Muscatine High School - Auroran Yearbook (Muscatine, IA)
- Class of 1953
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MUSCATINE HIGH SCHOOL
MUSCATINE, IOWA
Edifor . . . . PATRICIA HILTON Associa+e Edi'I'or . . MARILYN WARD
Business Manager . . RONALD STURMS Assis'I'anI' EdH'or . . MARY KAY HARDER
Adviser .... JOHN F. MCAREAVY
DEDICATION
lvlcwmbers ol lhe yearbook slall and lheir adviser. lvlr. John MCAFCGNJY, wish To dedicale lhis IQS3 AURORAN
lo Cnplain Melvin E. Locke. Mr. Locke was The lacully adviser ol lhe AURORAN lor approximalely lwo years
belore he was recalled lo ficlive duly wilh fhe lvlarine Air Corps. Known lo lhe slalil as Hlvlelu, he lell memories
ol his coiirleev, friendliness, willing co-operalion, and underslandinq nalure. We wish lo express lo lvlr. Locke our
apprecialion ol his conlribulion lo lhe AURORAN aclivily and lo our developmenl as individuals. To him we
dedicale This l953 AURORAN as a Token of lhal appreciialion.
Circulafion EdiIor
Adverlrisimg EcII+or
PI1o+ograpI1y EcIIIor
Copy EdiIor .
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Typing EdIIor
. LOIS SECRIST
, JERI TYLER
. JOI-IN WEBER
. DIANE EVANS
JOI-IN ROBINSON
. PATTY KING
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CONTENTS
SUPERINTENDENT
PRINCIPAL
BOARD OF EDUCATION
TEACHERS INTEREST COMMITTEE
SECRETARIES 1
FACULTY
CUSTODIANS
CAFETERIA
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SUPERINTENDENT
Mr. ArThur A. Johnson, our superinTendenT oT schools,
has The big responsibiliTy oT Taking care oT eleven
schools in our ciTy oT MuscaTine. These range Trom
primary schools To The Junior College. BeTore Taking
over The posiTion ThaT he now holds, Mr. Johnson
Taughe school and was also a coach. He TaughT social
science, physics, and biology. l-le Took his under-
graduaTe work aT Morningside College, received his
M.A. aT The STaTe UniversiTy oT Iowa, and did posT-
graduaTe work aT lowa STaTe College. Mr. Johnson
is also guiTe inTeresTed in The game oT golT. Do you
Think he could beaT Mr. Messenger? ThaT maTch
mighT be guiTe inTeresTing.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
The members oT The l953 Board oT EducaTion Trom leTT To righT are Mrs. Van Snyder,
George l-l. Jacobs, Treasurer: Corrine Marx, SecreTaryg CliTTord E. WorsT, President
KenneTh Schreurs, RoberT l-lahn, and L. C. Krueger, Vice-President Those in The back
Trom leTT To righT are Dr. RoberT AsThalTer, A. A. Johnson, and Fred Lange. Augus'T
AlTenbernd was noT able To be presenT when The picTure was Taken.
PRINCIPAL
Mr. Fred G. Messenger, our principal, has fhe respon-
sibilify of faking care of our large high school. This
year fhere were 975 sfudenfs and 4I feachers under
his direcfion and guidance. I-Ie has been on fhe high
school sfaff for 28 years and has been principal since
I93O-I93 I. Before faking over fhe posifion he now
holds, Mr. Messenger faughf commercial subiecfs,
social science, and was a fracls coach. I-Ie received
his BJX. af Iowa Wesleyan. I-Iis fascinafion for fhe
game of golf provides a background for many of his
famous iolces and sfories. "Fred" is well-known and
Iilced by all fhe sfudenfs in Muslcy I-Iigh.
TEACHERS INTEREST CCJMMITTEE
Members of This commiffee and fhe deparfmenfs fhey represenf are, seafed: Mr. Archie
Marfin, hisforyg Miss I-Ieffy Kemble, Chairman, Miss Carolyn Liebbe, commercial sub-
iecfs. Sfanding: Mr. Jim Maas, science: Mr. Gordon McLean, music: Mr. Lindley
I-Ioopes, vocafional subiecfs, Mr. Tom Bruner, mafhemafics. Miss Mary Bielefeld,
home economics, was nof presenf.
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This year our sTudenT secreTary was EsTher
Joan Grosslclaus. A Tew oT her duTies are:
To Type TesTs Tor The various Teachers and
run Them oTT on eiTher The diTTo or mimeo-
graph machine: Talce dicTaTiong Type The
morning bulleTinq wriTe adrniTsg sign work
permiTsg and run The swiTchboard. She also
aTTends Two classes.
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SECRETARIES
lvlrs. Marie RuThenburg, who is a helping hand
To all lvluslcy sTudenTs, has been oTTice sec:reTary
Tor TwenTy-eighT years: and beTore ThaT she
+augh+ eighTh grade Tor Three and a halT years.
l-ler main iobs are puTTing aTTendance on per!
manenT record cards, averaging The semesTer
grades Tor sTudenTs inTending To go To college.
Every noon she collecTs The lunch money in The
caTeTeria, as we see her and Ronald T-lavemann
doing now. This will be Mrs. RuThenburg's lasT
year as secreTaryp and alThough The sTudenTs oT
M. l-l. S. won'T be seeing her as TreguenTly, They
won'T TorgeT her lcind and undersTanding help-
Tulness.
FACULTY
Ted Allen
Biology
Science
John Baird
Biology
Camera Club
Mary Bielefeld
l-lome Economics
Be++y Bisdorf
English
Guidance
John Bready
l-lisiory
Thomas Bruner
Algebra
Economics
Civics
Max Collins
Vocal Music
Choral Groups
Joye Davis
Physical Educaiion
G.A.A.
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Miss Downer and Miss Bisdorf are perform-
ing one of iheir regular duiies as Girls'
Counselors. They are discussing siudenl
records and grades. Along wiih a number
of olher Jreachers, Miss Bisdorl will be leav-
ing M. l-l. S. io become a housewife.
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Mr. Edie and Mr. Ulum enioy The sun aT
The souTh door oT The building while dis-
cussing The evenTs oT The day aT Muslcie
T-ligh. BoTh men Teach commercial sub-
iecTs, while Mr. Edie helps wiTh The sopho-
more coaching chores and Mr. Ulum is The
Boys' Counselor.
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FACULTY
Eula Downer
English MaThemaTics
MaThemaTics
Dean oT Girls
Virgil Godfrey
DramaTics
Eugene Edie John Goudy
Commercial Speech
Coach DebaTe
Mildred FogarTy Geneva Grace
English Science
Earl GanTenbein Florence Hahn
Physical EducaTion l-lome Economics
Coach
ll'll-'P'
FACULTY
Parnik Hazarian
Priniinq
Pi-Type Club
Mary Healy
Spanish
Lindley Hoopes
Vocaiional
Aqriculiure
FFA.
Jeanne Jahnlce
Librarian
Library Club
Louisa Jericho
Social Science
i'leH'y Kemble
Laiin
English
Curia Reqia
Wal+er Kochneff
Driver Training
Coach
i-li-Y
Caroline Liebbe
Commercial
li seems +ha+ Miss Louisa Jericho, like
many oiher siudenis and Teachers, has io
aslc Mrs. Jeanne Jahnlce aboui reference
boolcs and where 'ro iincl maierial io an-
swer her quesiions. You can see a similar
scene almosi any iime you peek info Mrs.
Jahnlce's library.
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This allernoon our cameraman dropped
around lo see Miss Mary Healey and
found her showing Miss l-lelly Kernble The
new Spanish boolcs. If we could hear whal
lhey are saying, we rnighl also find lhem
comparing 'rhe languages lhey leach, Lalin
and Spanish. ll is all Greek +o rnosl of us.
Righr?
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FACULTY
June Lingo
English
John McAreavy
Geornelry
Algebra
Auroran
Genevieve
Mccandless
English
James McGarvey
Physics
Radio
BeH'y McGillivray
Commercial
School Treasurer
Gordon McLean
lnslrumenlal Music
Band
James Maas
Chemislry
Algebra
Coach
Archie Mar1'in
l-lislory
Biology
FACULTY
Leonard Roggeveen
Woodworking
Evelyn Schulfz
l-lome Economics
Floyd ScoH'
Visual Aids
Charles Shook
English
Sociology
L. A. Schnaclc
Direclor of
Aclivilies
Assislanl Principal
Edirh Sfocker
Ari
James Ulum
Commercial
Boys' Counselor
Mearl Wood
English
Mr. Lee Miller is showing Mr. John J. Baird
one of his Tesl unils. ln radio 'rhis helps +o
illuslrale radio waves: in physics if is used
lo siudy sound by showing dilzlerenl voice
pallerns in The form of sign waves. "Mr,
Baird, lhis complica+ed machine is called
an oscilloscope. Sounds as bad as some ol
Jrhose big words you use in your biology
classes."
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boys who are very eflicienl in rhal deparlmenr Diclc Ware Warren Dickinson and
Ron -lielge.
CAFETERIA
The caleleria proves To be a lol of hare
worlc lor Mrs. Marlha Carlson, Mrs. Lida
l-lildebrand, and Mrs. Alla Allen. Cllerw
limes The sfudenrs do nel appreciale rheir
ellorrs in preparing and planning a loasic
meal, served To aboul l75 people daily.
Mr. Schnaclc is in charge of rhe caleleria
and. al The righr, he helps lhe ladies by
dishing up a salad.
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VALEDICTORIAN
SALUTATORIAN
REPRESENTATIVE BOY
REPRESENTATIVE GIRL
THREE POINT SENIORS
SENIORS
JUNIORS
SOPHOMORES
FRESHMEN
Salu+a+orian
Esfher Grosslclaus, Salulalorian of her
class, has a poinl average ol 3.67.
Eslher was an aclive member ol Band
her lirsl 'rhree years ol high school
and became olilice secrelary her sen-
ior year. She has received nineleen
Ns and nine B's. l-ler schedule has
included one year of Lafin, algebra,
biology, boolclceeping, American his-
lory, and economics: Two years of
homemalcingg and seven semeslers of
English. She also Jroolc shorlhand and
fyping her junior year and received
a credil for lhem her senior year as
olllice secrelary.
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Valeclicforian
l.aVerne l-lubbard, who received lhe
honor ol Valediclorian, has a point
average of 3.75. LaVerne is one ol
lhe charfer members ol Pi-Type, and
an aclive member all four of his high
school years. l-le received 21 AE
and 7 B's. l-lis schedule includes one
year ol American hislrory, geomelry,
general science, biology, shorlrhand,
Typing, and bookkeeping, 'rvvo years
of algebra: 'rhree of prinling, and
seven semeslers of English. Vernie,
as he is called by his friends, vvas ac-
cepled as a member of lhe Nalional
l-lonor Sociely his iunior year.
RepresenTa'l'ive Boy
This year The sTudenTs oT Musky I-Iigh
selecTed Marlin Eichelberger To be
Their RepresenTaTive Boy. I-Ie was
chosen Trom a Tield oT eighTeen boys
who were all in The upper Third oT
Their class. During his Tour years in
high school he parTicipaTed in baskeT-
ball and The I3uTure Farmers oT Amer-
ica Club. "Ike" served as bafh a
Treasurer and as a Vice-PresidenT oT
The F. F. A. I-Ie was The Vice-Presi-
denT oT his class during his sopho-
more year. Marlin says ThaT his
TavoriTe pasTime is sleeping and his
hobbies are sporTs oT all kinds. I-Iis
ambiTion is To be a Tarmer and now
he works on his TaTher's Tarm. I-Ie is
Tive TeeT Ten inches Tall. Marlin is one
oT our shyesT and nicesT boys in high
school buT he does have one peT
peeve. ThaT is: People ThaT gripe
abouT his driving.
RepresenTaTive Girl
This year The sTudenTs oT Musky I-Tigh
selecTed Delores Nordeen To be Their
RepresenTaTive Girl. She was chosen
Trom a Tield oT TorTy-one girls who
were all in The upper Third oT Their
class. During her Tour years in high
school, Doddee was quiTe acTive in
Chorus. She was in Chorus all Tour
years, Girls Glee Club her TirsT Two
years. and Mixed QuarTeTTe her
TourTh year. She was also in Amicae
and I-Ii-Tri. She was The SecreTary-
Treasurer oT her class during her
Junior year. Doddee's hobbies are
dancing and playing piTch. She now
works aT Chaudoin's and her ambiTion
is To be a good saleswoman. Delores
is Tive TeeT Tour inches Tall. She would
like To go To eiTher Junior College or
Iowa STaTe Teachers College. Dod-
dee was our T-Iomecoming Queen her
senior year. She? is one oT The Triend-
liesT and besT liked senior girls.
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GARY ACKERSON, "Tv1innie"...
Gary's TuTure plans are To aTTend
S.U.I. where he will probably be as
acTive in sporTs as he has been all
Tour oT his high school years.
I-le enjoys good classical music.
Minnie-is TavoriTe expression is
"You know" and his ambiTion is
To coach swimming and Teach
school, T-Ie Thinks The school spir-
iT is The besT iT has been since he
enTered high school and ThaT The
sTudenTs are behind The Team.
MAE ALTENBERND"lv1aebe" ...
This brown-eyed senior enioys
wriTing leTTers, reading, and col-
IecTing Bible Tracls. She plans To
become a regisiered nurse IaTer
buT now she earns her spending
money by baby-siTTing, I-ler Tav-
oriTe expression is, lil like you Too,
bur I'll aeT over iT." Ivlaebe be
longed To El-l,A, her sophomore
year. I-lei peT peeve is people
who sTaiT To Tell her someThing
and Then decide againsT iT.
PAUL AIVICS "Wally' , , , Wallys
TavoriTe pasTim0s, eaTing and
sleeping, are Tamiliar To mosT
Musky sTudenTs. His mind seems
To run in one channelggirlsli
I-lis hobby is daTing girls, and his
rnosT exciTing momenT was his TirsT
daTe: his Tirsf kiss was The rnosT
embariasing Time OT his IiTe, and
he enioyed his senior year inOsT
because he had Tun wiTh The
GIRLS!! Raul will probably be
wearing bell-boTTom Trousers be-
Tore lono.
LCUISE ASI-T "Louie" ,.., Louie
has been acTive in 6.A.A. all Tour
years and parTicipaTed in noon in'
Tramurals. She received leTTers in
G.A.A. and chorus. Louie spends
mosT oT her spare Time aT Hender-
son's soTTball games. ATTer school
she plans To work aT The Telephone
oTTice and evenTually To g3T ma'-
iied. Sheis anoTher "WhaT islll
girl. Louise enioyed her senior
year mosT because she knew she
was Through sTudying.
VELMA JEAN BARNI-IART
"Jeanie" , . . Jeanie iusT wanis
To gel married and make a good
housewixfefhas she anyone special
in mind? When This brown-eyed
TarmereTTe isn'T slaving aT Kresgels
she enioys playing The piano or
going To The show. Julius LaRosa
likes To "mix iT up" buf Jeanie
likes To "run i1 over." She parTicf
ipaTed in Glee Club her Treshman,
sophomore, and iunior years, and
in F.l-I,A, when she was a sopho-
more.
JACKIE BERRY "Horner" . . .
Jackie-'s hobbies are reading and
making a high school scrapbook.
Jackie received a leTTer in chorus
her iunior and senior years. Her
plans, like many oTher girls, are To
work a while and Then marry her
one and only. Her ambiTion is To
be a good wiTe. Jackie is kept busy
working aT NieTzel's. I-Ier TavoriTe
expression is "Very igg?" Her
peT peeve is people who crificiz-2
TooTball and baskeTball players.
LUIS ALLMANDINGER "Liz"
...Liz spends her spare Time play'
ing The piano, colleciing poems
and baby siTTing. She plans To aT,
Tend nursing school, buT aT The
presenT Time she is Mr. GodTrey's
secreTary. lTyou should happen To
hear someone saying, "Wouldn'T
ThaT TrosT ya?" iT's probably Liz.
This aTTracTive 5'4" senior's pel
peeve is someone who raTTles pop-
corn sacks in The show. Liz enioy-
ed her senior year mosT.
KENNETI-I ALTMANN "leIerb"...
I-Ierb spends rnosT QT his Time
reading WesTerns and hunTing.
Kenny was on The SecuriTy Coun
cil during his iunior year. Al-
Though he has no deTiniTe plant
he will ConTinue working aT The
dairy. I-lc-rb's TavoriTe expression
is, 'II didn'T know, you knowg so I
ThoughT l'd ask. Ken liked his
senior year because iT's his las!
and he will be geTTino rid oT his
peT peeve 7 "Gus," being a
Teacher.
LORETTA ARMSTRONG "Rach"
. . . Whenever you hear someone
say, "I don'T dig iT," you'll prob-
ably Tind Rach somewhere near.
She plans To be a privaTe secre-
Tary, She parTicipaTed in 6.A.A.
all Tour years and was awarded a
leTTer all buT her Treshman year.
WriTing IeTTers and having a good
Time are Rach's TavoriTe pasTime'3.
The enjoyed her iunior year mosf
because she goT boTTer grades
and "iusT plain had more Tun."
JOHN BAKER . . .John is guifi?
acTive in I3.F.A. and band. Thi,
plowiockey won The SouTh EasTern
Iowa Pioneer Corn Growers Con-
TesT Through The E.E,A. During
his iunior year he was The reporTei
Tor F.F.A. AT Tair Time youill hear
his name in connecTion wiTh prizes
Tor showing calves, I'-Iis Tavorife
expression is ill don'T know or I
don'T care." John enioyed his
senior year because his work was
easier and he had loads oT Tun.
DICK BARRY . . .This 6' 4' sen-
ior's ambiTion is To be a golf pro.
Dick has been a class officer every
year buT his sophomore year and
has leTTered in baskeTbaIl. Dickls
TavoriTe expression is, "IT he hao
a halT a brain his whole family
would Tighf over iT." I-le likes
his senior year besT because he is
looking Torward To going To col-
lege. When Dick isn'T sleeping
or eaTing he is working aT The
golT course.
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In-infi wilh a cr-rlain boy al Iowa
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FVELYN BRANSON Mhvir-" . . .
Fvie is rrne: of our shorler seniors:
she is only 5 Iool. She baby-sils
and di1r23'.r:cif:lalial work lor exlra
rririney. Lvir- plans lo be a ri:
porlifr, and hr.-r anibilion is lo be
surf:--,-.IuI in r-vs-rylhinrq slug- doe-s.
Shf- is knr-pinii a -,rrapbook ol hc:
siininr yr-ar and sho f-nioys playinq
lr-nnis. Shi: parlicipalr-d in bolii
Carw-ra Club and drarnalics when
shc- was a sophomore, Evie fin
irsyrid hr-r iunirir yr-ai mfisl,
IDA BRLNDLL iildyu . . ,Idy likes
lrs havr- lun! For Ihree years she
wrirkf-d nl llir- A. Bc W. Roolbeer'
Sland. Shir is very aclive in de-
balr' and has earned a Ieller all
Iiul hor lirsl year, and as a reward
for hrfr sperich r-Ilorls she wrrnl ls,
Brislrrn wilh a debalrf lr-am as a
rfrprr-sr-nliilivfi nl Iowa. ldy is qo-
inq lo lalrf- lf-arhfsrs lraininq and
wh:-ri she qradufiles, if she is slill
inlirrr-ali-d in law, she plans lo be-
icirrir- a Iawyr-r.
WAPRIN BROWN . . . Warren
ir, a Sil Ii' srrnirir wilh liqhl brown
hair and baby blue eyes. I'lri
gwarliripalrid in lraik and Inalball
li-llr-rinii in lriolball. ll woulcl
only lie' nalural lor Warrenig
hoblriy lo l'ir- walrhinrq Ioolball
rin lr-levi-,ion. Warrrfnis mosl ex-
rilinii rrimrris-nl was in lhf: IQBI
Irrollifxll ui-asrun when we be-al Ml.
Plrrasfanl al riur homc-corninii
rianii-, This lad wanlr, lo ioin lhn
Marin:--, and bricrrnirr a smfireanl.
.IO ANN BURNS "Jo" . , . Jo
has prirliripalfed in many aclivi-
lif-s. Shr- was in G.A.A. her Iresh'
rrran yifar, F.H,A. her sophomore
year, and Pep Club and Drill Team
hrrr iunim year. Her Iavorile pas
lirrif' is rr-adinfl. Shri plans lo ri :',- I
niarrir-d and hr-r arnbilion is lo be
a qorid housewife. Jo is SIT' Iail
and shew has brown hair and hazel
eyes. I-lei lavorile color is blue,
Shf- says "The sludenfs backed fha
learn in a bid wayfi
BITTY IOU BUSER "Dirnples"
. . . . Dimpli-s does oul lor alhr
lislirs in a bio way and says sporlc
are hrfr Iayorilr' paslime. In G.A.A,
i,hf. ruff-ivifd a lelle-r, a slale and
local pin. Dimplos slands al live
fool six inches and has blonde hair
and blue eyes. Belly's favorile
expression is. "Go blow." She
hasnil any definile plans lor 'the
Iulure, Sha halos lo see people
think lhoy're sornelhirrq when lhey
rr-ally arenil.
BOB BOLLINGER . . . Bob likes lo
spend his spare lime hunting, lishf
inq, and noino lo lhe movies.
Aller qradualion, Bob plans lo Go
lo lvluscaline Junior Colleqe. His
anfibilion is lo del a iob havinq
Io do wilh being ouldoors---like
workinq lor lhe Conservalion Corn-
mission or beino a quide. He
works al the I.G.A, markel, Bob
likes lo collecl Indian head coins
as a hobby. This 6' senior liked
his lasl year besl,
JEAN BRALINS iihflinniei . . .
Minnie, a nickname lhal is mosl
apprecialed oy Jean, has a Iavorf
ile paslirne ol ridino around wilh
a couple ol Pals that aradualed
lasl year. Jean parlicipaled in
chorus and Glee Club. She has
no delinile plans lor lhe Iulure,
bul will probably Q0 lo Jr. Col-
Ieqe nexl Iall. Jeanie can be seen
al Kresqes aller school and on
Salurclays. She hopes some day
lo be a oood wife for some
Iarrner.
KENNY BROWN "Brownie'i . . .
Kenny has been aclive in sporlii
and was in loolball and lrack all
Iour years, His mosl excilinq mo
rnenl was when he received 3
leller in lrack his sophomore year.
Would il be Brownies Iasl name
or brown hair lhal accounls lor
his nickname? He spends mos? ol
his lime sleepinq and ealinq, bu!
in The Iulure he wanls lo work or
ioin The Marines. Ken Thinks lhe
school spiril is hiqh lhis year,
BEVERLY BUNTENBACH "Bob-
biei' . . , Bobbie is one ol vhs
many girls who wanls lo becomi-
a good housewile. When Bobbie
isn'1 dalinci a cerlain boy she is
playinq the piano or workinq as
boakkeeper al lhe Aulomalic Bul-
lon Company. Bobbie was in band
her Ireshman and senior years and
in Auroran her sophomore year,
She enioyed her senior year mos?
because il was nearer lo oradua-
lion, Bobbie is heard sayinrq
'lcornf'
GERALD BURR "Jerry" . . .
Jerry doesnil seem lo be a very
arnbilious boy. His Iavorile pas-
lime is sleepinq. Gerald hopes lo
lind a qood iob when he qels oul
ol school. Hunlinq and Iiishin-7
are his hobbies, His Iavorile ex-
pression is, "Whal is." Jerry's
arnbilion is lo someday own a
Cadillac converlible, He lhinkf-
lhe school spiril has improved
very much since his freshman
year. Jerry found his senior year
the mosl enioyable.
BILL BUSTER "Willie" ...Willie
is ralher Ihe lazy Iype, his Iavor'
ire paslime is sleepinq. When
he's awake you'll Iind him sinoino
in chorus and Madrigal. Bill hasnil
any special plans lor lhe Iulure
buf his ambilion is aboul lhe same
as a lor of olher boys-lo del a
good iob and sellle down some
day. This 5 Il. IO in. brown
haired lad is found saying, "Whal
do you wanl, a medal?"
ROBERT CARLSON "Bob" . . .
Bob is The mosT ambiTious guy in
MHS-or is he? His TavoriTe pas-
Time is iusT plain loaTing. Bob has
been in FFA all Tour years. Bob
plans To work Tor a couple oT years
and Then begin Tarming: ThaT is, iT
The Army doe-sn'T geT him TirsT.
This brown-haired, 5'8" corn grow-
er also collecTs Tirearms and old
coins. Bob enioys his senior year
because iT is his lasT year.
NANCY CARTER "Nance" . . .
Nance likes To spend her Time
Talking. She is very acTive in
speech acTiviTies. Her college
plans will be along The medical
line and her ambiTion is To Tind
a cure Tor cancer. This 5'6"
blonde enioys sTudying personal-
iTies and arguing wiTh M. P. W.
and J. J. B. IT you hear The ex-
pression, "To each his own," iT is
probably Nance. She enioyed her
junior year mosT because oT bi-
ology class and Mr. Baird. He
makes Things enioyable??
RONALD CHANDLER "Ron" . ..
Ron is one oT The shorTer senior
boys. He has brown hair and
brown eyes. He plans To go To
college and he is seen quiTe oTTen
wiTh T. H. which mighT be a de-
ciding TacTor as To his TuTure, Too.
Ron has no special pasTime or
hobbies ouTside oT school, buT his
sixTh periods are occupied by
chorus. The mosT exciTing momenT
oT his high school liTe was The
Time he enTered a classroom wiTh
his lesson done.
DARRELL COONEY "Coon" or
"TuTTy" . . .This senior's plans Tor
The TuTure are going To J. C. and
Then To l.S.T.C. and while coach-
ing seTTIe down To home liTe wiTh
A. S. Coon has had Tough luck
Through his school days-The many
weeks hobbling around on cruTches.
TuTTy has had The honor oT being
class presidenT his lasT Three years
and secreTary in his TirsT year. Dar-
rell says, "The higher The spiriT,
The beTTer The school!"
RONALD CORDER . . . Ron is
a brown haired, brown eyed lad
ThaT could TrequenTly be seen
around The chorus room. He leT-
Tered all Tour years. Ron is Think-
ing abouT going To pre-medical
school. IT you go To TrouTs you'll
see Ron working There. His Tavor-
iTe expression is "Who, me?"
Ron's pasTime is eaTing and sleep-
ing. Concerning sporTs, he be-
lieves The success oT The Team de-
pends on The spiriT oT iTs backers.
MARION CUBBAGE "Cubb" . . .
Cubb likes To spend his Time hunT-
ing-when noT aT "Lillies Cigar
STore." He also likes To be wiTh
girls, especially 'red heads'. The
Union Bus DepoT occupies mosT oT
his aTTenTion. He plans To enlisT
in Uncle Sam's Navy. This 5'lO",
blue eyed chap Thinks some girls
are "sTuck up", His TavoriTe ex-
pression is, "ThaT's The way The
ball rolls!" He believes The school
spiriT is expanding every year,
KEN CARPENTER "Doc" . . .
"Doc" is Tive TeeT nine inches Tall
wiTh brown hair and brown eyes.
His spare Time is Tilled by "sleep-
ing". His plans Tor The TuTure are
To ioin The Navy. When in a
crowd one can easily disTinguish
him by his expression "WhaT is!"
Considering all his years in good
ol' M.H.S., he liked his senior
year besT, chieTly because "Work
isn'T as hard and Teachers ain'T
as bad."
MELVIN CHAMBERUN "Meli'
. . . Mel's TavoriTe pasTime is
dancing and lisTening To sporTs
evenTs. Mel likes sporTs! He has
played baskeTball, TooTball and
baseball. IT you would go down To
Red PainT sTore To buy painT you
would probably buy iT Trom Mel.
His peT peeve is people who Think
They are beTTer Than anoTher. This
seniors ambiTion is To be an Arch-
iTecTural Engineer. Mel's TavoriTe
expression is "Who doT7"
DUANE CHELF . . . Well now,
here's an unambiTious characTerl
Duane's TavoriTe pasTime is spend-
ing money and, his hobby is
counTing money. He has no deTi-
niTe plans Tor The TuTure, buT he
is now kepT busy puTTing in his
Time aT The Holiday Cleaners.
Duane's ambiTion is a TavoriTe
among many-he wanTs To see The
world. His TavoriTe expression is
"Why don'T you speak up when
giving assignn'ienTsl" Maybe Tha'
accounTs Tor his peT peeve-Teach-
ers in general.
BETTY CORDER "BeTs" . . . BeTs
can be Tound in TronT oT a TV seT
or playing records when she has a
liTTle exTra Time. BeTTy's hobby is
collecTing records. AlThough her
plans are noT deTiniTe aT presenT,
she would like To geT a good iob
and Then geT married. BeTTy is
kepT busy clerking aT WoolworTh's.
Her TavoriTe expression is "Well,
gee whiz." She has a common
peT peeve-people who Think
They're someThing They aren'T.
GLORIA CROOK "Glor" . . .
Glor's TavoriTe expressions are
"You know iT" and "Dim bulb".
EiTher going To college or geTTing
a sTenographer's iob are Glor's
plans Tor The TuTure. CollecTing
maTchbook covers is her hobby.
Her ambiTion is To hold a good
iob and laTer geT married. Glor
works aT Lincoln school in The
oTTice aTTer school. Glor was in
Library club and received a pin
her iunior year. She likes To geT
her dad's car on Sunday and ar
nighT.
LOREN CUNNlNGl-TAM "Snooks"
Loren's pasTime is "sawing" away
on his violin. This 5'6" boy has
some deTiniTe plans. He would
like To go To Bible school and
sTudy Tor The minisTry. He is now
a Journal carrier buT would like
To be a minisTer. Snook's hobby
IS model railroading. His Tavor-
iTe expression is "For The love oT
Mike." His peT peeve is people
who Tease him abouT girls, es-
pecially when he doesn'T like Them.
MARGARET DODDS "Marg"...
Maggie's peT peeve is To have
someone call her Maggie lOhl
Ohll. She has brown hair, brown
eyes, and her Tavorife colors are
green and brown. Marg enioys
IisTening To 'pop' music. and her
TavoriTe expresion is, "O chay.
boy!" Her ambiTion is To be mar-
ried. She Thinks The school spiriT
is preTTy good. Marg's Treshman
year was her mosT enioyable be-
cause everyThing was new and dif-
TerenT.
WILLODINE DOERFER "Willie"
. . . . Willie's TavoriTe pasTime is
wriTing leTTers To ThaT cerTain sol-
dier in Korea. She wanTs To go To
J. C., To be a Teacher, and Then To
geT married. Willie has an inTer-
esTing hobby, receiving leTTers.
Who Trom? This 5'2" senior's peT
peeve is Teachers who conlinually
persisT in giving daily quizzes.
Willie has been in Glee Club and
E.H.A, and leTTered in chorus Tor
Three years.
JIM DOUGHERTY . , . Jim is
inTeresTr:d in radio work, He is
working as an announcer and
evenTually, he would like To own
his own radio sTaTion. His hob-
bies are colleciing and lisTening
To phonograph records. Jim's
mosT exciTng momenT was The day
he sTarTed "The Jazz Beau" on
KWPC-EM. He Thinks The school
spiriT shows signs oT improvemenT.
He plans To go To radio school
and become a neTwork radio an-
nouncer.
PHYLLIS DUGGAN "Phyl" . . .
Phyl spends her Time wriTing leT-
Ters To an Air Force Base and
wishing she were There. She re-
ceived a leTTer Tor her acTiviTies
in chorus and Madrigal. She also
belongs To Hi-Tri. Phyllis is a
clerk aT WoolworThs' buT in The
Tulure she hopes To make a cer-
Tain Airman a good wiTe. This
5'4" lassie likes To lisTen To popu-
lar music and dance. l'This kid
has goTTa go," is her TavoriTe ex-
pression.
KENNETH EGEL "Wiener" . . .
Wiener hasn'T any college plans.
buT he mighT consider becoming
a Tarmer. Jusi Take a lisTen! He's
been in E.F.A. all Tour years and
This year Kenny is secreTary oT
F.E.A. His ambiTion is To be a
good FuTure Farmer. This 5'lO"
senior plowiockey's TavoriTe pas-
Time is sleeping. Wienerls peT
peeve is slow people in The halls.
He liked his senior year besT be-
cause he received more honors.
MARLIN ElCl-TELBERGER Hike"
. . . Ike has been very acTive in
F.E.A. He has held The oTTices of
Treasurer and vice-presidenT. His
paslime is sleeping and his hobby
is sporTs. ATTer he graduaTes, Ike
plans To keep righT on working on
The Tarm, and his ambiTion is To
be a rich Tarmer. When Ike was
a sophomore. he was elecTed vice-
presideni oT his class. His peT
peeve is people who gripe abouT
his driving.
GENE DODSON "ShorTy" . . .
Gene loves To lisTen To The radio
or waTch Television. He works aT
The Ronda BuTTon EacTory, buT he
would raTher go hunTing or Tish-
ing. ShorTy, wiTh a heighT oT 5'6",
brown hair and brown eyes, plans
To be a Tarmer. He was acTive in
F.E.A. in his Treshman and soph-
omore years. Gene haTes To be
behind a slow person in The halls,
His mosT exciTing momenT will be
when he graduaTes Trom M.H.S.
BOB DOYLE . . . This high school
senior Tellow is raTher unambi-
Tious. His TavoriTe pasTime is
iusT loaliing. Bob spends quiTe a
biT oT his Time Tearing around in
his puddle iumper. His ambiTion
is quiTe diTierenT Trom mosT oTher
boys. He wanTs To live To be
eighTy. IT you should see a 6'
boy ToTing a gun down The sTreeT,
don'T be alarmed, he's probably
hunTing squirrels and rabbiTs: you
see, ThaT's his hobby.
BONNIE DRUMM . . . Bonnie is
a 5'7" blonde. She plans To aT-
Tend Junior College and laTer be-
come a Teacher. Bonnie enioys
playing Tennis and collecTing pic-
Tures Tor her scrapbook. She was
in chorus all Tour years. Bonnie's
TavoriTe expression is. "Check
ThaT!" and she enioys reading and
Talking las many girls dol. She
Thinks ThaT The school spiriT is im-
proving. Bonnie believes ThaT The
homecoming parade is helping
Too.
CARL EDGINGTON . . . IT seems
ThaT Carl's TavoriTe pasiime is
riding around in his ialopy during
noon hours and aTTer school, Carl's
hobbies are hunTing and Tishing.
He belongs To The Pi-Type Club.
He has big plans Tor The TuTure-
To geT rich TasT. This 6' senior
liked his senior year besT because
iT's The lasT he will have To worry
abouT. He'lI have To leave his peT
peeve-Mrs. Jahnke, Too. Now
Carl, was ThaT nice?
RONALD EGGENBURG "Bunk"
. . . , Bunk's TavoriTe pasTime is
drawing war picTures. He has par-
TicipaTed in TooTball, baskeTball,
and Track. Ron now works aT The
HuTTig ManuTacTuring Company
buT his ambiTion is To become a
minisTer. He would like To aTTend
Bible college. A TavoriTe expres-
sion oT his is, "You and me boTh."
Ron liked his sophomore year besT
because he was in more acTiviTies.
RU EIER AN 'flfmpfesu . . .
D' pes' Taffori bpasTirue is skaT-
li ge Y nfcan Tfisd Thi 'Tm enior
wor i e M 'd- 'T mp ef
Tcyfgo To own 'Buswnes
is !wr.,,ii- .Liz'fi.sr, .I
lfglle ei You Qffen Mir RuTlhie
T sayin "ThaT'Tl. be Tl1e'duy." Her
peT peeve is T pebgile TTYL brag'
rjand Talk fa ouj o herfs lRuThie
. lik hf?'TreL!hman,1y gr- b9CULHSb
ev. U41 nghw s new.!T5irnpIes was
acTive i' l.lbrary'a'd Pep Club
and leTAred in G.A.A.
T
DIANE EVANS "Deed . . . This
5'5" blue-eyed lassie spends mosl
ol her lime driving her dad's car
and wriling lellers. Dee belonged
lo Auroran her iunior year and
was copy edilor her senior year.
Her lavorile expression is, "Check
lhal": her lavorile color is blue.
Diane plans lo go lo college
lmaybe J.C.l or become a secre-
lary. She plans someday lo gel
married and her ambilion is lo be
a good housewife, like so many
olher girls.
WANDA 'FARRAR "FH-sfiaef",..
This black-haired girl's lavorile
paslime is dancing, l-ler plans lor
lhe lulure are nol delinile as yel,
bul her ambilion is lo become a
housewile. Fredder ollen express-
es hersell wilh, "Well, lor heav-
enls sakel" She lhinks lhe school
spiril has been very good lhe pasl
lwo years. Wanda's senior year
was her lavorile and heir pel
peeve is people who lhink lhey
are beller lhan anyone else.
TED FINLEY "Fin" . . . Fin's la-
vorile paslime is playing lhe pi-
ano. l-le plans lo gel a iob play-
ing lhe piano: his ambilion-lo
become a greal pianisl or organ-
isl. His pel peeve is rich kids
who drive around in new cars.
Maybe he wouldn'l mind il lhey
were lire engine red, since lhis is
his lavorile color. Ted is an F.F.A.
member. This corn-grower liked
his iunior year lhis lirsl year al
M.l-l.S.l since he gol lo know so
many kids.
VIRGIL FREYERMUTH "Buppy"
. . . Buppy plans lo go inlo mis-
sionary work. l-le is going lo al-
lend Baplisl Bible Seminary in
Johnson Cily, New York. l-le was
aclive in Library Club. l-le was
selecled as edilor ol "Co-workers
lor Chrislf' Virg's hobbies are
music, handicrall, and arl. l-le
can ollen be heard saying "Ye . .
Ah" or "We ..el." Buppy is 5' 9"
and has brown eyes. l-lis procras-
linalive nalure is his pel peeve.
ROBERT FURNAS "Bob" . . .
Bobs lavorile paslime is riding
around in his Crosley, which he
does mosl ol lhe lime. He is
quile aclive in Camera Club.
Wilh all his abilily and inleresl
in his hobby which is pholography
-his ambilion is lo be an aulo-
mobile designer-and nol lo be a
pholographer. He has a iob oul-
side ol school working in his Dad's
shop. Bob's pel peeve is people
who pul his car on lhe sidewalk.
DARRELL GARVIN "Bud" . . .
Bud's ambilion is lo be a pilol.
Aller he graduales lrom Musca-
line l-ligh he plans lo ioin lhe
Avialion Cadels. l-le has been
aclive in F.F.A. and chorus. Dar-
rell's lavorile expression is, "l've
had il," and his lavorile color is
blue. l-le works al Fosler's Cono-
co Slalion, Schwab's Shell Service,
and al home on lhe larm. Buds
pel peeve are smarl alecks. l-le
enioyed his senior year mosl.
'N
RONALD EVANS "Ron" .. .Can
lhis kid singl l-le was in All Slale
Chorus his senior year and re-
ceived a division l raling in lhe
slale music conlesl as a barilone
salaisl. l-le was in mixed guarlel
and boy's guarlel. Ron works al
Foslerls Conoco Slalion bul he
plans lo allend J.C. or ioin lhe
Navy or Air Force. l-lis ambilion
-lo make lols ol money singing
or larming. Ronnie's pel peeve is
all sizes and lorms ol resls.
BEATRICE FIGS "Bebe" . . .This
popular Musky maid's paslime is
Jim. Could il be Jim l-lahn?
Bebels favorile expression is.
"Fairly lhe kills." l-ler ambilion is
lo be a secrelary and her hobby
is making a scrap book ol clip-
pings ol M.l'-l.S. This brown-eyed
senior liked her lreshrnan year
besl because everylhing was new.
She lellered in dramalics and was
presidenl ol Rep Club her iunior
and senior years.
DARRELL FOUNTAIN . . . Dar-
rell's lavorile paslime is walching
lelevision. I wonder who walches
lelevision wilh him? l-le doesn'l
know whal his lulure holds bul he
wanls lo make a lol ol money
quickly. Darrell's lavorile expres-
sion is, "You donll know, do ya?"
This lad is live lool nine inches
lall. l-le has brown hair and he
says his eyes are grey. Darrell
liked his senior year besl because
il was his lasl.
MARGE FRlEDRICK"Iv1adqe"...
Madges ambilion is lo graduale
lrom nurses lraining wilh llying
colors and lhen lo gel married.
l-ler lavorile paslime is shagging
around wilh Lois and Sally.
Margels hobby is keeping lrack ol
Keilh. She is now a clerk in lhe
houseware deparlmenl al Baller-
son's. l-ler lavorile expression is.
"This kid has golla go!" This 5'4'
blue eyed senior's pel peeve is
leachers who give long assign-
menls.
DORIS GARMON "Missouri" . ..
This blue-eyed gal can be seen be-
hind lhe lounlain al Cohn's. Miss-
ourils lavorile paslime is lalking
and her hobbies are skaling and
sewing. Doris's ambilion is in
lhree years lo own a new red Olds-
mobile. l-ler pel peeve is people
who eavesdrop on lelephone lines.
Doris says she hopes lo gel a
good iob in lhe near lulure and
wanls lo gel' married somelime
in lhe dislanl lulure.
RONALD GAUCSER "Spike" . . .
This Musky senior larmer isn'l loo
ambilious. l-lis lavorile paslime is
sleeping. Spike has been in F.F.A.
all lour years, and was secrelary
ol lhal organizalion his iunior
year. l-le works on his lalher's
larm and will conlinue lo do so
aller he graduales. Spikeis ambi-
lion is lo own a larm of his own
someday. l-lis hobby is sporls. l-lis
lavorile color is blue. Spike's pel
peeve is slow people in lhe halls.
MARILYN GORDON . . . Mari-
lyn's TavoriTe paslime is being wiTh
Bob and driving a car. Marilyn
is working in The oflice aT Carver
Pump. Her ambiTion is To be a
good housewiTe. Any one special
in mind? Her TavoriTe expression
is "corn". Marilyn enjoyed her
senior year mosT because The sub-
iecls worr- easier. This 5'3" blue
eyed senior leITered in band her
TirsT Three years,
FSTHER GROSSKLAUS "Jo" , ..
Jo was very acTive during her
hiqh school career. She IeTTered
in band her TirsT Three years and
was in Hi-Tri her iunior and
senior years. Jo is sTudenT secre-
Tary and was on The NaTionaI
Honor SocieTy. If Jo isn'I daTinq
Sherman you probably will Tind
her playing The piano. She would
like To aTTencl Penn or Iowa STaTe
College aTTer qraduaTion. This
brown eyed senior Thinks The
school spiriT has increased The
lasT Tour years.
JIM HAHN . . . This handsome
blonde was in chorus his Treshman
and sophomore years, receiving
honors There. He also parTicipaTed
in Track and TooTbaII since his
sophomore year. Jimls TavoriTe
paslimo is sleeping. AIThough his
plans Toi The TuTure are indeTiniTe,
his ambiTion is To be a Tarmer.
Now he works on a Tarm ouTside
oT school. Jim's hobby is hunTing.
This 6' hunk of man has blue eyes
and his TavoriTe color is green.
CLIFF HAMMAN "Eggs" . . .
"Eggs" hobby is keeping a scrap-
book on sporTs. He was in TooTball
and Track Tor Tour years, receiving
leTTers in Track. This lad is kepT
busy. He spends The resT oT his
Time Tarming. He was on The FFA
parliamc-nTary procedure Team Tor
Three years. CIiTT's ambiTion is To
be eiTher a coach or a Tarmer.
One oT his mosT exciTing momenTs
was The pep rally on The river
TronT Tor The TooTbalI players,
NANCY HAYS "Nance" . , .
Nance's TavoriTe pasTime is mosTly
swimming, kniTTing, and reading.
She received Two division one
rafings as small group accompar1isT
and all-sTaTe Chorus in l952.
Nancy plans To aTTend nursing
school and Technicians school in
medicine, Her ambifion is To geT
her RN and Technicians degree.
She liked her senior year because
all The kids realize The imporfance
OT school spiriT and co-operaTion.
PAT HILTON "Trish" . . . Trish
was very acTive in Auroran her
iunior year and was Then honored
by being chosen ediTor her senior
year. Her TavoriTe pasTimes are
driving The car and dancing. PaT
wanTs To geT a secreTariaI posiTion
and Then have a good home.
Trish's Tavorife expression is "I
iusT abouT died!" Her mosT ex-
ciTing momenT was when she was
told she was To be ediTor oT
Auroran. Her peT peeve-slow
pokes in The hall.
SANDRA GROSJEAN , . . Sandy
is very musically inclined. She
has been in chorus Tor Three years
and glee club Two years. Sandra
is debaTing on wheTher To go To
J. C. or geT a secreTarial iob. In
her spare Time you'll Tind Sandy
roller skaTing or wriTing leTTers.
She also likes To collecT phoTo-
graphs oT her Triends. Her Tavor-
iTe expression is "Holy Cow," and
her TavoriTe color is green, Sand-
ra's mosT exciTing mornenT was
when she found ouT she goT in
chorus.
SHIRLEY GROTERS "Jeanie" . ..
Jeanie's TavoriTe pasTime is rid-
ing around in a car wiTh The gang
or wiTh Floycl. She is now a sec-
reTary aT The CrediT Bureau.
Jeanie plans To go To Junior Col-
legee and Then To Teach. Her am-
biTion is To be a good housewiTe
someday. She'lI be able To puT
hobbies-sewing and cooking--in-
To pracTice. She enioyed her
senior year besT because oT more
acTiviTies and The exciTemenT oT
her lasT year.
MARVIN HALLER . . . This blue-
eyed Muskey senior's Tavorile pas-
Time is being wiTh his girl. IT has
been said ThaT Marv is an nu-
misnaTisT lconsulTing Mr. WebsTer,
we Tind he collecTs old coinsl.
Marv would like To aTTend college
somewhere, preTerably Drake Uni-
versiTy. Marvis peT peeve is,
"Girls who Talk Too much". This
5 TT. 8 in. lads TavoriTe color is
blue. Here is a boy you girls
mighT call handsome-you know,
darls brown curly hair-buT, he is
hooked!
RONALD HAYES "Gabby" . . .
Gabby is oTTen seen on The TooT-
ball and Track field or on The
baskeTball courT, His TavoriTe pas-
Time is driving his broThers car
aTTer he Tills The gas Tank. Is Tha?
why he has so much money?
This seniors TavoriTe expression is
"indubiTabIy". Gabbyis ambiTion
is To be a carpenTer and his hobby
is girls and boaTs. He enjoyed
his senior year mosT because The
school spiriT was aT iTs height
VALLK ILL '1, say gf Val" ,if .
R sTy avor' is v4fiTTng
g cerT S Val lplans To
To D roifrij rn eling sch ol
and r To a dr s d l
L E ing I f
s ho6. H gre'aTg1 arn ion 's,l' T I
I a s had
fe' do
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ceTra. is 9 - i ga iS
now e ,poyedhby QhyFe's.-S'he be-
Iiev ourfs' hool iriT is The besT
,. , f up
she has ever seenjf.
DOROTHY HINES "DorT" . . .
DorT is one oT Those girls who iusi
loves To have Tun. Her TavoriTe
pasTime is riding around wiTh a
couple of senior girls. DorT is
keeping a scrapbook oT her senior
year. Her hobbies are kniTTing
and crocheTing. She hasn'T any
deTiniTe plans Tor The TuTure-
iusf wanTs To geT married. DorT's
TavoriTe expression is "Oh my
gosh." She enioyed her senior
year mosT because she knew more
people.
BURT HINTERMEISTER "Spud"
Spud's TavoriTe pasTime is reading
and his hobby is playing his guiTar.
BurT's ambiTion is To be a greaT
musician. He played in The inTra-
mural volleyball games. This 5'I I"
senior plans To be a Tarmer aTTer
he graduaTes. BurT's TavoriTe ex-
pression is "Jeepers." His mosT
exciTing momenT was when he TirsT
enTered M.H.S. because he was
eager To see whaT high school liTe
would be like.
SARAH HOEKSEMA "Serie" . . .
Sarie's TavoriTe pasTime is riding
around in a green converTible.
lMay we ask whose?l She re-
ceived leTTers in G.A.A. and band.
Sarie's ambiTion is To become a
secreTary. Her hobby is "wriTing
To someone across The way." She
works aT Spurgeon's on SaTurdays.
Her TavoriTe expression is, "WhaT
isl", and her TavoriTe year aT
M.l-I.S. was her senior because she
knew more kids and iT was more
Tun.
LAVERNE HUBBARD "Hub" or
"Vernie" . . . Hub's TavoriTe pas-
Time is aTTending sporTs evenTs and
his hobby is sTarnp colIecTing.
He is a member oT The NaTionaI
Honor SocieTy. Vernie belonged
To Pi-Type club all Tour years. His
ambiTion is To succeed in liTe. He
works aT The Home Bakery. His
TavoriTe expressions are, "Perish
The ThoughT," "Check This," and
"I clidn'T mind going To school,
buT iT was The principle lpall oT
The Thing."
VIRGINIA HUGHES "Ginny" . ..
Ginny's TavoriTe pasTime is wriTing
IeTTers. We wanT To know who To.
She works aT The Telephone oTFice
buT aTTer graduaTion she wanTs To
go To The Johnson CiTy BapTisT
Bible Seminary. Ginny's hobby is
coIlecTing do-dads Tor her dresser.
Her peT peeve is someone who
sTarTs To Tell someThing and Then
doesn'T. Her mosT enioyable
year was her senior year because
she goT eighTh periods.
BILLY JAMES "Joe" . . . Billy's
TavoriTe pasTime is playing cards
and his hobbies are callecfinq
coins and religious books. Joe's
plans Tor The TuTure are indeTiniTe
aT The presenT Time: buT his am-
biTion is To be a scienTisT. His
TavoriTe color is green. This 5'lO"
brown-haired senior liked his lasT
year besT. IT was BiIIy's TavoriTe
because he could Take more sub-
iecTs ThaT he liked and noT so
many ThaT he didn'T like.
JOAN JESSUP "Josie" . . . Here's
a girl who is handicapped buT
doesn'T IeT iT geT her down. Joan
won TirsT honorable menTion in arT
aT The Des Moines ArT ExhibiTion.
She plans To sTudy in Chicago To
be an arTisT. Josie liked her Tresh-
min year because her Triends were
so willing To help her. Josiels
hobbies are painTing, collecTing
anTiques, and iiTTerbugging. She
pdinfs sTaTionery and cards Tor
Hallmark.
ROBERTA HOBEN "BerT" . . .
BerT is a hard-working cuTie who
has an ambiTion To be a good
driver. Her TavoriTe pasTime is be-
ing wiTh Bill. She plans To aTTend
one year aT Junior College and
Then go To Ames Tor Three years.
BerT's The ambiTious Type-she
worked aT Joe's Bar-B-Q and aT
Kresges. Her TavoriTe expression
is, "I don'T dig iT," and her Tavor-
iTe year was her sophomore be-
cause she losT ThaT Treshman TrighT.
JANICE HORST "Jan" . . . Jan
had The honor oT being selecTed
Tor The NaTional Honor SocieTy.
She belonged To chorus Tor Tour
years and CadeT Teachers Three
years. You hear her voice each
morning on devoTions. Jan plans
To go To Ames and become a
home economics Teacher. She
spends her spare Time working in
a denTisTIs oTTice. Jan enjoyed her
senior year mosT because There
was more school spiriT shown by
The sTudenTs.
VIRGIL HULL "BuTch" . . . Vir-
gil's TavoriTe pasTime is working
on cars. BuTch's ambiTion is To be
a mechanicg he now works aT a
service sTaTion. This E.E.A. mem-
ber plans To ioin The Navy and see
The world. His hobbies are Tish-
ing and hunTing. BuTch liked his
iunior year besT because he was
sixTeen and could geT his driver's
license. I guess he's"car-minded,"
especially brown cars, since his
TavoriTe color is brown.
KEN HUMPLEBY "Bumblebee" . ..
Ken had quiTe an honor-he was
elecTed a member oT All-STaTe
Senior Chorus. He has been in
chorus, mixed quarTer, and PrinT-
ing club. His ambiTion is To be a
good husband and To make a
decenT income. Kenny is now
working aT Benner 'lea Company.
His TavoriTe pasTime is daTing his
girl, Jan. Ken's mosT embarrassing
momenT was when he goT caughT
wiTh his parlTs down in gym-Tire
drilll
KENNETH JENNETT "Kenny" ....
Kenny's TavoriTe pasTime is Tinker-
ing wiTh his car. He belorled To
band his TirsT Two years and E,F.A.
all Tour years, hels Treasurer This
year. Kenny's ambiTion is To be a
Tarmer and have enough money To
own a good car and pay his
debTs. His peT peeve is slow peo-
ple in The halls and Teachers who
won'T leT you chew gum. His Ta-
voriTe year?-senior, because he
goT To know a cerTain blonde.
MARY JONES COURTN EY
"Jonesy" . . . Mary's TavoriTe pas-
Time is wriTing IeTTers To Cecil and
her hobby is collecTing IeTTers
Trom Cecil. Jonesy's mosT exciTing
momenT was on May 3I, I952,
when she married The mosT wonder-
Tul soldier in The world, she says.
She plans To be a perTecT home-
maker Tor Cecil, and work unTiI
They can have The Things Theylve
always wanTed. IT sounds like
Mary is iusT Cecil-minded.
LEON KARDUX "Goldie" . . .
ApparenTlyl This 5' IO" senior goT
his niclcname because his hair is
blonde. ATTer he graduaTes, he
would lilre To aTTend Iowa STaTe
College. Goldie's TavoriTe pas-
Time is worlcing on machinery. I-Ie
worlcs al The lnTernaTional l-larvesT-
er Company and also on his
TaTher's farm, his ambiTion is To
own a large Tarm. Goldie is
mechanical-minded, I guess. I-Ie
has Iwo Things in cornmon-his
Tavorile color is blue and so are
his eyr-s.
MARK KEMPER "Omar" , . 4.
He belonged To chorus and FFA
all Tour years. He was presidenT
of chorus and FFA his senior year,
belonged To NaTionaI I-Ionor So-
ciely his iunior year, I-lawlceye
Boys STaIe, and All SIaTe Chorus
his snnior year. Marlc plans To aT-
Tend Iowa SIaTe College or Iowa
STaTe Teachers College. I-Iis am-
biTion is To own a Tarrn oT his
own. AT presenl he drives The
school bus and worlcs on a Tarrn,
RON KING , . . Ron's ambiTion
is To own a hereTord ranch in
Texas, and enioy liTe. Ron has
been in FFA Tour years and has
been a TooIball player Tor Three
years. I-Iis hobbies are hunTing
and Tishing. Ron has no definiIe
plans buT Ihinlcs he'd lilce To ioin
The Air Force. Riding a rnoTor-
cycle and going To The movies are
Ron's TavoriTe pasTimes. Ron en-
ioyed his iunior year because he
had The honor oT going To Chi-
cago wiTh Mr. Hoopes.
MARLYN KRAMER "Milne" . . .
Mille has a TavoriTe pasTir'ne ThaT's
a liITle diTTerenT Than mosT .I-Ie
lilies To hunT, buT he hunTs ground
hogs. Maybe he also lilies Febru-
ary Qnd. I-Iis ambilion is To be
a Tarmer, ThaT could be why his
acTiviTy is FFA and his job is
Tarming. This 5'6" brown-haired,
blue-eyed senior's TavoriTe color
is blue. I-Iis mosT embarrassing
rnomeriT was The TirsT Time he
drove his car in Town. Wonder
why?
PAUL KOPF "Cohfee" . . . Paul's
TavoriTe pasTime is playing baskeT-
ball. I-Iis hobby is building Things.
CoTTee has been in FFA all Tour
years and was on The ParliamenT-
ary Team his iunior year. I-Iis arn-
biIion is To ge-T a college educa-
Tion and own a 600 acre Tarrn.
Paul wnrlzs on a Tarrn now. I'-le
would lille To aTTend Junior Col-
lege and The Iowa STaTe Universi-
Ty. This 6' blond believes The
school spiriT is much beTTer This
year.
ROBERT LITTELL "Bob" . .. IT you
happen To pass The corner oT
Sycamore and Second STreeT,
don'I be surprised if you see him
"holding up" The building. You
see, his Tavorile pasfime is hang-
ing ouT aT a popular place called
LiIIy's. Bobs TuTure plans are un-
decided. I-Iis peT peeve is having
To be careTul when he wallrs down
The hall Tor Tear ol' sTepping on
The liTTle Treshmen.
MARY KAUTZ "KauTz o'Babe"
. . . Maryls TavoriTe pasTime is
lceeping in conTacT wiTh Iowa U.
I-Ier acTiviTies include chorus and
Pep Club. She plans To aTTend
nurses Training-now she works aT
BaTTerson's. l'Ier hobby is lceepinq
a scrap bool: oT M.l-I.S. Marys
rnosT exciTing momenT was The
Junior-Senior Prom, her TavoriTe
expression is, "IT's iusT The lcillslu
Mary remarlcs ThaT The school spir-
iT sTarTed pepping aT lasT.
PATTY KING . . . PaTTy's Tavor-
iTe pasTirne is driving around.
IWho wiTh?l PaTTy plans To grad-
uaTe Trorn Moline Public School oT
Nursing and Then laTer geT mar-
ried. She now worlcs on SaTurdays
aT Wardls. This 5'2" blonde hair,
blue eyed senior enioyed her
senior year besT because iT was
more Tun. I-ler TavoriTe expression
is "I-Toward". She worlxed in The
oTTice aT The swiilchboard and was
in Auroran her iunior and senior
years.
I-IAZEL KOEPPING "Blondie" . ..
Wonder why her niclcname is
Blondie? Could iT be because her
hair is "sandy-colored" blonde?
This 5'3" gal has blue eyes'
which is her TavoriTe color also,
Blondie plans To seTTle down and
be a housewiTe. I-'ler ambiTion is
To become a singer. I-Iazel's Tavor-
iTe expression is "peachy liTTle
devil". She parTicipaTed in all The
acTiviTies in GAA. Blondie Thinlcs
The school spiriT could be beTTer.
TOM KORTE. . .This S' II", brown
haired, and brown eyed lad worlcs
harder when he is away Trorn
school. I-Ie worlrs aT The Journal
oTTice in The mailing deparTmenT
now, buT plans To worlr in The
composing room someTime in The
TuTure. Tom's TavoriTe pasTime is
driving a car-seems To be a
TavoriTe among many. Tomls Tav-
oriTe color is red. Torn lilced his
senior year besT because he lcnew
aT lasT he would geT ouT oT school.
LU JEAN LAMP "Jeannie" . . .
Jeanniels plans are To compleTe
school and To have a happy mar-
riage. I-Ier TavoriTe paslime is
wriTing leTTers To a cerTain corpor-
al. This 5'2" senior's pei peeve is
sTudenTs who acT smarT. When
Jeannie isn'T wriTing leTTers you
will Tind her crocheTing. Lu Jean
is also lcepT on The run wiTh her
iob oT clerlcing ouTside oT school.
IT you need a nurse, Icids, iusT
call on Jeannie.
SHIRLEY LARUE "Lulu" .. .
LuIu's TavoriTe pasTime is riding
around in a car. She wanTs To go
To SUI To Talre nurses Training To
be a surgical nurse, You probably
wonder why Lulu wears green.
ThaT is her TavoriTe color. She
is oTTen heard saying, "WhaT we
gonna do?" She has been in
band all Tour years, and received
IeTTers Tor her eTTorTs. Lulu en-
ioyed her senior year mosT be-
cause iT was a loT easier.
MAURTCE LOFGREN "Mike" . ..
Heres a Muskyis pride and ioyl
Remember when he broke The I2O
yard high hurdles aT MT. PleasanT
his iunior year, and The Thrilling
baskeTball and TooTball games?
He is acTive in all sporTs. Mike
plans To aTTend college buT is in-
deTiniTe as To which one. His am-
biTion is To be a coach, since his
hobby is sporTs. This 6' handsome
lad's TavoriTe pasTime is going To
dances. He enioyed his iunior
year mosT,
RHILLIP LOTTMAN "Phil" . . .
Phil's been very acTive during his
high school career in almosT any-
Thing ThaT's connecTed wiTh music.
He has been in chorus all Tour
years and has been in Madrigal
one year, guarTeT Tor Three years.
and was accompanisT Tor The mu-
sical comedy. Rhil's ambiTion is
To be a concerT pianisT and sTudv
music. IT you can'T Tind Phil play-
ing Tennis or his piano, you will
Tind him slaving away aT eiTher
The Palace or The Drive-in.
BLANCHE McCULLOUGH "Bun"
. . . Bun's TavoriTe pasTime is
reading and waTching TV. Bun
hasn'T any college plans, buT her
ambiTion is To become a WAVE.
Bun earns her spending money by
working aT The E8iM Drive ln.
She is oTTen heard saying, "bless
Their soul." This 5'7" senior's peT
peeve is people who don'T keep
Their promises. Blanche enioyed
her sophomore year besT because
she liked all The subiecTs she was
Taking.
DENTS McDOWELL "Deny" . .
Deny's TavoriTe pasTimes are sleep-
ing and sailing. He has been in
band all Tour years, and in Pi-Type
Club Two, Three, and Tour. He
has several iobs To occupy his
his Time. He works Tor WalTman's
MarkeT, The lndependenT School
DisTricT, and H. J. Heinz, Deny
plans To aTTend Michigan STaTe
College, buT he has no special
idea OT whaT he wanTs To be. His
pef peeve is someone who laughs
aT Their own iokes.
HARRY McKEE "SergeanT" . . .
SergeanT's plans are To go To J.C.
and Then To The Air Force To be-
come a piloT. Everybody, l Think
will agree ThaT Harry has an in-
TeresTing iobg and ThaT is keeping
Marilyn Ward happy. You'll have
To ask D. C. abouT Harry's mosT
embarrassing momenT when They
were aT Camp McCoy. You oTTen
saw Harry running around The
Auroran oTTice during school and
aTTer school, Too.
JOHN MEERDINK "Jack" . . .
.lack's TavoriTe pasTime is working
on his car. His plans Tor The Tu-
Ture are radio, or mechanical en-
gineering, John's ambiTion is To
Tix a car like he would like iT. His
hobbies are radio and cars.
John's iob ouTside school is work-
ing aT Park Lane. He was in
chorus his 3rd and 4Th years. He
Thinks The school is improving.
His TavoriTe expression is "Holy
Moly". Jack is 5 TT. Slfginy has
brown hair and brown eyes.
SANDRA LOGEL "Sandy" . . .
Sandy's TuTure plans are noT deTi-
niTe. She may go To beauTy
school, buT evenTually she wanTs
To geT married and raise a Tam-
ily. Her hobbies are playing The
piano and Tishing. The mosT ex-
ciTing Time oT Sandy's liTe was
when she was an aTTendanT aT her
sisTer's wedding, She enioyed her
senior year mosT because she Teels
The same as many of us-by This
Time, she's become acquainTed
wiTh a loT more kids.
DARRELL LYONS "The Lyon". .,
Darrellis mosT exciTing momenT
was beaTing The MT. PleasanT
PanThers, The homecoming game.
He is acTive in TooTball and Track,
and he received a leTTer in TooT-
ball. "The Lyons' TavoriTe pas-
Time is driving a car or waTching
TV. Darrell plans To ioin The Ma-
rines, and his ambiTion is being a
sergeanT in The Marines. His hob-
bies are hunTing and waTching
sporTs on TV.
wfxmri Mecucioueri 'wise'
. . . Ty1ac's TavoriTe pasTirh?i,s aT-
T ndflng so?l Bu-ncTiovr9 Mac has
.I A A '
e in ri,nTing club all Tur
rs T
, and baseball and bas -
balf Two Hyears. Junior College
seems To' be in Mac's plans 'or
The TuTure. He hopes someday ol'
become a successTul businessman.
Wayne? Tav-oriTe. expfessio
"How They go,in'?"' . Mac' like his
iunior year mos! because he en-
joyed having The seniors oT lasT
year around.
MARGARET Mcl-TARG "Maggie"
. . . Maggie's TavoriTe pasTime is
swimming and skaTing. Her hob-
by is playing The French Horn.
ThaT's whaT shes been doing To
keep herselT busy. Taking care oT
children is Maggie's iob ouTside
oT school. Her TavoriTe expression
is, "Oh, by jingle." This 5'5" sen-
ior's mosT embarrassing momenT
is when she spilled soup all over
The lady siTTing nexT To her aT a
church supper.
BETTY MASSEY . , . BeTTy is a
gal wl-io's been TooTin' her horn
in band all Tour years OT Musky
High. Her TavoriTe pasTime is
abouT The same as oTher women--
Talking. BeTTy's honors consisT oT
leTTeirs Tor each year she was in
band. This blue-eyed baby-siTTer's
TavoriTe expression is, "Geel"
BeTTy's plans Tor The TuTure are all
wrapped up in Nurse's Training aT
The UniversiTy oT Iowa as her am-
biTion is To be a nurse.
DANIEL MERCER "Dangerous
Dan" . . . Gang way when "Dan-
gerous Dan" goes hunTing and
swimming, his TavoriTe pasTimesl
Dan wanTs To eiTher go To college
or To The Air Force. He preTers
The A.F. where he can become a
ieT piloT, which is his ambiTion.
His TavoriTe expression is, "l
couldn'T Tell ya Tor laughing!"
This 6'l" brown-eyed laddie won'T
Tell us his mosT embarrasing mo-
menT because "lT's a secreT."
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ALBERT MEYER "Whiley" .. . .
Alberl, boiler lcnown as Whiley,
says lhal his lavorile hobby is
hunlinq and fishing, parlicularly
rluring school lirne. Whiley has
been in loolball lwo years. His
favorile ambilion is lo lravel.
Whiley can ollen be heard saying,
"Whal is!" Whiley lilced his soph-
rimrrrr- yrrar lhe besl because lhe
lrrachr-rs were lhe nicesl lhal year.
Whfil is wrong wilh our olher
lr:ar.hers here in .H.S., Whiley?
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is 1 'le pa ' e i Asling
T an ,ping hhe It eeniseer
r no ro l c l sc oo.
dildo lcs ml gag sl ion and
h' ob yi lin rin Qvilh cars.
Al er lQfadualigjifK?r'ei'idoesn'l Pllamn
1 o ong e ore ioinrng l e
lblvlarines. This seniorls lavorile ex-
pression is, "Oh yeah!" His ambi-
lion is lo be a success in life. Rich
lhinlrs lhe school spiril was very
good This year.
LUCY MlTCHELL "Lucifer" . . .
Lucy musl be inleresled in dra-
rrralics. Shes been in il all lour
years. Shri received a leller her
junior year. Lucy lreeps hersell
busy by keeping a senior nole-
boolc. Luciler plans lo go lo Roclr-
lord College and her ambilion is
lo have a career and gel married.
Her senior year was her lavorile
because lhe seniors slarled the
year oll wilh a bang by working
logolher.
lLlENE MULHENBURG . . .
llienels lavorile paslirne is slraling
and going lo lhe movies. Her
plans lor lhe lulure are nol defi-
rrile, buf she may decide lo go lo
nursrfs lraining. Her ambilion is
lo be successful in lile. The iob
she chose oulside ol school was
worlcing lor Dr. England. The ex-
pression shr: uses rnosl is llOh you
bugll' Her pol peeve is Brunerls
lffiflfilhiv abou? WOTTTOU, en'
joyed hor sr-nior year lhe rnosl.
FRANK NELSON "Alom" . . .
Alorrrls iavrrrile paslirne is hunling
and lishing. Franlcs ambilion is
lo be a denlisl, he plans lo go
lo Uonlal Callrfqrf al S.U,l. This
5'll" brown-haired and brown-
iryed senior enioyed his senior
year nrosl because il was lhe mosl
inleresling, and nexl year he can
slarl lo college. Alom worlcs al
Ronda Bullon Co. His lavorile
color is blue, He lhinlcs lhe school
spiril is improving.
CHARLES NEWTON "Chuck" . ..
Chuclcs lavoriln paslirne is lislen-
inq lo hill-billy records, Charles
was ollren seen oul praclicing
lraclr. His ambilion is lo ioin lhe
US. Navy and rnalre a career Ol
il. This 5'4" brown-haired, brown-
i-yed seniorls hobby is building
model airplanes. This is his lirsl
year al M.H.S., and he said lhal
ho lhoughl this year would be his
rnosl rznioyable ol his lour years
in high srhool,
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cii L rriyiifirinicrlfif " iigfiyr-
. T35 c!leilWl'Q seqlr has
wflhg ' and l bluei' eyes. She
sp 6 sl of her lime lc ping
f
a erhln J.Cf sruferj cerhi Zgy,
VF he plans l gel arrieg nd
r e a ST11sll'l' ily Shar s fa
- rilq exprestio life, 'yl4Yzzu
lrnow'ill" and fwhal is!" She
e oys lglonynq 'r fh ll brlfy a d
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i 9K,ia'FSig,i5. lane ipanis
S IS
SA sch bJvl ,Zgllerylhan rl
hai lcten, bul il could s+ill be im-
proved.
GLEN MINER , . . Glenls lavorile
paslime is daling. He plans lo al-
lend Bradley Universily and laler
lo be a Cerlilied Public Accounl-
anl. This senior lad is ellen heard
saying, "Don'l be billeru or "You
lrnow il girlie." Glenls mosl ex-
ciling mornenl was in lhe baslcel-
ball game wilh Ml. Pleasanl in
which Muscaline scored lhe win-
ning baslcel during lhe lasl six
seconds. Glen was in chorus and
Madriqal during his years al
M,H.S.
WAYNE MITTMAN "Muggs" . .,
Allhough Muggs' plans lor lhe lu-
lure are indelinile, he has a very
good ambilion4lo succeed in life.
His lavorile paslimes are driving
around and loaling and going lo
sporls evenls. l-le's lrepl busy by
worlring al Ollo's Super Marlcel,
Muggs is anolher guy who goes
around saying, "Whal is!" Wayne
lhinlcs lhe only queslionable lhing
aboul school was lhe principle
lpall. Muggs' hobby is collecling
slamps.
RONALD MUHLENBURG "Ron"
.. . Rorr's lavorile paslime is linlc-
erinq wilh molors. He plans lo be
an Ace Pilol and lhen he wanls a
small business ol some lcind, Ron's
hobby is sleeping in sludy hall,
Ron's lavorile expression is "See
you in iaill" He lhinlcs lhe school
spiril is good bul could be im-
proved. You can eilher lind Ron
worlcing on a larm or in a gas
slalion. This senior said he enioy-
ed his lasl year mosl.
MARY NAC-BEL . . . Maryls lavor-
ile paslime is lallrinq and driving.
Mary wanls lo go lo nur'se's lrain-
ing and become a good nurse,
which is her arnbilion. Mary has a
very inleresling hobby ol collecl-
ing cups and saucers. Her lavor-
ile expression is, "Oh, for cryin
oul loud." This 5'4" blondes pef
peeve is people who crack lheir
gum. Her lavorile color is blue.
Mary is one ol lhe girls lhal read
lhe morning bullelin.
JACK NIETZEL "Nilz" . . . Nilz
can be lound eilher playing goll
or worlcing al Slernemanls. l-le
answers roll call in Hi-Y and
chorus. Jack would like lo go lo
college al Grinnell or Colorado.
He would lilce lo be a public rela-
lions man lo some loreian counlry.
Nilz lhinlcs lhe school spiril could
be rnuch beller. He is ollen
heard saying "Whal is?" This 5'8"
senior's anrbilion is lo be able lo
mess up Gus Shoolcs hair.
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DELORES NORDEEN "Doddee"
. . . Doddeels iavorife paslime is
"Jerry," Dodds-e has been in
fhrirus all iour years and was our
Hornecominq Oueen for l952.
Doddee would like io qo 'ro J.C.
or Siale Teachers Colleqe when
she qraduaies. ll she isn'i workinq
,il Chaudoin's you rniqhi iind her
danriinq or playinq piich wiih
Naomi. Doddee enjoyed her' junior
year besi. You will oilen hear her
sayinq "You can never fell."
.JOYCE OGILVIE "Ogre" . . .
Oqels lavoriie paslime is wrilinq
leiiers. Joyce wanis io go io a
model and cloihes-desiqninq
school ailer she qraduaies. Her
hobbies are dancino and col-
leciinq small iiqurines. 'oyce's
arrrbiiion is ro oe? married in a
lew years. Wlio's ihe man??
Or,ie's iavorile expression is "lsn'l
if exciiinq?" Joyce said she en'
joyed her freshman year' ihe mosi
because everyihinq was so much
diiierenl.
ILA MAE OSBORN "Ozzie" or
"Redi' , . . Ozzies lavoriie paslime
is dancir-iq. Her plans lor ihe iu
lure are io become a house-
wife. Ozzie's rnosi exciiinq mo-
rnenl was when she firsf siarled
lo high school and everywhere
she wen? happened To be the
wronq place. lla was in G.A,A.
and Glee Club her iirsr and seo
ond years, Her favoriie expres-
sion is "Come OH Thai." This 5'4"
brown-eyed Musky qal enjoyed her
senior year mosi.
SALLY PATTON "Sal" . . . Sal
is offen seen runninq around in
The biq Buick wiih Marge and
Lois. She wanis io qo lo nurses
iraininq ailer she qraduafes from
M,H.S. Sal is kepr busy wriiinq
leilers lo a cerlain fellow in
Chicaqo, She ollen says, "This
kid has qoiia oo." This brown-
haired. brown-eyed senior earns
her money ai Bell Telephone
Company. Sally's pei peeve is io
be called "Canary"or"Munibles."
MARILYN RANDALL . . . Marilyn
spends many oi her hours workinq
ar Cole's buf siill finds Time io
wriie leifers io service men. She
has answered r-all call in F.H.A..
Pep Club, and Auroran. Her hob-
by is colleciing Guy Lombardo
records. Marilyn's iavoriie expres-
sion is "You said ill" This 5'4'f2"
hrawn-eyed seniors pei peeve is
people who consider ihernselves
befler lhan olhers, Marilyn's la'
vnriie color is red.
NORMA REED "Gabby" . . .
Gabby is a nickname Thai seems
lo iii Norrna very well, for her
iavoriie pasfime is ialkirrq. Nor-
ma's only plan lor lhe luiure is io
Gel rnarried. She has a hobby
ihaf ooes alonq wilh her plans for
The iufure, planninq Things io pul
in her hope cliesl. Norma is seen
workinq ai The Muscaline Cafe.
She enjoyed her junior year niosi
because she liked ihe subjecis she
look and liked her ieachers.
DENNY NORET "Den-Den" , . .
Denny is a lypical M.H.S. seniorf
you know, brown hair' and blue
eyes, Jusl io prove lieis Typical,
his lavorile paslimc- is sleepinq
in his classes. He leilered in
chorus and belonged io Madriqal,
De Molay, and Hi-Y. Denny's
ambiiion is lo be a sporls an'
nouncer some day. Can you irri-
aqine colleciinq rjirls. and pariiru
Iarly blondes? This senior boyl:
iavoriie expression is lil dcinll dia
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BOB OLSON . . . Bobs nickname
is "Ole" His iavoriie paslimes
are boarinq and huniinq. He
iniends lo qo io J.C. for Two
years. His ambiiion is fo be a
Train dispaicher. The hobbies he
enjoys rnosi are drivinri and iakinq
care oi aulornobiles, His job oui
side ol school' is a R. R, lelri
graph operaior. The expression he
uses rnosi is "Bio busfoflf' He en-
joyed his freshman year because
he had more ireedorn.
MERLE PALMER "Merly" . . .
Merly's iavorile paslirrre is wrilinq
leiiers io a ceriain fellow in Chari-
lon. Merle was M,H.S. Valeniine
Oueen her sophomore year. Her
ambilion is io be a qood house-
wife someday, Merle works ar the
US. Bakery. This brown-eyed
senior is cilien heard sayinq "You
ainlia kiddenf' Merlr-'s pei pee-ve
is people who consider a pvrsonis
backqround belorr- fonsiderinq
fhenr as a friend.
DON PHELRS "Susydoq" . .. Don
may be seen al any iinre halfway
belween here and Davenpori. His
honors are beinq laie and absenf
more ihan anyone in school. He
wanis io aliend the Universily ol
lowa. Dons aclivilies rnusl be
School work, since his arnbilion is
io qraduaie. Dons pei peeve is
a hopped-up, Two-fone Chevy.
This brown-haired lad now works
ai Ronda Bullon Company. His
lavorile expression is, "Say ini,-
ierlu
MARY ALICE RAUB "Pele" . . .
Peiels iavoriie paslime is ridinq
around in a blue Buick. She is al-
so kepi busy keeping frack of a
ceriain Bob. After Mary gels our
of M.H.S,, she is qoinq io Ray
Vogue School in Chicaqo. Maybe
fou have purchased groceries from
Pere for she slaves away ai Oqil'
vi9'S I cmd T. Hel l'i',ililiiies ow
wrilinq lo lhe "Bs" and dancinrj.
Mary Alice's pei peevo is learhrlrs
who qive long assiqnmenis.
JACK RElFERT . , . Jacks favor-
iie pasrime is being with a certain
junior girl-Who could ihar be?
l-le plans io go 'lo .l.C. and Then
he is undecided aboul The Tulure.
His ambiiion is lo own a house
and a bio car and live in Oregon.
Jackls hobbies are hunlinq, lishinq,
and swinirninq, He earns all his
money workinq al Eichenauerls
Cigar Siore. This 6' seriior's pei
peeve is iryinq io give an accepi-
able answer io Mr. Shook.
J AN' IFER "Jeanni " . .
l an i siayfm p Ti is rev WA
a w c r ea
1 i T
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' nd T, 4 , J' ,r
. ou quiul f 's all .S
is 5 " all, ha ark br lr
and row eyes. Tav r' ,
rol is bl ou h
. .. IT y p be
rlrr-,ia al and yo ay r her
uri ' oly C ' You may Tind,
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rw li
.lr-ri nl lr-u s - n noT Th e
wlrrr krrr + -. 2 ry 'ng
lor ll. ii i airi,-, pfil
pr-if 'r pe rf who ran make
up lr r ni s.
ALAN RIPRERGER "Al" , . . Alls
Tavorilri paslirriif is cycling, He
has hia plans for the TuTure. He
in going To br- wiTh Uncle- Sam
Tor a whilrv in The Air Corps.
Alanis ambifion is Tarniliar--he
in-.T wanls To gel oul of high
urhcrol. His hobby is hunling. AT
llrr- pri-sienT, Al is kepi busy work-
ing rin the Tarni, This 5'lI"
srfrrirrr'-, lavoriTe rolor is red, He
nnioyr-d his senior yr-fir bcrsf be
causr- il is his lasT year OT school.
HARRY ROCK "Punk" . . . Now
lri--if-is a guy Tor all oT you Tresh-
rnan fiirlf.. Punk, one oT The srnall-
:-r seniors, is 5'3" tall, has blond:
hair, and blue eyes. You may Tind
Punk working aT a Tilling sTaTion.
lruT hurry because his only ambi-
Tion is lo join Thr- Navy. His Ta
avorihe pasTime is playing pool,
and hunTing is his hobby. During
his paul yr-ar he paiTicipaTed in
library Club. Punk Thinks our
spiril rrruld be a lol beTTer.
UOLORTS RUTZ "DuTf,h" or
"lori-rl' , , . Dufchlf. TavoriTe pas-
lirvir' is lu-inrr wilh Bill. She an-
uwf-rf-d roll call in band, Amicarf,
.ind Hi Tri, Uolorrfs' plan is To be
rl ni-fri-lary. Her arnbiTion is To
lrrivrrl rand To be reeeal Thin. DuTCh
i'. found working al Nic-Tzelis Drug
Slow, lflui Tavorilr: expression is
"Real Grvorrii-," llolorefs peT
,IVUVIT ll. Ijlqfllllff who flilifnl lfl
llir- drinking lounlnin, and Then
liirn rl rrli and on while you drink.
BILL SCANNELL "Skimmer" . . ,
Skinnr-r'-, TavoriTr: pasTir'ne is play-
inq baskelball. He plans To go
To Junior Collage for a year Then
go To Drake To sTudy To be a
lawyer. Billls hobby is girls, and
blondes especially. Skinnerls arn-
l,riTion is To win an argurnenT wiTh
Gus Shook. His TavoriTe expres-
sion i-., "lT's so simple iT's paTheT-
ir,il Skinner c-nioyed his iunior
yrzar most because aT lasf he be-
famf- an upper classman.
DORTHEA SCHMALTZ "DorT" . ..
L5orT's plans Tor The TuTure are
working in an office. Her TavoriTe
expression is, "Well, probablyf'
lJnrT works aT The MuscaTine CaTe.
If you don'T Tind her working aT
Ihre rafrr, -.lie will probably be wiTh
rr irirlain boy who drives a green
Lord. Sha is 5'4lf7" Tall, and has
lirown r-yr-s, Doil lhinks The school
npiril is improving and The kids
air: fir-Tlinq more inlf:ri'rsTed in The
ririrriiei.
MARY LOU RIEKE "Louie" . . .
Louiels ambiTion is To be a privaTe
secreTary. Her TavoriTe pasTimes
are dancing and wriTing leTTers.
Mary Lou enioys singing, and
during her Tour years in M.H.S.
she was in chorus, Madrigal, and
sexTeT. Mary Lou's TavoriTe expres-
sion is, "WhaT isl" and her Tavor-
iTe color is red. This 5'8", blur--
eyed senior worked aT Junior Col-
lege. Mary Lou enioyed her senior
year The mosl.
JOHN ROBINSON "Robin" . . .
Robin has leTTered in baseball and
baskeTball, He is also seen in The
Auroran room. l-le plans To Take
up sporfs-broadcasTing and some-
day broadcasT a maior league
game. His hobby is always speak-
ing To Mr. Shook. Robinls peT
peeve is someone who is always
asking sfupid quesTions in class.
You oTTen hear him saying, "Holy
Cow." John says, and we quoTe,
his TavoriTe color is "Hazel Bishop
red orange." New color?
JOANNE ROYAL "Puddin" . . .
Puddin's TavoriTe pasTime is waTch-
ing TV and driving a car. Her
plans TorThe TuTure are To do secre-
Tarial work. Ruddin's arnbiTion is
To be a good secreTary. She
makes her spending money by
babysiTTing. Her hobby is read-
ing, and her TavoriTe expression
is, "Ya don'T say." This 5'5",
brown-haired and blue-eyed senior
Thinks The school spiriT is improv-
ing each year.
PATTY SANDER "Dimples" . . .
Dimples' TavoriTe pasTime is laugh-
ing aloud, and howl Her hobby is
riding around in a green Truck.
l wonder who wiTh? IT she isn'T
working aT NieTzel's Drug Slore
you will probably Tind her oui
looking Tor' a millionaire since ThaT
her greaT arnbiTion. This blond-
aired, blue-eyed gal's TavoriTe
expression is, "Thanks a heap!"
PaTTy was aclive in Amicae and
Hi-Tri. Her Tavorife color is
green.
JUANITA SCHAFEER "NiTa" . ..
JuaniTa, oTTen seen Twirling in our
school band, is 5'6" Tall. She has
brown hair, brown eyes, and her
TavoriTe color is blue. During
drive-in-season JuaniTa is oTTen
seen as a car-hop aT The E8rM.
Her ambiTion is To geT a good iob
and Travel. JuaniTa's TavoriTe ex-
pression is, "WhaT is?" NiTa's Ta-
voriTe pasTime is lisTening To The
radio and waTching TV. She en-
ioyed all Tour years aT M.H,S.
BEVERLY SCHLOTFELT "Bev" . ..
Bev's TavoriTe pasTime is waTch-
ing Television wiTh a guy named
Bill. She was acTive in sTage crew,
make-up crew and Pep Club. Her
hobby is keeping a scrap book oT
her M.H.S. days. Bev is now work-
ing aT Bellevue l-lospiTal as recep-
TionisT. This 5'3" browneTTe has a
beauTiTul ring on The Third finger
oT her leTT hand, which is all con-
necTed wiTh her ambiTion To be a
good housewiTe.
JOHN SCHOLZ . . . John's Ta-
voriTe pasTime is making Trips. He
is 5'8'f2" Tall, has brown hair and
dark brown eyes. John's honor is
being an exchange sTudenT Trom
Germany. His iobs ouTside oT
school are cuTTing grass and wash-
ing cars. John's plan Tor The Tu-
Ture is The sTudy of Theology in
Germany. His ambiTion is To be a
minisTer. John's TavoriTe color is
blue. John's mosT exciTing mo-
menT was his Trip To The U.S.A.
ANITA SCHROEDER "NeaT" . ..
This senior gal is The aThleTic Type.
NeaT was in GAA. and received
a leTTer and pin. Her TavoriTe
pasTime is siTTing on The TronT
porch wiTh D.C. She plans To be
a secreTary while Darrell goes To
college and Then become a house-
wiTe Tor The Cooney-Schroeder
clan. Now she is working aT NieT-
zel's. Her mosT exciTing momenT
was when she goT her TirsT phone
call Trom Lilly's, lD.C. callingl.
LUCY SHEPARD . . . Lucy has
been an acTive member in band
all Tour years oT high school. She
is going To aTTend The UniversiTy
oT MinnesoTa To sTudy nursing, bee
come a R.N., and geT a B.S. de-
gree. Her ambiTion is To special-
ize in some phase oT insTiTuTional
nursing. Lucy's hobbies are read-
ing, Talking, and eaTing. She en-
ioyed her iunior year mosT be-
cause she knew more people, had
more Tun, and liked all her sub-
iecTs.
PAUL SHOPPA "Red" . . . Red
is a Tella wiTh a one Track mind-
cars! You may oTTen see him ride
ing up and down Second STreeT,
or puTTing in his Time aT Dow
MoTors. ln The TuTure you may
deal wiTh him as a car salesman.
Paul is 6'l" Tall, has brown hair,
brown eyes, and his TavoriTe color
is blue. Red parTicipaTed in F.F.A.
Tor The lasT Three years and Li-
brary Club Tor The lasT Two years.
Red oTTen says, "Don'T do iT."
SANDRA SMULL "Sandy" . . .
Sandy inTends To be a TexTile de-
signer or a Tood nuTriTion experT
aTTer she Tinishes school aT J.C.
and I.S.C. Sandy's TavoriTe hobby
is swimming. She seems To make
good use oT ThaT hobby. Sandra
also likes To ride around in her
TaTher's auTomobile. This 5'7"
brown-haired girl's TavoriTe expres-
sion is "ThaT's Tunny." Sandy
liked all Tour years oT high school.
Her TavoriTe color is green.
Jllvl STECKMAN "STar" . . . Jim.
oTTen reTerred To as "STar," is
anoTher sporTs-going Tella. He
spends as much Time as The season
allows playing soTTball. Jim's am-
biTion is To be a proTessional
aThleTe. This 6'TooT, brown-haired,
blue-eyed senior may be Tound
working aT SwiTT's and you may
oTTen hear him say, "ThaT ain'T
The idea," Jirn's peT peeve is
girls ThaT sTand and Talk and
crowd The halls Too much.
BETTY SCHRIEBER "Schrieb" . . .
ATTer being away Trom school Tor
Twelve years, BeTTy is now back
wiTh us aT Musky High. She plans
To aTTend Junior College and be-
come an elemenTary Teacher.
Schrie-b's hobby is bowling. She
has a Tull-Time job ouTside oT
school being a moTher To her
eleven-year-old son. BeTTy's Tavore
ife color is royal blue. This 5'7"
senior, wiTh shorT brown hair and
blue eyes, enjoyed her senior year
besf.
LOIS SECRIST "Sec" . . . Sec is
anoTher gal who plans To marry
a year or Two aTTer graduaTion,
buT righT now she's Trying To saTis-
Ty herselT by wriTing leTTers To a
cerTain sailor in Japan. Her am-
biTion is To live in a liTTle bunga-
low in The counTry. Every Time
Lois sees a pair oT scissors she
iusT can'T resisf cuTTing her hair.
Her TavoriTe color is navy blue.
lWonder why?l Sec is oTTen
heard saying, "Number, please?"
DALE SHOPPA . . . Dale's Tavor-
iTe pasTime is waTching some good
TV shows or riding around in his
car. His ambiTion is To own a big
Tarrn or an auTo repair shop.
Dale's hobby is working on his car.
Dale is 5'9" Tall, has brown hair,
and brown eyes. He was in F.F.A.
all Tour years. Dale's peT peeve is
assemblies ThaT are during The
same period as his sTudy hall
'cause Then he doesn'T geT ouT oT
any classes.
RONNIE SIMMONS . . . Ronnie
has a familiar career ahead of
himg he wanfs To make The armed
service his career. His ar'nbiTion
is To become an oTTicer. Ronnie's
TavoriTe pasTirne is riding around
in his ialopy. This brown-haired.
brown-eyed, 6' senior was ouT Tor
chorus. Ronnie liked his senior
year The besT because There wasn'T
much work involved. One can see
Ronnie was one oT our more arne
biTious seniors.
BETTY SNYDER "BeTsy" . . . BeTsy
is 5'4" Tall, has lighT brown hair
and blue eyes. You usually hear
her saying The expression, "Boy
you know iT." Her pasTime is
going wiTh a cerTain fellow, al-
Though she is planning To be an
air sTewardesS. Her hobby is wriT-
ing leTTers To her broTher in The
Navy. Her peT peeve is To be
called "Red," She enioycd her
senior year because oT The new
Triends she made.
BILL STREAT "Willie" . . . Willie
is 5'lO" Tall, has brown nair and
grey eyes. You will usually Tind
Willie playing baseball, Tor his am-
biTion is To be a baseball piayef.
He would like To aTTend collage
and be a broadcasTer, baseball
manager, or player. He is now
working aT MuscaTine Pearl 'Norlfs
His TavoriTe year in Muscfdine
High School was his freshman
year because he Tound ii easier
and more inTeresTing.
BONNIE STREAT "Bon" . . .
Bonnie, beller known as Bon
around our halls, is 5'3" lall, has
brown hair, and rjrrevn rryrgi. Her
lavorile rolor is blue, Il you hap-
pen lo be looking lor her, you
rnay lind her eilher readino sporl
lirroks 'ir swimming. Bon rnay
iillrrn lie hi-and saying, "I guess
ilii. lm-.l." Briniriefs plrins lor the
lulurr- arf- gr-llinrj 0 jolw, I-lor peel
pr-i-vi: is people who lhink lhey
are lfieller lhan anyone el,r?.
RONNIE STURMS "Ron" ,. Ron
was one ol lhe lew juniors elecled
lo the Nalional Honor Sociely
lasl yr-ar. He enjoys lalkina dal-
inrj, and walrhing TV. This senior
llrink-. he will allend callege, bul
lie'-. nril -,ure where. His ambilion
is lo ln- a successlul lawyer or
businr-ssrnan, Ron can ollen be
heard saying, "ll's killing," and
his lavorilc- color is brown. His
pf-l per-ve is people who ask
slupid queslions.
MARION SYWASSINK "Sy" . ..
Sy is 5'3" lall, has Iiqhl brown
hair, and brown eyes. The aclivi-
lies which she enjoyed mosl were
chorus, Curia Reqia, l-li-Tri and
F.H.A, Her honor was beinq
Secrelary and Treasurer ol lho
sophomore class. Marion's lavor-
ile rrxprri-.sion is, 'llsn'l lhal
rornyf' Her Tavorilr: color is
aqua. Sy's pel pee-ve is people
who fall lheir lalher, "My old
man." Her hobby is painling lig-
urrnes.
KATHY TERRY . . . Kalhy was a
member ol band during her junior
and senior years, Her lavorile
paslirnes are leller' wriling and
li-,lening lo lhe baseball games on
lhe radio, Kalhy plans lo go inlo
nurses lraining aller qradualion.
This 5' seniorls pel peeve is poor
sporlsrnan-.hip and her lavorile ex-
pression is, "I lhoughl l'd die,"
Kalhy enjoyed her senior year
rrrosl lar-cause she knew more kids
and had more lun.
HFNRY TQBER "Hank" . . . Hank
is one ol lhe laller boys in school'
he is 54" lall and has brown hair
and brown eyes. His lavorile pas-
lirne is spending money, bul he
also likes lo hunl and lish, Hank's
plans lor lhe lulure include eilher
J. C. or the Navy, and his ambi-
lion is lo become an engineer.
Hi'-nry said he enjoyed his senior
yrear mosl because lhere were less
assignmrrnls and ruler lreshrnan
rjirls.
ROG,-PR TOMPKINS "Roper" . . .
Roger has several arnbilions, slay-
ing oul ol service, gelling a good
job, and having a new rnolorcycle.
His lavorile paslirne is loalinq al
lhr- rnolorcycle shop or qoinq lo
a cjood movie, Reading rnolor-
ryrlr- hooks seems lo be Roper's
lroblly. Roar-r's lavorile color is
lrluri and his lavorile expression
is, "All riqhl, you guys." He liked
his senior year brrsl because il was
hir. lasl yrrar.
NAOMI STUMME "Norni" . . .
Nomi is ollen seen around lhe
chorus room. She has been in
chorus lor lhree years. lvladriqal.
and mixed quarlel lor a year.
Nomils ambilion is lo be a good
nurse. She plans lo go lo Sl, Olal
College in Norlhlield, Minn. Il
you qo lo Penney's on Salurday.
Nomi will probably be lhe one lo
wail on you, She enjoyed her june
ior year rnosl because ol lhe lun
she had decoraling lhe junior
lloal.
JANET SWANSON "Swany" . . .
This blue-eyed, blonde-haired lass-
ie spend mosl ol her lime playing
her llule and parlicipaling in
G.A.A, Swany's hobbies are rnu-
sic, reading, and alhlelics. She
plans lo go inlo nurse's lraining
and specialize in pedialrics. You
can always lind her on Salurdays
clerking al Kresqe's. Her lavorile
expression is, "Thern's lhe breaksf'
Her pel peeve is band people
who jusl won'l keep in slep.
JUDY TEMPLEMAN "Cleo" . . .
Cleo is 5'6" lall, has brown hair,
and brown eyes. Chorus usually
lakes rnosl ol Judy's lime since
she belonqs lo lhe girls lrio. Her
honors were a Division l raling
in Slale Music Conlesl lor lhree
years and being selecled lor lhe
Honor Sociely. "Running around
wilh the gals" is her lavorile pas-
lime. Her pel peeve is "men,"
Judy enjoyed her Treshrnan year
lhe mosl because everylhing was
new.
CARMA THAUREN "Carmie"...
This 5'7" brown-eyed gal inlends
lo gel married sornelirne in lhe
lulure. I wonder who lhe lucky
guy will be? Could il be a cerlain
some-body who works al Walers
loo?? Carrnie-'s pel peeve is peof
ple who lry lo keep secrels. She
is ollen heard saying, "Who me?"
Carmie enjoyed her senior year
mosl because il was more lun.
Her lavorile paslime is jusl being
wilh Rally during lhe week.
DEAN TIECKE "Tick" . . . Tick's
ambilion is jusl aboul like every-
one's: lo have lun and enjoy lile.
l-le inlends lo join lhe Navy aller
he gels oul ol school. Tick is a
kid ol 5'll" lall wilh black hair
and brown eyes. Tick has a larnil-
iar pel peeve, slanding in lhe
lunch line. Dean has a hobby bul
his is dillerenl lhan mosl peoples'g
his hobby is Marion. l don'l im-
agine we need lo supply lhe lasl
narne.
MARY LOU TOYNE . , . Mary's
aclivilies have been Auroran and
Curia Reqia. Her lavorile paslime
is driving a car and walching TV.
This blue-eyed seniorls ambilion
is lo marry a larrner or go inlo
nurses training. Al the presenl
she is working al Woolworlh's.
Maryls pel peeve is people whO
lhink lhey know everylhing, bul
really know nolhing. She is 5'5"
lall and has blonde hair. Mary
l.ou's lavorile color is red.
ROBERT TRASK "Bob" . . . Bob's
Tavo'riTe pasTime is hunTing and
Tishing. His ambiTion is To be a
commercial piloT, so his plans are
To aTTend Junior College. Bob is
6' Tall, has brown hair and hazel
eyes. You usually Tind Bob play-
ing sporTs when he isn'T busy aT
J. C. Penney's. "Well, I'Il be" is
his TavoriTe expression, He en-
ioyed his iunior year mosT be-
cause he passed all his subiecTs.
lWhaT oT his senior year?l
JERI TYLER "Jer" . . . Jeri's Ta-
voriTe pasTime is driving The car
and wriTing IeTTers To a cerTain
person. IWe wanT To know who.l
Jer plans To aTTend nurse's Train-
ing somewhere, undecided as yeT.
and Then To geT married. She
works aT GranT's ouTside oT
school. Jeri handled The head-
aches oT The ad sTaTT This year.
Her Tavorife expression is, "You
know IT!" This 5 TT. I inch senior
girl has brown hair and brown
eyes.
RICHARD WALKER "Dick" . . .
Dick's TavoriTe pasTime is riding
moTorcycles. He plans To sTudy
engineering aT Iowa STaTe, Dick's
hobby is playing pool aT LiIly's.
His TavoriTe expression is, "You
Think so, huh?" This 5 TT. IO in.,
brown-eyed senior's peT peeve is
To have someone Talk loud when
They are righT nexT To you. His
TavoriTe color is navy blue. Dick's
ambiTion is To make loTs oT mon-
ey and reTire young.
MARILYN WARD "Mable" . . .
Mable's Tavorile pasTime is mak-
ing popcorn balls Tor Harry. She
calls ThaT a pasTime? Marilyn be-
longed To AURORAN Three years
and was given The honor oT Asso-
ciaTe Edifor her senior year.
Mable's plans Tor The TuTure are
To be a good secreTary To some
lucky guy and Then seTTle down
and be a good wiTe To a cerTain
Tellow. MabIe's mosT exciTing mo-
menT was when she received a
long disTance call from H.M. aT
Camp McCoy.
JOHN WEBER ,. . John's Tavor-
iTe pasTime is wrecking cars. John
plans To aTTend Junior College
and Then go somewhere To a Uni-
versiTy. His iob ouTside oT school
is working aT Al's Camera Shop.
John's ambiTion is To be head oT
a hobo Tribe. This 5 TT. 8 in. blue-
eyed senior enioyed his senior
year mosT because iT was his lasT.
John's hobby is phoTography. His
TavoriTe expression is, "OuieTl"
John's TavoriTe color is blue.
BARBARA WHISLER "Barb" . . .
This cuTe IiTTIe senior girl is exacT-
ly 5 TT. Tall. Barb says her TavoriTe
pasTime is playing cards, buT I
Think she also likes To be wiTh
M.H, Barbara's plans Tor The Tu-
Ture include nursing and some day
marriage. She was acTive in radio
speaking in her Treshman and
sophomore years and in NaTionaI
Forensic League in her senior
year. Barb's hobby is painTing,
and her TavoriTe color is blue.
ELAINE TROXEL "Jake" or "Trox"
. . . Trox's TavoriTe pasTime is
dancing. Her plans Tor The TuTure
are To marry a cerTain Tarmer
wiTh blonde hair and blue eyes.
IWho?l Trax works aT Esquire
Dry Cleaners. Her TavoriTe ex-
pression is, "Think I won'T."
Trox's hobby is also dancing. She
was in Cvlee Club and G.A.A.
Trox enioyed her senior year mosT
because she knew more kids and
iT was her lasT year, She is 5 TT.
5 in, Tall. She has brown hair and
brown eyes.
JOHN VORWERK . . . This 5
TT. 7 in. senior has brown hair
and green eyes. His TavoriTe ex-
pression is, "Big Deal." John's
ambiTion is To geT a posiTion wiTh
Bell Telephone Co. His hobbies
are hunTing and fishing. John
works aT HoTel MuscaTine as a
bell hop aTTer school. His Tavor-
iTe pasTime is hunTing. John plans
To ioin The Navy aTTer school. His
TavoriTe color is yellow, He is in
band and he leTTered in band
Three years.
DONALD WALTMAN "Don" . . .
Don's TavoriTe pasTime is waTch-
ing a good T.V. show. His ambi-
Tion is To make a loT of money.
Don was in TooTball, baskeTball,
Track and baseball. This 5 TT. lOIf7
in. blonde haired, green eyed sen-
ior enioyed his sophomore year
besT because The B squad baskel-
ball Team was runner-up in The
conTerence, Don's honors were
NaTional Honor SocieTy, Hawkeye
Boys' STaTe, and Press oT Pi-Type
Club.
MARY WATSON "Hayseed" . . .
Hayseed's TavoriTe pasTime is
playing ping pong and waTching
TV. Mary plans To go To Ames
and be a MaTh Teacher. She
works as a cashier aT TrouT's Su-
per MarkeT. Mary's Tavorife ex-
pression is "Doggone ET!" She is
5 TT. 3 in. Tall, wiTh brown hair,
and blue eyes. Mary's peT peeve
is people who Try To Tell her how
To do someThing. Mary's hobby
is collecTing and counTing money.
RICHARD WEEKS "Dick" . . .
Dick's TavoriTe pasTime is looking
around To see whaT's new. His
ambiTion is To be a dairy Tarmer.
Dick's hobby is Taking care oT
caTTIe. His TavoriTe color is lighT
blue. Dick is 5 TT. 9 in., has
brown hair and brown eyes. He
has been in basketball and F.F.A.
Dick enjoyed his senior year besT
because, like a IoT oT oThers, iT
is his lasT. He has no plans Tor
The TuTure excepT To work Tor a
while.
BETTY WILLITS "Willy" . . .
Willy's TavoriTe pasTime is danc-
ing and laughing. Her ambiTion
is To be an inTerior decoraTor,
Willy works aT Hershey HospiTal
ouTside oT school. Her TavoriTe
color is blue. Willy is 5 TT, 5 in.,
has lighT brown hair and blue
eyes. You can oTTen hear her
saying "WaTch ouT" or "I'II
crinkle you." Willy enioyed her
senior year besT because iT's The
lasT. She also was in Auroran.
RICHARD WOOLSEY "Diclc"...
Diclcs lavorile pasfime is loalinq.
His plans lor lhe fuiure are del-
inilely lo go ro college buf he is
indefinile as fo where. His ambi-
lion is lo go on and slucly music
or dramalicsy and lravel bolh
home and abroad. He worlcs al
Bowman Brolhers, Hill-Top Drive-
In, and lhe Palace, "Quid esf
wilh +hou" is Diclcs lavorile ex-
pression. Diclc's favorife color is
emerald green and his hobby.
tennis.
HAROLD WRIGHT "Hal" . . .
Hal's iavorile paslime is golf
and bowling. He plans lo allend
iunior college lor lwo years or
Norlhweslern for all four years.
Hal's lavorile expression is "Que
es." His ambilion is lo be a law-
yer, salesman, or a polifician.
His iavorile color is orange. Hal
is 5 if. 8 in., has brown hair and
blue eyes. Hal enjoyed his soph-
omore year mosl. He was in de-
bafe and boys' prep bowling.
Hal's hobbies are also golf and
bowling.
Senior Class Mello:
lnro lhe lvlidsl ol Things
Senior Class Colors:
Royal Blue and While
Senior Class Flower:
While Carnalion
ALICIA ZAHNlSER "Lish" . . .
Alicia's lavorile paslime is search-
ing lor anliques. Her ambilion is
'ro find her besl lalenl and de-
velop il lo il's lullesf. Lish worlss
al The Hilllop Drive-ln oufside of
school, Her favorile expression
is "No gurl." Lish is 5 ll. 5 in.
and has brown hair. Her pei
peeve is being absenl and miss-
ing our on aclivilies. Her mosl
exciling momenl was going afler
The props in Mr. Godlrey's old
car wilhoul reverse gear in 'the
snow.
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discussing how lo raise money lor lhe Senior Banquet which was held April 9. I+ was decided
lo hold Three bake sales: all were successful.
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Banclcs, Mary Busler, Donna Bleadorn, Jane+ Crow, Joyce Andreas. Row 3: Lawrence Carlson, Fred Beckman, Louis
Ash, Jim Baars, Sfanley Buckley, Loren Braun, Denny Brown, Kenny Brei. Row 4: John Brase, Doug Coder, Don Bun-
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Harder. Row 2: Glenda Franlcenberry, Bonnie Grimm, Sharon l-lobarl, Nancy l-lawlc, Mary Foley, Grace Ann Froeh-
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Row I: Mildred Knouse, Rose Marie Kilver, Mona l-lorlon, Lois l-lyink, Carol Jensen, Marilyn l'lollz. Row 2: Bill
Krise, Joyce Jones, Alyce Koever, Rulh Kile, Lois Kemper, Gladys Kemper, Sylvia Knoll. Row 3: Bob Janney, Bob
l-lurlbul, Jolwn Hoopes, Paul Korsclwol, Bill Kepke, Gary Jackson, Denny l-loward, Richard Lane. Row 4: Dave
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Miller, Alleyne Meyer. Row 2: Evelyn Millel, Marilyn Nelperi, Darlene Lee, Elizabelli McCormick, Joan Marly,
Jane Mcllralll, Anne Mercer, Jean Marlin. Row 3: Norman Perkins, Kennelln Miller, Slwaron Marlin, Lyndon Lord.
Row 4: Dennis Lange, George Long, Donnie Mullen, Charles Morse, Don McCleary, Larry Noble, Jim Misel, Jerry
McKinney.
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Row I: Lois Randberger, Nancy Sellers, Rila Rebelslcy, Belly Scannell, Joyce Schmidl, Sandra Pulliam, Donna Pelly,
Barbara Randoll. Row 2: Sherry Prior, Donna Schneider, Par Schroeder, Roberra Sornmerdorf, Nancy Smirh, Jane
Slanley, Suzanne Schmidl, Mary Ann Richard. Row 3: Lois Russel, Virginia Schauland, Sue Shepard, Paul Plefl, David
Ripley, Bernard Rolh, Edward Speiss, David Schrnarie. Row 4: Gregg Schroeder, Don Schmelzer, Roberr Spaulding,
Don Shoulrz, l.aVerne Shellady, Don Rogers, Eugene Puclcell.
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Tompkins, Jeanell Woodward. Row 2: Sheila Wilson, Bernila Zimmerman, Carol Tracy, Pauline Tonnplcins, Marlene
Slrums, Charlolle Zuber, JoAnn Worsl, Mary Sleclqman. Row 3: Sandra Toussainl, Pauline Slender, Bonnie Welsh,
Carlene Wilson, Joann Winlerrnure, Ann Wigirn, Carolyn Tomield, Joyce Tobias. Row 4: Allen Slerner, Sid Slarlc,
Dennis Veller, Ronald Whirmer, Richard While, Roy Yealer, LeRoy Slubbe, l-larlan Ziegenhorn, Merle Slrause.
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These rnischievious sophomore officers, Janei Pefersen, secrefaryg Don Duncan, Treasurer: Dick
Ware, president and Jane? Flefcher, vice-president seem fo be having a good iirne. Pere and
Flefch seem To be giving Jrhe boys froubie by puffing snow down fheir backs.
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Bauerbach, Sgfrgra Behdle, Ramona Blake, Rose Mary Carler, Alice Baker.: qw 3: Paul Bendel, Norman Bunn, Bill
Chrisfense , lclarogfcarpenler, Lesler Brewer, Richard Brase, Ralphrmrr, Brown, Jerome Baillie. Row 4: Bob
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Faulkner, Earlene Gaddis. Row 2: Leonard Egqenburg, Marilyn Cooney, Permelia Doyle, Judy Dillman, Rose Marie
DuBurg, Fonfayne Coyner, Phyllis Garvin, Debby Fairbanks, Janel Froehner, JoAnn Diercks. Row 3: Elmer Freyer-
mufh, Janel Cooney, Shirley Gray, Donna Fuller, Max Colberg, Mike Collier, Warren Dickenson, Jim Davis, Dean
Garvin. Row 4: Jake Diercks, Glen Franklin, Dean Dahms, Don Duncan, Tom l-lahn, Charles Evans, Floyd Goddard,
Sharon l-lahn, Glen I-lagy, Slan Gardner, Charles Chrislopherson.
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Row I: Phyllis LaRue, Dororhy House, Toni Hansen, Jean Hammer, Marilyn Hoben, Marilyn Huber, Rosann Hill, Clela
Hanslord. Row 2: Mary Hazelwood, Lida Kerschenske, Phyllis James, Carol James, Karole Kindler, Jean Kulcher,
Karen Larson. Row 3: Darlene Jameson, Barbara Law, Elaine Heise, Ann Kramer, Geraldine Haller, Janice Have-
mann, Wayne Huber, Richard Korle, John Hudson, Richaro Hidlebaugh. Row 4: Carl Kane, Ellison Kuhn, Roberl
Hearsr, Marlan Hunler, Rodger Horsr, Dale Harris, Richard Herlein, Darwin Hohenadel, Bob Hines.
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Loris Missel, Marlene Lewis, Miclcey McCleary, Sandra Marsh Row 2: Shirley Jean Mar'rin,7Gail Legler, Jennie Mar-
lin, Sharon Mirlman, Kalhryn Long, Peggy Mclnlyre, Nancy Oesl, Mary Luellen, Mary Ann Nelson, Dorolhy McClure.
Row 3: Harlan McKillip, Bob Massey, Dave Pace, Bob Lee, David Miller, Ernesl Morgan, AI McCullough, Larry Misel,
Merlyn Miner, Larry Lewis. Row 4: Ron Nichols, Eugene Moore, David Malone, Harlan Orr, Gary Merzger, John
Noble, Diclc Maeglin, Don Morilz, Harlan Pace, Harry Marx.
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Row I: Janei Shield, Sharon Schmidt Nancy Polze, Joyce Smiih, Rosieila Rock, Leona Shoppa, Rosemary Sindtl Row
2: Bonnie Shoclc, Charlolle Pa++erson, Susie Rinnert Frances Reed, Janice Reed. Row 3: Bernice Richrer, Janel
Pefersen, Shirley Rushing, Sanra Sonner, Kafherine Schuloick, Barbara Rann, Jane? Rebelslcy, Judy Smifh. Row 4:
Dana Pelerson, Jaclc Reichert Don Schmidt Roberl Reed, Dean Schmoldt Thomas Smedley, Jack Richardson, Homer
Snyder. Row 5: Earl Rohde, Bob Ralh, Charles Rehwaldt Dick Ralsfon, Jerry Schmidt Walfer Paul, Bob Richman.
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Marilyn Sfark, Roberta Sloellc, Sandra Welsch, Donna Wie . Ro rence aysse, Richard Sirong.
Charles Wult Ron Tielge, Vernon Wilson, Harold Trader, a ice ' er. Row . a o ward, Gordon Town
send, Diclc Ware, Jerry Sulzberger, David Young, John Tim ,i erry ire, Don Yeaier. F
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mary Allmandinger, Carole Borcherr. Row 2: Gerald Bower, Beverly Benning, l-lelen Ash, JoAnne Bollinger, Beverly
Beh, Ann Brodie, JoAnn Barnharr, Donald Bromwell, Jerry Baumgardner. Row 3: Jerry Alkins, Bill Brade, Don Blaes-
ing, Charles Balser, Fred Brown, Roberl Anderson, Berne Brauns, Gary Allorechl. Row 4: Roberl Alhan, Charles
Belknap, John Beard, l-lerb Barnard, Jim Barlenhagen, Don Ager, Les Allenbernd, Don Brown.
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Row I: Shirley Cummings, Barbara Ernsl, Wilma Cole, Gaylie Dusenberry, Nancy Dusenbury, Sharon Eabrizius, Rulh
Chapman. Row 2: Belly Daur, Rosalee Curlis, Judy Dillon, Loryann Eis, Donna Cameran, Mary Courlney, lvlelba
Clelland, Janice Chapman, Row 3: Gerald DeVore, Roberr Edginglon, Ronald DeVore, Wilbur Dipple, Larry Carler,
John Evans, Glen Epperly, 'led Downey, Charles Farrar. Row 4: Wayne Cubbage, Ted Essex, Don Chalupa, l.aVern
Chell, Dick Canida, Gary Erickson, Ed Caliger, Bill Carler.
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Row I: Mary Forbes, Doris Finley, Carol Ann Fosler, Dixie Garrison, JoAnn Hagens, Nina Herlein, Dorolhy Fosier,
Audrene Finley. Row 2: Ruby Franklin, Darlene Holliday, Lucy Griffin, Gail Golemboske, Carol June Fosrer, Lorraine
Haynes, Pairicia Henderson, Dolores Hermann, Barbara Hahn. Row 3: Barbara Hamplon, Gloria Figg, Gary Greie,
Gary Holmes, Eli Glalslein, Frank Hahn, Larry Harroun, Donna Hain, Carol Gilliland. Row 4: Ronald Hein, Gail
l-lorfon, Jerry Hafhaway, Gerald Garvin, Don Grillfilh, Gary Harier, Jerry Hocke, Bill Higgerson, Waller Fuller.
FRESHMEN
Row I: Georgia Lick, Shirley Lewis, Lois Knouse, Margarei Jensen, DiAnn Kyes, Gloria Kemper, Lyla Lee, Carol
Lamperl, Evelyn Hughes. Row 2: Shirley Lloyd, Mary Lou Johnson, Mary Korlre, Donna Hoxsey, Shelby Lewis, Sandra
Hunl, Peggy Hull, Nancy Kneer, DeAnn King, Mary Ann Kindler. Row 3: Ron Hurlbui, Edgar Kublik, Marvin Hunn,
Garry Lee, Bill King, Lyle Kemper, Larry Lawrence, Fred Kaulz, Ronnie Hudnall. Row 4: Danny Li++ell, Royce Lane,
Jerry Huflord, Gary Lee, Gerald Kirk, Jerry Kingery, Tom Hughes, David Knoll, Morgan Jones, Marvin Klebe.
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Row I: Viola Munson, Claudelle Miller, l-lazel Newcomb, Diana Massey, Jacqueline McDaniel, Ruby McDaniel.
Row 2: Prank Marlin, Lerena McDaniel, Mary Ann McNeal, Rosemary Nelson, Jane Marlen, Palsy McDonald, Elgie
Mclnlyre, Virgil Murdock. Row 3: l-larry Kardux, Merlyn McKillip, Bill Mullen, Don Nichols, Tom Luiz, Morris Meeke,
Don Kallenberger. Row 4: Clarence McKillip, Wesley Morse, Bob Meyer, Woodrow Nelson, John Morrisey, Lee
Mauralh, Don Miller, Ralph Miller, Louis Kulp.
FRESHMEN
Row I: Bea Parrish, Jo Ann Reynolds, Sandra Reicherl, Delores Rada, Palricia Orr, Janice Plank, Donna Owen, Rulh
Norel. Row 2: Susie Rinnerl, Mary Ann Norris, Barbara Pulliam, Janel Predmore, Mary Ann Oberhaus, Marg Osborn,
Rose Ann Rickefls, Mary Lou Pagel. Row 3: Ann Ralh, Lawrence Rada, Jerry Pasdach, Ronnie Randberger, Roberl
Rickells, Glen Pilsenbarger, Tony Pasdach, Myron Rillenhouse, Lucille Perkins. Row 4: Marvin Oberhaus, Merle
Parker, Jerry Olhmer, Jerry Prall, John Pofler, Ed Reilerl, Gene Poller, Don Olson, Bill Nowyze.
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Row I: Norma Schoenig, Miriam Slark, Pally Schmalz, Barbara Snyder, Charlene Slrauss, Opal Shaw, Delores Slreal,
Ida Spilznogle, Hilda Spilznogle. Row 2: Belly Rohr, Pearl Lloyd, Clara Newcomb, Joyce Schmidl, Palsy Roberlson,
Kay Slark, Nancy Slropes, Palricia Shoppa, Rose Marie Seligman. Row 3: Paul Schubick, John McKillip, Gary
Schroeder, Jary Slandley, G. L. Rock, Roberl Roland, Leland Sohn. Row 4: Earl Schmelzer, Larry Shoppa, Gilberl
Skidmore, Marvin Slolley, Marlan Slickrod, Carl Sallz, Jerry Shenk, George Schmidl, Slanley Mclzadon.
FRESHMEN
Row I: Carlene Willel, Rosalee Wakeland, Belly Shoemaker, Wilma Van Dyke, Jo Ann Thompson, Mary Lou Thomp-
son, Bonnie Truill, Sharon Tumey, Shirley Toyne. Row 2: Wilma Windman, Jolene TeSlrake, Joyce Toussainl, Karen
Weikerl, Cynlhia Timm, Wava Yordl, Lois Wacker, Waunila Wiese, Della Warner. Row 3: David Vargus, Keilh
Wherry, Fred Tompkins, Ivan Tompkins, Larry Slumme, Bob Varner, Royal Trader, G. A. Sywassink, John TeSlrake,
Ralph Zaehringer. Row 4: George Ruckles, Bob Woolsey, Douglas Wilson, Myron TeSlrake, Tom Whilman, Ronald
Young, Everl While, I-larry Townsend, Wayne Iooman, Charles Zuber.
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sfall, spend much ol fheir lime lyping lhe copy Jrhey wrile. Sandra Cox, Jeri Tyler, Dixie Erlcson,
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choosing a cover for lhe I953 AURCRAN. Mr. John McAreavy gives some helpful advice +o
George Sywassink and John Weber concerning The piclures 'ro be used for 'rhe yearbook.
AURORAN
This is a Jrypical scene al Jrhe AURORAN Chrislrnas Parly. These girls, Diane Evans, Mary Kay
l-laroler, Pafly King, Carma Thauren, Pal l-lillon, Mary Walson, Jeri Tyler, Eslher Swiclc, and Rila
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Kalhy Terry, Margarel Mcl'larg, Karole Kindler, Gerald Garvin, Leland Sohn, James Smalley, Morgan Jones,
Margarel Osborn. Row 3: John Balmer, Claudelle Miller, Georgia Liclc, Ray Gaddis, Jake Dierclcs, David Young,
Don Bunfenbach, Wal+er Paul, Shirley Moclcmore, Sharon Schmidt Gary Allorechl. Row 4: Janel Kramer, Lucy
Shepard, Dennis Lange, Earlene Gaddis, Paul Amos, Loryann Eis, Gary Aclcerson.
Fluie Quin+e+: Nancy Chapman, Janel Terwische, Jane-+ Swanson, Mary Lou Pagel, Jane Slanley. Cornef
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Virgil Godlrey. The characlers in lhis scene are Tommy Whilman, Fred Kaulz, Kay Schaul-
and, David Knoll, Charles Balser, Kenny Isaacs, and Lucy lvlilchell. This play was aboul Eldon
Berry and his lamily and lheir ellorls lo keep lheir properly lrom lalling inlo lhe hands ol
lhe scrupulous Everheel.
All School Play-
GREEN VALLEY
Row I: Lawrence Rada, Jane lvlarlen, Beverly Roberls, Barbara Roberls, Charlolle Zuber, Gladys Kemper,
Kalhryn Long, Dick Ralslon, Mary Kaulz, Sue Shepherd, Glen Pilzenbarger, Cynlhia Timm, Joyce Toussainl
Tony Pasdach, Fred Kaulz, Gerald De Vore, Ronald Whilmer, David Knoll, Bob Ralh. Row 2: Lucy Milchf
ell, Jane lv1cllralh,Janel Hendrickson, Ruby McDaniel, Gail Golembaske, Rose Marie Duburq, Ardis Biqsby,
Pal Essex, Lois Wacker, Mary Ann Bancks, Gloria Fiqq, Chad Rehwaldl, Ken Isaacs, Sharon Hahn.
MoTher ls A Freshman was chosen as The annual senior class play This year. The scene our
cameraman caughT was a very Tense mon'1enT involving a Tinal showdown beTween Abby.
Barbara Whislerq Professor Michels, Bill Scannellg and Dean Gillingham, BurT l-linTermeisTer.
Susan AbboT, Abby's daughTer, played by Mary KauTz, caused mosT oT The Trouble buT iT all
ended happily aTTer she and Bobo Jackson, played by Ron Eggenburg, paTched up Their
problems.
Senior Class Play-
MCTHER IS A FRESHMAN
Cash Jeanie Brauns, Kenny JenneTT, RoberTa l-loben, Shirley LaRue, Lois Allmandinger, Virgil FreyerrnuTh,
Mary Alice Raub, Barbara Whisler, l-larry McKee, Burl' l"linTermeisTer, Bill Scannell, Mary Lou Toyne, l.ucy
MiTchell, Mary KauTz, Ronnie Eggenburg.
Row l: Pal' Tyler, Carol Fosler, Di Ann Kyes, Sharon Tumey, Diana Massey, Palricia Orr, Jaclcie McDaniel, Frances Weber.
Sondra Swcilzer. Janice Faullcnei, Karen Larson, Eslher Swiclm, Sandra Mclladon. Row 2: Ann Brodie, Merlene Wallon
Donna l-lrixsriy, Jane? Predmore, Nancy Dusenberry, Carol Boone, Jean Hammer, Phyllis LaRue, Linda Tobias, Karole
Kindl e-,', Drriolhy Schultz, Janel Branson, Rosann l-lill, Ann Kramer. Row 3: Miriam Slarlr, Sharon Fabrizius, Marilyn
Slmlr, :ludy Dillon, Dorcdhy l-louse. Joyce Smilli, Rosemary Nelson, Cynlhia Timm, Mary Luellen, Charlene Yocum, Nancy
Polio, Pally Essex, Sandia Monlqomery. Row 4: Lynn Bauerbach, Sandra Bendel, Carol Gilliland, Nancy Knier, Joyce
Schmidl, Llruyrff Toussainl, Gloria Figq. Phyllis Vanzandl, Gail Legler, Jean Kulcher, Margaref Qrr, Janei Cooney, Row 5:
P rri, rfirmry fexllrvrandindm, Margarel' Jnnsf-n, Ramona Blake, Shirley Gray, Carol June Fosler, Joanne Bollinger, Mary Ann
Ola-ili.iiie,, Judy Dilrman, Alice Balmer, Donna Wcviss, Jane? Flelclwer, Debby Fairbanks, Judy Smilh, 7 '
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Amicae is an organizarion composed of fresh-
man and sophomore girls. These girls meer
every Two weelcs ar rhe Y.W.C.A. This organ-
izalion sponsors a slumber parly every year.
.Around Valen+ine's Day, Arnicae has a dance
in which lhe highlighl is selecring a Queen of
l-learrs. The ideal of lhis club is ro help girls
become acguainrecl wirh one anorher. The
olllicers are Mary Ann Oberhaus, presiclenl:
Gloria Figg, vice-presidenrg and Jaclcie Mc-
Daniel, secrelary-lreasurer.
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Row I: Mr. Baird, Pafricia Orr, Gaylie Dusenberry, Janice Plank, Evelyn Hughes, Paisy McDonald.
Row 2: Alleyne Meyer, Joyce Jones, Juani+a Schaffer, Joyce Schmidt Mary Korfe, Joann Winrer-
mufe. Row 3: Sfanley McFadon, Garry Lee, Marvin Siolley, Gene Poirier, Fred Koeppinq.
As Hs name suggesrs, Jrhis organizafion headed
by Mr. Baird is insfrumenial in +he insiruciion
of phofography. The club's primary inferesr
is ro gain some firsf-hand knowledge in all Jrhe
processes of phofoqraphy. Their firsf semes-
ier oiliicers were: Jo Ann Winiermuie, presi-
dent Alleyne Meyer, vice-president Joyce
Jones, secrefary-ireasurer. Their second se--
mesier officers are: Fred Koepping, president
Gene Poifer, vice-president Joyce Jones,
secre+ary-freasurer.
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Row I: Miss Kemble, Larry Slumme, Paul Schubiclc, Belhany Knapp, DiAnn Kyes, Rulh Norel, Carol
Gilliland, Carol Fosler, Shirley Toyne. Row 2: David Dow, Charlene Slrause, Delores Rada, Mary
Ann McNeal, Sandra Reicherl, Nancy Dusenberry, Belly Minder, Donna Cameron. Row 3: Gladys
Kemper, Barbara Pullium, Palsy Robe-rlson, Rosemary Allmandinger, Sharon liabrizius, Mary Ann
CNxxhaua Dokxes Hermann,Janel Kramen Row 4: EH GHaldeUL Charks Zuben Lance Lange
Larry Lawrence, Jary Slandley, Charles Chrislophersen, Dick l-lerlein.
CURIA REGIA
This year Miss Kemble's Curia Regia club has
chosen lor lheir ollicers: Nancy Dusenberry,
presidenl1 Eli Glalslein, vice-presidenlg Carol
Gilliland, secrelaryi and Jary Slandley, lreas-
urer. The purpose ol lhe organizalion is lo
make a more lhorough sludy ol Roman lilo.
For lheir January meeling Curia Regia had an
inilialion lor lhirly-one new members, ln April
lhe club has an open meelinq planned, and
lor lhe May meeling a picnic will be held.
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Row I: Janel Predmore, Norma Schoenig, Delores Rada, Rose Ann Riclcells, Barbara Whisler, Denise
Viclcers, Joan Brighf, Nancy Dusenberry, John Goudy. Row 2: lda Brendel, Sharon Falorizius, Sandra
Toussainf, Frances Prochaslca, Jane Slanley, Sandra Swengel, Nancy Carier, Kay Schauland, Rosann
l-lill. Row 3: Ron Whilmer, Dale l-larris, Charles Chrislophersen. Fred Koepping, Ronald Have-
mann, Roloerl' Ralh.
N.F.L. and DEBATE
The members oi Muslcy l-ligh's championship
debale sguad are piclured a+ righl. Row I:
Mr. John Goudy, Coach: Jane Slanley, Nancy
Dusenberry, Joan Brighl, Sandra Swengel.
Row 2: Dale l-larris, lda Brendel, Frances Pro-
chaslca, Charles Chrislophersen. These debal-
ers began a very successful season by winning
invilalional meefs al Coe College and Augus-
lana College. They ended The season by win-
ning second place honors al The slale Tourna-
menl.
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Row I: Alleyne Meyer, Donna Cameron, Nancy CarpenTer, Kay BusTer, EsTher Swiclc, Shirley Toyne,
BeThany Knapp. Row 2: DoroThy SchulTz, Barbara MarTin, JaneT Swanson, LoreTTa ArmsTrong, Char-
loTTe MidlciTT, Mary Ann Kindler, Iva BusTer. Row 3: Marilyn Cooney, Charlene STrause, Jackie
McDaniel, CleTa l-lansford, Carole BorcherT, Vivian Cunningham, Bonnie Burns. Row 4: Mary STeclc'
man, Louise Ash, Janice l-lavemann, Gerry l-laller, Carlene Wilson, Joann WinTermuTe, Joyce Jones.
G.A.A.
This organizaTion is The Girls AThleTic Associa-
Tion and Their advisor is Mrs. Joye Davis.
They have chosen Tor Their oTTicers: Nancy
Thayer, publiciTy chairman, Kay BusTer, vice-
presidenTp LoreTTa ArmsTrong, baslceTball chair-
man: and Iva BusTer, presidenT. Their purpose
is To have Tun and To develop slcill in diTTerenT
sporTs. The special evenT oT The year ThaT
The members oT G.A.A. loolc Torward To is The
RoTary weelc-end ouTing when Their awards
are given. This group also sponsors The annual
Homecoming Dance.
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Row I: DoroThy FosTer, Shirley Toyne, Wilma Wiwdman, Donna Owen, Mary Ann McNeal, Carol FosTer, Ann Brodie
RuTh NoreT, Mary Lou l-lahn, Alice Preclmore, Sara Balmer, Frances Weber. Row 2: Mary Lou Thompson, Marlene Jessen,
Audrey Toyne, JoAnn lioyne, Barbara Pulliam, Pa'sy RoberTson, MargareT Jensen, Linda Tobias, Judy Brown, Sandra
Bendle, PaT Tyler. Row 3: Jaclcie McDaniel, Opal Shaw, Donna l-loxsey, Miriam STarlc, Geraldine Weelcs, Carol Gilliland
CynThia Timm, Carole WulT, Sherry Prior, Janice Faulkner. Lynn Bauerbach. Row 4: Della Warner, Shirley Gray, Beverly
Beh, Mary Lou Speiss, CaTherine Kemper, Joan TeSTralce, Carol FosTer. Row 5: Nancy OesT, Ramona Blake, JoAnne
Bollinger, Mary Ann Oberhaus PaT Shoppa, Lucille Perkins. Jean KuTcher, JaneT Pefersen, JoAnn Dierclcs, Janef FleTcher,
Debby Fairbanks.
GIRLS GLEE CLUB
Whenever you hear a good-sized group oT
girls raise Their voices in happy song, iT's prob-
ably The Girls Glee Club. ApproximaTely sixTy
girls meT Twice a week in The music room To
blend Their voices in harmony This year. They
meT one sixTh period every weelc and were al-
loTTed one period oT class Time a weelc Tor
pracTice. The main singing evenT oT The Glee
Club This year was singing in The counTry music
TesTival which is held every March aT The high
school.
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Row I: Barhara Brase, Belly Scannell, Belly Chewninq, Nancy Sweilzer, Jane? Froehner, Denise Vickers, Parry Sander,
Charlollrr Midkili, Jeri Tyler, Carol Jensen, Dolores Ruiz, Marie Bierman, Dixie Erkson, Row 2: Marsha Fisher, JoAnn
Worsl, Sykril Nelson, Joan TeSfrake, Naomi Sfumme, Lucy Milchell, Mary Kaufz, Joan Briqhl, Jane Sianley, Wanda Berry,
Jane? Hahn, Marilyn Ward. Row 3: Nancy Hahn, Linda Carlson, Ann Wiqirn, Delores Nordeen, Belly Minder, Mary
Eiselslcin, Mary Alice Raub, Nancy Hays, Sally Pallon, Charlofle Zuber, Virginia Schauland, Eslher Grossklaus. Row 4:
Jrian Marly, Sandra Toussainl, Merle Palmer, Mary Jones, Sheila Wilson, Bernila Zimmerman, Sherry Prior, Elizabelh
McCormick, Mona Horlon, Sue Shepard, Judy Templeman, Pal Hillon. Row 5: Mary Ann Richard, Jane? Hendrickson,
Lnry Shepard, Susie Schmidf, Joyce Miller, Bebe Fiqq, Frances Prochaska, Susan Bunker, Diane Fairbanks, Lois Russell,
Mwry Lou Riekrg, Phyllis Duqqan,
HI-TRI
Hi-Tri lhis year consisred of approximarely
sevenly girls of The junior and senior classes.
Their advisor is Miss Lola Michaels. The Oili-
cers elecred for rhe lirsr semesler were Nancy
Hays, presidenlg Bebe Fiqg, vice-president
Merle Palmer, secrelaryq and Doddee Nor-
deen, Jrreasurer. During lhe year They sponf
sored a fun-nile dance and invired rheir par-
enls. The purpose ol Jrhe organizalion is lo
develop lhe members socially and ro build
beller underslanding.
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Row I: Dick Ware, G. A. Sywassink, Fred 4auTz, Fred Brown, Merlyn McKillip, Tony Pasdach, l.esTer
Brewen Rondd TETge,VVanen Dkkmsom Row 2: John VVeben HalVVdghT Danny LHTML CMH
Hammann, Don Rogers, Ed Caliger, Jack NieTzel, Don GriTTiTh, Ellison Kuhn, Sid STarlc. Row 3: Lee
MauraTh, KenneTh JenneTT, Doug Coder, Ken McDaniel, Richard GlaTsTein, John Robinson, Wayne
MiTTman. Row 4: Ron Grossklaus, Myron TeSTrake, Mike LoTgren, John Meerdinlc, Harry Townsend,
PMlLoHman,KXckVVookey,JohnSchoh,Kenldumpbby. Row R Bob Andemen,Jeny McKhmey
Fred Koepping, Dave T-loopes, Denis McDowell, Ron BosharT, STan Gardner, Don HechT, Ron STurms.
HI-Y
This organizaTion is open To all high school
boys. The main purpose is To creaTe higher
ideals and build a beTTer sTandard oT living Tor
The members, and also iT helps seT a higher goal
in Their scholasTic sTanding. Mr. KochneTT is
The advisor and The oTTicers chosen Tor The TirsT
semesTer were: Philip LoTTman, secreTaryg
Ronald STurms, vice-presidenT, Jaclc NieTzel,
Treasurer, and John Robinson, presidenT. There
were approximaTely TiTTy members in The or-
ganizaTion This year. They sold coTTee aT The
TooTball games.
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Row I: Mrs. Jahnke, Mary Lou Thompson, Marilyn Slark, Joyce Smilh, Sherry Prior, Charlolle Mid-
kill. Row 2: John Meerdink, Marlene Sfurms, Pauline Slender, Mary Courlney, Janel Cooney, Rose
Morrissey. Row 3: Harry Rock, Virg Freyermulh, Charles Evans, Glen Franklin, Norman Bunn.
LIBRARY CLUB
This year's Librarian officers are Virg Freyer-
mulh, vice-president Charlofle Midkirf, secre-
Tary-Treasurerg and l-larry Rock, presidenl.
Mrs. Jahnke is rhe advisor. These officers and
Jrhe resl of fhe Library Club members have
been very aclive in assisling rhe facully and
sludenls in The use of our library. In lending
Jrhis assislance The Librarians have spenl many
hours shelving books, answering gueslions,
mending books, and seeing Thar new books are
circulaled. Library Club has also been making
weekly displays wirh various Jrypes ol books.
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Row I: Mr. Parnilc l-lazarian, Don Rogers AlberT McCullough, Dick Ware, Jerome Baillie, ErnesT
Morgan Row 2: LaVem Hubbami Don VVdTmam Denk McDoweW Dennh VeHen Dean Uecke
Row 3: Don McCleary, Carl EdgingTon, Tom Hahn, Don T-luTT, Ron T-lavemann.
The purpose oT Pi-Type Club is To inTorm The
members abouT The basic and Tur1clamenTal
jobs oT a prinTer. They prinTed all The TooTba'l
programs and T-lomecoming ediTion oT The Au-
roran Newspaper. The oTTicers oT The prinTing
club are Dean Tieclce, vice-president Denis
McDowell. secreTary-Treasurer: and Don WalT-
man, presiclenT. The highlighT oT The year was
Their Trip in February To Chicago Tor a visiT
To The Tribune Tower and Jahn and Ollier En-
gravers. There are sevenTeen members in Pi-
Type Club.
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PI-TYPE CLUB
Row I: Miss Eula Downer, Charles ChrisTophersen, Lucy MiTchell, Elaine Davis, Mary WaTson,
Thelma Buclcley, EsTher Grosslclaus, Glenda Franlcenberry. Row 2: DoroThy House, Janice l-lorsT,
Gladys Kemper, CharloTTe Zuber, CaTherine Kemper, JaneT PeTersen, Jane STanley. Row 3: Mary
Ann Banclcs, Lois Russell, JaneT FleTcher, Frances Prochaslca, Nancy Hahn, Mary Ann Richard, Bonnie
Drunwn,Barbara Ranm
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a career pracTical experience in The classroom.
Their oTTicers are Janice l-lorsT, presidenTg
Jane McllraTh, vice-presidenTg EsTher Gross-
,X W, lclaus, secreTary-Treasurerg CharloTTe Zuber, re-
porTerg and Jane McIIra+h, program chairman.
Their advisor is Miss Downer. The sTudenTs
subsTiTuTed in The elernenTary classrooms dur-
ing The parenT-Teacher conTerences. There are
approximaTely TwenTy-six members.
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Row I: Mr. Virgil Godfrey, Virginia Schauland, lvlerlene Walion, Lucy lvlilchell, Gladys Kemper
Row 2: Glenda Franlcenberry, Kaihy Long, Margarel Dodds, Alyce Koever. Row 3: Ron Whilmer
Dick While, Roberl Ralh, Chad Rehwaldl.
This organizalion is a Nalional Honorary Soci-
ely for sludenls ol dramalic aris. Mr. Virgil
Godfrey is ihe sponsor of lhis Nafional Thes-
pians Sociely-Troupe No. 585. Member-
ship is earned by Ioarficipalion in lhe high
school dramalics aclivifies. They have chosen
for lheir officers: lda Brendel, presidenlq Ron
Whilmer, vice-president They were inaciive
+he iirsi semesfer, buf monlhly social meelings
were held during ihe second semesler by ihis
group of approximalely fourleen members.
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THESPIANS
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CONTENTS
BILL ROACH TROPHY
PEP CLUB
CHEERLEADERS
FOOTBALL
BASKETBALL
INTRAMURALS
TRACK
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Burlinglon . . 5 I
Waslwinglon . . 4 2
Muscaline . . 4 3
Ollumwa . . 3 3
Keolcuk . . . . 3 4
MI. Pleasanl . . I 5
FI. Madison . . 0 7
FOOTBALL LETTERM EN
Head loolball coach Jim Maas and assislanl coach Earl
Ganlenloein on Ilweir way oul Io Jefferson Field for praclice.
Gary Aclcerson
I-larry Glalslein
Jim Hahn
George Long
Don Rodgers
Don Sclwrnelzer
Elberl Beverly
Cliff I-lamman
Milne Lolqren
Jim Misel
Bill Scannell
Harlan Ziegenlworn
FOOTBALL
VARSITY FOOTBALL SEASON
Scores
Muscafine Opponenf
I9 . . Easf WaIerIoo 32
0 . . BurIinqIon 28
I3 . . Keokuk 6
I9 . . Washing+on 6
I3 . . MI. PIeasan+ 9
I9 . . FI. Madison I8
I4 . . FairIieId 39
I3 . . Orfurnwa 26
Sophomore IooIbaII coach WaI+ Kochneff and assis+an+
coach Mike Edie discuss blocking assignmenfs on This play.
FOOTBALL. LETTERMEN
Warren Brown Kenny Brown
Tom Hahn Ron Hayes
Ron King Darrell Lyons
Harry Marfin Bernie Ro+h
Sid Sfark
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Row I: Milce Lolgren, Ron Hayes, Ken Brown, Warren Brown, Don Rodgers, Don Schmelzer. Row 2: Bill Scannell, Don Huil, Harlan Ziecien-
horn, Gil-gg Schroeder, Sid Slarlr, Jim Hahn Bernard Rofh, Gary Aclcerson, Clill Hammann, Ron King. Row 3: Bob Andersen, Jim Misel,
Don Shoulfz, George Long, Harry Glalslein, Jim Baars, John Glidden, LeRoy Barlenhagen, Don Wallman, Ray Gaddis, Ron Kisner, Darrell
Lyon-,, Toni Hahn, Elberf Beverly.
LITTLE SIX CONFERENCE
Baskefball Slandings
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Muscarine . . IO 4
Burlingfon . . IO 4
Keolculi . . . IO 4
MT. Pleasanl . . 6 8
Washinglon . . 5 9
El. Madison 2 I2
Eairlield . 2 I2
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Morse can be found in lhe locker rooms packing uni-
forms inlo lraveling cases.
FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL
Row I: Eired Brown, gtudenl manager: Ernie Morgan, Warren Diclcinson, Bob Massey, Gordon Townsend, Dick Ralslon, Ted Downey, Eugeni-
Paudafh, Fred Kaulr, Gary Schroeder, Danny Liirell, Eli Glafslein, George Schmidl, Wayne Cribbage, Dave Dow, Row 2: Jerome Baillie,
Burn.. Bmuns, Jerry Schmidf, Don Schmidl, Harry Townsend, Doug Wilson, Ellison Kuhn, Don Chalupa, Leonard Egoenburg, Charlie Zuber,
ClurnnifiI'lirgi11Hi:,on, Rad Chell, Carl Slrouse. Row 3: Coach Wall Kochncll, Don Duncan, Ron Bosharl, Bob Andersen, Diclc Sirong, LaVern
Cheli, Herh Barnard, Diclr Maeglin, Jerry Orhmer, Earl Rohde, Jerry Shenlc, Coach Milne Edie, Charlie Evans, sludenr manager.
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Row I: Horner Snyder, Jerry Olhrner, Earl Rohde, Dicl: Maeqlin, Ivyron Tegfralce, Jerry Sulzlserqer. Row 2: Ron Tielqe Dean Schmoldl,
Gary I-Iarier, Douo Wilson, Diclc Ware, Warren Dickinson, Ernie Morgan, siudenl manager.
66 Iowa Cily .
37 Clinlon . .
44 Ollumwa .
48 Burlingfon .
52 Keolculq . .
70 E+. Madison
47 MI. Pleasanl
53 Eairiield . .
73 Washinqlon
Before Ihe season, Ihe baslcelball coaches gel Ioqefher
in order Io co-ordinale condilioninq programs.
VARSITY BASKETBALL SEASON
Muslries Opponeni Muskies Opponen+
36 Ollumwa . 40
6l Burlinglon . 45
7I Keolculc . . 58
49 E+. Madison 53
7I MI. Pleasanl 53
6I Eairiield . . 36
67 Washinglon 63
58 Clinlon . . 65
55 Davenporl . 52
FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE RESERVES
Row I: Marvin I-Iunn, manager: Ronald Roland, Harlan McKillip, Ei Glalslein, Fred Brown, Gordon Townsend, Gary Schroeder. Row 2:
Don Duncan, Leo Mauralh, Lance Lange, Charles Zuber, Chuck Anson, Don Aqer, Mr. Edie, Row 3: Bolo Andersen, Phil Biyens, I-larry
Townsend, Ron Bosharlr, Ed Caliqer, Tom I-Iahn.
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Row I: Mike Lolgren, Ron Haveman, Don Schnnelzer, Norm Perkins, Dick Barry, Harry Glalsfein. Gregg Schroeder
George Long. Row 2: Don Wellman, Jim Misel, Don Rodgers, Ron Hayes, Darrell Cooney, Mike Kaulz, Don Huff
John Robinson, Marlin Eichelberger.
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BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL
Piclured af lhe lefl are ihe members ol lhe Inlramural baske-'rloall champions. Row I: Carl Kane, Marion Cubbage.
Ken Carpenier. Row 2: Harold Fuller, Danny Lillell, Roger lhomplcins, Gary Aclcerson, Capl. The lnlrarnural val-
leyball champions are Row I: Larry l-larroun, Ken l-lumpleoy, Capt: John lvleerdinlc, Virgil Freyermulh. Row 2: Dar,
win l-lohendel, Ken McDaniel, Paul Kopl, Fred Koepping.
INTRAMURAL
The Auroran phofographer yisired Jrhe gymnasium one sixfh period and Jroolc 'rhese piclures of Typi-
cal inlramural baskelball. The lwo reams in Jrhe piclure are lhe lvluscalrine l-ligh School lacullry
members and rhe inlramural champions. Sludenis were released from Jrheir sludy halls ro walch
lhe game which had much excilemenl and many laughs.
Row I: Ron Roland, Mgr.7 Ron Tielge, Jim Misel, Don Rodgers, Elberl Beverly, Ellison Kuhn, Don Bunlenbach, Ralph
Burr, Jerry Baillie, Bob Janney, Lance Lange. Row 2: Dean Tieclce, Mgr.: Diclc Maeglin, Eli Glalslein, Chuck Anson,
Jerry Sulzberger, Warren Dickenson, Tom l-lahn, Ray Gaddis, Sid Slarlc, Jaclc Rieferl, Bernie Rolh, Cliff l-lamnfiann.
Row 3: Earl Ganlenbein, Coach: Dean Dahrns, Ron Bosharl, Gary Aclcerson, Milce Lofgren, l'-larry Glalslein, George
Long, Kenny Brown, Don Schmelzer, Jirn lflahn, Bob Andersen, Jim Maas, Coach,
TRACK
The Muslcy Traclcmen finished lourlh in The Lillle Six Conference indoor meel al lowa Cily This
spring. Milce Lolgren, shown below, won The only firsl place for Muscaline by 'raking honors in The
6Oeyard high hurdles. Two weelcs laler, Milre finished 'rhird in The same evenl al The Slale meel.
The lraclc schedule This spring included The Davenporl relays, Fl. Madison relays, and lhe conlerence
ouldoor rneel.
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Row I: Diclc Ware, Jon Rakow, Jim Misel. John Glidden, Gary Ramseyer, Sid Slarlc. Row 2: Gary Weber, John
Robinson, l-larry Glalslein, Bob Andersen, Dick Anderser, Ron l-lavernan, Leily Schnaclr, Coach.
BASEBALL
Jaclc Pulliam, lvlilce Kaulz, George Long and Dcn l-lull gel logelher lo admire Jrhe large lrophy
which was awarded lo Muscaiine l-ligh for winning lhe l952 Lillie Six Baseball Championship.
These four boys were absenl when lhe Jreann piclure was lalcen.
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CGNTENTS
HOMECOMING
FUN NITES
KINGS AND QUEENS
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Judy Templeman, Ron l-layesq Doddee Nordeen, Milqe LoTgren3 Lois Ann Allmandinger, Dan lvler-
cery Bebe Figg, Jim l-lahn. The queen OT The TesTiviTies is crowned in JeTTerson gym aTTer The
homecoming TooTball game.
HCMECOMING
Delores Nordeen appears happy, and she has good reason To be so because she has iusT been
crowned l-lomecoming Queen. The queen is selecTed by The maioriTy voTe oT The sTudenT body.
As is The cusTom, lasT year's queen places The crown on The new queens head, and gives The
TradiTional lciss as Barbara BoynTon is doing here.
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especially when iT happens To be a school day. lls ThaT such a hard decision To make, boys7l lT
looks like iT's breakTasT Time aT Kemper's house! Mark, beTTer known as Omar, and his Two sisTers,
CaTherine and Gladys, seem To be sTarTing ouT The day righT wiTh a good appeTizing breakTasT.
MORNING
Now here's a couple oT sisTers who look raTher ambiTious. Lois Ann and Rosemary Allmandinger
seem To be enjoying The daily Task oT doing The dishes. lWould you leT Them do yours?l IT looks
like one oT The English Teachers piled The homework on These Three Musky sTudenTs. Dixie Erkson,
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noT waiTing on Them! Nancy CarTer, Joan Jessup, lda Brenolel, Sandra Swengel, and Alicia Zahniser
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some aller one of lhe annual formals. Janel l-lahn is accompanying Jim l-lahn, Bealrice Figg, and
Dick Barry as Jrhey sing some familiar lavoriles.
WEE-WEE HOURS
Darrell Cooney and Anila Schroeder ioin Marilyn Ward and l-larry McKee as They celebrale New
Year's Eve. These heavy drinkers are slicking lo 7-Up This year. lsn'+ lhal a lillle slrong lor you,
kids? Janer Froehner and John Weber are raiding fhe refrigeraror for an evening snack. Even
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CGNTENTS
MUSCATlNE'S
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MERCHANTS
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JOBBERS
August Alfenbernd
Aslal?er's Book Slore
Bamford Sfudio
Barnard's
Bar+on's
BaHerson's
Bazley Cash Marker
Beach Lumber Co.
Blake Radio Service
Block Coal Co.
E. E. Bloom lns.
J. A. Bloom 8: Son
Bowman Mofors
Bowman Shoe Sfore
Ron Brei Service Sfalion
Brower Service
Brownbil+ Shoe Sfore
Cenlral Sfafe Bank
Chaudoin Elecfric
Chocolafe Shop
Coca-Cola
Coder Hardware
Cohn's
Connell Motors
Cook's Music Shop
Day Bros.
Dairy Queen
Denial Sociefy
Dixie Cream
Elder 8: Vaupel
Eichenauer's Cigar Sfore
Esquire Cleaners
Evans Food Sfore
Fairall Painf Sfore
Fairbanks
Fashion Shop
Feugen's Jewelry
Glass Smar'I' Shop
Grain Processing Corp.
Grimm Drug Sfore
Hahn Bros.
C. C. Hakes
Hawkeye Lumber Co.
H. J. Heinz
Henderson's Garage
Hershey Avenue Marker
Hill Lumber Co.
Holliday Cleaners
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AURORAN ADVERTISERS
Holel Muscaline
Huflig Mfg.
Ina Mae's.
lowa Elecfric
loway Record Prinfing Co.
Johnny's Grill
Kaulz Baking Co.
Kemp'l's Jewelry
Kenfs Feeds
Kolpak
George Kranz Xi CO.
J. E. Kranz Florisf
KWPC
Lagomarcino-Grupe Co.
Lamp-Rehwaldl'
Laurel Beauiy Shop
H. C. Lawrence
Leslie's
Leuck lns. Co.
Leu Garage
Leu 81 Son
Leu Typewrifer
Liebbe-Jones lns.
Lilly's Cigar Store
Luellen's Cleaners
Lupfon 8: Toyne
McColm
McKee Buflon Co.
McKee Feed 8: Grain
McKee Sporf Shop
Maeglin's lns.
Maid-Rife
Magnus Model Laundry
Mar-Clare Shop
Medical Sociefy
Meerdinks
Midwesl Transil Lines
Mills Aufo Paris Works
Min+on's '
Mofor Service
Municipal Eleclric
Muscafine Bank 81 Trusl
Muscaline Bridge Corp.
Muscaline Buick Co.
Muscaline Journal
Muscafine Junior College
Nissen's American Petroleum
Nobili+y Silverware
Norfhern Gravel
Oberhaus Bros.
Ogilvies l 81 l
Offo Grocery
Paefz Grocery ,
Park Lane Counlry Club
J. C. Penney Co.
Pefers Producfs
Pelerserfs Office Equipmenl'
Phelps' Bros. Laundry
Phil's Service
Pla-Mor Alleys
Poole's Lines
Red Painf Sfore
Reynold's Eleclric
Richards
Roach X: Musser
Roberf Roach lns.
Romann 8: Liebbe
Rosa's Sfyle Shop
Ro'lh's Service Company
Sanilary Plumbing Xi Healing
Shepard's Farm Supply
Schmid+'s Auto Service
Simpson's Moiors
Sferck Prinling
S. G. 81 P. Sfein
Sfellrechf Shoe Repair
Slernemans
H. E. Smilh Coal Co.
Spurgeon's Clolhing Siore
Sfanley Engineering
J. B. Sf. Clair Boffling Works
TeSfrake Bros.
Tilley-Fiese Mofors
Tifus Loan and lnvesiment
Troufs Supermarkel
H. M. Vance
Wareco Sysfem
Weber Buffon Company
Wesfer Drug
Weslern Aulo
Wilson Shoe Srores
Wink Dry Cleaners
George Wiffich Home
Ralph Wiffich Home
Yellow Cab Company
Y.M.C.A.
Y.W.C.A.
Y -hi
EVANS' FOODS
108 West Second St. Phones 3266 - 3267
QUALITY GROCERIES, FRUITS.
VEGETABLES AND FRESH MEATS 133 W' 2d St' 211 E' ad S'
WESTINGHOUSE RCA VICTOR
Free Delivery on Orders of 52.00 Appliances Television
Special Prices All Week YOUNGSIOWN ELECTRICAL
Kifchens Confracfing
l D lc B ry leaves his he1qht to 3 Senior couplee
MINTON 1. E. KRANZ, flomsr
The Finest
"Fifty Years of Floral Service"
In Gifts
Telephone 122 217 Iowa Ave.
Phone 1510 219 Iowa Ave. MUSCATINE, IOWA
4. Ouietesl senior q 1 3 5 P t H lt leaves her Auroran worries lo
YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME AT
BATTERSON'S
MUSCATINE'S FINEST DEPARTMENT STORE
HOME OF NATIONALLY ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE
Seen In Life. Look. Vogue. Seventeen, Colliers. Post. Esquire
And Many More
If It's New, You'll Find It At BATTERSON,S First
Men's Q Boys' Clothing Housewares
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Fine Furniture
Yard Goods Drapery
Infants' 42: Children's Wear Men's Work Clothing
Jewelry 6 Cosmetics Toys for Christmas
2. lim Hahn, Ken Brown, and Darrell Lyon l H l tb ll bl ty lo
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CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE
CLASS OF 1953
'A'
Best Wishes for Success
and Prosperity
- Nobility Silverware
Quadruple Plate - Finest Quality
For a Lifetime of Gracious Serving
EDITH SCHMALZ
1146 Orchard Phone 2986
7 Iudy Templemcm leaves her singing ability to
"' LEU'S GARAGE
DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH
126 East Second St MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE
' FARM MACHINERY
"The Store For ,
The Junior Miss" 810 E. second Phone sza
6 Il O L n 1 eaves her red ha to 8. Senior qirl with the pretti t l
ANYWHERE - ANYTIME
The Pause That Retreshes
nmma ,
1
Bnmfs W.,
Bottled Under Authority of PQ QQ t'-:
'-f: -sfr-
Coca-Cola Company by Ag --.-..,pV:
Muscumf COCA-COLA
' .::: .' is
BOIILING COMPANY -fp seds
IS. Sex' D f f 53 V
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ESQUIRE DRY CLEANERS STUP-'
Acnoss FROM BATTERsoN's Gef U Cfme
With a Curl on Top
We Pick Up and Deliver
MRS. I. I. LIGHTHALL
Phone 3748 316 E. Znd Si. 1335 E, ghd phone 1245W
9. Naomi Stumriie leaves her poise to ll Sen with h b l
When ygu think Qi , , , COMPLIMENTS OF. ..
C 0 A L CODEH
Think of . . .
RE
w. G. BLocK co. HARDWARE STO
Fuel Merchants For Over 124 EAST SECQND ST,
65 Years
10. Diane Evcms leaves her boy trouble to 12 Senior girl with the prettiest hair--
LUELLEN'S
CLEANERS AND FURRIERS
FRIGIDAIRE FUR STORAGE
209 WEST 2nd ST. PHONE 6
Pg Ill
TO THE GRADUATE
Good Luck. Success cmd Prosperity
HOME-MADE CANDY AND ICE CREAM
GOOD FOOD AND GIFTS FOR
ANY OCCASION
THE CHOCOLATE SHOP XI GIFT BOX
HARRY F. SICKMAN
An Advertiser for 38 Years
13 I IO years Ida B del will be
BOWMAN MOTOR CO.
219 East Front Street
MUSCATINE. IOWA
Phone 104 - Res. 3390-I
17. Semor with the funm t nickname--
HILL
LUMBER COMPANY
QUALITY BUILDING MATERIAL
We'd Welcome An Opportunity
To Serve You
CONGRATULATIONS.
CLASS OF 1953
GRIMM DRUG CO.
"Drugs of Quality'
D
PHONE 95 130 East Second St. Phone 196
14 N t I IB. Girls with the blondest hui
CONGRATULATIONS - GRADUATES
Your Friends Now cmd In The Future
Hcrppiness and Prosperity Is Our Wish For You
B E A C H L U M B E R
AND
SUPPLY COMPANY
Phone 9 "Buy It From Beach" Phone 10
A
-2 ONE PIECE OR A CARLOAD
16. In IO B b C l on cmd Marlin Eichelberqer will be
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CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL 1953 GRADUATES
All through the year, Whether you call on us to deposit money, or
to borrow ity to ask our opinion about a problem, or merely to bid
us the time ot day-YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME.
MUSCATINE BANK
TRUST COMPANY
Member Federal Reserve System
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
This bank issues U. S. Savings Bonds as cr public service.
61 Ioyce Iones, Alleyne Meyer, and IoAnn Wintermute.
HEINZ FAMOUS 57 VARIETIES
24663639
Have set the Quality Standard for fine
American tables for more than 80 years
61963670
H. J. HEINZ COMPANY
Makers of the 57 Varieties
50 Wanda Berry, Betty S yder, and Marie Bei l th ' "q ' q t dy" p bl t
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CENTRAL STATE BANK
MUSCATINE, IOWA
- 1 Hi-
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
If IJ C1 cg qt I k yil a fl I p Ily
"CHARGED" WITH CONVENIENCE
The difference between wishing and havina is a charae account by which you can afford
to own the treasured thinas that make for a fuller life. It takes only a few minutes to
establish your credit here. You may arrange to pay weekly or monthly, at no extra cost.
of Bgaufgul DMWMQ
Jfw WW , E Qafvqzw
FIU irff ,N S
W'
207 East Znd
X KWWYAV X?
, I X or
1 f
E G ' V 'E
51. ln 10 M ' Sy ' k d Dc Tiecke's favoriie pastime
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ir
FRESH REFRIGERA TED
mifma.n 2
Czocofafed
EICHENAUER'S
PHONE 211
211 EAST SECOND ST.
"Call '211' To See Who Won"
BEjQNXjj:fS' Elder 6. Vaupel
Farm Store
BROWER SERVICE ,
123H-1Sff11ifdSf- Phone 181 MASSEY HARRIS
21. BQBQ Fiqql eqves herl R NEW IDEA
COMPLIMENTS or
FAIRALL PAINT STORE
ALLIS CHALMERS
Farm Equipment
O
v
419 W. FRONT STREET
110 West Second St. Phone 345 Phone 2197
22. Iohn Vorwerk leaves 24 I 10 s Virginia Hughes cmd M 1 Rcmdoll
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INA MAE's CAFE IQIN
SERVING
FINE Foon IN THE
403 W. Front St. Muscatine, Icr. S C
GEORGE M. THAYER
I M S' THE LIFE YOU SAVE
MAY BE YOUR OWN!
FASHION SHOP
Ladies' Q Children's
Wearing Apparel .
ALSO
MEN'S IACKETS and
BOB FAIRBANKS
ark, Don Schmeltzer, and Don Rogers. 3. Marilyn Ward and Harry McKee.
HENDERSON'S GARAGE
PONTIAC .Sales and CHEVROLET
CADILLAC Service OLDSMOBILE
115 West Front Street
Phone 3610
OK'd USED CARS
3rd 6 Mulberry-Front 6 Hershey
Phone 314
OK'd USED TRUCKS
2nd and Orange
Phone 4250
FIRESTONE TUBES AND TIRES
Pg II6
HOTEL MUSCATINE
Muscatine' s Only F ireproof Hotel
EXCELLENT COFFEE SHOP
- OTHER MUELLER HOTELS -
ALLISON .... Cedar Ra id I
. p s, owa
LA CROSSE .... La Crosse, Wisconsin
MAGNUS .... Cedar Rapids, Iowa
H. H. MUELLER, General Manager
MUSCATINE, IOWA
5
FOR
COATS - SUITS - DRESSES
IUNIORS - Ifz SIZES - REGULAR
SEE
GLASS SMART SHOP
GERTRUDE - RUTH
11 D HC y dN H
OOH9 OH
cmcy cxys.
HAHN BROTHERS CO.
Shippers - Receivers
COMPLIMENTS OP
HAWKEYE LUMBER
12, Amit Sh der.
COMPANY
Growers
O
PHONE 142 207 WEST FRONT
6 N y l-I wk.
LJ .-
IDI?IMUSCATlt'?Ex
"-Uo ll 0' -ll '
Extends Heartiest
Congratulations
And Sincere Good
Wishes For Success
. Ann Wiqim.
HERSHEY AVENUE MARKET
Groceries QS Meats
0GlLVlE'S
Fourth and Mulberry
"Our Volume Guarantees
Low Prices"
Merle Palmer.
W. SCHMIDT - E. TOBIAS
Phone 2431 1060 Hershey Ave
32. with cr sense of accomplishment.
TeSTRAKE BROTHERS
M Ftnfo-PEP FEEDS
4 ilffffl Feed and Grain
' .L Custom Grinding
BISKIT and Mixing
' MUSCATINE IOWA
'
Phone 177
13. still arquin
113-117 West Third St
Page
MOTOR SERVICE CO
HUDSON - OLIVER -- SKELLY
SALES AND SERVICE
-f-- ' -
401-411 MULBERRY AVENUE
Phone 3536
RMIbH
OUR BEST WISHES
TO THE GRADUATING CLASS
OF 1953
S+?
GRAIN PROCESSING CORPORATION
BIJ-1KE'S RADIO
Sales and Service
COHN'S
For The Best In . . .
Sundries -Magazines
MOTOROLA - RADIOS Toys - Greeting Cards
TELEVISION Candies - Smoking Supplies
Fountain Service - Lunches
210 Iowa Ave. Phone 212 209 EAST THIRD ST. PHONE 107
9 S Sh p ol l6 ' h f
CONNELL
MOTORS
HRY LEE
SALES AND SERVICE
408 East Second Street
Phone 660
COMPLIMENTS or
BAZLEY CASH MARKET
"Muscatine's Leading Market"
212 East Second St. Phone 520
l7. Dori Phelps tSusycl0qJ.
BEST WISHES-SENIORS
SEE US FOR FINE
I ewelry - Watches
Silverware
EARXVARDTSA
IEWELERS - SILVERSMITHS
. sw. ure .
213 East Second Street
Muscatine. Iowa.
22 h g l troubles to Doug Coder.
For the 44th Year We Are Saying:
CON GRATULATION S, SENIORSI
Ori Attainirig Your Majority.
You Are in the Third Generation of
Those Who Have Purchased Their
School Supplies From Us.
HAPPY LANDINGS!
E. E. BLOOM
INSURANCE AGENCY
General Insurance
A S T H A L T E R S 101 Central State Bank Bldg.
BOOK STORE
l4 l.. ' Allmanclinger and Denis McDowell. 24. will still be writing letters.
Page II9
CONGRATULATIONS
"HERE TO SERVE"
4336
LAMP-REHWALDT CO.
YOUR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER
PHONE 333
IB. Sarah Hoeksema, Gloria Crook, and I S
MUSCATINE. IOWA
COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF B L 0 O M I S
COOK'S MUSIC SHOP
Complete Music Service '
POPULAR AND CLASSICAL RECORDS
Listen to the best in records
221 East Second Street T
Phone 137 PHONE 721 - 722
SU I et Froehner, Ianei Crow, and Ianet Hah 51. W11I siill be each other.
C 0 M P L I M E N T S For Those "Special" Parties
0 F DON'T FORGET
Aueusr ALTENBERND DIXIE CREAM
CONTRACTOR D Q N U T S
TELEPHONE 1770 206 WALNUT ST MUSCATINE. IOWA
26 h n. 2U Mark K
Pg l20
TILLEY-FIESE MOTORS. Inc.
DODGE PLYMOUTH
my Phone 4280 - 416 E. Third St. mr
MUSCATINE, IOWA 'I' '- 'f "This May Be It"
DEPENDABLE USED CARS
Service Unlimited - Factory Engineered Parts
Only DODGE Builds Job-Rated Trucks
19. Warren Brown, B111 Buster, Ierry Burr, and Paul Amo
CONGRATULATIONS, CONGRATULATIONS 'ro
1953 CLASS THE CLASS OF '53
' 0
BROWNBILT SHOE RON BRE1
STORE Standard Service
225 EAST SECOND ST.
SIXTH AND MULBERRY
2 Rita Rebelsky. 27 lean Brauns will leave MHS
LIEBBE-JONES INSURANCE C 0 N G R A T U L A T10 N S'
"AGENCY" S E NIO R S
316 Hershey Bldg. - Phone 4388 BOWMAN BROS. SHOE STORE
BILL LIEBBE OMER IONES K U
Res. 1457w Res. 10341 The Home of Good Shoes
"All Types of Insurance"
25 Ronnie Evans leaves
120 East Second St. Phone 3787
30. Iohn Weber leaves his to
Page l2I
Congratulations and Best Wishes
To The Seniors!
'I'
KEMPF'S
I EWELERS
309 EAST SECOND ST.
23 Mary Lou Rieke and Esther Grossklaus will lea
NATURAL GAS
The Modern Cooking Fuel
ir
IT IS THE CLEANEST, FASTEST,
AND MOST MODERN DOMESTIC
FUEL KNOWN
if
IOWA ELECTRIC C0
34. Kenny Isnnett leaves his curly hair to
C. C. HAKES 61 CO.
INVESTMENTS
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND CITY LOANS
COMPLIMENTS OF
IOWAY-RECORD
PRINTING COMPANY
INSURANCE COInmerCiCI Printing
Hershey Building Muscatine, Iowa 212 WALNUT ST. PHONE 190
33 G1 nn Minor gives 35. Nancy Carter passes the chatter box to
KOLPACK AUTO SUPPLY CO.
BEN KOLPACK, Prop.
NEW AND USED PARTS FOR ALL CARS
"Home of First Class Automotive Products"
PHONE 1679
28. Lorretta Armstr q lll th h 1 bl t
509-11 MULBERRY AVE
P I22
"WISE-HNG YOU
A
SUCCESSFUL FUTURE"
MATT LEUCK
INSURANCE AGENCY
36 Th I 1 wn of '53
BEST WISHES
H. C. LAWRENCE
STATE AND FEDERAL INCOME
TAX SERVICE
Bookkeeping Service
618 EAST NINTH ST.
PHONE 2155 MUSCATINE, IA.
41. Ronnie Sturm 1 h ci cing ability to
EAT IDEAL ICE CREAM
FOR HEALTH
It's Pure - That's Sure
MANUFACTURED BY
LAGOMARCINO-GRUPE CO.
WE CONGRATULATE THE
SENIOR CLASS
OF 1953
LUPTON 81 TOYNE, Printers
Commercial Printing
224 IOWA AVE. PHONE 756
43. IoArm Royal will Ieav
CON GRATULATIONS,
GRADUATES!
We Wish You Success and
Happiness in Your Future
LllLY'S CIGAR STORE
38. Willodene Daerfer has
LEU AND SON
Always The Best Whether It's
Packages, Cones, Malts or Sundaes
Fine Flowers For
All Occasions
Corsaqes a Specialty
"Say It With F lowers' '
GEO. KRANZ 5: SON
VERNON ts. MARGARET WALTERS
Owners
Open Every Day and Every Evening
312 SYCAMORE PHONE 202 Phone 4 122 East Second
39. ln IU years Phyll D qq will be 44. The boy tlk ly t Ceed-
Page I23
CONGRATULATIQNS You Get The Best Quality
SENIORS! And The Latest Styles
MUSC ATINE When You Shop At
BRIDGE CORPORATION ' 1
Laurel Bldg. S
29. Gary Ackerson, Cliff Hqmmfm, and Ron King leave . . . FOR . . .
WOMEN'S APPAREL
IVIUSCATINE BUICK CO. DRAPERIES
Sales and Service AND
Used Cars
FLOOR COVERINGS
217 EAST THIRD sT.
Phone 174 Znd and 3rd Floors Laurel Bldg.
I aves 46. In 10 years Icmice Horst will be
Best Wishes and Congratulations
to the Students of M. H. S.
McKEE FEED AND GRAIN
COMPANY
HAWKEYE FEEDS
soo EAST SECOND ST. PHONE 740
40. Doddee Nordeen leaves her honor of b
Pg I24
MILLS AUTO PARTS CO.
DISTRIBUTORS OF
Replacement Parts
2553 . . . PHONES . . . 2588
210 West Second SI. Muscatine, Iowa
48. The senior wolf l?i is
EXPERT BEAUTY sERv1cE
LAUREL BEAUTY SHOP
ROBERTA IANNEY
BERNICE MOORE. Proprietor
Phone 1657
53 Dick Woolsey leaves
CONGRATULATIONS COSSTQTEEATSQNS'
GRADUATES KENT FEEDS
ir
LESLIE'S
Ready-to-Wear
The Store for Women and
the Iunior Miss
106 W. Second St. Phone 364
"The Feed Without A F iller"
MANUFACTURED BY
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY GRAIN 8: FEED C0.
54. Icxck Nietzel will leave
COMPLIMEN TS OF
IOHNY'S GRILL
24 HOUR SERVICE
Phone 2607
49. Best dr ed seni boy- 55. Senior class crIis1-
ROYAL TYPEWRITERS
Both Office and Portable Machines , Reconditioned and Rental Machines
Office Equipment and Supplies
LEU TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
"Since 1903"
2lO EAST SECOND STREET MUSCATINE, IOWA
42. Sondra Smull leaves her job as life-qua d h l
Page I25
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE
CLASS OF '53
OTTO R. MAEGLIN
207-209 American Bank Bldg.
PHONE 2286
"Where Insurance ls A Business
Not A Sideline"
'56 Charlotte Midkiff and Ken Eq 1 h
Cleaning and Laundry in the
Years Ahead
PHONE 3575
MAGNUS MODEL
Laundry and Cleaners
ART HOWE, President
208-212 East Fourth Street
58 Best dressed senior qirl
MUSCATINE-
The Home of Cheap Electricity
and
Pure Water
MUSCATINE
MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC
PLANT
57. Mary Ka I leaves her cute figure 1
SANDWICHES THAT ARE SATISFYING
M A I D- R I 'I E
copvmmn :sae-Mun-nn: Pnooucvs, mc.
4, :'
gt-.4 r. -. .-A. rw
110 Cedar - 1033 Hershey
Home-Made Ice Cream
60. Barbara Whisler leaves her walk to
THE MUSCATINE COUNTY
MEDICAL SOCIETY
"HEALTH - a blessing beyond price." -- Anonymous
- MEMBERS -
MUSCATINE
D. C. Alitine E. L. Emerson T. M. Miller
R. W. Asthalter R. R. Goad C. P. Phillips
E. H. Carlson P. M. Iessup V. W. Swayze
Wm. Catalona I. L. Klein G. A. Sywassink
W. W. Daut R. F. Klein K. E. Wilcox
L. H. Whitmer
WILTON IUNCTION NICHOLS
L. C. Winter
45. Thery tlklytbp d tfthl'lb
H. Palmer
Page 126
CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS
OF l953
PARK LANE GOLF
6. COUNTRY CLUB
Phone 2697
2223 MULBERRY AVE.
64 I h ear future Beverly Schlofelt w ll In
PAETZ GROCERY
COMPANY
FOOD
DISTRIBUTORS
MUSCATINE. IOWA
68 Tallest senior girlse
OBERHAUS MARKET
529 MULBERRY AVE.
OT'I'O'S FOODS . . .
"Tops" in Quality
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
"FINEST OF MEATS"
We Recommend and Sell
PHONE 401 Well-Known Brands
"Grocers Since 1924"
"Where The Best Costs No More"
65 Richard Walker leaves his qood looks to 19 I-GZiGSt S9I1i0fS-
CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE
CLASS OF 1953
MIDWEST TRANSIT LINES
MAR-CLARE SHOP
INFANTS' AND CHILDREN'S
SPECIALTY SHOP
Ladies' Lingerie
102 EAST SECOND ST.
67 B t ll-around boy--M
QUALITY - STYLE
Griffon Suits
Champ Hats
Rugby Sweaters
Wilson Sportswear
Dresner Luqqaqe
E E R D I N
Clothing Co.
"The Young Man's Shop"
25 his crooninq to Kay Woodward.
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THE MUSCATINE COUNTY
DENTAL SOCIETY
CONGRATULATIONS. SENIORS!
69. Marge Friedrick, Sally Patton d P tty S fl 1 ih 'd' g d ' th "B'q B ' k" t
DR. L. I. DONOHUE
Laurel Bldg.
34 B11Sh It
DR. H. G. IOHNSON
Laurel Bldg.
351. H1
DR. I. D. MCPIKE
2601 Mulberry
30. G. A. Sywassink
DR. E. E. GOSS
Laurel Bldg.
36R HY
DR. I. B. HATHAWAY
lll Cedar St.
39. Mrs. Ierome B
DR. W. G. LEASE
Laurel Bldg.
44 L Verne Hubbard.
DR F. W. ENGLUND
Laurel Bldg.
28 1 ky
DR. I. M. WOODHOUSE
Laurel Bldg.
46thqh1
DR. I. L. PEARLMAN
108 W. 2nd St.
37. lim Do gh ny
DR. I. A. WAGNER
Laurel Bldg.
38. lhep if tbl y
DR. I. A. TREVARTHEN
Hershey Bldg.
41 R G kl
DR. I. W. POTTER
Hershey Bldg.
27. with a smile.
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GOOD LUCK, SENIORSi CONGRATULATIONSTOTI-IE
CLASS OF '53
tg,
McKEE BUTTON
BOWIZING Is The
Recrecxhon You Can
From 7 to rGuS Shook to SOme silly .
GLUE BENTWS PHELPS BROTHERS
LAUNDRY
RECREATION AND
DRY CLEANING
PHONE 340 315 ORANGE ST
...SEE US...
FOR
WASHED SAND - GRAVEL - READY-MIX CONCRETE
CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS
-ALSO-
PORTLAND AND MASON CEMENT
NORTHERN GRAVEL COMPANY
Phone 193
ey can swipe it wi'hOui hi
Pg IZ9
EYNOLD
ELECTRIC SERVICE
TELEVISION AND APPLIANCES
The Store That Service Built
420 Mulberry Avenue Phone 94
29. the football field to next year's varsity team.
NISSEN
AMERICAN PETROLEUM CO.
Gasoline - Heating Oils
Bottled Gas
101 WALNUT STREET
53 h shoe salesmcmship to Gary lackson.
BEST WISI-IES, SEN IORS
"FOR ALL YOUR
OFFICE NEEDS"
PETERSEN 'S
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
OFFICE SUPPLIES
Hershey Bldg. Phone 3387
40. the lucky gal who ll q t th t tl t year.
O
coMPL1M1-:Nrs or
POOLE TRANSFER. INC
O
54 p S cl Sweitzer lon ly dll
IVIUSCATINE IUNIOR COLLEGE
A Two-Year Accredited College
...OFFERS...
l. Pre-Professional Education
Medicine
Commerce
Nursing
Engineering
Agriculture
2. General Education
Education
Industrial Science
Law
Dentistry
Home Economics
3. A two-year teacher training course leading to a standard elementary
certificate.
4. Adult classes in any subiect for which there is sufficient demand.
5. G. I. Bill.
Credits Accepted by Any Institution of Higher Learning
7U, Kathy T y l her h tor of being one of the smallest senio girls to
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SERVING WITH YOUTH COMPLIMENTS OF
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
1844-1953 WINK DRY CLEANERS
9 I
Y- M- C- A- 4th cmd Cedar
Fisher. . Iohn Robinson.
COMP!-IMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS
WILSON SHOE STORE A N D
MUSCATINE, 1owA
9 WARECO SYSTEM of IOWA
"Since 1854" Eighth and Cypress St.
BEST WISHES
19- I I
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Gym - Pool - Clubs
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COMPLIMENTS OF
WESTER DRUG STORE
315 EAST SECOND ST.
PHONE 400
itey Meyers.
YELLOW AND CITY CAB
COMPANY
- Radio Dispatched -
Phones - 80 - 931
211 Cedar Street
Donna Petty.
GOOD LUCK, SENIORS
WESTERN AUTO
ASSOCIATE STORE
200 East Second St Phone 2227
CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE
CLASS OF 1953
RALPH 1. WIIIICH
FUNERAL HOME
Mrs. Bill Iones.
CONGRATULATIONS
SENIORS!
TITUS
Loan 6. Investment Co.
57. le! the iunior girls decide- .we can't.
SIMPSON MOTORS
"The Finest in Used Cars"
Phone 4004
107 E. FRONT STREET
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Root Beer Squirt
I. B. ST. CLAIR
BOTTLING WORKS
CARBONATED BEVERAGES
219 MULBERRY PHONE 1424
Double Cola Orange Squeeze
58. Mary Alice Ruub.
COMPLIMENTS OF
RED PAINT STORE
214 Iowa Ave. Phone 473
66. Lucy Shepard.
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TROUT'S
SUPER MARKETS
220-222 Iowa Ave. 522-524 Mulberry Ave
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I. C. PENNEY CO.. INC.
DEPARTMENT STORE
101-105 EAST SECOND sr.
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Ready-to-Wear - Shoes - Men's Wear
Dry Goods - Infants' Wear - Notions
Home Furnishinqs
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"A STORE FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY"
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SANITARY PLUMBING
6. HEATING CO.
E. I. SYWASSINK. Prop.
1323 EAST SECOND STREET
PHONE 1106
67. Mike Lofqren.
CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE
CLASS OF 1953
STARCK PRINTING CO.
"Good Printing Quick"
205 WEST SECOND PHONE 935
59. Sybil Nelson.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE
GRADUATING CLASS
H. E. SMITH COAL C0.
POPULAR-PRICED
READY-TO-WEAR - DRY GOODS
LINGERIE - CANDY
Large Assortments on Hand
son 'rononc Sp u lo e 0 I-'VS
712 E. 2nd St. ru: 'riuiurr stone
COMPLIMENTSOF CONGRATULATIONS.
C L A S S O F ' 5 3
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S- Q5 3,135 SPN ENGINEERING
COMPANY
Hershey Building
309 Iowa Ave. Phone 7
MUSCATINE. IOWA
70. Mary Kay Harder. 62 y ne who likes to work hard.
STELLRECHTS R 0 S A ' S
LEATHER STORE
"We Repair and Dye Anything
Made of Leather"
SHOE REPAIR
ELBOW PADS AND ZIPPERS
122 East Third St.
52. Muscatine's most efficient secretaries.
STYLE SHOP
SHOP F OR THE
SMARTEST IUNIOR CLOTHES
205 East Second Street
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CON GRATULATION S.
GRADUATES
935
HELEN BAMFORD STUDIO
106 EAST znd STREET
Phone 832
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SCHMIDT'S AUTO SERVICE
Car - Truck - Tractor Repairing
Bear Wheel Alignment - Balancing
Frame Straightening
Wrecker Service
Phone 298
325-329 WEST FRONT STREET MUSCATINE. IOWA
S Iackie Berry, Loui Sh, Margaret D dd
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MERCHANTS Of MUSCATINE:
Muscatine High School
Iune 5, 1953
We, the Auroran staft, editors, and advisor, wish to thank you tor your generous and
continued support ot our annual publication,
This yearbook, which presents the memories ot our 1952-53 school year, would not be
possible except for your traditional prestige advertising. This important source of our income
supplements our budget to such an extent that our students can obtain their keepsakes at a
minimum cost to them.
li has been a pleasure to renew this association with you, in our 1953 Auroran.
Sincerely,
IOHN A MCAREAVY
Auroran Advisor
69. Nancy Hahn, Io Worst, Mary Ann Richards, and Frances Prochaska.
COMPLIMENTS OF
ROTH SERVICE
COMPANY
COMPLIMENTS OF
PETER PRODUCTS
COMPANY
CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE
CLASS OF 1953
PHIL'S CITIES SERVICE
ROBERT L. ROACH
Life Insurance
202 Muscatine Bank Building
MUSCATINE. IOWA
Page I37
Sales - FRIGIDAIRE - Service HI G H G R A D E
BROTHEQ1 MILLWORK
216 East Second St. Phone 69 W
MUSCATINE, IOWA
HOLLIDAY CLEANERS
Phone 3883
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,S",'Q,e'Q,Z1Y Sch g COM PANY
KWPC
AM-FM
Broadcasting all Little Muskies
Major Sports Events for the Fifth
Straight Year
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The yearbook editors, staff, and advisor wish to thank the following for
their splendid cooperation during the production cycle of the 1953
AURORAN. This yearbook Was made possible
only through your combined
efforts.
HELEN BAMFORD STUDIO, 106 East Znd Street, Muscatine, Iowa
ECONOMY ADVERTISING COMPANY, Iowa City, Iowa
IAHN 81 OLLIER ENGRAYING COMPANY, Chicago, Illinois
GOOD LUCK TO THE 1953 FOOTBALL SQUAD
IAMES MAAS. Head Coach
SCHEDULE
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Burlington, there
Keokuk, there .
Washington, there
Mt. Pleasant, here
Ft. Madison, there
Fairfield, here .
Ottumwa, 'here .
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October 30
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'Step Up the Avenue and Save Dollars"
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116 E. Second sz. Phone 2314 Phone 492
MUSCATINE, IOWA
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CHOICE HARDWARE
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MUSCATINE. IOWA
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DON'T SAY BREAD
SAY HOLSUM
BAKED FOR QUALITY
M. KAUTZ BAKING CO.
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