Atlantic High School - Javelin Yearbook (Atlantic, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1949 volume:

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' . -.r 'V ' V lf' . 1 , QQ- -A, 4 wx T- I? i A 4 J .- di ,Fir-L ' .X E , X Y - 1 -1' , ' . l.- 5 , l 1 ' 1-. A iff-',:f.l:T1 Q -:ah Q. A . , .. 'fqi :wif ffzrygl , , - , L ,. 1 . gm., -AI I ima In ,-.v .4 1 1 ! u fl '.,4. '-ur QP, PB e fave in 1949 Published for ' ATLANTIC HIGH SCHOOL ATLANTIC, IowA 0l 8lfU0l The class of 19419 presents this Javelin to you, our fellow students. Our hope is that, in the years to come, you may turn its pages and refresh your memories of high school days-the classes, activities, your friends and teachers. May it help to keep ever bright the thoughts of work, of fun, of your ideals, and of your ambitions and all your hopes, and dreams for the future. RICHARD BAILEY, Editor BETTY ALDRICH, Assistant Editor CLASSES . . . before, between, and after classes . . . STUDENT LIFE . . with active participation in scholastic, honorary, and social ORGANIZATIONS . . . then, a phase of ATHLETICS . . . all in a day at A. H. S .... guided and directed by the ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY . . . completingacycle of . . . Add Cfmfmfd I. .fdflminzdtmfzon 2. Cf.. Jded 3. Organizafionfs 4. Jdfhdficd 5. graafea 6. 511...,,f.,zz4 Q9 m, -?.:' 5? I . I I I I? I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I N . I I 5 'I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ll I, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I, S . Q Y I , :A I If? I ,Il I 6 I' ? Sf' IL I I! I I I 1 I I I I I I ,A I 1 I ' I .j I z I I lb-L- MR J J. O,CONNOR Superintendent of Schools Superintendenifs Message Graduates of 1949 - may you leave Atlantic High School imbued with enthusiasm, initiative, and the courage necessary to succeed in your chosen path in life. If you can take with you only one gift, let it be enthusiasm. The worst bankrupt in the world is the man who has lost his enthusiasm. Let him lose everything else but enthusiasm, and he will come through again to success. No field is too crowded, no obstacles too great, for the man with the determination to succeed. The difference between stumbling blocks and stepping stones is the way you use them. Remember that nothing is done, finally and right - nothing is known, positively and completely. I BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Charles ,lobesg Mrs. Velma Taylor, Secretary: Mr. Lee llagillg Mr. H. O. HPl1HlllWQCl1 Presiflcntg Mr. Childs Emmertg Mr. W. R. Remcin. Treasure-rg Mrs. Edith Mullins. MR.RALPI1 Mofmow MRS. NELLIE CLARE BOORMAN High School Principal Junior High Principal ALICE ANDERSON BIARY HELEN ANDERSON RUTH BARRETT Homemaking History Junior High Literature ALMA BECKWITH ETHEL BLACK Social Science Commerce American. Government Librarian H ' ALLEN BOLLER Industrial Arts A. B. CARR Science LOWELL CLAUSON LILLIAN COCHRANE JAMES CORKEN Science History Physical Education Assistant Coach DONALD DARBY CATHERINE F ARQUHAR SARA F ICKERTT English Mathematics Physical Education JAMES H1TcHcocK JEANNE HOWORTH Speech, English American Literature Needle, Javelin GLADYS KLUEVER NELLIE NICKELLAR Mathematics, Latin English HELEN NELSON CLEO RAYL LESTER RUMBAUGH Aft Commerce, Economics Vocal Music ,Ms DARRELL WACONER ARTHUR YATES RALPH YOUNG Vocational Agriculture Physical Education Instrumental Music Drawing Ileufl Coach EDITH SHANK BILL TEMPLETON Junior High Science, Junior High English Coach '91 Bu l :pr -aaruk-W gif 'lr P 1, 1 T-it 4 f-9 , ful' 'VJQS J 53' at 44 -M Be, i:5 pffS1Q 'N ,, 12:1 vw- 'fan w'+' ' Q 'V pf W 75:4 if Q W- il 'wi' ?M'a 'am 49834, -2 H is ,HW M 4 H44 'M is . if ' gg ,, , RV ' 9, i K, V V, V A V V , ,VVVY V V 5' - ' +1 5 . 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Y .JM f 1 'Q-:ali , 351 9 , 5 at 1 'fig A ' AQ , .gl Y .. A , WI V25 gif .N :yt 1 1 3 ! .. ' L SENIORS BETTY ALDRICH DONALD ALFF Being assistant editor means Time KIHUBS 071 you can assist the editor F-I,-'A' gg Javelin 4. Girls' Glee Club 1,23 G.A.A.g lg Y-teens 1,2,3g Javelin 4. JOELLEN ABN RICHARD BAILEY A real pal to know G.A.A. 3,4g Javelin 4. He rules work over fun, and fun it will be Football 2,3,4g Track 2, 3g Baseball 2g Class Vice Pres- ident 3g F.F.A. 3,4-g Hi-Y 2,45 Javelin 4, Student Council 4. JOAN BARRINGER BILL BAXTER If there are sports, she'll be there. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. Oh, to be there in the air- Football l,2g Basketball 1,23 Track 1,2,3g Class President 1,4-g Hi-Y lg Boys' State 3g Javelin 43 Class Play 4g Stu- dent Council 2,3,4-g One Act Play 3. l I MORRIS BLAKE WANDA BLOHN Morris may be heard from F.F.A. 3,43 Hi-Y 3,43 Javelin 4g Track 4. I f you're caught talking, write 'em a note ' Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Y-teens lg Jav- elin 4. BONNIE BEEKMAN EVERETT BREACH A for athleticsg B for brains, C for colorful G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Y-teens l,2,3, 4: Needle 4g National Honor Society 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4g Student Council 4g Quill and Scroll 4. Always a Hi for the girls Basketball 3, Hi-Y 45 Class Play 3. MARILU BROWN FREDERICK BROWN It's better to give than to lend g it costs the same. Girls' Clee Club 1,23 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4-9 .lavelin 4g One-act Play 3, Stage Crew 3,4-. ROBERT BURNHAM It's a great life if you don't walren Concert Band 4, Marching Band 3,4g Drum Ensemble 4g Javelin 4-g Class Play 4, Stage Crew 3. PHILLIP CHINITZ Star Sports Reporter for Needle Basketball 1,2g Track 1,2,3g Baseball 2,33 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Boys' State 3, Needle 4g Stu- dent Council 45 Quill and Scroll 4. F HANCINE CLAY LEANN COATES It is better to have loved and lost Omaha, Nebraska 1, 2, 3g G.A.A. 45 Javelin 4g Choir 4. RAMONA CORDES She keeps seeing Red Girls' Clee Club 2g G.A.A. 2, 45 Javelin 4. I have just begun to ,hght Girls' Clee Club 1,2,3g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Y-teens 1,2,3g De- clamatory 2, 43 .lavelin 45 Class Play 3,1-1. RICHARD CORDES He knows the way Owns a circus all his own Manager ftrackl 1,2,3g Man- ager ffootballl 2, Manager lbasketballl 23 Cheerleading 3,4-3 Needle 43 Class Play 2, 3,4-. RALPH CHAMBERLIN You never can tell, sir, you never can tell F .F.A. 3,4. ANNA MAE CHRISTENSEN I'd love to do anything that would be helpful Elk Horn 1,2. JIM DAHLBERG He's glad he waited to graduate Boys' Glee Club 2g Choir 2, 3,43 Madrigal 3g Solo 2g Boys, Quartet 3,43 Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 13 Track 1,2,3,43 Manager ibasketballb 2g Hi- Y 2,3,4-3 Javelin 4g Stage Crew lg One-act Play 3. CAROL DESTLER She's glad he waited Girls' Glee Club l,2,43 Y- teens l,2,3,43 Choir 2,43 Mad- rigal 43 Solos 2,3,43 Needle 43 Orchestra 2,33 String Ensem- ble 2, 3g Declamatory 2g Speech Contest 23 Class Play 33 National Honor Society 3, 43 Stage Crew 4g Quill and Scroll 4. LAMAR ESBECK -But I get hungry after first period! Football 43 Basketball 33 Track 3,43 Baseball 43 F.F.A. 3g Boys, State 33 Javelin 4. JANICE DARROW Small, sedate, and full of fun Girls' Glee Club 2,43 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. lVlARGARET DOOLITTLE I just can't decide Girls' Glee Club l,2,33 Choir 2,3,43 Girls' Sextet 3,43 G.A. A. l,2,3,43 Needle 43 Y-teens l.2,3,43 Class Play 33 Stu- dent Council 13 Stage Crew 4s Quill and Scroll 4. EDWARD ESTENSEN I know several thousand things that won't work Football l,2,33 Track 1,3. I could always tell a story! Girls' Glee Club l,2,33 Choir 3,43 G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Y-teens 1,23 Needle 43 Student Coun- cil 43 Quill and Scroll 4. CHARLES Gorr His middle name should have been Timber Football 2,43 Track l, 2, 33 Manager fhasketballl 2, 43 F.F.A. 43 Hi-Y 3,43 Boys' State 33 Student Council 3. JANICE FULKS GENE GLYNN My chevy, my chevy, and I Basketball 2, 33 F.F.A. 33 Stage Crew 4. MARIANNE GUNDERMAN Fair and learned and good is she Girls' Glee Club 1,2,33 Solos 1,23 Mixed Clarinet Quartet 2,3,43 Dance Band 2,33 Con- cert Band l,2,3,43 Marching Band l,2,3,43 Orchestra 2,43 Pep Band 1,2,3,43 G.A.A. 2g Needle 43 Class Play 3, 43 Stage Crew 3g Clarinet Quar- tet 1,2,3,43 Clarinet Trio 3,43 Quill and Scroll 4. PETER HOPLEY Alias, Angie Football 1,23 Basketball 1,2 Track 1,2,33 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4. MARJORIE JOHNSON Her Alphabet-a-b-Chet Girls' Glee Club 3,4Q G.A.A. 2,3,4. . ALICE HANSEN A merry little Hunter Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Concert Band 2,3,43 Marching Band 2,3,4-3 G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Y-Teens 1,23 Cheerleading 4g Stage Crew 3,4-. DONNIS HELEOURG Our 4-H honor girl Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4-Q G. A.A. 1,2,3,43 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4Q .Javelin 4. JOAN HICHLEY Gee, l wish it would rain- fellows Anita, Iowa 1,23 G.A.A. 3,43 Y-Teens 3,4Q Javelin 4. DONALD JENSEN Our happy warrier Football 3,43 Track 3,43 F.F A. 2,3,43 Concert Band 3. JUDITH JONES Smooth, sophisticaleal, interesting Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 Declamatory 2,331-3 Javelin 43 Speech Con- test 2,3,4. A SHIRLEY HANSEN A blond, a smile, thafs Shirley G.A.A. 3,43 Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 Javelin 4. DARRELL HENNINCSEN Quiet and casual until you get to know him Choir 13,43 Basketball 1,23 Track 1,2,3,43 Class Presi- dent 23 Hi-Y 3,43 Boys' State 3. JOANN HOFFMAN She has rings on her fingers Girls' Glee Club 2,3,43 Y- Teens 3. JAMES JORDON A stage, an audience, and .lim's at home Football 1,33 Track 23 Class Play 43 Class Vice President 43 Hi-Y 43 Declamatory 43 Speech Contest 43 Javelin 4. BETTY LOGUE A sweet attractive kind of grace G.A.A. 3,4. CURTIS NIASTELLER He'll laugh at anything Football l.,2,3,4j Basketball 1,23 Track 1,2,33 F.F.A. 4g Hi-Y 43 Stage Crew 3. FRANCES KARSTENSEN Gentleness is her main virtue Elk Horn 1,23 Y-Teens 3. GAYLE MARQUETTE W hen a line is forgotten-ad. lib Rockford, Illinois 1,2,33 Boys' Glee Club 43 Choir 43 Madri- gal 43 Solos 43 Concert Band 43 Marching Band 43 Orches- tra 43 Pep Band .3 Drum Ensemble 43 Declamatorv 43 Speech Contest 4g Class Play 4. GEORGE MCNARY A memory of Paul Bunyan Boys' Glee Club lg Basketball 1,2,33 Track 1,2,3Q Hi-Y 43 Stage Crew 2,4. Y ou,re lucky to know this . girl Girls' Glee Club 1,23 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Madrigal 43 Bass Clarinet Solo 3,43 Mixed Clar- inet Quartet 3,43 Clarinet Trio 23 Piano Solo 33 Concert Band l,2,3,43 Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Band 3,43 Stu- dent Director 43 G.A.A. 1,23 Girls' State 3g Needle 4g Na- tional Honor Society 3, 43 Class Play 3,43 Student Coun- cil 1.3,43 Dance Band 33 Quill and Scroll 4. MARILYN MYERS A sunny heart, and cheery disposition Flute Quartet 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 43 Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Marching Band 1,2, 3,43 Y-Teens 2,3,43 Javelin 4. MARY ANN MOORE BETTY MUzzY Betty now, Betty forever, Muzzy now, but not forever Girls' Glee Club 13 G.A.A 3,43 Javelin 4. AUDREY NELSON The smile with the dirnple is all we ask. Girls' Glee Club 2: G.A.A 1,2,3,43 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. JOANNE RATTENBOURG It just Don-ned on me Girls' Glee Club 1,2,33 Choir 3,43 Orchestra 3g Class Vice President 13 Class Secretary- Treasurer 3g G.A.A. l,2,3,43 Y-Teens 1,2. CAROLYN ROTHE The pixie-little-wolf-gal Girls, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Choir 3,43 Madrigal 43 Solos 3,43 G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Y-Teens l,2,3,43 Declamatory 43 Jav- elin 43 Stage Crew 3,4. LEON NELSON Every inch a gentleman Exira, Iowa, 1,23 F.F.A. 3,4-. GILBERT PEDERSEN The kind of a fellow you like to know Wiota, Iowa, l,2,33 F.F.A. 43 Hi'Y 4. VERNON PHILLIPS Taken! Football l,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,4Q Track l,2,33 Baseball 1,2. SYLVESTER OPBROEK A swell guy-Silver Basketball 2g F.F.A. 3, 43 Class Play 4. DORIS PETERSON . A titter, but never a yawn Girls' Glee Club l,2,33 Choir 4g Y-Teens l,2,3. MARY DOROTHY RAINS Oh! How I hate to walk to school Girls' Glee Club lg Choir 1,23 Girls' Sextet 1, 2, 3, 43 Flute Solo 1,2,3,43 Piano Solo 1,23 3,43 Flute Quartet 3,43 Dance Band 2,33 Concert Band l,2,3, 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 3,43 Pep Band 1,2, 3, 43 Y-Teens 23 Needle 4g Class Play 43 Student Coun- cil 23 Accompanist 1,2,3,4Q Quill and Scroll 4. BETTY ANN ROCK 'nzzi ,:.- , 1 Fine and fair and downright ' iwiiiv Pfmy W Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, ib ' i f ,, - choir 4, orchestra 2,35 Y- Teens l,2,3,43 Declamatory 43 Javelin 4g Class Play 4. DALE ROWLEY Glacl that someone thought of graduation Football 1,23 Basketball 13 Track 1,23 Needle 43 Class Play 3,43 Student Council 4. .... JE: , -: , ' wg 335 ROGER SCHUPP ROBERT SCHWARTZ He'll tell you if he likes it, also if he doesn't Boys' Glee Club 2,35 Choir 25 Madrigal 25 Brass Quartet 3, 45 Horn Quartet 3,45 Boys' Quartet 25 Concert Band 1,2, 3,45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 45 Needle 45 Class Play 3,4-5 Student Council 35 Pep Band 45 Quill and Scroll 4. JAMES SCHWARTZ I don't know what you're talk- ing about, but I'm against it Boys' Glee Club 1,35 Choir 35 Track 2,3,45 F.F.A. 3,45 Class Play 4. DONNA SHRAUGER 'Gee-to be able to stay up all night G.A.A. l,2,3,4-5 Y-Teens 1,2,3. I'm slow, but only in getting down the hall Football 1,2,3,4-5 Basketball 1, 2,35 Track 1,2,35 Hi-Y 4. PATRICIA SHEA Now Confucius says- Girls' Glee Club 2,45 Choir 35 Concert Band 2,35 Marching Band 1,2,35 G.A.A. 3,4. JANICE SMITH Her ways and actions depend on her moods Girls' Glee Club 25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,3,45 De- clamatory 25 Cheerleading 15 Javelin 45 Stage Crew 3,4. RICHARD SMITH F.F.A. 3,45 Stage Crew 3. ROBERT SOTHMAN Are there girls-too? All he needs is time RF-A' 3 4. ORLIN SOTHMAN DALE S1-EFFENS The build Of 0 farmer Einstein has nothing on him F-F-A- 3,4- Cumberland, Iowa, 1,2 Class Play 3. ROWENA STEFFENS I can't use school for excuses to stay in town anymore Clarinet Quartet 2,33 Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Marching Band 1,2,3,4Q Pep Band 2,3,43 .lav- elin 4. PATRICIA THOMPSON 1.9 it Norm-al that she likes so much? Girls' Glee Club 1,23 Choir 3,43 Girls' Sextet 2,3,43 Sax Solo 1,3,43 Sax Quartet l,2, 3,43 Dance Band 33 Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Orchestra 3,43 Pep Band 1,2,3,43 Class Vice-Pres- ident 23 G.A.A. 1,2,33 Needle 43 Class Play 3,43 Quill and Scroll 4. KENDAL WARNE As changeable as a dollar bill Football 1,3,43 Basketball 1,33 Track 1,2,3,43 Baseball 2,3,4Q Class President 33 F.F.A. 3,43 Hi-Y 1,2,3,43 Boys' State 33 .lavelin 43 Student Council 3. JAMES WEITZEL PATRICIA WILKEN If ever in need of a new Buick, see Jim Football 1,23 Track 1,23 Nee- dle 43 Class Play 4g Stage Crew 3. Sl1e's always ready to be in on it Girls' Glee Club 3,43 Choir 43 G.A.A. 3,43 Y-Teens 3,43 Jav- elin 4. JOANN WILLIAMS Are movies to WA TCH? Girls' Glee Club 1,23 Choir 2,3,43 Madrigal 3, 4g Girls' Trio 1,2,33 Piano Solo 2,3,43 Solo 43 Concert Band 3,43 Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Or- chestra 3,4Q String Ensemble 1,2,33 Declamatory 2,43 Nee- dle 43 Class Play 33 Student Council lg Stage Crew 43 Girls' Sextet 43 Quill and Scroll 4. ARNOLD STONE Dr. Pills Basketball lg Hi-Y 3,43 .lav- elin 4. BEVERLY TRENT A genius at giggles Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,43 G.A. A. 1,2,3,43 Y-Teens 13 De- clamatory 4. BI-IRNICE WATERS Someone's always getting away with my men! Girls' Glee Club 23 G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Declamatory 23 Cheer- leading 1, 2, 3, 43 Needle 43 Class Play 3g Student Council 2g Quill and Scroll 4. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Well, kids, just look at us now! Here we are, getting ready for graduation. Graduation from twelve of the most wonderful years of our lives. lf we could only relive them all for a few min- utes. At least it's worth a try. Let's do! First came kindergarten. The only grade in which you were requested to take naps. Could you ever imagine that Freddie Brown just wouldn't sleep and kept snapping Donna Shrauger with a rubber band? And Pete Hopley was just beginning to work for his present reputation. The most thrilling part of grade school was when all the little boys became resentful of the little girl's wearing blue-jeans and came to school one bright Monday morning clad in their crisp little dresses. Who could forget how stunning Eddy Estensen looked? Every class has to have a ro- mance. Ours was that of Pat Thompson and Rod Schupp. Seems theyive changed now, though. Remember how tiny Pat Shea was? Another memorable event was when Janice Smith and Bill Baxter would climb in an old cherry tree and little Bill would be afraid to come down. Look at Bill now, flying an airplane. About this time, Mary Dee Rains joined us. Then, she had her dad bring the car to take her home. Bev Trent has beautiful hair now, but you should have seen her long curls. Anyway, we got to Junior High, to the big school on the hill. Then came the little old parties, on Friday nights, of course. No one can throw an egg salad sandwich like Jim Weitzel and duck it like Dale Rowley. And how about the two clubs the girls used to have, each trying to steal the other's members. Marianne Gunderman, Mary Moore, Carol Destler, and Judy Jones really put up a struggle. It was about now that Bonnie Beekman, Joan Barringer, and JoEllen Arn had to give up baseball and settle down to skirts. Then came High School. We were freshmen! This meant migration from the farm, and Fletcher Chapel. This brought forth some of our best pals, Audrey Nelson, Marilyn Meyers, Rowena Shorty Steffens, Donnis Helbourg, Betty Ann Rock, and Orlin and Bob Sothman, cousins. Carolyn Rothe prefers to say that she came from Lyman, Iowa that is. Who could overlook the time Marilu Brown first saw the boy in the green reindeer sweater? His name? Ken Warne. Bernie Waters came in from a different section of the country, but sheis a city girl now. Curt Masteller was the only one who had enough nerve to talk to the teachers, and Arnold Stone finally admitted he came from Lincoln, Janice F ulks was crown bearer at Homecoming in a pretty red dress. . The sophomore year? It meant another year clipped off of these four beautiful years. An- other successful year in football and Jim Dahlberg, and basketball. We put Darrel Henningsen as our president. Too, we found that Peggy Doolittle, Jody Highley and JoAnn Williams were three to be watched, eh boys? And, we can't forget that LeAnn Coats and Alice Hansen really learned how to dance and had a wonderful time of it. Gene Glynn, Everett Breach, and Dick Smith were starting to drive cars, to school! Our junior year! Ah, yes! Then some of the boys got a chance to study what they'd known all their lives, farming! Who? Leon Nelson, Lamar Esbeck and Silver Opbroak, Don Alff, Morris Blake, and Ralph Chamberlin. lt seems that somewhere, about now, Joanne Rattenbourg, Janice Darrow, Romona Cordes fher twin brother is Richardj, Marjorie Johnson, Wanda Blohn, Doris Peterson, and Shirley Hansen came to find that there were boys other than those in class. Not to mention Jo Hoffman and Betty Muzzy. We found that the geniuses among us were Dale Steifens and Phil Chinitz, just to mention a few, and Chuck Goff started studying forestry, while Jim and Bob Schwartz started studying! fgirls?J Some of our newcomers along the way, were Anna Mae Christensen, Frances Karstensen, Betty Logue, Don Jensen, Francine Clay, Pat Wilken, and Gilbert Pederson. Gayle Marquette and Jim Jorden found their places on the stage. Which reminds us, that George McNary made a swell crew man. How could we forget Professor Burnham. Flash! Vernie Philips found something besides football! Dick Bailey was to become editor of the Javelin with Betty Aldrich as assistant. Here, kids, came ourxsenior year. The big year, when we were supposed to feel so much older and mature, but when most of' us felt small and a little resentful of the fact that we were soon to be out of high school-but happy that we could start new jobs, new experiences. We felt, this way up until the night of commencement, anyway. Then? Then I think we thought over how we had spent the past years of our lives, of the beautiful, beautiful times we'd had. So again I say, here's to four wonderful years and to the best class ever!! JUNIORS TIM WOOD HUNTER MARSHALL ELnoN ESBECK President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Top Picture: Back Row: Arnold Dilley, Herbert Hansen, Duane Greenwalt, Charles Longstreth, Elvin Hendricks, ,lim Lewer, Wayne Johnson, Marshall lftner, Eldon Esbeck, Billy Johnson. Second Row: Frederick Hansen, Lloyd Cron, Patricia Craney, Vera Laursen, Donna Garrels, Nellie Green, Darrell Davis. Front Row: Mary Louise Graham, Sharon Knutson, Reva Elwood, Beulah Cue, Janet Grulke, Shirley Knudsen, Phyllis Kline, Lois Grulke, Sherre Daughenbaugh. Bottom Picture: Back Row: Don Minor, Donald Peterson, George Olsen, Robert Phelps, Robert Nelson, Delmar Patterson, Donald Pauley, Jack Phippen. Second Row: Alyce Neiens, Ruth Mae Nelson, Shirley Parrott, Carolyn McFadden, Ruth Pieken, Nancy Nelson, Gordon Meyer. Front Row: Phyllis Parmley, Darlene Nelson, Alice Ordway, Elnora Marshall, Betty Nelson, Ruby Pieken, Kathryn Norcross. JUNIORS Top Picture: Back Row: Philip Armknecht, Garnet Blohn, Herbert Beier, Richard Anderson, Bill Butler Junior Boggs, Roger Bagley. J Second Row: J. Wayne Anderson, Shirley Anderson, Lorraine Christensen, Sally Blake, Shirley Christensen, Mary Ann Nelsen, Raymond Prall. Front Row: Jane Albertson, Mary Ann Borchardt, Esther Abel, Donna Millslagle, Marilyn Northrup, Adele Cockshoot, Dorothy Adams. Not in Picture: Alfred Cordes. Bottom Picture : Back Row: Clarence Polkingharn, Duane Schuler, Hunter Marshall, Merrill Walsh, Floyd Williams, Kenneth Winston, Tim Wood, Donald Strittmatter. Second Row: Lorene Readinger, Shirley Porter, Jeanette Thielen, Jean Sunderman, Nedra Poch, Lois Vawter, Ruth Ellen Rock. Front Row: Geraldine Watts, Lorraine Readinger, Donna Pinllero, Jo Beth Shoeman, Ellen Jane Pocll, Jeneane Poch, Marjorie Russ, Phyllis Lloyd. Not in Picture: Darrell, Turner. SOPHCMORES DONNA ROWLEY JACK BELL STEINER SILENCE President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Top Picture: Back Row: Dorothy Turner, Agnes Ross, Duane Thomas, Marvin Robson, Don Woolsey, Steiner Silence, Margaret Thielen, Marjorie Kose. Second Row: Ruth Wvedemeyer, .lanene Woolsey, Wanfla Hathman, Mary Ann Thompson, .lane Skipton, Dolores Thomsen. Marian Rose, Rosalie Schaaf. Front Row: Patty Templeton. Donna Rowley, Dorothy Rock, Darlene Sheumaker, Doris Meyers, Eunice Thompson, Janice Boggs, Sheryl Winston, Patricia Shepperd. Not in Picture: Bill Rattenbourg. Bottom Picture: Back Row: Jerry Girard, James Nelson, Gene johnson, Dick Cook, Peter Kelloway, Charles Duncan, Duane Eckles, Gene Anderson. Second Row: Don Albertson. Ed Cambridge, Peggy Kelso, .loan Knop, Nadine Petersen, Marlene Martin, Linda Oakes, Corky Gaines. Front Row: Janice Prall, Norma Pigsley, Suzanne Kinnersley, Patsy Nelson, Frances Peter- son, Nadine Olsen, Delores Prall, Darlene Lorenzen. Not in Picture: Beverly Lau, Cary Kloppenhurg. SOPHOMORES Top Picture: Back Row: lack Bell, Howard Christensen, Burt Bagley, John Bergquist, David Allen, Robert Chase, John Bendorf. Second Row: Delano Brown, Robert Bell, Carol Graham, Elizabeth Goff, Mildred Hoden, Darrell Both. Front Row: .leanne Howard, Marilyn Hoden, Rosetta Gustason, Patty Hannon, Jean Cordon, Frances Shafer, Donna Rorabaugh. Bottom Picture: Back Row: Gilbert Whiley, Frank Nielsen, Dean Nilges, Waldo Leander, Richard McCauley, Dale Nilges, Bill Kief, Darrell Mott. Second Row: Richard Miller, Charles Muzzey, Marvin Nielsen, Lowene Cron, Lola Foss, Martha Bullock, Ted Shepherd, Robert Swanson. Franz Row: Patricia Jones, Norma J. Anderson, Marilyn Doolittle, Darlene Kinnison, .lo Ann Paulsen, Margaret Emmert, Marcella Curtis, Doris Carr. FRESHMEN DALE READINCER MARION YOUNG JUDITH ROCK President V ice-President Secretary-Treasurer Top Picture: Back Row: Helen Kurtenhach, Abby Ann Camhlin, Shirley Marxen, Betty Clark, Phyllis Christensen, Mardell Graham, Delores Long, Margaret Hansen, Sharon Mathisen. Second Row: Lois Leander, Diane Corl, Bonnie Krueger, Lois Eilts, Colleen Jones, Esther Laursen, Mary Jane Miller, Evelyn Breach, Frances Banks. Front Row: Darlene Armstrong, Nancy Clithero, Shirley Christensen, Ruth Henningsen, Lois Henke, Josephine Erickson, .loan Johnson, Talena Cook, Rowena Barringer. Bottom Picture: Back Row: Raymond Vawter, Roy Voggesser, Richard Hudig, Richard Seivert, Jerry Williams, Lynne Sanny, Fred Sturdevant, Melvin Smith. Second Row: Melvin Thomas, Ronald Seckman, Frank Sturdevant, Charlotte Porter, Eleanor Smith, Georgia Watson, Gerry Weideman, Owen Schrader, Fred Stuetelberg. Front Row: Doris Yungschlager, Lola Ware, Rozanne Vierck, Esta Sheppard, Marion Young, Harriet Turner, Audrey Schell, Judith Rock. Not in Picture: Mardella Wheatley, James Skipton. FRESHMEN Top Picture: Back Row: Norman Pellctt, Glenn Harmon, Wayne Daugaard, Kenneth Pieken, Dale Readin- ger, Gene McAlister, Dale Pauley, Richard Marshall, Merrill Christensen. Second Row: Merlin Eshclman, Norman Paulsen, Zoe Parrott, Caroline Ratzlaff, Janet Nelson, Sidney Jones, Richard Gaylord, Loren Rcplogle. Front Row: Shirley Pollock, Margery Norcross, Ruth Stone, .lanice Peters, Marjorie Richie, Carol Richards, Marjorie Mullens, Mary Richards. Not in, Picture: Gene- Gillihan, Florence Osborn. Bottom Picture: Back Row: .lack Camp. Glenn Jones, Roger Esbeck, Duane Becker, Richard McDermott, Robert Bailey, Ronald Ploghoft, Ronald Tenlpleman, Gerald Anderson. Second Row: .lack Drake. Ronald Kay, Bartlett Blake, Byron Baker, David Chalmers, Ken- neth Baker. Wayne Herbert, Dale Meyers. Front Row: Lynn Bixby, Duane Anderson, Dale Nelson, Robert Miller, ,lim Chandler, Donald Bishop, Clark Benson, Howard Mortensen, Daryll Peterson. Not in Picture: James Albertson. EIGHTH GRADE CLARK BIATHISEN MAX Ross JERRY PRALL i President V ice-President Secretary-Treasurer Top Picture: Back Row: Leon Parker, Donald Warren, Max Petersen, David Taylor, Richard Schaffer , Jerry Peterson, Max Ross. Second Row: James Ray Berdean Robson, Phyllis Nodgaard, Carole Peterson, Janice Pieken Judith Shoeman, Jack Wilkinson, Paul Waters. ' , Front Row: Jerry Prall, James Wedemeyer, Dixie Phippen, Marilyn Thode, Bonnie Sturgis, Wayne Strittmatter. Not in Picture: Junior Nelson. Middle Picture: - Back Row: Max Gaunt, James Gaines, Vernon Marshall, James Lane, Jerome Marek, Claire Neiby, Clark Mathisen, Robert Lane. Second Row: Breton Fudge, Helen Longstreth, Marilyn Graham, Carol Jean Hansen, Beverly Lange, Beverly Jobes, Barbara Hunter, Kenneth Milford. Front Row: Marilyn Minor, Oralyn Ann Johnson, Peggy Johnson, Joan Nelson, Patricia Hoff- man, Marilyn Cordon, Duane Johnson. Bottom Picture: Back Row: Bruce Albertson, James Foster, Andrew Christensen, Larry Focht, Robert Foster, Tom Cambridge, George Allen, Larry Anderson, Roger Frank. Second Row: Mary Ann Anderson, Helen Comes, Marlene Akers, Dorothy Dixson, Patricia Baron, Kay Crawford, Sharon Camblin, Joe Bringleson. Front Raw: Betty Cashatt, Doloris Downing, Donna Anderson, Marcia Blakesley, Dona Jean Campbell. Virginia Lou Braman, Beverly Espelan, Jean Destler. Not in Picture: Raymond Chase. W N E SEVENTH GRADE BERNAL BROCK JAMES WILLIAMS JEAN BULLOCK President V ice-President Secretory-Treasurer Top Picture: Back Row: Eugene Figgins, Harold Albert, Jack Chase, Robert Barnett, Thomas Bailey, Donald Baker, Richard Carver, Bernal Brock, Harry Budd Second Row: Nancy Ennnert, Doloris Both, Luclla Bergquist, Beverly Butler, Carolee Craney, Evona Breach, Richard Carl, Jimmy Cavanaugh. Front Row: Charlotte Ecklin, Beverly Dwornicki, Carol Comes, Marilyn Cook, Phyllis Clark, Patricia Davis, .lo Ann Dunn, Le Ann Butler, Barbara Baxter. Not in Picture: .lean Bullock. Middle Picture: Back Row: Arthur Madsen, Edwin Logue. Fred Malone, David Goff, Jerry Madsen. Second Row: Robert Kief, Annmarie Nolte, Barbara Millslagle, Doris Cuttenfelder, Shirley Gaines, Margie Hemsted, Roberta Howard, Mary Joan Johnson. Front Row: Robert Johnson, Ronald King, Velma Gaines. Clarissa Marshall. Charlotte King, Alyce Moore, Virginia Foster, David Minor, Jerry Nichols. Not in Picture: Harvey Nielsen. Bottom Picture: Back Row: Le Ann Schiinmele, Mary Zellers, Gail Poch, Peter Nolte, Max Voggesser, James Richards, James Williams, Virginia Swolley, Wanda Woods. Second Row: Shirley Woodring, Patricia Sondag, Shirley Roggee, Barbara Stillian, Barbara Swolley, Linda Sue Shannon, Rita Rasmussen, Emily Stone. Front Row: Don Turner, Daryl Replogle, Frank Skipton, Phillip Worthington, Wendel Weide- man, Gary Runyan, Charles Readinger. 00 6 ,coo oO' USC? QXQ Xi J QMS CI Q9 Q Q 'Hike SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row: Ronald Day, Bill Rattenborg, Bill Baxter, Tim Wood, Elizabeth Goff, Marilyn Northrop. Second Row: Marcella Curtis, Delores Prall, Pat Craney, Betty Nelson, Clair Neiby, Fritz Hansen, Abby Ann Camblin. Front Row: Melvin Thomas, Bonnie Beedman, Janice Fulks, Dale Rowley, Mary Ann Moore, Phil Chinitz, Carol Richards. Not Pictured : Dick Bailey. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Second Row: Horold Albert, Jim Williams, Clark Mathisen, Larry Folk, Jerry Marsden, Bernal Brock. Front Row: Barbara Baxter, Charles Readinger, Tom Cambridge, Clair Neiby, Beverly lobes, Roberta Howard, Marilyn' Thode. Not Pictured: Jack Wilkinson. A, ggi? -J Bonnie Beekman Carol Destler Mary Ann Moore THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY On the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service to school, the above students were elected to the National Honor Society in 1948. Eight additional seniors with the same qualifications will be chosen in 1949. Back Row: Carol Destler, Peg Doolittle, Janice Fulks, Pat Thompson. Front Row: Roger Schupp, Marianne Gunderman, Mary Ann Moore, Mary D. Raines, .Io Ann Williams, Bonnie Beekman, Phil Chinitz. QUILL AND SCROLL To be elected to Quill and Scroll a student must he in the upper third of his class scholastically, and must have done outstanding Work on the Needle or the Javelin. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Back Row: Waldo Leander, Dale Nilges, Arnold Dilley, Robert Nelson, Richard McDermott, Orlin Sothman, Herbert Beier, Bob Phelps, Sylvester Opbroek, Leon Nelson, Ralph Chamberlain, Jim Schwartz, Richard Bailey, Dean Nilges, Gilbert Pederson, Herbert Hansen, James Nelson, Curtis Masteller. Second Row: Marvin Neilson, Charles Muzzey, Gilbert Whiley, Glen Jones, Ronald Temple- man, Wayne Herbert, Eldon Esbeck, Charles Goff, Morris Blake, Richard Smith, Clarence Polk- inghorn, Darrell Davis, Kenneth Winston, Darrell Both, Jack Drake, Ronald Ploghoft, Roger Esbeck. Front Row: Robert Miller, Dale Nelson, Dale Myers, Lloyd Cron, Lamar Esbeck, Don Jensen. Ronald Kay, Kendal Warne, Bob Sothnian, Mr. Wagoner fadvisorb, Donald Strittmatter. Howard Christensen, .lack Bell, Robert Swanson, Howard Martesen, Daryll Peterson, Dwaine Anderson, Gordon Meyer. Not Pictured : Bartlett Blake and Alfred Cordes. LEARNING To Do-Douvc To LEARN-EARNING To LIVE-LIVING To SERVE Through their vocational agriculture courses in high school, Future Farmers learn advanced methods of agriculture which will enable them to become successful farmers. Each boy has a project at home under the supervision of his vocational agriculture instructor. This encourages his own initiative toward his farm practice. The Future Farmers project is designed to give him an opportunity to earn some money with which he can expand his farm enterprises to such an extent that he will become a well established, well informed rural citizen. Leadership is just as essential in rural living as in other forms of society. It is encouraged in vocational agriculture classes to make the leaders of tomorrow better citizens. , T Editor Richard Bailey Assistant Editor Betty Aldrich Business Manager Bill Baxter Ass't Business Manager James Dahlherg l THE JAVELIN Girls' Sports: Le Ann Coates. Alice Hansen. Boys, Sports: Kendall Warne, Lamar Esheck, Donald AIH. Speech: Betty Ann Bock, ,lim Jordan, Bob Burnham. Music: Carolyn Rothe, Row- ena Stephens. Artists: Shirley Hansen, Marilyn Myers, Jo Ellen Arn. Layout: Donnis Helbourg, Betty Muzzy. School Life: .lody Highly, Don Cue, Marilu Brown. Senior Pictures: Janice Smith, Judith Jones, Ramona Cordes, Arnold Stone. Class Pictures: Wanda Blohn, Pat Wilkins. Mis- cellaneous Activities: Morris Blake, Francine Clay, Le Ann Coates. Editor Bonnie Beekman Associate Editor Pat Thompson Business Manager Peggy Doolittle Associate Business Manager Dale Rowley Circulation James Weilzel THE NEEDLE Established October, 1913 Published semi-monthly by the Journalism Staff, Atlantic High School Member of National Scholastic Press Association Boys' Sports: Phillip Cllinitz, Fred Brown. Editorials: JoAnn Williams, Carol Destler. Music: Roger Schupp, Marianne Gunderman. Fashions: Mary D. Rains. Humor: Mary Ann Moore General Column: Bernice Waters, Janice Fulks. Sponsor: Jeanne Howorth. . z fha sfreiiff , .. Mm, . ,..g.w:w4,:,,v.:f'zi4a ,,f91es14b2:M,.Ww,,,g,:,-V,-fig: , 4,,.,M9w . W , , .W NET Peggy Johnson .Marilyn Graham .Marilyn Minor 1. A. A. CABI President .... . Vice-President ,,.. . . Secretary ,..,. .... Treasurer .... . . . .Janice Picken Y-TEEN CABINET Back Row: .lo Beth Shoeman, Peggy Doolittle. Third Row: Vera Laursen, Pat Wilken, Carol Destler, Donna Rowley, Phyllis Lloyd. Second Row: Carolyn Rothe, .loan Highley, Betty Ann Rock, Audrey Nelson, Phyllis Christensen, Donnis Helbourg, ,leneane Poch, Shirley Knudsen, Adele Cockshoot, Shirley Christensen. Seated: Kathryn Norcross, Miss Alice Anderson, CSponsorl , Bonnie Beekman, Nedra Poch. I Y-Teens is a school service organization sponsored by the Y. W. C. A. One of their many projects for this year was the sending of sewing materials to several needy European countries. H I - Y C A B I N E T Back Row: Bill Butler, fSecretaryJ, Darrell Henningsen, Charles Goff, fVice-Presidentl, Ed Cambridge, Phil Chinitz. Front Row: Mr. Carr iSponsorJ, Jim Dahlberg, iPresidentJ. The Hi-Y is directed by the Y. M. C. A.g it sponsors school dances and is a school service organization. Hi-Y also has a basketball team and has taken part in a panel discussion on boy, girl relationships. INTRAMURALS GIRLS' BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS . HOME ROOM 103 Back Row: Mary J. Miller, Evelyn Breach, Phyllis Christensen, Helen Kurtenbach, Colleen Jones. Front Row: Joan Johnson, Mardel Graham. BOYS' BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS HOME RooM 315 Back Row: Roger Bagley, Herbert Beier, Garnet Blohn. Front Row: Bill Butler, Raymond Prall. MIXED VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS HOME RooM 304 ' Back Row: Don Minor, Bob Phelps, Delmar Patterson, Donald Pauley. Second Row: Phyllis Parm- ley, Shirley Parrott, Carolyn McFadden. Front Row: Elnoru Mar- shall, Jack Phipps-11, Ruby Pieken, Ruth Pieken. CONCERT BAND The concert band has gained a wide variety of musical experience this year. In each H700 clubv concert, the band received a large ovation from its audience and was also given commendable recognition as a participant in the music contest. A variety of numbers were worked on, favorites being Sousa's marches and semi- clasSical music. Before advancing into this laudable organization, each new member must have completed his work in the junior band. Flutes Mary Dorothy Rains Margaret Emmert Marilyn Myers Shirley Christensen Patty Hannon Oboe Elizabeth Golf Bassoon Ruth Ellen Rock Alto Clarinet Nellie Green Bass Clarinet Mary Ann Moore Alto Saxophones Patricia Thompson David Allen Lois Vawter Margery Norcross Tenor Saxophones Shirley Pollock Peggy Kelso .lunior Boggs Bass Drum Gayle Marquette T ympani Chuck Duncan Baritone Saxophone Shirley Anderson Clarinets Carol Graham Mary Louise Graham Rowena Steifens Marianne Gundermann Alice Hansen Janet Grulke Donna Rowley Melvin Smith Roger Frank Delores Prall Beverly Lau Ruth Wedemeyer Dona Campbell Jo Ann Dunn Alyce Moore Donna Norton Doris Guttenfelder Bernal Brock Joann Paulson Sue Shannon Comets Dick Cook Marshall Iftner Dick McCauley Delmar Patterson Gene johnson Patty Templeton Max Ross Bonnie Sturgess French Horns Kathryn Norcross Ellen .lane Poch Roger Schupp Nancy Clithero Sharon Knutson Baritones Elvin Hendricks Adele Cockshoot Steiner Silence .lames Wedemeyer Trambones Frederick Hansen Edward Cambridge Duane Eckles Frank Sturdevant Claire Neiby .loan .lohnson Gilbert Whiley Lynn Sanney Norman Pellet Basses Gary Weideman Arnold Dilley Cello Jo Ann Williams String Basses Mary Jane Miller Snare Drums Agnes Ross Marlene Martin Geraldine Watts Bob Burnham ORCHESTRA Newly organized last year, the orchestra made rapid progress in technique and musicianship. There are members of the string ensemble and the more experienced band players in this group. The orchestra has performed in the H700 clubv concerts and was represented at the district contest. Violins Sidney Jones Dorothy Dixen Andrew Christenson Rozanne Verrick Berdean Robson Cello .lo Ann Williams String Basses Mary Jane Miller Flutes Mary Dorothy Rains Shirley Christensen Oboe Elizaheth Goff Bassoon Ruth Ellen Rock Clarinets Carol Graham Mary Louise Graham Marianne Gunclermann Alto Saxophone Pat Thompson Tenor Saxophone Shirley Pollock Corn ets Patty Templeton Marshall lftner French Horns Roger Scllupp Nancy Clithero Trombone Fritz Hansen Percussion Marlene Martin Gayle Marquette Chuck Duncan Baritone Elvin Hendricks Accompanist Adele Cockshoot BRASS QUARTET SAXOPHONE QUARTET Dick McCauley Pat Templeton Pat Thompson David Allen Claire Neiby Adele Cockshoot Shirley Pollock Shirley Anderson CLARINET QUARTET WOODWIND QUARTET Carol Graham Mary Louise Graham Carol Graham Elizabeth Goff Shirley Christensen Marianne Gunfiermann Rowena Steflens Ellen Jane Poch Ruth Ellen Rock TROMBONE QUARTET HORN QUARTET Fred Sturdevant Duane Eckles Nancy Clithero Roger Sehupp Edward Cambridge Fritz Hansen Ellen Jane Poch Kathryn Norcross MIXED CLARINET QUARTET BRASS SEXTET Marianne Gundermann Mary Louise Graham Fritz Hansen Elvin Hendricks Kathryn Norcross Nellie Green Mary Ann Moore Arnold Dilley Marshall lftner Dick Cook DRUM ENSEMBLE FLUTE QUARTET V Agnes Ross Marlene Martin Chuck Duncan Mary Dorothy Rains Shirley Christensen Bob Burnham Gayle Marquette Margaret Emmert Marilyn Myers TRUMPET QUARTET TRUMPET TRIO Dick Cook Marshall Iftner Bonnie Sturgcss Max Ross Dick McCauley Gene Johnson Patty Templeton GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Back Row: Marjorie Mullins, Abby Ann Camblin, Rosalie Schaaf, Shirley Knudsen, Lola Foss, Eleanor Smith, Sally Blake, Phyllis Christensen, Wanda Blolm, Marilyn Myers, Beverly Lau, Vera Larsen, Nadine Petersen, Mr. Rumbaugh, Joan Knop, Beverly Trent, Elizabeth Goff, Francine Clay, Patricia Wilken, Nedra Poch, Donnis Helbourg, Jean Sunderman, Frances Banks, Jeanette Thielen, Evelyn Breach, Jo Beth Shoeman. Middle Row: Marcella Curtis, Sheryl Winston, Doris Myers, Pat Jones, Nadine Olsen, Colleen Jones, Patricia Shea, Marjorie Johnson, Marjorie Richie, Carolyn Rothe, Patricia Shepperd, Char- lotte Porter, Mary Ann Thompson, Carol Graham, Suzanna Kinnersley, Marian Young, Marian Rose, Margaret Ann Thielen, Esther Larsen, Dona Pinhero, Betty Nelson, Mary Borchardt, Adele Cockshoot, J aneane Poch, Lola Ware, Carol Destler, accompanist. Front Row: Jeanne Howard, Janice Prall, Nancy Clithero, Lois Henke, Harriet Turner, Elnora Marshall, Judy Rock, Janice Darrow, Doris Youngschlager, Dorothy Adams, Margery Norcross, Betty Ann Rock, Jo Ann Hoffman, Rozanne Vierck, Marilyn Doolittle, Linda Oakes, Diane Corl, Carol Richards, Darlene Lorenzen, Phyllis Parmley, Patricia Templeton, Dorothy Jean Rock. CHOIR Back Row: Jo Ann Williams, Janice Fulks, Sally Blake, Carolyn McFadden, Charles Long- streth, Duane Becker, Delmar Patterson, Jim Dahlberg, Mr. Rumbaugh, Darrell Henningson, Duane Eckles, Merrill Walsh, Gayle Marquette, Patricia Wilken, Nedra Poch, Peggy Doolittle, Patricia Thompson. Second Row: Carolyn Rothe, Mary Dorothy Rains, Suzanne Kinnersley, Ellen .lane Poch, Francine Clay, Marjorie Mullins, Gilbert Whiley, Steiner Silence, Edward Cambridge, Donald Pauley, Jerry Williams, Doris Peterson, Donna Pinhero, Mary Ann Moore, Carol Destler. Front Row: Jeanne Howard, Elnora Marshall, Eunice Thompson, Marcella Curtis, Patricia Hannon, Marilyn Doolittle, Donald Bishop, Joan Bendorf, David Allen, Fritz Hansen, Joanne Rattenborg, Kathryn Norcross, Betty Ann Rock, Ruth Ellen Rock. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Back Row: Jim Albertson, Edward Cambridge, Duane Becker, Jim Dahlberg, Richard Rudig, Charles Longstreth, Mr. Rumbaugh, Delmar Patterson, John Bendorf, Lynn Sanney, Duane Eckles, Bert Bagley, Merrell Walsh. Second Row: Sidney Jones, Gilbert Whiley, Fred Sturdevant, Raymond Vawter, Dale Read- inger, Steiner Silence, Byron Baker, Dale Pauley, Owen Schroeder, David Allen, Jerry Williams, Donald Pauley. Front Row: Melvin Thomas, Delano Brown, Donald Bishop, Glen Jones, Glen Harmon 7 Kathryn Norcross, accompanist, Gary Kloppenberg, Corky Gaines, Fritz Hansen, Marvin Robson, Jerry Girard. MADRIGAL Delmar Patterson, .lim Dalllberg, Sally Blake, Elnora Marshall, .lo Ann Williams, Carolyn Rothe, Carol Destler, Mary Moore, Fritz Hansen, Gayle Marquette. r GIRLS' SEXTET Mary Moore, Accompanist Marcella Curtis, Sally Blake, .lo Ann Williams, Mary D. Rains. Peg Doolittle, Pat Thompson. BOYS' QUARTET GIRLS' TRI Delmar Patterson, .lim Dahlberg, David Allen O Gayle Marquette Elnora Marshall, Ellen Jane Poch, Neclra Poch MIXED QUARTET Delmar Patterson, Sally Blake, Pat Thompson, Gayle Marquette, Accompanistg Kathryn Norcross SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS Back Row: Jimmy Williams, Ed Logue, Gail Pooh, Dick Carver, Barbara Swollcy, Nancy Emmert, Shirley Rogge, David Goff, Mr. Rumbaugh, Tom Bailey, Carolee Craney, Doris Gutten- felder, Jack Chase, Peter Nolte, Jerry Marsdon, Bernal Brock, Le Ann Scliimmele. Second Row: Eugene Figgens, Rita Rasmussen, Beverly Dwornicki, Mary Zellers, Joann Dunn, Shirley Woodring, Anmarie Nolte, James Richards, Roberta Howard, Charlotte Ecklin, Sue Shannon, Harold Albert, Jean Bullock, Patricia Sondag, Barbara Millslagle, Richard Carl, Jimmy Cavanaugh. Front Row: Freddy Gaines, Don Turner, Le Ann Butler, Barbara Baxter, Emily Stone, David Minor, Virginia Foster, Marilyn Cook, Patricia Daves, Wanda Woods, Clarissa Marshall, Arthur Madson, Phil Worthington, Alyce Moore, Charlotte King, Ronnie King. , EIGHTH GRADE ,CHORUS Bock Row: Marlene Akers, Helen Longstreth, Beverly Lang, Max Peterson, Jerome Mauk, Mr. Rumbaugli, David Taylor, Vernon Marshall, Carol Jean Hansen, Mary Ann Anderson, Beverly Jobes, Helen Comes. Second Row: Marilyn Minor, Phyllis Nodgaard, Leon Parker, ,lim Foster. Kay Crawford, Carol Peterson, Janice Pieken, Sharon Camblin, Judy Shoeman, Larry Focht, .lean Destler, Dona Anderson. Front Row: Joe Bringleson, Marcia Blakesly, .lack Wilkinson. Marilyn Thode, Oralyn Johnson, Virginia Brahman, Peggy Johnson, Marilyn Cordon, Patsy Hoff- man, Beverly Espland, Wayne Strittmatter, Jerry Prall. A. H. S. BATON TWIRLERS Pat Hoffman, Marcia Blakesley, Mary Zellf-rs. Pat Hannon. Marjorie Russ, .lanff Albertson, Marjorie Norcross. A. H. S. PEP BAND Front Row: Fritz Hansen, Ellen J. Poch, Kathryn Norcross, Marianne Gunderman, Mary L Graham, Carol Graham. Second Row: Elvin Hendricks, David Allen, Pat Thompson, Mary D Rains, Mary A. Moore. Third Row:Marshall Iftner, Peggy Kelso, Dick McCauley, Arnold Dilly Standing: Agnes Ross, Gayle Marquette, Marlene Martin. SENIOR CLASS PLAY BEST FOOT FORWARD On the evening of November 3, 1949, at 8:00 P. M., the curtain rose on the first act of the senior class play, Best Foot Forward, being presented on the stage of the Atlantic High School Theatre. This delightful comedy, written by John Cecil Holmes, was directed by James S. Hitchcock and Donald W. Darby. The play takes place in the dormitory of a boys school, Winsocki Prep. The boys are preparing for a dance at which their girl friends are guests. When one of the boys turns up with two dates, the whole school tries to help him. Their trials and tribulations made an interesting eveningis entertainment. The cast included: Gayle Marquette, ,lim Jordan, Jim Schwartz, Fred Brown, Bob Burnham, Roger Schupp, Betty Ann Rock, Marianne Gunderman, Mary D. Rains, Bonnie Beekman, Dale Rowley, Sylvester Opbroek, Pat Thompson, Bill Baxter, Jim Weitzel, Mary Moore, and Le Ann Coates. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY UNCLE FRED FLITS BY The junior class play cast, pictured above, presented the play, A'Uncle Fred Flits By , written by P. G. Wodehouse, two evenings this year, March 29 and 30. The play is the story ofUncle Fred who drags his protesting teenage nephew into a completely strange home and then casually proceeds to take over the completely bewildered occupants. With uproarious situations and sparkling dialogue, the audience loved this zestful comedy of youth. The cast included, Back Row: Elvin Hendricks, Delmar Patterson, Wayne Johnson, Eldon Esbeck, Tim Woods. Second Raw: Fritz Hansen, Carolyn McFadden, Ruth May Nelson, and Vera Laursen. 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LAMAR ESBECK, Lejz Half-Although this was his first year out for Iootball, Lamar established himself as a hard driving and hard tackling back. He was always in there punching when the going was rough. BOB SCHWARTZ, Right End-Bob, who played three years of football, played his senior year as a fast charging right end. In any game, the backs would somewhere find open field as a re- sult of this lad's downfield blocking. KENDAL WARNE, Left Guard - Ken has been an alert player this season, as he was last. He will be missed by the squad next year. DON JENSEN, Right Guard-Although he has been in Atlantic lor only two years, Don has established himself on the squad as a rough, tough, guard. Don always gave his opponents a good idea of rough football. He also landed several berths on outstanding teams. JIM DAHLBERG, Left Tackle-Jim has been playing his first season after a severe leg injury received two years ago. He has been a rugged lineman on defense as well as offense. He was honored by several berths on outstanding teams. CHUCK Gorr, Right Tackle-Charlie has been a reliable reserve this year. He was always in there fighting when he was needed. His drive and spark will be missed greatly next year. CURT MASTI-:LLAn, Left End-Curt is one of our four year players. He has been a great help as a peppy reserve end. Curt had a lot to do with our past football record. DICK BAILEY, Right End-Dick has played three years of football for A. H. S. For the past two years he has been a peppy reserve end. Op- ponents found a rough time getting around this senior Trojan end. .-..,...,..,.,,,wM..-.-r, ..,... rw.. v .TT Bob Schwartz Don Jensen ,ae f V - jg? .1 Q vf J Q ,fs f 5+ s Q' Q v. f Q s 1 5. 9 wr M 9 Q52 ff' af ...IFR ...a .. Nag? 4, 'X ian . ig s 4 S 49 gy, 0 294, X0 ve 12 ft 4 V pfmf 0 , it .f Q Chuck Goff Curt Mastellar 57 , I ATLANTIC FOOTBALL SQUAD 1948-49 Back Row, fleft to rightl: Assistant Coach Jim Corken, H. Beier, M. Nielsen, G. Kloppen- burg, 0. Schrader, R. Esbeck, Dale Pauley, D. Turner, J. Drake, D. Myers, R. Ploghoft, Coach Doc Yates. Fourth Row:Don Pauley, B. Rattenborg, D. Mott, J. Girard, R. Voggessar, D. Mc- Cauley, E. Esbeck, B. Chase, J. Albertson, D. Schuler, M. Thomas. Third Row: H. Hansen, D. Both, M. Robson, C. Muzzy, B. Baker, W. Johnson, D. Readinger, R. Seivert, P. Kelloway, B. Bag- ley, C. Masteller. Second Row: G. Olsen, M. Iftner, C. Goff, L. Esbeck, J. Bell, C. Duncan, D. Bailey, P. Armknecht, F. Nielsen, H. Christensen, R. McDermott. Bottom Row: D. Woolsey, D. Cook, B. Schwartz, B. Bell, D. Jensen, B. Butler, K. Warne, J. Dahlberg, D. Strittmatter, N. Smith, V. Phillips. FOOTBALL RECORD 1948-49 ATLANTIC ADEL ...... ATLANTIC VILLISCA . . ATLANTIC RED OAK . . ATLANTIC CORNING ., ATLANTIC CLARINDA . . ATLANTIC .... .... G RI-:EN1-'IELD ATLANTIC SHENANDOAH ATLANTIC HARLAN ,... ATLANTIC CARROLL .. ATLANTIC CRESTON . . 4 I v , ATLANTIC BASKETBALL SQUAD Back Row fleft to rightl: Floyd Williams, Burt Bagley, Roger Bagley, Jack Phippen, Wayne Anderson, Gene Johnson, Gene Anderson, .lim Lewer, Bob Bell, Frank Nielsen, Tim Woods, Bill Rattenborg. Front Row: George Olsen, Dick Cook, Charles Duncan, Vernie Phillips, Phil Arm- knecht, Norm Smith. , Well, the Trojans have done it again. Doc and ,lim really brought the team into shape in a hurry. Although the team was almost entirely made up of juniors and sophomores, they had a lot of spirit and fight and made the opponents really work to survive. The team started off with a big bang when they pushed out our host Green- field. The same week the Yates-men were taken out by Villisca, but the Trojans were not going to quit. The following week on December 10th the Trojans squeezed past a highly favored Diagonal team. The Atlantic quintet must have had a jinx on them because in the next game the Shenandoah Mustangs breezed past them by a big margin. The Trojans again came back into the race by dunking Red Oak. Aftet Christmas the air was dampened by a Trojan loss to the Manning Bull- dogs. lt was even damper after the team was crushed by Creston. On January Sth the Shenandoah Mustangs again squeezed out the Yatesmen. On February 4th the men from Troy started a four game winning streak: Red Oak, Creston, Corning, and Harlan were all dunked by the team. The spirits of the team really brightened, but only to be darkened by a double loss. The Yates-men lost to Clarinda and to Oakland in the district tournament. All totaled up this makes nine wins and nine losses. We don't want to forget ,lim Corken's Reserves who also had a very successful season. They came through with a total of eleven wins and seven losses. The pros- pects look very good for the coming years as the team loses only one player by graduation. This is Vernon Phillips who will really be missed next season. A. H. s. TROJANS Vernie Phillips 1948- Norman Smith Phil Armknecht 49 ei' ,,M ,,,,:, George Olsen Doc Yates Chuck Duncan ATLANTIC TROJANS BASKETBALL RECORD 1 9 4 8 - 4 9 Atlantic. . . .... 25 Greenfield Atlantic. . . ..... 19 Villisca . . Atlantic. . . .... 21 Diagonal . Atlantic. . . .... 22 Shenandoah Atlantic. . . .... 37 Red Oak . . Atlantic ..... ..,., 2 7 Manning . Atlantic ..... ..... 2 4 Creston . . Atlantic. . . ..... 29 Corning . . Atlantic ..... .... 2 3 Clarinda . . Atlantic ..... ..... 3 2 Villisca . . Atlantic ...,. ..... 3 7 Carroll . . . Atlantic. . . ..... 33 Shenandoah Atlantic ..... ..... 4 9 Red Oak . , Atlantic ..... ..... 3 9 Creston . . Atlantic ..... ..... 3 6 Corning .. Atlantic. , . ..... 49 Harlan . . . Atlantic ....27 Clarincla . . Dick Cook 17 25 19 38 23 32 3-2 2 1 46 36 33 37 47 34 34 39 38 Don Woolsey JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SQUAD Top Row, fleft to righll: David Goff, Gary Runyan, Harry Budd, Chas. Readinger, Richard Carl. .lim Williams. Third Row:Le0n Parker, Jimmy Cavenaugh, Roger Frank, Donald Warren, Fred Gaines, Don Turner, James Richards, Jerry Marsden, Larry Focht. Second Row: Wayne Strittmatter, Paul Waters, Clark Mathisen, ,lim Lane, Dennis Slutts, Max Ross, ,lack Wilkinson, Tom Cambridge. Front Row: Bob Lane, George Allen. Jerome Marek, Bob Foster, Phil Worth- ington. Tom Bailey, Harold Albert, Claire Neiby. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row, fleft to rightjz Ronnie King, Richard Carl, Dick Carver, Edwin Logue, Tom Bailey, .lim Williams, .lames Richards, Harold Albert, Harry Budd, Fred Gaines. Front Row: Frank Skipton, Bernal Brock, Charles Readinger, Phil Worthington, David Minor, David Golf, Jerry Marsden, ,lim Cavanaugh, Bob Kief, Max Voggesser, Cary Runyan, Don Turner, Peter Nolte. , EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row: Tom Cambridge, Claire Neiby, Bob Foster, Clark Mathisen, Jerome Marek, Jim Lane, Max Ross, Bob Lane, Larry Focht, .lim Ray. Front Row: Paul Waters, Max Guant, Mick Allen, Bruce Albertson, Wayne Strittmatter, Roger Frank, Leon Parker. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL Atlantic High has something to look Forward to. The Junior High came through their basketball season on top. As for football they did,n't do quite so well, but deserve credit for a fine season. ln football they won one, tied one, and lost one. They show a lot of promise in the coming years. The Junior High did a lot better in basketball. The seventh grade played only five games, winning three and losing two. The eighth grade played 13 games, winning twelve and losing one. lt sums up to fifteen wins and three losses for our Junior High cagers. Mr. Templeton and the team are to be congratulated on such a Hne season. ' SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Back Row: Bernice Waters, Dorothy Adams, ,Io Beth Shoeman, Beverly Trent, Bonnie Beek man, Alice Hansen. Front Row: Kenny Winston, Fred Brown. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Dorothy Dixson Charlotte Ecklin Virginia Foster Dona Anderson Mary Ann Anderson Q X N I S, ,lm 152 1 1 1 'f 1 1 i' ' L 1 1 1 'Y .-Q e 14' 1 flu, h 1 1111 1 11 1 s.-5 1 1' 1 1 1 L3 ' lgif -rf.. ,N ,. J 2 'f Eff, A X-R-C, .lik 1,9153 1h-11 15:1 Nr' . 1, E 11151 1 . L F. m .H-151 .9 .3 1 rfiii ,L . 1 L 1 ,. 31211 fiff E1 151 i j .1 1 1. 15: 1, 1 11 1 1 1 1 1.?L' 'Q-, 1 ,., 1 ,, S , 1 r, 9 1 fz r , 1, . 1,1 gf: 1' CLARA ERGENBRIGHT Principal of Grant KINDERGARTEN, Grant CLEA Monnow, Instructor Back Row: Parker Butcher, Caroline Stillian, Larry Lane, Bobby Willis, George Nagel, Jeanne Baker, Delores Luke. Middle Row: Richard Wright, Merrill Pangburn, Betty Logue, Ronald Jensen, Judy Gipple. Terry Davis, Richard Swolley, Jimmy Prickett, Joyce Knight, Jucly Pross, Violet Anderson. Front Row: Jack Barringer, Carolyn Flathers, Larry Fuller, Linda Woolsey, Dennis Wilt, Karen Swolley, Alice Fuller, Cheryl Woolsey, Roger Lane, Sharon Lane, Ervin Witt. .FIRST GRADE Gran! School Lomvrra Smart I nstructnr SECOND GRADE Grant School .llYn1'Llc XVILLIAMS Ins rrur-rnr THIRD GRADE ' Grant School CLARA ERCI-ZNBRltZll'I' lnslrurrnr l l . Top Picture, left to right. Back Row: Gary Baker, Nancy Lee Lundberg, Darrell Pricketl, Rodney Clark. Loretta Sage, Nancy Anderson, Edward Cavanaugll, Sandra Wood, Shirley Fish. Second Row: Roger Sutton. Paul .l0l1nson, Kathleen Glennie, Harold Alt, Rita Cavanaugh, Dick Pross. Sara Anderson, Robert Rains. Caroleen Turk. First Row: Dickie Brown, Sharon Flathers, Robert Gaines, Karen Turnure, Jerry Rattenlaorg. Carol Clark. Rosalee- Armstrong, Keith Cranston. Center Picture, left to right. Back Row: Carol Swolley, Dwaine Clark, Janet Swolley, .lerry Carr, Mrs. Myrtle Williams, Billy Knight, Roland Fuller, Eldon Rains. Frank Pross. Center Row: Donald Henry, Larry Berger Patty Woolsey, Danny Bockelmann, Betty .Ann Lane, .lacqueline Madsen, Earl Turnure. Front Row: Gloria Knight, Sidney Smiley, Mary Rattenborg, Karen Bruner, Jack Woolsey, Mickey Barringer, Franklin Lane. Bottom Picture, left to right. Back Row: Larry Clark, Frank Berquist, Juaneta Wittmus, Clara Ergenbriglmt, Margaret Pieken, Ronald Parmley, Margaret Prickett. Center Row: Dicky Dee Anderson, George Cavanaugh, Dennis Johnson, Leslie Purdue, Frank Ratzlaff, Nancy Lee Barringer, Roger Cashatt, James Fish. Front Row: Verna Wittrnus, Gary L. Kinnison, Margaret Ann Swolley, Janet Perdue, Donald D. Cook, Duane Anzlf-rson. ADYLN DEERE Principal ,of Jackson MORNING KINDERGARTEN Jackson AGNES POUCH, Instructor Back Row: David Kaplan, Norman Kunze, Timmy Maher, Marvin McMahill, Alan Carver, Billy Irish, .lack Johnson, Richard Lowe. Middle Row: David Pross, Jack Bennett, Donald Alliss, Tommy Arn, Teddy J oe Lane, Don Lee McDermott, Charles Lane, Robert Dennis, Dean Bornholdt. Front Row: Sharon Most, Margaret Krolm, Margaret Porter, Nan Rudolph, Colleen Hayes, Etta l.ee Toler, Barbi Bell. Top Picture, left to right Back Row: Gary Andrews, Nancy Lycett, Carol Lang, Dennis Roseman, Mrs. Pogge, Joyce Millard, Joelen Bell, Marcus Brown, Dennis Young, Lester Dobernecker. Front Row: Carrie Mae Schwennecker, Karen Boggs, Etta Lee Toler, Patty Ann Vawter, Carolyn Schwartz, Patsy Meyer, Tommy Hersley, Kandy Leim, Russell Hoegh, Sandra Shuck, Bill Fischer. Center Picture, left to right i Back Row: Steven Nelson, Bruce Camblin, Ronald Tillett, Miss Walker, Jeaneen Ramsey. Gary Young, Larry McDermott, Judith Turner. Middle Row: Mark Needles, Karla Kay Christen- sen, Carolyn McCord, Raymond Miller, Gary Phippen, David Most Phillip Neins, Alice Walker. Sharon Rasmussen. Front Row: George Dennis, James Krohn, Robert Oestereich, Edward Klinke- fus, Karla Kay Bruner, Judith Odem, Myron Berry. Bottom Picture, left to right , ' Back Row: Judith Hutchinson, Lynette Wagoner, Jolene Mikkelsen, Miss McMahon, Kathryn Seaman, Dallas Strand, Charlotte Bills, Nancy Hagen, Joe Marshall. Middle Row: Michael Gorman, Judith Dee Johnson, Larry Brown, Jon Church, Monte lrelaucl, Garnet Lynch, Sharon Eilts, Norman Dreager. Front Row: Robert Lee Rounds, Rohert Matthews, Roherta Petersen, Linda Farrell, Nikki Hartkopf, Tommy Wood. 68 AFTERNOON KINDERGARTEN Jackson ACN!-IS Pocm-1 I n .vtrnrlor 'Fnzsr GRADE Jackson RIARY WALKER I nsfrur-mr FIRST GRADE Jackson Fm News MCMA HON Instructor SECOND GRADE Jackson Du N NIS Comm us Instructor SECOND AND THIRD GRADES Jackson Gmail: McCoy Instructor THIRD GRADE Jackson MARTHA WVA'l'Iilt5 Instructor Top Picture, left to right Back Row: Roger McFadden. Annitta Nolte, John Carl, LaVern Peterson, Miss Coomes, Sandra Anderson, Merida Thyne Mathisen, Norlene Hagen, Nancy Porter. Middle Rows Gene Keiln, Kathleen Zuch, Janet Malone, Julia Bagley, David Anderson, Patrick McCoy, Leonard Schwennecker, Charlotte Fudge, Sharon Hargis. Front Row: Della Brown, Harold Drohn, Clair Brown, Phyllis Kay, Linnea Howard, Clayton Schuck, Dennis Olsen. Center Picture, left to right Back Row: Reed Warren. Carlene Banks, Patricia Hoegh, David Wilkins, Miss McCoy, Ross Christensen, Edwin Mathisen, Nancy Royalty, Cordon Curtis. Middle Row: Harriet Rasmussen, Richard Smith, Delia Destler, Charlotte Ackerman, Sharlene Eilts, Keith Anderson, Garry Render. First Row: Billy Jackson, Donald Matthews, John Hogueison, Mary Maher, Maureen Fischer, Sandra Mullenber. Bottom Picture, left to right Back Row: Robert Camp, Raymond Miller, Barbara Lang, Ronald Most, Martha Waters, Dennis Downing. Fref'riclc Klinkefus, Nancy Bell, Jo Ann Fowble. Middle Row: Garry Pross, Danny Lowe, Kurt Keim. l.aVonne Petersen, Jimmy lreland, Danny Maher, Robert Sondag, Billy Dimig, Sandra Budd. Front Row: Dale Gray, Sharon Farrell, Marilyn Jensen, Judith Robinson, Madona Will, David Drake, David Dennis, Edward Butts. 69 E X X L, L FOURTH GRADE Jackson Mixntmmzr DEL:-:AN Instructor FOURTH GRADE Jackson RITA CULLEN Instructor FIFTH GRADE Jackson BIQRTH Ii KJ Alt Instructor Back Row: Jack Schell, Colette Allen, Kathryn Lowe, Richard Krambeck, Miss DeLean, Larry Johnson, Richard Eblen, Judy Anderson, David Goeken. Middle Row: Shirley Winger, David Needles, Wanda Jensen, Bar- bara Johnson, Marlene Lane, Ronald Polkingharn, Robert Johnson, Ida May Scott, Roger Nelson, Karen Phippen. Front Row: Marcella Pedersen, Patrick Smiley, Kenneth Gipple, Wanda Turner, David Dryer, Nedra Clark, DeWitt Stafford, Kay Woodring. Center Picture, left to right. Back Row: Elizabeth Portor, Lonnie Howard, Sara Bell Vawter, Miss Cullen, Bon- nie Thomsen, Sharon Carr, Marjorie Knight, James Tillett, Middle Row: Jean Turner, Carolyn Cole, Mary Nell Voss, Frank Phippen, Laverne Mayehama, Ronald Weaver, Linda Vorrath, John Pidgette. Front Row: Carol Lynch, Robert Cook, Lowell Anderson, Eleanor Schackson, Raymond Armknecht, JO Ann Baker. Bottom Picture, left to right. Back Row: Jerry Poch, Gregory Galiher, Bruce Tillett, Clifford Fudge, Elvin Breach, Robert Taylor, Miss Kjar, Billy Lippincott, Robert Johnson, Robert Goff, Betty Ann Figgins. Middle Row: Nadine Anderson, Donald Allen, James Borchardt, Delbert Jepsen, Marlene Pooh, Carol Lynch, Norma Johnson, Patty Turner, Janice Kay, Mary Ann Willkinson. Franz Row: Jerry Skipton, Janice Strand, Larry McCord, James Berry, Duane Olson, Jerry Sorensen, Mary Ann Madsen, Marvin Blakesley, Daryl Johnson. FIFTH GRADE Jackson Cl'Ilt'l'RllIlI'1 BI-ICKICII Inslruetor SIXTH GRADE Jackson Anmn Dmzn Instrnrtor SIXTH GRADE Jackson l'luLl-:N SICIYIQIVI' Instructor Top Pieture, left to right Back Row: Jimmy Carey, Robert Neiens. Donald Knudsen, Jerry Turner, Helen Sorenson, Nliss l3CCliCI', Josette Millard. Martha Kunze, Patricia Hogueison, Betty Madsen, Earl Johnson. flliflrllc Row: James Peterson, Gayle Keim. Richard Voss. John Osborn, Larry l.ow, Beverly Shaekson, Nancy Andrews, Virginia Fuller, Darrell Dreager. Front Row: Billy Davis. Charlotte Lynch, Larry Kessler, John Budd. Janet Hogueison, Raymond Christensen, Bonnie Warden, Sidney Martin, Janet Parmley, Judith Glennie. Center Picture, left to right Back Row: Gary Most, John Carr, Jerry Church. Denny Denningsen, Everett, Stillian, Miss Deere. Richard Hellman. Charles Strittmatter, Gordon Glennie. Larry Campbell, Charles Woodring. ,llidrfle Rout: Shirley Knight. lllitzi McMahill, Helen Haworth. Yvonne Greenwalt. Carol Kram- hecle. Darlene Nilges. Shirley Johnson. Dorothy Johnson, Elaine Stone, Donna Paulson. Front Row: Lonnie Potter, Jerry Gaines, Marcia Ray, Frances Focht, Linda Christiansen, Billy Royalty, Billy Thompson. Bottom Picture, left to right Back Row: Richard Hensley, Mary Ann Bringleson, Karon McCauley, Mrs. Seivert, llohert Calnhlin. Marilyn Nelson. Robert Madsen, Marcelyn Meyer. Middle Row: Rosemary Shaclison, Sharon Sehuler. Leila Cue. Carol Wagoner. James Schupp. Barbara Gaines. Front Row: Marcia Gaylord, Jerry Miller, Donald Paulson, John Williams, Larry Phippen. WINIFRED CORNELL Principal of Lincoln r- AFTERNOON KINDERGARTEN Lincoln MARION GODDARD, Instructor Top Picture, left to right Back Row: Darwin Turk, Marcene Sandhorst, Joyce Peterson, Thelma Pa1'ker, Larry Lee Eblen, Sally Moore, Miss Goddard, Suzanne King, Sherry Rothe, Bobbie Miller, Jay Young, Kim Johnston, Dickie Hansen. First Row: Diane Witte, Karen Kay Griffin, Robert Madsen, Sheryl Gaines, Bobby Anderson, David Dohrmann, Mary Jo Kieth, Barbara Lee Retallic, Marlene Landon, Marjorie Anne Scherdin, Sharon Barnett. Not in Picture: Marvin Hansen, Susan Richards, Dickie McVay, Max Porter, Amy Jo Paul, Deanna Dale Cline, Kathryn Sue Fiekel, Roberta Baxter, Virginia Kaiser. MORNING KINDERGARTEN Lincoln MARION GODDARD, Instructor Back Row: Terry Busskohl, Karen Kay Bair, Mary McKenzie, Mary Jo Strong, Wade Potter, Elizabeth Freeman, Tommy Cappel, Carolyn Kay Hansen, Cliliord Johnson, Jr., Sue Ellen Barber. Second Row: Philip Miller, Dale Housewirth, Allen Christiansen, Sharon Anne Miller, Bob Forsht, Gordon Taylor, Barbara Jean Milford, Anna Litchfield, Robin Stefiens. Judy Hiatt, Albert Hoep- ner, Gerald Brink, Dallas Vernon. Julie Marshall. First Row: Carol Nelson, Bob Hayes, Bobbie Gustason, Bill Jones, Nancy Lee Pigg, Earl Blunk, Pamela Meredith. FIRST GRADE Lincoln N num G AIKLAINIJ Instructor FIRST GRADE Lincoln lisrnnn B1 i1'Ll4:n Instructor SECOND GRADE Lincoln Nl ns. WM. TEMPLETO A Instructor K , l Top Picture, left to right 1 Back Row: Gloria Logue, Rnsella Blunk, Hans lessen, ,loe Zoucha, Mrs. Garland, Sandra Gross, .lewelene Replogle, Steven Hanke, Billy Lester, llolm White, lXl.ary Ellen Marshall. Second Row: Kathleen Dwornicki, Billy Vernon, Lucille Anderson, .linnnie Wcss, Dick Seybert, Barbara Bennett, David McDaniels, Alan Witte, .lcrry St. Paer, Kay Hickey, Karen Dohrinann, David Christensen. First Row: Dick Lund, Sharon Arn, .lack Glissnian. Center Picture, left to right Back Row: Dick Knudsen, Roger Willcnlxurg, ,lack Knight. Sandra Tompkins, John Breeden, Karen Beekman, Carolyn lVlaylJer1'y. .lackie Warner, Rarhara Scherdin, Roger McCain, Penny Stnrdevant. Second Row: .linnny Ashenfeller. .limmy King. Darlene lX'lcAlister, Janet King, Carol Dwyer, Karan Fickertt, .lohn Roland. Tim Tlialcln-r. Dennis King. Mickey Metz, Diane Hoffman, Nancy Goff. First Row: Danny Pl'll!l'FCll, Ronnie Pigg. Not in I'if-lure: Sherry Forsht, ,lack Dittinan, Galen Rogers. Bottom Picture, left to right Back Row: Russell Anderson. Carolyn Eiler. Robert Olson, Robert King, Mrs. Templeton, Richard Fowler, Henry Dunn, Nancy Moore, Viola Ehlen, Janice Zoucha. Second Row: Charles Poch, Gary Scherdin. Richard Baron. .linnny Joe Anderson. Karla Turk, Ronald Avey, Buck Brock. Phyllis Most. .lo Lynn Giegerieh. Karen lessen, Sandra Christoflersen. First Row: Roger Randall, Norma Petersen. Ronnie Marshall. To Top Picture, left to right Back Row: Sharon Nelson, Eldon Nlayberry, Donald Chas:-. .lilnlny Cliuo, Miss Aldrich, Glen Cordon, July Olsen, Billy Bendorf, Dick Andrews. Mary .lo Hlunli, Carl Hcnningsen. Front Row: Michael O'Connor, Vivian Ritz, Mary Graco Parker, Jimmy Nloriarty, David Foss, Dickie Cappcl, Gerald Siders, Annette Fraizer, Jerry Sturdevant, Dixie- Chase. Sondra Nladscn, Jimmy Workman. ,fi bsents Gary Kluever. Center Picture, left to right Back Row: Kenneth Moorman, Jerald Kenjic, Bobby Witte. Dale Logue, Miss Burger, Paul Baker, James Lowary, Monte Lorenzen, Robert Anderson. Jerald Arn. Middle Row: Lewis Hansen, Jon Jordan, Leroy Housewirth. Donald Matthews, Carolyn Ross. Kenneth Brix, Roger lXIehllnan, Keith Roland, Larry Johnson, Denny Young. Robert Harmon. Front Row: Carolyn Yungschlagcr. Maxine MeAlister, Carol Campbell, Janet Sims, Harriet Dunn. Sharon Williams, Brenda Madsen, Sandra Silvey, Sue Marshall, Jon Nelson, David Ford. David Potter. Bottom Picture, left to right Back Row: Kenneth Lund, Claude Hayes, Jean Rothe, Dale Nielsen, Miss Pipgrass, Larry Lantis, David Parker, Fay Eblen, Carol Christensen, Mary Lou Molgaard. Middle Row: Norma Rathnlan, Marie Ritz, Edwin Stinemates, Marilyn Taylor, Kenneth Petersen, Dennis Warner, Phyllis Baxter, Meridyth Day, Julia Jones. Front Row: Jerry Chase, Caren Carl. 74- SECOND GRADE Lincoln Gmrviuva Awmcu Instructor THIRD GRADE Lincoln lxlAHCl5RY Bottom: Instructor THIRD AN D FOURTH GRADES Lincoln Mm N114 Plvukmss Instructor FOURTH GRADE Lincoln ISL:-:ummm l'lIC'l l' Instructor FIFTH GRADE Lincoln IHA NC n 1-1 l,UGI'1Nlll,I,ICIi lnslrnctnr SIXTH GRADE Lincoln NVINIFIU-III Conn:-:LL and Ouvr: Ll-IWIS I nsfrnr'1ors Top Pic-lure-. loft to right Ifrlrulr Row: Rohcrt Landon. .lohn Moriarty. ,lorry Sims. ,lamcs Loguv. Miss Fr-It. ,lamvs l7on'la-r, Terry James, Gary llc-1'1'ick, Thomas Taylor. ,lac-kin lfostor. Scronfl Roar: ,lmranvllo Johnson, Sharon Goff, Myrna Millvr. .lo Ruth Tllatclicr, Sharon Larson. Sharon Slurduvant, Aliso Rasmussvn. Sharon McCauley, Dorothy Eagan, Claudia Flick, ,linnniv Clay. Front Rona: ,Indy Side-rs. Lonisv Yidmar. Marilyn Hanson, Marcia W1'lllllCiI1l1'l', ,lulia l'l4'n1sl1rfl. lflainv lickmmfr-Is. Ralph Nlarxvn Walter Giegericll. Donald Stormor, Conniv Kluovr-r. Burk Row: .lanet Bonawilc, Alice .lanss. Kar:-n Howard. Dorothy Rudy. Nliss l,0gl'l'Illlll'l'. Norman Cillihan, Duane Johnson, Caths-rinv Andvrson. Sandra llonsvwirlh. .lim Roland. Third Roux: Marilyn Frazier, .leanirr Dinkr-y. Ronald Boll. Rr-tty Whilv. Hill Cummins. Larry Hanson. Nlargarot Nciby. Serond Row: Linda Arnold, Marian Norlhrnp. Ralph Eckert, Charlr-s Griffin, Harlan Northrup, .ludy Thatclic-r, Maynard Paul. D1-llwrt Gaim-s. David Hanson. Front Row: Shirley Bennett. Nancy Baron, Don Randall, .lolm Klolgaard. Nlc-rvin Bakr-r. Romif- Whitmorv. ,4I1.scnI: Tod Slcnhorg. lim-L' Row: Clifford Hayr-S. Donald Girard. Billy llarnutl. Richard Stnrdvvant. Bill l'ol4-rsvn, .lamvs Hr-ikcs, Bill Johnston. Bill Hemphill. .lack Pauls:-n. Third Row: Donald Drvyur, Philip Slurdevanl, Gary Berg, Miss Lewis, Miss Cornm-ll. Larry Blalur, .lorry Barm-tt.CliI'ford Johnson. Second Row: DcXVaync Watts, ,lack Pinhero. Marvin Braman, Paul Eppc-rly. Larry Custason. 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N, 4 f mf ,Ay N v , QQ gp , f 415, f , V School Calendar 1948-1949 FIRS T SEMESTER AUGUST 30 School Opens-535 students enrolled SEPTEMBER 10 Football-Adel here, Atlantic 38, Adel 14 18 F ootball-Villisca there, Atlantic 19, Villisca 7 24 Football-Red Oak Dad's Night, Atlantic 14, Red Oak 14 29 Band attended Marching Band Festival at Au- dubon, received Division l rating OCTOBER 1 Football-Corning here, Atlantic 34, Corning 0 4 Fire Prevention Week begins 5 Assembly, Fire Prevention 8 Football-Clarinda here, Homecoming, At- lantic 7, Clarinda 0 Pat Thompson crowned Queen 11 G. A. A. Skating Party. Ohl my aching bonesll 13 Football-Jr. High-Harlan here, Atlantic 12, Harlan 13 14 Assembly, Rev. James R. Clinton 15 Football-Greenfield there, Atlantic 19, Green- field 7 16 State Marching Band Contest, Atlantic re ceived 1 rating 19 F ootball-Jr. High Red Oak there, Atlantic 13, Red Oak 7 20 Assembly, Alexander Trio 22 Football--Shenandoah there, Atlantic 6, Shen- andoah 28 24 Hi-Y Southwestern Iowa District Meeting in Villisca 25 Cass County Teachers Meeting 26 Football-Jr. High Clarinda here, Atlantic 0. Clarinda 0 29 F ootball-Harlan here, Atlantic 7, Harlan 6 Hi-Y Dance Assembly, Baton Twirler-Ted Otis NovEMber 1 Y-Teen, Hi-Y Start drive for C R O P 3 Senior Class Play Best Foot Forwardi' - Seniors claim best play ever presented in Atlantic Football-Carroll there, Atlantic 0, Carroll 37 State Teachers Convention-No School, Yipeel Starting of American Education Week Armistice Day Assembly Football-Creston there, .Atlantic 14, Creston Lincoln P. T. A. Carnival 30 30th birthday of the Needle Thanksgiving Vacation, and were we thank- full!! Basketball-Greenfield here, Atlantic 25, Greenfield 17 CEMBER Basketball-Villisca here, Atlantic 19, Villisca 25 Football Banquet, commonly known as the 'cBig Feastv Basketball-Jr. High Exira here, Atlantic 10. Exira 13 Basketball-Diagonal here, Atlantic 21, Diag- onal 19 Assembly-C. E. Jones. 6'Silenl Sounds and Nerve Electricity Basketball-Shenandoah there, Atlantic 22. Shenandoah 33 Basketball-Manning here, Atlantic 14. Man- ning 6 Basketball-Recl Oak here, Atlantic 3-7. Red Oak 23 Jr. High Party Basketball-Jr. High Greenfield there, Atlan- tic 21, Greenfield 9 Christmas Vacation starts-School out at 2:00 Basketball-Manning here, Atlantic 27. Man- ning 32 JANUARY Ah yes, back to school Basketball-Jr. High Manning here, Atlantic 23, Manning 13 Basketball-Creston here, Atlantic 24, Creston 32 Basketball-Corning here, Atlantic 29, Corning 21 Basketball-Jr. High Greenfield here: Atlantic 16, Greenfield 11 School Calendar 1948-1949 SECOND SEMESTER JANUARY Basketball-Jr. High Exira here, Atlantic 25, ll, Basketball-Clarincla there, Atlantic 23, Clar- Exira 20 inda 46 27 Assembly, Iowa State Orchestra 19 County Tournaments--Vlfinners, MassenaBoys, MARCH Lewis Girls 1 Week of pre-district speech contest, ,lo Ann Basketball-Jr. High Clarinda there, Atlantic 32, Clarincla 23 21 Basketball-Villisca there, Atlantic 32, Vil- lisca 36 22 Basketball-Jr. High Anita there, Atlantic 35, Anita 12 25 Basketball-Carroll there, Atlantic 37, Carroll 33 26 Basketball-Jr. High Exira here, Atlantic 25, Exira 19 FEBRUARY 1 Basketball-Shenandoah here, Atlantic Shenandoah 37 2 Basketball-Jr. High Clarinda here, Atlantic 4119, Clarinda 117 41 BasketballhRed Oak there, Atlantic 49, Red Oak 47 8 Basketball-Creston here, Atlantic 39, Creston 341 9 Basketball-Jr. High Exira there, Atlantic 17, Exira 9 11 Basketball--Corning there, Atlantic 36 Cor- ning 34+ Basketball-Jr. High Griswold there, Atlantic 52, Griswold 6 12 Basketball-Jr. High Anita there, Atlantic 19, Anita 10 15 Basketball-Harlan there, Atlantic 1119, Harlan 39 16 Basketball-Ir. High Griswold there, Atlantic 30, Griswold 15 18 Basketball-Clarinda here, Atlantic 27, Clar- inda 33 21 Boyls Sectional Basketball Tournaments 22 700 Club Concert, Really a Succees 23 Basketball-Cedar Rapids Raiders vs Southwest Iowa All Stars 'J 0 Willians and Gayle Marquette received divi- sion 1 ratings Boy's Distrist Basketball Tournaments begin Assembly, David E. Starry 4'West Indian Witchcraft77 7 Boy7s Substate Basketball Tournaments 12 Pre-state music contest, Solo and ensemble 21 Week of district speech contest 26 Cass County G. A. A. Play Day 29 Junior Class Play-4'Uncle Fred Flits By. Simpson Choir 30 Second performance of HUncle Fred Flits Byn Really a nice job, kiclsl APRIL 1 April Fool7s Day 5 Second 700 Club Concert 8 and 9 Preliminary music contest for large 15 19 20 21 22 26 27 28 29 MAY 6 10 15 17 19 20 21 groups Good Friday. No School!! Assembly: Jan Hollander G. A. A. Banquet Finals of state speech contest Assembly Junior and Senior Prom. Big Night! What happened to all the juniors and seniors? Civc Music Program District Music Contest-Solos and ensembles. District track and field meet Third and last 700 Club Concert Baccalaureate Class Night Senior Breakfast. Mrnmmmmml Commenceent. Goodby High School State track meet at Ames PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY These business firms have helped to make the production of Albertson Cla-tnlers Allen Tractor and Motor Service Dr. H. A. Alliband, D. D. S. Atlantic Building Supply Co. Atlantic Cafe Atlantic Dairy Atlantic Feed, Seed, 8 Grain, Inc. Atlantic and Grand Theaters Atlantic Greenhouses Atlantic Locker Service Atlantic Lumber and Coal Co. Atlantic Mill and Elevator Co. Atlantic News-Telegraph Atlantic Sheet Metal Works Atlantic State Bank Atlantic Super Market Atlantic Wholesale Grocery Co., Inc. B St H Motors Bailey Feed Co. Baxter Cleaners Dick Bell, Insurance Bell Motor Co. M. L. Blohn Local and Long Distance Moving. Blue Goose Cafe Blue Star Foods, Inc. Bojens Hardware Brillhart Service Station Brown's Shoe Fit Co. John Budd, Attorney Bullock 81 Sons Camblin Plumbing and Heating Chinitz Used Car Lot City Cab Co. Edward P. Cole, Jeweler Cook Sz Caslow Drug Co. Cornelison Motor Co. Crabtree Sz Garside Co. Dick 8: .lanies Dimig Drug Co. Economy Shoe Store Ehlers Sz Hensley this book possible. Family Shoe Store Gasoline Alley Gaylord's Plumbing and Heating Dr. W. F. Giegerich, M. D. Gillin Appliance Co. Graham's Store Green Bay Lumber Co. Hanke .leweler Hedges Brothers Henningson Motor Co. Hjortshoj Standard Service Hockenberry Skelly Service Hoegh Oil Co. Earl S. Holton, Attorney Irene's Cafe Dr. E. G. James, D. D. S. Jones, Cambridge 81 Carl, Lawyers Dr. J. L. Lantis, D. D. S. Larson 81 Linn Farm Equipment Co. Lehman Shoe Service Lindeman Tractor Sz Implement Co Linke Chevrolet Co. Lowary Radio Servict Malone Seed Co. Curtis Masteller, Insurance Maxanne Studio McDaniels House of Flowers Mehlman Grocery Metcalf's Inc. Gerald E. 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