Calmar High School - Cahawk Yearbook (Calmar, IA)

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E92 Roger Albertson Edward Andersen Floyd Bucheit Helen Buchheit Roger Elsbernd Robert Eppens Jo Ann Etteldorf David Flaskerud Joseph Hemesath Robert Herold John Rruska Mary Jo Iverson Christine Johnson Mary Eliz. Klimesh Lillian Lensing Joan Lien Viola Lien Mildred Lunde Mary Lou Martin Ronald Moudry Nancy Peck Maren Preus Carol Rothmeyer Norma Rothmeyer Joseph Shindelar Sherald Sluka Dorothy Snyder Darryl Wangsness Goldie Mae Wangsness DE-TAI LS about US Nickname R088 Eddie Birdie Helen Rog Bob Jo Mort Joe Beef Johny Killer Chris Klem Lil Jo Vi Millie Boo Doc Nano Monnie Slim Tillie Jumpin' Joe Buster Dot Dagwood Goldie E ability Faith Jeanne wavy hair a good time brains a mechanical wreck a giggle corny jokes height muscles chickens charm Kenny a lot a mathematical mind a pleasing personality quiet ways long legs a job physique pretty hair platinum hair an automobile a diamond ring teeth Mary Ellen winning ways good grades the last seat RA .I QCA 'll iil F5152 l f a' 'ii 155 2 have success be free have a horse get a job be or not to be join the army dance go to school be loved have Madonna be like Mr. Murphy get Darryl be a good wife be a nurse get a man go to work be a Hbutleressu go to college be a man-hater loaf graduate tell jokes be carefree enjoy herself argue be a millionaire have a good time be a mortician get married

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fell Top Row: R. Grundeland, G. Elsbernd, M. Swella, L. Herold, L. Schneberger, 'L T Frans, Ronald Albertson, c. Kumesh. Third Row: W, Rausch, R. Bjonerud, B. Becker, N. Bushman, L. Shimek, FT-Ifuzum, M. Hlnker, R. Rothmeyer, P. Hove. Second Row: Miss Hehmke, Sponsor, R. Kolaas, J. Kale, L. Rothmeyer, R.-iumpal, A. Wenthold, Mr. Williams, Sponsor. Bottom Row: E. Darling, J. Russett, C. Lien, L. Lutkenhaus, A. Horton, A.-Bdchheit, H. Slebiska. . J . 'li , ,gk fl, fb V. Frana, Secretary R. Grundeland, Treasurer G. Elsbernd, President L. Schneberger, Vice-President Upon entering Calmar High School, our class of Zh was as Hgreenn as all freshies are. But with the passing of time and the brutal initiation we received from the sophomores we began to see the light. After this memorable event, we were given the privilege of sponsoring the Valentine party. As we returned in l9h9, we found our enrollment had been raised by the com- ing of Charles Klimesh, Larry Harold, and Darlyne Nesvik. Now as nsophisticatedu sophomores we had the privilege of initiating the freshmen at our Initiation party. The fall of 1950 found all of us, except Audrey Vick and Darlyne Nesvik, returning to C. H. S. Also a few new members were added to our class, namely, Le Roy Schneberger, Gerald Elsbernd, Norma Jean Bushman, Rosemary Rothmeyer, Arlene Wenthold, Evelyn Darling, Leosa Lutkenhaus, and Antoinette Buchheit. We gave an exhibition of our talents by presenting our class play, nQu1t Your Kid- d1ng.n The seniors were given a fitting send-off when we sponsored the Junior- Senior banquet in their honor.