Bagley High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Bagley, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1948 volume:

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'1 gf ,.,- . 2 ....., ,. . ..--...nr lw ,V 1 :ff ,gs- 4 L. --f i ' Wm rm' FACULTY 4 .M Front Row, Left to Right: Donald Squires, Harriet Schubert, Marilyn Juergens, Hazel Kistler, james Cuddy. Back Row: D. H. Hatfield, Thelma Erps, Edna Brady, Lois Graven, jesse Carrick, Dwight Porter. FACULTY, 1947-48 Supt., D. H, Hatfield, Social Studies, B. S. 8: M. S. Degree in Education, Teachers College, Kirksville, Missouri., Drake U., Des Moines, Iowa.. james F. Cuddy, Prin., Athletics Si Manual Arts, B. A. Degree, Buena Vista College, Storm Lake, Iowa., Sr Drake U., Des Moines, Iowa. Marilyn juergens, Music 81 Commerce, A. A. Degree, Graceland College, Lamoni, Iowa 8: Drake U., Des Moines, Iowa. Lois Graven, Home Economics, B. A. Degree, Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa. Harriette Schubert, English, B. A. Degree, Drake University. Donald Squires, Math. Sz Science, B. A. Degree, Teachers College, Cedar Falls Iowa. Hazel Kistler, Grades 6 8: 7, Drake U., Des Moines, Iowa. Mrs. Edna Brady, Grades 4 Eu 5, State Teachers, Cedar Falls, Iowa. Mrs. Jessie Carrick, Grades 3 81 4, Drake U., Des Moines, Iowa. Mrs. Velma Erps, Kindergarten gl lst, State Teachers, Cedar Falls, and Drake U., Des Moines, Iowa. n f X 'x b 3 X sf? : 29.-' . li- '-4' . lf Q' Nfl Na.: 1 ' iN , X K ' s L Hi- 'wb Q5-T' f 'J' ,z -A H.. aff. -1' ' Af 'fi Lf1,,Q .lr- 'wr vb.-. .4 . . . .l. 11' m JIM JACKSON MARYLEE O'CONNE1.L DAROLD FITZ President Secretary Vice Preailent Z years of baseball Queen Slqqlprhg 1 Yell' of hllklfblu A 4 years of basketball Kin. I yell' of fvblblll Z years of dramatlcs 3 years ol baseball Z years of music 3 years of music 3 years ol basketball Z years of hot lunch News Staff 1 year of football 2 Yelfl of drlmdtici Z years of dramatic: 1 year of manager 1 Lois cnAssM.l:u-:R l JO RADEBAUGH Valedictorian Treasurer Office CHARLOTTE BULLOCK 3 years of basketball 3 ye!!! of bllkeiblll Z years of basketball 2 years of dramatic: Z years of dramatics Z years of dramatic: 3 years of music Z years of music 3 years of music News Staff News Staff . I ' JEAN m-:RRY JOANNE FIN!-EY 1 ye.: of basketball NORMA LUXFORD I 7'5 of buketbfu Z years ol dramatics 4 years ol music 2 Y S of d m 'c5 3 years of music 3 years of dramatics 3 years of music THE CLASS POEM This is a poem about the senior class Who no more teachers will they sass: And often the years go rolling by We'll still have memories of old Bagley High. I will tell you about us kids And how we put our teachers on the skidsg Some of us you know and probably others that you do not But l'l1 introduce them to show you what we got. jo Radebaugh is first on our list, There's seldom a question she'll never miss: She is hearty and makes lots of noise, And what's more she likes all the boys. And then there is Charlotte Bullock the queen of the town, All she can do is look at Squires and frown: And George told her he was getting a jeep And Charlotte grabbed him with a bound and a leap. And then there's a boy jim Jackson by description Who by the life he leads is stranger than fiction: He tells his mom he's going to shoot squirrels, Instead he fools her and takes out the girls. And Norma Luxford an addition so sear Came from Coon Rapids, just 13 miles from here. Boys don't interest her I've been told with a sigh, But the Bagley boys don't give up without a try. Joanne Finley is a girl that lives on a farm She came to school one morning with dirt on her arm. She loves to cause the teachers toil And it is really funny to see them boil. Lois Grassmeier is the star of our team But in classes you see she likes to dream: In Physics she has quite a spell And even tells the teacher to go to 'we1l. Marylee O'Connell is quite interested in a town 6 miles east But one day her mother said this foolish thing must cease. So now the jamaica boys come to our fair city To sing Marylee a cute little ditty. Darold Fitz is the last member of our force Lit a firecracker in school one day as a matter of course And when it went off with a loud roar He lit out like a rabbit and really tore. Now this is the class that really is good The only trouble is they are not understood. CLASS HIS TORY September 1, 1936 was an exciting day for twelve frightened little children, who then began their school days in good old B. H. S. They were: jim Ander- son, Charlotte Bullock, Phyllis Cornelius, june Cramer, Lois Duncan, Loren Edwards, Bobby Logsdon, Donald Myers, Marylee O'Connell, Marion Rushton, Ronald Smith, and Elwood Thomas. Mildred Long and Darold Fitz. joined our class in the second grade and El' wood Thomas moved away. Our class number increased to sixteen in the third grade. The new mem' bers were: Mary Ayers, jean Derry, Earl Myers, Lois Grassmeier, and Bobby Logsdone moved away. In the fourth grade we added two more new members. Colleen Ellett and Betty Kiner. Mildred Long moved to Bayard. In the fifth grade we had eighteen members. Grace Clark and Loyd Huston started and Earl Myers dropped out. Our class started to decrease in the sixth grade. jo Radebaugh was our only new member. Marion Rushton, Loren Edwards, Mary Ayers, Colleen Ellett, and Betty Kiner all moved away. jim Anderson, Phyllis Cornelius, Lois Duncan, Donald Myers, Leon Pierce, and Gordon Behrens dropped out in the seventh grade. and we had no new mem' bers. Joanne Finley, Marcella Dresback, and Mervin Cornelius joined our class of ten in eighth grade. In 1944 fifteen green, awkward freshmen entered the assembly and made a wild dive for the back seats. We added three more new members: Lorraine Bilbrey, jim jackson, and Dick Taylor. Mervin Cornelius moved to Dennison. As usual we were initiated, we all proved to be good sports. A year passed by and we were sophomores. Grace Clark moved and Hale Collins started in our class. Our classmate, Loyd Huston passed away in August of' 1946. He joined our class in the fifth grade and had had many friends. We shall always remember him as a very popular student and a good athlete. We entered our junior year minus three more of our members: Lorraine Bilbrey, Dick Taylor, and Ronald Smith. Now as seniors, we have only a small class of nine. Six girls are on the basketball team, and the two boys are on the baseball, football, and basketball teams. Norma Luxfordjoined our class this year. We lost Hale Collins, june Cramer, and Marcella Dresback, Only Charlotte Bullock and Marylee O'Connell have started and finished in Bagley Independent School. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY While visiting in my old home town last week, I looked up all of my former classmates, It was quite surprising to learn of their new positions in life. Let me tell you about them. Due to the death of the late Charles Atlas, Darold Fitz has taken over his position, Perhaps you have seen his picture in magazines. Drop a card in the mail tomorrow for your muscle building instruction book. Every night I tune in to the Lucky Strike Program only hear Charlotte Bullock who has taken the place of F. E. Boone as auctioneer. She has gained world wide publicity as being the only woman auctioneer. Do you students remember the letter posted on the bulletin board? jean Derry took it to heart and went to Washington, D, C. to work for the F. B. I, She has proved herself satisfactory for she has taken the place of Miss Miller on the District Attorney Program. ljust heard the other day that Joanne Finley was married, and to Roger Davis of Perry, They are living on a farm near here and from all appearances seem to be very happy. A few weeks ago when I was visiting my aunt in Jamaica I met my former classmate Lois Grassmeier. She informed me she was teaching history and English in the high school there. We had a merry little chat about old times in high school. As I was looking through a newspaper the other day I came across an article about the famous orchestra leader, Herman Peabody, and his wife, who is the former Norma Luxford and also my classmate in school. I was astonished by the headlines in the Des Moines Tribune, Sally Rand has a new performer . It seemed an interesting topic so I continued reading only to find that jo Radebaugh has filled the position. And last but not least I must tell you about jim jackson. He is doing slightly different work than I expected. He is one of those traveling salesmen. I-Ie's been married for a couple of years to janet Safely. Of course, that's not so surprising-'after all he wasn't a wolf in high school for nothing. CLASS WlLl: We, the class of 1948 of Bagley High School, of the county of Guthrie, and of the State of Iowa, being of sound mind and body after four strenuous years, do hereby make, publish, and declare this as our last and best will and testa- ment on this 13th day of May in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty'eight. .HM IACKSQ-LI wills his job as hot lunch assistant to Harold Sellers. To Dean Bowers he wills his height, as he may need it in basketball. QQIABL-QTf1lQ QULLOCK wills her ability to laugh to janet Duncan. To Lois Cornelious she leaves her desire to get into mischief. LQ-Q.Q-If-ASSMEIER wills her intelligence to james Lever, only if he promises to be valedictorian of his class. 'LQ-A-If-1121 FINLEY wills her speed in typing, to Lois Duncan if she will use it to the best of her ability. NORMA LUXFORD wills her interest in music to Marjorie jackson on the con' dition that she practices a half hour each day by yodeling. IEAN DERRY wills her basketball' ability and suit to Dora Randolph if she pro- mises to go out for basketball next year. MARYDEE O'CQNNELI.. wills her good penmanship to Donna Duncan. ' DAROLD FITQ wills his ability to jump in basketball to Jay Allen. To Wayne Deal he leaves his ability to get A's in physics. I And I, J-Q RADEBAUGH will just leave. '-'vw ' bp X QKKYNAQ ..4'.g, N A JUN IOR CLASS Front Row Left to Right: jane Radebaugh, Elleanore Porter, Lois Duncan, Donna Swarm, Majorie jackson. Back Row: Eddie McCart- ney, Robert Carrick, enneth Hoyt, Dean Thaler, Robert Hibnes, George Mobley, jim nderson. SOPHO MORE CLASS Front Row, Left to Right: Lurene Noland, janet Duncan, Phyllis Waslmm, jean Myers, Ramona Smith. Second Row: Dora Mae Randolph lviarianne Gardner, Suxdrn Swarm, Mary Ann Rice, Lois Cornelious, jack Anderson. Third Row: jack Erps, Wayne Deal, jay Allen, Harold Sellers, Rayiield Moses, Eldon Huston. SOPHO MORE CLASS HIS TOR Y This year we find the sophomore class more adjusted to High School Life. Several have partaken in sports, music, cheerleading and many other activities. Class officers for the first semester were as follows: President, janet Duncan, Vice-President, Marianne Gardner, Secretary and Treasurer, jean Myers. For the second semester they are: President, jack Erpsg Vice'President, jack Anderson, Secretary and Treasurer, Lurene Noland. Class news reporters are Phyllis Washam and Marianne Gardner. Edi- tor of the school news, The Blue and White is I..urene Noland and feature editor is Lois Cornelious. .IUNIOR CLASS HISTORY This year we are eleven jolly juniors with only one more year to go. We started the year with twelve, but lost two and gained one. Donna Swarm joined us from Perry. Our President is Dean Thalerg Vice'President, George Mobley and Sec' retary and Treasurer, Eleanore Porter. One of the activities carried out by the junior class was our class play, The Antics of Andrew , and we are sponsoring a junior and Senior Banquet. Everyone has been real active in sports this year and have participated to the best of his or her ability. 8 GRADE Clyde Carrick Dgn Luxford Doris Porter FRESHMAN CLASS 1 4 Geraldme Renfrow, Donna Duncan, jean Hagge, A1-lens Badger, Marilyn Mobley. Second Row: jerry Bough, Dean Bowers, john Allen, james Leber, jerry Richards. Third Row: Keith McCartney, Douglas Van Cleave, Don Templeton, jim Irwin, Richard Fitz, Don Carstens. 5 6 AND 7 GRADE GROUP Lois Mae Carstens Eunice Beers Byron Swedburg Forrest Frownlelter Front Row, Left to Right: B. Deal, T. Hagge, O. Bullock, j. Swarm, j. Van Cleave, j. Bullock, D. Prescott, G. Wagner. Second Rovg F. Leber, A, Finley, B, Myers, L. Pierce, R. Cornelius, C. Griffith, B. Miller, R. Frownfelter. Third Row: j. johns, P. Marchant, M, Cramer, j. Swarm, D. West, j. Noland, D. Nelson, Miss Kistler. EIGHTH GRADE HISTORY We, the eighth grade, have always been a small class. This year the class started with two girls: Eunice Beers, Doris Porter and three boys: Clyde Carrick, Byron Swedburg, and Forrest Frownfelter. We have such a small class, we were glad to have the two newcomers, Lois Carstens and Dean Lux' ford. A11 the class goes out for music. The ones that go out for junior high basketball are: Dean Luxford, Forrest Frownfelter, and Doris Porter. The class officers are: President, Eunice Beers: Vice-President, Forrest Frown' felterg Secretary, Doris Porter: Treasurer, Clyde Carrick, and Editor, Byron Swedburg. 4 FRESHMAN CLASS HIS TORY The greenies of 1947-48 pulled through initiation. Though being fed alum cookies and egg whites, they proved to be good sports. The first semester we had a class party, with Mr. Squires as our spon- sor. Basketball and music has called several freshmen, girls and boys, to its aid. With a membership of sixteen we have chosen our class officers as: President, Dean Bowers: Vice-President, Richard Fitz., Secretary-Treasurer, Jerry Richards. KINDERGARTEN AND 1 GRADE GROUP Frgt Row, Left to Right: Jerry Clark, Kay Derry, Robert Irwin, Terry Smith, Joe Hendrlckeon, Joyce Richards. Arnold I-lilacaback, Sandra Duncan. ik Row, Left to RUB: Pat llajge, lik Sehlihr, Gerald Nolan, Merlin Welt, Michel Swarm, Dave Klhmlnll, llckq Cornellous, Jance Vaux, Glen Smith, Donny Nelson, Mrl. Erpl. Z AND 3 GRADE GROUP Front Row, Lgit to Right: Richard Peters, David Johns, Dennie Cain, Joe Cox, Gary Holmes, Ray Dawson, Marilyn Cain, Dllmlll, Joyce Myers. Back Row: Johnnie Welt, Karen Bullock. Deal Walker, Ronald Hoyt, lhry Margaret Vieltorf, Barbara Buchan. Arla! Biggs, Mike Frownfelter, Judy O'1ena, Lee Derry, Mrs. Carrick. 4 AND 5 GRADE GROUP Front Row, Left to Right: J. Richards, J. Hidlebaugh, L.. Cabelka, J. Anderson, L. I Holmes, D. Westre, T. Cox, R. Smith, R. O L.ena,J. Peters, J. Pouch. Segond Row: C. Merchant, D. Baugh. J. Anderson, B. Bullock, M. Cornish, D. Nelson, G. Gardner, J. Cornelius, D. Luxiord, M. Bough, R. Remtk. 5- Clin- Back Row J. Prescott D. Bowers M. Erpa S. Weltre D. West H. Hoyt E. Miller P. Vieltori R. West D. Badger J. Barcus J. Ml J. Mobley Mrs. Brady Elementary Section They are idols of hearts and of households: They are angels of God in disguise: His sunlight still sleeps in their tresses: His glory still gleams in their eyes. The above poem summarizes the feeling of emotional pride that every parent feels for his child as they start their first day of school. One September second, sixteen enthusiastic children entered our Kinder- garten. The enrollment has remained sixteen although we lost one and gained another. Here an attempt is made to give learning situations for education ap' propriate to the child's development, which will satisfy him in the present and will prepare him for the following years. The first grade of this school year exists because, of transfers, all beginners were registered in Kindergar- ten. Three children made up this group but one was soon lost by transfer. Mrs. Erps again greeted the children in this room. Mrs. Carrick is the second and third grade instructor. She came back into the school room this year to meet thirteen second grade pupils and ten third grade pupils. Mrs. Brady opened the fourth and fifth grade door to have thirteen fourth graders and twenty-two fifth grade students enter. Miss Kistler had twelve seats occupied in the sixth grade and, thirteen in the seventh grade. At the close of the school term the sixth grade had de' creased one, and the seventh had increased another. Many parties were enjoyed by each room. Each month brings along a new holiday to look forward to: Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Valen- tine's day. Along with the season of the year it is a very common sight to see the boys and the girls trudging to school carrying various objects. In the fall are the footballs, in the spring it is baseballs. Bicycles are a common form of transportation to many of these youngsters. In the winter when the ground is covered with snow familiar sleds come down from the rusty hooks where they have hung all summer. Then arrives spring when the coats are thrown into a faraway corner and soon vacation time is here. 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Rah! Linden vs. Bagley. Let's beat em kids. Tri-county here. Girls were runner-ups. Nice game, maybe we'll beat 'em next time. jamaica vs. Bagley. Let's beat 'em this time girls. Nice game boys, we're proud of you. Better watch out Panora here we come. Dawson vs. Bagley. Let's beat 'em gang. Grade school operetta. Xmas vacation. Did Santa fill your stocking well? ? ? ? ? Linden vs. Bagley. jamaica vs. Bagley. Same old story!!! Dawson vs. Bagley. Nice games kids. Better luck next time. Yale vs. Bagley. Nice game girls. Tough luck boys. Guthrie County Tournament at Panora. Guess Guthrie were the Champs. Bayard vs. Bagley. Let's show 'em who's got the best team. Calendar fcontinued I February: 4- 10 13 19 20 March: 2-5 April: 16 Z3 May: 7 9 ll 13 14 Girls Sectional held at Coon Rapids. Let's beat the champs, girls. Cooper vs. Bagley. Bayard vs. Bagley. Come on gang, 1et's get 'em this time. School Board Banquet. Given by the home ec. girls. Last basketball game. Panora vs. Bagley. Swell game girls. Too bad boys you couldn't win your last game. Let's go to Des Moines and see who will be the lucky team to be crowned the Queens this year. l..et's get dressed up and go to the junior and Senior Banquet to be held at the Woman's Club House in jefferson. Hope you've kept this date in mind. The Seniors are giving their class play on this date. Better watch out the Seniors are having skip day today. Baccalaureate. To be held at the Methodist Church. Commencement. Class night. Be sure and come as the seniors have their class history, prophecy, they have made their will, and there will be speeches by the valedictorian, and salutatorian. May day. Hurrah!!!!! So long till another year. GRADE SCHOOL OPERETTA Scrooge's Christmas CHARACTERS EBENEZER SCROOGE L, Pierce FRED F. Whitecotton BOB CRATCHIT H. Hoyt JACOB MARI..EY'S GHOST B. Bullock MRS. CRATCHIT S. Westre PETER O. Bullock TINY TIM L. Holmes BELINDA C. Marchant MARTHA j. Bullock BOY D. Westre TWO GENTLEMEN T, Hagge-'R. Cornelious lt is Christmas Eve and Scrooge is counting his money. He refuses to take part in the holiday spirit, when he is visited by his for mer partner's ghost, who convinces him of the trouble he is storing up for him after his death. He then sends gifts to the home of his poor nephew, and later on Christmas day joins them in playing games. HIGH SCHOOL OPERETTAS Kentucky Sue CHARACTERS MRS, ROXANNA ROY D. swarm GABE BARTON R, Moses SUE ROY N. Luxford LIDDY ANN GANZY I... Duncan BUD ROY G. Mobley LILY HOPKINS Myers LEM ROY K, Hoyt LEW WHEELER E, Hustgn BUZZ BARTON J. Jhckson SELENE VAN BUREN M. Gardner TESS BARTON Duncan LIONEL VAN BUREN Templeton A young New York writer gets what he asks for when he visits in the Ken' tucky Hills. The characters and home life of the Bart hillbillies, provide enough local color for 10 books! DIZZY BATON CHARACTERS PROF. SFORZANDO B. swedborg MR, RICH HERR GLISSANDO D. Templeton SUZANNE DONNA E. Beers JAKE EL1sE D. Porter CHORUS Ons and Roys, typical D. Bowers G. Renfro D. Luxford After locking the real professor in his office, Professor Sforzando and Herr Glissando leads the chorus of the singing school throu escapades. Little do the students of the singing schoo imposters, escaped from a nearby insane asylum. gh some merry vocal 1 realize that the two are GRADE OPERETTA CAST GIRLS' GLEE CLUB CHORUS GROUP PROjEC TOR CLUB Left to right: Robert Carrick, Eldon Huston, Keith McCartney A CARNIVAL SCENE FRESHMAN INITIATION The School Carnival On October 10, 194-7, the Senior class collected pies and cakes that had to be solicited from the surrounding community. That night the largest high school carnival in several years was held. A large crowd attended and all enjoyed the varied entertainments. The boxing matches, the bingo stand, the cake walk and the high school skit. The Home Economics food stand was the center of activities for all people in this community like to eat. We all wish to express our thanks to the community for helping make our carnival a success. Senior Class Play A Ready Made Family a three act play was presented by the Senior Class on April 23. A widow Agnes Martyn meets an old sweetheart, Henry Turner who is a widower and they become engaged. Both have children: Henry Z and Agnes 3. When the children find out about the coming marriage they immediately set out to stop it. One has fits, another talks baby talk, one turns kleptomaniac, and another toys on her operation. Love finally wins out and all agree it is much better than the preceeding mad house. junior Class Play Antics of Andrew is when a giddy college youth persuades an uncle in Australia to lend him some money to support his imaginary wife and mother in'law, and when his,uncle comes to visit him unexpectedly, hoping to meet wifey and mother'in'1aw, anything can and does happen. Two friends Willie and Harold disguise themselves as his wife and mother'in'law. The uncle falls in love with the mother-in'law, and trys to marry her. When the pre- tenders are unmasked and find out that the uncle is also a practical joker all are surprised. May Day The long awaited day has arrived at last that concludes the school year. The elementary grades put on a program for the patrons and in honor oi the King and Queen and their attendants. B's were given to those who had par- ticipated in sports and other individual awards were also presented. The 194-8 King and Queen is Darold Fitz and Marylee O'Conne1l. Hot Lunch Program The Hot Lunch Program began the second day of the school year. The program is a very important part of the daily schedule. An average of 125 high school and elementary pupils take advantage of the opportunity to eat lunches at school. During the year approximately 22,000 lunches were pre' pared. Mrs. Hatfield and Mrs. O'Lena have carried the responsibility. At the beginning of the year tables were set in the halls. Improvements have been completed as time rolled by. Now the room used for manual arts is used as the cafeteria. This is roomy and light and provides for the needs for table space. Too, the manual arts departments have made four new cafeteria tables This has made an improved appearance and at the same time completed an essential requirement. KW 0 ' 'I:Uulii2l.fHLImxwacsuf.rwLm'anllw:lJHamwf.1L1: whim mwmmwmmwinwiuxlu SCENE FROMJUNIOR CLASS PLAY 1 ..,...., .........--.- front Row, Left to Right: Chaperone, Miss jue:-gens, jean Derry. jo Radebaugh, Charlotte Bullock, Lois Grassmeier, Lois Duncua, Elsinore Porter, Coach Cuddy. Back Row: Manager Marianne Gardner, Mnrylee O'Connell, Joanne Finley, jane Radebaugh, Phyllis Washam, janet Duncan, jean Myers. Le!! to Right: Lux-ene Noland, ,lean Myers, Doris Porter, Eunice Beers, jean jackson, Donna Duncan. CHEERLEADERS Girls' Athletics Coach Cuddy is back with us again to supervise the teams. On the girls team are Lois Grassmeier, Lois Duncan, Eleanore Porter, Charlotte Bullock, Jean Derry, Jo Radebaugh, Joanne Finley, Marylee O'Connel1, Jane Radebaugh, Jean Myers, Janet Duncan and Phyllis Washam. Those who are seniors are Charlotte Bullock, Lois Grassmeier, Jo Rade- baugh, Joanne Finley, Jean Derry, and Marylee O'Connell. The girls won the runner-up trophy of the trircounty tournament. Lois Grassmeier was high point again this year with a total of Z59 points, and Eleanore Porter following with 141 points, Lois Duncan had a total of 140 and Marylee O'Connell with 130 points, and Jane Radebaugh with 40 points. The fouling this year was rather high. The highest was the pivot guard, Charlotte Bullock with a total of 77 fouls, Jo Radebaugh with 73, Lois Grass- meier 63, Eleanore Porter 4-3, Jean Derry 37, Lois Duncan Z9, Joanne Finley 26, Marylee O'Connell 23, Jean Myers ll, Jane Radebaugh 8, and Phyllis Washam with Z. The girls won ten games out of twenty-one and tied two of them. Those that are receiving letters are the six senior girls Charlotte Bullock, Jean Derry, Jo Radebaugh, Lois Grassmeier, Joanne Finley, Marylee O'Connellg and three juniors, Lois Duncan, Eleanore Porter, Jane Radebaugh: one sopho- more Jean Myers. BASKETBALL BOYS F1-gm Row Left to Right: Douglas Van Cleuve, Kieth McCartney, jim Anderson, Dean Thaler, jay Allen, Robert Hlbnel, Robert Carrick. gig! Row: jack Erps, Manager, Darold Fitz, Eldm Huston, Kenneth Hoyt. George Mobley, Eddie McCartney, Coach Caddy. FOOTBALL BOYS Front Row, Left to Rigxtz jay Allen, George Mobley, Dean Thaler, Frank Prescott, Kenneth Hoyt, Darold Fitz, Robert Hibnes, jim jackson, Rayfield Moses. Back Row: Coach Cuddy, Eddie McCartney, john Allen, Keith McCartney, Eldon Huston. jim Irwin, Dough: Vu: Clelve, jim Anderson, Dean Bowers, Robert Carrick, jack Erps, Manager. Boys' Athletics The spring baseball of 1947 had an exceptionally victorious season. They played nine games and won seven. The boys that were on the baseball team were as follows: Donald Bowers, Max Parsons, Robert Hibnes, jim jackson, Donald Myers, Frank Prescott, Darold Fitz, Eddie McCartney, Eldon Huston, Bob Prescott, Clyde Duncan, and Dean Thaler. The seniors were Donald Bowers, Max Parsons, Bob Prescott and Clyde Duncan. The boys' basketball team had a very unlucky season. They were defeated in all but one game. Fourteen boys were on the team. They were Darold Fitz., Eldon Huston, Kenneth Hoyt, George Mobley, Eddie McCartney, Robert Carrick, Robert Hibnes, jay Allen, Frank Prescott, Keith McCartney, Douglas Van Cleave, and jim Anderson. The seniors were Darold Fitz and jim jackson. At the beginning of the season the- boys were handicapped as Frank Prescott left us and later on Robert Hibnes left also. Coach Cuddy started football this fall with twenty boys. Some of them dropped out until he had a choice of only fifteen boys. There were five games. The boys won one over Bayard and tied one with Bayard. This is the first football squad Bagley has had for four years. The athletic awards were given to jim jackson, Darold Fitz., George Mobley, Kenneth Hoyt, Dean Thaler, Bob Carrick, Ed McCartney, Eldon Huston, jay Allen. G IR LS' SCORES BOYS' SCORES Home-Visitor Home Vis1tor Bayard Cooper Z1 Cooper Yale Z6 Yale Linden Z4 Linden jamaica 36 jamaica Panora Z4 Panora Dawson Z4 Dawson Linden Z5 Linden jamaica l7 jamaica Dawson Z4 Dawson Yale 35 Yale Panora 35 Bayard Bayard 29 Cooper Cooper 19 Panora Bayard Z9 Bayard TOURNAMEN TS TOURNAMEN TS B-SIX B-SIX Cooper Dawson 2.1 Linden jamaica County Panora Z7 COUNTY Menlo Sectional Bayard lovertimel Bayard Z9 SECTIONAL Coon Rapids .ii-l ,I xv ' . . fyP2 133: ,B 5592 f H W' f 'M' 111 1 , i ' 1 X 'i, A fe 9 .- g ,-, . 0 , ... . .. ' ' ..-0' 0 I , . . , - . , u . ,. -' .nu . . -- 1- . ' ,,.-' .- .... H . .. -0 ,. ..- .ns . Q 1 ,.- , n . 9, .I . , .0 .Q , . 0 .. 1 LM! 2' ' ,.v.,. ' . 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Squires injured his fingers! If Mrs. Schubert would enjoy working behing a soda fountain! Whether it will be a boy or a girl, Cuddy! Who Robert Hibnes would have been Hibnesing around if he was here now. If Donna would enjoy the job of a sitter if Eddie wasn't around! How Hoyt would act if he could really have a date with Eunice! What the town of Bagley would do without the class of '4-8! CHUCKLES Many so'called wolves are just worms wriggling around in the grass until some chicken or old hen comes along and picks them up. lt's the little things in life that tell, said Charlotte as she yanked her kid brother Bill from under the sofa. K ,9 5 .f-,.. C, ' ' ' L,- un..q..,n.4 A nuns by vuuawon-ru nofumns Hlreellln, Ko., U, l. A. imv1wn- s - Ks. - f X xX jf, .Q ul X - - LL, N 'nl S' i: ir?X-EX ' I 4 Q . ' X if . , m g A Tr. ,jf Qu-.,L -X -X 1 -.-1 -... 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Brooks, Owner Blacksmithing - Welding General Repair Bagley Iowa Begle Lumber Ce. Dealer In I I Lumber, All Kinds of Building Material, and Coal W. I. Flower, Manager Quality Service Phone 17 Bagley, Iowa Bennie Theatre Cool and Comfortable We Are Here To Serve You With The Best Money Can Buy In Entertainment Phone 9 or 11 Bagley, Iowa We Carry A Cornolete Line Of Nationally Known Brands In Fresh Fruits, Meats And Vegetables United Food arket Jefferson, Iowa. Joens Hardware 84 Home ppliance Jefferson, Iowa Reputation Cannot Be Bought - It Must Be Earned l Randolph Hatchery 84 Produce Bagley, Iowa Quality Baby Chicks And Poultry Supplies P. M. Jackson Barber Shop Shop Service 6 Days Per Week And Wednesday - Friday - and Saturday Nights Bagley Iowa Wines Mobile Service Gas - Oil - Lubrication Phone 126 Bagley IOWSL Compliments Vaux Lockers Bagley - Bayard - Yale Phone 149 Bagley, Iowa SQUARE DEAL GROCERY Goodrich Cash Market The Best Costs. 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