Calmar High School - Cahawk Yearbook (Calmar, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1954 volume:

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Hrs H e Hrs Hrs H e E E5 5555555 and and and a d and and an Hrse ble msc HPSQ me ,ale HTS Harry Black Nicholas Buchheit Wayne Potter Norbert Hageman Herman Hemeaath Joe H'31n8 Earle Hillman Huber Susan M and an an an B11 B11 and 8.11 Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs M s Mrs Hrs Mrs Jeanette Nesvik John Neuzil and M s and Mrs and Mrs Edmund Huinker Hubert Knutson James Kuboushek Arnold Kuennen Elmer Lien Wm Mashek Frank Hassman Geo Ness Leo Noehl John Novak H A Preus 52' 4 555555 Mrs BI! and an an and Mrs Mrs Mrs H s Mrs Chas Rothmeyer Paul Schissel Hubert Schnebe Alex J Milton Sjullie Selma Shanahan an and and and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Esther and Mrs Albert Shindelar Wm A Sobolik Oliver Thompson Wm Timp Weselmann mast Wieling OI' P8 Sohneberger Q' fl ...Y .AI A ,xii E :mme ii? fin 5 ' wi eeee e eeee eeig Q e e e e e e Q n an Q a ann no n .X N K. . . . O C C . U 5 4 f N 'v W Q Sl :5 - A J A-'11 F 5 5 Q4 J P HUB PPBECI Tlll QS..-f 'i Thu J C Iverson, Superintendent Margaret Balik, Principal for making our high school years for ner guidance thloughout our so plsasant and fruitful high school career THE SCHOOL BOARD Uho have worked many hours gratuitously that 'my hav' 15119 0PP0rtun1ty to become better, mor' 113915111 and happier American citizens WP Harry Shipton, Maynard Fjestul, Idor Bjon erud, Secretary, Adrian Smith, Valentine Prana, Clnsetl Don Meyer, President T02 Ng ggi! . f , . Beth Ingvoldstad TYPiU8 Bookkeeping CAHASA CAHAWK S Gregg College Spencer Williams Vocational A Manual Training Winifred Leahy Grades 3 and M S T Upper Iowa 152 Elaine Petrik Homemaking Biology B S , Wartburg U of Iowa U of Wyoming John Kohout Mathematics Chemistry General Science westmar I 'R Marie Wlnnaber Grades 5 and B A , Luther C Janice Masterpole Grades l and 2 Tom Nasterpole History Government Phy Ed Baseball Basketball Football Ramona Wheaton Band Vocal Music B A , Luther Carl Lund Basic Business Social Studies 7 Girls' Basketball B A , Upper Iowa Viola Ludwig Grades 7 and 8 English I Mt Mercy Creighton U B A , I S 8 Se 1. . .c. B. s., I.s.c. B. s., 1. .fr.c. Q! A A ,,-,.,, B. s., .s.c. .i..,,5 at ' U I.S.T.C. e B. A., I.S.T.C. . . c. X 322' - l ' . . . .'f.c. SENI Jerry Black 'I would if I coxld, but I can't be goo Class Officer 3 Mixed Chorus M Glee Club M Vocal Octette M Football l,2,3 M C Club Officer M Junior Class Play CAHAWK M Maxine Hillman Ulf she's lauvbing, you car be sure 1t's Maxine Class Officer 3 Rand 1 2,3,M Saxaphone Q l,2,3 M Saxaphone Solo 2 3 M Band Council M Mixed Cnorus 2,3 M Glee Club l,2,3 M Vocal Octet 3 Girls' Sextetto 3,M Basketball l,2,M Basketball Mgr 3 Junior Class Play CAWASA 2,3 CAHAWK M Martha weselmann nwhere brains are concerned she takes a front seat Class Officer Band 1,2 3,M Clarinet Solo l,2,3,M Clarinet Trio 1 2, , Clarinet Q 1 2 3 M Mixed Clarinet Q 2 3 M Band Council 3 M Mixed Chorus 2 3 M Jlee Club 1,2 3 M Vocal Sextette M Accompanist 2 Basketball 1 2,3,M Cheerleader 2 3 M Junlor Class Play CAFASA 2,3,M .Il 1 , n 3 U ' I I I ' , , I I , F 9 I ,3,U , I , I CAPIAWK 3,M -- A d. , . H . , . , I , , . , , Robert Lien 'Not as bashful as he seem: ' Mixed Chorus L, Glee Club h A 1 , F F A Officerh, Junior Class Play cAaAsA 3 u Delores loehl 'I'm just naturall Glee Club 1 Joan Huber WA girl both serious bar a gay n Class Officer h Mixed Chorus 2 3 A Glee Club 1,2,3,h Basketball 3 Cheerleader 2 3 M Junior Class Play Y .ill 453 as ..-f ' ff? Qi' '-'sr y quiet my V nd . 1 s : 1 Q3 ' ' Fo F1 0 12 3,14 42, 3 ! Y - - - Q 1 sf Q ..:w',':kgl'?: . 5 9 1 I 1 1 N- ,ff al -A ill! 4, R 9' r L F ..4l Mavis Thompson 'Not very tall, in fac quiet small, but fair and sweet and liked by al N Class Officer 3 Mixed C orus 3 M Flee Club 2,3 M Junior Class Play CAHAWK M Leonard Kuboushek WI would live and die a bachelor W Protlvin 1 'rg-,, ' Mixed Chorus M Glee Club Football Baseball CAHAWK M Elsie Knutson I xg Her' future who knows? W Band 3 M Mixed Chorus 2 3 M Glee Club 2 3 M Junior Class Play ' 12 Sw 1. F1 , x 1 ' 7 4 .ak ' W . M Q ,Q L, Q 3 39h f b N -- l V . , . 1 1 1 n Fred Hemsath Why worry? The more we worry the more our ignorance wa discover Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,b Glee Club l,2,3,h A 1 2, , Junior Class Play HQ? 155' Cynthia Massman She's short, witt and wise St Mary's 1, Mixed Chorus 3 Glee Club 3,h CAHASA h CAHAWK h 1 Mildred Buchheit Quiet and friendly' St Mary's 1,2 Mixed Chorus 3 M Glee Club 3 L I l mf' 5 af. r n . ,',- f .n A5 D5 Hi' , P.F. . , 314 CAHASA 2,u j V HX ,fi or f ' 1, 1 , 'W ,W, . 2 .M - Herman Preus nln all he does, he does his best.n Class Officer 2,h Mixed Chorus 2,3,h Glee Club 2,3,h Football 2,3,h Baseball M Track 2 CAHASA 2,3,Lg, Sara Ness 'I'll steal through life in my own quiet way Glee Club 1,2 Junior Class Play CA HA SA 1 Leo Sobolik He changes hair oil every twenty miles W Q O .11 I N F. F. A. 3 ' 3 li eix Mary Jane Wieling 'A real personality counts everywhere Class Officer M Band l,2,3 M Clarinet Q 2 3 Band Council 3 Hlxed Chorus 2 3 M Glee Club l,2,3,M ladrigal Group 3 Vocal Sextette M Basketball 2,3,M Junior Class Play cAHAsA 3.h CAHAWK M David Huinker nI've lived, laughed, loved and learne ' Mixed Chorus l,2,3,M Glee Club l,2,3,M F A 1 2, , F F A Officer 2,M CAHASA 2 Robert Mashek 'I may be wrong, but I doubt it.' Class Officer 1,2 Band 2,3,M Bass Solo 3,M Band Council M Mixed Chorus l,2,3,M cle. Club l,2.3,h Vocal Solo M Vocal Quartette 3 Vocal Octette M Mixed Chorus Officer Football 2,3,M C Club Officer M Junior Class Play CAHASA 2 3 M 31h W 3 . u V ,D C -- a. Fo l e , 3 ll ' Mary Ann Rothmeyer nHappy go lucky' she goes on her way Mixed Chorus 2 3 M Glee Club 1,2,3,h Basketball 1,2 Cheerleader 2,3,h Junior Class Play CAHASA 3 CAHAWK u Gerald Schneberger If I dood it, I pet a lickin' I dood it ' St Mary's 1,2 Football 3 h Baseball 3 U A CAHAWK M Luella Hageman 'I'm not as baahful as I look ' Class Officer 1 Mixed Chorus 2,3,h Glee Club l,2,3 h Junior Class Play CAHASA u CAHAWK u I I Q ' 0 1 I I 5' , X, I Ernie Heying 'Quiet in appearance with motives unknown.' ' St. Mary's 1,2 Mixed Chorus M G1ee Club M F. F. . 3,h 19 On- f , l I Baseball 3 A Dorothy Schissel 'Exceedingly quiet ex ,,,p cept when she talks Band 2,3,h Band Council M Mixed Chorus 3 M G1ee Club 1,3 M Basketball 3 CAHASA Lg CAHAWK u Helen Ann Shindelar 'Fmne people like fine deeds need no trumpet ' Class Officer 1 M Band 1,2,3 h Alto Clarinet Solo 2,3,h Mixed Clarinet Q 2 3 h Band Council 3 Mixed Chorus 2,3,h Glee C1ub 2,3 M Pirls' Sextette 3 Madragal Group 3 Aocompanist 3 M Basketball 3 M CAHASA 1 M CAHAWK L4 Joanne Nesvik Never tearful, always cheerful ' Mixed Chorus 3 M flee Club l,3,h Basketball 1 Gerald Sjulli 'Just take me for what I am Football 2 Football Mgr A Basketball Mgr M Baseball 1,2,3 h Basketball Mgr M Allan Kuennen nCare rests lishtly his shoulders.n Football 2 F. F. A. l,2,3,k Junior Class Play CAHAWK L4 ' , ' Q 1 Richard Eppens 'Men aren't measured by 1nches.n Mixed Chorus 2,3 Glee Club 2,3 Rose Marie Shanahan 'Honors come her way every day W Class Officer M Band 3 M Mixed Chorus 3 h Glee Club 1 2,3,h Junior Class Play CAHAQA M James Schneberzer nLike zir1s9 Ohh! Do Il' CALIAWK h A-.ag ' f Q x'ik V Phyllis Novak Boys9 what are theyvn Band 2 3 M Saxaphone Q 3 Mixed Chorus 3 h Flea club 1,3 Ll Cletus Txmp nCareful student carefcl not to overdo Class Officer 2 Flee Club 1,3,b Football 2,3 M Track 2 W F A 1 2, Junior Class Play PAHASA u Fyrll Neuzil nDoes work bot er Me? Neverl' Decorah Hlah Mixed Cnorus M Flee Club Junior Class Play FAHAQA A PAHAWK u PHUPHECY Ten years have slipped away since the sen1or class of 195k left Calmar High. Strange things have occurred during those ten years Let us see now what IG I of those strange things are. After losing faith in the Lonely Hearts Club, Allan Iuennen went into the Cadillac business His chief sales talk is don't get old In an Oldsmobile, got a Cadillac ' Mar Ann Rothme er has started a 'Han Hater Club, l0!l10th5-U8 she always yearned t3'do A es it seems as if she's weakening lWe wonder D Jerr Black has established a rival club to Mary Ann's No, not a woman Hat'3'Ufuf-F 'Lady Lover Club His motto Love 'em and Leave 'em Quiet, little Cgnduia Massman has taken noisy contests as her interest lieve it or not, s e s a Tlve t'mes winner in a husband calling contest She makes use of her skill, too Rose Marie Shanahan is busying herself on a farm south of Festina She says it was the farmer, not the farm, that interested her If you're ever in Texas, and see a little man under a big Stetson hat, you' know 1t's David Huinker He has become a rancher, and is making so much money that El Paso Had to open another bank I imagine most of you have heard about the great movie star Bob Lien has be come After Sam Goldwyn saw him, Kirk Douglas was out of a job, and Hob took it Martha Weselmann has become quite famous She is the world s top typlst with 200 words per mfnute and has also been playing concerts with Liberace She is just as good as Liberace, except, for that smile Joanne Nesvik has finally settled upon ONE! She must have become tired of changing rIngs She is now planted out on a farm 20 miles from the closest city and seems to be contented Remember the saying Wwalk in the front door, carry you out the back ? Well, that's Doroth Sch1ssel's motto, for she's a first class nurse now a days One of tHe fanclest clty sllckers during these times is Cletus Tim He seems to be rolling in the dough just loafing around wonder how Ee does Et? Leo Sobolik has become a famous doctor at the Conover Memorial Hospital H is 'Gown for Els control of 'Disease Our artist, Herman Preus, has started an art school for young people Some nocently, 'The girls are all interested in me W Leave it to Herm I guess Elsie Knutson liked the idea of being queen She has added one beau ty title after another to her list Her latest is nMiss Citrus Fruit of 1963 Blowing away on that clarinet has done justice to Helen Ann Shlndelar She has become the top member in the band known as 'Johnnv and HTF Tune Crackers ' Fifty cents, please That's Luella Ha eman, the chief clerk in a Clover Farm Store when someone asks her How she ever became interested in tnat work, she says, 'Oh, I guess I just always liked it n lwonder what she liked J Bob Mashek is gaining fame on the radio program nlt Pays To Be Ignorant ' The reason Ee taxed his brain so much in high school, that he's at the bottom of the barrel Ernest He in has become a great dancing star in Hollywood Donald O'Con nor co starred with him in his latest movie, nElegant Ernest ' He also said all the top dancers were fasclnated when he taught them the Bunny Hop Sara Ness has become a very popular school teacher The school in which :he Eeaches is overcrowded The reason she lives up to her motto 'Do Less with ess 'The way to a man's heart is through his stomach ' Delores Noehl says that's the saying she used to get her man She is now Happily mirrfed Have you been listening to the radio program 'Meet M1llie'? Don't miss it Our shy Mildred Buchheit is now 'Millie' Little UIcE's Clrcus is owned and managed by Richard Eppens, known as rar Zan His chief duty is performing as the strong man James Schneber er is running a very successful filling station The reason for Els success ig sign Free Air A peek inside of a rose covered cottage reveals Joan Huber and her beloved what do you know, she finally made up her mindK?J aHH'EettIEH down with one guy Strike one! Strike twol Whoopsl There's goes the ball over the fence I wonder if Pip could have been thinking of Millie on that pitch If that keeps on, Gerald Schneber er may lose a pitching job with the Cleveland Indians PE'TTT5 ova s now singing in Duane's Tiger Room of Julius' Night Club Her Egeme song Is 'CHANGING PARTNERS ' I Mavis Thompson can now be seen on T V as Dolly Dimples in the-program, Look out Army, Here I Come W . I O 0 . B- ' 11 . . e 'n body asked him who showed more interest, the boys or the girls. He answered ins l . int ng .n . A neat, efficient nurse, that's Mary Jane Wielin B the wa , did ou know that more nurses get married t an gIrIs In any other occupaZ1on9 og course, that d1dn't have anything to do with Janie'e decision Or did it? If you see a streak of smoke and hear a roar it will be Jerry Slullie in his hot rod He has won races all over the world His top speed w s 0 m p n Leonard Kuboushek is now the head dancing instructor at Arthur Murray's Dancing School His motto is, 'You'll Get the Dancing Blues' Fred Hemesath, who was always thought of as being quiet, now has his own daily comedy television show and the rumors are he soon will be taking the place of the famous comedian Arthur Godfrey C ril Neuzil just made a record for flying a jet at the speed of 1,000 miles an our He says the nice thing about his work is that there are no corners to turn and he always did have trouble with them at a high speed. And most surprising of all the other day when we visited good old CHS, who did we see in the principal's chair but our old classmate, Maxine Hillman. She said she found a dootor's life too strenuous and this one very refF3EHIEE President 45 g IK tiff. xuf f I President CLASS MOTTO We labor not for time, Herman but for eternity OSH CLASS FLOWER Red Rose Treasurer Mary Ja HC CLASS COLORS Crimson and oilver Rose Marie Thirty two perfectly innocent young people C8uUl0uSly entered the doors of Calmar High on August Zh, 1950, to get an idea of high school life We were called freshmen and were warned that we would have to pass a week of dreaded in itiation to become full fledged members of C. H S We withstood this week very stout heartedly and showed our deepest appreciation by being good students We also sponsored a valentine party for the entire school body August 27, 1951, brought back the entire class and the addition of Leonard Kuboushek and Cyril Neuzll However, during the course of the year we lost Karen Grundeland We were very happy to be back as sophomores, especially since we had the privilege of initiating the freshies' when September 2, 1952 rolled around the number of students in the Junior class rose still higher It was this year that Mildred Buchheit, Cyrthia Ann Massman, Jerry Schneberger, Ernest Heying and Victor Hageman decided to come to Calmar to finish their education, however, Adrian Kautman did not return this fall. we had a chance to try out some of our skills by presenting the Junior play 'Teen Trouble' which was a big success and by sponsoring the Junior-Senior Prom. All in all this year kept every one of us really busy. Finally the long awaited year arrived. On August 31, 1953, we registered for our last long year of high school. We were called seniors and were very proud to possess this title. Victor Hageman did not return this year so we ended with a class of thirty-three strong. After all our experience in past years, we sponsored a Christmas party which was enjoyed by everyone--students and teachers. ' A L I ,, F553 2 ' gg f -M940 , V, J K D ' I Q G' Semor all we, the Senior Class of l95h, of the City of Calmar and the State of Iowa, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, and wish to leave property as follows First To the Faculty we bequeath our collection of make up slips, our bad habits of sleeping in classes, our jokes, humor and seriousness Second sponsors Third To the Juniors we will Miss Balik and Mr Iverson for next year's To the Sophomores we leave the courage and perseverance to stick two more years so that they may inherit the seats in the senior row at Calmar High Fourth. we leave to the Freshmen, half Our personal property we leave Jerry Black, will my midnight rides to President Eisenhower Richard Eppens, will my dainty feet to Tom Nulty our accumulated knowledge follows, Paul Revere and my nickname, Ike, back Joe Shanahan and my athletic physique Ernie Heying, will my dancing ability to Howard Knutson and my way with girls to Mr Lund Joan Huber, will my pet expressions to Mr Masterpole and my ability to trap a man to the Junior girls, Luella Hageman, will my blonde tresses to Schup and my interest in Festina to Bill Luzum. Maxine Hillman, will my Biology achievements to the bugs and my ways of con centration to Anna Mae Thuente David Huinker, will my thirty two nclassified girls to Robert Bins and my influence at the roller rink to Richard Bina Mary Ann Rothmeyer, will my blush to Jerome Rothmeyer and my friendly ways with Luella to Schup Allan Kuennen, will my Dad's Olds to anyone who will take it Elsie Knutson, will my crown to Kay Korbel and my charm to Colleen Wagner Robert Lien, will my tall structure to Norbert Bullerman and my ability to get along with strange girls to Valley Kuboushek Cynthia Massman, will my quiet ways to 'Butch' Kala and my dancing graceful ness to Jerry Ehler. Robert Mashek, will my straight A report card to Lowell Loesch and my bass voice to Dolores Russett Leonard Kuboushek, will my one hand driving ability to Bob Brueckner and my Sara Ness, will my worrying abilities to Diane Hanson and my school ma'am abbitions to Professor Tom Bulman Cyril Neuzil, will my great driving skill and car to Mr Kohout Phyllis Novak, will my boy friends to Kay Schneberger and my late hours to Elaine Fisher Rose Marie Shanahan, will my Irish ancestry to Evelyn Kubesh Helen Ann Shindelar, will my interest in Fort to Alyce Kuennen and mE'basket- ball skill to Geraldine Benda Leo Sobolik, will my completed volume of make up slips to Buzz Harold Mavis Thompson, will my letter writing ability to Mary Ann Riehle and my d1mP19S to Verda Lensing Cletus Timp, will my chair to Roger Barr and my habits to Helen wenthold. Martha weselmann, will my musical talents to Leo Storla and my driver's license to the patrolman Mary J Wieling, will my soda jerking' job to my sister, Rosie, and my laugh to Janet Martin Mildred Buchheit, will my trHnSp0rtBtiOn to dances to the Freshmen girls and my innocent look to Cathy Condon Joanne Nesvik, will my boy friends to the girls who can handle them and my ways with Spillville to Diane Iverson Delores Noehl, will my sociability to James Hahn and quiet ways to Lyle N Herman Preus, will my artistic ability to Donald Kllmesh and my Latin abil ity to whoever wants it Dorothy Schissel, will my gum cracking and giggling habits to Helen Lien James Schneberger, will my mathematical skill to Robert Jevne Gerald Schneberger, will my place on the baseball team to nSpeedyn Buch heit and will someone please will me a driver's license? Fred Hemesath, will my farming oxpertness to John Peck and my ways with Mr Williams to next year's b F A members I, Gerald Sjullie, will my pitching arm to Marvin Phillips and my Chevie to Roger Knutson and Rose Mary Klimesh ol In ' . of 0 as - 1, to 1, to In Ig 1 0 If I, ' Ip '. n In I, . I, . In Ig ' Ip ' 1 ' - , 'baby' blue eyes to Leta Terry. I, Ip . O I I, ID . e In I! . ' e I, - 1, ' I. I, . .W 1, ' I 1, ' 1, ' , I, ' - 1, ' , I, . I, I - I, , Sv Elsnc Len Y I dfd Oahle Uefoveg Luclli ' Av fl Janne .l MLrT sv' D8VId Mgvqg C0 v?' 14voa'.4i ' Jerry Bob L Max Cid' ri kg! Mlllre tzrme Hn, e MBFIB Nu Mary fsms Lemme 'W Doroihy Hume P1 I P Phvllr IKC Bob M FFI1-Z Pyg ' Q . . -- 'VL '3 -'I ' ' A Q- - ', .- V A 1 gf . - X-V Q ' V ' ' ' - , K vw., , Q --,- L 1 I 2 -' T ' , Q , '42 ff Q J 3 - I! I Q Y V N . ' .Qf ik 41 I 1 1 Y qu- 'V ' ' V ' . 5 'J'- ' '. 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' P- J e ' W k Q, , . , Q- rx ik ' if V ' -. f J Q Q . , ii, , K tall girls S NAME Jerry Black Mildred Buchheit Richard Eppens Luella Hageman Fred Hemesath Ernest Heying Maxine Hillman Joan Huber David Huinker Elsie Knutson Leonard Kuboushek Allan Kuennen Robert Lien Robert Mashek Cynthia Massman Sara Ness Joanne Nesvik Delores Noehl Phyllis Novak Mary Ann Rothmeyer Herman Preus Dorothy Schissel Gerald Schneberger James Schneberger Helen Ann Shindelar Rose Marie Shanahan Gerald Sjullie Leo Sobolik Mavis Thompson Fletus Timo Martha weselmann Mary Jane wieling KNICKNAME Ike Millie Dick Lou Fritz Ernie Max Jeanie Davey Els Lennie Bob Bob S s Sally Dee Phyl Marion Hermie Dort Pip Toad Shindy Rosie Jerry Disease Toots Clet Mert Janie AS no brothers or sisters a blush a car Schup bashful ways teeth a giggle brown eyes 8 pie appeal corny jokes a horse long legs mr Lwd n have company be a musician be in the movies keep him 'be or not to b ' hunt be a stay live trap loaf live bears nurse single in town a man a sweet life furnish dates for ability talent glasses a good time a soft voice boy friends a voice two sisters dark hair a butch good grades pretty eyes talent a pitching arm a volume of make up slips Dale football ability personality easy going manner become famous work in Decorah be a teacher live on a farm successful a bum like Lily Pon have black hair have fun invent a nair grower be loved be a farmer's wife move south go to college graduate join the army run a lonely hearts club enjoy herself see the world e H e Al 1 Jo N Cyril Neuzil Cereal mathematical mind be a bridge constructor be be be . 5 JUN1 ns n C3aTh President Secretary 3 N' .L Suzanne Duane .muon PLAY cAsT Treasurer Back A Kuennen, C Schupanitz, D. Russett, D Bengfort R. Brueokner, C. Frana, F Kala, S Smith Front: D Iverson, L Terry, C Condon, M Schneberger 5 Hussett, K Schneberger V President Back: A. Kuennen, J Sehuler, D. Russett, R Knutson, Bifhmeit, R. Brueclmer, K Lutkenhaus, D. Bengfort, R Luzum R Kudrna D Klimesh, R. Terry, E Gerleman d J Kinnetz, H. Wenthold, V Lensing, C. Frana, G auscn, J Enler, R Flaskerud, J. Mashek, M Sehneberger K Taylor, M Hauer 2nd: L Terry, D Iverson, C Condon, A. Thuente, D Her '13, H Mikota, C. Schupanitz, B Pavlovec, S. Smith, K Schneberger, M Riehle, D. Russett lst Mrs Patrick, Sponsor, E Heying, J. wagner, D Hin EEF, Mr Kohout, Sponsor, E Kubesh, F Kala, C Puffer Mrs Ingvoldstad, Sponsor On August 27, 1951, thirty-four intelligent but green freshies trooped to C. H. S. to become strong and faithful students. we were glad after initiation was over and we were really members of the school body. We were also given the privilege of entertaining the high school at a valentine party. During this year we lost one classmate, Christine Phillips. Thirty-three students returned to school in the fall of '52. It was on the third of September to be exact. It was surely great to be called sopho- mores and to top it all off we had the opportunity to give a fall party at which we had the chance to give the freshmen a taste of initiation. During the course of this year Gail Tollefson decided to finish high school in a different state. We juniors by now had discovered that we did not know everything. so on August 31, 1953, we began our third year high. This year brought several new students including Kyran Lutkenhaus, Gilbert Buchheit, Carl Schupanitz, Anna Mae Thuente, Harlan Mikota, Helen wenthold, Verda Lensing, Margaret Schneberger, Janet Schuler, and Alyce Kuennen. Just to display our talents, we presented the Junior Class play, 'The Tangled Yarn' which was lots of fun and a big suc- cess. We also sponsored the Junior-Senior banquet. - i I u i -1 2 - f E -VS Q- f . .' - f , , -' +- - -, Fel fii ' f -me ' 1 - ii Y - V 1- , A as' , 1 1 J. 5 Do A Y Q F L A T Q' 1 . 1325 5 J nf- . 5 v' it t . I I L a 1-he , X 1 . ' NJ. 1 , A 2 e e 0 e e e e e 0 4 e 1 . e Ge e e Q 5 I ' gr 2 . e e e e e , e e e e e e ' 0 e e e e 2 e e e e e e e e I-1 R Jevne, A Sohissel, R Barr R. Benda, D Hemesath B Phillips, M Hageman Zndz H Lien, D. Lien, M Phillips, w Gaffney. W Luzum F Ka1ee, H Lien, P Kleve, R Lechtenberg, J Hauer lst: Mr Masterpole, Sponsor, A. Riehle, R Wieling, R. Kin! 112, J Martin, W. Jarosh, N Bullerman, G Buohheit Mr. Lund, Sponsor A. Shindelar, absent EQ New D. Lien, Secretary, R Lechtenberg, Treasurer, On the third day of September, 1952, thirty two innocent little people en tered the doors of Calmar High for the first time. It was then told to us we would have to go through that torture of initiation, but as you can see we all survived it and were given the name of full fledged freshmen of Calmar High S0h00l. One accomplishment during the year was that we were given the privilege cfentertaining the faculty and student body at a Valentine Party August 31, 1953, found us back at C H S. and now we were given the great name of Sophomores We are sorry to say that this year we lost two members, namely, Robyn Hove and Anita Kleve. This year we gained revenge by sponsoring the initiation party. ZW- rn uv:--1-----, -v --1---, v- -.---. -- -- .... . V - e e e e e I 0 0 e 0 0 . O I1 e e O . Q FPQIQ QC 9 0 ' . . X ,,xQ - W, I , I rd: C. Ehler, J Hahn, J Shanahan, H Knutson, D. Banda anson, T Bulman, V Kuboushek, L Numedahl, D Barth E. Hemesath Zndr A. Bulman, R. Bina, L Loesch, N Griffin, R Bina R Rothmeyer, C. Wagner, G Eddy, E Fisher, A Rausch 1st Mr Williams, Sponsor, R Hageman, K Korbel, H. Erland R K1imesh, L Storla, V. Horton, Miss Wheaton, Sponsor VINCE Lowell Helene Dona d August 31, 1953, was the day when twenty eight shy, young freshmen made their appearance in the halls of Calmar High for the first time Everyone, of course, was thinking about that horrible initiation that we would have to undergo, but everyone survived it with the understanding that we were now mem- bers of Calmar High SCD00le Later on in the year we were given the opportun ity to entertain the student body and faculty at a Lincoln Birthday Party. Sew E O I I O O O O I I O O O I O O f e e e O I g 1 he P , .M V I' ' 5 X1 l 1 h C 2 2' 1a F f E v . I , ik ' . 1 121 9 5 ' J Q AHe,? . , Y-bw-1 ,.,,, Ervin' U if X 3 and is P' Q 'Wm Q EMM! Back R Martin, K Bellows, J Shipton, J Frans, R Chrlstian sen, R Pulman, D Hanson, S Iverson 2nd M Flaskerud, J Kolaas, D Twedt, B Meyer, G Egge K Allen, Miss Winnaberg lst K Donlan, C wangsness, L Luzum, J Thompson, G Kiel E Erland an d J Thompson, L Darling, K Russett, M Holten, J Pav ovec, T. Allen Znd: B. Pavlovec, R. Bins, D. Sobolik, N. Meyer, R. weselmann mis Ludwig 132: P. Ehler, H. Kinnetz, E. Knutson, F. Eppens a Il Q I l 3 f 2 . . f ! n 1 ' 5 Q 4.1 -. A A J' if h . T 1 ' 'X' 2 ' ' A J - r x nn Al , RQ! A.- L 1 0 . - ' I , K I ' 1 L D J 1 J X ' g ei 3 K j .I . I al I 31' Y . 2 K-, 1 Q ,Q .. , U ,Q Q b J . 3 'A' fx 'A - , I A ala - Y ' , ', l . r- . I ,J qt. Q gg.: . . . . . - ATHLETICS FUUTB ll hth F Ruchheit, P Nashek, R Rrueckner, T Bulman, H Preus, C Timp 3rd J Black, D Bengfort, J Peck, R Terry, R Knutson, D Herold 2nd R Kalec, C 9chupanit7, D Rnssett, J Hahn, J Shan anan, F Kala lqt Coach Masterpole, G Schneberger, R Lechtenberg, J Rothmeyer, V Horton, Asst Coach Lund EB l CB!-59 Llq '1' Pug cgllg Cpu' HRW! C Ll fl 2nd Coach Frdvklix , H Qchuler, L Rim-lf, f' Sjulli, E Having, A Naqhek, D Bengfort, C Prana, T Nultv 1St W Luzurr, G Schneberpzer, D Rnssett, G Griffin, R H111 man, A Huinker, L Kuboushek w w 2 .1. ,, . n o , . e Q : Q o o Q , o q 2 Q Q A 1 Q u . a Q . Q . u n o 0 A u a 5 , ,-3 ' -, 4 A J 4'-W . , ' U ary . A ax- .M1 , 1 - , , . ' :Q gx - H 4 ' . , b , ' - , 4 . ' Y 'K , ' I 3 S , , . x C h v , in A X N , x L 5 3 ' -' ' - .4 . v. , . .J y Y l , XX x , f A-f A g i X ...H KR- x : ' 4. 'A Q . n - - ' fs 0 l ' ' o va u , : 0 . . I c l o U . l 2nd G Sjullie, Manager, X Gaffney, R Knutson, J Peck, T-'Nu1ty, J Wangsneas, D Bengfort, G Benda, Coach Nasterpole lst D Lien, W Luzum, C Frana, B Brueckner, K Lutkenhaus, D'-Russett, D Huinker Tom Uavid Billy Kyke Don Baskefball C Condon, J Martin, S Smith M wieling, H Shindelar, J Schuler, R Luzum, M Gerleman M Hageman, J Kinnetz, A Thuento, M Hillman, R Kinnetz, M weselmann Mrs Masterpole, Chaperone, Coach Lund, J Nesvik, Manaver Maxine Mary Jane Martha Suzanne Judy R Rose Efta Helen Ann '79 Baca Coach Nasterpole, E Knutson, K Russett, R B1ne L Numedahl, M Wolten, R Weselmann, H Kinnetz Front J Rothmever, V Kuboushek, T Bulman, D Banda H Knutson, V Horton Calmar Falmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Ridgeway Monona Clermont Ridpeway St Point Ft Atklnson Fresco Fresco Clermont Calmar 22 Ossian Ca'mar M3 Ossian M Calmar 17 St Point 33 Count! Tournament Calmar M2 DeSa1es 22 Calmar SS Oasian 9 Coach Lund, J. Nesvik, Manager, P. Ehlers J' Thompson, R' Klimesh G. Eddy, A. Bulmen, C. Ehler, D. Hanson, C. Wagner, A. Rausch L. Darling, N. Meyer, B. Davlovec Calmar 16 Strawberry Point ld Calmar 7 Clermont 31 Calmar 37 Lime Springs M2 Celmar 2h Ridgeway 35 Celmar 32 Oss4an M5 Calmar 29 Ossian 5 I ll I U H H I G H ex 7 7 ,W , Q 2 rqs 5 I-I, f-5 QL 6 1 xy 1' ,, , 1 x ' gflh A' io? fo ' 2 , ?: 28. ' L .16 ' i 16 Q 39 h5 7 38 22 . . M6 , 23 21 . zu 29 . x 111 '- 1 36 , 28 , 23 7 36 2 26 7 3., L ha . I' A Q 1 X RSM iff X V 1 5 X 1, ff BASEBALL The Cahawks entered the baseball season loaded with talent and determin ation The season kept rolling along and so did the Cahawks They went to the district finals where they were beaten by Fayette in a heart breaker by the score of 3 to 2 The Pahawks were undefeated in regular season play Wven though finished up with a 10 to 1 record Fort Atkinson Ossian Fort Atkinson Ridgeway Decorah St Lucas Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Sectional Tournament Calmar 15 Rfdpeway Calmar 15 Decorah Calmar lh Cresco District Tournament Calmar I! ukon Calmar 2 Fayette Calmar's average per game 12 S Opponent's average per game 9 FOOTBALL they did get beat early in the tournament, they played hard and Summer Baseball Sectional Tournament Calmar 5 Waukon 2 New Albin 2 Postville 1 Calmar 9 Calmar 6 District Tournament Calmar ll Calmar S Rockwell 7 Colesburg 8 Calmar's average per game 7 8 Opponent's average per game h The football season arrived with Mr Masterpole confronted with a group of mostly green players The season proved to be far from good with the Cahawks winning only one game against Adams, Minnesota The loss of letter men from last year hit the team hard and although they may have been discour aged at times, they were always 1n there fighting all the way Elgin Arlington Tripoli Adams Arlington Monona Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar BASKETBALL BOYS Calmar Ossian waucoma Lawler Ridgeway Monona Ossian Fort Atkinson Cleremont Ridgeway Lawler Cleremont Waucoma Monona Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Count Tournament Calmar E7 Rfdgeway Sectional Tournament Calmar 28 Bresco The b8BK6Cb811 season followed mostly the same pattern as football year Calmar Calmar 0 Hawkeye 20 6 Monona 25 Average points per game Calmar 3 9 Opponents 19 3 GIRLS Calmar Ossian Waucoma Lawler Lime Springs Ridgeway Monona Ossian Fort Atkinson Cleremont Ridgeway Lawler Cleremont Waueoma Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Calmar Count Tournament Calmar EO Ossfan DeSales 76 Sectional Tournament Calmar S3 Frotlvfn A Calmar 27 Waucoma 62 The girls won three games th1s to win more than the boys mich as the Cahawks had one of their U88 the first time in many years worst years on the court by winning The returning letter winners were: only one game. The outlook seems M. Weselmann, M, Hillman, J, Kin, brighter with all the letter men netz, M. Wieling, H. Shindelar, R. returning next year. Luzum and S. Smith. . 9 . 1 . 25 9 O 9 O 26 4 O 1 O 16 . O , 1 2 -- T- l -ii 3 Wa O - 3 W . N nv . . 0 7 0 , 33 O 12 13 7 : 6 25 6 26 -- . -- . 51 59 ' 37 A 59 Calmar M2 Fort Atkinson 50 Calmar 25 Fort Atklnson MS 39 M9 33 52 M6 92 M3 60 U2 M9 M7 36 33 70 52 5, S6 h7 26 3 A 67 M0 M9 38 39 M5 . 70 37 U9 M5 M9 M8 59 P47 63 lx? hh 39 56 Ml M5 53 60 L15 55 , Q3 60 M7 63 . 61+ ' 60 3 1' ACTIVITIES 3rd H Preus, Art Editor, E Hevinv, Bus Mgr , A Kuennen Bus Mgr G Sjullie, Sports Editor L Kuboushek, Typist, J Black, Bus Mar , C Neuzil, Typist 2nd J Schneberger, Act vity Ed tor, H Wenthold, Junior Rep resentatlve, D Schissel, Class Fditor, M Wiellng, Typist, man, Bus Mer lst Mrs Ingvoldstad, Sponsor, C Massman, Typist, M wesel mann, Editor, M Hillman, Asst Fditor, M Trompsor, Bus Mgr M Rothmeyer, Activity Reporter C1-XHA rd E Gerleman, Bus Mgr , Gerald Rausch, Activities, H reus, Cover Editor, R Brueckner, Party Line, D Bengfort, Activity Reporter, R Lien, F F A Reporter, R Luzum, Girls' Sports Reporter, B Pavlovec, Roving Reporter, C Neu zil, Mimeo Operator, C Timp, Bus Mgr , F Hemesath, Pus Mgr J Kinnetz, Asst Art Editor 2nd E Hemesath, Freshman Reporter, S Smlth, Junior Repor ter, R Shanahan, Party Line, M Schneberger, Activity Repor ter, M Hauer, Bug Mor , H Lien, Sophomore Reporter, D Rus sets, Bgygv Sports Reporter, W Luzum, Party Llne, H Shindelar, Assembler, D Schissel, Assembler, L Hageman, Typist, M Wes elmann, iypist lst. Mrs Ingvoldstad, Sponsor, J Pavlovec, Junior High Repor ter, D. Russett, Music Reporter, C. Massman, Senior Reporter: M. Wieling, Asst. Editor: R. Mashek, Editor, C. Condon, Party Line, D. Iverson, Art Editor: L. Terry, Activities Reporter '5 U 'f-3 A U ii E Iva ' n 1 v - 4 13 5 1'. . L .3 . D ' J: . 0 0 . ' H. Shindelar, Class Editor, G. Schneberger, Bus. Mor.: L. Hage- v7 N . s, o 0 AN 3rd E Knutson, R Shanahan, J wangsness, J Hauer W Gaffney J Peck, D Russett, D Russett, C Condon, Miss Wheaton 2nd E Gerleman, D Iverson, R Flaskerud, P Novak, S Smith, D Bengfort, R Mashek, M Hillman, D Hemesath, H Lien, H Shin delar, D Schissel, M Wieling, D Lien R Knutson, J Rothmeyer F Kala, D Klimesh lst M Weselmann J Thompson, C Ehler, G Eddy, H Erland, M Hauer, L Terry, J Martin, S Iverson, E Kubesh, R Brueckner Ml E CHU nth Y Phillips, C Neuzil, K Lutkenhaus, R Flaskerud hsit, L Kuboushek, E Heying, R Mashek, J Wangsness, R Lien R Brueckner, D Russett 3rd W Jarosh, V Horton, R Knutson, J Peck, B Phillips R Benda, F Hemesath, N Griffin, D Klimesh, J Rothmeyer H Preus, C Timp, C Schupanitz, J Black, T Nulty, B Pavlovec 2nd H Lien, J Schuler, R Luzum, V Lensing, M Buchheit C Massman, M weselmann, H Wenthold, J Kinnetz, P Novak R Wieling, M Hageman, K Taylor, R Shanahan, D Schissel L Hageman, M Hothmever, J Nesvik, E Knutson lst Miss Wheaton, C Puffer, G Buchheit, S Smith, D Russett C Condon, H Shindelar M Wieling, R Kinnetz, J Wagner K Schneberzer, J Martin, M Thompson, L Terry, M Hillman J Huber, M Riehle : 0 , Q 0 1 e F. Kala, A. Schissel, D. Huinker, C. Frana, R. Kalec, G. Buch- SAXAPHONE QUARTFTTF M Hillman, S Smith, P Novak Flaskerud PRASS QUARTETTE Q Breuckner, J Martin, F Kala R Knutson ww CLARINET CHOIR M. Wieling, H. Shindelar, E. Ger- leman, J. Thompson, M. weselmann CLARINFT TRIO F Perleman, J Thompson M Weselmann BRASS SEXTEFTE P Breuckner, J Martin, N Hauer P Kala, R Knutsow, R Mashek SEXTETTE OCTETTE B Luzum, M Wieling, M Weselmann R Mashek, J Wangsness, J Black, S it Sm h, M Rothmeyer, H Hillman D Russett, D Hu4nker, J Peck, R Knutson, R Fiaskorud STS SYIS-ode-lar Sc ebMAJO ET 14 'deselmafmv K ebgger, Ts 'R f X s. 3,35 Q RN INSTRUMENTAL sonoxsfrs s smith, D Russetb, R Hashek. J wie H. Hillman, R. Knutson, J. Peck, R. 11118, M135 W'h9at0nf E- Knutson, C- COU- Mashek, S. Smith, M. Weselmann, H, don, M. weselmann, D. Schissel, M. Hill- Shindelar, J. Martin man f' ' ' j E 44 '? A 5 9 igf J I . K- . bn H xg X 4 ' -,XX ' 'f1 Z A, sqft d A Scnissel, K Lutkenhaus, G Buchheit, E Heying, R Ma s ek, R Lien, T Nulty, R Brueckner, L Kuboushek, J Black, C Neuzil 2nd D Russett, C Schupanitz, C Frans, R Knutson, J Peck E'-Timp, H Preus, J Wangsness, F Hemesath, R. Flask-'arud D Klimesh, R Benda lst V Horton, N Griffin, J Rothmeyer, R Kalec, B Pavlovec B Phillips, D Huinker, F Kala, M Phillips, W Jarosh Miss Wheaton, Director Absent A Shindelar Trio Soloists L Hageman, J Martin, D Russett D Russett, R Mashek, R Luzum d D Schissel, M Hillman, J Nesvik, M Hageman, H Shin e ar, E Knutson, R Luzum, M wielina, J Qchuler, V Lensing J Kinnetz, B Lien, n Kinnetz 2nd C Massman, P Novak, C Condon, R Shanahan, L Hageman M Buchheit, H Wenthold, K Taylor, R Wieling, J Huber M Rothmeyer, M Weselmann lst Miss Wheaton, Director, C Puffer, M Riehle, D Russett K Schneberger, J Martin, S Smith, M Thompson, L Terry J Wagner, G Buchheit 25-2 oesa - 0 . . . . . I 2 . . . . . 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SQ 1 'Y P' , .f ,-vfg f - qv XX v H P 'I L5 ef P - 1 1 ' X' a v i Y -Q: , XX Y 12623 U1 y Urwe They Eai' Th ey Cfean They Cook Our Since re Interstate Power Co , Calmar Luther College, Decorah Balik Implement, Spillville The Haug Stores, Spillville Marigold Dairy Ingvoldstad Lumber Co , Decorah Sidvs Steak Bouse and Bowling Club, Decorah Nehi Bottlina Co , Decorah George F Hormel Q Co , Calmar Bolson's Feed and Chicks, Decorah Hattlestad Implement, Decorah Decorah Journal and Public Opinion Decorah Greenhouse Iowa State Bank, Calmar Pearl's Beauty Shop, Calmar Hugo Barthelme, Calmar Schneberger's, Calmar Sersland's Farm Implement, Decorah Wapsie Hatchery, Decorah Festina Creamery, Festina Farmers' Co operative Produce Fort Atkinson Rausch Motor Co , Calmar Weis Buick Co , Decorah Tastes Freez, Decorah Coca Cola, Decorah Fred Carlson, Decorah Klimesh Motors, Calmar Calmar Manufacturing Co , Calmar Wallmark Pharmacy, Ossian Becker Hardware, Ossian Decorah Implement, Decorah Thornton Feed Co , Decorah Larsen's Decorah Bjonerud Dry Goods, Calmar Calmar Hatchery John Deere Store, Decorah Faldet Appliance, Calmar Paul Kuhn Co , Port Atkinson Men's Shop, Decorah Thanks To Peterson Gales and S0PViC0 Decorah Dahly Chevrolet, Decorah Bensch and Brandt, Decorah Frederick's Cafe, Decorah Petrick's Conoco Service lmar Egge Chevrolet, Calmar Calmar Creamery Co Calmar Bottling Works Meyer and Co , Calmar Breuckner Drug Store, Calmar Jake's Grocery Calmar Calmar Cleaners Uovel Plumbing and Heating, Calmar Holt Dairy, Decorah Ditto Food Market, Decorah Pryor's Flowers and Insurance Decorah Calmar Super Service Moeller's Electric, Ossian P 8 J Agency, Decorah Ben Bear Co , Decorah Lang's Shoes, Decorah Ray's Shoe Store, Decorah Germann's, Decorah Dr Terry, Spillville Penneys, Decorah Leo Tekippe, Decorah Lang's Jewelry, Decorah Thurst Kjome Music Store, Decorah Priscilla QDOP, Decorah Weselmann's, Calmar Meyer's Grocery, Calmar Sauser's, Calmar Rolfe's Jewelry, Calmar McNe1l's Decorah Bandbox, Decorah Spook's Station, Spillville Wigh Life Inn, Decorah Graham's Decorah Decorah Super Service, Decorah 0 O O 9 M K' , ' J L, , Ca ' O . tv 0 O 0 I , . ! . c Anderson Lumber Co., Calmar Gunderson, Ossian A ' c Q - . - Co. . . . 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