Burlington Community High School - Pathfinder Yearbook (Burlington, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

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As we leave BHS, the focal point of our activities for the past three years, our sure feet will again become timid as they enter the new doors of college and business. There will be moments when they will shake in their shoes, but they will become assured once more as we remember how we have learned to get along with one another here. To make our footsteps strozifg and true, to build a path for those who will follow after us: this is our goal. May the memories of our three years together be made vivid by what you read and see in this, your Pathfinder. Wherever our feet may carry us, we will always remember the three years that we marched along together ot BHS Paffwhde E Aw r 1 XR gf 'Q if geieizgixqgifi' gfvf, f 'Q .lg 3 4 ,,a .-oQ.'-jx Q ,. m - A o sl I . 'xt . 'Ps l-'. - 'lg M we 3211 ' Q., qi 4 K 1 'wx A Y , ,V W af',zf12'Lp2Q ,K A '-BM Vg .iwwgggygw , r K Ly ew ' y 2 xg fi W M K' ' mx 3 sa X.. L xx? Q? gm Q 'fam 4 W 4 ' W Q, , 45' xt Q W x 1 x vw wx v. 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Zu '77t4,weumwzag944.f 12 Zoe can Zell 652: wwf 4 4 Q v4cf1if1?12es kl- i?52 9 f 9 lf U QUEEN VIRGINIA I6 ICXHN FAT Queen Gina and her royal attendants, Pat and Ioan, reigned over the 1952 BHS Homecoming battle between the Gray- hounds and the Ottumwa Bulldogs. Flanlced by tradition, the Homecoming festivities got off to a fine start with the pep assembly and the parade through down- town. Early in the evening the cheer- leaders led our yells down by the river- front as the doghouse was burned to the ground in the annual bonfire. Led by the queen and attendants, BHS students made a snake-dance up to the stadium in time for the kick-off. During the half, Gina was crowned by Mary Lou Broeg, last year's queen. Escort- ing the royalty were Ray Crabtree, Dick Pauly, lohn Koelling and Dick Tiemeyer, CDC officers, After the game, the Homecoming Dance was held in the field house with music provided by the Stardusters. This home' coming will long live in our memories as one of the finest ever held at BHS. Q H Q, 1 ' Q o 00' ' if 55 S ...,,., ' 5 5 A i -Q L. 1 ffl, .,:-wr 1.5. ,,. x. ,4 ,- .uk 3 V954 ns . W 75 'bmw -i 4 is 9 ia -Z xr '- NX n' L? -ef 'iftvi' '5 . I 5 I ,-' ,H 1 'f Y' c ' 1 JW X if ,.- 5 1 ll X M '35, 32 fx H1 'L , tg 32 'Z me M5 -E4:g:i-iff - , 5 Q S I tg la Lia Sand rs Na ali Pfeiff r C rl Stoofgell, Linda Adarnit d S on Bari ara H :rn Ioanne Vtanek, Dale Ferguson, Ray '?r.3,: , S ,, Maureen Daly's popular Seventeenth Surnrner was chosen this year for the Iunior Class Play, which was presented February l7 and l9 in the BHS auditorium. This threeact play was the story of Angie Morrow, her family and friends. Capably portraying the characters were: Angie Lucia Anderson Marqaret Linda Adamitz Lorraine Marcia Sanders Ki'ty Natalie Pfeiffer Mrs. Morrow Mr, Morrow Sandra Hartman Carl Stodaell lack Ed Stone Art Iim Fuller Martin Raymond Harry lane Barbara Horne Tony Robert Timmerman Margie Ioanne VJane-k Fitz Dale Ferquson Direaor lolftn Tilton Suident Director Roberta Mooreliead 2, Bob Tirrxrnerinan, Lucia Anderson, rnond Harry, Sandra Hartman, Rehearsinq for the senior class play are loyce lohannsen, Anne Beuckman, Michael Koopman, Torn McMahon, Carol McLaughlin, Larry Gardiner, Iohn Koellinq, Dave l-lols, Iulia Norian, Iames Koe- llinq. The senior class play was presented May 5 and 7 in the BHS auditorium. This was the story of a lovable old man who turned his artistic talents to printing counterfeii money. The play was written by Vfalter Bullock and Daniel Archer, Characters were per- 'ray ed hy. Mr. Barry ,, Bud ,,,,, Mrs. Taylor Evelyn Taylor Marvin Pritchard Carrie Stanwich Fifty Ferris ,,,, Sawhuck Sam lflrs, Griswold Sam lcrdan ,. A , .svn ercssy Daisy Kean-e'h Plunl-te? 'X i .AFQW CY Iohn Koellinq Michael Koopman lulia Norian Carol McLaughlin lirn Koellinq Icyce lchannsen , Audrey VVatscn Larry Gardiner Anne Beuclcrnan Dave l-lcls Tarn Mclffahon Barbara Dunn Dick Plcck Iehn Tilton F! I N gafvzqeg ,px rg?-' Audrey 'Jf:'scn, Ear. -A 77afzz'c'e4 An annual social event ot each class is the class party. Each year a boy and a girl are chosen by members of their class to reign over the party. This year Danny Plump and loyce Hamilton were elected as King and Queen of the Sophomore Party. Serving as King and Queen tor the juniors were Roger Willson and loanne Wanelc. Both classes enjoyed an eve- ning of dancing and entertainment. As the student executive body of the school, zhe Student Council each year has a heavy responsi- bility. Under the direction of Dr. I-larry Kinqham, the council meets as often as necessary in order to take care of problems that students and teachers brina before them. One of their bla projects this year was the setting up of a Club Study Committee, which endeavored to look into the difficulties which arose in our club system. Elected by the student body, these members performed a commendable job in their Work. Sweden! ounce! :Q ,,.,.. r bu rl-1 Pauly, la 1 r' ,Mi Row l: 'Huyrze Kramer, Ed lffaliaora, Sue Samuelson, Pa' Grant, Tom Eversman, ine Havennill Anne Eeutlcmzn, Ltndsa Cccoer, Susie Kohrs. X Pow 2: Dzgk Pauly, Charles Eeuftner, Ed Leidig, lim Ferquscn, Cave lflalm. M 1? Bow l: ludy Richardson, Roberta Mocrehead, Natalie Pfeitie Ellen Savely, Marie Sinn, Ioan Kroschell, Marilyn Lake, lulia Zachmeyer. Row 2: Alice Blocmquist, Beverly Clem, Luella Notzae, Betty Anderson, loanne Wanek, Virginia Tros-en, Lee Brown, Donn r, lanef Paulus, Sue Samuelson, Iudy Davis, LaVarr Kraft, Mary Norian, lean Paulus, Buth Ann lacobs, Helen Ray, Virainia Peid, Frances Richards, Betty Nelson, Elizabeth Elarn, Lucia fi Ellerlrroek, Mary Lou Bresser, Maryann Pohl, Meredith Gray. Bow 3: Bob Hoffman, Mark Chubb, Eddie Mann, Yolanda Scnwebel, Linda Adamitz, Sherrill Hoelzen, Iudy Young, Helen Freitaa, Pat Timberlake, Sandra Giles, Marilyn Menns, Sheila Sexton, Stanley Drislcell, Russell Hartman, Thad Ball. Row 4: Bob Eaton, lim Bartholomew, Ed Leidiq, Gordon Penton, Cecil Lowe, Richard Bay, David Hols, Iohn Laqomarcino, Ed Waiiqora, Bay Crabtree, lohn Koellinq, Torn McMahon, Ioign Stafford, lim Schreiner, Dick Hafner. S I YQW I4 x 1 ,l i ,I r ,W I The A Capella Choir, under the direc- tion of Mr. Brandon Mehrle, is made up oi students who pass the test of outstand- ina vocal ability. Often heard in our special assemblies and in civic affairs of Burlington, they are well known for their fine musical proarams. They also partici- pate in the sprina Choral Concert which is presented each year at the Memorial Auditorium. Started about Christmas time, the boys' and girls' glee clubs sing mainly for tun. They meet twice a Week before school. Membership is on a purely voluntary basis, and is open to anyone who wishes to participate in the club, and who will give up his or her time to extra- curricular music. The glee clubs also pro- vide a portion of the music in the annual spring concert which is held each year in the Memorial Auditorium. This year the girls sang mostly classical music while the boys sang songs about girls. Under the direction ot lflr. Brandon Mehrle, these groups provide an oppcrtunity to sing for those who cahnot tit a class in music into their school schedule. THE BAND One of the outstanding organizations of the school is the BHS band under the direction of Mr. Maurice Wright. The season begins with the football games at which the band plays and marches. The pep band also enlivens our pep assemblies with their school spirit songs. No parade would be complete without the music of the band, the members of which proudly wore their new uniforms of purple and gray. After football season ends, the band starts again by appearing at all the basketball games. A pre- view of the band concert was given to the mem- bers of BHS the week before the annual band concert which was held March l2 in the Me- morial Auditorium. Soloist this year was Mr. Dale Kimpton of Macomb, Illinois. Their season ended with the trip to Davenport for the Music Festival. ZAR. MAURICE 'JIFIGHT Zbcmd 'ln-9 Jig.,-F 1'--ali' Ozcieodm 'lHE QRCHESTRA Under the leadership of Miss lane Cropp the orchestra presented an outstandina concer' af the Memorial Auditorium on February BHS students were qiven a taste of what was to come in an assembly a few weeks before- hand. One of the hiqhest honors to come to an orchestra member was bestowed on Marilyn Bos when she was chosen to be Concert Miss tress for the program. Miss Betty lane Holsteer. harpist, was featured as accompanist for one of the numbers. Lindsay Cooper, Ruth Ann lacobs, Marqie McKee, Stanley Story, lo Anti 'Niele and Sandra Blocker held first chair pose tions in the various strina sections. The orclieff tra also traveled to Davenport for the Music Festival in May. 2 i ,l Mara Gay Masselink, Tom Eversrnan, Nan lean Rinker Dick Pauly Nancy Gahegan ara Gay Masselink Toni Eversman Nancy 'Ifccdruif Miss Cardle ry Gahegan, Nancy Vloodruff, lean Rinker, Dick Pauly. Under the supervision of Miss Margaret Cardle, this years Pathfinder Staff could be seen every day sixth period laying out the book, writing copy, plan- ning pictures and adding up rnoney to keep the budget in the black. Heading the staff, and seeing to it that everyone did what he was supposed to do, was the job handed to lean Rinker, as Editor-in-Chief. To Nancy Gahe- gan, Managing Editor, went the task of laying out the pages of the book. Mara Gay Masselink, as Associate Editor, was kept busy writing copy for the book. As Sports Editor, Dick Pauly planned and wrote the sport section. Nancy Woodruff, Business Man- ager, was given the job of balancing the budget and keeping accounts straight, while Torn Eyersrnan, as Art Director, drew the necessary pictures and posters. fpffwfe W? This staff, under the direftion of Ffiiss Catherine Griesel, publishes the weekly PGSG. At 'he head of The staff is Wayne Arnmons, Editor-in-Chief. The position of Manaqinq Editor is filled by Anne Beuclc- man. lulia Norian has the role of Associate Editor, while Kate Eoeclc and Nancy Dunn serve as Feature Edltors. Dave Hols, Iohn Koellinq and Bill Pemble are the Spor's Editors, and pictures are taken by photo- qraphers Ray Craoree, Dick Griffith ani Ted Schwenker. luciy Young is the Busi' ness Manager, Sheila Sexton the Ad Man- ager, and Lorraine Berqes is the Circula tion Manager. i a debate handccok. LU Rixziard Tinegard. 'li 'M' Members ol the National Forensic League are, lelt to right: Row l: Don Lindholm, Roger Sirnonson, Lois Hale, Linda Danielson, Susie Kohrs, Mary Ellen Savely, loan Kroscheil, La Varr Kraft, Betty Smith, Lynne Oaks, Shirley Baldridge, Sandra Schoell. Row 2: Mark Welsh, Bob Lurnberg, Diane Tenglin, Tina Schramrn, Ruth Ann Stout, Nancy lones, lanice Beeney, Richard Tiemeyer, Liz Chapman, Richard Winegard, lulia Norian. Row 3: Gary Froid, lane l-iavenhill, David Distelhorst, Mary Widick, lclin Lago- marcino, Yolanda Schwebel, Bill Worrell, iohn Nunnikhoven, Stuart Smith. Not pictured are: loyce lohannsen, Dave Mairn, Mara Gay Masselink, Bill Monroe and Ed Stone. Dedazecmd7Z7.A Attending and participating in many tournaments this year, the Contest Speech class gave Burlington a high ranking in debate, public speaking, oratory, extemporane- ous and radio speaking, discussion and interpretative ton Tournament which was held at BHS in lanuary. loan Kroschell, Coach lonan Haskell, tuar' Smith and Mary Savely make use The varsity debate squads are made up ol. left to right: Roz-J l: Mary Ellen Saveiy, Susie Kchrs, loan Krcschell, Nancy lones, Rciv 2: Stuart Smith, Bill 'Morrell reading. One of the big festivals was the annual Burling- 24-lpiaa The Alphas act as office secretaries and usher at school events. They are pictured, left to right: l ,'.-J E: Danna lvl-!vfl'Jl'l0f, Alive Tnfvrnifzn, Dfidrfrs Cfirfer, Slnrley ldeyer, Sandra llf1r'1:1'1r1 Barbara lar'f,lv,f, Sally Sylvesxer l7',':.' 2: Charlotte Cline, 3e y l'rf'-frri, lqiflwz Ra P-. Nolztke, Ioyfe Lundeen, Helen Ray, Cll'Il rssa Venqhaus, Maureen Hulse, Ruth Ann Iacobs, Bessie Doughty ew 3: Nancy Peterson, Harrref 'Nari Tanrf' Carpenter, Doreen 'vVa'Jner, Da Van Nim sen, Sandra Halferty, Mary Leu Bliirrr lzerq, Maureen Leyes 4: Mildred Cavanauqn, Pa' Drewer, Icar. lslrnson, Dorothy Peter, Mary Lee Scare ner, Frances Rrdqeway, Beverly Kaur, Veronica Safuq, Sanfira Giles anuff C.D 1 r v .C. members take care of all the Home- coming activities and school sponsored parades. They are, left to right: ' lr Ed Stzne, Red Tcvnacre, Hitnard 'fre- rneyer, San S'cry, Kerry Nelson, Dcvfi D:s'el':crs', loin Saifcrd 7: Irrn Miller, Fay Crabree, Phi. Lvz, Drk Hafner, Disk ?.z':L:, Drift Pauly, ffzvf His, Izhn K:ftQ..n'g, Smart Srt.1'r. ,416 dad The Art Club designs all the decorations for the Senior Banquet, besides making use- lul obiects for their own personal use. Left to right. the members are: Fc:-1 l: Betty Davis, Virginia Passer, Denali lflyafy Shirley Griffith, ludy Rifhardscn, 'ffzyne Fapnenecker, Marla Christe-nse: D .-: 2: Bill Tfeaver, P1111 Henkenherg, lean knzierscn, Rrilizrd Tfind, EL-enar Bowen, fini: S:n'3rr1rn, Deleres Ccifrrtan 1 7 7 Fire R 0 vs B 0 616 drills in all the schools are conducted by the Fire Squad who are pictured lelt to right: l: Gary Griffel, Ray Trosen, Wayne Shafer, Donn Brolin, Mark Chubb, Dale Newcomb 7: Gary Hirsline, Bruce Hartman, Pau lnledqepeih, lim Taeaer, lark Swisher, 'fel Sahwenker, Hfxsfarfl Taeqer ' ,il '- A new club this year. Chembiphy is made up ol students who are interested in scientific fields outside ol regular class time. Left to right. they are: Fez-J lx Vernon Archer, Mary Linder, Pea Asfalk, Ruth Karilla, ,lim Ulf, Cgnnic Owens, Maren Lee Christensen, lean Kurrle, lerry Nelson Few 2: Arlene Kelly, Stanley Driskell, Eliza- LGTB Chapman, Bch Zaiser, Diane Tenqlin, lehn Kurrle, leyce Mcsena .Aff Members ot the Girls' Athletic Association participate in sports outside oi class. Lett to right, they are: Dew l: Iayce- Lundeen, Kay Criner, Sue Sarnuelscn, lean Paulus, Marcia Srnitlt, Evelyn Dawsen, Carolyn Gianaman, Cen- nre Cwens, lane' Paulus, Delaries Hull- man :law 2: Pat Lewthorp, Sandra Mc:Culicuqh, Shirley Stout, Janet Oberrnan, Vereniua Saitiq, Beverly MCDaniels, Betty Smith, loyce Mosena, Andrea McCullough, Pearl Zilce Raw 3: Linda Danielson, Ioyce Mills, Marilyn Iaskscn, Rita Ertzinqer, Lois Beqitske, Mary VJal!er, Ioan Anderson, Elenor Bowen, Martha Taeqer 7412- The Hi-Y members sponsor the all-school swim meet, and sell at County Tournaments. Lelt to right, they are: Fc:-J lr Darrell 'Neissinaen Micheal 1-1-QIGYTIET, Fritz Ober, Ichn Robbins, Ronald Peter' scn, Eddie Mann, Vfayne Kramer .cn-.' 2: Ia'k Roafh, Mike Reynolds, lirn SCLT, lim Barthclcrnex-.', Lee Eikery lirn Gulisk lin. Carmel sf anatomy Those students taking Iunior Iournalism write most of the articles and features lor the P 6 G. and prepare lor work on the senior staff next year. They are: 1: Suzanne Parse, lcyte liclrnen, Bev-, Swerrzer, Ann '.'v'aQ.hridqe, Lee Eton-.' lean .3-.nn Seinqraher, Sally Mann, ful Pffffrszn, N: .ne Pfeiffer 2: Luria Arxlerszn, 'ffl S i.'.'.'enker, Ear kara Herne, :Ani Griffiti, Helen Freatai lin. Fuller, lffiry Guzjeler, Eze S7117 f- - H - - v- -'lF',,Q'fl .,'.'. .fZ'1 !C, 1311. FYLQZTZC' . Z! ' The Hypatias assist the dramatic department by helping with the make-up. costumes and properties of the school plays. They are: Row l: Lindsay Cooper, Beverly Clem, Nanry Hodges, Suzanne Parse, Donna Ellerhroek. loyce l-lolmen Row 2: Mary Ellen Savely, Susie Kohrs, loan Kroschell, ,lean Rinker, loanne Wanek, Pat Lowthorp, Iulia Peterson, Delores Kelly, Donna Scull, Martha Prox Row 3: Beverly Waugh, Sheila Sexton, Carolyn Cvulick, Carolyn Dworzack, lean Ann Steinqraber, Shirley Griffith, Rheda Warrn- inq, Mary Io Dworzack, Barbara Dunn, Beverly Stoerrner, Lucia Anderson, Ann 'Nallbridqe Raw 4: Yolanda Schwebel, Sally Martin, lane l-lavenhill, Mara Gay Masselink, Anne Ee-uckman, Nancy Vtfocdrufl, Iudith Youna, Nancy Dunn, Sandra Niehaus, Nancy Gaheqan, Linda Adamitz, Mary Vlidick pfzoykcfdooz H145 Proiection Club members operate all the movies that are shown at BHS. Left to right. they are: Row l: lack Alter, Nancy l-lodqes, Darrell Vlleissinqer, Mary Lee Schreiner, Luella Notzke, Suzanne Forse, Thad Ball Row 2: Ted Scliwertker, Jim Haqemeier, Tom Eggleston, Bill Burns, Dick Grahl, Harold Pfaudenliauer, Larry Owens, Larry Davis, Wayne Gieselntan Row 3: Bill Miller, Iirn Hall, lohn Nunnikhoven, Art Miller, Nancy Woodruff, Bob Zaisev, Rod Tootliazfre, lohn Kurrle, Gary Dldk Few 4: Iirn Babcook, Wayne Ryan, Ionn '-Neyl, Roger Wilson, lim Taeqer, Howard Taeqar, Lester Vtfhite, Don Cornwell, lack Vlilliarrs, Torn Tripp, Phil lieckenbera Li 3744104 Together with the Alphas. the Philos sponsor the Sophomore Class Party. and also sponsor the Iunior-Senior Prom. Lett to right, they are: P'f.A.' I: lohn Sink, Dave Malzri, lint Taogfvr, hr, lvliyefs, lohn Kurrle, Bch Galvin 24650 da! Members ol this club operate the sound system lor the school. Lett to riqht. they are: Fax-J lf lim Aldrich, Fritz Olwer, lerry Nelson, Tom Vxlales, Stan Story Raw 2: Larry Gardiner, Darrell Hawk, Ixni Brimhall, Clyde Erlckscn, Ed Stone Pow 3: Stan Driscoll, Carl Stodqell, Dick Ti.- liison, Dave l-lols, Dave Distelnorst midline Scribblers serve the school by selling at all athletic activities. Pictured left to rightl uw' li File Srniuelsan, Shirley Edwards 2: llczri-1 Sinn, Aliso Elf,orricrv,i1s', fglia Nzrian, Xfrfalxe Plc-riff-r, Ge-ralf,line Zi! Elnel Llrvlgff 3: Mirrilyn DeLand, Pat Grant, lflary Brernnc,:s', Ioyce Gasfcn, Lee Brawri, if erly lri get, Alyve Vande-nlfera 4: Marwrie McKee, Martha Nestus, lf, lyn Menrxs, Helen Freitag, Martha Ta-qf. lean Andersen, Elener Ecu-:en Z - 7een4 Affiliated with the YWCA, these Y-Teens take charge of many of the school drives, and sponsor before school Lenten services during Easter Week. Left to right, they are: Ru.-.' l: lean Elle-rbroelc, Sue Samuelson, Char- lotte Cline, Alice Bloorriauist, Phyllis Klein, Donna Lau, Lenore Thie, Sandra Ralf, Gwen Haugen, Charlene Ryan, Suzanne Forse, Dcnna Ellerbroek, Beverly Cl-ern, lo?-.nn McQueen 2: lcyce Babb, Evelyn Dawson, Arlene Kelly, Caroline Nelscn, Sandra McCul- lcuah, Maren Lee Christensen, Carolyn Cwuliclc, Laana Boyle, Icanne 'Nalsh, Ican Nugen, Andrea lfl2Cullcp:ah, Delcres Ccit man, flancy Hodges P 3: Margie Vlells, Helen Murray, Pat Grant, Sur- Schreiner, Karen Bueseher, Carol Calzcun, Pat Timberlake, Viiza Efpauu-.'eker, Nanfy Dunn, Sally Marin faril Plaff, Dana '.'.'a'g1er, laikle Harnzrzg 4: Dnrxna Fynquist, lean lollnscn, Lina: Adarrlz, Marilyn Menns, Beverly Fruaf aer, Beverly 'ffaualy Nancy Cvaheqar, Nancy Tfccdruff, Sandra Niehaus, Siiney' Stcut, Dorzthy Peter, Marilyn lafkszn, lane Havenhill, Bonnie Freed 1690414 Shown left to right, these Triqons usher at school affairs. Row l: Bob Harris, Michael X'Viemer, Roger Simonson, Milo Holmes, Larry Eyler, Eddie Mann, Darrell Weissinaer, Buddie Vtfebster Row 2: Ed Strauss, lim Garmobsl, Mike Nich- olas, Bob Walker, lim Sliqer, Floyd Faqeol, Larry Davis, Bob Schultz, Derby Thompson Raw 7: Don Morgan, Bcb Drzycimski, Harry l-lodaerson, lim Gray, Dcn Miller, David Carman, lim Vaughan, Dick Griffith T XX VW Sl? 9- fs ' f n f f, X S . .' I ' L 1 A . W X 2: 2.15.31 1. if px EN Q Y ig? Q Q fl- Qx 1- f5 L EB- I' 1 . -' E ' gil I , Blow l f LX '3 5 f R V 1 ' ' ov 5 ' -409 r , A , , - 1 L '11-1-.Q 1 71 ill, I V 5 X A, . fy , wk 1' ' J 7' Z? V' 0 lv X J Y 1' E I .I N l I I he 'Q f f , -In 5' gf 'id A I' Sports I N 1 .' 'i WA F W .ey gr... 1 ' 1 2 ' 'f '23 . , , . ' wr, if- ,WA M,-mf' neil- r:My,. f f fu, f , rg. f 4,1-a Jxlfyfl x ' - A , ' ' - 11 ' :ff .T ZA. me, Q 3 .'4f3?lfT2 if 3 ' 4 ull, A f Q, . .wzlgm V Q' V , .f 1 7 ' W --W, ,f ff- wx' A sf, , f mb 'Q . ..,. 1-,nv 0. 42N ' M wh' QW Ab 1: 2555511 Q ,, 4 ' iv.'H,,' Q ' wi 1 ox ffl W. I f , ffm, 5121 ' , Mfu r ffezfw fwmgzfhwfzwv A V Wy, My .Mfw . f ,W A ' 'f ,, WJ fix, mi ff ' ,,,, , J ' 7 fy 5' X 5 ,fr - ,Ab 5, , Amy 1 ,M A ws- 4 af W ' ,Lf , 'JZQ ilu. ,, NVQ lsr' Harold Tacklescrt, Carl lohanrtsen, Ove ort Cheadle Lloyd Habe tchter port. The Hounds forced the Bulldogs from Ottumwa, into the Doghouse by downing them 34-12. Next came the Quincy Blue Devils, and the Hounds disposed of them 20-13. Clirnaxing an eventful season, Coach Harold Tackelson's Grayhounds smashed a powerful Fairfield Trojan machine 20-7. Fairfield, nevertheless won the Little Six Conference with a 6-l record. Burlington with a 5-l record had to be satisfied with second place, because the Troians had the edge in the percentages. Bow l Iohn Birtk George Galvtrt lim Harrison, Ted Schwertker, lim Bradshaw, Tom Eggleston Boi' Hoffman Bo Shellmeyer Roger Willsori, James Martin. Bow 2 Ray Wilkerson lack Wrlltams, Mark Chubb, lerry Buckles, David Malm, Dick Hartman Leo Timberlake Dick Plock Ed Leidig Tom McMahon, ferry Crocker, Pow 3 Coach Harold Tacklesort Bruce Hartman, Don Walters, lim C'Neal, lim Cooper, Howte taeger lim Ferguson lim Tae-ger Darrell Boothe, Dick Herman, Bay Trosen, Overton Cheadle Bow 4 lerry Davts Dt k Hafrter Dick Criner, foe Lord, lohrt Stafford, Ed Walligo-ra, Bill 'Worrell Fml l-iausknecht Dave Hols hm Miller. vi ef:fY?. ' 2 Vdc' oxg M 1 A 7 ,J vb 32:5 Y 1' 0.x ,xx kb! Min Ed Lelcll ZX Trof IL U, Team W L T Pct. Tp Op Fairiield 6 1 0 857 163 56 Burlington 5 1 0 833 122 25 Washington 4 2 0 657 88 S3 Muscatine 4 3 0 571 91 132 Oitumwa 3 3 0 500 95 86 Keokuk 3 4 0 429 79 77 Mt. Pleasant 1 5 0 167 67 143 Ft. Madison 0 7 0 000 44 153 4415456 Coach Carl lohannsens Sophomore Graypups completed the 1952 arid season with a record of five wins and no losses. A11 in a11 it was a Very successful cam- paign for the Car1men, who had the pep and iight all ihe way. Go get 'em lack Lei qc of my shirt Row 1: Mike Reynolds, Bob Lanae, Eddie Mann, Larry Tur1ey, Wayne Kramer, lini Bartholomew, lim Gulick, Gary Froid. Row 2: Phil McVay, Bob Zaiser, Den Dai1ey, Ken Hinkson, Terry Stan1,ury, Dick Champion, Vlfayne Canfield, Eddie Carlson. Row 3: Chuck Buetiner, Mike Finnegan, Mike Hazel, Lee Eckert, Larry Owens, Rozi Sheldon, lohn Roobins, lack Roach, Mark Vfelch, dow 4: Coach lohannsen, Leroy Peterson, Leonard VJe1come, Bob Penne-1d, E111 O'Nei11, lim Haberichier. rss-v-' Row l: lim Cooper, lim Haherichter, Don lame-s, Ed Leidig, Tom Hollingsworth, lim Marfin Dawn Malm, Tom Eversman. Bruno Brandt, Dick Criner, Diwk Pauly. .v-,- ' -A r- f- y 1 5 P f- Flaw 2: Coach Bunk Clifaaflle, Goorqc 'l!f1indart, Iolin Laqomarfina, Pliil loinnsin, lim M1 Zaweticzfl Burlington Burlinqlon Burlington Burlington Buriinajtzn Burlinycn Burlington Eurrinqfan Eurlinfyan Eurlinqwzn Buriingian BLlYr'H'l'Cl'l Hurling' ,n Furlindfn Eurlzi in H,i:f1n':':n E'JYl1R'Q'CfI Eurl1n'g'cn Eurlinzfcn Bur.inq'zn EurQ1r.: ,n Samoa '4 Pecan! Franklin fCedar Rapids? 59 Sl. Ambrcse lDave-nporfl 52 Ft, Madison 47 Mus:a'1ne 48 IOTQ Mann' Pleasan' 4i Cffurnwa 42 Fairfield 36 KfE'.'.'Zl'l4?D 67 'h'asn1n'gtzn if Keckuic 52 FM lflaflisan 4? lflusvrine 61 Mann' P.fa5 1 C'4un1'.':a 57 F':1r:'QQ'i E? '.','asr..r ,n 1,53 Keck,-' 2 Lake Vgew ifnifagi 97 Oskdpzsa 46 f2OT, Distrz Fairfield 47 SJC . fx-A -w-.- if x4 d.....'I ,A Q ,y mC L160 :MTC ,ggi 5 Ik, fir, ., ,mf 5, W 1' ,, 'I ' K Hoof Eversman I-'of V fha? Crmer Lesllg Blyth fhh Wann?-V7 PNIN Cvopgr T1-16.52 dt Y u 'Q 9 W X xg Wee Pee Narfn U , sl' Bgff fue Cheese 0 Bfbmat Im ,A Hbnlnggwgrf, I A 1 Y If Judy . 'Fi 'gm Way Nerf is-oucho mes, Houfg , . Johnton .,,,. G M ,Q f bm' Lloyd if +e, Biq Phil pokes for two. SW 2 'ic ' l: '1yr Rath fays orc ui if- Krfiiixer, Dan urnp, Chuck buettner, limi zrerichter, Eff l.lann. .j. lirr' our 1,75 rg. Y.. W., nu.. ,, Q, , fich 'Ike it -, v- 'T',vw .. . he.-,,c11, ff - - K fx V IT. 4 'li VSSICIY lil.-. ,, 1.-. 1 aes, Lex: i e Hill WWE? George snaqs a rebound. Buck Cheadle ended his first season with the Grayhounds compiling a l2-9 won lost record. ln the Little Six Conference, the Hounds cornpiled a lO win, 4 loss record to duplicate the records of Muscatine and Keokulc, causinq a three Way tie for second place. Bucks Boys, posted the best Little Six rnark in quite a few years. Not since l944 have the Hounds had as successful a season. The Cheadlenien downed the Fairfield Trojans 68 to 47, in their district rnatch. This advanced the Hounds to the Sub State. The Grayhounds fell 62 to 48 to the powerful Otturn' wa Bulldogs, who Wound up second in the State finals. gm The Bar Squad performed before the High School, in assembly, and at the two lunior high schools. They also partici' pated in tumbling. The Bar Squad was under the direction of Carl lohannsen. Charles Doughty, Frank Upton, Don Walters, Fran Burhams, Jim Ferguson, Bob I The tennis team was composed of returning letter- rnan lohn Stafford, Stan Story, Dick Pauly, and Thomas Eversrnan. Bill Pemble and Terry Duncan also added strenqth. The squad was to play matches with Keokulc, Iowa City, and Quincy. Under the watchful eye of 'fBuck Cheadle, the netsters prac- ticed ofter school on the hiqh school courts. b ' 5' cw. .leave-hc, Chest mek Row l: Bob Beavers, Mike Chubb, Don Vlfalte-rs, Carole Schillerstrarn, lack Carspecken, Lester 'ffhite Pill C'Niel. Raw 2: Roger Wilson, Ted Schwenker, Phil l-lauschnect, lim 'Taeqer Gary Darrah, Dick Cham ' , pier: Row 3: Francis Malloy, Bruce Hartman, lim Bartholomew, Dave I-iols, Leroy Peterson, lim Gulie Fow 4: Wayne Gieselman, lohn Sink, Richard Plock, Ir., Delbert Zachmeyer, lim Koellinq. Pow 5: lim Miller, lim Cooper, lohn Kurrle, Thomas McMahon, lim Ferguson, Back row: Len Welcome, Gary Froid, Ed Waliqorcr. - F I v'-or-'p'r-ltfvf.1 Lflsier. N 'JZGIS ruff lar G' 5 kes the high hum.-9. g ,sv :wg ffl , .wg Aw My , fkoffzbiw HE By' ,J , pcqo sink. Wg, .arg I Coach Carl IOhCII'1I'lS9I'1'S '53 truck team showed usual spirit cmd hustle Us they copped secchd ,Use m the Liltle Six Ihdccr. Mum pomtfqetlers fc! T26 Hounds are CGHO1 Schulerstrcm, U pole 'Jupiter :rid high Jumper, and lim Cooper, in the discus, 440 jssh, Qxhd 220 dash. Bob and his I,-U? 1 E4 j lm 72 ,. X X ZX 67' , ge. 7 M ,Mi Q i' 1 f ff' 'nl xff 1' fx X 3 'fsxiM?,49y A ? X :ily-g.',-W9 x jwfdiwff X f f ' 4 Q. 4n?'.fSi 5 ff Q Ki., Q , 'QW-'.5 ff :QM ' w a ik g ,ff N lv: B n ,,: A 4 ,V N. 1,1 3 M x, f , kk 'Ll 52 1 !!. ,MU ,lf ggi -1' lx.: V39 '.- all 11 IM f v: I ,IQ f '! . I5 ' ' :I V ' L 1 fn: f 1 ' X N N sf!!! ' P . x'-if My - f. X - I ' QA M 4. ff- 'f 3' 43 N 'B W ' f. ff? vi -,Q ,. WVR B ,W 1. A5 xx ,Q QW N ' 1 'j . A Eg J W 'NR fr 1 N s. if ' V W X 4 acuity .495 is Mr. Bay H. Bracewell, as Superintend- ent of Schools, holds the key position in the Burlington School System. For many years principal ot BHS and BIC, he knows well the problems ot students and faculty alike. Some of his main duties are the hiring and recommendation of teachers, planning the budget tor the schools, and the general supervision ot the schools ot Burlington. Aly. Martha. Bacher,Puul. Bauercamper, Bernice. Bigelow. Cecil, Blauiuss. Helen, Burhans. Edna. BS. BA., MS. BA. BA., MA. l-louse Mother P.H,B,, MA. Physical Education Chemistry English Commerce Home Economics Cardle. Margaret. Casper. Louise. Cheadle, Overton. Cromwell. Esther. Cropp. lane. Curran. Nellie. BA., MA. Secretary to Principal B.l-l. BA. AA., B.S., MA. BA. English Drivers Training, Latin Orchestra Social Studies i Norld Communify, Basketball Coach 3 Eggleston. Meda. Commercial Hamilton. Marion, BA., M.A, Srzanish, French, Social Studies Kamphoeiner, Fred. BA., MA. Gcvernment, Szcial Problems Evans, Mary Francis. BS, Commercial Haskell. Ionan. BS., MA, Social Studies, Pulzlic Speaking Kimsey. Nova. BS., MA, Ffnqlish Fretz. Thad. B.S. Piintina Hohlen. May. BFA., MA. Art Klein. Margaret, Qttice Secretary Dr. l-larry W. Kingharn was added to the faculty this year as Principal at BHS and BIC. A qraduate at Harvard Univer sity, Dr. Kinaharn took his pcstfqraduate work at the University at Chicaqc, where he received has Masters and Dactfr ct Philosophy Degrees. Taking cver the pc- siticn at Mr. Urban l-larken, who resigned last year due ts tailinq health, Dr. Kina- harn has introduced rriany new ideas into BHS. Graber. Paul, AB., MA. Foreign Lanquaaes, Enalish Howe. Helen. BA., MA. Ccunselinq, American History Korilla. Mildred. S'udy Hall Supervisor Q! ,jf rf Griesel. Catherine. BA., MA. Speech, Oral English, lournalisrn Iohannsen, Carl, BA., MA. Physical Educaticn Kroeqer. Alma. BA., MA. lfnqlish, Ccunselihq Znkyl 4,,.A I ,ll Haberichter. Lloyd BS. Practical Math, Social Studies, Physical Education Iuqenheimer. Ant Machine Shop I.aFrenz. Lelia. B.S. Librarian 2 3 Leake. Harry. BA., MA. Dxectar lndustriaE Eduiaicn Melzian. Ruth. B.A., MA. English W4 f ,ov Lstz. Edwin. Lucas. Robert. BA., M.S. Meclianical Drawing Biolcqy Meuler. Milton, McKinney, Virginia. BS., M.S. BS. Mechanical Drawina, Physical Eduvation Counseling As Vice-Principal of BHS, Mr. Leroy Pease has many various duties to perform. He enforces disciplinary measures, takes care oi the attendance procedure, heads the aeneral office management, and is always ready to lend a helpinq hand wherever necessary. Lyons. Pauline, Teacher Training McKniqh!, Harold. BS., Mo. Metal Shop, Audio-Visual Coordination Marshall. Deon. BA., M.A, Social Studies, English Olson. Iohn, 'ffeldinq Mehrle, Brandon B.E,, MA. 'focal Music, Harmony, Music History and Appreciation Pudovan. B.S.C., MA. Coinniercial, Counseling 6 owell. Dorothy. BS., M,A. eve-rriment, l'l'lQll1'O'l History fonornius waliord. Pauline Textbook Liiiru. alker. Mildred. shui Nursff lilll Roslyn, Maydine. BS. l'irurne Efonomics, Vrrfpteria Dirertor Tackleson. Harold. BA., MA. Athletifr Direrfnr, l'!lc1ti1eniG1iz:s Walsh. Arthur. BA., MS. Guvernmeni, Efmriomics, Vfcrlci rfivxlizciiari Schmidt. Eugene. BA. Eioioq y Talboil. Virginia. BA. Home Efjgrtizrii 's, Home lfCYlfZf'Qf-ITIEIU While. Wilfred. BA., MA. Pixysifs Meyer, Mariorie MJ5.. Tfefzftf-r Training Newell, Genevieve L 5 2. Prim ig lf-S if 1251 ee. Smith. Fred. ES., M .S '.i.'f,f,d Sling, Tilton. Iohn, BS., MA, Sifrqerirrzft, Enqii f- . oyroecri Wright. Maurice AB., lwf.M. Hand Dirertor Strand, Vivian. EA., MIA. lviaiiierxiarivs Trowbridge. Vernon. BS., MS. l!ic'E.o:iic7ii's Yos. David. EA., MA. Cmerrustry, Bicicqy, Arictcmy fir 'L nr' is 1- . f gleam S Ammons. Wayne lr. Beuckman, Anne Brandt. Bruce Brandi. Lucille Chesnul. Shirley Crabtree. Ray Drewer, Patricia Dunn. Nancy Dworzack. Mary lo Ferguson, Iames Frudeqer, Beverly Fuller, Barbara Gaheqan, Nancy Gaston. Ioyce Hofmann, Shirley Hols, David Iohannsen, Ioyce Iohnson, loan Kaup. Beverly Koellinq, Iohn Masselink. Maru Meyer, Shirley Gary Waqner Donald Walters Clarissa Venqhaus Doreen Wagner Merwyn 'Nalker Phyllis Walker Audrey Watson Beverly 'Waugh Dean Vllehrle 2, Thomas Wales Iudith Walker Kenneth Vlfalker Paul Walz Geraldine Ward Harriet 'Nord ckvw Anne Beuckrnan, lean Rinker and Geofqe Vvemqufi Nancy Woodruff were honored with Gay the annual Citizenship Awards. f M' Y ' 7 Q YW W, f 2 f K ff fl M4 QMVM 2' 'O' M IF ,,,,sN f.f::1:1 GC: fixsflirii :xr ' Dave Cite. . wfwg, :Z ggi' 3 ,, gage, , W5 3552? Q ., W. . 51, .x ., ,.... , 1, fm, 4 f if ig N X 5 N. Q 42,51 in gx , ....:, .. ... ,A GEEK, . W ' ' , Ea .f Q 5 yIwQfc1C1xS y 1 75151-, Wlttw pa n 'X wlijssa. Wifi? , fm iq as lg M Q S25 lf!! iiituw. , . QUQQQQIWHQHZ fnuwiilifvlfg N iununriiizlf 'Q answffyf' ix eigkkvtng ' ,Q if 1',QqQ?ig?!hYZgEgE 1pl4iff4':,ZZ ,, ' ,S 'Fw W f2?L5fW, Gif equal M we 174 an as fig 9' 184' 1 nil' rung aww, Qi anna :V ,ggsxf an ' M i gflf' 611645: 1 ff f iw . fv I. . . r 1-v H 1 1 -W ,MQ I mlm 2, 1355. Pl, M. f fw Q , ,.,., :mem k A . Q ff ' am' miie f 5 z IJ, 4 ww, 6 'la a WJ hi . 15, nh. 1' 1: 5 14' an ., 1 fn N +I' 1 v,,x' nf, -sfflk Ml 14,3 fm Q k'L',.7,'Q 'V 7 '-vlvruuuvp.. W or ffuwsuufm. M, .4 + X 7 15 J K W, if if, . 2 , , Ka.- , , ,nf 1 'A' , 4' XM, A, 4' 5 WZ. Q M V ,m:V.,.,,, WVJZI. , .4'62eczZZe Iocm Iohxscm cmd Bob Morton Tw R it Serving as officers of the tunior class this year were: first semester, ,lohn Laaornarcino, president, lim Cooper, vice-presidenv Lindsay Cooper, secre- 'aryq and Ioanne Kohrs, treasurer. Elected to preside zver the ,unior class second semester were: lcanne Illanelc, president, Sandra Giles, vice-president, Phil iotz, seorefaryg and Boqer Willson, 'reasurer. 'fhese officers, under the direction of Miss Nellie Curran, class advisor, planned the Junior class party, '.'1hif'h was held November 20. They also presided :ver fflass meetings and Collected class dues. Adamitz - Drzycimski Row l: Clarissa Davis, O'Kernm Callaway, Bonnie Boqle, ludy Davis, Rose-lla Bohlen, lack Alier, Ianet Cisna, Larry Davis, Beverly Clem, Bolo Beavers, Bessie Doughty, Shirley Baldridqe, Miriam Distelhorsi. Bow 2: Roger Barnes, Lindsay Cooper, Marvin Bailey, Musetta Clark, Dick Criner, Evelyn Dawson, Ierry Davis, Donna Bedell, Gary Dick, Lucia Anderson, Thad Ball, Barbara Davis, lohn Corso, Luana Boyle, Charles Brissey. Bow 3: Boy Dowell, Richard Christ, Mary Lou Bloomberg, David Carman, Mildred Cavanauqh, Clifford Calhoun, Eliza- beth Ashby, Iirn Brirnhall, Yvonne Brown, lunior Bronston, l.ee Brown, Stanley Drisxell, Iackie Cowan, Donn Brolin. Bow 4: lerry Buckles, lim Bradshaw, Betty Blodqett, Robert Bash, Ioan Anderson, George Cleland, Elenor Bowen, Boi: Conaer, Sherrill Bohleri, lirn Cooper, Linda Adamitz, Bon Bandenizura, Lois Beqitske, Bob Butler, lean Adams, Bch Drzyoiniski. if A .ivrfkx ,LJ -5 'Q : 5 A f ' Q ' 'Z r 3 .RX 821 v ? if Hn PCM 6 4, if ia! p R 0 Q7 , -f x Wi I X vw 'Z' vlan TQ jan, .Fv 3' ,. . , t ef . . w ,ef ' 4 O 2, gf: gn. Q-1- aa I., QQ A16 1 The general supervision of the sophomore class party was under Wayne Kramer, presi- dent, Charles Buettner, vice-president, Barbara Callaway, secretary, and lim Scott, treasurer. These officers were selected to serve for the second semester, as the sophomores did not elect officers at the first of the year. TK Adey - Draxlir Bow l: Marilyn Adey, Barbara Atkinson, Sue Danielson, Mary Canfield, Dixie Binkley, Antoinette Chapman, Iena Brayton. Row 2: Sherry Darrah, Raymond Cross, Barbara Callaway, lake Baker, Barbara Dirth, Denny Cross, Kay Criner, Larry Brockway, Pat Crooks, Russell Brissey, Diana Coleman, 'William Barber. Bow 3: Larry Carter, Bob Anderson, Ethel Caffey, Lloyd Bell, loan Bresser, Albert Bolander, Linda Danielson, Fred Bessine, Donna Balzer, Paul Audsley, Nancy Conner, Raymond Cassatt, Geraldine Ashby, lack Baumqartner. Bow 4: Shirley Brower, Iohn Cisna, Pea Astfalk, lim Bartholomew, Ianice Beeney, Dennis Daily, Carol Calhoun, Charles Buettner, Marjorie Brandt, Vernon Archer, Maren Lee Christensen, Dick Champion, Delores Coffman. Bow 5: Gary Darrah, Wilmetta Buehner, Eugene Andrew, Karen Buescher, Henry Bohlen, Beverly DeLonq, Floyd Cousins, Liz Chapman, Roy Cluqq, Marla Christensen, lim Broyles, Ioanne Draxlir, Bobert Connelly, Betty Davis, Wayne Can- field, Lois Dowell, Ed Carlson. 5: 3 ,E f.. as vU'ur 'V' x, M 14 4 gn Q I 1 I Y 43 'Q P fr A' gf Q. ,M 1 1 if 2 Q f Us ,Q x 1 g, W h Q ' '9 k Nu, 'gf , iw V if-iw if fqlfn' ff , N 5. . gf ' X1 if ,. J, ,?,g: Wf , , H V -,gp E 5 M, is 1 42 ,' Al av L f ' A , Y 3. 1, 91 v f-HSI 1 , my I AI H 1, . VUZJV-V' f.' Af wwf . . ,, ., V fs, 'I .r. 'xy Mcs5'.1r1n, V- ,f.f,sf':.. . ., .W re yum 7 , ,W 7 f R Q - GJ f1.., . ,. Hg 1 ..1. .1 Iwi-I 'y mm Nin Gulghlflrl 3. M , mx. .W 'UAH I 46. ,, ,rf Y ,t vb f . G ,...,,A x 'fi' - 'fc N 'His 1 , , ' if . -M ,ez gkfv .ff 9'-W xl.. 4, 4. K.. Mfr af EW 2 w 4 ,. , 1 ml ru ,ff-I , 5: 3 1 sp, E if 5 5 gi ,x .-.,,!5f ' ,MQW .. lf' ,, .1 fin If 3-1 I1 M1 1 ' ASA -4 WN 'w , N Ka A , 1 X ' f E15 Aa ' M f 3' ' ' H ? H V 'miy Y Lt ics grip, . . , 'E, Bc?2s Li ip-3 '.-.':i'is . . . s not UXGT has . . ,. lick fi? 'I' ,iwqgid H11 24. Ch, that necklinel 1'S yggrs? 'ififlf ses, Span' t 9:1 .... 'S in if 3:g1i :ld Suifmeftime , . . somQ'kxm:5? U 'ffrmsp :: 1:k-5-:i .i ::t:'.':ne? lc. For Ezezverfs sci-ce, Come cicwzi. ' 1 1. ,1::'Ji' . . . Y . Oh, fir G iijs Elf!! '1'I11.A'1f .lfifb 5 In K ing ' 'Qui 222 i if f L41 VII S? . . , ? Lwx. V Q W' s ..,r.,ryl L. ff H 131 :A 'f uv ,Q Q? , 'Www- . fmmu W If TON Il PIIILY I3 HOLUHGSWDRIM HIBEBICIITER I5 BHNDT 0 EVIRSIII ' a J iv 4 af, g -vin: 2 JIIIS W ,I M 3llllHl ' Xim 1 V 1 4 CRIME gr , Kimi T5 . ,M f A ,K .-.M ' Y.. f f ' V 4 -'Pa iofqsiqubf 4 V m,,, ' 3J,,f,Qg 1 X T , 3 .g hgv V aft L if QM N Q is-WW W, , tg .ah V U' Afffigfi. jf? H fi Ll f,,, i A f ix S- ! ks 94 In 2 I Q 3 J ,ff 27 f fx 'mm 3 6 ,5 32 , wwf' 2 13 49 4 41 X . Q0 Q Mwyfj' ff KM E, - -is-L----.-F lv! wi ff hx ' u As Mg ' Q 0 I 9 Blackfm Wk ' 4311 Q .C WM my -ww f Z 49. ye., Q, ,M J vw 3 shi' ,f . ETMN Zudenf Frcni Favs: Rc:-if ggonet, Gail Norris f.i..1' w rrin, lim '..,,n Hermann, l..1::. rrieaxnu., Gloria Ecex, . uns, lack Cvusciscn, T foiiuff, Brave Venti Back A-, E',l Blccrtifera, 6. r 1 ci, Ciarlf. lwfcricrt if ki ' Brit, -1 -, ., Anue.s.,,,, Bob dll:-sr email Msfaneq . Dean, D. Doyle Stonehoclcer, is the royal high llama for the college. Nct only does he teach a number of classes each day, but he is adviser to the Student Council, and chief listener for all gripes and complaints. From the steady stream of students that go in and out of his office each clay, it is easily understood why he is so busy. We can always count on the dean to be an enthusiastic supporter for all activities or an umpire in all disagree- ments. The Student Council with Mr. Stonehocker, plays a major role in planning college activi- ties. They sponsor the Christmas formal, the All-College breakfast in the spring the Pow- wow in the fall and a skip clay. Elected in the fall of each year, they serve throughout their college days of B. I. C. lack Gustafson served as president this year. Zhu Offczozc Left to riqht the fellows are Dick Warming, Bill Bloomberg, lack Gustafson and Bob Randolf lt was the privileqe of the Sophomore officers to sponsor the All-College dinner this year. Although Gloria Boeck replaced Randy after he got the Word , the officers under Mr. Paul Bacher's leadership and with the assistance of other colleqe clubs, put on a Wonderful affair. H., ..X.. Di 1235.1 are :firm rreicg, sefrefary, .fra P.'1i', '.f1'e-girestaeru, lfr. 1 :ora ,L.f.'1',IS'fI. .re 'md The officers of the Freshman class, with Mr. Walsh as their adviser, sponsored a mock presidential election. The outcome was of city-Wide interest. They also helped with the All-Colleqe Banquet by talcinq care of the tickets. Q-ee V M if .wp w 94 F 0 - .... 43? Sally Bac r lnes Blesmler Ji l El nlzerq Gloria Bceck na A Vllf if D IJ luck Gusts Q Doyle Afiarns David Alhaufgli Frank De-nz Anita Dunn Geneveive Hiriqst tale Hpiiscn Reber! fciirisori lean Leidig 04 Included in the events of ihe year were drafi calls and rnarriaqe licenses. Although as the year went on, their numbers got fewer, ii's quality not quantity. A typical scene in the 1nen's lounqe. Checkers? G. pi Q6- x George M111-er Kay Miller Gtzha Iftohaus Elma Stern Colleen Sfigge Duke Gene Swyqard It shall be recorded here that those to whom we dedicate our book are the actresses in Niagra and the tettows who chose to wear the Khaki. These poor abused college rich? Oar ' 4. YT-'V N U, Cwens Tee -is s it Y George Feed A Norma Thie 'Q' 3 in fa Ftfhdrd '.'JvGYYf11I'1'1 -0 'ffezjrre' ft w X67 Gwen Fern Dznfxld M' '1 wT,S',I'1 Dar Zin- ,zzfiru K-4 Wuuee Front Row: Eleanor Geist, Kathryn Schraqq, Harriet Hurley, Marjorie Ertz, Shirley Steele, Betty Van Hyninq, Dar' lene Boley, Marilyn Bailey. Standinq: Virginia Foley, lrene lluner- dosse, Delores Aden, Mary Ann Zill- man, Alice McDaniels, Anna Gzsser, Mary Meridith, Suzanne Faulkner. Fran' Rza-1: Charlene 0':er ,r., Iffareari Efine, Beverly Dorman, Darlene Lank- fcrd, lodell Yoder, Laura Kelly, lean Shumate, lean Phinney. S'andin'g: Alice Tlarinq, Ruby Snyder, Nancy Hollingsworth, Marilyn Meioan, Barbara Lange, Leota Grenstead, Bar- bara lohnscn, Wanda Danni-es, Phyllis Keel-1, lame Vfright. indent During the first semester, the Student Nurses come to B.I.C. for such courses as psychology, anatomy, and chemistry. The nurses take part in many of the colleqe activities. In the picture at the left, a group of them are shown examining specimens in lab. V Wien 4 0 Charged with the responsibility ot seeing the Men's Union Lounge is kept in shape cre the otticers. The Union, under Mr. Wa1si1's advisorship aiso sponsors diiter- ent activities tor the college. Fiqh' Fez-.': f. Gustafson, Wir. Tfaisli, E. Anders: S'arz'iir1'g: 3. Firiqiiiuin, E. York. 70amea '4 Zaafwi The Women's Union, with Miss Airna Kroeaer as advisor, sponsors numerous activities tor the women oi the coiiege. Amona the activities this year have been a picnic and roiier skating party in the tail, tatty sales, sports niqht at the Y.W.C.A., and the co-sponsoring ot activities with other school organizations. Front Row: E. Norris, D. Biiesener, M. Thcrras, Miss Kroeger, G. Hinqst, M. Vfccdrutt, M. Brenneke. Standing: M. iffaiker, G. Bcerk, C. Petersen, Lf. Zurmueniew, M. Friedman, M. Martin, R. Freitag. ww Y ' up T319 Chi Ups, under the 'iireiizn cf Miss Ho.-.'f ina Miss Evans, sgzcnscr afier-'gaizie oznfes and 'Le annual S. S. Syrinqlie' fgrnia.. Roz 1' il. Brenneke, D. Elirserier, M. fiicrnas, 5. Disteihorsf. Row Q: M. Nutt, M, Freidrrzan, E. Norris, M. Uiartin Miss Howe, Miss Evans, il. Wrgiiruii, S. Sturnpt, 2.1 Ercezg, N. fchnscn. Fic:-J 3: E. Porter, N. fiiie, Q. Peerscn, P. Freitag, G Eceik, tif. Zurrngiehien, S. Ejerhzff, iff. Ealhzrt, ff '.'.'a.ker, P.. Dunn, P. Sfcut. 7944 Sm The Phi Sigrna Sorority under the direcf tion ot Miss Strand, sells refreshments at all college garnes, awards a scholarship, and holds rriany social affairs. P Q: E. phillips, F. .S'.'. '1l'1!'Ilf-Il, G. Hingsi ff: I.. Sn-rrin iirrzxtrvzri fl. lJ.:,r,n.1fr':, , Xiu: s lffiss Sran 1, S, fi iam, if. P if-l..1IIi1Cl', C. S'1I'Q Juke, l. :'1i.3'.'.'11.', 3: I, Kissirizgv.-r, E. Stern, C. l'lCf1fT'?YS'Gd, D. Tec, I. Leidig, 74. '.'. ils:,r', D. liar,eri l1'er, A, Pcggerniil-er, F. Crear, S. Eafrher, R. Pryor. 7'zenc4Hal Mernloers of the French class under the sponsorship ci Mr. Graber, rneet together each week for the purpose of learning rnore about French culture through learn- :ng French poerrzs and songs and seeing rnovies. i S. -fairs f. Pfissi 5-fr, P.. .ZlS'i.f,'.fS', S. fili- 'f 'i Plein, 2. PQI?-r a 'if-r. ..f:. Gtr- s Y x-4. V 7Zew4 Staff The editors and reporters on the Col- legian News did a magnificent job in letting the whole college kncw oi current activities and the latest Jokes by C. Notrorn. Although the whole staff has never been in one group except for picture featured here, they still produce a gccd page of wit and ADS each week. P1 .i:e1i: lvl. Nui', iff. Ffifiifijil, Sark lvi'I .N tff. N:,trf,rnJ, E. Harkness, Lf. Ererineke, D. lri.vCIIII.lI'lQ, N Thi-e, S. Ellerlxcft, Bae- ny, B. Argiierscn, Breezy. cctwze eacimc The F. T. A, members, through their monthly meetings and out-of-town trips acquire insight into the teaching protes- sion. Miss Pauline Lyons was the sponsor ot the group the tirst semester and Miss Marjorie Meyer the second semester. Row l: G. Niehaus, F. Pryor, M. Harriman, M. Biizeg S. Ruark, K, Voelilincger. Pow 2: M. Tncriias, D, Braoinoerg, K. Miller, A. Durtit I. Owens, M. Nutt, M. Martin, Ra.-J 3: Frevcrg, C. Allshcuse, P. Stout, G. Pef-rg E. Sern, E. Crear, C, Siqqe Duke. 932-5 fi .-5.. Pi 'i ei, D. Hareriinier, 2. Ki :ri-' lvfiss ' er E ll ni 1 3. free, l. Letilg N T I I I Idtdlt The German Club, with Mr. Graber as its advisor, meets every two weeks and has various persons speak on topics that pertain to German interests. Fi:-1 l: ll, Brenneke, l. Kissinger, M, Zurrtiueiilen, I-f. Friejrrtan, I, Callaway. Flow 2: Q. Albaugh, G. Dcug i'y, 2 'freadway fffr. Graber, F. Denz, B. And-erscn .5irms'rcng. 2 Staff Words tail us when we try to write ot the service that the nierribers ot the Blackf hawk statt have rendered to the college? lNith Miss Margaret Cardle as advisor and prontpter, the stall spent many rninf utes trying to think up clever things as capy. However, all complaints should be directed to the management! Discussing the layout ot a page are Ruth Freitag, Bob Anderson, and Donna l-laberichter. 741-ze! Arnonq various other activities the lnter- national Relations Club sponsored a con- ference this year tor ln-Rel clubs from stir' rounding colleges. Mr. Wilfred W'hite is the sponsor of this active qroup. Row l: F, ifffng, TJ. Ufocdrutf, lvl. tcihaprnan, F fwearinaen, P. '!far:ri1r1q. cxxf 2: F. llf1r'::.L:r1, lj, Huripan if. Fatsf l r ' 1 '.- Afi3f'1Li.:-. ' 1XlLl'Ql1f1J. T t 4664001 The IC Choir meets twice every week to sinq. The outstanding event of the year for the group was attending the Iowa Iunior College lflusic Festival in Muscatine on March l9. The aroup is directed hy lflr. Mehrle. -Q, Y-1: 3 ,Kf 4- ,f The College Y qroup meets every second Thursday for an eveninq of recreation. Cite ot the hiqhliahts oi their year was a vis1t to the institution at Mt. Pleasant. :'f':.' 1: 55 fliilflr, B. Pniiligs fi. if r' ff, if. f' fi. Tale. Flow Z: D. Verse, M, Thcnxas, l. Blorfznl ora, lxl, -'Tiff zifi, G, lQMf1'f'l, C. Hoop-rs' 'l, D. .'qllfI.,1Qf1. mv , ' s , ' 5, 'Q ii? 3 2 gg? 55 .55 541113 if :Z U71 45' -'QL 'S' 73,3449 5 1: 59 V54 er ES, ,QB ,sg -39 go, U I H vx -1? L gs , Il I' .J ' -rv .X,,. , .. , fYf-,..,i ,,1.,,...,,1S ,,S,,- V X' mmf. ' ' w- 1' ' kixfzwk zfxiffvtur' Y'-'1z:. fffx :.f fl ry Hffj: H11 - I1 DLI, Q IS' m mln' in c '1 IIA r1Q1:::1t '1 fm D11 f rl sl SQ f f IF f u ms ,I za, fu U ' .T l97lf1ll'IQ 'ie firms 11 :,f,1r.'5. '.-J-ire kv kg SWK? IQCJYHZIYEII' ff f f r JJ .. UIQT.. taxi 'Ups' 96 pain? ':'f1. f :1r.S' Qliwf' 'lie exrg: 11:19 CCIGIITS' 'ie Neqri Fzcfi Kmiqs' crziz f L 1' 3 ,A H1752 S211 1' f1eli2.cusQ. .. ., ., . A,,:ft,rt1ef ty, Ffziifs, K. ff ff1f,f.:i:., Cnc F. 'g,::,'1f1r4 E1 B. fmde V RLY DORMAN Q40 QUEEN SAI LY BACHER For the frrst 'trme IH many years BIC held 1lS Homecommq durma the football season Crowned as queen of thls annual event was MISS Sally Bacher Queen Sally IS presrdent of the Phl Srama sororlty and has held other offrces ln lh1S soror1ty Servrnq as her aitendants were Mrss Norma Thre and Mlss Beverly Dorman NORMA Tl-HE ep The Iunior College presented The Skin Of Our Teeth as it's annual play this year. Under the direction of Mr. Iohn Tilton the cast gave award winning per' formances. Elma Stern Sabina Iohn Trowbridge Mr. Antrobus Barbara Phillips T Mrs. Antrobus Ioan Lange Gladys Antrobus Henry Widick Henry Antrobus Howard Kooprnan T Dinosaur Dorothy Bliesener , , Marnmouth Others in the cast were Dave Forse, Dave Albaugh, Carol Muhs, Donna Tee, Francis Burham, Dick Wagaman, Ruth Freitag, Gloria Boeck, lanet Finke, Mary Lou Broeg, Roger Pletke. 1 BQTHS 4 gg, I it . V M , X N A i 5 321+ mv-M. Nm A I .QEZZ af M. pp Q F V g x Af X if YQ, + ,J A :ff '7ndex to Seam ,4oz'woz'ce4 Aldrxch Iames Adnural Trraon Ftadro Club Ar Club Alton Iamce- lan Band Chorus Band Concerts lll Choral Concerts lll lvluslc Festrvals lll Pertec hug school attendance for ZV2 years Ammons Wayne- Ammo Honor Roll V Homercom Ot ftcer Ed1tor1nCh1et of PSG Typmq Awards Secre tary of Semor Class Nattonal lournahsm Conventron Audsley Carolyn YTeens Auqsburqer Rlchard Drck Homeroom Othcer Footbal Babb Ioyce- Red YTeens Art Club GAA Honor Roll l Typtnq Awards Drrll Squad Pep Club Othce Asststant Babcock Iarnes Pro1ect1on Club HrY Proyectton Club Vrce President Basketball track Barley Patrrcla Pat HxSteppers Messtah ll Glee Club Barber Barbara Barb Hom room track At endancc Awards Bartlett Marlene- Beeney Charles h Berne Robert Homeroom Oftrcer Baseball Berges Lorraine- Berqre Crrculatron Manager ot PSG Cafeteria Asslstant Beuckman Anne-Hypatta YTeens Honor Roll V Hypau VtcePres1dent Homeroorn Basketball Homeroom Track Student Councrl ll Student Counctl Secretary Cnora Concerts lll Messrah ll P A Announcer lunror lour nahst Manaqtnq Edttor of PSG Iumor Class Play C'ub Study Commxttee Voted Most Versattle Gtrl Blessmq Arlene-Honor Roll lll Typmq Awards Pertect attendance for 2V2 years Blocker Sandra Sandy Homeroom Othcer homeroom Basketball Orchestra lll Messrah ll Glee Club ll A Capella Chorr lumor Class Play Mustc Festrval Bloomqutst Alice- Al Scrtbblers YTeens Glee Club ll Pep Club Orchestra lll Messtah II A Capella Chotr Mus1c Festlvals lll Choral Concerts Musrc B Boeck Kate- Becky GAA Honor Roll II Homeroom Bas ketball lumor lournaltst Feature Edttor ot P 61 G Lrbrary Assistant Literary B National lournahsm Conference Bohle Shlrley YTeens GAA Rope lumptnq Choral Con cert Honor Roll I Bolander Thomas Ltttle Torn Honor Roll ll Bonar Robert Bones Homeroom Othcer Boothe Darrell Dewey Frre Squad Football Bos Manlyn Art Club GAA Letter rn GAA Honor Ftol lll Orchestra Concert Mtstress of Orchestra Ccncer All State Orchestra Mus1c Festrvals lll Brandmeyer Don Dmk Brandt Bruce- Beee Honor Roll V Homeroorn Otttcer Prestdent ol Senior Class Basketball lll Brandt I.uc1lle- Lucy Honor Roll lll Transferred trc'r Sperry Brandt Robert Bob Braun Mary Lou Lou Honor Roll l Bremhorst Mary Kay Kay Scnbblers GAA Homer Othcer Hon eroom Basketball Gym Assrstant Bresser Mary Lou Lou Pep Club Homerocrn Othce GAA G In Asslstant H1 St ppers Honrerocm Tran Homeroom Basketball Rope lurnprnq A Cap la CFC1 MUSIC Festlval l Glee Club lll Choral Concers Ofttce Practtce One Act Plavs Brxssey Ioyce-Homeroom Basketball Bronston Ianet lame Honor Roll Brown Marvln Mouse Honor Ftoll Band 106 Brunk Larry Brunken Manlyn Brunkadunk Chorus Honor Roll ll Burns Wllllam B1ll Protectron Club Art Club Pro ectton Club Presldent Football Track Carpenter lanlce- lannr Alphas H1 Steppers Honor Roll lV Homeroom Ofhcer Typtnq Awards Shorthand Awards Ofnce Practtce Carspecken lack lackson Horneroorn Otftcer Tra k Carter Delons Dee Alohas Y'l'eens lypmq Awards Shorthanc Awards Carter Itm Cart Horreroom Ottrcer Track Honor Roll ll Chesnut Shirley Anne GAA YTeens Honor Roll V Ho'neroom Basketball Clsoral Concerts lll Glee Club Ftooe lumprnq Gym Asststant Homeroom Othcer Chnstensen Ralph Chrrs H1Y Homeroom Othcer Chubb lim Chubbre Boys State Representattve Chubb Mark Mtke Flre Squad Glee Club Homeroorr' Cthcer Frre Squad Secretary Football Basketball Track A Capella Chorr MUSIC Festtval All State A Capella Ftre Drrll Drrector Honor Ftoll Ill Clme Charlotte Sharkey Alphas YTeens Glee Club Homeroom Ofhcer Alpha V1cePres1dent Choral Con cert Typtnq Awards YTeen Secretary Honor Roll IV Cooper Delores Dee AA YTeens One Act Plays H1Steppers Tyomq Award Cooper Gary Homeroom Othcer Baseball Corman Warren Cornwell Donald Pro1ect1on Club Crabtree Ray CDC Honor Roll V Homeroom Ofhcer Presr dent ot CDC Band Orchestra A Capella Choxr School Photoqrapher luntor Class Play Club Study Comrntttee Crocker lerry Crock Frre Squad 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Michael-- Koop , Bowling, Homeroorn Officer, Band lll, Orchestra ll, Music Fesfrvals lll, lurun: Cnrss Play, Music' B Kurrle, Iohn- Curly , Philos, Chenibrphy, Prctectrcri 2.41, Hcmeroom Officer, Chembiphy President, Track Kurtz, Helen- Kurtzie , Y-Teens, l-lonor Roll l, licn'.:r:f,:.1 Offic r Choral Concert ll lunior lournalist A P 6 G Hr Steppers Lau Donna Tiny Pep flub H1Stepr ers Mater Cluu Y Teens A Capella Choir Pep Club GAA ferred from Waseca Minnesota lerdlg Edward 'Vaa Homeroom Cfhcers re sdrcr f lunror Class Football lll Basketball lll T a lc Ban Messralr ll Choral Concerts Music Festival A Carr! 1 Choir All State A Capella Choir Glee Club Attendf r1f Awards Student Council Club Lornrnittee Lmdoff Ethel Scrilsbl rs GAA Choral Concer Awards Lorens Ianeale- Proxy Loving Manone Marge Glee Clu H nor Rolll J Chorus Typing Awards Lowe Cecrl Cec the Beast Trrgons Art Club r cr Roll l Track A Capella Choir Glee Club Messia Mixed Chorus ll Choral Concerts lll Lowe Nellie- Frnny YTeens GAA l-lomeroorrr Cr r Horneroorn Bask tball Luttenegger Roger Lute Magnuson Dons Maggrc YTeens l-lonor Rolls ll fir o room Basketball Shorthand Award Choral Con e Martin Iames Pee Wee Fire Squad Homeroorn Of'1 Football lll Basketball Ill Masselrnk Mara Gay Hypatra YTeens Honor Rolls V National Vrlrnner 1952 Voice of Democracy Contest Varsity Debate Squad Oratory Drscussron lnterpreto tive Reading Block B in Speech Lrterary B Speech National rorensrc League Degree o Drstrn tion Sophomore Sr eaker at Honor Point Banque A Announc r lurror lournalrst Associate Ear Pathfinder Voted Girl Most Likely to Succeed fcrn munity Speaking Radio Speaking Externpcran Spoakmg Secretary Local Chapter National Fcrensif League Max Margie-Alphas Homeroorn Officer Alpha Secre a J lunror lournalist Attendant to Dolphin Odee Souaa l-libt ppers Me affy Ioyce l AA fcns llcrrrerc llO'llPFOOlU Basketl all Metcalf ean leanrc Choral Con ert Typing f- Gl A Horneroorn Officer Art lull Se retary rr Cl oral Cfncerts lll lk rsrr r sr a ss S rrbl ler V Presrc ont Meyer Shirley Alpras Clec Clul lronor Rolls Ser retary Band lll Orchestra lll Messial Lllilf Music Fesrvals lll Chrr l Ccnferts 1 er Arthur Prc rr l R e ar a ra at n a Mi er Don rra ns rrcrcn Pre Morgan Ierry Mcr ue Morton Robert Mcr Homero n Officers rskf Sat hornore Class Pr srdenr Nc l llrst L1 lUB Mosena, Helen-Hr-Steppers, Y-Tec-rrs, li:':.1'rf1f,:rr Bfrsk 'Q Moses, Larry-'l1lo', l'lDlllf:l'CCI'1l Offif-1 1, 'frdgk Mumm1 Richard- Myers Iames- lim Mccandless, Geraldine- lf3rrie , Y-'ff'-cns, C1AA, licrrrer ',', in Basketball, Choral Concert, Typing Awards, Staqefraf' MCKasSon, Lois- La , Pep Club, licrzur Rolls llf, llczx morn Offrcer, Gyrrr Assistant McKee. Marjorie- Marge, Scricblers, Honor Rolls V, Gjrrzz Assistant, Orchestra lll, Messiah lll, Glee Club lll, A.. 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Announr r Typing Award Bowling Wehrle Dean allege S Adams Doyle allege Y Tennis Let ers Albaugh David Dave In Rel German Club Colle e Y Messiah ll I C Chorr College Play YMCA S rm mrng Team Bacher Sally Sal Phi Sigma Sorority Secretary and President FTA French Club Orchestra I C Strrna Homecoming Oueen Bloomberg Iames hm College Y French Club Men Union Bana Messiah Chorus Boys Glee Club r r and Orchestra Assistant Honor Roll Bloomberg Wrlllam Wrlhe M ns Union College Wasa Tacka Club President Sophomore Class S .1 fr' Councrl Commencement Conrrrrrttee Boeck Gloria Boecky President of womens Urrr President of ln Rel Prf srdent of Chr Urns Pr srder Freshrrran Class Treasurer o S r rrrcr Clrss ar of Student Counrrl Editor r Coll an lor ff Bla klrawlf' Ile nl er k A Plays Du e Collen S l TA ll srrran Vtforn rs Union unn Anita e a fP o r T A rncn s Union U Weingart, Georgee Winesellar , Senior Class Vif'efPresi- dent, Football, Basketball, Track Wells. Margie- Marge , Y-Teens, GAA, Pep Squad, Hcrne- roorn Basketball, Shorthand Awards, Tyrzrng Awards, Office Assistant Wheeler, Charles- Charlie Whitaker, lett- ite Lester- Po a Prcreci,n lluli, Hcno. oil' T, Hr-rneroorn Officer, Track Wlele Io Ann I 'lypatia l'lCHfT Pfll ll String n se nl rc estra Band Williams lack lohn Prore tion Club Pnrlc Fire Squad Homeroorn Officer Football Basketl all Track Wlllson Betty Bets GAA Horneroorn Basketball ,frrra Awards Wrlson Roger Wrls Prore tror Cluo Glee Clulc Wllt Dxck Rich Prorection Club Wind Richard Windy Art Club VrrePresrdcnt Tra if Wirt Betty Honor Roll I Horrrerocm Offrccr 'lyprng Award Woodruff Nancy Woody Protection Club Y'leen Pres dent Hypatra Treasurer Honor Polls V Horrreroom Officer Basketball League lll Bowling League Gle 'lub Orchestra Ccncerts lll Wlusrr Festivals lll Choral Corcerts ll Business Manager of Pathfinder National lournalrsrn Conv ntron frat Studv Comrnrttee Attr nd rn o Awards Young Margaret Mag gre lumor Iournahst Young Iudllh lude Hyr atra Y lr en Clroralrers C ur 1 rcorn Oftraer A Car fr a horr Musr Fcstrvals lll horal rcrts urrrfr T urnahst Busrnr ss Manager of P Gr G Typing Amrrl 3 rrrrcuncer All Sta A Car e a Zachmeyer Delbert Del B sfl ll lfllSfV rrk lrx amaze '7nc!ex Denz Frank Ellerhoft Donald Ellerholt Sally Forse Davld Dave lnFtel College Y Mens Unrcn French Clcrb College Plays Honor Bolt President of Sophomore Crass President of Student Council Captain Footlall 'learn Honor Roll Harkness Eugene- Hlngst Geneverve- rnx C llege Y Prcsufnt and r r President of Plll Sigma rrr y Wrmrrrs Union Fr rrf Hartman Paul K Hutson Edgar Dale Iohnson Bob 1 rg I an lll? l 5 lCll F55 Ill Lowther lack McCullough Kenneth Martin Mary rrasur Wh . 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