Monticello High School - Panther Yearbook (Monticello, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1952 volume:

-1. Y 'nn aa N ' ill H' ' EI ,l' ' I' 3 gn - , 14 5 ::' :: 'e .g Q 'll ll ,- L54 b .'.'.1Ls' Wn1snIl1'u'liau wlliblill Amana., YDU IN '52. PUBLISHED BY the SENIOR CLASS of MONTICELLO HIGH SCHOOL I I X DEDICATED to Mr OPSIAD l -fx N, 9, , ,L I 'Q' J Q4 I 4 I I Y .Y xg? q t V 4 In th e pages of our 1952 annual we YOU I '52 K OUR SCHOOL -- ws: 'xf :gy ' i :3L,, ' ? Q, ,YU s A... hill-. 'Y Q -- AND BUS DRIVERS -- -- getting it ready for X .- 7x .. 1. 00006 Boo ' I '7 5HAIwNON , ICH TAlxE Y Lg 1- uff f I THE FIRST DAY 1 'C 'K x X ' NN QV? ' ' FN , wx NX A ' - 'r- fgwfv QV ' w -1 929 X 1 , T'A-.-'-fm A N o 5 A '06 Cx Qin Y, Xp 6 who STOLE MY LOCKER V2 xo O af N vp AND FINALLY DOWN TO WORK'J THE END OF A HARD DAY s lx sw ulx X A Wx X N 1 .M 5 15 R . A X . .I X40 ' O ' C GB lo XJ ' ' '90 f I xx V ' ' l v di gx X ' fr' N U A 4 ffl -2 'r SZ. 7 ek Q O NGO YS S Q YSL ., N 4 I-5 'X ,XQ D . V. 'I' .V , v ll vu F' ., 4 Q A- Lf, 4, , U D s I I I , .J ' . I . - V ,A LM, 5,12 Us ik' ,V r . 1 - . Q V' .3 if ,bl s Classes and class elections -- 3 '5 BACR ROW left to rxght Clarl Cartano Stonekrng btadtmueller bchnerder Schmrdt nn Hayen lben wesey Drrks Henderson Hoffman Vertch THIRD ROW Maxre Husma Hrnebaugh Paulsen Luckstead Hollar Rrclels Bender Lrmmerman Eby Huckr er Folk 8 ers Rrentrets Rundle Husmann Mrss Quass SECOND ROV! Newhard S ellv 1 L bb ones u en Kxrnmerman Helgens Vernon Stadtmueller Buntlng Scbnerter Plueger Rrckels Hannssen Prclxett Coxrngton Marugg FIRST ROW Sanford Lambert Goodyear Fe an Hamrlton Helgens Rhatrgan Robrnson Oltmanns Rrnk Cass Slmrnons Yossr McDowel SOPHOMORES BACK ROW left to rrght Martm hm? Rhatrgan Theom Donoxan Rxckels McDonald Bohlken Behrends Aldrrch H111 App ebv Lang Benedrct Haclxe Claus Iben Adams THIRD ROW Merer Guyan Burrtchter Bohlken Brokens Dart Nrckol Podhaskr Hargrave Folkers Gerdes Hubner Gottleaber Bader Bader Clark Mettler SECOND ROW Mrs Faust Matthxessen Buol Zumbrunnen Vernon Walker Vreeland Blohm DeShaw Moncrref Wrnkler Serbousek Morey Benson Mr Stouffer FIRST ROW Ambuehl Conley Newhard Smrth Smrth Sterner Rredel Hearn Adamson Adamson Lehman Allen Aldrrch Darrow FHESHIVIEN 0-'Snag 91 BACK ROW left to right Buol Rundel Skelley Shafer Baker Bergstom Ohe Gerjets Egger Jansen Stadmueller Davis Donaxon Hall Hclgens Dirks Reynolds THIRD ROW Heiken Behrends Serbousek Oberfoell Clark Pickett Folkers Leytem lxull Monk Folken Catlett Ruley Rickels Hayden Buckner Stahlberg Kromminga First Mrs Ross SECOIND ROW Benson Stadmueller Hoffman Hanssen llasler Hayen Limmerman Dirks Morning Zimmerman Wiesmier Lambert Barntz Helgens Fe an Schmidt Stueri FIRST ROW Brokaw Darrow Brokaw Harms Schoon Reuter Blatgy Wilcox Tuetlen Tuetken Podhaski Postel Hartman Bayne Sth GRADE Y P1 FIRST ROW: left to ri ht: Kelly, Goodyear, Matherly, Bleadorn, Otten, Adamson, Black, Moncrief. SECOND ROW: Maru g, Mettler, E. Mettler, Reyner, Hollar. THIRD ROW: Mrs Guyan, Mellor, Appleby, Bleagorn, Benedict, Dirks. Zubler, Skelley, Schoenbeck, Null Shover, Hacke, Ehlts. FOURTH ROW: Otten, Adams, Merritt, Heims, Zedick, Starks Volkman, Rickels. Chisman, Simmons, Brokaw, Mr. Halstead. FIFTH ROW: Morey, Egger Podhaski, Edwards, Ricklefs, Aldrich, Mettler, Smith, Himebaugh, Meyer. 7th GRADE 'tn 63 O9 A 'f'-5 F' 3' 'YT IIRSI' ROW- LL-fr IoR1ghrg Paulsen, Rhaugan, Bohn, Ohe, Marugg, Bohlkcn, Mormng. SECOND ROW- Read, Bronemamr, First, Currie, Wirtrrer, Tuerhen, Kuntz, TerVccr1, Burrtrng. THIRD ROWQ Mr Knipc, Hakanson, Lambert, Sutherland, Srerncr, Boyscn, Catlerr, Paulsen, Ledicl-., Harms, Miss Ford FOURTH ROW1 Sanford, Himebaugh, Lang, Prull, Rickels, Helgcns, Hargraxe, Price, Wink, Cox FIFTH ROWg Drcxlcr, Hankcn, Brokcns, W1y1k,W'rrghr, Dictker, Guyan Tucl, Rarhbun. Q. O , -S sl, OFFICERS STH GRADE 7TH GRADE 63? 1' We C ,' -pm.:-. STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW: left to rightg J. Tuetken, G. Hearn, J. Schmidt, G. Hein, G. Rickels, P. Gerdes, B. Adamson. FIRST ROW: D. llayen. Mr. Shaffer, D. llollar - Secretary, ll. Baumann - V. President, E. Schoon - President, Mr. Stonffer, B. Jensen, C. Leyrem. Student Council is the voice of the students. An information desk is set up forthe benefit of strangers who come into the building. Movies, assembly programs, and dances are all ont- grow s ofStudent Council action. One of the most important functions of the council is to maintain an active safety patrol, which is very effectixe in handling the traffic problem bc- fore and after school and at noons. Ope of their best contributions to the school is the kX BACK ROWg left to right: C. Meyer, E. Hagen, J. Maurice, M. Plueger, M. Wink. SECOND ROW: R. Wright, T. Null, R. Landis, D.Ohe, B. Morey, T. Streets, J. Mettler, H. Baumann, J. Marrugg, B. Jensen. THIRD ROW: J. Morey. J. Morning, R. Eden, N. Bleadorn, B. Meyer, . M. Ehlrs, S. Sands. A TE the Schgo Ipapfll' C omcs out -- PHILG 41 M. ohfkollo I., fbi? S :boo I X 29092 The inside D099 ,v. 'J' ,Ib '14, Awe' 'go Qf '26, -Q65 oo 6 47. M fr 'O' ysfe 004, 'Y Stud e THANKS TO -- AND I7 esvectatvf 99 s i 5 Q BACK ROWg left to rightg Schoon, Rickels. Appleby, Burrichter, Eggers, L X' fffo Hagen, Stadtrnneller, llargrave. TlllRD ROW1 Spahr, Moncrief, Al ers, Q Benedict, Dirks, Hayden. Gottleaber, Maire, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Faust, EQ Oltmann,.Clark, Goodyear, Kuntz, Harford, lloult, Husrnann. llayen, Miss McCulloch HRST ROW: Benson, Vernon, Dirlts QEditorj, Hollar QAssit. Podaslti, Schoon. ekly in the Monticello db N? N 'em Editorl Morye ZAR Philomonte is the school paper which appears we The editor and assistant editor are veteran staff members electe y Philontonte staff is open to all junior and senior Express f each spring. The Y BX high school s u QI Ia v me rss - i ' rl ' . f 0 l A If the staf ' - . ' -- ' ' t dents. V 1 ..ih . ogg. FOOTBALL 45 LEFTY DICK gf ' 'Q ' I 6 GLEN GUT M ARV PEALY SHUG ,z fy I LOU l I-an . 1' 11.2131 RONNII2 Q Nu3r KEITH CHUCK DARREL JIM BOB vb BEANS LEN HOPP ER 11, 4: Vkvspmx eev W 10 WP' ' ounce du eC0n Q Nlonti as 0 1w0M 'e 452 5' ll Pluvefs 03:66 Ego, riff Foaxbudwisweek Us ln ure 0,9 seizqs K O' 'yy ly I Q, I Again. .rs 0 T0 C1 tang, P nth-9 W i115 1 S X x '2 54 1 X io- -vp ' f l K lr x - - r- . K l s ml.,-f.. l . il . A gulf. A ' Rl. l x -- A- V, -: gfi3,,Q:-5. Q pil-' A mug. . - xl xl l N 'S l , .3 l- 'H-iff? ,. ff' U X ,, I ,QTY A li .i ,ip , f Wy ' . ,gf 'P' 1 ', -1, V -Q.:-1. ,.2.Q: .:4,:lf 'r:9'?f?g.Q,J 1' f. + .-s- - up, f' ,fl ,, 1' r-.-, , V , . .- lg, -B A D . .'!. ,',i8:?r: . ',au'v J,l.7' kk' ' ,pfigx r ,. - - rr' , b .1 -Q fp? Ipit! 'P.VIQ.J,::5?sN'L::.J Lua I , Y V, . A A f?.,l' ,. J I. - , fa x - n ' l l n l rs U A amsl lou ff- we - ff . fi ulll 5 fy? 5, K , 5- , .mix N, ,L h . , I ' Hjfvgv -fi'-Y 'F' ,A . 'I -' H. ' ' I I Qs 59 'a.-.f:'Q'-ve: Z, - .w 1 , aqalo e a ere n fl ay a wr.: -we -lf' Lp 5 pl, sd Q 'ff V A More Broken Bones 67 I 14 Q Plague Panther Team ri 6 With a tpuqh game coming up. 6 9 the Panthers may be working 9 wuthout the sm-nces of two good gtg player th s k A tory on page l t ll b t E d Frank 6 gf H ll pl r d kl ln prac- 9 fl t T d y n ghi R ght Guard cf, f R y Egge s ffe ed broken 0 nos hen Q a t b k Bob Hill V acc d tally ht t h I passing. X f C che e e t c t in yes- co 9 terday hethe Egge ould be 9 5 allowed to play F d y He has . ' f been one of the Panthers main- CB X stays i the I ne p act ce and in the frst game , CHEERLEADERS Eff X NWN -AJ 5x T num: I BaCl'i r0W: Joyce lurgensen, if Dolores Oltmanns, lattice Rink Jeane Hoult, Sally Hoffman. ' Front rowq Alice Jones, Dottie Hollar. PEP CLUB-H BACK ROW: left to right: Spahr, Gerdes, Kuntz, Lubben, Hoult, Pickett, Reuter, Schoon, Plueger, Stadtmueller, Schneiter. Bunting. Dart, Folkers, Zubler. FOURTH ROW: Himebaugh, Hayen Morni n Serbousek Goodyear Maire Hillers Hayden Flucki er Luckstead Paul 1 g I n I n I v g n o ' sen, Albers, Oberfoell, Hayden, Null, Gottleaber, Vernon. THIRD ROW: Bender, Juntz, Paulsen, Zimmerman, Benson, Schoon, Tuetken, Himebaugh, Guyan, Folkers, Tuetken, Rundle, Morey, Podhaski, Moncrief, Marugg. SECOND ROW: Cass, Clark, Hoffman, jones, Iurgensen, Rickels Qvice Pres.j, Harford qPres.j, Hanssen fSec. -Treas.j llollar, Rink, Oltmanns Snaford. FIRST ROW: I-lollar, Cox, Sutherland, Appleby, Mellor, Harms, Bunting, Ter Veen: Hanken, Mettler, Brokaw. The purpose of the Pep Club is to help the cheerleaders in their many projects, and to keep the spirit of the assemblies and to back the team. HOIVIECOIVIING X59 Q- qv 4 'f?+',s.w. 'A ., ' 1 1 J Wg 5 '1 x 3 - A'I'TENDljNTS - CHD'-N OLEIIN JO ANN - 1 xi? A F 3 OO i hx V . vm 1 Q f if v - THE LINEUP - Q l . - D t may J f ff ul h ' Y 5 1 -L-.0 ' YAN UNE? G ON N ' 195 W X 2 Q- WX It K 3 H x ' S V-. A P- ,Em-.,'x-.A 4. M! K J v 1 w' -, 1 . n N JUNIOR HIGH ,. A rs oft 'fr wiv? ,246 k 3 BACK ROW Morrey Har rate Rtekles Wrt ht Lctdrek Lang Lhtsman Behu Mr Knrpe SECOND ROW Mormn atrgan Null Goo year Meter Maru g Otten Bleadorne FIRST ROW Bleadhorn Wtn Volktnan Starks Shaw Srmmons Wxnh A f-fe flnult H ru 'N ' num! mmm' M rl vnu: U' in EWU, ' mr: BACK ROW left to rrght Bleadorn Paulsen Rhattgau Meter Rtckels Ohe Otten Hacken sen SECOND ROW Mr Kntpe Morntng Behn Hargraxe Null Wrxght Merrrtt Wtnk Marugg Appleby FIRST ROW Goodyear Lang Htmes Starks Volkman Morey Or-fs 296564 n A lla! BACK ROW left to rtght Ohe Marugg Hacke Null Dtettker Rxckels Lang Shover Meyer Appleby THIRD ROW Rhattgan Reyner Morntng Egger Tuetken Podhaskr Brokens Zubler Paulsen Bender Otten SEC ND ROW Morning Paulsen Appleby Hollar Mettler Kuntz Ftrst Cox Otten Hakenson FIRST ROW Adamson Mellor Ter Veen Buntmg Harms Mtss Ford Read Sterner Sutherland Morrey ,- 3 . tr - ' I 1 - :- I -f A I at L -- ra I , 9? 1 . fl.. If r 'K 'ea , . ,rf 'I ltVA Y I' . It 1 I' :M M I A , ,' 'J I 1'1 A-. l ' FQ ' A , K I - A X ' , I ' W f I la ' I ' gl' A Q i Qeug-:hy-L.. Z 4 'E:REa','f, fi, az' .' 'Q ' ' A ik A , I K , x ' 5 ' V ' 1 4,-3? X ' , 'I fp En' ,X H ' ' T, I' I fy T 4 4 'lk ' 7 V 4 1 gr 5 . ,A Y' x - X 1 M fy fl 51 5 I ia' .Y ' f' , y of F f Ps n , If , V R P' 'K 3' . fs . 21 y 3, S 4, fi Q 0 I A r X ,' . x' , 1' - K I I V ' GROUPS AT PLAY --- b 1 U ,4- .- H- 4 Q Q' 9' S 4 sl 3 If J 1 - , Amp' ' qllt yfla. - . 1- Q .I?P'- AL! KL 'Y r' Eff 11 4 . rs 4: ...H it-eat Tr - -. 'FV . . A. 'A 0 ' 1 ' ' 'xxx' ' ., , ff v I xg-ff? yo X' , ,V A u 2- m,-X ,fi ' . - X r -in , . ,L 5 4 K 5. ,lk Q5 -, . I -v- u I fx nl . s,Y 'fi ' f '-11' -- f Q, I-P1 . if . ' ' P- . 1 ' -S-Y -1 , . 'A ' V ' Mx ' rv x A A , x 5' V 4 1'V , L? St! ' 2-' ax? ,, V P' Q I Zeit, 1, f . .- 5- -' j:'5.'F'l ' H , Jeb-r 75 , .... .' 15. ' - ...fr-5 -4. 5 1 A . Q11-fl, ' . ' ' A , -5 . 'CQ W I' 4 ' J . I . - 7 4 ' wiki ' 1? A P- . 1 X? xv? ' 1 . Nt- 1 .. - - -. 31 4 fs, Q 3- ? ..' , 5 0 . is Hs, 'N vom DEPARTMENT M BAND -- CLARINETS -N f onsists O B c . R ,xo QC DW HRS T RO Wg Firsz Sanford. H . Bender SECOND aydcn ' . Kuntz ROWr , Spahr, B odaslfi. ' , Wilcox, Src-mer, dubler, Clark, Malte, Iayney. THIRD ROW Hargrase, Follfers, Hoult, Harford. ,QS QVNW 'O xv , . A - N' S OPHONZTS NN in ,fs FIRST R J. 0 : J, Ielgfxljrk' A1 GO . Hdfrlnpauzg me aber 611' an. E. s5f,33,1f'Z1dfZrs0,,, - e y. X! X ooo' Sch v 1. igviood C . ge . 69 Kox:xOxQa 960 be 956035 Sges' RO .geifft - SYQGXT 902 ws ev, X 10300 5165. YQCV AV 3 5332335 5- E 19 Ct' XXX RC noRN5 A .Q T-f'Lg? 4 M4 lizff, FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Morning, L. Lehman, D, Morey, C. Stadtmueller. SECOND ROW: M. Wismciet, B. Burrichter, J. Dart, B. Dirks, P. Cass. THIRD ROW: I. Reid, D. Martin, K. Lang, J. Thoeni, J. Iurgensen. TROMBONES BASSES AND BARITONES I ., , ., L Wt' Q ss. f'N . ' r WA CTION linlrlqag 'JHQL FIRST ROW, left to right: W, Otten, D. Hollar, C. Hagen, M. Dirks. SECOND ROW: S. Elhts, G. Hakanson, B. Schneider, A. Jones, B. Guyan, J. Goodyear. THIRD ROW: F. Hillers, D. Cartano, C. Dirks, C. Egger, A. Burrichter, P. Gerdes. TWIRLEHS LEFT to RIGHT PatC,ass Eleanor Wrlcox Jams Gottleaber Alrce jones Dome llollar Carol Ley rem Patsv Ambuehl VOCAL MUSIC DEPARTMENT CHORUS rf- A fi BACK ROW Benedrct Marun McChr1sty Hagen Burrxchter Dlrks Appleby Hoffman THIRD ROW Robmson Hollar Young Rrckes Schoon Stadmueller Folken Podhaskr Dart Marre Burrrchter Bauman SECOND ROW Thoem Hoffman Oltmann Spahr Harford Husmann Clark Goodyear Fegan Fegan FIRST ROW Vernon Pldhask1 Cass Hughes Smrth Smnh Mormng Tschamz Adamson Mxss Ford BOYS GLEE CLUB I OW ft LO R1 Il I Iegan D Martrn A Krommlnga C Robrnson I T 0 D1 H Baumann SECOND ROW E Schoon I Beaedrct D McChr1sty Mrss Ford M Drrks L Hoffman B Appleby THIRD ROW C Hagen A Burrrchter C Drrks I' Carrano G Rrcfels OUR DIRECTOR - gg 1 sums GLEE CLUB 'J FIRST ROWQ Left to Right, Smith, Adamson, Ambuehl, Smith Cass, Hughes, Reuler, Postel, Simmons, Bayne, Fe an, Tschantz. SECOND ROWg Guyan Hubner, Moncreif, Gortleaber, Spahr, Oltmanns, usmann, Gerdes, Burrichter, Podhaski Marolf. THIRD ROW: Mornin , Vernon, Serbousck, Schoon, Albers, Harford, Folkers. Marie Pickett, Goodyear, Clark, Hoffman, Buol. FOURTH ROW: Buckner, Podhaski, Nickol, Rickels Schoon, Falcon, Miss Ford, Stadtmueller. Young, Hollar, Bohlken, Dart, Brokens. BACK ROW S Hayden P Albers C Hagen E Schoon I Oltmann R Spahr FRONT ROW C Drrksfvrce presj E Youngqpresp Mrs Ross Len Hoffmanfsec treasj Natronal Honor Socrety IS an organrzatron for those vlrth a desrre to render servrce to promote worthy leadershrp to create an enrhusrasm for scholarshxp and to encourage the development of character rn puprls of Monu Hxgh kefs FUTURE HOIVIENIAHERS of AMERICA YY FOURTH ROW Sanford Rlnk Buckner L Folkers Monk Wxnkler Nrckol Plueger Ruley M Folk ers I Podhaslu Luckstedt A Folkers J Zrmmerman M1ssQuass THIRD ROW Skelly D Olt manns J Prckett Conley Wrlcox Gerdes J Hayden Null B Schoon Tuetken Hanssen Leytem Fluckxger P Smrth C Smxth Bayne SECOND ROW Cass Hughes Rueter Buol Serbousek Hrme baugh D Pxckett Catlett Mane Oberfoell Harms Brokaw M Brokaw Marugg Hartman FIRST ROW Postel Hoffman jones HayenfTreas 3 lurgensenQVrce Pres j Hollar qPres 5 Husmann fSec J Burnchter Dart Paulsen McDowell Hassler F H A can be expressed by rts purpose: fly to promote a growing appreciatxon of the Joys and sausfactions of homemakrn f2j to emphasrze the importance of worthy home membershrp 13, to work for good home and familyqrfe for all My to foster the development of qreauve leadershxp 1n home and commumty hfe X ' ' 'F' 3- z VI . 47 ' 1 I . . 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I I I I I . l I ' I I I I l 1 1 I 1 ' 2 1 1 a 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 I , 1 1 . 1 ' 1 1 1 I 1 1 , ' I 0 1 I 1 0 1 u 1 1 1 ' Initiations --for -- -'soc at L eade NATIONAL HONOR socurrv GIRL ATHLETES -- G A A URTH ROW left to rrght Podhaskl Folkers Null Plueger RICRCIS Bunung Schne1ter Hargrave Paulsen Oberfoell THIRD ROW Hrmebaugh Fluck1ger I-Ioult P1ckett Bohlken Hayden Folkers Hanssen Z.1mmerman Husmann SECOND ROW Vernon Hoffman Kuntz Lubben Gottleaber Brokens Tuetken Schoon Morey Sterner FIRST ROW Skelley Marugg JonesfSec Treasj Har fordfvlce Pres j IurgensenqPres j Hollar qPornt Captalnj Rrnk Oltmanns FUTURE FARMERS on 090m BACK ROW left to nght Bergstom Cartano Stadtmueller Jansen Gerjets Vesey Duks Helgens Rxckels Rlckels Schrader Donovan THIRD ROW Hasler Behrends Hayen King Stadtmueller Donovan Wugu Zlmmerman Krommrnga Serbousek Dtrks SECOND ROW Stadtmueller Herken Zlmmerman rrks Eby Helgens Hacke Rundle Zrmmerman Dlrks FIRST ROW Steurl Fegan Behrends IbenfSec 5 Streeper QVICC Presj Heu1fPres 3 Mr Stead Bened1ctQTreasjMe1er Ahlnchs Adams The requuements to join F F A are fly be taking agriculture and Q23 havmg a home project F F A specxalizesln commumty servrce such ACIIVIUCS are seed testmg corn and oats test plots and they take part rn the Great Jones County Farr . . Q I , ., ij r 4 ' I I l 1 . . A Q - 1 7 , Q, X,. ay . V I ' I . x f ' FO I 4 I lv I IA I ' 4 1 A v I 1 l '- F. F. A. I . ' . f R 1 J I w 1 . - Q 5 9 A I I . I - . - . ' L. J VAHNTY COACH JACK BASKETBALL nz:- I ,1,,..1 Monticello Wansf 9 Sechonaa Q' P P G 3, H 5 4 f ' ' i 'YIYQBHSTM7 1433! Q 4 J f . R--'gl --v-I K . '- 4 w-.vf ' V x ' . . A , V f X ' rg .QI 5 r- ef C810 P ,QP ,, ms V11--f 1. OJXQIAHZ ld, K'TOf yr:f:1i S. A M5 1 T M ERA CLUB 9 I , Q A 4 ' g Q 0 0 -. f E- X E lq t N hs-. ' ,M gin' f 1 v .1 W ,AJ In ' I. '+R 17, ' e f .S vi ' - lr xx N x 11 , ' X ix 1 ' , I c ' 4 . x W , w X 1' rr 4, 8 CQ., 'N' ,. ,f K A rg . ks ,wi x ' 1. .'d,,, X V ,, J, V. f 1 41' X ' R N if x ' X BACK RON-, Xeiuo xigw, x-A. OMG, E. Yzgqacts, C. DMG. XL. Mdvxch. SECOSO ROXN -, W . Shaken , X1 . Hughes, X. Lxmmexxvan, x-Ax . Somoa. YXYLST ROW -, Q . Remax Q1 ice Yxesq , L. Xkoiimasx gvxesq , 9-. Svahx Uieasq , X. Oumasm Q5ec.3. px oevlw oxgyaqxized dub dime gem xs me Camus Cub. Tvxougp fxxexx pxoceccxs oi xce steam sues xx has bouqgm, and equxpgaed a daxxuooqv . HTS O FF L IGHTS ON W. lth it S new darkroo m- I P9 Q J W 4 J ANNUAL STAFF 'SOOO BACK ROW: Hein. Hearn, E ers, Henderson, Paulsen, Dirks, Burrichte, Gottleaber, Schoen- beck, McChristy. THIRD ROW: Malone, Spahr, Behrends, Cass, Winters, Schrader, Streeper Harms, Marolf, Oltmann, Hillers, Hanssen. SECOND ROW: Hughes, Hubner, Hoffman, Al: bers, Harford, Pickett, Young, Schoon, Reuter, Houlr, Jurgensen, Kunrz, Tschantz, Morning FIRST ROW: Frckels, Appleby, Hagen, 1onesqAssistantEd.j, Hayden fEd.j Hoffman fEd,j Holla: qAssistant Ed.j. Baumann, Paulsen. rv ZF' to bring you 5 OUR EDITOR Z Q-I W di A2 .a I CHRISTMAS QQNFU pf! 5 ll!! S - L if UI IU ' v MX A 3 '41 l4 fA?lf '12-3 'wav Y, XM, A-Q 6: '. x 97 fi 4 SPEECH CONTEST ..- 4 GURCOACHII ffq 45: 3 , I I .. Fm P? if 91 ,i ,. if fy CX? . X X ' IWZMQ2 mcxi? ff' ' SOME BIG EVENTS OF THE JUNIOR CLASS - ' ,. 'Sr ' 6'aaiiE.fv'5i5 THEIR PLAY - - - 8 I X N s g I lfL 9 Sw add- 'vw MAGAZINE SALES - - - HIGH SALESMEN - - - CLASS RINGS X a-3 44:4 More initiations M-ctus , S o 1 5 1 BACK ROW: left to right: Henderson, Helgens, Schneider, Schmidt, Aldrich, Dirks, Burrichter, Hagen, Gottleaber. THIRD ROW: Hoffman, McChristy, Hearn, Appleby, Appleby, Paulsen, Lang, Schoenbeck, Hein, Rhatigan, Mr. Halstead. SECOND ROW: Baumann, Spahr, Holt, Hollar, Jones, Hayden, Kuntz, Jurgensen, Streeper. FIRST ROW: Gottleaber, Hughes, AlbersqSec-Treas.j, Paulsen qPres.j, SchoonfVice Pres.j, Morning. Oltmann. 'M' Club is the organization whose purpose is to recognize those students who have taken an active part in the various activities of high school life. Candidates for M Club must earn forty points by taking part in various activities or must have earned a . .su major letter in any field of sports. PANTHER CLUB A4 BACK ROW: H. Gottleaber, L. Paulsen, K. Aldrich, J. Schmidt, R. Behrends. L. Schoenbeck, B. Appleby. THIRD ROW: L. Hoffman, K. Lang, G. Hearn, C. Robin- son. SECOND ROW: G. Hein, D. Helgens, M. Schneider, J. Hoffman, R. Eggers, Mr. Cabalka. FIRST ROW: K. Blayney. 1. Paulsen qVice-Pres.y, D. Appleby fPres.y, C. Hagen qSec. Treas.j, R. Adamson, D. Adams. Panther Club is an organization to distinguish athletes from nonathleres. Any boy who wins a major letter is automatically in Panther Club. Panther Club's big event of the year is initiation. ,. I-, Spring -- and sports with -- TRACK A rn r' nh rx an wi iq 'ng I 1 Y 1 ?n nfl 9, . an FN L . k BACK ROW: left torightg Mr. Cabalka, Paulsen, Behrends. la eil, .ben, Burrichter, Gottleaber, Schmidt, Paulsen, Hill. THIRD ROW: Sciiioent-eck llelgens, Appleby, Aldrich, Schneider, Lang, Hein, Rickels, Robinson. SEC: OND ROWQ Streeper, Winters, Ham, Rickels, Riedel, Hearn. McChristy Morning, Adams. FIRST ROW: Zimmerman, Eiben, Bamts, llelgens, Claus Rharigan, Meier, Adamson. BASEBAll P p C BACK ROW: left to ri t- Aldrich Paulsen Behrends Schmidt Paulsen, Hill. THIRD ROW: Igrsen, Hclgeiu, Applelay, lang, 'Schoenbeclo Eggers SECOND ROW: Mr. Cabalka, Helgenl, Tuetken, Rickels, McChr ty Rhatigan. FIRST ROW: Schmidt, Zimmerman, Serbousek, Adamson, Blayney -Q. i N ! OTHER BIG EVENTS AS GRADUATION APPROACHES --- M-CLUB BANQUH G ufgffgw JJ .f Tx 3'5Q'QN?f7 'X DJ' T quffxx f K gs CL fx g T JL E 'XfAV,x..2x PG LJW O NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY BANOUET la! l1l1 - h w AND FINALLY E. T meg 5 T V ' r . I - 1 , X, - gg!! ' sn ' 'Ili L JUNIOR-SENIOR BANOUET N il li 1 The school year of 1952 reaches xts cltmax W1 lt BACCALAERATE li ir tiliil D FINALLY GRADUATION OF THE CLASS O Their Class Motto - With the ropes of the past we nng the bells ofthe future Class Colors - Powder blue and Rose Class Flower Carnauon The diplomas are given out by the school board Y, e 4. . 0 N t' CLASS Wlll We the undersigned being unmechanically stable do here and now will our priceless possessions to those mentioned below Dale Aldrich will my ability to get alon with Mrs Ross to Max Dirks Peggy Albers will my singing ability on and trips to Merna Folkers Use tt Merna Don Appleby bequeath my football basketball baseball and track fame to Glenn Rickles Harry Baumann leave mx harem to anyone with the nerve l ve got Betty Behrends leave my tint hair to Mary Anne Oberfoell We ll see ifyou putit to as ood a use as l have Mildred Brokaw will my good times to Dwaine Kuper D .1 think it is too muc for you Dwa1ne Art Burnchter leave the Langworthy Motorcycle speed record to anyone who thinks they can handle it Lucille Cass leave my place in Homemaking class to Linda Hargrave Murva Dirks leave my deathly silence to James Rhatigan Roland Egger will my ability to get hurt in football to be distributed equally by the schools of the WaMac Conference Harold Gottleaber leave my trips to Hopkmton to Gene Schmidt Charles Hagen will my ht jumping ability to Robert Ohe Think you ll make it B0b'P Dorothy l-lanssen leave my nights tn Stanwood to Carol Stadmueller Kermit Kirks leave my quiet ways in class to Sara Vemon fDon t let him fool you Sara J Chauncey Drrks ive my Oldsmobile to anyone who can take it away from me Carol Harford wi l the dtmehouse back to Schultz Bros Virginia Harms will my ability to hitch hike to dances to Janet Tuetken Let s put it to use Janet Sara Vemon will my clarinet to Neal First lt is about time you are using it don t you thmk Neal? Gilbert Hearn leave my belligerent attitude to Dick Adams Glenn Hem will my ability to sing The Crawdad Song and other hillbilly tunes I0 Janice M0nCr1ef Ted Hendersen won t will anything to anybody unless they pay me for rt Sally Hoffman will my mischrevrous habits to Etta Reuter Jeane Hoult will my changeable mind to anyone with a vacant spot Francis Hillers leave my all night parties to Ruth Paulsen Will you need it Ruth? Len Hoffman will my ommumstrc ways and the Siberian salt mines back to Russia Shirley Holmes left early Evelyn Hubner, will my shorthand technique to some lon handed Junior Vaneta Hughe will my confidence in myself to any fres man Vl J'oyce Jur ensen will my ability to argue to some poor soul who can t Ruth Ann untz will my big brown eyes to Dave Martin Be sure to use them to good advantage Dave Don McChrrsty will my ability to get people to buy me as for my car to Bing Aldrich Buelah Malone leave my nights at Anamosa to Shirley Lu ben Charles Martin will my seat in Democracy to any sleepy Junior Kaye Marolf will Marv back to the basketball team JoAnne Morning will my voice to the S'nith twins Don t fight over it girls Irma Oltmann will my ability to get along with Mr Stouffer to Julie DeShaw hm Paulsen will my one track mind to Paul Chisman Lou Paulsen w11l my speed records and athletic ability to John Morning Marie Pickett will my manly physique to Ray Mier John F Reid leave for the pool hall Carol Reuter leave my modesty to Bonnie Schneider Arlene Rrckels leave my luck of always getting out of a car accident without too many injuries to Margaret Covm ton Lelan Schoenbeck will the Physics class back to Mr Shannon Carry on Mr Shannon Elnora Schoon will the Sax Section rn band back to Mr Stumbaugh Jon Schrader leave my Romantic life to the True Romance magazine Ruth Spahr leave with a gleam in my eye and a rm on my finger Kenneth Streeper leave with a new car Thmk it wr l last long Ken I J..0lS Tschantz wtll my ability to chase men to some shy sophomore XX James Wilson leave in a hurry U,fRonald Winters will myself to anyone who wants me I John Wright leave my curly hair to Andris Lubvas I Elizabeth Young leave my humerous Jokes to anyone who gets a charge out of them Iv V 9 ' ' 4 A . I, ' , ' ' . I' , . . . l I, . .gh . . . n . , . ' I I' . . ' . . l , . ' . 1, , -i - . I, . . . V . ,. . - . n , . I ' I' . . , . . I, . . . . . ,, ,, . . . . . I' ' , , . . l I, ' . . . I I, Frank Hill, leave my skipping school days to any smart junior that thinks he can get away with it. I' . . I - . . . . . ' .- I, , ' c ' ' ' ' ' ' . I, ' , . 1, ' ' - ' . 1, S, A 1 ' fr . 1, it , ' - - . , . 1, - ' E . 1. . ' . . I. , u , . .v . . I, , . . . . ' . i I, . ' . . , . I. D , . . . . ' I' . . I . . , 1 I, . ' , ...... . I, , ' ' . I' , I . . . . , . 1, rf , - ' . . , . . I, , ' ' ' . . I, , ' ' . L l . . . . I I' , 1 . . ' . 1, CLASS PROPHECY PEGGY ALBERS has recently been named the prano player of the week She clarms JUNIOR REID taught her everythrng she knows DON APPLEBY rs head coach of the Harlem Globe Trotters He boasts a one two scorrng punch rn JOHN WRIGHT and JAMES WILSON DALE ALDRICHS rs now featured at the Great Jones County Farr as The Fat Man JIM PAULSEN has settled down to a quret peaceful lrfe as Mayor of Montrcello and presrdent of the Iowa Athletrc Assocratron HARRY BAUMAN has nowsettled down at the rrpe young age of 83 wrth one of hrs old hrgh school flames MURVA DIRKS He thrnks she rs the only one for hrm srnce she rs the only one he can get a word rn edge wrse wrth BETTY BEHRENDS the famous fan dancer of all trmes rs now berng seen at ROLAND WINTERS swank casrno rn the heart of Sand Sprrngs MILDRED BROKAW now a refrned busrnesswoman who has been successfully marrred for the seventh trme rs honeymoonrng rn Cascade wrth her long lost lover TED HENDERSON The newly elected mayor of Chrcago ART BURRICHTER proclarmed rn hrs campar n speech that he would rrd the Clly of all hazardous slow drrvers Hrs campargn manager SALLY HOFFMA clarms he won the electron by hrs hrgh school reputatron ROLAND EGGER has now taken over hrs dad s busrness and rs featurrng the new and only atomrc tractor to be seen on the market Free demonstratrons of the tractor are grven by hrs partner LUCILLE CASS HAROLD GOTTLEABOR can now be seen on the movre screen as the worlds greatest lover CHAUNCEY DIRKS and hrs band rs berng heard on records all over the U S and Canada as the greatest swrn band of all trmes ERMIT DIRKS has just won the Indranapolrs 500 for the frfth trme CHARLES HAGEN rs reburldrng the Scotch Grove road whrch he tore up rn hrs hrgh school days Many have heard hrm say that road has seen IIS better days DOROTHY HANSSEN and MARIE PICKETT are now teamed up and are a specral attractron on our local televrsron network as the wrestlrng champs of the year EVELYN HUBNER has taken over the posrtron of head psychologrst and Dean of Women at Dubuque CAROL HARFORD has now fulfrlled her lrfe long ambrtron of berng a hermrt rn Trbet She says rt rs so peaceful compared to lrfe rn Montr Hrgh VIRGINIA HARMS has now taken over the Hopkrnton dance hall as head bouncer SARA HAYDEN rs the chref cook and bottle washer rn the Club 606 rn Chrcago JEAN HOULT can now be found rn the Ford motor company rn Detrort Mrchrgan as head test drrver LEN HOFFMAN Just burlt the frrst rocket shrp to the moon He sard he rs lookrng for new salt mrnes BEULAH MALONE JOANNE MORNING and LOIS TSCHANTZ have just opened theM M andT funeral home rn Anamosa They say busrness rs sort of dead lately compared to therr trmes rn hr h school KAYE MAROLF has Just made her frrst mrllron rn the shrrmp busrness Her shrrmp boats ave been comrn home re ularly L YOUN has rust won the presrdentralelectron of 1972 She has nowcompleted her lrfe long ambrtron of berng the frrst woman presrdent of the U S She credrts her vrctory to LOU PAULSEN her campargn mana er F NK HILL rs head polka dot parnter rn CAROL REUTER S pajama factory VANETA HUGHES has returned to Montrcello after completrng her trarnrng rn optometry and has opened an offrce of her own Her most frequent patrent rs CHARLES MARTIN He says hrs trouble comes from readrng encyclopedras RUTH ANN KUNTZ rs now makrng good as an assrstant to JON SCHRADER CDoctor of Dentrstryj whose marn offrce rs rn Amber JOYCE JURGENSEN rs now makrng her second mrllron rn the cedar chest busrness She credrts her start to her old flames DON MCCHRISTY rs standrng in the mrddle of marn street still tryrng to frnd out whrch way they went GLENN I-IEIN one of the elrgrble bachelors of the class of 52 can now be seen ndrng the range ofhrs bar Q ranch rn Texas We see FRANCIS HILLERS completrng her lrfe long ambrtron She now has her own barber shop rn the heart of New York She clarms she won her fame through the steady patronage of GILBERT HEARN now known as Bald headed Pealy ELNORA SCHOON rs strll rn shorthand strugglrng wrth the 80 word hurdle No Watt' Its one of Ellre s chrldren seems she takes after her rn many ways SHIRLEY HOLMES rs now workrng on her masterpiece her own tombstone at IRMA OLTMAN S monu ment shop Irma says she rs the worker she has ever had LEE SCHOENBECK the world renown engrneer and screntrst rs now searchmg for troprcal veg:-:tatron at the North Pole wrth RUTH SPAHR the famed botanrst They say and I quote Its a pretty ard rob It's amazing what these Fords. can take.. A A U A ' ' . l ' . NAME Dale Ahlrlch Margaret Albers Don Appleby Harry Bauman Betty Behrends Mrldred Brokaw Art Burrrchter Lucrlle Cass Chaucey Dlrks Murva Duks Kermrt Dlrks Roland Eggers Harold Gottleaber Charles Hagen Dorthey Hanssen Carol Harford V1rg1n1a Harms Sara Hayden Grlbert Hearn Glenn Hem Ted Henderson Sally Hoffman Jeane Hoult Frank H111 Frances Hrllers Len Hoffman Evelyn Hubner Vaneta Hughes Joyce Jurgensen Ruth Ann Kuntz Don McChr1stv Beulah Malone Charles Marm Kaye Marolf JoAnn Mornrn Irma Oltman Jlm Paulsen Larry Paulsen Mane Prckett John Reld Carol Reuter Arlene Rrckles Leland Schoenbeck Elnora Schoon Jon Schrader Ruth Spahr Ken Sueeper LOIS Tschantz James Wxlson Ronald Wrnters John Wrlght Elrzabeth Young Llttle Known Facts About Well Known I ALIAS Hamuster e A P Harem cuddles Betts Mrlly Artle Lucy Lead Foot Murva Kermy Ronme Barold Chuck Dort Noonre Re Just Sara Pealy Cowboy Teddy a Jenny Hldrous Francy Hopper Evelyn Neta u Kuntz Chrls oo Charlre Marolf rm hmmer ou Plcker Bumor Curley R1ck Lee Ellre Yon Ruthle Streep Toots Chmey Welners Hoppy xz HE IS SHE IS Funny Talented Athlete Somethmg to Cat Nrce Gom steady Goo looklng Nrce Tall Cute Takrng rt easv In love Popular Quret Always late Engaged Frrendly A good egg Moody In love Super Alrrght Lazy Sweet A nutty braln Smart Becommg Always argumg Happy Go Lucky Wrtty Quret but n1ce Klnda quret Some gal Talented Bramy Out for a good txme Dreamy Strong Always late A hard worker N1ce Athletlc Popular Undeclded Engaged Handsome A flxrt Wa 1t1ng for the day A cowboy A nut A gen1us CHIEF ATTRACTION Motorcycle Prano Legs Flame thrower Sweaters Frlendlrness Vorce Quretness J eet Quret ways Bashful Red halr Hopklnton Dynatone muffler P1erced ears Hatr Dramond Han Green Chevle Blank Expresslon Ahce Smrle Her sparkle eyes Dubuque Her laugh Hrs ha1ry chest Shorthand Her curly harr Temper Her brown eyes Laugh Her men Quretness Her pretty teeth Vorce Sweater Bxg feet Long legs Muscles Hlmself Blond hau' Frrendlrness H15 Tom Neat han Burck Dramond Le s Legs Harr style Neck scarves Black hatr Man hole cover FAVORITE EXPRESSION Come on That s the way II goes Qult ll We ll have a gang bang Aw shucks Yeah Ia1n tkrddm I don t know Ro No comment Don t Hey come on Darlmg Hey don t Don t No snow I hate school Am t ya had no learnln How come Can Ihave some paper I mean I don t even care Sufferm sucatash Somethrng for the bxrds I have ll done Really? Shut up Rerd o o No' ' Whlch way drd they go? You Lard Head I don t know Well Ican thelp xt Whatca ma d1g Oh let s see Aw No Turn off the lrghts Shut up Chris No krddln My Gosh Golly I don t know That s the way tt goes Golly w Aw no Cut rt out Come here Beulah What Ytppee Aw Don t Idon tthmk so P g . t ,b . P 1 ' . . ds . . ., . ,ya . . i d . Shy . . . . d . . . Hi H S 1 ' ' Hi Shirley Holmes Holmsy' A nut Dances I won't say it J g . b . - - O- - . . ! . I B . ' ' . h . g HJOH . ' - - . . . . . . L. b . . .I A . , S ' . L, . - , . FAVORITE SONG Angry Mood lndrgo Lover Come Back Solrtare I M Throwrng Rrce Tell Me Why lCan tHelp It Hold Me In My Merry Oldsmobrle I m In Love Agarn Dance Me Loose Slewfoot Ra Weddrn Be ls Try Me ne More Trme Bermuda Take Me Back ComeOn Ta MyHouse Down Yonder Jealousey Craw Dad Alrce Blue Gown Lvttle Whrte Cloud Make Belreve I Get Ideas Because School Days Frve Mrnutes More Its No Srn I m In Love Agarrr Please Mr Sun Mar re Col Cold Heart ICan DreamCan tI Please Mr Sun rr Slow Poke I Get Ideas Skrrts Wrth My Eyes Wrde Open That s My Desrre Can t Help It I Wanta Play House Make Belreve Jealous Heart Always Bessey The Herfer It s No Secret Chrckerey-Chrck Old Parnt I Wanta Play House Alrce In Wonderland WHAT SHE LIKES WHAT HE LIKES Makrng people mad People Women Ice Cream Dancrng Larry Fast motorcycles Sewrng Hrs Olds Movre stars Chevre Football Darlene Hrs Ford Men Anyone and anythrng Men School Cheer leaders u Guess My Pontrac Messrng around Sleeprng r Women Men School Helprng others Gorng steady Lots of fun Grrls Devrlment Motors Men and boys A marrne Mark Women Sports Gang bangrng Sleeprng Lyle Men Hrs Ford Herbre Women Toby Fellows Cards Tom Owens Cowboys Anythrng Musrc WA NTS TO BE Farmer Nurse Butcher Comm for theF B Cosmetolrgrst lvlarrred En rneer Le t alone Engrneer Alone Great Help to dad Marrred Engrneer Cosmetolrgrst Frrst woman presrdent Marrred Secretary Boss of a gas statron Mrllronarre Mechanrc Movre star Prrvate secretary Krng of the hobos A wrfe Engrneer A nrce wrfe Secretary Optomrstress Lady Detectrve Somethrng great A good father Nurse Left alone F B L A mermard Marrred Absolutely nothrng Just lrke Jrmmer F B I. A bum Secretary Housewrfe Engrneer Marrred Farmer Housewrfe Marrred Nurse Genrus A coach Left alone Teacher USUALI Y FOUND Home Lau hrng Nat Tea Co Anywhere buthome Tedrow s Sand s N ChestnutSt School Roddrn Home Wrth Streep Workrng Hopkrnton Cedar Falls Standwood Snr rng Hard tellrng Montr Cafe At shell statron In Jug s Alley At Alrce s Rodd rn Just around Loafrn Aroun Smokrng hrs prpe At Marie s At home Workrng In her nash That would be tellrng Smart rn off Wrth Lors Sands Sprrng Wrth Lubben Talkrng Home or gone Pool hall Wrth the gang In trouble Lorterrng In a convert Tedrow s Wrth hrs Ford Out Under street lrghts Everywhere Wrth Chrrs Wrth Beulah Around Hrtch hrkrng Nat Tea Co lprng peopl FAVORITE PA STIME Foolrng around Flrrtrng S orts ashrng hrs car Dancrng Dancrng Anythrng butwork Sewrng Souprn hrs car Hobby movre stars Wrth gang Workrng Darlene Grrls Dancrng Eatrng Evenrngs at Stanwood Rrdrng wrth Mrn Grvrng good servrce Wrrtrn love notes Hot ro books Cleanrng out bam Drrvrng the Ford Dodgrng all Job offers Havrng Partres Gettrngstrarght A s Dancrng Readrng Berng wrth Pat Berng late Roddrng around Tellrng storres Anamosa Workrng on a car Lubben Horn vorce a t Sewmg Playrng pool Messrng around Lau hrng Loa rn Flute Dancrng Workrng Stayrng out Roddrn Bern wrth Bob Goo rng off Anamosa Doodlrng Dances Workrng Workrng srngrng . A ' gr .I .' . I L --L Q ' W1 ' N A I f I as ' Ig- I was . cry , Std '. f A. I I ' E Q ci, ' .D . .1 . ' . Bob Q L . I 'gb ' -1' Al' UF VIRGINIA HARMS P' I MEET the SENIORSH- M ' I 2- Q CAROL REUTER U N, 0 T' - -.7 6 GLENN HEIN all 'jr-X QS1' - F' Nw' .. My 16- K -1 5 Z ' e I A - . if-uf' ' '24 Nv 1 , X GILBERT HEARN .X uf' . 5 RUTH SPAHR cz' xv V Y SALLY HOFFMAN 4 A 'A' h 1 XX? -.1 f X. J' KAYI2 MAROLF 21 I4-N 1 - L T - Q ,Q ini' I JOHN W RIG HT , Y f's ex z A .-.kg 04'-Q xi V XX 'Y O n ! I f !' JOYCE IURGENSEN KENNETH STREEPER qqsx X 4 1- ! 'vs if .N 5 L JOHN WRIGHT Ax - 6 f LELAND SCHOENBECK 5, . I l si xg 'ffl' , 1 ff? K -1- - , 'We x. g K1 his DALE AHLRICHS 00 . Ng K.. I X f BETTY BEHRENDS IEANE HOULT EVELYN HUBNER MURVA DIRKS CHAUNCEY DIRKS ,- 1 QM 4? -'V -sun? 45515 5 96 T. fy, li ug. 4':,,'7 Y I ., Q I. ,. A , , fi 4 Q 'J I J' H IIM PAULSEN LARRY DAULSEN i Y , I r L x JI ,, , '71 T' , -I 314-, 'J F -- aff TJ' IOANNI: MORNING MARGARET ANN ALBERS DON APPLEBY vu-f' FRANK HILL If C .3 Q 'f X. Q' V X SARA HA YD LN 'hy' Q . wry MARIE PICKETT ARTHUR BURRICHTER i - R S 3 S... X. 1 Ax u A A X 4: 'T Z9 I u X CHARLES HAGEN . jig, ui' .1-I ELNORA SCHOON IRMA OLTMANN 4-, Ry 4. -H Q . .X Q Q Q s 'Y 412. lm xyr s ' I s'W -x X . A 3 Kg'- 1:9 -15.-in RUTII ANN KUNTZ. ff' 'W 1-T Q. Y 'v f I i ' v TED HENDERSON LEN HOFFM AN IAM ES WILSON Tb - 7 N-X x E ENE Q 5 f? 4 ALI'-2-' 4 -A ELIZABETH YOUNG 'Q' rm br KK E4 1 1 'hx 1- bf' JON SCHRADER get OU' ik- 'gf Q' MILDRED BROKAW ng: :-Inv' I - .df 4- f jx A if M 1 x HAROLD GOTTLEABEI HARRY BAUMANN . X DONALD MCCHRISTY DOROTHY HANSSEN -4'-x 'EA A x. 5 55, mr ,f , I 11 if M as '-fs VANETA HUGHES U FRANCES HlLll:RS Q ics-5 LOIS TSCHANTZ ! alkyl, .. 5 , J RONALD EGGER is sw Q 'I Qc. , 1-f, ' ARLENE RICKEIS 2, - ' XX I9 CAROL HARFORD ,I BEULAH MALONE 1' Z! , J 1 if is. WON tx NX I. UCII LE CASS JOHN REID f ,tn 5 I -If 'L' ' I x ,F X, X f X V I X K 2 . 'ff' l CHARLES MARTIN as fl YI? HRK ki- .Q Ax K E RONALD WINTERS SHIRLEY HOLMES 3 hi' A Y' 1 1 , QUALITY FARM u ns P 30 . 'He H 7 ON 0 SALES AND eouwmsm E SERVICE F if ......--13 GEORGE I BOHLKEN ' SCHAFFEIVS GARAGE CLOTHING STORE FORD CARS AND HARLEY DEALER Clothes and Shoes 'JPY For Men and H? Boys 7'WfZ7'S MILLER S MONTICELLO lowA IMPLEMENTS PARTS AND SERVICE HOME FREEZERS REF RIGE RATORS I' 19? 'UHF McCORMICK TRACTORS INTIIIAHOIAI. HARVEST!! INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS NELSO 41 JEWELRY Sllverware Watches Jewelry ALVA S Q BAR BE R F I A A -v.. I in 1 1 X A I f PI S Z I . ,SFT-kv Q ' NIS I Q . I I Q -f ' 3 A Clocks' ' H. Z . . -if: E in . 'A r' V' 'b A B ef- ' E p . - H S A - R . EN I x Q HO . P D -I I Phone 3 17 I GEO- C- SCHOON WILCOX HATCHERY Q lun 4 4 4 ,e 44 Allis Feeds 7 ' 4 'W cuuin I ,, 4, l I S Tractors Q' '. Chalmers 5 9' ' ,L A . . Supplies tg .-1.91 fb' Vaccinating Repairs 4, .' Sales XM, 341 'iw get and 9'- Viv AMY U Service Medicines 1 o d Y Chicks Machinery X IMPLEMENT COMPANY Buyers Of Poultry 81 Eggs I The new 3 . 1' by 600D EA HEAR 0lL and TIRE CUMPA Y -.iii 1'fEfiiF19 Aki-.Ill-2 !!-:wa-err!--fgllasali HARGRAVE CLEANERS A C M E E L E C T R I C C O . Cleaning , , Dyeing Electrical Repalrmg Contractors Refrigerators Laundry Agency Television A l' Y Complete Rug and Carpet 52522268 our Cle anmg Radios Stcare Phone 97 can 249 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 TUHLERS STORE i X .N - . -. x - Riff' - I fri' Q, Q Z' u. ' ,u -r .N ,-fi! I I . I . I , . - 1 6- arf v I L -- Q tug-,N 57-.....',..: w J' LL- E 'J L 1 .la Ml an .::C.1 bw W 45.1 n K A ' ,sf fl HUETZ MOTORS Inc Q Qkmvz 236 E f F Telepho . 91 nk EN UT MONTICELLO lOwA Q Q- DAR-TS! JLJFOOD W-f in SCHUMACHER QV SANDS CAFE FURNITURE 2 NA I I Rugs and Home COOk1ng Q A11HOme Q Furn1sh1ngs Phone 483 rff Em gdb LA VONNES , P BEAUTY SALON 1 ,,. Q-In ECLIPSE 4 f LUMBER CO Revlon Products Bulldlng Materlal Helene Curtls Store COAL Phone 16 6 phone 418 TIME SHOP NIIIWW REM ELECTRICAL SERVICE A , C C Refmgerators Washlng Machlnes if i Electrlc Ranges Vacuum Cleaners E Q N C K h F WIMWNX ontract L.Ig t Ixtures FINE JEWELS W d Rad1Os Irmg an Motor Serv1ce Phone 40 Phone 262 Monticello Iowa Telephone 477 W I R A c I o R ffestane , :A :xi gao 'fs' I I .' -'I V r' . US ITS f'Qe I1 N .: I 'io , I 7 QQ QQ 'X I -. -S 4' f- ' ' - f - f I I Q, ' gil A , i ff' e I I W5 fm I- 0 ff ...- . 6 ..-4 W S C T 5- -S . . . . K U u S7 .. 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Jones Paints Wallpaper A Furniture Call 237 BATY INSURANCE AGENCY Automobile-Fire-Personal Property Burglary - Windstorm - Tornado ACE HARDWARE Complete Line Health - Life of Insurance of all Hardware Kinds Paints-Radios Phone Television-and Res. 206 All appliances Bus. 36 FAUST SKELLY BATTERIES WASHING GREASING M0 TICELLO 'FATE BA K MEMBER SYSTEM FEDERAL RESERVE THE PEOPLE'S BANKING FAVORITE AREND BAISTER'S S T O R E S Farm M A R I E ' S I Implements 'Lien -A----v s W E E T av' ilu lvl I I I 1 General p L Merchandisef S H O P Hardware Phone 95-F-3 Scotch Grove, Iowa MONTICELLO Massey -Harris Prompt Service is Our Motto ' K I. ll, IIVIPLEMENT New Idea Phone 473 CNEILL HARDWARE Phone 165 Phone 165 J ROBINSOIN DAIRY banltary Dalry Products Phone 217 J FIRT ELECTRICAL ERVICE IRON FIRLMAN IVIAYTAC1 PHILQO APPLIANCE: RADIO TV ELECTRIC bTOVEb I' REEZERD REFRIGE RATORb Phone 80 F4 A 'AA 60W ,XC JTAINER REYNOLDS Century O11 Burners Kohler Plurnblng Flxture Phone Z 2 M . 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