Beaman Conrad High School - Trojan Yearbook (Conrad, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1946 volume:

. ' nr ' - ' .'.'n1x::.1in:n.5.gv:a..'vv:u ' . ' vm: i . fi DE CATION M . To Mr. johnson our superintendent and class sponsor, who made it possible for us to publish the sixth an- nual of our school, we are. h- appy to dedicate the 1946 Beaman Eagle QM iw ul, g l Jw ,MWZQZQAZ FACULTY M . SENIORS. 1946 V gr VXA K ,John umffm ' z 1-11, - I 1 - Jeanne Donna Bette 1 Virginia A Osborne- Lynch 'Hutzel Simms FACULTYX ne? S C85 upt, P xj eine MQ QU! W-LZ, matics A-12l'?' Affiohhson Scggnc Maybe .Cultural Coach - I Mrs. I Myers Mrs. K. Johnson Mrs. V. Stevens Taping' Mudc' 'M1'S- O- I-Ynch Third, Fourth, Home Making connmm' Kindergarten Fifth English J , 'First Second Mrs. E. Engel Sixth, Seventh, A Eighth K SENIORS 6 M . CLASS OFFICERS SENIORS: Colors Flower Motto Pres. Vice Pres. Sec. 8: Treas Reporter Sponsor JUNIORS: Pres. Vice Pres. Sec. 8: Treas. Reporter Sponsor SOPHOMORES: Pres. Vice Pres. Sec. 8: Treas Reporter Sponsor FRESI-IMAN: Pres. Vice Pres. Sec. 8: Treas. Reporter Sponsor Royal Blue 8: Gold Red Carnation Hope for Tomorrow Demands Faith for Today. Donna Lynch Jeanne Osborn Virginia Simms John Kitzman Mr. johnson Huzne McMartin Kenneth Barfels Bob Myers Anabel Clinite Mrs. Stevens Lynn Oglesby john Osborn joan Simms Erlene Rattray Mr. Carney Gary Card Montie Hammond joan Moeller Barbara Thomas Mrs. Myers CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 194-Z eight shy freshmen entered the Bearnan High School. Of these eight only two, Virginia Simms, and Donna Lynch, attended Beaman all twelve years. Arlene Boll joined the class in the sixth grade, and Myrta Neidermann had been with the class since the seventh grade and she left durinsz the second semester of the fre- shmen year. Those coming in from rural schools were Marlin Moeller, john Kitzman and Jeanne Osborn. Bette Hutzel came from Eldora. jack Menefee entered about the middle of the Freshman year and left a few weeks later. The teachers during our first year were Mr. Paul Johnson, Mr. LaVerne Carney, Mrs. Edra Carnpbell, and Miss Marion Heyer. During our Sophomore year Ruth Everding entered our class. In March of that year we were saddened by the death of Arlene Boll. Teachers during this year w- ere Mr. johnson, Mr. Carney, Mrs Ilene Myers, and Mrs. Marion Miller. During the Junior year three new members were added. They were: Dick Amund- SDH. VerY1Ha1nrnond, and Avis Inman. Dick and Avis left during March of that year. Marlin Moeller also left our class to attend school at Gladbrook. Important eventsof that year were the junior-Senior Banquet and our Junior class play, A Ready Made Family. The faculty for our junior year was Mr. Johnson, Mr. Carney, Mrs. Myers, and Mrs. Veva Stevens. The class membership remained the same during bur senior year. Our faculty consisted of Mr. johnson, Mr. Carney, Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Edythe Heifner during the first semester. Mrs. Myers replaced Mrs. I-Ieifner after the first semester. Major events during our last year were the junior-Senior Banquet, the class play, Leave To Marry, Baccalaureate, Commencement, and putting out the sixth ann- ual of Bearnan High. ... W4 - CLASS WILL We, the undersigned members of the class of 1946, Bearnan Hi- gh School, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make the f- ollowing bequeaths as our last will and testament: I, john Kitzman, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get along with Mr. Carney to jo Ann Simms and hope she does a better job than I did. I, Veryl Hammond, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to l- oaf while working on the school paper to Kenneth Barfels. I, Jeanne Osborn, do hereby will and bequeath all my Gladbrook boyfriends to Ardis Walter. I, Bette Hutzel, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to talk and yet not say anything to Max Miller knowing how timid and qu- iet he is. I, Virginia Simms, do hereby will and bequeath to Bob Myers, all the candy and guxn wrappers, and waste paper in my desk since he was the one that put it there. I, Donna Lynch, do hereby will and bequeath all my excellent grades in Physics to Anabel Clinite and hope she doesn't do as bad as I did. We, the Senior Class, do hereby will and bequeath our ability to get through school to the Freshmen class: our excellent grades to the Sophomores: and the task of putting out the annual and the school paper to the juniors. And to the teachers all' the sweet memories of the class of 1946. --- M- CLASS PROPHECY The Beaman Plaza, located on Park avenue, covers a whole block and has spacious lawns. with beautiful fountains and flower plots. This famous night club attracts guests from far and near. It is beautifully decorated and the entertainment is out of this world. The proprie- tor is a graceful, handsome, blonde who personally welcomes all guests. jackie, as he is kn- own to his guests, will be remembered as john Kitzman of the 1946 class of B. H. S. One evening there was great excitement at the outer door and as jackie appeared on the scene he was very happy to see Queen of Homes, Donna Lynch and her King entering the P- laza. At once the special guest table was prepared for these latest visitors and jackie, him- self sat at the table with Queen Donna. 'He learned, that after graduating from B. H. S., she had attained her highest hopes, that of reigning in her own home. And due to the Home Eco- nomics course at Beaman High School, her home was one to be proud of. In the course of the evening jackie asked Queen Donna if she knew what had become of the other members of the class of 1946. In answer, she brought forth a tiny vand and waving it, gently said, Look for yourself. In amazement jackie saw the Hunter College Gyin and a girls Basketball game about to b- egin. There on the coach's bench sat Virginia Simms who had brought her team to the Natio- nal Meet. As jackie leaned forward to call Virginia, the scene changed and there was the stage of the Metropolitan Opera in New York City. A soloist stood before the audience, and as the s- ong rang out there was no doubt but that Bette Hutzel had indeed gone far in her career. B- ut the strain of many concerts was too much and she collapsed. In response to a call sent to General Hospital an ambulance arrived and an interne and nurse took charge. The nurse glanced out over the audience as she left the stage and as her brown eyes met jackie' a hg recognized her as jeanne Osborn, another of the 1946 graduates. The next and last change of scene brought Veryl Hammond into view. In the aristocratic section of Conrad he had established a Beauty Salon, where his twenty trained employees n- ever had a slack moment due to the perfect work he required of them. Turning back to Donna, john thanked her for permitting him to see again, if only for a few moments, his beloved classmates. x 43? C, 5 Cy l ,, X UNDERGRADS I s Anabel Clinite Clair Goo' Bob Meyer, Ardas Walter Donald Kngx Charles Neff Barbara Thomas Leona H011 Robert Stephenson Upson Thomas Lois Harris Lynn Ogle shy l Montie Hammond 11 65615 jo Ann Moeller nainafeen e an-W---MQ-D--1--.-we-N-W eeee -e -L ee SIXTH, SEVEN H, IGHTH GRADES ,v Harold Owen Patricia Arthur dame s Mc Kimi'-BY Raffrav Weatherinan Bein 9 Kerr 4,-, Dorotify Golda john Dorothy Mary jane Kauffman Grail Kerr Gard Kale. JQYCC Lois Marilyn, Beverly Arlene hum Lynch Cain Weatherman Edwards Francis I-Fr:-:ine Bob Doris ora Mae Neff' Rattra-Y Oglesby 1 Kitzman ' Vint t B t Francis Jimmie Delas Man Leland KOPSH Wescott Hammond Harm . Arends .F , I I 4 -lg '--wg nw.-'vu Q mul- i 'M 1 frfl WM' ejee,, fy-Aj? ,gag F - I U L THIRD, FOURTH, FIFTH GRADES f -fffj . .gg .. R Kent Lynch shmey Cain joan Sienkne cht Laurence Bein b Charles Freeburn Everett Lynch F1011 Kitzman Vernon Harris Marvin Miller Upal Brown 1 1 . i Donna Miller Charles Gard v 'i' 3 , x Leo Kopsa Averil Nichol ' E K Leon Webb jerrald Sandstoe 7 if! . EU 5 . Dean Sand Sfve jimiize Sienkneeht R l Darlene Kauffman Larry Weatherman W I . iff? A QR . . , , - w-5 ' L: 5'h1'f.aAll.. 'V 'Nail V 1f.J':n'Q - kai? Mmm- are--W----at---comm FIRST A D ECOND-GRADES Roniie Betty Roger Marilyn Gary Neesen Walter Hertema Blackford Gethmann joan Rodney Gilda Kent Meta Miller Mlgfurk Goettsch Thomas Viexiing 1-BTYY zink Kathlcen Lucas Barbara Kopsa Jed Sinung I . Tommy Peggy Hu-o1d. Janet Fred Kuhl Ladehoff Nichol W eathez-man V ie r ing Larry Dale Barbara Larry GOTY Harris Johns on Storj ohann Blggkford GOBVCS ch ' . v I ,f. V 1 'Q' 'q' N ' V rif f' V A g n ,. KINDERGARTEN 7 1 Danny Freeburn Sharon Cain George Crou Kenneth Gayle Foster Merle . Weatherman Weatherly Bobby i Nancy Mu' sh' .I 01111 Sienkneeht Holt Ander son. LUCHS 1Richard Tomm I-8-rry .jerry Stewart Simmsy Wescott Gard xi' I ,,., 1 . 'yi .W l . ,gf 3 M216 HUMOR Attention Flower Girl Cuties ' ???? etwlx Posmg 10441 ' jokes Mr. Carney: You missed my class yesterday, didn't you? john: Not in the least, sir, not in the least. He: Only a mother could love a face like that. She: I'm about to inherit a fortune. He: I'm about to become a mother. Mother: What have you been doing all afternoon? Kenneth: Shooting craps, mother. Mother: That must stop. Those things have as much right to live as you have. Erlene: Does your father play golf? Betty: No he learned to swear like that when he was in the army. Two men were seated together in a crowded street car. One of them noticed that the other h- ad his eyes closed. Wassarnatter, Bill, he asked, feeling ill? I'm all right, answered Bill, but I hate to see ladies standing. Then there's the dumb stenographer who didn't mail the circular letters because she cou- ldn't find any round envelopes. Donna: I want some real kissproofylipstickf' Clerk: Try this. It's a cross between an onion and bichloride of mercury. Veryl: Hey, waiter, there's a fly in my soup. Waiter: Ah, monsieur es mistaken: zat in ze soup is not a fly, it es a vitamin bee. Little Boy: Say, Mister, let me have six of those diapers. Clerk: Here you are sonny. That'll be ninety cents for the diapers, and two cents for the tax Little Boy: Oh, I don't want any tacks, my mother uses safety pins. Poor Danny! He died from drinking shellac. At least he had a fine finish. And then there was the mother flea who was crying because her son was going to the dogs. Doc: Give me some of the prepared monoacelicacidester of salicylic acid. Attendent: You mean aspirin? Doc: Yea, I never can think of that name. Little jack Horner Sat in a corner B. O. Hello Betty, are you wearing your slacks tonight? M . I'rn afraid I ana. ' Splendid. Then you won't mind lending me your formal. I ought to know: didn't I go to College, stupid? Yes, and you came home that way, too. Funeral Director fto aged mournerjz How old are you? Mourner: I'l1 be 98 next month? F. D.: Hardly worth going home, is it? Say, pop, did you go to Sunday School when you were a boy? Yes, son ..... regu1ar1y. I'11 bet it won't do me any good, either. 5 o J' am w 4. , ., .k :, . ., r, . tx. ATHLETICS swig-S' lmff ' BASEBALL Back Row: Mr. johnson, Robert Vest, john Osborn, John Kitzman Don Knox, Gary Card, Roger Ladehoff, Montie Hammond, Robert Stephenson, Max Miller Front Row: Veryl Hammond, Kenneth Barfels, Charles Neff, ' Bob Myers, Clair Goos, Hume McMartin, Lynn Oglesby, Upson Thomas CHEERLEADERS , my ,uf ' 5 J l'?A'f?f3W15IW ' -:ft wig Lorraine I-'rand Ratt,-ay .Arends -vfllse 4-- BASKETBALL Front Row: Barbara Thomas, Bette Hutzel, Erlene Rattray, Donna Lynch, Leona Hall, Jeanne Osborne Back Row: Anabel Clinite, Virginia Simms, Ardis Walter, joan Simms, Mr. johnson, Betty McTurk, Rosella Craig, jo Ann Moeller, Lois Harris Front Row: Bob Vest, Robert Stephenson, Montie Hammond, Kenneth Barfels, Roger Ladehoff, Upson Thomas, john Osborn, Max Miller Back Row: Don Knox, Veryl Hammond, Bob Myers, Clair Goos, Mr. johnson, Charles Neff, Hume McMartin, Lynn Oglesby, john Kitzman, Gar Gard GIRL' S BASKETBALL Players who saw action during the season are as follows: B. McTurk, a junior forward, has been playing for three years. Betty earned her honors by being high point girl for the season. A J. Simms, a sophomore forward, who saw action mainly in the pivot position. She garnered e nough points to rank second in scoring honors. D. Lynch, a speedy Senior forward, was third in scoring honors and was noted for her long s- hots . V. Simms, a veteran guard, whose height was an asset in snagging rebounds. A. Clinite, a junior, played guard in most of the games but played forward enough to rank f- ourth in scoring E. Rattray, a scrappy sophomore guard, who was noted for her fight. A. Walter, a junior, held down a regular guard position. B. Hutzel and j. Osborn, both seniors who saw some action. L.. Harris. R. Craig, B. Thomas, L. Holl, and J. Moeller all saw some action this season and will be depended on for next year's tearn. Player s Mc Turk Simms Lynch Simms Walter Clinite Rattray Hutzel Thomas Holl Craig Harris Osborn Moeller Games F G 20 190 19 159 20 72 19 5 17 0 20 20 12 0 10 6 12 1 00 0 8 0 5 0 7 0 F T FTM Fouls T P Aver. 4-0 52 33 420 21.0 37 52 19 355 18.7 26 39 23 170 8.5 0 2 55 10 0.0 0 0 32 00 0.9 0 2 29 18 0.0 0 0 36 00 0.08 1 1 3 1 1.1 1 6 7 13 0.11 0 2 2 2 0.17 0 0 1 0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 Players Bob Myers john Kitzman Don Knox Kenneth Barfels Hume McMartin Lynn Oglesby Charles Neff Clair Goos jack Osborn B eaman Beaman Beaman Beaman Beaman Bearnan Beaman Beaman Beaman Beaman Beaman Beaman Beaman Beaman Beaman Beaman Beaman Beaman Bearnan Beaman Games 16 16 13 16 15 14 17 13 17 M . 41 LeGrand 36 29 Conrad 26 42 Green Mt. 32 79 Liscomb 24 44 Whitten 32 41 Wellsburg 34 40 Green Mt. 38 I 56 Conrad 28 42 LeGrand 45 59 Liberty 30 47 Clutier 42 74 Liscomb 22 60 Whitten 28 57 Wellsburg 32 52 Reinbeck 22 66 Reinbeck 23 59 Albion 15 3 1 Eldora 32 40 Conrad 24 29 Clutier 62 Boys Basketball Goals MD MS Fouls TP 38 31 57 39 108 17 3 21 40 40 1 9 21 28 33 59 0 6 8 11 6 5 19 26 50 3 1 19 18 19 18 56 13 5 9 1 1 31 3 1 14- 18 7 2 3 5 9 7 Season's Record. 1 Game won and 16 lost The o o t , - pp nen s average points per game was 37.5. Our average points per gaxne was 19.8. Out of 284 free throws we made 107 for an average of 3777- The second te Beaman Beaman Beaman Beaman Beaman Bearnan Beaman Beaman Beaman am won 3 games and lost 2. Season's Record 1 8 LeGrand 35 l 7 Conrad 38 20 Green Mountain 18 l 6 Liscomb 28 22 Whitten 34 24 Wellsburg 47 17 Green Mountain 35 18 Conrad 3 8 20 LeGrand 45 Average 6.7 2.5 4.5 .3 1.9 4.0 1.7 .5 .4 PWM- Beaman 2.8 Clutier Beaman 10 Liscomb Beaman ZZ Whitten Beaman 17 Wellsburg Beaman 17 Garwin County Tournament Beaman 20 Grundy Center Beaman 22 Conrad Sectional Tournarnent Bearnan 29 Gene seo Znd Team Games Beaman 16 Reinbeck Bearnan 18 Reinbeck Bearnan 40 Grundy Center Bea.man Z7 Garwin Beaman Z4 Grundy Center Z0 Players Bob Myers, a junior who played center and acted as Captain. He was high point man for the season. john Kitzxnan, a Senior who played forward ranked fourth in scoring and w- as a scrappy player. Don Knox, a Junior who played forward ranked second in the scoring and st- arted most of the games. Kenneth Barfels, a junior who played guard and was on the starting five. K- enneth was a good defensive player. Hume McMartin, a junior who played as guard started most of the games. H- ume also played good defensive games. Lynn Oglesby, a Sophomore who played substitute forward in most of the games Lynn ranked third in scoring. Charles Neff, a Sophomore who played substitute forward in most of the games will see much more action in the future. Clair Goos , a junior played substitute center. Jack Osborne, a Sophomore, who played substitute forward was a very scra- ppy player. He also will see much more action in the future. Veryl Hammond, a Senior played substitute forward in several games. Stephenson, Thomas, Miller, Vest, Ladehoff, and M. Hammond did not see much action on first team this year but will see much more next year. BOYS BASEBALL The Beaman boys opened the baseball season last fall with 19 players re- porting for practice. Among those reporting were many boys from last years team: john Kitzman, Veryl Hammond, Kenneth Barfels, Don Knox, Bob Myers, Hu.me McMartin, Upson Thomas, Clair Goos, Robert Stephenson, Max Miller, Lynn Oglesby, Charles Neff, and john Osborn. Five Freshmen also reported for practice. 1'hey were: Montie Hammond, Gary Card, Bob Vest, Roger La- dehoff, and Leroy Craig. Bob Weatherman and Leroy Craig left school in the fall. Our team won one game and lost four last fall. Scores Beaman 14- Green Mt. 4- Beaman 8 Albion 1 1 Beaman 3 Whitten Sect. 8 Beaman 4 Wellsburg 6 Beaman 3' Wellsburg 5 Players John Kitzman - Senior - Has played some at first base and right field but he had his ankle sprained during most of the fall season. Veryl Harnmond - Senior- Has played only two seasons--the first season at center field and the second season at third base. He's a fair hitter. Kenneth Barfels - junior - Has played three seasons at center field and mo- st of two seasons as catcher. He's a good hitter and has led the tearn batting average for the last two seasons. His ayerage the last season was .4-Z8. Don Knox - junior - Has played five seasons of baseball. He is a good pitc- her and also does well at short stop. He is also good at hitting. Hume McMartin - junior - Has five seasons of baseball and he started in most of the games at second base. He is also a good hitter. Bob Myers - junior - Has five seasons of baseball--the first four at right lmfv field and the last one mostly at short stop. Robert Stephenson - Junior - Has very promising future for the next three SCBSOIIS . Charles Neff - Sophomore - Played some in the outer field for two seasons and he has now one season at first base. john Osborn - Sophomore - Played some at third base. He is a good batter and has a promising future the next five seasons. Lynn Oglesby - Sophomore - Has started in most of the games at right or 1- eft field. Montie Hammond - Freshrnan - Has a promising future ahead as a catcher. He shows good batting. Gary Card - Freshman - Shows a promising future. Batting Averages Players AB H R W SH SO HB TB E Bat. Avg. Bob Weatherman l 0 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 .23 Huxne McMartin 14 3 7 7 0 7 l 3 4 .214 Don Knox 15 4 2 6 0 2 1 6 1 .267 Kenneth Barfels 14 6 6 8 0 2 0 6 l .428 Bob Myers 20 2 1 2 0 9 0 2 8 . 100 Lynn Oglesby 12 4- 6 9 0 4 0 ' 6 1 .333 Veryl Hammond 18 3 4 2 0 5 0 3 3 .167 Charles Neff 15 5 3 l 0 3 1 6 2 .333 John Kitzrnan 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 john Osborn 7 0 1 2 0 2 1 0 2 .000 Mamie Hammond 9 z 2 1 0 o o o o .zzz Gary Card 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Robert Stephenson 6 2 0 1 0 4 0 2 3 Y .333 TOTAL 125 32 32 42 1 38 4 36 25 .256 Spring Schedule Wednesday April 17 Conrad There Friday April 19 Reinbeck Here Tuesday April 23 Green Mt. There Fri. 8: Sat. April 26-27 At Beaman Wellsburg Reinbeck 2:00 Conrad 3:30 M . Beunan 12:00 Dike Wellsburg and Reinbeck will play at Reinbeck on April 12 before the Tournament games at Beaman. Tuesday Saturday Monday Tuesday Friday April 30 Green Mt. Here May 4 May 6 ---- Sectional Tournament May 7 May 10 Conrad Here 0- ACTIVITIES . 4 .. ,5. f .42 .. - 'QflM??6iM35k5?l mx, MM- M ---ss---4 --4 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Back Row: Bette Hutzel, Ardis Walter, Betty McTurk, Mrs. I-Ieifner, Rosella Craig, jo Ann Moeller, Lois Harris Front Row: Leona Hall, Erlene Rattray, Barbara Thomas Marilyn Miller BOYS' GLEE CLUB Back Row: Kenneth Barfels, john Kitzman, Bob Myers Mrs. Heifner, Charles Neff, Lynn Oglesby, Gary Card Front Row: Bob Vest, Roger Ladehoff, Montie Hammond 11- , 2,-f--2-1 U' all H A: - A- as a-rf -xv? Y Y ...---.r........-....?,,,,, -L.. IWW ' junior Class Play Scoop A Newspaper Play in Three Acts Cast Joel Stanton ........................ Hume McMartin hard-boiled editor Dorothy Stanton ................... Anabel Clinite his daughter Jud Payson ............................ .... B ob Myers Star reporter on Tribune Maxine Bowman ..... H ........ I.. .. Betty McTurk reporter on Tribune Mrs. Ainsworth ................ 4 ..... Ardis Walter society woman of Belknap Armine Ainsworth ........ . ....... Erlene Rattray her daughter Tony Salvatore ............. L ..... Kenneth Barfels Gang Leader Sarah ........ , ........................... Lois Harris secretary of joel Stanton Capt. Mark Broden ........-... ....... C lair Goos of the police force Wally Branch .................... ..1Ipson Thomas foreman of the composing room Tommy ....................... . . Robert Stephenson office boy Adarn Randolph ............... .. ...... Donald Knox Judge, living in Belknap Three Printers ......... . ....... .... .C harles Neff Max Miller john Osborn Act I-Early Morning in joe1's office Act II-Same-A few seconds later Act III-Same-A few seconds later BACCALAUREATE and COMMENCEMENT Baccalaureate will be held Sunday May 12 at the Methodist Church at 8:00 P.M. The speaker for this evening will be Reverend Gable. On Tuesday May 14 at 8:00 P.M. Commence- ment will be at the Methodist Church. Our spe- aker for the evening has not as yet been decided upon. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Leave to Marry A Farce-Comedy in Three Acts Characters Edith Loomis ................ .... V irginia Simms a widow Beverly ......................... ....... j eanne Osborn her elder daughter Priscilla .................. . ....... ........Bette Hutzel her youngest daughter Agatha Farris ....................... .,.. Donna Lynch a neighbor Waldo .................................. john Kitzman her son Fred Finley ....................... ..Veryl Hammond an army Lieutenant Synopis of Acts Act I. The living room of the Loomis home l- ate afternoon of a summer day Act II. Two days later: evening Act III. A few minutes later. . M . U JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET The junior-Senior Banquet was held at the McClure Home in Marshalltownon May 10 Captains Table Cocktail Beef Tenderloin with Mushrooms Sea Form Potatoes Beans in Boats Waldorf Salad Pieces of Eight Hot Rolls jelly Ocean Wave Delight java Milk Life Preservers Programme Cruise Director ----------- Building of the ship -------- ------Bob Myers -- -- Mr. johnson Class Prophecy ------------ --Betty McTurk Song ------------------------- Bette Hutzel Barnacles ------------------- Upson Thomas Super Searnen ------------- Veryl Hammond Last Will and Testament ------- john Kitzman Anchors Aweigh ---------------------- Boys Life Preservers ------ --------Jeanne Osborn In-'ff ' Music Under the direction of Mrs. Edythe Heifner the girls and boys Glee Club's were organized. The girl's Glee Club was composed of 10 girls of whom were: Lois Harris, Erlene Rattray, Betty McTurk, Ardis W- alter, Barbara Thomas, Marilyn Miller, Joan Moeller, Leona Holl, Rosella Craig, and Bette Hutzel. The boys Glee Club consisted of 8 b- oys of whorn were: Bob Myers, Kenneth Barfels, Lynn Oglesby, Charles Neff, R- oger Ladehoff, Gary Card, Montie Hamm- ond, and Robert Vest. The first appearance of the boys and girls music groups was at the junior Cla- ss Play where the girls sang, An Old F- ashioned Garden, the mixed chorus sang Til the End of Time, and the boys sang, I Had A Little Talk With The Lord. The girls Glee Club contributed a song for the Teacher's Reception at the Church After this time Mrs. Martin Myers took over as director of the music groups. While under the direction of Mrs. M- yers the girls Glee Club sang several so- ngs for the Auxiliary Tea P. T. A. Meet- ing, and a Reception at the Church. The songs 'for the Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises have not at this time been decided. The Eagle Staff Editor .............. Associate Editor. .. .. ...... Donna Lynch ....jeanne Osborn Art Editor...... ............ Bette Hutzel Advertising Manager .... john Kitzman Circulation Manager. . . Boys Sports ..... Girls Sports .... Music ........... This n' That ...... Senior News ...... junior News ...... Sophomore News fs. ..- -...funn Veryl Hammond .Bette Hutzel Virginia Simms .Hume McMartin joan Simms .Betty McTurk Lynn Oglesby . ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? . . . . .john Kitzman . .Anabel Clinite . .Erlene Rattray Freshman News ........... Barbara Thomas Sponsor............ Myers The Annual Staff Class Officers. . . Class History .... . .. . . ..Bette Hutzel ......Donna Lynch Class Will ........... ...... D onna Lynch Class Prophecy. jr.-Sr. Banquet .... junior Play ....... Q-.-1... ...........jeanne Osborn .. .. . .Virginia Simms .. Donna Lynch Baccalaureate 8: Commencement ...... . .... V eryl Hammond Music ................. ...... B ette Hutzel School Staff 8: Eagle Staff ........ . . ...... john Kitzman Girls Basketball ..... .... V irginia Simms Boys Basketball ..... ..... j ohn Kitzman Boys Baseball.. .... ..... V eryl Hammond jokes .............. Alumni ..... . . . . .Bette Hutzel . . . . . .jeanne Osborn fl. e -x AUTCGRAPHS IWW ' ALUMNI 1 943 joyce McClure-working in Marshalltown Marjorie Kitzman-married and living in Utah Marjorie Myers-teaching in Newton Dean Vint-overseas in japan jaunetia Eatinger-working in Marshalltown Vernon Goos-at home on the farm Phyllis Anderson-living in Denver, Colorado Alfred Holmvik-in the Navy Arlene Gard-working at KFJB in Marshalltown 1944 Mary Neff-going to school in Ames Janice Barfelsftaking nurses training Doris Lynch- staying at home Vernon Bein-at home on the farm Leo Simms-at home on the farm Annabell Knox-working in Marshalltown Lenora Ohrt-at home on the farm 1 945 Agnes jackson-living in Beaman George Hall-at home on the farm Bill Myers-at home on the farm Glenn Stephenson-at home on the farm Robert Lynch-at home on the farm james Rattray-overseas in Germany Lawrence Nichol-at home on the farm ' 15:5 -s' 4, - ' , C-:Ev 6 Q3 A 'IJE7 W 'K 0'-b J .5 - ' XA fo- QR X U cj xx cy X 'iggfgik x X VA f .21 Q Is x :5s sl Wm ADVERTISING f U ...,..-, .4--4..n...4.- -. -..hunnuqann Compliments Conrad Creamery I and Produce Conrad a GRUND Co-operative Creamery 54 - IOC - 25? CIow's Variety 51,00 and up Gladbrook, Iowa Fallgatters Grocery Fresh Fruits 8: Groceries Phone 59 Gladbrook Iowa R. T. Spain, M. D. Phone office 3 Resxdence 4 Conrad, Iowa I 1 1 J SCI-IRYVER'S JACK SPRAT STORE Meats Fresh Fruits 8: Vegetables Grundy Center, Iowa Phone 45 GOODYEAR SERVICE A Division Of The Goodyear Tire 8: Rubber Company, Inc, 617 G Ave. Phone 90 Grundy Center, Iowa. QUICK PRINTING CO. Printing Office Supplies Typewriters Grundy Center Iowa THE GRUNDY NATIONAL BANK The Only National B1-.nk in the County Grundy Center Iowa D E N T I S T Ex-ray service House- Phone 24 Conrad, Iowa Office Phone 57 j. L. Hesselhuses THE FRANZENDERG PROVISION CO, See us for complete meat service Phone76 Conrad, Iowa RAY'S JACK SPRAT Groceries, Fresh Fruits and vegetables Phone 74 Conrad, Iowa FIRST STATE BANK Phone44- Conrad, Iowa MAHONEY AND BIGGER STAFF Mobilgas Service Station Open every evening and Sundays Phone 344 Grundy Center, Ia. BUCHANAN IMPLEMENT CO, john Deere Sales and Service G,M,C, Trucks sales 8: Service Phone 99 Grundy Center Iowa It's Great To Be An American GRILL CAFE Our coffee brings em' back Grundy Center Iowa MERRY-MAYE CAFE just a good place to eat Grundy Center Iowa FARMERS SAVINGS BANK The bank on the corner With office at Holland Grundy Center Iowa Gladbrook W I L S O N ' S Shoes 8: Men's Furnishings Grundy Center, Iowa KUPKA SINCLAIR SERVICE Chrysler and Plymouth Sales and Service Grundy Center, Iowa Phone 207 UPTOWN THEATRE Always the cream of Hollywood Major Products Iowa PETERSEN IMPLEMENT CU, Minneapolis - Moline Quality Farm Equipment Phone7Z Grundy Center Iowa GRUNDY PRCDUCE 8: HATCI-IERY -Dea1ersIn- Quality Baby Chicks Cash Buyers of Poultry, and Eggs- Complete Line of Feeds - Poultry Remedies Pick up Service phone 41 W Grundy, Center, Iowa GLADBROOK LUMBER CO. Best of Everything - To build anything , ' Phone 39 Gladbrook Igwa Compliments of NICHOLS 8: GREEN Where The Good Shoes Come From Marshalltown, Iowa BELZ AND COMPANY Space for Beans Phone 36 Conrad, Iowa GOULD SKELLY SERVICE Complete Line of Skelly Products Prompt Truck 8: Station Service Phone 116 P Conrad, Iowa DICK AND CAL Do all General Repair Work All new equipment Duzal Manure Loaders Conrad, Iowa ' Phone IGH Magazines School Supplies Novelties Stationary BINDER DRUG CO. Complete Fountain Service Conrad, Iowa Wallpaper Paint Compliment s of FAIRCHILD IMPLEMENTS Farm Machinery GILDNERS Genuine I.H,C. Parts Phone 36-R2 Marshalltown, Iowa Gladbrook Iowa Compliments of MICKEI.. FURNITURE STORE Marshalltown, Iowa ALLBEE OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO 18 W, Main St. Marshalltown, Iowa Compliments of H A M B L I N ' S Home Furnishings Gifts Marshalltown, Iowa WANDEL CAFE sandwiches - ice cream Conrad, Iowa COMMUNITY LOCKER SYSTEM Frozen Foods Kr Meats Harry Graves, Manager Gladbrook, Ia. 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