Audubon High School - Wheeler Yearbook (Audubon, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1950 volume:

1W Tk Phyllis Bollesen— Short and sweet and hard to beat. Ellen Petersen— Industry is the parent of success. Dalton Hansen— He's good looking and he's got talent. fzjb1 • Joan Summers— Thoughtful with expressive opinions of her own. xj Be verly Briggs— Music is well said to be the speech of angels. , Ardyth La Foy— I'll do what the majority wants. Ruth Nissen-- Y ouldn't she be surprised if she turned around and Harold wasn't there? Harold Heiken— By the cow's whiskers I'm the best looking half-wit you'll ever see. Doris Pardee— I'm getting revenge on this gum. Rebecca Oliver— If you think she's quiet, just get acquainted. Russell Petersen— There should be more hours for pleasure and fewer for work. Gloria Mae Petersen— They say she knows much she never tells. Mary Jo Andreasen— Anyone know a way to Guthrie? Bob Johansen— He's not a bad boy, he just takes care of Rus. Mary Jane Nasby— I don't want a pal, I want a Buddy. Charlene Olsen— My ambition is to be a modal housewife. Vincent Lumby-- Just like the stars, out every night. Irma Schmidt-- A quiet unassuming maid. Norma Larsen— I want what I want when I want it. Bill Eaton-- Don't try to shut me up you CAN'T. Aileen Larsen-- Neatness is a virtue. Cleta Belle Moreland-- Bill says I'll make a good farmers wife. John Kraft-- 'What I don't know no one does. Phyllis Phillips— One pound of learning requires ten pounds of common sense to apply. JoAnne Johnson— It is better to have loved and lost than not to have loved at all. Eill Jacobsen-- Gentlemen prefer blondes!1 Barbara Jone3— Dearest Barb, P.S. You're lovely. Doris Campbell— God bless the boys, I love them all. Glenn Byriel— There must be some hard work in him, none has core out Harold Andersen Phyllis Bollesen Bernard Burohette Glenn Byriel Doris Campbell Norma Carper Kona Grace Ca’ anaugh Edna Mae Chri3toffersen Lester Duecie Barbara Eagen Bill Eaton Virginia Parley Charles Parnham Julian Gaskill Richard Gaskill Wayne Gerratt Dalfcon Hansen Beata Hauge Harold Heiken Virgil Hendricksen F A c u L T Y Mrs. Green English Mr. Drake Coach Mr. Miller Commercial Mrs. Haner English Mr. Vincent Coach Mr. Hamilton Agriculture Miss Wessling Math. Superintendent Mr. Stroh Miss Keith Mr. Carver Home Ec. Music Mr. Strauss Miss Thompson Woodworking Social Studies Miss Lannert English Mr. O'Donnell Math. rrzjrrrr: an Hollister Herrold Huffman Bill Jacobsen Howard C. Jensen Margaret Jespersen Bob Johansen Jo Ann Johnson Barbara Jones Alice Jordan John Kraft Ardyth La Poy Aileen Larsen Norma Larsen Vincent Lumby Maynard Madsen La Vonne Narcusen leta Belle Moreland Mary Jane Nasby rjTTTTl Doris Pardee Ellen Petersen Gloria Mae Petersen Russell Petersen Phyllis Phillips Jean Railsback Irna Schmidt Carol Snyder Joy Sornsen Mary Ann Sornsen Joan Summers Margaret Vonesh Leland Weber Ted Wleman s Deloris Andreasen— We can do more by being good than in any other way. Barbara Eagen— Always say No and you'll never be married. Bernard Burchette— I'm harmless. Edna Mae Christoffersen— Love, like a cough, cannot be hid. Joy Sornsen— No folly like being in lovgj Wayne uerratt— They're off—Around the turn they go. Loretta Nelson— I can argue even if I don't know what I'm talking about. Mary Ann Sornsen— Do you know a girl that Isn't willing to flirt ju3t a little Charles Farnham— A good head will get itself hats. LaVonne Marcusen— No victory without labor. -£• Margaret Jespersen— I like the Danes why shouldn't I? Richard Gaskill— Every inch a man. Carol Snyder— Men may come and men may go but I go on forever. Norma Carper-- Oh, am I here? I didn't hear me. Virgil Hendricksen— Someone has to be quiet around here. Virginia Farley— A maiden fair to see. Julien Gaskill— I know it's silly to sit and grin. Howard C. Jensen-- Duty by habit is to pleasure turned. LeAnn Brannan— My first love and last love is self love. Jean Railsback-- They who always talk who never think and have the least to say. Harold Andersen— Though he looks bewichingly simple there is mischief in every dimple. Glen Hollister— Boy, did I take that corner!I Herrold Huffman— I'll send her a.corsage! Mona Grace Cavanaugh-- Silence is golden. Lester Duede— It takes brains to be a real fool. Ted Wieman— The farmers are the founders of civilization and prosperity. Alice Jordan— I'm not as angelic as I look. Kennth Olsen— A little learning is a dangerous thing, so why learn at all? Doris Jean Riley— Blushes are good for the complexion saves paint. Maynard Madsen— Speech is great but silence is greater. Margaret Vonesh— I don't care what you call me. I'm going to change my name. Beata Hauge— I care not what subject be taught if it is taught well. Leland Weber— Conceit may puff a man up, but it cannot prop him up!! KZy TEV YE Rtfs fra to Vow - Q X flttRc h RfB HO DJF DoREY v KS IMey FIRST ROW: LEFT ?0 RIGHT: Lois Jean Jensen, Marilyn Nort up, A.rdyce Johansen, Marjorie Jensen, Nadine Clemensen, Marjorie Griffith. S TPVD RC ’: LEFT 70 FIGHT: Sally Jo Johnson, Delores Guda, Loretta Oakley, Helen Huffman, Mice Jensen, r’etty Christensen, Rosearr e Greer, LuAnn Groteluschen.THIRD nLEFT • RIGHT: Velma Crefcsinyer, Phyllis Kelson, Phyllis Johnson, Alma Mbertsen Elaine Miller, Frances Jor ;ensen, Delores Madsen, K rn-et Murray .FOURTH ROW: LE T TO RIGHT: David Llndholm, '.Vayne Hansen, Lyle David, Paul Nielsen, Paul Rutherford, Jerry Jensen, Paul Olsen, Paul Handle, Pat Clark, Jerry Heiken. FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Donald Hansen, Terry 3ulli an, Cordon Kauffnar, Cml Jensen, Dou-las Ka nussen, Pat Plaehn, Larry Cronk, “Bernard Owen, Robert Horen- sen S CCl'D ROW: LJ’ T TO FIT7T: Richard Tiller, Jimmy ' ullen er, Robert Olsen, Marvin Thy :e‘sen) Alfred Miller, Bill Rails heck, Svend Christensen, Wayne Peter- sen, Dare'ld Vortensen, Leroy Hansen. THIRD RC'.V: LEFT TO RIGHT: Merlin onesh, Lo.vene Winthor, Lois Gude, Jeanene Abildtrup, Delores ploughman, Donna Miller, Delo-es Kraft, Jo Ann Reser, Phyllis Hend-iksen, Betty Hindman, Louis Kroner, Donald Andersen. FOURTH ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Jam-s Olosen, Charles Larsen, Gary Fett, Robert Easterly, Larry Jayne, Charles Eddy, Art Campbell, Bob Mullenyer Dale Nelsen, Donald Madsen, Bernard Lauritsen. FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: William Weber, Norval Herskind, Harold Nielsen, Carl Dennis, Bill Shupe, Donald Olsen, Cloyd Campbell, Jim Fuller, SECOND ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Wanda Kauffman, Dixie Fairchild, Donna Campbell,Marlene Hansen,Cora- lee Nelson, Lowene Hansen, Joan Miller, Ingrid Jacobsen, Phyllis Nelson, Kath- leen Rattenborg. THIRD ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Sunberg, Jane Magnussen, Ilea Berzina, Janice Nielson, Martha Heuss, Virlee Waddell, Doris Madsen,Kath- erlne Jensen, Barbara Summers, Jackie Andreasen. FOURTH ROW: LEFT TO RIjLT: John Sjoblom, Jim Bowman, Jack Fuller, Duane Thompson, Delbert Jensen, Don Laurit3en, Bob Finnerty, Roger Law. FIRST Sand, Wiggs, sen. Miller lotte LEFT T Roland ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean Carper, Caroline Farley, Lois Nailor, Eleanor Elise Sand, Beverly Cavanaugh. SECOND-ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Ann Bernadine Schroeter, Elizabeth Rrtuun, Monica Jessen, Marilyn Hendrik- Betty Crees, Roseanne Campbell. THIRD ROW: LR' T TO IGHT: Marcelyn Beth Andersen, Roma Petersen, Joyce endricksen, Donna akley, 'j}ar- Petersen, Maxine Cowton, Amy Jo La-sen, Marjorie Knudsen, FOURTH RC. : RIGHT• T.eo Rubel, Eugene Hansen, Marvin redricksen, Keith arabili, Speas,'John Hansen, Clifton Petersen, Dean Cramer, Don Hallett. |B AMERICAN HISTOR DRIVERS TR FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Harold Greer, Judson Zentmire, David Heuss, Paul Ma- tthews, Gene Lacy, Duane Jensen, Leroy Merk, Marvin Rose, Richard Heiken. SE- COND ROW: Leroy Jensen, Leroy Jordan, Betty Feekes, Dorothy Petersen, Roraona Jorgensen, Rosella Rasmussen, Elaine Sorensen,Raymond Madsen, THIRD ROW: Tommy Kerwin, Carol Olsen, Elaine Borkowski, Shirley Lang, Gay Christensen, Pat Dav- is, Phyllis Miller, Lois Sanders, Sharlene Petersen, Beverly Olsen. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Cavanaugh, Louise Hardie, Ann Lindholm, Florence Mae Jensen, Re- becca Williamson, Juanita Hansen,Delia Andreasen, Nadine Paulsen, Alice Eagen, Marilyn Hansen, FIFTH ROW: Don Jensen, Richard Kesselring, Dale Mathisen, Owen Mark, Harold Rattenborg, Darrell Lauritsen, Darrell Myers. FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Clark Kauffman, Charles Mumguard, Darrell Benton, John Holland, Marvin Fairchild, Frank Ebert, Edwin Van Gorder, Charles Snyder, Clark Jacobsen. SECOND ROW: Shirley Zaiger, Esther Sand, Margaret Petersen, Elaine Bald, Louise Gleason, Betty Diest, Mary Heiken, Marie Pedersen, Ruth Borkowski, Patricia Jayne. THIRD ROW: Elaine Lehwald, Janet Black, Jeanette Moreland, Marilyn Booten, Sara Andreasen, Colleen Robinson, Betty Jensen, Dona Parker, Elinor Mortensen,Janice Carter, Norma Jean Griffith,Paul Eagen. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Jensen, Dean Paulsen, Rex Reser, Willis Simmons, Richard Easterly, James Bruun, Tommy Welch, Rodney Schroeter, Dallas Andersen, Dale Madsen, Reu Eddy, Franklin Blohm. Sophomore Cl ass . PP iC ers _ a KLey - Pres Donna Kath er ine .fe'nsen - v - Pres, Amy So Larsen - Sec. Ingrid S acobse n - Ty-eas. Sally do do in son _ Pres- Pa u L Ha d ? e V- Pr«s. PouL OLSen - Sec- Marilyn Mocthup - T -eaS. Jr. CLoSS Of FiCerS Freshmen CLass Officers Sh; r Ley Zai ef- — pres. Louise Llardte, _ V. pres. fuan i ta Hansen _ See. phyLL.S M« U.ev - TVeaS. FCETEALL FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob I.'ullenger, Herrold Huffman, Alfred Miller, Dalton 'anser, Pat Clark, Paul ardie, Paul Olsen, Bob FInnerty. SECOND PC' : LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Bowman, Carl Jensen, Kenneth Olsen, Tel Wleman, Douglas ,:a;nussen, John Kraft, Gordy Kauffman, Bill Jacobsen, Marvin Thy- gsen. THIRD ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Dean Cramer, Jim Kullenrer, Wayne Han- sen, Carl Dennis, Terry Sullivan, Bernard Burchette, Bill Shupe, David Llndholm, Gary Fett, Jack Fuller, Jim Fuller. The Wheeler Football Squad had a successful season. In the year 19)f9- 50. The season consisted of three wins, ore tie, and six defeats. The best ;ame the Wheelers played during the year was their Homecomin - Game a gainst the Scranton Trogans, in which the Wheelers were victorious 13-0. Two other rough 'anas of the season were with Guthr’e Center and Harlan, with Audubon tlein-; Harlan 12-12 and losing to Guthrie Center by,a score of 6-0. Graduation will brin ; about the departure of six lettermen, but there will be reserves ready to step into their shoes and helmets. Con- sidering that, the team may have ar even better season next year. This years record: Town Opponents Wheelers Manning ‘13 0 Harlan 12 12 Ex Ira 12 8 Dunlap 0 71 Lake City 27 0 Glidden 33 7 Guthrie Center 7 0 Bayard 13 0 Coor. Rapids 18 ill Scranton 0 13 CO-CAPTAINS Dalton Hansen Bill Jacobsen SENIOR PLAYERS Kenneth Olsen Ted Wiemann Bill Jacobsen John Kral’t Herrold Hufl'man Bernard Burchette Dalton Hansen COACH (Audubon Advocate) Queen Joy Sornson and King Bill Jecobsen The king and queen were crowned at 3:30 in the high school auditorium, November 10, Candidates for queen were Joy Sornson, Joan Summers, JoAnne Johnson, and Aileen Larsen, all seniors. The four were selected by members of the football squad. Candi- dates for the male honor were Bill Jacobsen, Ted Wiemann, Dal- ton Hansen, and Kenneth Olsen;they were nominated by the Y-Teen Club. The king and queen reigned over all the homecoming acti- vities. The public was invited to all the activities. The night before the game, there was a rally at the schoolgrounds with a parade and a bonfire. Friday, November 11, was the day of the game. At 12si+S, a parade which included a colorguard and the high school march- ing band, went tnrough tne business district. At 8:00 P.M. that night there was a school dance held in the gymnasium. The feature of the celebration was a football game between Scranton and Audubon at the fairgrounds. Audubon won by a score of 13-0. IV jf die. - Bell1 i k M -t ♦ Huddle. BASKETBALL GIRLS Joanne Johnson Top Row; Left to Rl it: Roseanne Greer, Student Manager, Coralee Nelsen, Lu Ann Groteluschen, Marlene Hansen, Betty Christensen, Merrllyn Northup, Lowene Hansen, Coach, Paul Miller. Bottom Row: Charlotte Petersen, Lowene Wlnther, JoAnne Johnson, Doris Pardee, Nadine Clemensen, and Maxine Cowton. Bill Jacobsen John Kraft John Sjoblom Larry Cronk Wayne Hansen Roger Law Douglas Magnus sen Richard Miller Wayne Petersen Paul Olsen Alfred Miller Guard Center Guard Guard Forward Center Guard Guard Forward Forward BASE BALL Audubon Advocate The members of the Student Council are: BACK ROW: Paul Hardie, Howard C. Jensen, Doris Pardee, Paul Olsen, Edna Mae Christoffersen, Sally Jo John- son, Katherine Jensen, Louise Hardie, Ted L. Frese, faculty sponsor. FRONT ROW: Marilyn Northrup, Donna Oakley', Ingrid Jacobsen, Amy Jo Larsen, Fhyllis Mil- ler, Juanita Hansen, Shirley Zaiger, Beverly Briggs. The Student Council of Audubon High School was organized in the fall of 1949. It was planned that the organization should consist of the officers of the various classes and a faculty sponsor. At the first meeting of the organization, the officers were elected as follows: Edna Mae Christoffersen, Pres- ident; Sally Jo Johnson, Vice President; Katherine Jensen, Secretary; and Louise Hardie, Treasurer. Since the Student Council is a relatively new organ- ization the meetings to date have been concerned primarily with promoting better student-faculty re- lations. The organization also hopes to establish an honor svstem and oublish a student handbook and directory. It is also hoped that during the coming year the members may be elected from the classes by a democratic system rather than being composed of the officers. MARCHING BAND Y-TEEN5 Y-Teens officers and cabinet: FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Jane Ellen Magnussen, Loretta Oakley, Vice-President; Sally Jo Johnson; Joan Summers, President; Na- dine Clemmensen; Merrilyn Northup; SECOND ROW:Doris Pardee; Mary Jo Andreasen Katherine Jensen, Treasurer; Barbara Summers; Phyllis Henricksen, Secretary, FIRST ROW: Miss Thompson and Mrs. Haner, Sponsors. a: as; and 3in Bedfordt 6 1 this7 conference Lorett Oakley was elected District re- corder. The officers and cabinet plan to attend camp at Grinnell this summer. Gypsy porky 8 rn Donee, port] Ai Colber'ts band at the Christmas Ball. 1— o 3 g O J ® o « 1 trj 3? T 1 w • P O P •- CO 3 CO ct h Cfl ct • p. CD 2 CD 3 CD ►3 3 P ct M CD • CO M P CD • 03 •tj o p P CO ► P © d a H Ct o P 3 ffl w P « o •tJ 1  • P p • P M CC O H t—1 w e-t ® o ® D U o • 1- O p- cr 0 ® « 3 a P cl- 3 0 • 1 L ■ vN- W . PEP CLUB JR. CLA55 PLAY FF.A. LEFT TO RIGHT: Treasure, Harold Helken; District Reporter.Herrold Huf- fman; President, Jim Mullenger; Vice President, Ted Wieman; Local Re- porter, Harold Nielsen; Advisor, Mr. Hamilton. Not pictured. Secretary, Donald Madsen. Fut uKe F armet's A, menca An Honor's Convocation is held at the close of each semes- ter to honor those students who nave excelled in scholastic work. The Honor Students pictured above are: Back Row: Howard C. Jensen, Johnny Sjoblom, Harold Greer, Wayne Gerratt, Loretta Nel- son, Irma Schmidt, Norma Larsen, Aileen Larsen, Gloria Petersen, Joy Sornson, Ardyth LaPoy. Second Row: Beata Hauge, Lavonne Mar- cusen,Ellen Petersen, Charlotte Petersen, Phyllis Nelson, Mary Jo Andreassn, Katherine Jensen, Patricia Jayne, Phyllis Bollesen, Cleta Belle Moreland, Joan Summers. Third Row; Betty Christensen, Lois Jensen, Romona Jorgenson, Elaine Borkowski, Ruth Borkowski, Loretta Oakley, Shirley Zaiger, Donna Campbell, Wanda Kauffman, Janis Nelson, and Martha Jean Heu3s. Not pictured is Don Jensen. hdnuir Roll OUR FACULTY FR6SC f'VR- STR0 H PVH. FRfS THE 0'D0NN£ LL'S MUS. grfeiV HAHE A1fU£ R 1KE I RAKE T1A-R6E AND am ANNUAL 5TAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Summers; Margaret Jaspersan; Mrs. Green, Advisor; Gloria Pataraan; Doris Pardea; Allaan Larsan; Norma Larsen. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Jo Andreasen; Rebecca 01iver;Phyllis Phillips;Howard Jansen; John Kraft. FAMOUS LAST WORDS The Annual Staff of 1950 Did a job they thought was nifty. They worked and worked to what avail It seemed as If they sure would fall. The days It took them seemed like ages. ? Suddenly they found they'd finished the pages. Look In their book and you shall see Hi$i School days as they used to be.