Bridgewater High School - Glider Yearbook (Bridgewater, IA)
- Class of 1951
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We have enjoy- ed your wonderrul co-operation through-out our high school years and the way you have always st- ood behind us when we needed help. We, the Sen- ior Class of l95l, dedicate this annual to you. We hope you will enjoyed it as much as we have enjoyed presenting it to your if f N N..- . F, .-A . '-...., ' ' ' 'Hzf,, - Rx '71 ' ZW xx -.. 'i .fj, 74' Xl X. WI ll il J I 1 '1' 'L'-, - Q-,gg ' HIIIIIIIIISIHIIIIIIII . ' H x f az... X 157 f ri A L r A X 1 I lf X 'Q I , li ,fx 1' xx A I 5 ' ..l-'L A I 1 L Yi ' 7' X WX 7x .X I gin ff . , F11 1 - La,-an 2ZC5'f Fxr L-'.:f-E A . 1 Eli., l- 2. 1 1 .j'.,5n .' .' I V A, 1, .' -Mu ':' -ff ich 75 , 1 -L-' '11,- ' .:iQ.,ei'1r ' ,,-.v. :, gl ,I- 1. 1 ' iq, 1 ?asfl. , K. F. Jones Superintendent or Bridgewater School Iowa State Teachers College Drake University NE Missouri State Teachers College Laura Jones NE Missouri State Teachers College Iowa State Teachers College Iowa State College Drake University Byron Hotmeister U. S. 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Beverly Nadine Wyllie Breeze staff 1, Secretary a Treasurer lg President 2g Queen Candidate 23 'Faith , Hope, and F1aritynBg Reporter 3, Glider Staff ag nOvernight Guestsn bg nThe Clay's the Thingn Lg Glee Club 1-2-3-bg Basketball l 2 3'b3 B-Club l-2-3-L. Phyllis Jean Campen Vice-President lg President 33 nBaith, Hope and Flarity' 33 'Good Gracious, Grandman 3 Queen Candidate 35 Wovernignt Guestsw L 'The C1ay's the Thing' Lg Glider Staff A, ulee Club 1-2-3-Lg Basketball 2-3-by Secretary 2 A John Cletus McDermott President lg Barometer Staff lg Reporter 2 'Faith, Hope, and Flarityn 33 WThe Clay s the Thing' bg Fwvernight Guests' tg Glider ataffu King Bandidate 2-35 Treasurer 3-Lg ulee Club 2-3-Lg Basketball l-2-3-Lf Baseball l 2 3 L B-Club 1-2-3-A. Jwegwmw Y H?.H N I A Glider Staff L. Delmer Ilif Williams WFaith, Hope, and Flarityn 35 Glider Staff Lg WOvern1ght Guestsn hg WThe Clay's the Thing' Basketball 2-3g Glee Club l-2-3-hi Base- ball 1-2-3-L. John Boehler Vetterick Cheerleader lg Reporter 23 nFaith, Hope, and Flarity H 3g king Candidate bg WThe Clay's the Thingn Lg Hovernight duestsn Lg B-Club 3-Lg Basletball 2-3-L: Daseball 1-2-3-L: Glee Club 1-2-3-L. Max Eugene Hurd Reporter 2g HFaithe, hope, and Flarityn 3 NOvernight Guestsn Lg NThe Clay's the Thing' L Glee Club 1-23 Basketball 2-33 Baseball 1 2 3 hi Richard Vernon Brawdy NFaith, Hope, and Flarityu 33 The Clay's Thingn A3 Wdvernight Guestsu bg Vice President bg king Lg Baseball 3-Lg B Club 2 3-hp Basketball 2-3-Lg Glee Club 1-2 lg du. 'B , I . ,Y . . . -s xl f Barbara Maurice Barnhart Basketball 2g Jecretary 3g WFaith, hope, and Flarltyn 3g Reporter Lg WOverni5ht Guestsu L- Tk1e Clay'e the Thing Lg Glide! Staff Lg Queen Candidate Ag Cheerleading 2-3-Lg Glee Club l-2-3-A. 5 Helen Irene Carl Queen Candidate lg Vice-President 3g NThe Clay's the Thingn Lg Hovernight Guests' L5 Glider Staff Ag President Lg 'Faith, Hope, and Flarityn 33 Basketball 2-3-bg B-Club 2- 3-Lg Glee Jluh l-2-3-L. Myrna Bernice Cass nFaith, Hope, and Flarityn 33 WThe Clay's the Thingn Lg Novernlght Guestsn bg Glider Staff A3 Glee Club l-23 B-Club 2-3-Lg Basketball 2-3-L. LAST WILL AND TESTANENT: We, the class of 1951 of B.H.S. is f situated in the town of Bridgewater, in the county of , 0 Adair, and in the state of Iowa, being in our usual un- sqfigk sound mind and forgetfulness, do make, publish, and de- 42:53. Y clare this our last will and testament, hereby revoking XX A A V all former wills by us made. X EAQQ QQ,N1f . rx FIRST: To those more fortunate students and teachers remaining in school we individually will the following. X x J! Ns 1 2 3 b 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 . I, Barbara Barnhart, leave my ability to attract servicemen to Elma Rechtenbach, who shows some interest in this field and my ability to type to Mr. Jones. I, Helen Carl, will my useless worries over men to Jo Golly, my ability to smile on the basketball floor to Elma Rechtenoach, but I refuse to leave Dick Johnson to anyone. I, M rna Cass, will my basketball ability and a loaf of 'OMAR' bread to Jackie Day. I, Phyllis Jean Campen, will my ability to doodle to Connie Campbell, my habit of giggling at nothing to Laura Cron, and my ability to recieve phone calls to 'Wiggles' tMargaretJ Waage. I, Beverly Wyllie, will my height to Joann Warrior, my speed in basket- ball to Marie haasch, and my ability to get a husband to Huth Garside. lEd. note-Don't always fall for the one next door Ruth.y I, Jack McDermott, will my good co-operation with teachers to Frank Cola, my ability to persuade people to change to good cars lFordsJ to everyone lEd. note-The coach for instance.l and my ability to go with the bank- er's daughter to Ramon hechtenbach. 1, Clark Cole, will my co-operation with patrolmen and ability to obey speed zone signs to hamon Rechtenbach, and my ability to go with Fontan- elle women to Dick McMorran. . I, Delmar Williams, will my ability to tell 'tall tales' to Hex Hlght, my mlschievousness to Euclid Sullivan and my very accurate aim at the transit with books, erasers, etc. to Joy McCann. I, Dick Brawdy, will my basketball shooting ability to Lewis Gipple, my singing ability to Allen bloom, my right front tooth to Clark Cole, and my kissing ability to Marlene Thompson. I, John Vetterick,wlll my ability to buy the 'wrong' kind of cars to David Kordick, my ability to work in Moyers to 'lil bro, Richard, and my likeness of camels iConnie Campbell! to Ed Schrader. 1, max hurd, will my being an extrovert to Miss Donnelly, my 'PROFESSORS' appearance to Bob hechtenbach, and Mary Lou Dwyer to anyone she wants to go with. fxlfgfiim, Nj ' SECOND: After the oayment of all our just debts, funeral charges, grudges and expenses of administration, we dispose of our estate as follows: l. To the teachers we leave the gray hairs they have acquired. 2. To the Freshmen we leave our humorous outlook on education. 3 . Tb the Sophomores we leave our pleasures of 'PUPPY LOVEW. L. To the Juniors we leave our long arguments that get us nowhere. lN T STINDHY WHEREOF, we hereunto set our hand and seal at the office of hobert Lents and Terry Wyllie incorporated. This first day of May in the year of our Lord One Thousand mine hundred and Fifty-one. - lsEALD ISTORY i H tg, an E In the fall of 1939, five little innocent children with smiles on their faces and unaware of the things to come toddled up the hill to their school of learning. we were: Richard Carlson, Clark Cole, David Campbell, and Barbara Barnhart. Clark Cole being the only one having gone all twelve years at B. H. S. , Jessie Brown guided our foot-steps the first year. Upon returning the following year, we found Miss Ione Swanlund, as our instructor and it was al- so in this year that we were Joined by Dick Brawdy and Lyle Williams. Florence McCre1ght was our third grade teacher. Our fourth year found us in a different room and with a new teacher, Vera Wollenhaupt. In the middle of the year Barbara left us to continue school at Omaha. Miss Wollenhaupt returned to see us through the fifth grade. Margaret Jones was our instructor during our sixth and seventh grades. Our eighth grade found us with Murriell Shatava as our teacher. We had three new additions to our class: Max Hurd, Delmar Williams, and lohn Vetter- lck. During the year Beverly Wyllie and Barbara Barnhart joined us. Through the years we had the usual trials and tribulations of elementary students. It was a happy day for us when we received our eighth grade diplomas which cert- ified that we were now ready to begin high school. High School here we come! In the fall of l9h7, fourteen shy and meek freshmen entered the halls of dear old B. H. S. we were: Myrna Cass, Helen Carl, beverly Wyllie, Phyllis Christensen, Barbara Barnhart, Phyllis Jean Campen Clark Cole, Jack McDermott, David Campbell, Marion Saylor, Kohn Vet- terick, Dick Brawdy, Max Hurd, and Delmar Williams. Our sponsor was Dick Clark. We were duly initiated into high school by the class of l9b8, who were very generous with the paddles, chocolate-covered soap and all other activities that make up initiation. During the year Phyllis Christensen left us to begin married life. Our Sophomore year found us with only twelve members having lost Marion Saylor who decided to continue school at Greenfield. Our sponsor was Mrs. Golz. During the year John Vetterick left us to continue school at Indian- ola. We entered our Junior year full of high spirits for we were now upper- classmen. We were happy to have John Vetterick back with us. The main events of the year were our Junior-Senior banquet which was held at Creston and our Junior Class Play, 'Faith, Hope, and Flarity'. We received our class rings this year and of course we thought they were the prettiest to be found. Our sponsor was Larry Love. At the beginning of the Senior year we had eleven in our class,Dav1d Camp bell having moved to Greenfield. Our first undertaking was the initiation of the Freshmen. The high school annual was our special project of the year. Our class flower is the white rose and our class colors are fushia and white. Our notto is, 'Out of the Harbor into the Sea'. Some of the high-lights of the year was our Skip Day and Senior Class Play. Mr. Jones was our sponsor. Our last four years have been very happy ones. Our teachers have done every- thing that could be done to make life pleasant. Our associations with one another have been pleasant and we have made friendships that will continue for the rest of our lives. With this we bid farewell to B. H. S. CLASS PRGRHECY Q CLASS PROPHECY In 1965, a group of B. H. S. graduated of 1951 gathered together to see what each had done for the past lb years. A picnic lunch was held at the Bridgewater park to climax the day. The day was spent talking of classmates. They found that Delmar Williams had married and lives on a turkey farm in Kentucky. Hia pastime is spent singing hillbilly songs! Those music lessons did come in handy after all dldn't they, Delmar? Dick Brawdy wasn't able to be there as it was time for his program over K. W. A. A. He's their favorite singer on that station in Chicago. Mrs. Brawdy, the former Shirley Fletcher, works at their home in Chicago. Someone has to care for the children. Much to everyones surprise we found that Max Hurd ls yet single but has plenty of women on the string. iSame old Maxi He still lives on a farm just south of town. Jack McDermott and his wife, the former Marlene Knlep, live on that McDermott ranch raising angus cattle. They just welcomed their second se' of twins so both parents were absent. We wonder why? Somehow they got on the subject of teaching and Clark spoke up and said he liked it very much. He teaches high school at Red Oak while his wife teaches Junior high. Of course 'Grandma' Beaman cares for the little Cole baby while the parents are at school. John Vetteriok is in Indianola working in a factory helping Uncle Sam build planes. Everyone was surprised to hear he's not married and says be never will be. We wonder! Beverly Wyllie, now Mrs. Jake Pots, is keeping house for Jake and her 3 little girls, all having red hair. They now live in Iowa City where Jake is employed. Myrna Cass works in Omaha as a typest and filing clerk for Commercial Extension. She's not married yet but had a big 'sparkler' on the third finger of her left hand. Lucky guy!!! Mrs. Bill Harris iBarbara Barnhartl keeps house for B111 on their farm by Anita. I guess they're raising lots of kids. Baby goats that is! At this point a baby started crying. Who should go over and pick him up? None other than Helen Carl, now Mrs. Dick Johnson. They're living on a farm by Richland. Last but not least we come to Phyllis Jean Campen. She's now Mrs. Max Jacobson, having celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary yesterday. They're living on the Jacobson farm north of Fontanelle and have four little boys to make the home complete. 1-4vlnrq,,, .. .,.....- -rf:-WN A lllIllllH3 I X I N 'Hn.'.qf 'ff'i1j1 ' 5 1 35:5 5 -' F f'l'.- , K +131 ,IW , ,1': .f. .' ffl' Y .f . G Rex 3. 1-'gk l 'Wax-J 'Wm-wa 7 I Junior Glass News There are nine members in our Junior class this year, which are: Marie Raasch, Elma Rechtenbach, Joann Warrior, Laura Cron, Jean Bond, Ruth Raaeoh, Dick Mcmorran, Ramon Rechtenbach, and Lonnie Scott. Mr. Hcfmeister took up the burden of being our class sponggr. We elected the following officers: Lonnie Scott -------------------------------- President Ruth Raasch --------------------------------- Vice-President Joann Warrior ------------------------------- Secretary-Treasure Laura Cron -------- ------------ -------------- Reporter At the beginning of the school term we looked forward to the time we would have the opportunity to display our acting ability. This we did with our Junior Class play 'Our Gal Saln, which Miss Donnelly did a very nice Job of dir- ecting. Everyone ln our class participated in sports this year with the excep- tion of Laura Cron. Ruth Raasch went out at the first of the season, but due to illness she did not finish the season. Those who made the first team in basketball were, Elma Reohtenbach, and Dick McMorran. The highlights of the year was our Junior Class play, and our long a- waited class rings. we had a very sucessful Junior-Senior Banquet. We look forward to next year when we will no longer be under classmen. 'Think we'll ever make 1t'????????? 1-,ffigflzffgif ' 1' , f '. 7 L., 'X ! . x N X if ig f ...fu . A . Q X!!! ll, .. 1. 1-Hwy, I .' V 4 ' ' .'. x. ,M ,Q ., 'lp jf A A , N is 5, , ,...4 ,. . -Amr' ' J , Q. :Tak . SNK 7. I r A V i im 1 W, 'X I 1 ' '1llI'HllIl llIiE!i Lf V. I . :'3vV:'. ,..-Af NJ.. lvS0 ' ,, qi,- ' WH, ., , Rswrmt , '1N. ---Q K' 4 H. A .4 x n ,I 2, .x , +1 's . 4. v, - QA :Q D Ig 3' , I v4 1 J ,Q '17 h.N 'Z Sophomore Class This fall, 1950, we returned to school to find we had the largest class in B.H.S.. All fifteen of us thought we had the best class, but the teachers seemed to disagree with us at times. The members were: Larry Bauer, Gary Bond, Frank Cole, Jacquelyn Day, Mary Lou Dwyer, Ruth Gerside, Lewis Gipple, Jo Golly, Rex Bight, Marlene Kniep, Joy McCenn,Peul Prichard, Edward Schrader, Norma Sinner, and Richard Vetterick. At the end of the second six weeks we were joined by Joyce Johnson to raise our class members to sixteen. Miss Donnelly is our class sponsor and we elected the following officers: President ---- --------------------------------- Jackie Day Vice-President ------------ ---- - -------- Eddie Schrader Secr etary-Tr easure --------- ------------- J o Golly Reporter ------------------- ----------------- Paul Prichard Our subjects ere, Engllshll, World History, Geometry, and Agriculture or Home Ec. Mr. Hofmeister teaches Engl1shII and Miss Donnelly teaches our Geometry. Our teacher for World History and Agriculture is M . Jones and Hrs. Jones teaches Home Ec. Three Sophomore girls made the first team in basketball. They were, Marlene Knlep, Norma Sinner, and Ruth Garside. No boys made the first team in boy's basketball, but Ed Schrader and Frank Cole saw a lot of action. All most all of the second team was made up of Sophomores. Lewis Gipple, Frank Cole, and Paul Prichard were on the first team in baseball. Most of the Sophomores went out for music taught by Mrs. Jones. Marlene Kniep, Joyce Johnson, and Larry Bauer had the honor of singing in the music festival at Creston. Rex Hight was absent the dey this picure was taken. W f A J L., N W7 ..,.-.a ,,w:.-. . 'www' Q AO A naval N FIIESIIIIIEII V '61-..9lmi',..1 A . -a'1i1f: , -.1-g J xg wi X- 5351532 3 Y 1 M -J, I., x ,fini M .-7 I X XXQ N ' Wiihma 'Obs Freshmen Class News In the fall of 1950 thirteen Freshmen entered Bridgewater High School we are Marlene Thompson, Connie Campbell, Margaret Waage, Jerry Eower, Gary Vorrath Euclid S lli R b , u van, o ert Rechtenbach, Allen Bloom, Johnny Jones, Dean, Cass, Roger Asay, Robert McDermott, and David Kordick. Mrs. Laura Jones was our class sponsor. The class officers ere: President --------------------------- Robert McDermott Vice-President ----------------- ---- Connie Campbell Secretary --------------------------- Dean Cass Reporter ---------------------------- Marlene Thompson Four Freshmen who are cheerleaders are Marlene Thompson, Margaret Waage, Robert McDermott, and Dean Cass. The subjects we are having this year are English I, World History and Algebra. Also the girls are taking Home Economics and the boys are taking Agriculture. Our main events this year was Freshmen initiation, which the Seniors had a part in of course, and a Halloween picnic and dance sponsored by the Freshmen class. If f , VJ' ' 1 5N'. X Noiff-U Wv rev I Early this fall we BIG seniors decided while we were initiating the 'Freehies' we would have them write an essay on 'Why I Like The Seniore'. We had fine results, but we thought Euclid Sullivan had a very good one. It is as follows: As I set down to compose this great work of the year I am reminded of a story my first grade teacher read to the class about a little boy named George She was trying to teach us to always tell the truth. For eight long years I have made every effort to do this, but now as I venture into a school world fill- ed with doubt and seniors, I fear I might ere slightly, as I tell why I like the Senlor's. However, I have very little to lose as I am writing this on an envelope sslavsged from the wastepeper basket by Clark Cole's desk and with a pencil loaned to me by Johnny Vetterick which he has used for the last three years,lor has he used it??l. I have a special liking for my good friends Max Hurd and Myrna Cass for their thoughfulness of refreshments for the Freshman. As I am a lover of good music I can not help but listen to Phyllis, Helen, Barbara, and Beverly as they keep a steady rhythm of gum chewing while Delmar keeps a steady time for them with the rattle of his Chevy as he comes a- round the bend on two wheels. As for Jack and Dick special mention should be made of them. Their imitation of Frank Sinatra as they make their evenings trip to the school park. The kindness of the Senior class as they offered we miserable Fresh- man gum Tuesday reminds me of two Irishman, Pat and Mike. Pat, the owner of a hen with cholera gave it to Mike. The next day Mike returned it to Pat saying 'I'll be just as good as you are,' and gave it hack to Pat. At the close I will remind you that any resemblance to classes living or dead is purely fictitious and should be regarded as trash and this masterpiece of noneence thrown into the bottom of the wsstepaper basket where it belongs. Euclid. Junior High Room The Junior High Room was again opened this year with nine students and Neva Sinner as teacher. Eight grade: Alberta Bloom, Robert Golly, and Judy Johnson. Seventh grade: Vivian Bloom, John Gipple, Lois Golly, Ronnie Kniep, and Norma Rechtenbach. Sixth grade: Donnie hwmbrran. Changes were made in the civics, health and history texts. A new set of Semi-Contour maps is an added attraction to our room, besides being very useful in the teach- ing of the social studies. A new set of encyclopedias was also added to our library. As our part in the annual fall carnival, we presented the one act comedy, 'Billy's First Date,' which we feel was a success. We held a Christ- mas party with a gift exchange. All the Junior High girls and boys are out for basdetball. Three of the boys have participated in inter-school games. The girls are still hoping for a game in the near future. Norma Rechtenbaoh and Donnie McMorran were absent the day that the picture above was taken. Delmar: 'It says here they have found a sheep in the Hamalaya Mountains that can run L5 miles an hour.' Coach: 'Well, it would take a lamb like that to keep up with Mary now a days.' A., 1 Intermediate Room When school began, Barbara Colbert was one of our Fifth Graders. She moved away in December leaving Jane Gipple, Marlene Kordick, Mary Metzger and John Waage in that grade. Fourth grade: Jerry Bloom, Rita Gipple, Betty Cass, Judith Ford, and Sandra Gipple. Third grade: Gary Firch, Frances Cass, and John Conaway. We enjoyed parties on Halloween, Christmas, and Valentines day. Especially did we enjoy inviting our mothers, grandmothers, and little sisters and brothers in December to see our playlet, The Christmas Fairy and Scrooge, We presented each guest with a small gift which we had made. We have also enjo- yed many birthday parties. Our new library books are highly appreciated and we have read all or them. We have carried our projects in some of our subjects and organized a club which will help us in many ways. In the spring we had nature study hikes and a picnic in the woods, with our teacher Miss Maude Chapman, who enjoyed them as much as the children did. Primary Room Twenty-two pupils, divided evenly between grades one and two, with fourteen boys and eight girls, were assigned to our room for this yeer's work and play. Aside from our regular work for the year our attention has been fixed upon the progress of the construction of our much needed improvement, which had its inception on the minds of and the plans made by the men who were serving the community three years ago as promoters of school aflalrs. we hope tc express our appreciation cy marked effort on our part in our regular work and in demons- trating that we know how to live in our nicer quarters and exercise proper care of them. we are very grateful to the community for their generous approval of the bonds and those who have put much time and effort into the completion of the project which has added so much to our comfort and that of the entire school. We are expecially grateful to our present local Board of .education for our new white oak floor, it is a beauty and a daily delight and a daily delight and was badly needed. The teacher in this GBPBIUMOHU is Mrs. Lillie B. Gibson. Recently we were enabled to acquire some new books for our already generous chlldren's library, among them are a nice copy or The Real Mother Goose illustrated by Blanche Fisher Wright, and splendidly illustrated copies of the life of Abraham Lincoln and of George Wahington. These have lithographic illustrations by the authors Ingri k Edgar d'Auleire and they make the character seem very much alive to little children. Our children had a very minor part ln the Carnival program. Two ot the fl ' rst grade chlldren, Monica McCall and Stevie Frich served as attendants at the coronatlon of the King and Queen, Marlene Kniep and Dick Brawdy. At the Christmas Season each department produced its own program, and our department gave a playlet for their mothers and little brothers and sisters. It was e ti l d ' ' n t e A Tired Mother s Chrlstmas Dream. We also enjoyed a Christmas tree with a happy exchange of gifts. Our attendance through the year has been marvelously good, there being weeks after weeks of perfect attendance and punctuallty which is a rine testim- onial for the mothers who have charge or the little ones. Another matter of note has been the advent of the new playgroune equi- pment which ls a source of deep satisfaction to all the children and especially those of our department. Larry Buckner and Terry Wyllie was absent from school the day this picture was taken. E. .Carnival King and Queen October 27 was the date of our Annual carnival. We feel it was a great success and were well pleased with the proceeds. We had the usual program including a one-act play by the Junior High and a one-act play by some of the High School girls. The Girls Glee Club sang and dramatlzed 'My Merry 0ldsmobile.' The lower grades and Intermediate rooms also participated in the program. The stands and concessions which we had were Ring the Duck, Dart Throw, Novelty Stand, Baseball Pitch, and Basketball. The Home Economics girls also had the Snack Inn where you could get something to eat or drink. Since bingo had been outlawed and we couldn't have that, we solicited and had an auction. Although it couldn't take the place of bingo, we were well pleased and wish to sincerely thank all those who contributed. Tickets were sold on a table and lamp as door prize which was won by Ruth Garslde. Tickets which were sold on King and Queen votes also gave the holder of the lucky ticket a chance on a cute little red and white plush elephant, which was won by Lonnie Scott. Dick Brawdy was voted King and Marlene Kniep as Queen. The grand finale was a dance at the gym. Fred 'Pop' Krlslnger played. It was a grand success with a large crowd enjoying themselves until a rather late hour. During intermission we had a cake auction of some very good and beautiful cakes. We wish to thank everyone who helped make this carnival a success. X: L-A YA Qf. Sf QMJQ, rgqfa ffl?-T55 CL 4-'1b53 J lj 5 XQ-.H L ,,, .44 E ix--17 Home Economics With Mrs. Jones as our teacher this year in home economics we have undertaken many interesting projects. Among them are canning, the different cuts of meats, home management, personality traits and cooking. We have sew- ing and a few other units to take up before the end of the year. At our carn ival we had a food stand which proved quite successful. We have a home econ- omics club and have chosen the following officers: Ruth Raasch ------------------- President Jo Golly --------- ---- ----- Vice-President Norma Sinner ---- - - ---- Sec. k Trees. Marlene Kniep ----------------- Reporter The girls in home economics this year are: Connie Campbell, Ruth Garside, Marlene Thompson, Margaret Waage, Mary Lou Dwyer, Jackie Day, Elma Rechtenbach, Norma Sinner, Joy McCann, Marlene Kniep, Jo Golly, Joyce John- son, Joan Warrior, Ruth Raasoh, Laura Cron, and Marie Raasch. I Miss Donnelly: HPeople who drink too much coffee have a coffee heart, men who smoke too much have a tobacco heart.N Joy LcCann: Ulf a girl eats lots of sweets, will she get a sweetheart?N Ruth n.: Wnhat's the idea or wearing my raincoat?n Elma: HYou wouldn't want ne to get your new dress wet, would you?N Mr. Eofmeister: HEd, name a collective noun.W Ed schrader: WA vacuum cleaner.n t 'Y V 'N ,-,xg T9 R , s 59fgflf5137 'Q wi W1 If x alum. xx . .. .. - 'u f , I I! nnn.a: nl::: 'IFE' Q wif 4 1' ff' PX X x '.n,y.f 44 -,iff 'XX X AN x:h f 'il u 'i , p-X fx, '--an 7 KX X2 F v K N X 1. X.. rgulkjrll. fa, L If X, . a , O1 Ng x , nv ju C L 0 Irfirff 19i Girls Basketball It the beginning of the season fifteen girls reported for basketball with Byron Hofmeister as our coach. Those girls making up the squad were as forwards Norma Sinner, Ruth Garside, Jean Bond, Marlene Kniep, Marie Raasch, Mary Lou Dwyer, and Joann Warrior. At the guard end were: Myrna Cass, Beverly Wyllie, Elma Rechtenbach, Jo Golly, Helen Carl, and Jackie Day. Others participating were Phyllis Campen and Joyce Johnson. Our record for the whole season including the tournaments was 9 victories and 10 defeats. We made 697 points during the season for an average of 37p0ih l per game. Norma Sinner had a seasonal tetal of 273 points for high soorer Marlene Kniep made 2h6 points, while Jean Bond had 63 with Marie Raasch making 58 and Ruth Garside making L8 points. Some of our games were played with the better teams in the Southwestern section of the state such as Richland, Zion, Orient, and Prescott. On Deo 5th we beat Prescott, which was then the eleventh top team in the state. Zion also was rated as one of the upper teams in the state when we played them. All these games were very close and we feel we did very well considering the competition we played. Marlene, Norma, Beverly, and M rna recieved special honors of being on the honorable mentioned list in the county. Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Bridgewater Brid ewater S Bridgewater Bridgewater November lb-'50 November 16-'50 November 28-'50 December 1-'50 December 5-'50 December 12-'50 December 21-'50 January 2-'51 January 10-E51 January 12-'51 January 1164'5l COUNTY TOURNAMENT8 AT RICHLAND January 18-'51 January 19-'51 January 20-'51 SECTTONAl.TCURNAMENTS AT MASSENA February l-'Sl February 6-'51 February 9-'51 February 13-'51 February 16-'51 Richland Prescott lassena Zion Prescott Orient Cumberland Lewis Richland lass na Fontanelle Fontanelle Richland Orient Cumberland Fontanelle Orient Zion Cumberland Boys Basketball With only five lettermen back Coach Hofmeister had a difficult time getting a team organized. Almost all of the boys reported for practice. In mid-October practice began. The scores of the games we played were as fol- lows: I we they Richland 36 27 Prescott 30 A8 Massena 21 LO Zion 39 38 Prescott 33 L8 Orient L0 32 Greenfield 25 51 Cumberland 35 39 Lewis Ll 53 Richland L8 3h Hsssena 52 73 Fcntanelle LL 53 Orient 37 39 Qovertimel Fontanelle 38 33 Zion L5 36 Cumberland L7 b6 Mscksburg L3 35 Orient L2 L6 Although we didn't have very good season with 8 wine and ll loses we did have a fairly good season because we did play the tougher teams of this area. It was our luck to have to play Orient who was tougher than the most in this area in both the county and sectional tournaments. They were able to d f edge us out in both tournaments and once by an overtime. Both games coul o went either way. Orient went on to win the sectional and placed third in the 1 ed Greenfield and Massena who placed on the state poll county. We also p ay as one of the top teams in the state. We did fairly well against them too. Those who made up the squad were John Vetteriok, Clark Cole, Jack McDermott, Dick Brawdy, Dick McMorran, Ramon Rechtenbach, Lonnie Scott, Paul Pri hard Ed Schrader Frank Cole, Richard Vetterick, Lewis Gipple and Larry c Bauer. Coach Hofmeister's starting lineup changed from game to game. Jack McDermott, Dick McMorran and Clark Cole started almost every game. It was J h V tterick and Frank Cole to fill the between Ed Scharder, Dick Brawdy, o n e , other two positions. Jack was captain of the team most of the games. The high scorers were Jack McDermott 191, Clark Cole 163, Dick Mc- 109 Dick Brawdy 80 John Vetterick 67, Ed Schrader 58, and Frank Cole Morran 36 po1nts.' Jack McDermott,end Clark Cole received special honors from the counties coaches. Jack was selected on the all-county team and Clark was selected on the all-county second team. For the first time in the history of the Bridgewater boys baskbtball the Bulldogs pulled through with a victory the first game of the season. We are proud to have broken this Jinx. The outlook for the Bulldogs in the future looks very good. There are a lot of good promising underclassmen coming up. Baseball Almost all of the boys in high school reported for baseball the first day of school. The team was much hampered because it had lost most of its letter- men. It was a tough job for Coach Hofmeister to get a team together. Two new battery mates were needed. Those who reported for baseball were John Vetteriok, Dick Brawdy, Clark Cole, Delmar Williams, Jack McDermott, Dick lclorran, Lonnie Scott, Ramon Rech- tenbach, Lewis Gipple, lrank Cole, Ed Scharder, Paul Prichard, Gary Bond, Rex Hight, Larry Bauer, and Richard Vetterick. Two lreshmen Jerry Bower and Bob McDermott saw some action in games that we played. The Freshmen had baseball at a diferent period than the other Qoys in high school. Our starting lineup was Uclorran P, R. Vetterick C, J. McDermott lB, J. Vetterlck 2B, I. Cole 3B, Gipple SS, Scott LF, C. Cole CI, Brawdy RP. Clark Cole turned his knee early in the season and couldn't play anymore. Ed Schra- der, Paul Prichard and Jerry Bower also saw a lot of action, Scott and F. Cole did home pitching too. we they Richland 1 ll Cumberland 7 8 Zion 10 6 Prescott 3 ll Richland l 2b Cumberland 12 6 Zion A 6 Although we didn't win many games the outlook for baseball at B. n. s. is good because there are many promising underclaasmen coming up. I I' ' -1 'Mr 'X m. 'V X5 kai U , K, Q 3 S I' I . .:v X- M. 551 Q ', ' fx JV' IOP fv ...XXI 1 N, Z' ,Ay Law, 1,2-X, Prettiest eyes Prettiest teeth Prettiest hair Prettiest nose Best personality Best complexion Best physique Prettiest Lips Most Attractive Prettiest legs Most dignified Peppiest Neatest Prettieet eyelashes Prettiest eyebrows Best athlete The Gallup Poll of B. Girl Connie Campbell Ruth Raasoh Beverly Wyllie Helen Carl Phyllis Campen Iarie Raasoh Marlene Thompson llma Rechtenbach Margaret Waage Jean Bond Joyce Johnson B rbara Bernhart Ruth Garside Norma Sinner Myrna Cass larlene Khiep Biggest tease Joy McCann Prettiest smile Jo Colly John: 'Let's cut class and take in a show.' Dick: Can't do it pal, I need 'the sleep. lax: 'You look sweet enough to eat.' Phyllis: 'I do? Where shall we go?N BD! Robert McDermott EG Schrader Dick B awdy Rex Bight Jack McDermott Euclid Sullivan Ramon Rechtenbaoh Johnnie Jones Larry Bauer Frank Cole David lordick Lewis Gipple Lonnie Scott Paul Prichard Roger Assy Clark Cole Max Hurd Dick Kclorran Calendar August 28 ---- School began with a picnic. August 29 September September September September September September October 3 October 9-- October 13a October 19- October 27 October 31- November November November November November 3- 10 lb 17 Zh December December December December December 8- lb 20 21 December December January l- January 2- January January January January ll 12 January 18 20 26 January 29 January 31 February February February February February February February 13-- 4-- 20- 2- 1 2 6 -g- 7 8 ----COHSIBCUSG Glider Ind ordered BDDOHIOBIODUI Ind Girdle Freshman initiation began. WOW!!!!! 5--Clark's on crutches!!! He hurt his knee in baseball. 8--Freshmen initiation party sponsored by the Seniors. Juniors ordered class rings. 13-Agriculture and Biology class went out to Don Rogers on a field trip. Youth Fellowship had a skating party. In Jack's book it says something about flat tires, profane speech, etc.????? Seniors went to Des Moines to have Senior pictures taken. More fun!!! Advice to the future classes: Woltz Studios are located at L20 9th St. Believe me, we found it the hard way. Ask Jack!!! Oh, well good cookies anyway. Seniors received proofs..Ugh!!!!! Dance at the gym. What did everyone do besides dance????? Biology class sponsored big project of the year: Fried chicken supper out in Hoopy Hollow. Helen fell over the fence and almost spilled the baked beans!! Coach received the first scratch on his new FORD. Carnival!!! Harland Kniep and Dick Brawdy were crowned king and queen. Halloween party. Marlene Knlep's birthday: 15. What did Jack get you????? -ll-Junior Class Play. ----Leo Chefs started work as janitor. ----Put the top of the new building on. 25-State Music Festival at the E NT Theatre in Des lolnes. John Vetterlck, Lonnie Scott, Barbara Barnhart, and Beverly Wyllie attended. ---Helen's birthday--18. ---Janltor's KLeo'sJ birthday--18. ---Big Show ln town:'HAl ET' I!! How did you like 1t7????????? ---Christmas program. -Marlene K. wasknocked out in the Basketball game with Cumberland. ---CHRISTMAS ---New Years Eve. Whyyis everybody s1nging,'Three Otclock in the lorn1ng'?? lax Hurd's birthday. ----New Years Day. ----Christmas vacation is over. lost of the girls are flashing jewelry around. Didn't see any d1amonds!!!! lGlve us t1so!!!J ----Music Festival at Greenfield. ----New Building finished. Really nice!!! ----Dick and Clark are tooth-less. ----Kniep broke her glasses. ----Larry Love was home on leave. Gave a talk to the assemble on the Navy!! Very interesting!!! ----Sophomores sponsored a successful all-high school party at the gym. Fred Heyn is new bus driver. ----Hr. Golz is teaching due to the absence of lisa Donnelly. ----Girls played in Sectional Tournament. We lost.. ----Hr. Groundhog fHofme1sterj saw his shadow. ----Both B.B. teams beat Fontanelle. First double-header for the season. -Music Festival at Creston. Larry Bauer, John Vetterlck, Dick Brawdy, Joyce Johnson, Barbara Barhhart,aad larlene Xnlep attended. Brawdy, did you ever get that present bought??7??? ----snow, wmcsrml. Coach walked to school. Yes, it was a shock to us too..... 12---Barbara received a diamond in the mail today from B111 for her birthdayll!! -Host to Zion basketball teams. February 16 ---- Last game of the season in basketball at Cumberland. Another double-header for B.H.S. Boys, you dldn't know we girls could play football too, did you????????????????????? Boys beat lacksburg in Sectional Tournament... -Boys lost to Orion in Sectional Tournament... -Hillbilly Plays at gym. Girls tad for the day: wearing ear- Attended Girls State Tournament in Des Moines. Schoolmasters Club Meeting in Greenfield. Basketball Banquet held in gym. Adair Co. I. S. E. A. Meeting held in Greenfield. Junior-Senior Banquet held in gym. State Music Preliminary Contests. February 19 ---- Bebruary 22--- February 23--- rings. March 1 ------- March lb ------ March 30 ------ April L ------- April 6 ------- April -lh--- April 13 April 17 ------ 18 April 19 -20--- May 5 -------- May 13 -------- May 15 -------- May 16 -------- May 18 -------- SENIOR Barbara Barnhart Phyllis Campen Helen Carl Myrna Cass Beverly Wyllie Richard Brawdy Clark Cole Max Hurd Jack McDermott John Vetteiick Delmar Williams Seniors attended Career Day at Creston. Adair Co. Council I. S. E. A. Meeting at Greenfield. Senior Class Play State Music Contest. Sunday, Baccalaureate Exercises at Christian Church. Commencement Exercises at gym. Community School Picnic held on school lawn. Last day of school Alumni Banquet at Methodist Church. N IC Ki! AME SENIOR STATISTICS FTVORITE some Bobbie 'If' Maxis 'It is No Secret' Carl 'Eohnson Rag' Stub 'Mbcking Bird Hill' Red 'It is No Secret' Dick 'Love Sick Blues' C.C. ' Skirts' Sea-Biscuit 'Hot Rod Race'. Cisco 'Pete Waltz' Johnnie 'Twelve Street ham' Cricket 'Tennessa Waltz' LEl2 1 Q9 EEE! Write letters to an air man Tell stories. Ride in Mercurys. Pitch Pennies. Flirt. Bing and Play Guitar. Drive gggg ronnggg Sell Greeting Cards. Eat Fried Chicken. Twiddle My Thumbs. Tell Big Stories. f'x ix. If fr 4 fx Q! x XXX, Il il A A . k-wllr.-,,, .N I ...,-v--.,.,,h' A Wm' as 415 Q env X HRA 4 i HI IlVIIIhh E r K! .. gf. ' i 4 5 ' A ry, u Q 13 5 -v. A X ,Q 'TSM ix Wx Y. ,4'lvH-navel nk A ,1 - -iz '-0 I 3, u V s , ' t z Wx , 'ft '1' ,,,'v 1 '. Q A.. , '+-1:-'I . H -Q 'N J: I' ' 'Q A A f.. X 1 A ' wx--'-' I I X px X ,-v.....l 1 7 I X x X xx ,,.-5 X ,rf XJ I K 5, -I , 4 1 If '1 ., 9 M 1 Nl . . P ' sz' f- 1. -s - -, 3. .. W5 4, md W Fifa 'u ' .-: N. 1, , wa Hun, -, , 1, x fs'-Lvl 9 QT'- , 5, .. .. X , .167 'L La Gif BACCALAUREATE SERVICE Bridgewater High School Chu ch of Christ May 13, 1951 8:00 o'o1ock Prooessional Invocation Solo Sermon Faith of Our Fathers God of Our Fathers Benediction Recessional THE FIFTY-NINTH Annual Commencement Exercise Bridgewater High School Tuesday Evening, May 15, 1951 High School Auditorium 8:00 o'clock Prooessional Invocation Solo Salutatory America The Beautiful Class History Valedictory Address Awarding of Eighth Grade Diplomas Presentation or Senior Diplomas A Mountain Love Song Benediction 51' Mrs. K.F. Jones Rev. Joel N. Boone Joyce Johnson Rev, John Alexander Congregation Congregation Rev. John Alexander Mrs. K.F. Jones Mrs. K.F. Jones Rev. Joel N. Boone Larry Bauer Salutatorian Congregation Historian Valedictorian Mr. Douglas Stephenson Mr. K.F. Jones Mr. Dean Roberts Girls Chorus Rev. John Alexander Junior-Senior Banquet The Junior-Senior Banquet dinner of 1951, was held at the Bridgewater High School Gymnasuim, on Friday evening April 6. Dinner was prepared and served by the Auxillery ladies and the mothers of the Junior Class. The gym was beautifully decorated to look like a make- believe Ballroom. The Seniors and faculty recieved little white booklets inviting them to the gala affair. Lonnie Scott gave the Welcome, and Helen Carl gave the response. The favors were little gold colored pencils. After dinner an enjoyable evening was spent dancing at the Chicken Inn at Creston. Basketball Banquet On march 30th the Annual Basketball Banquet was held at the Bridgewater gym. A bountiful pot luck supper was enjoyed by all. After the supper Coach Hofmeister presented the Basketball awards to the players. A musical program was presented by the music department. Alumni Banquet The annual Alumi Banquet was held Friday Night, Hay 18, in honor of the Senior Class of 1951. The Senior girls were attired in formsls. After the delicious supper which was served at the Methodist Church we enjoyed the evening dancing at the gymnasium. Ode To A Senior You can tell Freshman by his silly, eager look, You can tell Sophomore because he carries one less bookg You can tell Junior by his lofty air and such, You can tell Senior but, BOY, you can't tell him muchblgiggg JUNIOR CLASS PLAY BRIDGEWATER HIGH SCHOOL NOVEMBER 10-ll 1950 OUR GAL SAL C885 of ChB1'80t8I'S Sally Sk1nner,'our gal Sal,' our charming young heroine ------ Marie Raasch Mrs. Cecilia Vendyne, e society matron ------------------ Allison Vandyne, her charming young daughter ------------ Glenn Vandyne, Cecil1a's handsome young son ------- ----- Nella Yardley, Sal's goasiping aunt --------------------- Dagmar Waring, of the elite ----------------------------- Dexter Westbrooke, a wealthy financier ----------------- Ronald Spangler, who is Won the cops.' ------------------ Daisy Judkins, who hails from Soap Lake ------------ - JBCK NOTUIBI1 ------ Luke Calloway- Jerry Taylor-- Dudley Briggs- llllie ------- - Mary Norman--- Jessie Stewart Sarah Bri s Julia Parmer Thomas Deems ---- Time-The Present ACT ONE: Late afternoon in May. ACT TWU: The following noon. ACT THREE: SCENE I: A week later: late afternoon. SCENE II: The following evening. SENIOR CLASS PLAY BRIDGEWATER HIGH SCHOOL APRIL 19-20 1951 THE CLAY'S THE THING Cast of characters ----Joann Warrior -Elma Rechtenbach ----Dick Mcuorran ------Ruth Raesch -------Laura Cron -Ramon Rechtenhach '-140111119 Scott --------Jean Bona --- ---- A collage studant--- ------ Jack McDermott -------- --------His friend----- ------------Clark cole ---------------Jack's r0omate---- -----John Vetteriok ----------------Jack's unc1e----- -------------Max Hurd --------------The Briggs maid------ -----------Helen carl ---------- ----Jack's s1ster------------- ---Phyllis Campen ---- ------------ Her friend ----------------- Beverly Wyllie gg ---- ------------ Dudley's wife -------------- Bobbie Barnhart Clayton Parmer ----------- -A poetic capitalist ---- ----- Delmar Williams ----His w1re------- --------llyrna Case -- ----- A theatrical magnate--- --------- Dick Brawdy Place Eldorado College Time-The present. Atlantic City. Time of Playing-Two and a half hours. and Dudley Briggs' summer cottage at BRIDGEWATER HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI 1822 Nora Stacy Bradford Hattie E. Hendry Guy J. Pote 1828 Lena Patten Johnson Blanche Gersteln Strang 1822 Josie Greenwaldt Buboltz Nettle Ruch Coleman Mary Willis Johnson Mable Boyd Pots 1200 Gertie Bauer Jennie Davis Brawdy Dove Davis Jessie Hendry Warrior 1201 Maurice Anthony Rosa Warrior Clark Mable Jobes McCue Clara Groves Rafter Ina Orton Warrior 1202 Covy Beaver Fred V. Brower Ethel Barer Goodale Effie Aspinwall Merrie Lucy Hendry Purdom 1292 Joanna Wagner Atkinson Bessie Davis Austin Eva Moore Bayman Emma Warrior Bucholtz Vivian Davis Dickamore Olarioe Fisher Drees Ethel MoDernott Love W Mable Singleton Carter 1202 Ella Sexton Brower Burton McDermott Bessie Warrior MoVay John Sexton Genie Slocum Sheldon Grace Darling Sulgrove ' 1208 Rosa Warrior Curry Ola Cass Garner Ruth Haddock oodson Pearle Strong Herrick Cleo Pote Eva Cannon Putnam 1292 Grace Bush Carey Della Eby Croisant merna Sullivan Davis Bessie Brawdy Herrick Effie Brawdy Vorrath Glade 1210 Verna McDermott Arnold Ralph Garner Esther Covell Herrick Leo J.A. Kordick Earl Smith 1211 Doris Lednum Carl Bauer Lema Lednum Lloyd McKinley Paul Pote Eileen Rorick Jesse Smith Rex Sullivan Lloyd Thompson John Vorrath 1212 Grace Vorrath seamen Archie Curry Ray Davis Emmert Foster Mayme Hoffman Jeffries Vera Strong Kneeland Albert Kordick Dallas McDermott Marie Bent Smith Rena Croisant Smith 1212 Hazel Britton Johnson Mao Lednum Ila Slocum Odem Olive Slocum Odem Bessie Singleton Love Bessie Britton Walker Fred warrior 1912 Ella McDermott Edwards Stewart Clark Sullivan 1216 Paul Britton Alma Foster Francis Keyser Nielson 1212 Leo Foster Everest Johnson Harold Strong F166 vOrr8th 1218 BeulahfStrong Harvey Velma Bauer Perry Harlan Kenton Pote McDermott Tena Wyllie Raasch Har01d Rogers Helen Showers 1212 James Chafa Hazel Chapman Marjorie Johnson Hammer Vera Parker Parsons 1220 John Bcehler Ethel Sullivan Cole Bernice Bower Davis Glenn Dory Ruth Foster Gipple Clayton McDermott Don Parrish Alma Rogers Drugswall Arline Regina Marlon Pote Zimmer 1221 Raasch Biggs Dory Ervin Follman Hazel Dlnsmore Hemphill Golda Gipple Schrader Don Sullivan Jennie Orland Stella Jennie 1222 Wyllie Bissell Burris drawdy Strong Brown Martin Kordick 1233. Mary Baker Morrow Velma Carl Smith Kenneth Chafa Malcolm Chapman Keith Culver Treva Murphy Dwyer Francie Garner John Louk Merle Lowry Setterburg Vira McCall Helen Sackett McDermott Ray Parrish Hazel Follman Raasch Beatrice Eddy Rayburn Alice Singleton Lud Shatava Lela Parker Snyder Euclid Sullivan Bertha Sickles Williams 129 Lam Carl Marion Warrior Carlson Fern Gipple Gweldon Hansen Velma Gordon Bight Ethel Wyllie Marckmann Vern Louk Ethel Freeman Kleuver Merlin Pote Murriel Gipple Shatava Hazel Dory Strayer 1222 Hazel Bayman Brissler Gerald Campbell Evangeline Gipple Williams Bessie Wyllie Lents Lydia Raasch McKee Richard Sullivan 1226 Deane Bauer Foster George Boehler Shirley Sullivan Campbell Vera Follman Clark Claudine Parrish Showers Leo Neary Irna Raasch Kramer Nels Thomsen 1271 Lewis Campbell Clark Dory Donald Eddy Kenneth Evans Veronica hordick Eshelman David Merill Mildred Sullivan Metzger Ola Heyn Michaelson Malcolm Meats Merlin Moats Earl Schultz Walter Thornton Clyde Wyllie James Wyllie Valda Goodale Wyllle 1228 John Brower wesley Campbell Clarence Ford Lawrence Ford Edna Strong Stone Bessie Stewart Strong Harvey Stuva Gladys Vorrath Floyd'Wagner 1922 Avilda Herrick Bell Marjorie Hansen Bond Dorothy Mae Bower Lovely Harry Brower Kenton Brown Ethel Campbell Readinger Lyle Campbell Lee Carl Fred Dory Hildreth Hansen Estes Irene Welsch Gipple Murriel Parker Lents Lyle Raasch Verda Keisel Sackett Marie Heyn Thorton Merrill Warrior L22 Vernon Bakerink Helen Anthony Barnhart Lawrence Bayman Floyd Campbell Elsie Wyllie Campen Darwin Eddy Marian Follman Frese Marguerite Carl Garside Gwendolyn Herrick Lary Wendell Mathes Delmar Stacy Merlyn Sulgrove Tommy Sullivan Charlotte Heyn Thompson l9Q1 Kendall Bower Fern Michael Brawe Vinice Ruch Reichardt Mildred Brown Severe Earl Singleton Cloyde Smith Charles Wyllie 1922 Bill Bross Ruth Eblen Edwards Hildreth Love Firch Donald Herrick Gladys Dory Kembery Loren Pote 1922 Everett Archer Loren Bauer KEHHECD Beaman Wayne Meaman George Brown Henry Ford Betty Love Moser June Herrick McMorran Harold Pfundheller Randall Pote Norvin Raasch Elbert Stacy l93b Carl Allen Ella Allen Frese Jack Bross Clifford Brown Thelma Dory Henderson Rachel Eddy Earl Fussleman Don Fairholm Lola Michael Garside Darlene Glade Jackson Minnie Glade Welsch Rex Gipple Ross Gipple Bruce Hagadone Verna Evans Johnson Don Rnasch Russel Raasch Marjorie Sulgrove Roberts Cleo Smith Dean Warrior 1935 Robert Campbell Ernest Ford Treva Guthrie Ford Zola Reed Hepler Ivan Jenkins Delpha Johnson Welsch Lillian Eblen Raasch Jean Gardner Shirley 1936 Marjorie Buckner Gates Leta Goodale Westphall Maxine Herrick Field Wayne Parrott Milvurn Pote George Scase Paris Sullivan 1937 Mary Jane McDermott Beaman Arthur Brown Hillas Cole Doris Dory Phillips Ilah Glade Sullivan Jean Love Clarence Pfundheller Velma Roos Bertollette Delores Eileen Glade Wyckoff 1938 Mildred Boehler Pote Leon Buckner Vera Fusselman Griffin John Pote Raymond Pote Peggy Purdom Pote Lenore Stacy Kerr Ralph Vorrath Hugh McCall 1922 Vernon Archer Virginia Archer Lyle Beaman Jack Cole Colleen Herrick Anderson Patricia McDermott Jack Pote Carl Sickles Dorothy Smith Clark Franklin Stoner Marian Raasch Metzger 1950 Charles Ahnen Loren Brown Marlyn Garside Irene Glade Parrott Betty Herrick Gross Lloyd Raasch Lawrence Roos Jean Thomsen Danielson Calvin Westphal 3.291 Margaret Arnold Preston Ardith Dodge McCall Ruth Dory Oler Lois Ford Ahnen Hazel Fusselman Sickles J Beulah Herrick Yankus Everett Raasch Daryl Scott Charles Sickles Henry Sinner Beulah Stuva Liston l9h2 Junior Dale hckorran Marie Stoner Rinegimer Eva Parkis Everhart Lois Sulgrove Roberts Jessie LcMorran l2A2 Olyn Sullivan Glen Raasch Lola Buckner Raasch Carolyn Synder Lents lone Brown Ehm Nadine Thomsen Finney Ethel Sickles Leander l9bL Lorna Stoner Weigert Laura Jenkins Newton Margery Sinner McCall Lois Gipple Anderson Allen uullivan Bill Bower Calvin Glade Clifford Schrader Jack Herrick Robert Raasch ohnson vw l9b5 Edna Glade Sullivan Verlea Dodge Stuva Virginia Westphal Eblen Virginia Banister Vetterick Lyle Stoner Larry Love Kenneth Jenkins Bernard Hughes Russell Williams Donald Leinard l9h6 Dean McClure Loretta Herrick Dallas Schrader Evelyn Rechtenbach Stark Vivian Williams Williams Margaret Vetterick Swartslander Lola Johnson Paul Dory Betty Buckner Parrott Marilyn Raasch l9L7 Shirley Weatherby Vernon McClure Maxine McDermott Burdette Wyllie Donald Bower Virginia Williams Jacob rote Gerald Sickles Ruby Cron Smith Virginia Garner Swain Alma Ruch Cousins Beth Warrior Christensen l9h8 Lois McDermott Evelyn Gipple Simons Evelyn Roos Fulton Dean Bower Deloros Brown Scott Paul Ahaen Patricia Hansen Larry Gipple Edwin Williams Lola Mae Raasch Arthur Weatherby l9h9 Dorothy hoos Creighton Delores Pfundheller Wayne Hughes Tom McDermott Marilyn Schrader Joy Cole Delores Ruch Jameson 1950 John Warrior Leo Chafa Leo Rechtenbach Dean Rechtenbach fab C53 '53 Q' ALUMNI Cont.- 'B rt' Q B X 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In W ft QQ Viola Ahnen 5 X Margaret Bower we TEMP Beverly Wyllie Phyllis Jean Oampen wr 522216853 'B ey- raw Clark Coley ' Max hurd Jack McDermott ay 0 John Vetterick N' X 'ax llgelmarcwilliams 4 Qfx 0 en r Bgrbaraabarnhart Q A 6 Xfc, ,BW vb 'ya J- Q of X - 6- A QS 9 'T 3 Ji 4 We wonder why Delmar is always going to Tennes e. Gould it be he enjoys the scenery or is it a little colored girl by the name of IONA?...1s it true the reason that Marlene hniep writes so many notes is because sheis practicing to be a secretary? lf so, why are they all to Jack McDermott?...A lot of guys W h th t he is ettin a lit- are going to the army, maybe even Jake rote. e ear a g g tle advanced training at home from WBUUK SAHGENTW Wyllie. lhev, that im...I thought John Vetterick's brand was Lucky Strikes but now he made a lucky strike by changing to Campbells...how long does it take to get from here to Canby, Cl k?...Wh does Dick Brawdy spend so much of his time in massena? Could it ar y be a cute little blonde named Shirley Fletcher?---How do Mercurys ride, helen? k h !1...We wonder row yhyllis Especially a certain one that belongs to Die Jo nson likes to receive phone calls from Marion Saylor. That's all right Max Jacobson she always refuses!...Say, Myrna who is this 'STUBW that you have taken such an interest in lately? We'd like to hear more about this...FLASH--- S!!--A small package for'Barbara Barnhart from Wichita Falls. It couldn't be, or could it? Barbara nervously opens it. It is, A DIANDND, the first in B.H.S. in 1950 and 1951. What's this Laura? You say it won't be the last. Is Leroy getting brawn ...Why is Euclid so interested in Max and Who's affairs? lEd. note. You can have her Euclid, I don't mind.l...Why is it Ramon Rechtenbach writes so many letters to Bennington Nebraska? Could it be Carol Kniep?...Why is it that Mary Lou Dwyer has taken such a sudden interest in the trucking business? Maybe its a certain truck driver named 'Shorty Williams'...Why is it that a certain soph- omore boy journeys over to Greenfield so much? How about this Frank? Could it be a certain girl named Ardith Roberts?...What is this about Joy McCann singing for an orchestra? It couldn't be 'WAYNE KINGS'S ORCHESTEAW could it Joy?...Say Jo, it sure is nice to have e janitor boy friend to sweep you off your feet, isn't it?...Joyce, how is your little 'RAY' of sunshine? Wayne Ray, that is... Nice to have a cute guy for a neighbor, eh Garside?...What is this about Marie Raasch, Sidney Rodeo, and a boy friend? We wonder who?...Why is it that Johnie Warrior has taken such an intelest in girl's basketball? It couldn't be a cer- tain forward could it JEAN????...What is this about Fudd joining the WAC's? It couldn't be that she would like to be near Delmer Freeman. What about this ELM? ...What's this about Who Baby and Stub Porter getting married and starting an Indian Reservation out east of Bridgewater in the timber...What's happened to Jackie and Omar? Could it be that a guy named Mac from Texas is 1nterfering?... Why is someone always trying to cause trouble for someone else! Word to the wise IT'S AN ILL-WIND THAT BLOWS NO GOOD. Helen, its a good thing that Dick J. under- stands and believes only you...Why does Bud spent so much time into the show building waiting for Ruth R. to get off work?...Is this farm school that you are sacrificing Stakey for every Wednesday night worth it Norma??...Why are the sen- iors singing, 'SO LONG, ITS BEEN GOOD TO KNOW YOUN? I wonder, don't you?????? DONATORS FOR NEW PLAYGHOUND EQUIPMENT Summer of 1950 M . and Mrs. Charles Ahnen Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Beaman Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pote Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Scott Mr. and Mrs. Allen Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kordiok Mr. Ivan Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lary Mr. and Mrs. James Smith Mr. Jake Pote Mr. and M s. Dick Clark Mr. and Mrs. Archie Williams Mr. Edwin Williams Mr. Merlin Moats Mrs. Hildreth Firoh Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gipple Mr. and Mrs. K. R. McDermott t Maxine Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shirley Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. Roy Warrior Mrs. Lola Garside Mr. and Mrs. George Herrick Miss Lola Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Emil Glade M . and M s. Don Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Loren Bauer M . Malcolm Meats Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Mac Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Cloyde Smith Mr. Donald Leinard Mr. Lem Carl Mr. Lawrence Bayman Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gipple Ur. and Mrs. Leon Buckner Mrs. Emma Bucholtz lr. and Mrs. Donald Herrick Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Follman Mr. and Irs. Elto Williams Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Evans lr. and Mrs. Cliff Sulgrove Mr. and Mrs. Gweldon Hansen M ss Helen Showers Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Raasch M . and Mrs Frank Barnhart Mr. and Mrs. Leo Welsoh Mr. and Mrs Glenn Raasch Miss Delores Pfundheller r. and Irs. Hillas Cole Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Beaman M . and Mrs Harold Ptundheller Mr. Tom McDermott lr. and Irs Roger Anderson Mr. Larry Gipple Mr. and Mrs John Welsoh Miss Lois McDermott Mr. and Irs. Earl Iussellsn Mr. Larry Love M . and Urs. Otto Schrader Mr. and Mrs. C. C. McDermott M . Clifford Schrader Mr. and Mrs. Milburn Pote M ss Marilyn Schrader Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Frese l . Rex Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Campbell M s. Clarioe Drees Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Clark Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Warrior Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown Mr. Calvin Glade Mr. and Mrs. John Pote k Luo Mrs. Velma Bight Mr. and Mrs. Leo Foster Mrs. Ethel Cole t Joy Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Stoner Mr. and Mrs. Paris Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Btll Moser Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Campbell Miss Jean Love Mr. and Urs. Jack rote Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Chats Mrs. Lillie Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Harley Kerr Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Earl Metzer Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Stacy lr. and Urs Dean Warrior Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wyllie Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Gipple Mr. and Mrs. Don Raasoh Mr. and Mrs. Lud Shatava MIS- EBth6T Herrick k Patty y Purdom 5 X x YT ,... .' M..-V ':. 1 . - . I.,-xxx , . , M.. '+ ,XA U ,P . K 4 , ' f - - -1 V. :W . Pm ',f.',' .T -'I i ' .fu iff 1 ii:-f. ,.,-'Qi . 1. 25 V ,., 1. lm IA w X! A ,, I ,W W, ,, Y XX I, X , ,f' xxx f x . ll 'F fl? f . -A ,- 'fx' fe' N, ,Q 1 if 4.-ff , ,-fr . , 4 .. f, 2 ah' .'-5' LQ, Ek yo, 535.4 Wa, .P- . .giiiiez -- wif'- ,1 V f:Q,4J'Q 'Q .. ,-.Q4-.Qi .' ,314 rf 'if' ral ' 3. 3.2 ,M V mv 'f. .1 ..., .px .v..-.. ., 365, ,N Z' 6 . cw X 5 .N IlllVHill'uIIIlu .f f?4,i?1 x. as xx.. N.,MH.., mpg , . b 1-.M --nn.w ' -Q, Q!! -K--,wsu A-x H xnxx , id -x...,-.-'av Q:-P5 A .' 1 1 . 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JM Mi' 6?Zm,Y W j'n-nIZ.frwU.v,Jm,,, X4 W M WW W, ,,, 0108! hx I 3 ' s Ke J Q Ne f 2 wwo S - - G 1 R P L E 1 M F L E I E R T A N D E L E V A P 0 R ' ' ' ALLIS-CHALIERS ' ' ' GRALN, FEED, 351515, UUAL, ANU r'ARm mAun.Lmsrc! complete line of household appliances Philco Television Phone 72-R GARAGE IN BACK OF BUILDLNG RELLABLE MECHANLC 134- HJM ' BRLDGEWATER , .LUWA DONNILLAN GARAGE leseey Harris Implemlement Hudson Sales t Service Front-end Alignment Complete Automobile Glass Service General Automobile Repairing Complete Line of Automobile Accessories Greenfield, Iowa s my IOWA 'b if STATE ,N Q5 -9 'fb 31 f TELEPHONE hm K comm E mp Best Wishes to Class of 1951 Bridgewater, Iowa Bridgewater Lumber Company Cooks Paints Floor Covering Wall Paper 'You Phone 51 Dexter Washers Builders Hardware and Tools Lumber Building Materials always get your money's worth here' A1 Sullivan, Manager Bridgewater, Iowa mw 0. Merlin Sulgrove, Owner Keep in tune wit 969 39 Q.. X I! 1 , XQX S fl SQ ? 1 QW: Mi'-n iw sm I he Ranges Woven wire Oil Burners Jet pumps Kitchen Ware Tank Heaters Automatic iashers Thermogas Blackstone Washers Servel and Admiral Refrigerators This is the Home of John Deere Imp. We carry a full line of Repairs Phone 75W Bridgewater, Iowa X'-Tx N O O f LQ 5 9? WEQEQE CCDIRI gf'- 5 1, mm WAVQ .De -' 1 if TQQ S' E Greenfield, Iowa Phone 299 11 P J 1 y P 1 t QR Pot GUY J. AND E. CK POTE BR , kv 502 9 :gy x ef' 5 6 -' e Dru Store 4 . IDGEWATER IO '7 b ' I' ' T Q K ,,, , SINNER NDTOR CO. Ford Sales and Service Over 30 Years of Continuous Service is Your Guarantee and Protection Phone 300 Greenfield, Iowa Q 1 , ., Amrrsw co-or cnmumnr X ' f Ii i J iK A 1 x ,tru 54' 1 1 pry 'Yff s..f' ,g We Pledge you lull Market C Value all times for your butter at a farmers in- stitution owned and operated by the farmers for the mutual benitet of all. And our success we won to their hearty co-cplaticn by combining quanity with quality and with the service we render, make up an asset to any community Refrigerator Locker System Phone 226 Greenfield, Iowa - ,J 1-51' Q1 Cgggg .525 In you have worries See lillamson and Williamson Greenfield, Iowa N - QMS IOLFORD STANDARD SERVICE For Br mpt Service and Quality Products Call 'Dale' Collect at Massena, Iowa Phone 16 'Congratulations to Seniors of 50-51' 0 ow K gr SW Call today Gasoline, Oils, and Grease at the Tires and Tubes Bridgewater Oil Jo. Tank wagon Service Bridgewater, Iowa s 3 are M Veterinarian Doctors Denham and Bond Cumberlind, Iowa Office Ehone--86 Residence Phones Burt Denham 158 Tom Bond 129 FONTANELLE IMPLEKN-TENT COMPANY GREENFIELD AND FONTANELLE Mc CORMICK-DEERING SALES AND SERVICE WEST IN GHO USE MAYTAG MON AR CH SKELGAS CO LEMAN REFRIGERATORS RANGES RADIOS O IL HEATER ZHHUFDMIKSDSDQELJ FQ zfeerimgoww Z0 3 , : HW ..1 ia27'fEfef W5 i f E, ADAIR COUNTY BANK OLDEST BANKING DISTITUTION D! ADAIR COUNTY PHONE 1 GREEI-IFIELD IOWA lf l I M 5 ,N ' RX. ne ss W f , Z .ff K, ' ' Il nl f 4 if 77, x 1 , I 4 gif The Commercial Extension ' U I fag School of Commerce e at Li li -1: iigfgagigt ,AL I, U I f, ff AU ZW' rfffzffg Superior Business Education C mbined with College Activities Omaha, Nebraska One for a Lifetime Herff-Jones Co. High School Class Rings District Representative H. D. McKenzie Carroll, Iowa. l ,Qt 6 wwf THE MOYEH COMPANY General Merchandise Phone 58 L ell Reppling M n ger Br idgewa ter , Iow 0 WERE? THE AN WER ll 1' h Rob t B oth P od I-fx 17 Bridg t I' I Ersnam Implement Company Oliver Sales and Service Norge Home Appliances Phone 36 Greenfield, Iowa Don Carlos Loan and Title Company Abstracts of Title Real Estate S. J. Don Carlos G. B. Don Carlos Don Carlos Insurance Agency Insurance of all kinds Dean Don Carlos G. B. Don Carlos Jr Greenfield, Iowa Lloyd's Clotning Store Good Merchandise at low cost Greenfield, Iowa Crooks Clothing Company Clothlers to Dad and Lad for over eu years Greenfield, Iowa Hamilton Tavern Wayne and Wanda Sohlitz Beer Pop Cigarettes Bridgewater, Iowa Union State Bank Bridgewater, Iowa Menber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation General Banking Farm Loans Insurance 'A A Q5 I I Hoyt Oil Co. Kaiser-Frazer Automobiles Telephone 88 Greenfield, Iowa Come, here Far uw nsf rn.. ew-ml llscl Cu-5' ?5 c vs: 4 P 1 A X Kirlin Auto. Co. Dodge-Chrysler-Plymouth E. Main Telephone 170 Greenfield, Iowa Pete' s Pentoruimg Cleaning Altering Pressing Repairing Hat Blocking Dyeing Messena , love P. A. Jennings, Prop. Phone 10h Massenn, Iowa West Side Shoe Shop A. H. Hall, Uwner Greenf1e1d,'Iows 'Old Shoes are made to look and wear like newl' 'L B 1 s 4 23645 , zzqmwaw Grand Theatre Greenfield, Iowa 'Always A Good Show-- Often a Great unei' fi clnricvvimgs Show if Q' ', ml - z -.5 N aw,-' c ,Blix J JG Yr' 'Q Dr. L. F. King Dentist -0- Office Phone A9 Residence Phone L14 Office over Louk Drug Store 6 gf ADAIR COUNTY FREE PRESS The Newspaper With the Fictures. Greenfield, lowa Ehone 67 Bochart - Hanks SEEDS Sweet Lassey k Wayne Feeds Phone 68 Greenfield, Iowa If it is used for the School or Office Remember Holley School supply Co. lOO E. Grand Ave. Des Moines, Iowa A 1' IWWEHUXNE 01 SS,,x4' axuL X fe? -ANNIVETQJAR N RRIKXXM-e ,e-riinrvn OMAR N Bakery to youu Service Deane Parker Msssena Implement Co. McCormick-Deering Farm Machines Farmall Tractors International Harvester Trucks New Idea Implements Parts-Sale--Service On Highway ?92 Phone 28 Massena, Iowa H1-Ho Cafe Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frederick Specialize in Home-cooking and After the show Lunch SN Q Cx Z?s4, GAQQMQQ Greenfield, Iowa Wifi SEQQWW WITH OU 1 , 5 32 Q k Q? nj? .D C,:j.,,k f QPZEXYWGES Kx Q General Hardware-Housewares Dldotrical Appliances Duothernoils Pace Heaters Thermogas Bottle Gas Phone L0 Greenfield, Iowa YARGER AUTO COMPANY Westinghouse Appliances Gibson Refrigerators Ford Cars Thermos Service Phone K-50 Massena, Iowa IFME W h d W ldi g Sh p I 'I P 1 ' Q' 1 F n ll 1 ECN 8 we ri in ri in nn cn fll A 'Jw' II t qw IPUHW C. and M Food Market Y B1d1FdSt G fildl FGYITT Scirvice C o rn an sf? HW M 1 StetSigBk Ft8l1I F y Eifiiu aEf5-Ki Grcenncld, MQW ji-owa, Ge nera 1 Banking 'Pl-:one 355' Ad I Poffenberger Furniture Store 'Quality Furniture for the Home' Carpets lnlaid linoleum Aelvinator xefrigerators and Stoves Stone Pianos Clark Pianos Youngstown kitchen Aid and Cabinets Phone L28 Greenfield, iowa BUTLER 5 WILIS New Idea Allis Chalmers Oldsmobile G. M. C. Trucks Sales A Service O. W. Butler Telephone 207 Greenfield, lowa Clyde k Gene's Skelly Service 'qf V' Tires V Q Gas Batteries f Oil b Friendly, Courteoue Service Phone 37 Fontanelle, Iowa Geo. Wills Farmer Lumber Company Fontanelle, Iowa Phone 99 -5 3 0 Y X 1393. L Farmers Co-op Elevator Co. Fontanelle, Iowa Grain-Feeds-Seeds Gas-Oil Phone lhl E. W. Glade The Highest Market Price On Hogs Bridgewater Iowa Phone 31 Dr. John H. Conaway Ostepathic Physcian ff f X ui. V' ' V 'W 11 I , X We General Practice Phone 28 Bridgewater, Iowa Herrick Cafe and Recreation Confectionery Short Orders Cigarettes Sandwiches Bridgewater, Iowa Meals Pop Egnnomy Food Market Farmers Savings Bank Meats Fruits and Groceries , Established in 1897 Serve Yourself the Modern way General Banking Farm Loan-Insurance Phone L8 Massena, Iowa Member of the F. D. I. C. Massena, Iowa Y ljaililfkx ' mls D and D Locker ...... ssing,Curing, ing,Proce ing Butcher d Render tral Cafe d Meals an Guy Durfee, Uwners. Cen Television, Home Cooke Sandwiches and Beer Service Seven Days A Week Massena, Iowa Mr, and Mrs, D FLW? 9 Phone 12 Massena, Iowa el: J J si 0 an ' x S ,Z S pb 7712514951 Nm?-7' X fe nl ,. .QS Q1 - VV mi ' WJ S UZVQM Q---49 euufl, I QC? X Coast to Coast Stores Reynolds and Powers Nationally Organized General Hardware Hardware Auto Supplies Home Appliances Sporting Goods Furniture Greenfield, Iowa Save Most At Coast To Coast Carl Abbott QXsI!Z g44,Mb: 6 x Q 1' .fbi Greenfield, Iowa MX l ff Locally Owned , 'F And T5 ' Nationally Organized ik Zjvfigxjiggxff :?7N6g5. :Lf FFORT- Wagner Produce and Feeds or F' 5- fAw A Johnson Standard Service 5 6 ,B Tires-Tubes-Chains I Anti-Freeze Tire Repa gF?N Greasing Service w 1 Cx LQCC-7,7 4 S in ,rf J ff ,. Q Vic Johnson ' fx Bridgewater,Iowa. Massena, Iowa Phone 80 ir Millers Standard Service Gas, Oil, Lubrication Dependable Service Fontanelle, Iowa Eddy's D-X Service Gas Batterles Oil Tires Fast, dependable service W. C. nFredn Eddy Fontanelle, Iowa B E B Cafe Sandwiches Heals Short Orders Home Made Pies State Theatre State Cafe Bridgewater, Iowa Visit our theatre for the best in movies Sunday Dinners Sandwiches Candy bars Pop Cigarettes Fontanelle Iowa Ice Cream Iowa's Foremost Athletic Outfitters Sullivan Standard Service Hopkins Sporting Goods Company Established 1892 A12 Seventh St. Des Moines 9, Iowa 4 5' J as, Oil, Lubrication Dependable Service Greenfield, Iowa 1 lu I HARBOUR PRODUCE Golly Barber Shop Full Line leeds You always get Salt R Oyster Shell good service. A 'BY GOLLYN Phone 138 Greenfield, Iowa Bridgewater Iowa Dr. C. L. Nassen Dentist Office Over Central States Gas Service Greenfield, Iowa Hhssena Drug E Jewelry Co. Kodaks a Films Fountain Pens k Pencils Cigarettes Wallpaper School Supplies Candy Fountain Service Phone K-L Massena, Lowa ZVV? A. J. Cruise Auctioneer k Realtor Massena, Iowa Every Sale- ---- either large or small receives my best attention. Mercury Cleaners Cleaning Pressing Alternations Repairing Rewe ving Hats Cleaned R Blocked Phone 397 Greenfield, Iowa Rex E. Zink Furniture and Funeral Director 'Where prices are always lower' Telephone 25 Massena, Iowa Wishing The l et of Everything to Everyone Stekey Barber Shop Mhssene, Iowa Pinorest Hatchery Home of Quality Chicks Jamesway Equipment Salsbury Remedies Massena, Iowa Piper Variety Your Gift Store North Side Greenfield, Iowa , x V 1 Q Fry's Drug Store Drugs Cosmetics Paints Wallpaper Fountain Service Phone 225 Greenfield, Iowa Greenfield Pastry Shop WWW we ME? cliff and Alma Hall Greenfield, Iowa Gene Heifner Jeweler Gifts That Last Greenfield Iowa e Don Carlos 1 I Chapman Standard Service 'Where you are always treated right' MBSIODB, Iowa Junction 92 and lh8 Telephone 6A Ray Building DLJ.lPumu Optometrist Gr eenfield , Iowa Office Hours Thursday 9-12 9-12 l-5 Saturday till 8 w wf IE 5' JB wnsr Buy From Murdy and Dorsey Headquar ters for Cameras and Supplies Greenfield, Iowa Gnd Don Carlos The Golden Rule Department Store AVVOTHSYB-Bt-LB' 'The Beet for Lees' Greenfield, Iowa Phone 66 Greenfield, Iowa KLDQ ISIQQI Louis McCall General Trucking Local and Long Distance Bridgewater, Iowa Phone 22R Don Mclorran Custom Shelling General Trucking Bridgewater , Iowa Menzer and Friedman Adair County's Leading Department Store Our Greeting and Best Wishes to the Student Body and Faculty of Bridgewater High School Fontanelle, Iowa Bailey and Jensen Variety Store Metzger Garage General Mechanic Work and Overhaul Jobs Residence Phone 23W Bridgewater, Iowa The Toggery Glen O. Bonner Cleaning and Pressing Men's Furnishings Fontanelle Phone 142 Iowa The Fontanelle Observer Commercial Printing Fontanelle, Iowa Phone 100W I 'Irs i j 555'- 6 -LX- 'QFMZ5 glillkw 1 X g -ah fave Lf4i 1qT ', Patterson's Briardale Market Locker Service Fontanelle,IIowa Fontanelle Bridgewater Fontanelle, Iowa my Car lou1dn't Go Believe le Walking is Slow Bere'e Advice for You Too See 'Barney' at Barnhart Motor Service Bridgewater, Iowa Phone 66W X Q i de ' 0 . PACE MOTOR CO. Massena, Iowa Pants Service Used Cars Phone Kll 'The Best for Less' Roy Hughes General Trucking Complete Line of'Nutrena and Staley Feeds Cargill Seed Corn Phone 6lR Bridgewater, Iowa 1 58 W Ja. BARNHART'S CAF! 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