Calmar High School - Cahawk Yearbook (Calmar, IA)

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TJit 45- Y7 4-A .,, 1 Ulu f -54 Helen Buchheit HA maid demure who saith no more than need.n St. Mary's High 1,2 Glee Club l,2,3,h CAHAWK Carol Rothmeler 'Men aren't measured by I xx 1nches.n L Band l,2,3,h ' Cornet Solo 2,3 Cornet Trio l,2,3,h Cornet Quartette h Brass Quartette 2,3 Brass Sextette M Glee Club 3,h Mixed Chorus M Basketball l,2,3 Baseball l,2,3,h Football l,2,3,h c-club 2,3,h Senior Class Play Roger Elsbernd Is there another at home like you?' Campion High School 1,2 Class Officer 3,h fvy'n'5 N f ', xiii W - I -fx I n 5 are in- il f-rj Mar! Jo Iverson I'd'Tove to Be a man- hater but I haven the heart.' Class Officer l Band l,2,3,M Clarinet Quartet Clarinet Trio M Glee Club l,2,3,h Mixed Chorus M Basketball 2,3,h Cheerleader l,2,3,h Glee Club 3 Baseball 3,h Football M c-club 3,5 CAHASA 3: CAHAWK F.F.A. 3 Jr. k Sr. Class Plays Doroth Sn der 'Life is serlous and so am I.' St. Wenceslaus High 1,2 Class Officer 2 Glee Club 3,h CAHASA hi CAHAWK n?DiEI2hETn A v Colors: A Y 't Lavender and Silver 5 A Qi if to 3.h 2 C 7 Flower: T l A Yellow Rose 1 - A ' v CAHASA l,2,3,h5 CAHAWK Jr. k Sr. Class Plays N Class Motto: 1 1 u' I Z-' P 1 .l:7' Q gp. I 'N ' Iii: 'Egg 'V' Sherald Sluka HHeap bfg Eero.' Class Officer l,h Band l,2,3,h Bass Solo 3,h Brass Quartette 2 Brass Sextette h Vocal Solo M Glee Club 3,h Mixed Chorus h Football l,2,3,h C-Club 2,3,h CAHASA 33 CAHAWK F.F.A. 2,3,h Jr. k Sr. Class Plays I would rather make my name than inherit 1t.'

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W 5 XIX K , D. Wangsness, Treasurerg R. Elsbernd, President F. Bucheit, Secretary, S. Sluka, Vice-President The Senior Class of 1951 found its origin in the fall of l9U,7. At this time a large class of 25 members first made its bid for recognition as freshmen of Calmar High. After the semester we lost Robert Eppens. By the completion of the year we had lost another member, Norma Taylor, while we gained Darlyne Nesvik. As we journeyed along, the fall of l9h8 found us returning to C. H. S. as knowledge seeking sophomores. We regretted the loss of three members, Madonna Beckman, Joan Barr, and Darlyne Nesvik. September of l9h9 found us,now juniors, back again at Calmar with the pros- pect of being proud seniors the following year. We increased our enrollment by eight, namely, Robert Eppens, Roger Elsbernd, Robert Harold, John Hruska, Jo Ann Etteldorf, Lillian Lensing, Helen Buchheit, and Dorothy Snyder. The beginning of the second semester found our class membership increased to 29 by the coming of Mildred Lunde. At last, in the autumn of 1950, our hopes were reached. We had finally be- come seniors, but before we realized it, the year came to an end with each of us exhibiting a diploma. Yes, four long years in retrospect seem to have been short --the astounding change from freshman to senior year. Let us look back and see two of the highlights of our high school life, namely . . . Ronald Darryl ':'.':'.i:T'L E -T -T'--T- '5 'iii l lf-- : 'hx' ' III d R J AI . Illl .ii1Oy-- ... - ' 9 V I 4 -Wg: EZ- 6 , L rf 4' 57' 4' 9' . A X I I q4sg L Q ' ' U 1 ' it J v , A ' fx . if i , CL411fL 04LkJ !L011U ..