Belmond High School - Bronco Yearbook (Belmond, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1953 volume:

5 sw l xx -I S Q We present this xolume of The Bronco to our mam friends and the public with School We hone in years to come It will serve to bring back pleasant memories fo those who have experienced the pleasures and benefits of our high school CLASS OI' 53 the desire that it shall selgve as a summary of the past year's activities in Belmond High nm 5 lillll Ml U I I Il I I I Ill I!! ll! HE HI I ' FU l: li lil IIB ll Ill Ill . ul lil nl Ill ' L? iii In 22' U, , AW ' 'I Q ji' Y, , 1.7 I, A 'XZ 4 J 1.1, ,-1?-flfma,-if ,..4-:va!igZgp34fg',17,Z4gY 5 Z 2 217, V- 'fm fvgfyeifggp Z' 46511, 4 Q X., ' 652 ff V 44 ff ' ' M f WM -0 I .az f 7 2 J' ' 1 1 M071 Z4 fy, , jx fxge-aye,-ffj , jyfi . Q . QHMKZ K' 74, , , - , ' - M ' .A Z4 I, L7 ffl- !J-.2 . -f1 !Z ,v,Z'-lg, n ZQASV f I M X . . 2 W - A ' ' '4LQ'4f 624714 ,xQaf f may .5'lza',ff,,.-2'L7,z. Q, , A , Q 44 ,4 , fx ' I Z' - f-fhf 4'47JfcV..z'Q fy '77, Z I - Q iZ44f1MLC402'4f 4,- 4 fs 'f - . . 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CLAIR HUGH AND CAROLYN We the Class of 1953 do hereby dedicate this yearbook to our understanding principal, Mr. Clair Hugh, who has been our instructor these past four years. As a friend he is wonderful, as an instructor, he is understandingg but best of all, as our counselor, hc is patient. This dedication is an expression of our thanks to him. D D MR. CLAIR HUGH .sw 'Qu 5 .Q .. ,aff IQ 4,-417 gou- QQ 'I 1. 2. 3. 4. Mrs. Alta Smith School Nurse Edwin Bruner Driver Training History Ernest Doeringsfeld Mathematics Science Clair Hugh Principal Social Problems 9 jsxl 3 5. 6 7 'elf FACULTY V-so 175' . up 'fo 4' Don Faris Superintendent Carol Kepler Home Economics E. R. Jacobs Assistant Coach Algebra-Biology l. Darlene Thompson School Secretary ll 'V I ,i f Q-Q. 4 ,B CD 7 fi 4 I 5 8 M W: 1 sig . MVS--Al::Y F93 in9 James Crimmings IPEIIFIISU Head Coach a ln Mildred Henry Qfypingii' w Girls' Physical Ed Shop Roland Brom Band Margaretiean Don Collinson Butterworth Agriculture Commerical Dean Hughes Mrs. Eldoris Bunnell English Vocal Music Dramatics 13 16 we -o 2. 'x 7 4f.., rdf? wg-...v --on iw, GERTRUDE McLAUGHLlN Editor-in-chief ALAN MADSEN Athletic Editor MAVIS PIERCE Art Editor I, ,1- 75351 7 I E. 1 JACK JOHNSON Associate Editor ANNUAL STAFF '1 BARBARA BOHNING Business Manage' MARY McKllTH Music Editor ALAN TREES Photographer . if EH? V, mamixq N 33. 1 , , N. H fi ,. .- ' Sw Q53 FRANCES CHAPMAN Assistant Business Managor AVIS PIERC E Activities Editor SSX EHNMUHS Z wn.BuR DANIELS MARY MCKEITH JOHN JOHNSON Willie Class Vice President S Jack T Class President uonly the heart without Strain Class ecrelary- reasurer Character is made up of Small knows perfect easef' Energy and persistance conquer duties faithfully performed. Glee Club 1 2 3 4 2111 Mixed chorus 2, 3, 4 Mixed chorus '1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed chorus 3, 4 Madrigal 4 Class Officer 3 Student Council 4 FFA 1, 2 Speech Play 3, 4 lub B C 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2 Baseball 3, 4 Class Play 4 JUNIOR FHA 3, 4 CParliamcntarian 41 Latin Club 4 Hoofbeats 1, 2, 3, 4 CActivity Editor 27 tNews Editor 37 CAssociate Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 4 fVice President 4 Class Play 3 AND SENIOR ANNUAL STAFF Annual 4 CAssociate Editor 43 FFA 1, 2, 3 fReporter 37 Hoofbcats 3, 4 CBusiness Manager 41 Quill and Scroll 4 Speech 3 CONSTANCE BENSON Connie No cord or cable can bind so fast as love can do with a single ring. Glcc Club 1, 2. 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Scxette 1, 2, 3, 4 Trio 1, 2, 3 , 4 SHIRLEY BOHNING Solo 1, 2, 3, 4 S B FHA 1 'tThey say it's.fun to go C1358 Play 3, 4 barefoot. Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 2, 3 Student Council 1 Secretary 1 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Historian 2 Reporter 4 Hoofbeats 2, 3, 4 Proof Reader 3 Editor 4 Quill and Scroll 3, 4 Band Queen 3 Basketball Queen At. 1 Speech Play 3, 4 Speech Contest 3, 4 Class Play 4 BARBARA BOHNING Barb If blushes were dol1ars, I'd be a millionaire. Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Twirler 2, 3, 4 Annual 4 Business Mgr. 4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 2 Public Relations 4 Hoofbeats 3. 4 Cir. Manager 4 Quill and Scroll 3, 4 Basketball Queen At- tendant 2, 3, 4 Class Play 4 FRANCES CHAPMAN Chappie Never a dull moment. Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 2. 3 Student Council 4 President 4 Annual 4 Assist. Business Mgr. 4 Instrumental Soloist 2, 3 Pep Club 2. 3, 4 Secretary 3 President 4 Latin Club 4 Treasurer 4 FHA 1 Hoofbeats 3, 4 Production Mgr. 4 OLIVER BOHNING Ollie You can never tell about these apparently quiet peoplef' Football 3 Hoofbeats 3, 4 MARLYS CHRISTENSEN An innocent face, but you never can tell. CND activitiesj Ken Never do tori 15 vihit xou can put ofl till tomorrow Marchin Bind 1 Conurt bind 1 Hoolbeats l Class Play 3, 4 Football 1, 2. 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 B Club 3, 4 JAMES FARIS IIJimll Greater men than I may have lived, but I doubt it. ' Class Officer 2, 3 Secretary 2 Vice President 3 Class Plav 3 Science Club 1 Football 1,4 Baseball 1, 2, 4 Track 3. 4 B Club 1, 2, 3, 4 RICHARD GOEMAN Rich Work fascinates me: I can sit and look at it for hours. Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4 Band Captain 2. 3 Concert Band 1. 2. 3, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3 Dance Band I. 2. 3 Soloist-Instrumental 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Madrigal 3, 4 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice President 4 Treasure 3 Hoofbeats' 2, 3 Track 2 Class Play 3 DEAN GUNDERSON Chet If at first you don't suc ceed, give up. FFA 1. 2, 3 Sentinel 3 Basketball 1. 2. 3 Track 1. 2. 3. 4 B Club 2, 3, 4 I SHEILA HANSEN Silence is more eloquent than words. Mixed Chorus 2. 3, 4 Glee Club 2. 3, 4 Soloist 2. 3, 4 Latin Club 4 LeRAY HARTY Kindness in women, not their beauteous looks, shall win my love. Hampton 1, 2, 3 Football 4 DAVID HELLAND Pecas II don'l believe in love at flral Sight, but I don't mind taking a second look. Class President 2 Student Council 1, 2, 3 Football l. 2. 3. 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 B Club 2. 3, 4 Class Play 4 PHYLLIS KRIENS Ilphilll A merry heart doth good like a medicine, Glee Club 2 Class Play 3. 4 ROY JOHNSON A man's own manner and character iswhat most be- comes him. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 , 4 Boys Quartet 4 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Peo Band 1. 2 Class Officer 2 FFA 1, 2, 3 Vice President 3 Science Club 1 CLAUDE LARKIN Larkie It is a friendly heart that has so many friends. Science Club 2 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1. 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 B Club 2, 3, 4 JAN KELLEY ,. Jannie Misehievousness is the next best thing to enjoy- ment. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4 Sextette 1, 2, 3,'4 Hoofbcats 2, 3 FHA 1, 2 GAA 1 Pe Club 1 P Class Play 3, 4 ALANINDSEN 'KI live for the women in my life. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Solo 2, 3 Boys Quartet 1, 4 Science Club 2 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1 B Club 2, 3, 4 Annual .Q4 The fruit derived from labor is the sweetest ol pleasures. FHA 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2. 3 GAA 4 Hoofbeats 2, 4 VERNON MEYER Ilolell Where there is but one virtue, the sacrifice of self. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1 B Club 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3 ALFRED McLAUGHLIN George There should be more hours of pleasure and fewer of work. Concert Band 2, 3, 4 Marching Band 2, 3, 4 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 1 Basketball 1 GERTRUDE McLAUGHLlN Gert 'Nothing succeeds so well as success. ' Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 1, 2, 3 Pep Band 1, 2, 3 Dance Band 2, 3 Class President 3 Student Council 2, 3 Annual 4 Editor-in-Chief 4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice President 2 Historian 3 Secretary 4 Pep Club 2 Football Queen Attend. 3 Basketball Queen At- tendant 2 Class Play 3 RICHARD McMURRAY IlRichll Love is like the measles, all the better when it comes early in life. Football I Track 3 Baseball 2, 4 B Club 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2 DELORIS NELSON IlDeell f'Every man is a volume if you know how to read him. Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 2, 3 Hoofbeats 2 FHA 1 Class Play 3, 4 ff .kfx ,H AMF' SHERMAN OBERHAUSER Ilobiell There surely must be some hard work in mc, bc- cause none ol' it cvcr came out. O ' FFA 1. 2. 3, 4 it President 4 M! t Football 1, 2. 3, 4 Track 1, 2. 3, 4 B Club 3. 4 5 MAVIS PIERCE V WA AA-f f'A pleasing countenance ,ff ' X V is no slight advantage. lff .LL 4.5. 1 Glee Club 1, 2 W 6 Mixed chorus 1, 2 6l APLEN PALS Life is a jest and all things show it, I used to think it, and now I know it 7! MwwmlL234 MWMHLZK4 nmwzee Sextette 1, 2 Marching Band 1, 2f 3, 4 Drum Majorette 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1. 2, 4 Class Treasurer 1 Student Council 4 Annual 4 Basketball Queen At. 3 Football Queen 4 Hoofbeats 2 Class Play 4 Band Queen 4 PATRICK QUIGLEY Ilpatll A true believer in the conservation of his en- 'ergiesf' AVIS PIERCE llRedll One hour of sleep before midnight is worth two after. tAvis should know!Y' Glee Club 1, 2 Madrigal 1, 2 Marching Band 1, 2 Concert Band 1, 2 Pep Band 1, 2 Class Secretary 1 Annual 4 Activities Editor 4 FHA 1 Historian 1 Football Queen At. 1, 2 Basketball Queen At. 1, 4 FFA 1, 2, 3 EDWARD RENO Hot Rod I'm Karen for you Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Hoofbcats 1, 2 Class Play 3, 4 Speech Play 3 Football 1 Basketball 1, 2 Track 1, 3, 4 B Club 2, 3, 4 New ,fi--VB 1' 24 'lion W' CAROLE THOMPSEN Blondie t'Life is short, so make it SH11Dm'. Glee Club 1 Marching Band 1. 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 3, 4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 2 President 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice President 4 Hoofbcats 2, 3, 4 Assistant Copy Reader 2 Cir. Manager 3 Assistant Editor 4 Quill and Scroll 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Speech 3, 4 Speech Play 3, 4 CLIFFORD TOFT Senator The load becomes easier when cheerfully borne. Student Council 4 Vice President 4 FFA 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Hoofbeats 4 ALAN TREES IlTori1II Caesar is dead, Cicero is dead, and I'm not feeling so well myself today. Marching Band 1, 2, 3 Concert Band 1. 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1. 2, 3 Dance Band 2, 3 Band President 4 Quill and Scroll 3, 4 President 4 Hoofbeats 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Basketball 1 Track 2 B Club 2, 3, 4 Class Play 4 LUVERNE WESSELS Luke I thought I would a bachelor stay, but I could- n't keep the girls away. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 KENNTH WHITE 11KennYll Show me the way to go home. Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Football 1 C ass M44 4 7 On September 2 19QQ,- thxrty sxx eager and Joyful youngsters entered the halls of Belmond Publnc School They were James Bayllss Maxme Gartz Lew Hesalroad Donald Hoppel Gertrude McLaughlm Sharon Memts Ver non Meyer Malcolm OConnor Donald Sjoberg Richard Smlth Eleanor Sprmger Gary Trees Don Waddmgton Gary Wagner Kenny Wh1te Wayne Wrthers Allen Sha han Phyllxs Krlens Umtah Brown Frances Chapman Lewxs Corwm Regma Dxckmson Shlrley Eggers Rxchard Goeman Davld Helland Jan.Kelley l-reddy Lutz Janet Lobdell Alan Madsen Delorxs Nelson Kenneth E l cc es Roger Steenblock Rlchard Parker Av1s Pnerce Mavxs Pterce and J k J ac ohnson Our teacher was Miss Lunt Lew Hesalroad Gary Trees Umtah Brown J'anc?t Lo5d ll and Roger Steenblock left us durmg the year It was dur mg our lnder arten eag that we had our store Every day each of us roug t empty cereal packages flour sacks coffee cans and bread wrappers for our classmate cus tomers to buy when 1' was thexr turn to be the customer 42, 1741 In fxrst grade Roger Beenken Thomas Cordls Ardls Meyers Henry Peterson Kenneth Rulter Gary Brothers H1StOf fflfb 4' n slxth rade we were Joxned by Duane DIPDQ1 Cal' ole gfhompsen Norma Pepper and Dlane Bell Ouriea. cher was MISS Enderlan It was m thls grade that we E El a Book readmg con est We parted wlth Martha As I trand Rlchard Parker Theatta Bunger Norma Pepper and Diane Bell 4-Y 'L' n the seventh gr de we were Joined llllim Faris Alan 'Tires and ArlenaT95ls We parte wlth Arnette Ter Hark and Arlen Pals Our teachers were lNI1SbJ9l1'fah and rs Jones Everybody wxll remember the fun we H fa-kmg part ln the eighth grade operetta -417 QL yle Bohmng Marlys Chrxstensen LuVerne Wessels Sheila Hansen Roy Johnson Alfred McLaughhn Sherman Oberhauser Phyllls Chrrstensen Rlchard McMurray and Mary McKe1th Joined us LQ elgmhgrade We parted with Phyllxs Chrlstensen Jamce Hunter and Julxan Turner 145 ,lgggg an Mg, hui We will all remem er the p ays Tom Sawyer an South of the Border 75 d th th d b B ba a Bohn Jimmy Zlegler and Louise Murphy Jolned us Mlss Flor ,tw e were Jome In e nm ra e y ar r ence Mack was our teacher In fxrst grade we attempted- readlng and writing whTEE turned out to be more fun than work once we became acqua1nted w1th It We art d h t Don Sjoberg Shxrley Eggers Kenneth Rulter pandeLov1:lse Murphy C1-VH gd I In second grade Elsle Robertson Gary Galloway Don McCann 'Henry Ste d mwan t Joanne Cross and Eugene Grlllo Joined us MISS Mar eurlte Studebaker was our tea cher We parted wlth a c6lm O'Conner Don Waddmg ton Gary Wagner Lewls Corwm Freddy Lutz Roger Been ken Aides Meyers Joanne Cross and Gary Brothers -I' 'UB ms Foss was our thxrd grade teacher Jumor Whxst ler M Fans Connxe Benson and Jamce Hunter Jomed us In the third grade we parted wlth Sharon Memts Regma Dlckmson Henry Peterson Don McCann and Jun lor Whtstler 194+ if P k rs ar er was our fourth rade ach Jome-d by Cla XiewTeg Hark Ardyce Walk and Martha Ostrand Our fourth grade wxll well remember the stones of the Hardy boys wh1ch Mrs Parker read each day after lunch We parted wlth Jxmmy Bayhss Donald Hoppel Henry Stemwandt Eugene Gnllo U 1m Farls Ronald Ahlgren and Kenneth Eccles lqwb In fxfth rade we we d b Thea a umer owen FIPS Jome y Regma Dnckxnson 6 Ed I 3 8 and Dxcmcs out 1 mong e C c e n mg U the 81'0ve We parted with Ard Walk Jean Tendall Reg D k We Gary Galloway, and Jlmmyflglreglgi- mson Richard Smith mg Ollver Bohnlng Shlrley Bo nmg Wllbur Damels Dean Gunderson Ahce Meyers Patrxck Qmgley Cllfford Toft Davld Hauge Roger Pals and Oral Van Slckle We parted with Thomas Cordes Elsie Robert son Lowell Flemmg oger Pals and Oral Van Slckle All w1ll remember the comxc strrp characters we portrayed dunng 1Illtl3tl0Il 14110 In the tenth rade our group remamed the same ex ISK 5 flqbi 53 cept for the a 1 lon of Ahce Smedley and the loss of Davxd Hauge and Duane Dxppel Most of us w1ll remem ber the excltmg event of our Career Day wh1ch occured th1s year Ahce Smedley left at the end of the year 'lf Agam m our umor ar our group remamed the same except for tlie loss oi Nyle Bohmng One of the hnghlxghts of thls year was our Jun1orSen1or Banquet Ma e Gartz left at the end of the year Our semor ear was the goal year for wh1ch we were all worlimg Durmg thxs year we were Jomed by LeRay Harty and Allan Shahan left us Our semor year was high lighted by our class rmgs pictures the Jun1orSemor Banquet Semor Class Play Baccalaureate and Commence ment to say nothxng of many other events Out of our 38 fmlshmg students 12 are from the orxgmal class Although our school days have come to an end we now realize that there are more xmportant thmgs to be doge 1n the world In this way we can be glad as well as sa As we are now partmg there are memorxes of many of the happy txmes we have had through our school years So we the Semor Class of 1953 brd all our teachers and schoolmates farewell I I , I ffl l ,K - I If Y. 1 K 1 1 u . 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Y - 1 . , 1 . 1 ' , . , y - , ' - . , . 1' ' ' I . , - 1 , , Class W1ll Jack Johnson do w1ll and bequeath my dramatlc attltude toward eyery day occurrences to Lllnor Ell1s Ay1s Pleree do yyxll and bequeath my red haxr and hot temper to Rlchard Snuth Pat Quxglev do yylll and bequeath my Le y1es and cow bov boots to Jean Tendall Carole Thompsen do yy1ll and bequeath my fast cllp of speech to Peggy Flnn Claude Larkln do vylll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to read Mlckey 'Vlouse to the Englxsh Class to B1ll Memts Jim Fans do yy1ll and bequeath my ougmallty when maklng three mmute speeches to Donnv Hoppel Alan Madsen leaye all my Saturday mornlng household Barbara Bohnmg do w1ll and bequeath my fuehsla red blush to Larry Larson Gertrude McLaughl1n do yy1ll and bequeath my head aches as edltor of the -Xnnual to 'ylargo Govydy Cllfford Toft do yyxll and bequeath my nickname of Senator to Bob Barry Be sure and uphold that tltle Bob Dave Helland do w1ll and bequeath slx lnches of my helght to Irv1n Van Gerpen Arlen Pals do w1ll and bequeath my walks wxth Sharen Thompsen to Wayne Pastour Kenneth Whxte do vyxll and bequeath my love for money cars and women to Malcolm O Connor Sherman Oberhauser do w1ll and bequeath all my sheep txcks to Donna Lee and Sandra Sxmerson dont spread them around Alan Trees do w1ll and bequeath all my old flashbulbs to Don Syoberg and Jack Spltler perhaps you can sell them for scrap or somethmg Roy Johnson do w1ll and bequeath my shyness around glrls to Dallas Trager and Jerry Toft now please don t do anythmg to destroy my reputatlon LeRay Harty do w1ll and bequeath my curly haxr and false teeth to Roger Ubben and Dxck Jacobson Marlys Chrlstensen do w1ll and bequeath my member shlp ln the lonely heart s club to Janet Brooks Regma Dxckmson and Audra Jemson We Connle Bensen Jan Kelly and Delorxs Nelson do vylll and bequeath our apartment to Janlce hlekbush P Tracy and Barb Marlga Alfred McLaughl1n do w1ll and beque tr m Lroubl w1th Ford motors to Ardell haduce Wllbur Danxels do w1ll and bequeath my seunf fletlo stones to Larry Nelson LuVerne Wessels do w1ll and bequeath my three bottom plows to Pearl Mehus Now Pearl you e n gxve yr L. dad a vacat1on Oliver Bohmng do w1ll and bequeath my excellent dl :ty to drlve to R1chard Klmg Kenneth Eccles do w ll d stud h d 1 an bequeath my at t to y ar and manage the basketball boys to e e Eddle Reno do Wlll and beque th 1 d country roads to Herbert Pals a my Ong nves on Mavxs Plerce do vull and bequeath tt form and boots to Sharon Stralt muon? L um a I Th I Just pollshed my boots gxrls so rplleaseirble callreqflidon I, Dean Gunderson do w1ll and beq th L1 1 along wxth teachers to Merlxn Sigcksgllm J 1 ity to get Rlchard McMurray do ll d b to Kenneth Halfpap W1 an equeath my Strength Rlchard Goeman d ll d b abxlxty to Larry Mcenlrllengian Cqueath my trombom Vernon Meyer do w1ll and b th trousers to Ewald Ehresmgllllca my yellow corduroy Shlrley Bohnxng do w1ll and beq th 1 to Theatta Bunjer and Karen Halrfslon my 5 lm figure Fran y s mv manners gc? ElagnrisSummers and Susie Halfpap Mqkg 'hood UM ces Chapman do w1ll and bequeath m 1 Shella Hansen do w ll d b to Richard Chrxstelnsgrll Cqueath my poppy amtudc Phgughljlglsgs do W111 and bequeath my gxgglcs to Paul Alggenltglgyeirglncgggixll and bequeath my sewmg abxllty to I Mary MCK6llh do w1ll and be ue th to Beth Knoedler q a mv speaking abllm O . v ' ' , I . 1 y 1. H., A Nj ', v' , ' , t 1- ' ' ' . , ' 1 HY , . Y ' - , r I, U ' , ' . nt . j.' 1 . if . 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' , . - - . l ' 1 I Class Prophecy A DIARY OF MY VACATION June 'I Today I stopped 1n Alexander where I saw SllCll'l Hansen and her Idllllly She used to be a roller skatmg queen before she fell once too often June I axrlyed ln Boone today where I met Frances Chapman Frances IS a teacher there Llfe 1snt worth llvlng unless you know all about what she teaches Gomg through Ames I saw .hm Farls on the Iowa State College campus .hm IS takmg a home economlcs course oy cr agaln for the thlrd tlme but I doubt lf tt s due to dumbness June I stopped ln Dayenport today and heard Jack Johnson glve a speech He s runmng agaxnst Bourke Hlckenlooper for Congress June 4-Today I stopped ID Fort Leonard Wood MISS ourl to see how the army was commg along As Iwalked through the gate I sxyy some men dolng some fxeld manuvers I sayy Co poxal Harty teach mg some men to shoot a bazooka 'lhls eyemng betote I left the camp I saw and heard Iuehard Goeman playmg revellle Uncle Safn changed Rlch s plans for becommg a farmer by hlrmg, hr n to play for the army boys June My car stalled lt Nashvllle today sso Im staylng here overnlght Un my way to my hotel I walked past an International Harvester buzldmg I look ed through the window and saw Davld Helland He sald that he und Larkle were ln busmess together They called themsclyes Helland and Short Tonight I looked up Carole Thompsen She s marrled now and IS takxng nulses traxmng Her June 6 Today I went tlu ough Ilttle Rack Arkansas Re membermg that Avls I'1erce llvtd here I looked hex up She s maxrled and alremdy hms three sets of twlns Tomght I saw a Joey Clntwood auto dare dCV11 show starring Pat Qulgley Pat didnt ap pear 1n that performance benu e he was ln the hospltal wlth three broken rxbs Ahcc Meyer IS a most lauded nurse there Many doctors ask her for advxce It s stran that they always ask her after workmg hours though June 7 Thls mormng I ran across Shnley Bohmng ln Little Rock Shlrley IS now travelmv to all parts of the world demonstratmg her ablluy to make hamburger soup Guess where her husband xs' Home wlth the baby of cou-rse Thls afternoon I ran mto Phylhs Krxens Her car that IS Shes a drnver trammg mstructor here Her specialty IS teachmg men how to drlve I was taken to court Thats where I met Mary McKe1th Mary IS a soclal worker She en Joys bexng a soc1al worker because she hkes to work for both the needy and the naughty I was surprlsed to f1nd Rlchard McMurray servmg out a yall sentence He trled to outrun too many cops June 8-Thls afternoon I went to a lecture by Roy John son He s a very busy man He has dates lmed up for the next two months for every mght He says he xsn t a varied speaker but has the same lme for every engagement Tomght I went to the radlo show It Pays to be Ignorant wlth Cllfford Toft as master of ceremonies It must pay too because Chff has two cars and a S40 000 house June 9 Today I reached New Orleans I knew that Lu Verne Wesscls farmed around here so I decldtd to look hlm up I flnzlly found hlm Iuktrm hasnt changed much from hrs hl h school days because he stxll ralses cane I learned from hxm that Arlen Pals oyyned a farm Just 2 mlles away from LuVerne Arlen raxses purebred Angus cattle I got lnto town just ln tlme to see the Harlem Globetrotters play basketball I yyas amazed to see Vernon Meyer playmg center for them The reason bemg that they needed someone to f1ll Goose Tatums shoes June 10-Today I stopped 1n Atlanta Georgla to see June June Dean Gunderson and h1s wlfe the former Mavxs Pxerce They now have twelve chlldren They re not golng to stop untll they have a set of tyylns They told me that Gertrude McLaughl1n was a nurse 1n town I guess she has glven many men the urge to hve I stopped ln Ralelgh today I remembered Conmc Bensons address so I stopped to see her Shes married and has four chlldern Her husband IS v1ce presxdent of the Acme truckrng corporatlon She told me Eddle Reno lived down the street from her He s a flyer who fhes model alrplanes from hrs rooftop I arrlved 1n Washmgton D C to see Barbara Bohnmg leave for Germany She s the new am bassador to that country The Reds had not better fool around w1th Barbara because shes marrxed I found out from Barbara that Kenny ahas Fxngers Whlte works for the Remington Typewrlter Company here 1n Washlngton June I3-When I got to New York Clty I looked up Ollver Bohnmg and Alan Trees Ollver found hxs way to Broadway and IS now dlrector of Olhe s Follies As for Alan he put h1s hobby to work He IS chlef photographer for Powers Modehng Agency I really p1ty these two boys I saw a professional football exhlbltlon game tomght Alan Madsen was the star halfback for the Green Bay Packers His team doesnt have much prospects for a good year but the team has a good l1ne June 14-My car broke down on me so I flew to Lhlcago June I5 Wilbur Daniels was scheduled to wrestle Krller gewzgskl tomght Wllbur IS the bobby soxcrs 1 o T0day I flew to Mason Cnty From 'here I 'ook a taxx to Belmond or rather they took me I stopped at the New Surf to see the owners Jan Kelley and Delorls Nelson Their buslne s was dolng me We had to stop at Garner to get gas I bumped lnto Kenny Eccles there He drxves a gas truck m and out of Garner When I arrned m Belmond I found Sher man Oberhat. er out at hrs sheep ranch I dlscovered that all the ticks arent on his watch Alfred McLaughl1n Shervnans nc 'fhbor was nest on my l1st Alfred really xs a modern far'n r wlth modern ldeas He has a radlo on his tractor to keep It tuned up Last but not least was Marlys Chrlstensen Marlys alyyays yy anted to be a hom buxlder and sure enou h she noyy v.orks for Ted Zook 'lhat IS the end of mv dlarv I hope that you have enjoyed rt , , y X- 1 ' I 1 gy ' 'I ' 1 ' ' . , V' fs I I 1 I 1 I I I ' - f l l 4 1 1 1 1 ff - - ' , . . , ' 1 : . 1 - I ' . 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Y. 5 iraq E.: l fiv. 1 'Qi ' :xv ...JB 'N 5 I WT 's i 9 A an fi Y Z ag 1 . SOPHO ORES 1 Gene Mchl, Pres. 3 ', Carol Ann Leinbach. V. P, l 2 A, . 2-'-to Margaret Mussell. Sec. '2 if D 1' '- 3 Marleng- Smith, Treas. + . Airell Clark '- X ' Patricia McMurray A I, , Keith Madsen PW8 W5 Dwight Beavers - Eloise Johnson Y- I Alice Koppernavel ft A ' 34 Jerry Dorr O ., , Q , v l Darlene Burns W -, 4-Q -N Eugene Nicholson if N A Gary Gartz VM Perry Ersland Madonna Sukntkcn 2 1 ,,. Donna Sunt'en 4 3 if Aff, Marlin .Icnison 7 If i i Terry Johnson V ' ' Roy Hanson 5' sa E U Harvey Hosick - ,O ' rrit Jo nson ,F ,A Carmen McLaughlin fa' ' ., - - 'I 2' LeRoy Smith :I 'T fix Tx ,H 9 Roger Lathrop ' Phillip Schmitz 5, Betty Jo Bohning Gary Dipple YVancla.QQLQ,rf!e-., , , , 1 , Geraldine Jemson , 1' mf ' V - 4. Kyle Mennenga :A ug , F t George Hardwick?- I A L Gerald McLaughlin A P lv s JoAnn Steenblock 7' M' ' Gordon Morris X Anita Downs , l 1 w , Delores Gealow f. ' I i .- , 'QA' Robert McLaughlin S 4 X ' 'cg Harold Stecnblock L' George Crawford V L, Betty Dannewitz H h ' Q Donald Nuehring Nellie Negrete '-1 , ,.. ,, Joan Kalkwarf 'L' ' Q- ' .E , Norman Pals 1 ' 4 ,Q ', fs ij t Keith Knoedler wr Janice Hansen S. , . . 44. 75. 41 J-It I '. 3 . . 'ci' I l l 'IE' I if Jerry Quigley Arlene Stoltenberg Margaret Eccles Ronnie Widdel Ronald Steenblock Gloria Rabe 1 L Kaye Wagner J 17 -y s K ' 11:-,ssmmz Xi! his Jim Gealow Hannah Eekhofi A Janet Slining by-or , .. S Jack McGrath Cora Lee White JoAnn Kaufman Billy Swenson Helen McNulty Marlys Howell Carol n Classick eane e o nson 'I 1 Gi V . v 1 fw- 'A 5 2 x' i ' ,,. tv f' as 4 Nr at 'F' 2' ' 4 .. I -Aff: '3' F. Z . A., at K '1' I g 1 . 9 2 if ' K 1. Q54 Vi H rx, Ok L funn 73 XS , 1: fagzzrl 31 ,Ama t I K I 'Q I5 C . i v . 'Z' 5'-29' 9 'Q 0 -F T' ,'. i KXK x . . x l k -.9 fn ,l-4:7 H I fl .i,, E L f NN. 4' N' Xl Y -Q- M 1 4-Lx Q1 FRESHME Gary Gabrielson. Pres. 'yn Frohlir, . V. ' Annette Swanson, Sec. Mary Lou Loth Mary Luick All .LI I .X . 5- 9' ' Mary Ellen Johnson. Treas. X ve Q 4 'ws If. 3 Patty Ammerman Karen Bohmng Vernon NIcLau hhn Mary Jo Benson Laxry McMurray rum Bode 4A4fgf5V4W,l.-'27 f3 e2' n cne unjer ZA, iq 1, 90 Roffer Shahan Dxrlene Bublck L g Rober Smith Dale Caquehn 'SI url an Cunnm hxm Ronald Smlth Q01 rme Dax enport Gary Meyer Sandra Dldlo Lmda Genlow Bruce Hall 'lommv Stadtl mdcr Arlo Stoltenberg Bradley Hammond Xrley Harty Shnlcy Soma Della Harty bharon fhompsen Deone Harty Lonme H111 Tlm Trees Donald Hood Alice Hunst Elna Jenlson Sandra Steenblock Harold Tendall Oscar Jemson ChdllCH loh non Ervm Johnson Bnrn nd We ails Lanny Wolters Monica Iones NLVI K5 ser Merle Van Cerpen Phyllxs Lee Larry W esselb WAX! as' lf 4, x kb, Pill J 'i. -ae e-'f-il' rm, f 4' Q A i Q ' Q. L - - -H ' , : M ' A ' if ' li- c Y Qx ' V . - lx Lf, Q 1 4 A ' , X. r 19 1 -f yu- . i ol A , , rf ' N in ' U l 4 . . I . 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Malcolm O'Connor, David Helland, Merlin Stockseth, James Faris, Samuel Leinbach, Pe Ersl nd, Claude Larkin, Coach: Jim Crimmings. rrgowz Lift to right-Phillip Schmitz, Richard Smith, Kenneth Eccles, LEIPPY 1. Alan Madsen, Bill Meints, Vernon Meyer, Wilbur DaI116lS, Ewald E res' mann. Keith Madsen tNot includedl disk Ken Eccles Sherman Oborhauser .V- 4? Vernon MOYN' HOUTSCORED BUT NEVER OUTFOUGI-IT Claude Larkin SEASON 'S Upsets aplenty featured the North Iowa Conference football race. Forest City was picked at the beginning of the season to be the loop leader but the In- dians finished in second place. Garner and Lake Mills, two of the conference teams to defeat Belmond, finished in a tie for top honors. Although the Broncos were on the short end of the score on a few counts, statistics show that the Broncs outplayed their adversaries except on one oc- casion. Belmond gained a total of 2,462 yariis compared to the op- ponents ,437 yards, which was an average of a 114 yards per game more than the opposition. In the passing department Bel- mond completed 32 of 95 at- tempts for an average of 20 yards per play, while the Bron- cos foes completed 39 in 117 tries for an average of a little less than 12 yards per play. LeRaY HWY SUMMARY Again Belmond failed to win the annual clash with Clarion. A field goal by the county seat rivals proved enough margin for the Cowboys to win 9-7. The Broncos finished the sea- son with a five won four lost record. In conference competi- tion they finished in 3rd place with a 3-3 record. Alan Madsen and Wilbur Daniels were selected to the all North Iowa Conference first team. Dave Helland and Bill Meints were given second team berths. Claude Larkin and Mer- lin Stockseth were mentioned honorably for their play also. The prospects for next season are bright as half of the letter' men and a promising Frosh and Soph outfit are returning. Dave Helland Top row: Left to right-Bruce Hall, Ilarold Steenblock Roger Eugene Nicholson, Gary Meyer, Roger Shahan, Marlin Bottom row: Left to right-Kyle Mennenga. Donald Hood Marlan mgham. Arlo Wayne Stoltenbcrg, James Gealow, Jerry Quigley Ronald Steenblock, LeRoy Smith tnot includedj L. 35 Alan Madsen TEAM SPIRIT PREVAlLED Jim Faris Wilbur Daniels Belmond-18 Belmond- 0 Belmond-58 Belmond-20 Belmond-'I3 Belmond- 7 Belmond- 7 Belmond-'IB Belmond- 0 Belmond-19 Belmond- 7 Belmond-'I3 Belmond-I3 Belmond- 0 X5j'5.fZ BRONCOS Hampfon- 0 Brit?-20 Northwood- 0 Buffalo Cenfer- 0 Lake Mills-18 Forest City- 0 Clarion- 9 Dows- 6 Garner-I9 Briff- 6 Lake Mills-13 Garner-I3 Forest City-'I3 Garner-20 34f 1 V3 '-U' 45' Top row: Left.to right-Coach: Ja es ri i Larry Larson. Bob Barry, Wayne Ilgasgour, J1m Faris, Ar en als, Dick Jacobson, Claude Larkin, Manager: Kenneth c es Bottom row: Left to right--Keith Madsen, Alan Madsen, Vernon Meyer, David Helland, Kenneth Loats, Donald Hoppel Bronco Cagers Win 17 in 22 Startsg Lose in Final Game of District Dave Helland f' SEASONS SUMMARY Sickness plagued the Broncos throughout the entire cage season. On several occasions members of the squad vt-rc absent or not up to par due to illness. After an unimpressive showing at the Conference .laitto ree and a clinic held at Eagle Grove, the Broncos rolled to 5 straight wins, Then the axe fell and three nip and tuck battles were dropped to Lake Mills, Garner, and Forest City respectively. The only other game the Belmond cagers lost in conference play was the return match with Forest City, The 8 won and 4 lost record compiled by the Broncos in conference tilts entitled them to third place in the North Iowa Conference. Belmond went on to win the rubber game with Gar- ner. 50-36, thus capturing the Sectional Tournament title. The Broncos downed Radcliffe 57 to 34 for their first win in district competition at Webster City. Smooth ball-han- dling Corpus Christi of Fort Dadge smashed the Broncos hopes of further play by defeating the Broncos by a score of 66 to 50. The Corpus Christi Celts moved on to the State Tournament and other honors. Perhaps the outstanding strength of the Broncos was their accuracy from the free throw line. The six first- stringers hit 74 per cent of their charity tosses. The second feature of the team's season was its fairly strong defense. The Broncos held their opponents to an average of 41 points per tilt while out-scoring their adversaries with an average of 50 points. As the North Iowa Conference seemed unusually strong this year. three conference teams were chosen in- stead of the regular two . Dave Helland, the team's lead- ing scorer with 230 points. and Al Madsen were selected to the All-Conference first team. Vernon Meyer placed on the third team and Ken Loats was mentioned honorably. Next season the Broncos should be strong contenders in the North Iowa Conference as three 'fre-gulars will be again working together and the boys should be more ac- customed to Coach Crimmings' style of play. COLTS RECORD We Opponents 36 . Hampton . . . , 22 44 , Dows , . . 30 44 Britt 14 45 Buffalo Center 30 42 Eagle Grove . 28 35 Lake Mills 20 41 Garner 24 34 Forest City 43 32 Northwood 31 47 . Britt 15 46 Hampton 25 33 Lake Mills 32 41 . Clarion 57 55 Sheffield 29 40 Klemme 35 41 Garner 26 32 Forest City 48 24 . Northwood 32 41 . , Buffalo Center 27 Top row: Left to right- ach: E. R. acobs Larry Wolters, Pat Smith, Marlin Jenison, Kyle Mcnnenga, Jerry orr, ra cy Iammond, Terry Johnson, Arlyn Frohling, Manager: Ronald Steenblock. Bottom row: Left to right--Marlan Cunningham, Dale Caquelin, Bruce Hall, Gene Mehl, Ronnie Hansen Gary Meyer, LeRoy Smith, Arlo Wayne Stoltenberg. BRONCO S RECORD Opponents Hampton Dows Brltt Buffalo Center Eagle Grove Lake M1lls Carner Forest City Northwood Brxtt Hampton Lake Mllls , , , . , Clarion . A . . Sheffield ., Klemme . . . . . Garner , . . , . A Forest Cit . . . . Northwood .. BuffaloCenter... f3'?l Vernon Meyer X 6 2534 fm? 0 fi 4 'S 'vo Second prize for Homecoming Parade 9 X9 .69 'x 0 F cm 'I' X L . - ull! I .iuc19'Q 4' 'fvQ, 'ir fx. ootlaall captain, Alan. Madsen, w ning the Homecoming Queen, Mavis Pierce vi.-if lllll 'llll fjL.Ii' 1 Senior Class Float 0 I 4. ff I. .0- .I -4 gf' 0,6 Ili--B ,,,, Shirley Soma, Margaret Queen attendants, Mussell, and Colleen White Basketball Queens and Attendants L.. .1 The H153 Basketball Queen. Della Harty. a freshman, and her attendants Yr Barbara Bolining and Avis Pierce. sen f iors: Karen Hanson and Volleen White, juniors: Carol Leinbach and l'zii'men Me' fig Laughlin, sophomoresg and Phyllis Lec- glg freshman. .N The Queen was crowned by th basketball captain. Vernon Meyer. at th half time of the ball game. Q A 4, . S C1 1 72 Homecoming was held October 17. An assembly and parade were held in the after noon, and that night, the 1952-53 homecoming queen, Mavis Pierce. was crowned during the half time of the Belmond vs. Forest City game. Each home room and several busi- nessmen entered floats in the parade. The prizes were won by FHA-FFA, first prize: Junior High, second prizeg and the Freshmen Home Room won third prize. .lf . . If 5 if A fl wvf ffsj' Q as fa, A - . we fe qw 'EH xx . B jaw i ' ffifzggy E , X N X. -' KY -: .R 5 , 6 it V . ww AS? ' i 4 X ' 315' gr A W tw ' wav N W q ig 1 1 35 Q .. N f Q ? . 2 sm W . v W 395 an 1 X N 'ff 5 E , we ,, Y , ' of f wr? aw S . -V 'M isis? A QQ: 'ga . 1 -J ' c Q Yi? W 5. R 2 X 7 A ,Ns Wg wg A Kwik lvr. r- iz ,.- - J vi Mi Q1 Sd -gf S V -ff Y -Q-- ' i 4 7 , ,Q x M Y . xx N Xi Pg' ' Y 5 QQ, Z? if 5 fd 5, ' Q ' q A 1' . I , f ,Wmangras Ufgwg X 1 43 Ax-If - fx .I x, Q I I ,ffl 5 4, 5 MEMBERS Neva Kyser Donna Lee Phyllis Lee Carol Ann Leinbach Mary Lou Loth Mary Luick Barbara Mariga Mary McKeith Carmen McLaughlin Gertrude McLaughlin Patricia McMurray Helen McNulty Alice Meyers Margaret Mussell Gloria Rabe Sandra Simerson JoAnn Steenblock Sandra Steenblock Sharon Strait Annette Swenson Jean Tendall Carole Thompsen Sharon Thompsen Mary Thompson Pat Tracy Colleen White Cora White FHA OFFICERS President ....,.. .......,........, C arole Thompsen Vice President . . , ..., .Sandra Simerson Secretary r...., ..... G ertrude McLaughlin Treasurer ,,., ,........ H elen McNulty Historian ......,... Reporter .....,.... Parlimentarian . . . Recreation Chairman H E A 4 . ...,,,. Karen Hanson . . . . .Shirley Bohning , . . . . .Mary McKeith MUS-IC Chairman ....... . . . . . ProJects ...,...... Public Relations . . . Membership ..... . . , .Carmen McLaughlin . ..., Barbara Bohning . . . . .Carol Leinbach .....PatTracK Carolyn Classic FHA colors are red and white. The flower is a rose. Their FHA song is Toward New Horizons and their goal is learning to live better today in order that other families may be better tomorrow. The FHA program of work con- sisted in part of a Christmas Party, a topic on Sharing Family Responsibilities',, an FHA Party, skit and discus- sion on How to Plan a Party',, an All High School Party, a Boy and Girl Panel on Dating, and last of all, election of new officers and Installation MEMBERS Ellen Bode l a! ara I olning Betty Jo Bohning Karen Bohning Shirley Bohning Carolyn Classick Betty Dannewitz Corrine Davenport Sandra Didio Anita Downs Margaret Eccles Susie Halfpap Janice Hansen Karen Hanson Della Harty Marcia Henn Marlys Howell Alice Hunst Elna Jenison Ardith Johnson Eloise Johnson Janelle Johnson Jeanette Johnson Mary Ellen Johnson Monica Jones JoAnne Kaufman Alice Koppernagel LATIN CLUB OFFICERS President , , . , ...,..... .,., M arlyS Howell Vice President . . . . . Sandra Simerson Secretary ..4., . . , Karen Hanson Treasurer .. , ...., Frances Chapman MEMBERS Margaret Mussell Marlys Howell Frances Chapman Mary McKeith Sheila Hansen Carol Leinbach Margo Gowdy Karen Hanson Salldfa 51m0I'50H JoAnn Steenblock Cora White , , Janice Hanson Geraldine Jenison The purpose of the Latin Club is to create a greater interest in the customs and habits of the ancient Romans for students taking Latin. The Ides of March was observed by the Latin Club by holding a Roman banquet. This is the first year a Latin Club has been organized in Belmond High School for several years. Speech Contestants Pat Smith Connie Hill Marlys Howell Margo Gowdy Shirley Bohning Carole Thompsen Sharon Thompsen Mary Ellen Johnson SPEECH PLAY ONE-ACT PLAY THE PINK DRESS by Donald Elser Time and place of the action- Early spring evening in a large city. Scene: A first floor apartment in a poor section of the city. Confestanfs name Chgracfef played Wilbur Daniels Mr. Willard Carole Thompson Mrs. wmard Shirley Bohning Cora Elinor Ellis Miss Denni Samuel Lembaeh' ' S Rating two C27 DIRECTOR: MR. HUGHES Policeman MEMBERS Barbara Bohning Shirley Bohning Frances Chapman Carole Thompson Elinor Ellis Peggy Finn Susie Ilalfpap Karen Hanson Carolyn Jones Janice Kickbush Donna Lee Barbara Mariga Pearl Mehus Sandra Simerson Elaine Summers Jean Tendall Pat Tracy Colleen White Regina Dickinson Janet Brooks Nellie Negrete P c P Club OFFICERS Frances Chapman .........,..... .....,. - . , .President Pat Tracy ....i.... , . . . .Vice President Peggy Finn ...., ., , Secretary-Treasurer Miss Henry .... ,,.,,,....,,. A dvisor PEP CLUB The purpose of the Pep Club is to .sponsor the cheer- leaders and support the team at athletic events. The Pep Club presents the programs at assemblies and sponsors the ceremony of crowning the basketball queen each year. MEMBERS Kaye Wagner Anita Downs Cora White Helen McNulty Jeanette Johnson Janice Hansen JoAnn Steenblock Alice Koppernagel Mary Jo Benson Corrine Davenport Elna Jenison Mary Ellen Johnson Monica Jones Phyllis Lee Mary Luick Sharon Thompsen Mary Thompson Alice Hunst Mary Lou Loth Sharon Strait P if, I as T7 i 4 X x ' x FIRST YEAM SECOND TEAM at Tracy, J ' gJ ' K' ' . Nellie Negrete, Sophomore: Mary Ellen .lagrgpciylfaulriggga,agfliol-:c52l9:1:hJg:gg: Johnson, Freshmang Elna Jemson Freshmang Mary Jo Benson, Freshman REPORTERS Margaret Eccles JoAnn Kaufman Carolyn Classick Marlys Howell Betty Dannewitz Carmen McLaughlin Samuel Leinbach Ewald Ehresmann Sharon Thompsen Phyllis Lee Bradley Hammond Charles Johnson Mary Ellen Johnson Tim Trees Corrine Davenport Mary Luick Karen Bohning Connie Hill Marlene Bunjer Nl Hoofbeats STAFF Editor-inachief . ...,......... ,..,.e. S hirley Bohning Associate Editors .,..., Mary McKeith-Carole Thompsen Business Manager ,.......,.... ..,.,.. , Jack Johnson Art Editor ...,.. . ......,.,,...., ,Pat Smith Feature Editor ...,, Production Manager . Photo Editor ' .. Circulation Manager Assistant ....,.. Sports Editor Assistant .... Copy Editor . . . Assistant .... Proof Editor Barbara Mariga Carol Ann Leinbach Alan Trees Advertising Managers V. A 'Monica Jones-Mary Jo Benson , .....,....... 1, Barbara Bohning . ..,........, Sandra Simerson . . . . Dick Jacobson . . Keith Madsen Karen Hanson Patsy Tracy , .Margaret Mussell Hooibeats is the school paper of Belmond High School. It is a member of the National Scholastic Press Associa- tion and a Quill and Scroll International First Award Wm- ner. In the fall an extensive campaign was carried on to sell subscriptions to alumni and resident-s of this area. Sixteen issues of Hoofbeats were issued this year. 'C .9-oe .90 6,19 GAIX'-1qc,'5 S1191 ef V00 Q. P+ -of' oe 'om wgca 'll vt-36' . Y .531 .659 QXYSQ P QQX ,X We .609 9 efolbfllsx xX XQZVBX X 5G10 !xaK5 6 P' ox , all 59 '00 QQAX 33,0 av eo' vateolxv ox' REPORTERS Clifford Toft Oliver Bohning Peggy Finn Donna Lee Janet Brooks Regina Dickinson Susie Halfpap Carolyn Jones Sharon Strait Jean Tendall Colleen White Elinor Ellis Joan Kalkwarf Anita Downs Geraldine Jenison Alice Koppcrnage l Arlene Stoltenlicrg, Janet Slining Members Seniors- David Helland Vernon Meyer Alan Madsen Arlen Pals Richard McMurray Claude Larkin James Faris Eddie Reno Alan Trees Wilbur Daniels Kenneth Eccles Dean Gunderson Sherman Obcrhauser Members .erry c urray B Club J ? sTw M Richard Smith Don Sjoberg Dick Jacobson Bob Barry Merlin Stockseth Roger Ubben ADVISORS-MR. CRIMMINGS AND MR. JACOBS Dqnald .Hoppel OFHCERS .Bi l Meints President ......,...,...,...,.... Donald Hoppel Laffy Larson Vice President . . . . . ,..,. , , . , . ,Richard Smith SoPh9 'o e5- Secretary-Treasurer ,. ..., Bill Meints Keith Madsen Perry Ersland Paw Belsnickle Maw Belsniekle Ceelie Belsnickle Bonnie May Belsniekle Juney Lou Belsnickle Four Belsnickle Five Belsnickle Six Belsniekle Obeey Upsehloger Ronald Maxwell Lucy Maxwell The Reverend Cousin Zeke The Cousins sat, unior Class Pla Place: HILLBlLLY WEDDIN' The Belsnickle Mountain Cabin By Le Rome Rose Cast of Characters Larry Larson Carolyn Jones Elinor Ellis Time: Act I Morning-The present Act II Noon Act III Night Production: Director-Charlinc Erdman Prompters . Janice Kickbush Elaine Summers Pat Tracy Sandra Simerson Stage crew Dick Jacobson Donna Lee Donald Hoppel Karen Hanson Posters Sandra Simerson Barbara Mariga Wayne Pastour Ken Loats Margo Gowdy Ushers-Peggy Finn, Janelle Johnson, Bonnie Fleener, Colleen White, Ardis Meyers, Pearl Mehus, Theatta Bunjer, and Susie Halfpap. . Larry Mennenga , Paul Oberhauser Elaine Summers Janice Kickbush-Dallas Trager Senior Class Pla kr no SPECIALITIES Solo-Connie Benson 'Moonbeams' Victor Herbert 'Thine Alone' Boys' Quartet-Barbershop Ballads Gene Mehly Laffy LHYSOH, Roy Johnson, and Arnette Ter Hark Accompaniest-Mrs. Eldoris Bunnell SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST Front row: Eddie Reno, Kenneth Eccles, Alan Trees, David Helland, and Wilbur Daniels. ' Back row: Deloris Nelson, Barbara Bohning, Jan Kelley, Mavis Pierce, Carole Thompson, Phyllis Kriens, Shirley Bohning, and Connie Benson. MEMBERS Arlyn lfrolqilini Gary tlulirielsoli lioeei' Sliziliain t':u'1uen Nlelaiugl Artlitli Johnson lfuigene Nlelil l Szunuel l.t-inbueli l'egg!y lflnlih Colleen White l'll'Zllll't'5 Vlizi K pin ui t,'lil'l'orrl 'l'ol'1 Mavis Pierce Wilbur Daniels OFFICERS President Alan Trees Vice President Mary MeKeith Secretary-Treasurer Carole Thompsen Student Council OFFICERS President Frances Chapman Vice President Clifford Toft Sceretary-'Treasurer Ardith Johnson Student Council is a student government composed of students elected from each home room, Iiaeh class has two representatives and their class president in Student Coun- cil, -The Senior Class has one more representative, the President, who is elected from the Senior Class. uill and Scroll MEMBERS Shirley Bohning Barbara Bohning Jack Johnson Karen Hanson Advisor Miss Butterworth This year the W. Earl Hall Chapter of Quill and Scroll initiated into the Chapter Jack Johnson, a senior, and Karen Hanson, a gunior. In the spring of the year a banquet was hcl at which more mcm- bers were initiated. v ff f-,N A ! X fb- , I+ xg Hey! V--.. 1 5 X A ?ft',i, if R . ,lf wif' af Umm! , f , R Ill' W Iliff -ff .lg Young N cs' ff sprouis! V Who, s this? Nxce doggie! 'T R 2 'Zhi 3- ' ws- . 0 'ff' Sm il' Pu we b wax' ' ' o ,- C r . 1 1 . g . , , . Is it st ' ht! fri YN rug E wan. oh ff I . A. Ed's gasmobile! - 1 I what a moss! Ah 'ix The good old days? Trouble boys? was M S 42 Q Q' .xx -s Y.,-1-fx. - 9 A, H .. fr-qy3x-Q-h-- wi..-s , ,,..m,-J A . gvx- .fn -,+JF'm g .- Li -A . N J U - N Ytiy ss X , -,, :W Lf 55r . - . S' 5 S M 5 ' X: X Y .. I ' 5 T . L l. K C - xt. - A-. -9 - 7 L A If 5- Qnlg . ' ' ax Q 5 A 2 ' , .gm .M , ' 'E g ' .Aa - 5.4. - I - U . - . K , ,w I I V 1 Tx .O 1 ' -K W N ???HWQ - sf 'fi il 'VW 5 A . ,, ..-. , ZX..,Q , ff . A .. A . ' 'T' 1f5'.,'.P5,'g2',:2f: A Q 'N 1 S, . K' ' . . .2F1,f'? Q z NA '- , -.fgiiiaiui-E ,- f'.Qf'f5' f' ' ,. . .ga ' - g '?: fY 'YQ 5 , gxaxfgi-'gi TQ . 1 JN 1 ' A w . ' X -1 wks- ' Q - ,. '- X. ' ' J .X ' mx , - ' m X A Q X Q . .' - 1-iff:-QB.: ..- V A .x . -N , G ' 15 .-if L ' ' f' it fwmff- X X 5' 755'L'? 1, A . . x M S., ' Q A N ' if . ' My f , I Q 4 A . 4 QM? ' V .,',' h .. K ,vw gffjfif'-23,52 f h Q ' R. - I - ' G f 1,4 V zL?l' L5f?f ' f'A ' . 5 Q 3 3' . , '1 f Q, Y , F' ,f - f N:-491,-v3.8 4 . nv, - N ..A,,,a' V 1 5.,,jfAv.-L 4 i I' 3,-, . X Mi, 5. . 1 ,vi -T . . Ui :fl v, , 4 Q 5-mm , -.gp we , . A, i x ,. , xv, xi ' Y faking fm f X if ' Jffgtafi. 1 - 1 Q, 4 s it 71 Q , ,gn , 7, 'I x as Concert band, as well as pep band and marching band, was reorganized at the beginning of the school year. They contributed two concerts-winter and spring-and partici- pated in music contests held throughout the state. The members of the band are as follows: Back row: Carolyn Classick, Mary Alice Studebaker, Director: Roland Brom, Geraldine Jenison, Alice June Koppernagel, Carmen McLaughlin, and Theatta Bun' Jer. Third row: Marilyn Nelson, Carol Ann Waddington, Marlan Cunningham, Caren Coulsen, Bob Barrry, Frances Chapman, Jean Tenclall, Karen Bohning. Norman Pals, Jerry McLaughlin, Gary Gabrielson. Harold Tendall, Roger Lathrop, Kenneth Halfpap, Alan Trees, Bob McLaughlin, and Richard Goeman. Second row: Carole Thompsen, Betty Dannewitz, Jerry Mc- Murray, Margaret Eccles, Carol Chinberg, Wilma Pruisman, Betty Eccles, Marlene Bunjer, Mavis Pierce, Richard Smith, Tim Trees, Larry Schimp, Paul Nasson, DaDean Obrecht, Alfred McLaughlin, Jimmy Gealow, Bruce Hall, Bradley Hammond, Pat Smith. First row: Deloris Nelson, Carol Ann Leinbach, Eloise Johnson, Margaret Mussell, Margo Gowdy, Charlotte Studebaker, Karen McMurray, Eloise Kirkendall, and Judy Oberhauser. V i I b d, hich was reorganized at the beginning of the school Year' is eomgsmigd 3? diferent members of the band. The home basketball games hiawie been made more enjoyable due to the conscientious efforts of the pep ban 0 provide good, wholesome music. . X' 'TL in 'il-gexfkc MIXED CHORUS left to right: Fourth row-Norman Pals Bruce Hall Second row' Neva Kyser, Carol n Classiek, Marlys Howell, Bill Swenson, Ronnie Hansen gamut-Q1 Leinbach' Eloise Johnson, Barbara iflariga, Jeanette Johnson, Wilbur Daniels, Roy Johnson, Larry Larson Keith Madsen, Pat Smith, Marlin Jenison, Ewald Ehresmann, Kyle Mennenga. hrrd row: Gary Gartz, Larry Mennenga, Airell Clark Le- Roy Smith, Jack Johnson, Jim Gealow, Alan Madsen Eugene Mehl, Richard Goeman Ronald J h , o nson, Paul Oberhauser, Marlan Cunningham. G d , J n Kelley, Karen Hanson. Geraldine german, tilvoaii Kzalkwarf, Audra Jenison, Carol Ann Leinbach, Margaret Mussell. First row: Sheila Hansen, Donna Lee, Annette SWCUSOI1. B ' Fleener, Patsy Tracy, Mary Ellen Johnson, Sggdli: Simerson, Elinor Ellis, Connie Benson, Theatta Bunjer, Marcia Henn, Mary MCK61th,AElB3 Jenison, Barbara Bohning, Shirley Soma, and Director, Eldcns Bunnel . Th G' l ' Glee Club and Mixed Choruslpracticed twice weekly preparing the numbexgs they? sang at the Christmas and spring concerts. They also participated in the competitive state music contest at Garner in May. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Strait, Sheila Hansen, Marlene Smith, Helen McNulty, Carolyn Classick, Regina Dickinson, Janelle Johnson to I-ggi-,gg Fourth l-ow.Beggy Dannewitzy Sha,-on Second row: Bonnie Fleener, Ardith Johnson Donna Lee Carmen McLaughlin, Eloise Johnson, 'Susie Half? pap, Phyllis Lee Mary Lou Loth Barbara Bohning Neva Kyser, Theatta Bunjer, Marlene Bunjer, Mar: Shirley Soma, d3l'0l ADH Leillbich, JOAD!! Steel!! garet Eccles, Eleanor Kay Wagner, Anita Downs. block, Alice KOPPCITIHECI- Third' row: Elaine Summers, Darien Busick Annette Swenson, Linda Gealow, Connie Ifill. andra Didlo, Jeanette Johnson, Margo Gowdy, Jan Kefiey, Mary Mc- Keith, Marcia Henn, Elna Jenison. First row: Patsy Tracy, Mary Ellen Johnson, Sandra Simexs- son, Elinor Ellis, Connie Benson, Marlys Howell, Mary Jo Benson, Barbara Mariga, Karen Hanson, Geraldine Jenison, Joan Kalkwarf, Audra Jenison, Margaret Mussellli Sharon Thompsen, and Director, Eldoris Bunne . 1 1 Q , 3 2 5 I 1 6 ' is ll . 5 , , 1 3 . Aa EI BOYS QUARTET From left to rlght Larry Larson and Eugene Mehl l- adsen, Roy Johnson Alan 7 Q7 GIRLS SEXTETTE From left to rght second row Geraldlne Jenlson Audra Jenlson Jan Kelley F1rst row Sandra Slmerson Connle Benson Barbara Manga. C AP MADRIGAL From left to Ylght thxrd row Samuel Lembach Wxl bur Damels Rlchard Goeman Kexth Madsen Second row Geraldme Jenxson Karen Hanson Joan zwvk Lb From left to nght Conme Benson Elmor Elhs GIRLS TRIO Kalkwarf Karen Hanson F1rst row Sandra Sunerson Elmor Elhs Margo I X I it I If 3 if Hi I ' : , M ' . , ' I 3 1 7 ' .. y . A -' ' 2 ' , ' , .11 - ' Q In A -J d, , ' ? X H I I N .X-A , 4,1 C3 Jff Q, 1 ,, I ' 2 ' ' ' g .. ,ff i t I I I if ' , I - 52, V ' . .I N , ' . Y . : . , .q V . , - n - , . , . , , . . : Y Y Z Q Y . Z . , . . y .Gaudi H f W N' I QWMWHWWMWEH BASKETBALL 8TH GRADE Left to right: Back row: Coach Dick Evenson, Jerry Hop- key, Larry Flanagan, Leonard Steenblock, Jim Stadt- lander, Marlyn Mehl, Gordon Sandman, Junior Negrete, Manager Kenny Harty. Front row: David Long, Larry Kinseth, Gene Quigley. David Hall, Larry Ersland, Jerry Chandler, Larry Schimp. BASKETBALL 7TH GRADE Left to right: Front row-Eugene Widdel, Bill Kaufman, 5 Douglas Nodland, Larry Stadtlander, John Studebaker, DaDean Obrecht, Jim Brady. Back row: Coach Dick Evenson, Freddy Cronk, Ronnie Vanness, Douglas Saunders, Bob Busick, Marlin Pals, Allen Meints, Ronnie Courson, Manager Kenny Harty, Knot included Manager Chester Schmitzl. FOOTBALL Left to right: Back row-John Studebaker, Verlyn Frohl- ing, Bill Kaufman, Dean Pruisman, Merril Jenison, Gene Quigley, Leonard Steenblock, Dave Hall, Douglas Saunders, Larry Stadtlander, Coach Evenson, Middle row: Manager Marlyn Mehl, Bill Murray, Jim Fe- trow, Bud Lerdal, Steve McLaughlin, Gordon Sand- man, Larry Kinseth, Jerry Chandler, Jim Stadtlander, Dwight Davis, Manager Larry Flanagan. Front row: David Long, DaDean Obrecht, Gary Dean, Jun- ior Negrete, Bob Busick, Ronnie Courson, Jim Brady, Chester Schmitz, Richard Schmitz. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Left to' right: Nancy Smith, Karen Meints, Myrna Strait, Shirley Pals, Mary Alice Studebaker, Marlene Benson. 'fi . - - DRIE RICHARD EVENSQN Z, GLADYS DARRAH Q f, ,. DVWE 55f'Dff5,N JEANNETTE VAN ,f -ff 'vac Q Q U I PF, W1 - 'S' ' : irgt row: Eloise Kirkendall. Janice Flanagan. Jeanne -ft., K , v Q fl ', X SNuehring. Ruth McLaughlin, Donna Nolan. ,Ruth - ,e,yq,,2f4,,g4,g,, 'J I - 45' I-SP1 ff? ff f!-rfffif Q Negretc, Charlotte Studebaker. Sara Simerson, Wayne K K- If va I I 1 7 O Pals, Freddy Cronk, DaDean Obrecht, Q11 Q f iff . rf, ti - lfldgv, .i WG- X :im u- f ff' Second row: Darwin Busick, Richard Morris, Ronnie Van- Thu' rl row: Mr. Evenson. Myrna Strait Sharon Eide Ness, Marjorie Gabrivlsonh patty Crabtree' pany Wu, Mary l'als, Mary Ketchum. Connie Steenblock, Mildred cox, Velma Bcenkcn. liclith Van Gerpcn. Margaret Ilaiins. Sheryl Johnson. SUS-flll Schmidt, Helen Pals, Gabriclson, Sandra Soma. Karen McMurray, Leone 110110 Rvfilll 1- 1 ' ' f Lee, Ronnie Courson, Allen Meints, Eugene Widdel, Miss Van Drie. V one mobcrt Busicli. Billy Kaufman. Ken- neth Xi csscls, Richard Schmitz, Erwin Crabtree, Wood- Iow Meyer, Marlin Pals. ourth row: Allen Mevers. Lvnn Men E , , Q H , 2 nenga, Terry Ammer- Fifth row: Dean Pruisman. Judy Oberhauser, Marlene Ben- man, Darrell Smock. Jim Brady. Linda Davenport, son, John Studebaker. Douglas Nodland, Gary Skarr, Dwight Davis. Larry Ersland. Thomas Fleener. Albert Larry Stadtlander, Richard Smith. Jo Ann McMannus, Douglas Kestler, Roger Pringnitz, Tommy Elaine Tendall, Lois Stockscth, Wilma Pruisman. Missing-Chester Schmitz, Terrell Baker, and John Jenison Missing-Gladys Robertson, Victor Fleener, Karen Hansen. First row: Sandra Swenson, Shirley Pals, Carol Pals, San- dra Smith, Maria Ehresmann, Mary Alice McLaughlin, Carol Ann Waddington, Kathryn Dorr,, Sondra Kamm, Caren Coulson, Marjorie Johnson. Second row: Miss,,Da1rah, David Long, Larry Flanagan E I H Everett Toft, Stephen McLaughlin, Larry Kinseth Marlyn Mehl Simon Ne rete Gordon Sandman , g , , Ron- ald Lerdal, Gary Dean, Kenneth Harty, Larry Koenen, Jerry Hopkey, Miss Sanders. 1 Third row: James Fetrow, Mary Ann Hall, Phyllis Som Nancy Smith, Joan Kriens, Coleen Gifford, Besierl e soi Meyers, Mary Alice Studebaker, Marilyn N Carole Chinberg, Karen Meints, Sharon Smith Larson, Betty Eccles, Merrill Jenison. Fourth row: Paul Nassen, Larry Schimp, James lander, Jerry Chandler, Leonard Steenblock, Quigley, David Hall, Gary Ersland, Ronald Richard White, Maynard Kaduce. Bill Murray, Loeffler, Verlyn Frohling. Q The yumor hx h Ch01US presented selectxons at the Chllstmls conceit and also presented an opcrctta while Gy psy 1n the sp1 lna Larry Schlmp Ronnle Lourson Peter Jenxson Mulm Paul Nassen Sondra Kamm Iudy Obuhausex Mar lene Benson Joanne Xldlannus Kenny Harty Marla Ehresmann Sara Sxmerson Margaret Gabrlelson Eugene Wlddel Ruth McI aughlm Jamce Plxn an Donna Nolan Shxrly Pals Dlrector Eldorls Bunncll Second row Leone Lee Ednth Van Gerpen Mary Hall Kenny Ruka Marllyn Nelson Elame Tendall Beverly Meyers Karen Memts Betty Eccles Stephen Mc Laughlm Darwm Bus1ck Marhn Pals hmmy Brady Jlmmy Fetrow Johnny Studebaker Patty W1lcox Sandra Soma Karen McMurray Wayne Pals Maryor1e Gabrlelson FI'0I1f I'0W left to F1 ht Gary Dean G01'd0f'1 521115111811 Thnrd ron Larry Kmseth Nancy Smlth Ierry Chandler Fou Roger Prm mtz Carol Plls Dalleln Obrecht Munlrd block Flolse K1rkencl1ll Carol Ann W xdchngton Llnda Daxcnport Doublas Nodland Sharon Smlth 'lerrx Ammtrman larry Flanagan Phylhs Soma '1errellBakc1 Xkllmx PlLlSllTl'lIl lommy Larlen Allen lM6lIltb rth row Marv Al1ce StlldCb21kC1 Challotte Studebaker Myrna Stralt Joan Krlens Exerett Foft Merrxll Jen lson Calen Loulson L irole Qhlflbilljl Maryorlc Iohn son Latherlne Dorl Sharon Ilclc Clxclys Robertson Karen Hanson Sheryl Iohnson Marvalvn C lrolus Verlxn Frohhng Vlctor Fleener Dc m Pruslman ff? The School Safety Patrol conslsts of the followmg Jun 1or h1gh boys Back row left to rlght Maynard Kaduce Bud Lerdal Douglas Saunders Albert Sturm Rlchard Whnte Allen Memts Jlm Stadtlander Larry Flanagan Jerry Chandler Marlyn Mehl Larry Klnseth Larry Stadt lander Gordon Sandman Terry Ammerman Dwlght Davxs, and Supervxsor, Mr D1ck Evenson Front row Erwm Crabtree Bob Buslck Wavne Pals Ken ny Harty Dave Hall Leonard Steenblock Davld Long John Studebaker B111 Kaufman Ronnie Cour son Jlm Brady Allen Meyers, Tom Fleener, Jxm Fetrow lr? .153 I 354 , 3 -A n ' 9 1 x. bi 1 , ' ' Q 11- .3- . sq I I .. ' I 'A - 'P ' 1 N V ,S , ' su , f 4 : ' '- ft N t f 4 5 x X . . ' v S C l 'Q , .- K X . . f , . .' . . . - . . .,,, , . , , . ' ' . .. . . , v V, ' f' rr' I 'g .. L v , ' V: by ' x I Y ' , . ' ' , , ' ', . 2 ,151 Mehl, Richard Schmitz, David LOHS. CTICSICF SCl1H1iiZ, Kaduce, Mary Pals, Darrell Smock, Leonard 'Steen- : y ' 7 X- V 'w ' ' , 1 -4 2 ' Q Z . , , ,i 1 . xl ' .f . 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