Centerville High School - Black Diamond Yearbook (Centerville, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1950 volume:

Foreword We the staff of the 1950 Black Drarnond dedtcate to you the reader a modern and better yearbook 1mproved by new and rnterestrnq features Usrng the pattern of a popular prcture maqamne we have featured prctures prctures of you and your school hte ln order to please all students we have emphas1zed all the four classes The Black Dramond Beauty Queen and the Black Dramond Dance proved to be such successes that they Wrll becorne annual events Addttxonal new features Jnclude the Black Dramond Photo QUIZ and the C H S Favorrtes Any labor that We the members of the staff have put 1nto thre yearbook Wrll be fully justrfred rt you the reader llke thls rssue ot the 'l95O Black Dramond Members of the Staff 11 - 11 - 1 '1 1 1 1 1 A 1 , . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 11 fontents ct ff. 5. sporlgfnr Executives 4 A Day In the Life of a Teacher, by Ella lean Cathcart 5 Ah! The Life of a Senior, by Sandra Armstrong 12 Will, by Ella lean and Foncey 16 Prophecy, by Ella lean and Foncey 16 Activities-Writeups 28 Beauty Deluxe Homecoming CQueenJ 58 Black Diamond Beauty 60 Pfktare Spotlgbt Features CDouble Page? Inside cover Features 17 Duotone Auditorium 27 Features 41 Duotone Gymnasium 47 Feature Sports 48 Feature 84 Sports Football, by Bob Faris 49 Track 53 Girls Basketball, by Beverly Thomas 54 Boys Basketball, by Bob Faris 56 Cheerleaders 62 Departments Black Diamond Salutes 10 Iunior Class, Sophomore Class, Freshman Class 18 Black Diamond Photo Quiz, by R. A. Robinson 24 Iust To Remind You, by Foncey Iennings 42 C. H. S. Favorites, by Marilyn Feeley 43 Guidance 44 Senior Activities 67 Advertisements 71 SPONSOR - Milton K. Schulz EDITOR - lim Beer BUSINESS MANAGER - Marilyn Feeley SENIOR EDITOR V Sandra Armstrong SPORTS EDITOR - Bob Faris ART EDITOR - Cora Lee Brown ASST. - Dixie Lee Clark EDITORIAL STAFF--Gretchen Hendershot - Ella lean Cathcart Foncey Iennings - Florence Lemley - Don Simpson Sally Brody - Pauline Swab BUSINESS STAFF-Ianet Fletcher - Natalie Carpenter - Sydney Roach - Beverly Thomas - Patsy Followwill - Dean Green . V f-r 'W I. . ,fag t CHS from Me A17 Farm Shops o 0 I I Building B Executive + fwf xxx, Q t 7-BU .-fifsf-1.9 ---x.m..n Y 'r-. 'un , npr' is Carl M11es Pr1nc1pa1 N rffl Southpaw of the As Miles New Prmcmal As Fannon fomplefes 27f!1 Year At the begmmng of the 1949 50 school year Mr Fonnon supermtendent of schools 1n Centervllle for 27 years sw1tched pltchers and put 1n a southpaw by the name of Mr M1les Besldes projectrng splrlted leadershlp upon the students as execut1ves they also promote educat1onal fac111t1es and whole hearted lnterest 1n extra currlcular act1v1t1es Mr Fannon 1S 1n h1s 27th year as head of the pubhc schools of Centerv111e Besrdes school act1v1t1es he also has made a nan1e for h1mse1f on the l1nks Carl Mrles 1n h1s hrst year as pr1nc1pal has rece1ved splendrd cooperatxon from the h1gh school staff and 1n return has g1ven the faculty and students ome worthwh1le 1eadersh1p As summer pastrme Mr Mules unhmbers the left wmg and uses some of that Ph11adelph1a Athletlcs know edge on le ser a pu' ants on the ball dlamond E W Fannon, Supermtendent PGI' 32,7 Page 4 l l 1 . 1 M ' 0 - r R n I 'za ' wa 3 - ' If ,L X 3 'I 1,'.,l' fu X -H Q - it f L V' 9 L, X 1 In 2-.J 21, og.. . . ,, - 'war I. v , Q . . .L ,,.'f M- . r . aww..-nav-b-'W' , ur 41 'QP' - y rf .' If sexi 7 R I --st f ' ,L , V 3 'ti ' , ' ' O-4 4 Nz- .' Q I V x QA , V I o u 1 - . i , ' 1 s ' ' . ' . ' ' 1' W' 'i Q, Wake up Meredee- Time to start the clay!! A Day In file lb? of a Teacfze Shortly after dawn our typical teacher arises and after eating a hearty strength building breakfast hurries to school. Upon arriving at school the shades are immediately lowered and the windows thrown open so the room will have that happy, cheerful, healthful look. Because of this love for mankind and be kind to dumb animals feeling, the first two classes of gum chewers, whisperers, and rustlers of papers are over looked but at the same time given the idea that their presence in class work is needed. However, after the third period this rosy glow has started to fade and the thought of taking an aspirin appears more often. At the end of the fourth period it is decided that maybe arsenic would be better, but by that time it is noon. KNOW turn to page 91 IPWVI School nurse, Miss Olson out early on the job D1 -1'w','iI11I In 1 Elf-.421 Lrity cu SIHCUSOI .J mu: PHSP! 11 M Ithmzxrrilfs IVITY IJQM C'hQIiIII1 WISEMAN Lilflfu i. Ill Lnxtlu EIl 11:Sl1 I ULIPE ZHEY Illlll 1 If ,ll H.-1E1!1 Phyrsi ' xi FI LIKHK -1 ,, Lrrmszl, fk:1'1i f1r1S I I1 NWON K and Ioe F Workmg behznd the bars P12311 1 I Q-.ig Lg.: fnuxs ,,,,f..:'f - b . x Back breaking enjoy- ment-fRobbie giving the word. Page 7 in 5, ny, WW Q WM 711 1,11 IiZ'1.'.7 171. CUSIHNG Sr-c'1fft1z1y tc: S113 f1111tf11:'ir111- E. i.iNfEN, H 1 P 1 1 UONLLDSQN, 511111. lla iciir 1f:'.z'- fx, 'x'fHil,Sfi'f M 'ilpf T' 1'i'S Suriv ' C 1 I1 1 1 11. I.'fTI.I.Eii, T111 ITTiSfTYj I . GOLDSFERI-.Y, fi :Q S '11 Y, I . 113 1 ifis 1 1 1 1mt1c1111 111.1 -ii. S'TUIJii9EHfS, 'E11rgl1fsi1, G'v-t11111f'1.1, Full :1' 1 SIIANKS, A117 W. HOOVER, Vcrci!io11.11 Af11i1'L11tu:'r1, F.Y.fx. SjXGTlS ,,,,,.f-1.. 1? fi 1' , 3'-Win ' ' ,, H ff '1f :.'1 'WZv5 ' -5 Q2 , f f J 9 f- . 1, I f Jw , 113' A K ,Y wk, 'Q X gn row----C. SCHMID, BGoklcsQpinq, Driving Course, Senior Sciencm, Senior Sponsor, l, NELSON, 'rnufrl Arisg M. SCHULZ, lfnqlish, Yecrrnoclc. Second row--l. BUELL, Girls B rslcf,-thrill Ccfifgli, Soriini it-nfff, M, MYERS, Girls Pliysifiul Ezlrirmition, Senior Sponsor, ll. FULLER, liiczlccgy, Sag-niczr Svic,-fire, mifnr Sponsor, Ncziionfsl llnncr Society, Director of Visurxl Eflllffillfill. Tliirfl rmv--VF. lvlll-JCKLER, OICl10SlTf'lI l. Tl'lQMAS, Shsrthfinfl, Typinq, Business Enqlish, lunior' Sgvmisfarg Cl. llAl-QT, Spzinisli, If -f'-f- Ex, Drffnirrtics, Hi-Y Sponsflr. Bsttcm row-V. VVYMORE, llifyh Sflrnrvf Boys Crgfxfh, Plxysirzfil flllfjflllflflf P. ROBINSON, Elumfrn Hfflfilions, Govffrnincnl, Gffrzrirrzl Swif-nffz, lffsnmiiifts, lrininr misffr, l7orfrns1f: LQ'J 1llF Spcnsrzrg P, IOHNSCN, Aim'-ricarn Hislnry, PCIQG 8 Page 9 f Ni wr ,lr r ff' W4 ff . ' ,f f, , 2 ' I ...A I K .N ,, ,:,, gr y 'Wham 0 V R A' A 5 Mir' ff C. I. relaxes after a rough day. Some relaxation-he has to cook Teachers After a vigorous meal of a hamburger and malt the return to school is a pleasant one and teaching once more takes on its better looks. For the remainder of the day things go rather smooth. This is due to the fact that because of a strange illness many pupils are absent. At 3:46 the good ieeling is punctuated by the thought ot having completed a good days work: but this is soon interrupted by the reminder of a meeting or some extra activity that they are sponsoring. Once more at home, While grading papers each one recalls a particular person or incident and upon thinking of these incidents lists for detention, failures and lowering of grades are made out. Not Wanting to go to bed with this depressing business hanging over them, the papers are hastily regraded, each score raised, and the lists destroyed. So with not only the thought ot tomorroW I'll be more pleasing and give higher grades but also another day, another Sl.5O , they retire and so ends a day in the lite of a teacher. e Black Diamond qs r 8, Ka Co A L. Page 10 ...L N u w' ' 'K vll su USF 11m Beer 10 cmd 11 as representcmve members of the semor clcrss Q' Dean Green '19 ' . 1 5 . in X 5 f M .I . The Black Diamond salutes the four students shown on pages ll' , 4' db ' 9X V 1 4 ga Go I L., , N 7- i is sf X, -- 4 no 1 1 A n -, ,, 6 A 0 iffsfv- A ,--: , 4-:' , 'T' , ,wr-.-g H . cfs? ' A 6 xl 'V rw. ' r' 14- La- , r k F 55 ':fI1 'AM 1,-'37 Sembr Ofhkers S and Sponsors Page 1 1 Hx Sandra Armstrong 'W' lg? B 3 A aaa Natalie Carpenter C1 1 I lr Is fww-W of ., f.,: 'ff'f A V4 WMO V . ,, Wg N ..,. my r 454 f N . xy ,f f W , A a ,rrr 1 .ew,M.,,,W!'g,,txM,1y ,V ' ,Wm W F riff will Q., -x XX .15 U 5 L1 ll U lx lm, Ia. Cf-2-:--' 'Ns I P I , I .7 5 E E V ? ',. f'-xc, A Page 13 U x 12- - Q 52, f 1 fe ' 1? fl tl M 'Tl fx - . f .helm , l 1 . 1 'Y ,, 7 -if - i 'gfjfi' ' t' t . Ei? rw- , I h Z, ,F , ..... . x,.., .elif ,mr j ' Ag ix V mmf dwfj Moose ooruoe, HERE comes THAT BACK-UP BALL or Yourzs, A6AIN. 5:5-fi f- .5 Arriving on the scene is a gorgeous maiden, who doubles as a teacher and a fourth hand in bridge, whenever she is needed. In cz soft-spoken voice, she invites our comrade to lunch. Hot, free lunches are a new program in this institution, so we take the escalator down into the newly decorated cafeteria, whose furnishings are known throughout the world. It is the only school cafeteria which features love seats and a color scheme of scarlet and black. Our senior sticks his nose high into the air, because the menu is exceptionally poor today-it features chilled pine- apple juice, hot turkey sandwiches, Waldorf Salad, Caviar, hot fudge sundaes, and assorted cashews. Iimmy Dixon Robert Faris Ianet Fletcher Dean Green Gretchen Hendershot Alice Hobart Robert Hughes Sandra Eggert Marilyn Feeley Beverly Gardner lame-s Guffey lark Hc-ndershot Billy Ice l'lOllf'Ill 6fTl'C Angelina Iavonovi h Charles Fadiqa Dale Fenton Janet Gerard Bonnie Hatfield Clydone Hixonlraugh Ronald House-r Lafonnc- lennings ' 'Q ' .i,. . 'QW-V ,1 iff f f t ' -7. Q ' , ,,. E. 5 , 4 ,cf ' it-'V f i ' . in V s fm 6 Q.: K - J, f .fi , Q 'ITL ' ' fig, an x ,fl .Z-'f -5' ' rrxr' 2 , . an , 1 T 2: f ,gg .1':,i-jp 9, 51322. n I . .x 'gl 4301 ak ' X out 1+ 134 Q A 6 ew .-W .S 'pq f a A . rg V i K sts 0f r'fi 7 A Beverly Klanjac Dolores Knowles Billy Leigh w- X V -- 1 Q-...QW . QI ' Page 14 i Ill 'w:-:a:- I- 1: sit Gr L ll f ,g i g Q' lj!! IM CJOINC1 IN TO TAKE DICTATION NOW H g H oowr worzfzv Mom, IF ue TRYS rn-mr Oh Brother- IS If Warm- AGAIN, l'LL oo LIKE You Tow Ms Following their little snack, all seniors are given a recreation period, in order to relieve their worried minds. Besides, they must be fresh for the next class, which is swimming and diving taught by the one and only, Miss Esther Williams. However, our particular senior finds this class somewhat dull, so he amuses himself by walking up and down the hall with his steady . Iust for kicks, he puts a silver dollar into the juke boxef incidentally there are two on every floor. For a short interlude the couple entertains each other by doing their version of the Charleston. Three O'clock he gives his honey a swift kick and hurries to his flying lesson. His instructor, who has just recently come home at Twelve O'clock High , is better known as Gregory Peck. Greg, who is in a gay mood, allows our buddy to fly down to St. Louis, where they stop for a short rnalt. Florence Lemley Anita Lyon Mary lane Matekinc Patricia McClellan Thomas McGee Virginia Lewis Anna Laura Main lack Maxwell Marilyn McCoy Donald McNair loyce Long Barbara Main lean Maxwell , ' L .2 , ,. . gr 3 ..,,, V : A 4' if six 73' f , figs -as A ., Si air e ,, 7 My ' E , l 'll , , 1 ,.A ,,. gi w. 7 ' G3 'gr . ' f .5 ' tt-' 5: g Qrgffm V yy f 7 ,.. W - 5 L fy QE 1 1 gg '11-,Y - Q gg. if vi fi QL.. g 5 WZ' My Q l2fIl'l'llII'uI lXl Marlo-no Mill: Earhara McDaniel Norma Lee McVey he-ixiiccfe Mine N34 .7 ,YV ,M 4 its il, ,vw V.. ICN v-.pf If l f U 1 , cf' ,'., !,..q,,,.,,ev 'ZH .rf 1' 'V 'li iw: get , . 'AA1 3. 4 .3 'mar' 'Y X ' t W 4 4 r ,, . V N, M 6, L u A .I fijflll fig? xi R . Doloris Moore Sara Amr Q'Toolo Sharlerre Roby Bonnie Stink Bobbie Stout Rlvlftfiflfl Todo Ikfltrxirro Mullins Mary Ellt-ri Prism Carolyn Snodgrass loo Stop'-ltr Lrrrry Streepy Erncrst Thomas llerrdc-ll Odrfrr Gr-no Ranrplr-liora Ieanrrette Starcevich Gerald Stiulzler Sue S1-:eeden Five o'clock finds him in a mad frenzy, he has to rush, for tonight he's invited to the Country Club for this is the evening of the Country Club Banquet and dance. The teachers are treating the seniors to a seven course dinner and they hired Vaughn Monroe's Orchestra for dinner music, and Harry Iames' for dancing. By three o'clock the faculty members are still going strong -now they're holding a jitterbug contest. On the other hand, our senior pal is slowly, but surely, drifting off into dreamland. Finally, he is forced to leave the gala event. Back to his humble home, the senior falls wearily into bed-completing the end of a very boring day. However, our senior buddy has one compensa- tion-Y-for tomorrow there Will be no Kennett. Thom is Rosomary Thomas Pticlrfrrd Trargy l.IJry Beth Turner school, the teachers will be forced to Rifllfllfi Wflf lcfzrtno 'Wclls Louis Zemo remain in bed due to Conditions beyond liohfsrt Vvaitc 1'-.ttrriiyrr 'Niles lean Zuccarellc their control. The senior looks forward to tomorrow with great glee-what is he going to do tomorrow? Why! Visit A, school, of course! H, E an as 4 'F'-'J tl!! llO.K...O.K. ru DESTROY THE NEGATIVESH . ' ' Bur CANVIU swore MAKE A are utr IN I. THE EMPLOYEES PuBt.tcATtoN,su2 ff 1 Page 15 S .vvfv 3 M 'xg rd E Slg if - rt tl., LAST WILL A D TESTAME T We the class of the half century the year l950 of Centerv1llc Hrgh School Centervrlle Iowa berng of sound and drsposmg mrnd and memory of full legal age and not actmg under menace fraud or the undue 1nf1uence of any person whomsoever do hereby make pubhsh and declare thrs our last w1ll and testament To the freshman sophomore 1un1or and senlor c asses of 1951 we leave all the good trmes we have had ln C H S Margaret Angaran Delor1s Azzallne Ieanne Davls Allce Hobart and Marlene Mrller leave the basketball team to Iosephme Moore DIXIE Clark Wrlma Padavtch Darlene Randolph and Amelra Slsul Sandra Armstrona Natalle Carpenter Marrlyn Feeley Ianet Fletcher Foncey lenmngs Carolyn Snodgrass Marllyn Wrles and Dolores Knowles leave Senror Grrl Scoutrng ACl1V1l1eS to the rumor grrls Scout Troop Ella lean Cathcart Sandra Eggert Roberta Tade and Gretchen Hendershot leave the Chevle to the yunror boys Beverly Klanlac Barbara McDan1el and Mary Beth Turner w1ll the1r dancmg ab1l1t1e to Bert Murphy Dwlght Caldwell Gerald Strckler Louls Zemo Tom Al9ll0 Iohnny Buban B1lly Ioe Hollenbeck Dale Fenton and Charles Fadlga leave the1r des1re to study to Eddre Powers Charles Brown Albert Bubnrak and Darrell Clark leave the1r posltlons on the football team to Dean Green Cullen Hart and M1CkeY Krualch Ioe Steele Kendell Oden Ilmmy Dlxon D1ck Wa1te and Rrchard Wa1te Don McNa1r and Frankle Wldmar w1ll the1r dull lrves to Iackle Parker Dean Green Gene Rampleberg Robert Hughes Robert Farrs Thomas McGee lack Maxwell and Ilmmy Beer leave the1r cars to Orvrlle Freeborn and Irmmy Douglas lean Maxwell V1rg1n1a LEWIS and Clydene Hxxenbaugh w1ll the1r qulet ways to Martha Mrlanr Iudy Hendershot and Kay Lea Sayres Ioyce Long Betty Bonebrrght Bethel Davrson and Lors Boyer w1ll then membersh1p rn F H A to the homemakrnq classes Iames Guffey B1lly Lerqh Kenneth Thomas Ernest Thomas and Ronald Houser w1ll therr pool table at Huffs to Rav Teater Verle Teater B1lly Cloud Iohn McKee and D1ck Mrddleton Marilyn McCoy Bern1ece Mlner and Pat Mc Clellan leave the1r seats 1n the Ma1est1c Theatre to Mary Guffey Pat Cl1ne and Mary Shaw Rlchard Tracy and Larry Streepy leave the1r seats 1n study hall to Iames Daggett and Iames Shaw Rosemary Thomas Mary Ellen Pasa Maxme Mullms Delor1s Moore Anna Laura Mam Donna Beaty and Beverly Gardner leave the1r noon hour tr1ps uptown to Delor1s CIHkOV1Ch Greta Ball Mary L1n1ch Patty Doll and Ann Belloma Bonn1e Hatfreld lean Zucarello Sue Sweeden Bonn1e Stark Sharlene Roby Sara OToole Flor ence Davrs Sh1rley Brmegar and Barbara Mam leave the1r success Wllh the boys to the junlor grrls Ieanne Wells Ieanette Starcev1ch Ianet Gerard Margaret Busetto Angellna Iavonovlch Barbara Mrhalavlch and Norma Lee McVey leave the school busses to Lovel Lrster and Iohn Kruzlch spare t1re on the jeep to Dwayne Curtls truck Bob Stout and DICK AUSl1D leave the1r defensrve ab1l1ty on the basketball team to Tom Pote and Rrchard Davrs Florence Lemley leaves Homecomrng queen to any hopeful 1un1or g1rl flass of 7950 Holds Reamon Centervllle Iowa Iune 2 1970 A reun1on of the graduatrng class of Centervrlle Hlgh 1950 was held last Thursday 1n the Clly park Many famous people were present Some of the most notable are llsted below Tom Arello presrdent of the NALU CNat1onal A SOC1CIllOl1 of Loafers Unronl was present along wxth other offlcers Lou1s Zemo Vlce Presrdent and Ronald Houser Secretary They have no treasurer The followmg members of the board of the Natronal Basketball Coaches Assoc1at1on were present Margaret Angaran Al1ce Hobart Delor1s Azzalrne Ieanne Davls Marlene Mlller and Bethel Davrson Dr Iames P Beer PHD BA MA 51 BS author of the book on hrs northern travels Beer On Ice and who 15 now coauthor1ng wrth Larry Streepy a new book ent1tled Brrght Trghts for DoR1ghts was one of the after drnner speakers Dur1ng the reun1on Sandra Armstrong well known colummst w1th the Chrcago Trrbune man aged to get an 1nterv1ew w1th the noted F Rlchard Austrn better known as D1Ck whose latest book Forelgn Words and Phrases for Emergency Occa srons has caused qulte a sensatron Robert Wa1te manager of the two most proml nent theatres 1n Southern Iowa Rrtz and Ma1est1c was unable to attend the reun1on due to the specral showrng of the p1cture The Outlaw whlch has frnally reached Centerv1lle However the theatres were represented by Barbara McDan1el who secretary and Chlef cashler Several members of the faculty of C H S were present 1nclud1ng Mary Beth Turner Home maklng Department Donald McNa1r Vocatronal Agrrcul ture Mary Iane Matek1ne Mus1c Department Florence Davrs Hrstory Department Franklm Wrd mar Engllsh Department and Gene Rampleberg Professor of Chemrstry Also present was the new prmcrpal of Centervrlle Hlgh Kendell Oden who I rtmu l 11 70 , . 1 A 1 2 , 1 1 - I ' ' ' L I 1 I I I ' A 1 1 . 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' V7 1 'ly 1 1 P11 T111 1y '-I h DO N-, 311.111 F11 F111 ff' 111' U iff! if - VV Q . ' I., 1 . 1 1 Q , ' X'V'l1 . , yhcdy 'ff'-'1sr srztitff S .A J A I E, , C1 ll 5 Q' 9 S 'He K - K if Q. 1 ,Q t . ' E- The Jumbr dass Page 18 ,- ,lo X Top picture, top row-Alice Brooks, Theodore Carr, Richard Brown, Richard Davis, Harlen Adams, Iininiie Carter, Gerald Anders, Tommy Clauson. Middle row-Greta Ball, Patricia Cline, Georqianna Conn, Wallace Curl, Barbara Davis, Dixie Clark, Cora Lee Brown, Sally Brody. Front row-Rachel Conley, Mary Ann Casale, Sally Dillon, Colleen Beaty, Delores Crnkovich, Delmar Ballanqer, Theda Campbell. Botioin picture, top row'-Donald Grenko, Tom- niy Dooley, Sian Grenko, Leonard Fox, Billy Franklin, Barry Elliott Doyle I-ledqecook, Doyle Faris. Middle row---Marilyn Elliott, Alice Eden, Bonnie Exline, Neal Hart, lustus Dye, Dwayne Fe-ight, Dale Exline, Vlfanda Dobyns. Front row- Patty Doll, Nancy I-lanshew, ldalee Exlino, lack Dykes, Louetta Griffin, Pat Followwill, Mary Guffey. Top picture, top rfpxv -Ronnie Kauzlarich, Lovel Lister, Io Ann McCord, lim Klum, Glen Hughes, William Kopatich, Larry Lemley, Iohn Krufich, Margery McCloud. Middle row--Ollie Iones, Bob Knapp, Robert House, lvlaurie Mclfllderry, Paul Houser, Norma Hiatt, Sue Knowles, Dorothy lohn- son. Front row-Iohn McKee, Leona Kennis, Dorla Hodae, lftfilladone McDaniel, Virqinia Hixen- ivauqh, Carol lean Kina, Charlotte Korschner. Bottom Picture, top row-Kenneth Metz, Danny Minalovirli, Ronald Owens, Tom Pote, losephinc- Moore, Sydney Roach, Clifford Rushton, lim Milani. lvlidale row--Iirn Prow, Sue Shanatclt, Mary Shaw, Dolly Morris, Barlvara Maletta, Wil- ma P'1d'1vir'h, D Itll TI'lC Moore, Betty Shaw. Bottom row-Marqair.-t V t- iight, Ruth Price, Bonnio Ramos, Goldie Ray, l'ran r-s Murphy, Carol Marvin, Mari' lyn Plowrnan, Io Ann Sacco. mf? if 1 n L fi ' i ,an 'K r Tap row-ARicharcl Widntar, Ralph Stickler, lim Shelton, lames Volk, David Stuart, Dori Simpson, Bah Sheston, Marilyn Smith. Middle raw-Norma Zuvco, lack Stuftlebe-em, Beverly Thomas, Zrzrma Lee Strcmdhcliq, Amelia Sisul, Ronald Willitrrris, Ray Tonrter, Nick Stamas. Bottom TfZV. AIlll Zaputil, Paulina Swalv, Barbara Wtzlkrer, Dormfr Stewart, Paul Swain, Mary Kay South, Lili: V-lvllilllitlki, Shirley Traxler. - 7, ... A KIQXB gf -Nl id x' -w wt A ,I j ,-, Y ka SALES W E' 1 S' U lm ' , El f! I En -. i ' ngu i ,Q Ellis -. IQ! ! r 4, S A13 ' ' , . X lui: vi mn touom You sAv,THe flnrzsr mme u SHOULD DO wAs LEARN TO SELL MYSELF. . .1 WAS .lust PrzAcTnclNcf Page 19 949g -l-K .wg mm Top picture, top row-Paul Coop, Ioe Columbus, Billy Cloud, Curtis Ccndra, Richard Archibald, Ronald Chriss, Lester Cool-Z, Marjorie Cornett. Middle row-Susan lirucl-zshaw, Mary lane Adams, leannine Brown, Dale Beaty, Margaret Apqar, Floyd Bankson, 'lheda Cauzitizrell, Loretia Blazina. Front row-Betty Bryant, Anett Bradley, Anne Beloma, Frances Clark, Max Cousins, Nancy Burd- hoffer, Anne Cortesio. Middle picture, top row-Lois Davis, Beverly Garrison, Rex Farnsworth, L: ron Eddy, Ernest Daniels, Dwayne Curtis, Richard Darrah, Paul Crowder. Middle rowil-luth Evans, Pat Ft-oloy, Poqqy Finks, Dwane Gott, Bob Eatoclc, Richard Gardner, Al Fenton, lack Fox. Front row --Bonnie Davis, Lucille Davis, loan Fadiqa, Phyllis Findley, Virginia Fenton, lennie Lee Fowler, Ioytre Forlies, lirnmy Daqqett, Bottom picture, top row-Ben Houser, lim Hayqreen, lohn liopatich, William llfryos, Cullen Hart, Eugene Hernandez, Richard Hodge, Richard Grenko. Middle row--Don lanes, Betty lones, Lois Hawk, lva Gular, Kay Knuckles, Barbara Lee, Pe-qqy Iensen, Ronald Grenko, Front row-Arlinella leter, Dolly Kelley, Reta Hoover, Charlene lohnston, loann Kruzich, Tliornas lrlindloy, loo lsilpflfjllti. I Centerville 28 Centerville 46 Centerville 31 Centerville 26 Centerville 28 Centerville 19 Centerville 21 Centerville 31 Centerville 24 Centerville 34 Centerville 40 Centerville 34 Page 20 xl. f :tg S if-' .L. f ,. 5 t 8- - f ll ,ig S ' ' A izii I ' -, 2 'rf' 'tn'-r ft 1 i ,Y , ,,,, r re, , x 9' Sf. T- Q. I if i . Li ,. 3 1 z, , V 0, ,u m ,K E 3 7' ,f w ,a:5,:vagf:,,:i Q. little Reds Basketball Albia Albia Bloomfield Knoxville Fairfield Keokuk Charlton Ottumwa Chcrriton Bloomfield Fairfield Knoxville 1f,f f 'A' I,If 'K 5,1 A. I .fA',I1.'Iif I. , 1i11y'Y:11 f,-11, 1+ If ?'1II1iS'.', d if-':11 G15-f-11 1.ff114f- V17 :gan ,, 1.f'1fffL f.3 ,ff O 1f-1 HU11 1'1','.l.if'f 1'-.1f1f 1 1.011 125 E111i,:3' T griiclfs. 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Guest Edxtor Black Diamond Pho fo Quiz A gm sv ET 'Sz Ki? Q ,L flwnww 1 Thxs well f1l'ed b1Nefn mem All D9 founo m wkm tea bers VWOYIID ns J nfs 4 'What 'Vus ck Q t Oni x xt be found? M nr 1a n' 5 u F1 1 to tum th hcmts IU Whfn wrrp 'hls rm .rr fr on 'hf fx Lvfxy smdent s culd the 1 r L mf Pls CI eb Ure-d vet ran of many ChT1IDG1'jHS 5 D1SIJ1CIYPd m the trophy ccxsn .sy thc drxvmq :rss vxhu! done fh1S 1 Cl fl me te af cz' renf Q 1 r I sysfn 10 For each answer 60 passing 3 All thut mcmy of L15 s 1 v of thls Joy durmq ihe sootwalw Seuscn vas Ms bunk Who IS he? WV' V X F f 70 Farr , me , n 80 good 90 excellent kethexll sqm H19 P099 24 . ' - - fgiff' 0 A .1 fs S ' fi LQ , a r f. .lvl . . 1 .. A s n A 1 in 5 W X , 'r K 0 . , 2 - 3 ' . ' Q' L'. .i L 'd ' IZ 2. H 5' .' ' '1 h be L 1 3 . L ' fi 1. ' E ' ' ' ' . C. ' e . . ONCQ 9 if EY ill Cx ' be ' ' N , , ', 0 Q - xfivv .az 1, V . Q 4 . ' lv: , 4 4.9 , 2 - 3 X C . , 'NA ' x ' '4 , X . n ..1zj?' 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The junior class play, Cash and Carrie played before a full house. I Remember Mama , the all school play afforded the opportunity to many students to try their hand at stage work. Besides the three act plays the thespians have been responsible for numer- ous skits and Chapels. lim and Bob behind the scenes PW l 1 A Q -7 N ,v ' 'fjil Q? YM 5 fl C ' , K f - f' x . 0 M, 1.7, X za, Six. YT f .1:-,'-:1: ' f -lx 'S L K U 3 , it 4 ' 1' f ,Ip-'f'S'5j5jIj' Q it uh, .so :5:f:f:1:I: U ' ff' ,CV7 ':5:5:3 fIf2 N' ' C ' rv- r- X 5 N f A . api rg 'fri H it l'HAb Quan A all awww nzxsm'-r nr ? Cash and Carrienfflt Work!! Page 28 Page 29 laden! C'olmc17 Top zo-.v---l':gl: K . jQte1', lick l.:',1I-I'.'. ill f Iirn llilani. Middle zz.-,f--22.111-y' '.'f':.i,f t t lf'1IT Clliflffvlff, Di:-:ie Lee ffQ,11'::, Isl J 1 1 l Nf'wlrl:,l, Danni: Lee T .'t1ifY 'Y 1 s hczmzy lofi Under the guidance of Dean Green, Council president, the group was responsible for a majority of the chapel programs and the lyceums which the students enjoy. The student council is the governing body of the high school. w:nir1cv litmtl- - Six md ctooizios Spaonsois, Miss Vlwvllfjlil, ivfr. Milfs, Miss Car Mr. lltut itvvr-ivimg tw: 1 rntist pmsfvliltrd 111 lyveuin. 3. ity 5,1 Me Black Diamond The hrst Black Dramond went to press 1n the year 1909 It came out a very respectable book There were two types of covers avarlable for that 1n1t1al book The cloth covered book sold for S100 the flexrble leather cover cost the students the astoundmg total of Sl 75 The frrst annual board was composed of Edward Shutts Edrtor 1n Chlef Nell Brown asslstant ed1lOI Walter Bateman busmess manager Vera Lee asslstant busrness manager Many people have a ked concernmq the orrqm of the name for the year book Mr Shutts now presrdent of the Iowa Southern Ul1l1l1GS Company related that rn l909 Appanoose county was the leadlng coal producmg county rn Iowa and smce coal 1S thought of as black dramond the name seemed to be a natural Mr Shutts recalled that no one rn partrcular suggested the name So Black Dramond became the name of the furst and succeedrng an nuals The hrst book devoted an ent1re page to each faculty member The classes were approprlately prctured the semors glven preference as to s1ze of plcture Features of the book rncluded the Class Prophecy Class Poem Class Hrstory Class Calendar and varrous lrterary gems Declam was no doubt the outstandlng actrvrty of C H S 200 students attended the meet 1n Mou ton 1n the year 1909 That same year C H S had the state champion Iokes and cartoons were a dellghtful feature rn the hrst annual There was even a sectlon entltled S ams The flrst Black Dramond wa defmltely a uccess lt IS hoped that through the tlreless leadershrp of Mr Schulz sponsor of the yearbook that the 1950 edrtlon wrll meet wrth the same approval accorded the hrst ed1t1on Debate entered the Burlrngton 1nV1tat1onal meet A dual meet Was held Wllh Ottumwa Centervllle also took part 1n the two day meet at Muscatrne nna L e Strand C ld A l y Pm r k ll s Page 30 O S . . . h . - u 1 u . ' ' s ' ' s , . ' 1 The debaters were quite active during the 49-50 school year. Two teams E I W ' 'VV' Lt-ag 3 Za e. be-rg, Jem mms, Florence Lemle, lim f c azio, lnset-Mr. Ro'N1'on. lnsets--Milton K. Schulz, sponsorp Marilyn Teeley, business manager: limmy Beer, editor. Business staff-Marilyn Feeley, Natalie Carpenter, lane-t Fletcher, Pat Followwill, Beverly Thoinas, Sydney Roach. Editorial staft, back row-Flo Lemley, Sandra Armstrong, Bob Faris, Ella lean Cathcart. Second row-lim Beer, Gretchen l-lendershot, Foncey If-nninqs, Cora Lee Brown. First row Sally Brody Pauline Swab, Dixie Clark. Black Dlbmolm' .Yfdff The Black Diamond Staff under the leadership of Milton K. Schulz has put out the first hard back cover with Smyth sewed binding for a number of years. The business staff deserves considerable credit for the spirited campaign they put on in obtaining advertising. , lim Beer, Sydney Roach, Cora Lee Brown, Sandra Armstrona. Marilyn Feeley in a lighter mo- ment. W'liat was that story, Sydney? Page 31 l J' lrbrory Honor Society Top pivtiirt.-, stfmzlincq Dolorf-3 lfHOVJlfiS, Dorm Cfiocvn, Holy Fziiis, Tlirnintis lVlt'Q oc-, lVlcii'ilyn l'QC'li'?Y. Soixtml Suiictui Eqqvit, Ntittiliv Cixi'- pontor, lim Beer, Flo Lnniloy, Fonfoy lonninqs. lIlSC'lS 'SIJOIiSGTS Miss iitonilioirg, Mi. Tiilloi, Miss Goldslnoriy. Bottom picftiiio, stfinclintj Ann Zfipiitil, lofin Safco, Alien llolurt, lfiziriwttfov S1'1ic'Qvif'li, ltinol Flotchor, lo Ann lvl-'C'::1cl, Dr-loios Ayxzilino, GI'-stu Brill, Wliliiui P4'idt1viv'h, Crum Lf-6 Brown, lofinno Davis. Smittfql -Norris.: ll.'li'VV'Y, Genf- Rmiiiiploliong, M-irilyn Siziitli, Azntilit: Slsiil Ztfnnai Loo Siivincllfefrcg, lQItIIl f S lvlixiyliy, Hiitli ?iiso, lion Sizinismrx, lf :n ll.'l.174x-.'f-'l. Bock row-Marilyn Smith, Amolio Sisul, Mfirqory McCloud, lo Ann M:'Corol, Zonno Loo SlTfIT1fllb0I11. Second rmv-lffilnici Puduvirh, Xflffzndfi Doldyns, Anita Nilsson, Ruth Price, Charlene lohnston, Lewun Roricli. First TOVV'PIi,If1iTOS Murphy, Eovorly Mt-Vfay, Shirley Wtzllcor, Dolly Kelly, ldtilml Exlino, Peqqy Pinks. Ljbmyy Chapel Studonts marking uso of library Miss lNisefrnr1n, lilvrriririn Erlitli fflfxrk, Czssistcxnt lilvrrxriiin Tfilks on lgocks in Chugwsel Y-Teen The Y-Teens this year have been responsible for a chapel program. But the highlight of the organization is the worthwhile goodness obtained by belonging to such a group. The Y-Teen organization is the largest on the campus. Florence Lemley is the Y-Teen president. Ln-1 Top picture, top row-Carolyn Snodgrassg Sandra lxrnrstronay Marilyn Wiles, Secretaryp Sydney ftoach, Treasurerg Patsy Edeng Bonnie Exline, lqlorerire Le-mlcy, President, Middle row-Louetta Grilfing Alice Zoe Eden: Natalie Carpenter, Vice President, Ruth Evansp Mary Beth Turnerg Peggy Finksg Peggy lensen. Bottom row-Sally Dillorxg Pat Feeioyg Iladoan Freeucrng Pat Followxvillp Lois l-lawkg Sue Shanalelt. Middle picture, top rowelewett Hisrn, Barbara Lee, Io Ann McCord, lane-t Fletcher, Mary Freeland, Beverly Thomas, Charlene Iohnston, lean Wells. Midfile rowf -'Phyllis Pindley, Beverly Vtlood, Gretchen Hendershot, Cora Lee Brown, Fcncey lennings, Celeste Austin, ludy Henderslrot, Nancy Wilson. Bottom rowfNancy Lee Wood, Kay Loa Sayres, Frances Murphy, Sue Knowles, Dixie Foster, Carla Shanafelt, Frances Clark, Martha Milani. ' Bottom picture, top row- Mary Kathryn South, Patricia Cline, Barbara McDaniel, Elia lean Catli- cart, Leaun Roach, Beverly Klanjac. Bottom rowHNancy Hanshow, Mary Ann Casale, Nincy Everman, Marilyn Elliott, Ann Zaputil, Willadine McDaniel. Y-Teen Initiation Page 33 Miss Dalgliesh, Sponsor Top picture, top row-Westella Estes, Barbara Lee, Shirley Sleeth, Mary Freeland, Margaret Apgar, Kay Knuckles, Mary Starcevich. Middle row+Donna Dhority, Betty Shaw, Beverly Wood, Io Ann Fricvrro, Susan Bruckshaw, Mary K. South, Ioyce Forbes. Bottom row'-Betty Bryant, Mary Ann Casale, iudy Hendershot, Donna Smith, Nancy Vifilson, Frances Clark, I-,iiddle Picture, tcp row--Sue Shanatelt, Mary Shaw, Ethel McCloud, Alice Brooks, Marilyn Smith, Qllie lones. Middle rowgMary Guitey, Marilyn Plowman, Barbara Vilalker, Peqay Shaw, Kay Lea Sayres, Arbella Ieter, Maraaret Vifriaht. Bottom row-Charlotte Terry, l-Rachel Conley, Barbara Flowman, Sally Dillon. Bottom picture, tap row-Charlene Iohnston, Barbara Maletta. Georqianna Conn, Beverly Thomas, l-farilyn Wiles, Marilyn Feeley, Middle row-Lila Thomas, Roberta Tade, Sandra Eqaert, Alice Hobart, Elia lean Cathcart. Bottom rowfPauline Swab, Anita Lyon, Gretchen Hendershot, Beverly Kianiac. Identification for Mixed Chorus pictured on page 35 Vocal Top picture, top row-Beverly Thomas, Mary Freeland, Sydney Roach, iack Maxwell, Cullen Hart Buddy Bradley, Edward Powers, Ethel McCloud, Alice Brooks, Marilyn Smith. Middle row Charlene lohnston, Ella lean Cathcart, Roberta Tade, Sandra Eqaert, Iimmy Beer, Norman Medland Bill Minor, Bill Lofqren, Bobert McConnell, Barbara McDaniel. Bottom row-Lila Thomas, Pat Follow will, Beverly Klanjac, Bobby Leiah, Bill Newbold, Harold Theile, Gretchen llendershot, Pat Cline Bottom picture, top row-Marilyn Feeloy, Bob Eatook, lack Walker, Larry Thomas, Sandy Stewart Page james Gufiey, Kenneth Metz, Barbara Lee, Maraaret lane Apaar. Middle row-Nancy Hanshew Danna Dhority, Beverly Wood, Dean Green, Larry Streepy, Kay Knuckles, Carolyn Snodqrass Dolores Knowles. Bottom row-Pauline Swab, Marilyn Plowinan, Clarence Ashby, iames Shaw Raymond Jackson, Sue Knowles, Betty Bryant. fl! 3 Kg lbai .3 YXCFOIVIPANIST Ix1y Km Ilfs Iv'If1II'IICAI I , 1 N II I1 I 1 I 1 III 1 11 1 II IIVTTI, IvIr1riIy11 S111i1I1, Ifwy Ix1111f'I:I4's. HINIIVIII 1r'v,' :u1I. Int zz- II 111' 11 11:1 V 1- IW: 1--2 ,13- FIICIVJ, HmIA1G111 Mf'Crw1111r1II. 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I'P9IGy, S110 SI11111 1IwI7, Ervmly TI1FI1I 1t?, Iv'I1111Iv11 L31'11t?1 55111 VII ST I' :V If11 ' 'l' V 1 if -' 1'1 I II I I II 1 II 11 1. 1 Il 1 1 I 1 1 I Iim SIHW, Rain'-11 1vI.'iIf1111c1 , ,111x: 1.1 xx-yr ., CI1c1rIot1Q I1'1.'oIIc1d. n5x rlowl Dolores Knowles Don lmpson Nancy Lverrnan Alrcc Eden Saundraf arhart Mary lane Matekme Nancy Burgholl r row 2 Carolyn Snoaqra s 1-larold Th xle lmmy Thomas Sue Knovvle lane Prlce Beta Hoover Mary Turne Louetta Grrtnn l1m Beer B111 Franklin Kenneth Meta Bobs t DalPonte an ne Rami 91 .mera Nancy llanshew Bow Sally lohnson Pat Cllne leanne Davls lleta Reeves Shrrley Taxler Bob McConnell l.aVerne Fry Davra Stuart Cullen Hart Edward Blnckel Sandy Stewart Harlen Adams Mary mvenqood lchn Hagan Dean Creen l1'n Daqqett Ilm Prow how 4 Pat Foll ww1ll Ruth Evan Barbara McDamel Curtr Condra lrmrny Shaw Ierry Sparks Eddre Pom er Ierry Prrce arry Freeborn Raymond lackson Row 5 tDrum sectronl D1ck Austm Dlclc Warte B111 MIUOT Natahe Carpenter L' fi 5 Band Activities 49- Dur1ng the year 49 50 the C H S band has taken part 1n the iollowmg act1v1t1es All State Band and Orchestra November 26 Des MOIHGS Band Horn hm Beer Oboe Nancy Burghoffer Clarlnet Dolores Knowles Carolyn Snodgrass Flute Saundra Gearhart Orchestra Clarrnet Don Slmpson Flute Mary lane Matekrne Band Cl1H1C at Bloomneld February 22 Solorsts Oboe Nancy Burghoffer Clarmet Dolores Knowles Horn hm Beer Clannet Quartet Don Slmpson Carolyn Snodgrass Harold The1le lrm Thomas Annual Spnng Concert March 17 Pre State Contest for Solorsts and Small En sembles Bloomheld Apr1l1 D1str1ct Contest for Band Orchestra a ld Chorus Oskaloosa Aprrl 15 State Contest Band Orchestra Chorus Solo1sts and Small Ensembles Centervrlle Apr1l 20 21 22 State Flnals Solorsts Small Ensembles Perry Iowa May 6 Sololsts Clarmet Dolores Knowles llm Thom as Don Srmpson Horn hm Beer Cornet llm Dag gett Flute Saundra Gearhart Oboe Nancy Burg hoffer max fqgfffflgfms Grrls Sextet at Teachers Federat1on program M9lhOd1Sl Church program Chapel program Glrls Tr1o at County Teachers Federatlon Meetmg Chapel program Boys Quartet at Football banquet Chapel program Madr1galGlee Club Mrxed Chorus at Chapel CONTESTS Apnl l Small groups and solos Aprll 15 Large groups Aprrl 22 All May 5 Flnal for small groups and solos Page 36 Spnng concert ' A ' H . S' . , ' 2 , Ee . K ' , f e. -- K 'f S . ' e' . i ' ' , ' ' S. ' , 1 r. , 4 , . ', . 1 , e -,J f , A . . . ,Q . - -J , s. 1 . , Q , . , , ' I s, ': , L , . ' ' ' I I ' ' '-' 5.4 i i n . I I 1 - . , . , -- - . ' I I ' I , , , ' i I Tv? I - . , . - . , - I ' I ' I I ' I ' - I I I I ' I 1 - 45' fy hz. Qi?'f.z.., -Nw wfmmi- WOQDWIND TRIO Har-dd Themlp Nancy Harmhox Carolyn Snod na 5 DIME AOR Bri Drnali on BRASS SEXTLT hm Prcw Iames Daqqntt Davxd Shari dy klcwxart Raym nd Ia P5 n hm Beer TVVIRLERS Barbara Walker Leaurx Roaah Ameha Sisul D1 16 Foster DRUM MAIOR 5'-lr'- 5 hw ILTTE Sydney Roach BAND MASCOT Vuqmu Daqactt WO'DD'v'JD QU1NTET Dclros Ixnow1eQ hm Beer Nancy Hansnevx Nancy Burahoimr Saundra Lxcarhort CLARINET QUARTFT Don SIUIDSOH Harold The-119 hm Thomas Carolyn Snodgrass Band 6'roaps and Marcfuhg Band WOODWIND TRIO DIRECTOR BRASS SEXTET TWIRLERS DRUM MAIORETTE BAND MASCOT WOODWIND QUINTET CLARINET QUARTET Page 37 , . . . V ' Z'I1 I L V- 3 i 'VV P tw ls lt ,. .. . A 1. V .,.. in... , , , ti it-I zz inf- i.-..:f-, YI. ..I sisul, QQ .-urn i.i:u,.,,i.t. Sgt: .11 1 llitzzxvrs ,fiurrliy ,,,. , QQ. IL., 3,, 'Lia . IDQL, l...... L lik , -.,. it n .. ...1 t- ..1. Hill .. in.- ,i,.-,. l iss ...,t.1.'--. ,. S, 1.51. 0 cfzesrm Page 38 Student lo weglbn The Student lowegian was award- ed a number 2 rating this year. The staff and Miss Stomberg have worked very diligently in present- ing the school news to the students and to the public. f-n'r-1 ircnrtfi I'-I xt Illf' Twig V ritfvi, 2'-.iiifw lynx, F' Ii lfnninigz, tziilyri ' .'.' ll'-ss, M zifyiieiitf- f ,- , inns, lifzvifl idlilgmriiwz, Sw' :wt111.:i'-Qt, Pwti l1u :fi::, fri I ir' imfi- fffzrjfiltiffwjf,ffzztlziidliitlt-tru,I'1v,1ti':. I uzzzyxgn fn1xi1i.'::-:'.z'f'lQ T1 umtliti fill-ixifnitt, ltzry j :run iff :tv kim, ti1rfi1iTt1f-zlft, TW ri :Yl1It.ji.9 ,n, ILL: iw---1, lui try Tuinrvi, K llIt ll1 li' nw ii, 'Jil gixiii flirtht, I-Y my Sitfiw. -ti siiif Iuzzf- fiiafffi-y, ftl'S'I'F H,-,-,wrlirstil tfwttpiy fvfitviw lt, ll'lTlI1f'Y tlfimiiirw-.f Ml. lt- llI1 l'fl4'l, lrxnies ity rf-tt, ltunrts Ttimxii 19. . . t 1 , V , . , , lit 11 tt ,I 1 'V F 1 V' 1 l'l '7t' id Qtwirt l TIV ti-f-1 Vi, rtiyixirfnfn i,, s wi, .,f-. .iz ,'. 1, .,, ,... 1 1-:L-1fri,l 1,r1ll1::', .V :ii flff-f-it fviil Tifiriwi, if1 l' iiw 156214. Top picture, top row-lohn Kruzich, Don McNair, ,limmy Carter Danny Mihalavieh, Ralph Sticlcler, Bill Franklin, Euqene Peckham, Middle row-Richard Widmar, Dale Fenton, Dwayne Feiqht, Paul Hauser, Kendell Oden, Verle Teater. Bottom row -lack Dykes, VVcrllcrc'e Curl, Ray Teater, Maurice Mc:Elderry, Delmar Ballanqer. Middle picture, top rowfRichard lfialetta, Darrell Mikels, Doyle Mikols, Gene Oden, Billy Cloud, Lester Cook, Ernest Daniels, Lovern Ery, Eugene Scurlock. Middle row 'Robert Prirrty, Richard lones, l.oren Eddy, Gail Dixon, Bert Murphy, George Eddy, Evoret Vlfrikefifild, Edward Bulaan, Dean Curtis. Bottom roWeRichard Gordon, Sydney Drake, Iohn Barlwaqlia, Milton Kruzich, Dale Boaty, Georfge Gillis, Richard Gaidrrf.-r, Larry Freeborn, Roger Knot. Bottom pictriree--VVorlcinq hard in taryn shop. Inset- Mr. Hoover, sponsor. 4 5 lp y . r t , Top picture, top roww--Ann Traxler, Mary lraxlrir, Mary VVest, Mildred Boylan, Shirley Sleeth, Ethel lvii'Cl0i1cl, lerrnne Vtfells. Middle raw-f-Betty M::l'c-rrlrrnd, Beulah Norman, Phyl- lis Findley, lviarjorie Seals, Leona Kennis, Beverly McVey, Charlotte Terry. Bottorn raw-W Dixie W'elch, Etta I. Albertson, Deliaht Stevens, Nancy Vfood, Dixie Mcflrann. Page 39 Bottom picture, top row Marilyn Smith, lvlzzb t iorie McCloud, Amelia Sisul, Greta Ball, I. Ann Sacro, Mary Griffey, Betty Rom-trrialit lviidrile TUYA7-- lxlt'1Ilff'l'lG Miller, Virainitr Eciifen ldalec Exline, Barlxara Viallzer, Lois Bayer '- , .f A. lv irntr l.f 0 Nix Vey, Ann Zaputil. Bottom i'cx-: W ,- w - - -f-- Ptrxrtirtw Swain, Ruth Price, Marie Soils, chu lfry 'l'r-zxler, Shirley Tracy. lie rturf, lflirwlclf'-fC-ClGi9 lirrriernfrrzirra equip rrient, Inset---Sponsor, lviiss Linden 5 '-r f , I . Af fll The Iowa H1 Y Youth and Govern ment representatives Cullen Hart senator and Bert Murphy represen tative wrll attend the model legrsla ture in Des Moines April 21 and 22 The local H1 Y organrzation ex tends to all its members spiritual guidance as well as fun and fellow- ship. The Easter Chapel was a highlight of the Hi-Y year. Toy. ro:-J-Larry Lemley, l.F -'Lltlffl Fox Bott Faris, Cullen Hart, Curtis flfltlill-I, Tommy Pain, Uifli .'.Tl5tlIt De Ill Green. lligltllft riw--Ttxorrtfxs lflfGf-tg lie-rf l.lurpt1y Lmytfl lwtzris, Bal lf.. gli--as lift flil mx, litztzny Tl'.om..xs, I 1-'lc lwltxxx-fell, D'.fJfxym'e PM-iight. L'nL,tti,rn Iultn Li 'lie-e, Boi El :f.wl:, l 1 'k 'If :lfzf-: Al Penton, Rgzwrt M 'f t,nnetl, Larry Stn-ery, llfrzctfl Tneil-2 ltzxmrs ft ,e-ft. l'fi:t'.1re--Thw girls talk it ovffr fit inlticztion, Nr-'.-J lnitiates--Bill Lztxzf-11, Hrnolfl 'l'lxf-ilu l-lniwit '-,nnell, Cullen Hurt, Bot, Slieston, Lcvel Lister, lurk 'N11lLQe,fz, timmy 'llttointxs l'Illlf'S lltt 1 qrftt. ns'-1---Mr'. Hart, sponsor. ,Vouflz L'ounc17 Throughout the year the Youth Council, made up from the various organizations and classes in C. H. S., has presented Week-end entertainment for high school students at the Center. It is hoped that in the future more students will take an active part in the planning and attending of the parties. Much benefit can be derived from an organization such as this. yi A 5' S K I, f .., i, 1 , Tina Z L Q f f ' A ' f-. f I' Q , A T I 5 Im V ' ' , .. 'iv W! I :Viv 'A Q. ' ' 'Viv ' L ' 7? I J 5 1 'I ' ld 4 , 5, V x 1 ,. ' s X NN The Center sflnyl X S7111 A' lt, tt: ff , X-'1 Us r, f 's' 'fills e. . .'t't11l:,, ff, s.. Page 40 Qs Q Just ro Remma' You Lrsten my chrldren and you shall hear OI the many events of the past school year SEPTEMBER September 5 C H S opens for busmess September 6 Mr Fannon 1ntroduces M Mrles rn openmg chapel September 12 Thxrty two boys and a new coach out for football September 23 Flo Lemley Marty Mlldnl Shlr ley Tracy Tuffy McKee and Lo1s Hawk 50 cheerleaders September 24 B1g Reds beat Corydon rn frrst football game September 28 Safe Dr1v1ng subyect of chapel program September 30 Blg Reds go down to Fort Madl son C H S analyzed by Bob Gordon OCTOBER October 6 Dean Green elected Semor Class Presldent October 7 Knoxvrlle conquers Brq Reds October 9 FHS Preventron week beglns October 10 Everyone srngmq Room Full of Roses Some Enchanted Evemng and You re So Understandrng after Hlt Par rade Chapel October 14 B1g Reds do thelr darndest but the 11nx remams Ottumwa 24 Centervllle October 16 Glrls begm basketball practrce Who woulda thought 1t'? October 18 What happened to the Iresh1e g1rls'P Y Teen 1n1t1at1on they had a rrce long tr1p Al Bell tat es u on a trrp through Alaska October 25 Flo Lemley Sydney Roach San dra Armstrong and Ianet Fletcher candl dates for Homecomrnq aueen October 27 F F A holds 1n1t1at1on October 28 Blg Reds lay a goose egg aga n t Falrfreld NOVEMBER November 3 Lovely Lemley crowned Ho re commg queen Everybody sweats blood and tears but we cant qurte beat Albla November 7 F F A swmgs F H A at ther square dance November 14 Cafeterla opens November 16 Pote AUSIIH and Sheston take up homemakmg November 17 The books the thrng iBook Weekl November 19 Annre get your man Sadte HaWk1ns Day November 21 Basketballm Redettes lose to Iowa Wesleyan Reds lose to Ottumwa November 23 Thanksgrvmg vacatlon begms wlth chapel program Reverend Ackman speaker November 28 Boys dont forget your tres Black Dlamond prctures DECEMBER December 1 Orchestra concerts 1n chapel December 2 Centervllle splrts w1th Seymour Redettes lose Reds wm December 6 Reds lose to Chartton All g1rls swoon over good lookrng trampolmers December 9 Reds barely make rt over Tren ton Honor Socrety 1n1t1at1on 1n chapel December 13 Reds conquer Leon F H A 1n1 tlatron December 16 Grade School Boys Chorr enter ta1ns hrgh school December 21 Span1sh classes start Chrrstmas wtth a posada IANUARY Ianuary 3 Everybody back 1n school to rest up from vacatlon Ianuary 13 Redettes beat Moulton but Reds not so lucky wrth Seymour Ianuary 16 Camera Club begrns to cllck Ianuary 17 Reds lose to Farrtreld Ianuary 18 Drck Austm learns words to Scar let and Black Ianuary 19 Redettes conquer Penn College Ianuary 20 Reds lose to Albra rn a return semester grades ouch' Ianuary 23 H1Y starts second semester w1th 1n1t1at1on Ianuary 24 Redettes not qurte successful w1th Iowa Success Ianuary 26 Lemley and Hendershot early match make 1t by warmng bell Ianuary 27 Twenty letters grven 1n VICIOIY chapel Redettes lose to Leon FEBRUARY February 4 Sorry Seymour Redettes on to Drstrrct February February State February er rn March 1 March 9 March 10 gram March 14 March 31 Band Demo Carrle beats Cash to the draw Redettes beat Hedrrck so on to 31 Redettes lose a close one to Slat State MARCH In l1ke a l1on Boys agarnst Ottumwa at d1SlI1Cl Concert band presents chapel pro Iunror College on a soap box Very busy day Iowa Unrversrty q1VeS concert Physlcal Educatron nstratron by Coach Roberts classes we all Remember Mama APRIL Aprll 1 Drd you lrve up to 1t'P Small group and sololsts at prelrmrnary contests Aprll 6 H1Y presents Easter chapel Aprrl 14 Small groups perform 1n chapel Aprll 15 Large musrc groups at prelrmmarres at Oskaloosa Aprll 22 State musrcrans have crty under therr spell Ccontmued on oppostt 1 J I I I ll : . ' r. : ' ' ' . 7 I - I I - 1 7 . . . . . . - I I l j . . .. ' z ' ' . .. . . I . T , . 18. . . . . ' October 21: Big Reds under Marshalltown, but . ' . . . . 1' ' - 'c . s ' I , 1 ' , I ' ' 3 1 , I 3 - v S ' 18: ' 'A , .,, ' . rl ,.' 1 ' 1 7 ' . . . . . . . . r 3 . : ' , ' 1 : l I J . I I . ' , : ' . s , I I , . - . ' ' ' 'e UCJIQI? ITEM AC PRESS ACTOR GUM CANDY BAR GASOLINE OLOR CAR TRUCK TO PLAY TO WATCH SOFT DRINK DANCE ORCHESTRA PROGRAM IRADIOI MOVIE MAGAZINE EATING PLACE NOVEL COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY FAVORITE PET DESSERT IEWELRY CI OTHING C' ff 5' favorites SENIORS Iune Haver Alan Ladd Spearmmt Hershey Standard Blue Ford Ford and Cl1eV19 Baseball Basketball Coke Guy Lombardo Hrt Parade Red R1ver Seventeen Home L1ttle Women Drake Doa Ice Cream Watches Sk1rt blouse and sweater MAY IUNIORS Iune Allyson Betty Grable Itrel Alan Ladd lu1cy Fru1t Hershey Blue Ford Ford asketball Football Coke SOPHOMORES Iune Allyson I Alan Ladd and Bmq Crosby It1el Spearrmnt Hershey Blue Bu1ck Ford Basketball Football Coke P RESHMEN Iune Allyson Alan Ladd IUICY Frult Hershey Blue Ford Ford Basketball Football Coke Sammy Kaye and Tommy Dorsey Ct1el Tommy Dorsey Sammy Kaye lg Story Brg Story Mr DISIYICI Attorney Gone w1th the Wmd Iohnny Belrnda L1 e Home Gone Wrth the W1nd Iowa State Dog Ice Cream Watches Sk1rts and Sweaters lohnny Bel1nda L1 e Mard R1te Gone Wllh the Wmd Iowa State Doq re Watches Sweater Ma1d Rlte Seventeenth Summer Iowa State Dog 16 Watches Sweater May 28 Bacca aureate Semors hoprnql May 5 Commumty smq 1n chapel May 30 Semor chapel Sen1ors praymg' May 12 Semor class QIVSS ftnal performance rn play IUNE May I5 YTeen holds 1r1stallat1on Iune 2 Hurray, Semors made 1t Commence May 26 Letters awarded 1I'1 V1ctory Chapel ment very 1mpress1ve ceremony May 27 Iumors and Senrors promenade by Foncey Ienmngs Page 43 I U I U I' ' I I . I . . I . I . . I I I I I I o ID-X ID-X ID-X C I I I 1 I ' I sPoRT I , Q 12.1 I I I I I I I Q' 1 .I I , . . I . . 'f -1 y 1 I I I I I I I I I I I , a , Pf IP' I ' Page 44 60130066 The primary objective of student counsel- ing for the school year has been to give every student an opportunity to talk with his home room teacher about himself. The project has been quite successful and deeply appreciated by the students. It has give en them an opportunity to discuss any phase of their interests, whether they be personal, educational or vocational. Visual aids have been used extensively this year to introduce to the students, Iob learning, how to get along with others, leader- ship, and choosing your vocation. Some of the films shown involved the following areas of interest: Nursing Brick and Stone Masonry Radio and Television Teacher Training Iournalism Clerical Work Photography Business and professional people in Cen- terville have given their time to supplement the showing of the films to better acquaint the stu- dent with On the lob Training. Dean Rugqles and Mr. Robinson discuss the Kuclor Pic-foronco test with Iim Milani. Mr. Miles, Mr. Iohnson and Mr. Fuller in conlornnczn concerning an Otis test. Miss Wolford, girls counselor, gives Peggy Ienson and Patty Feeley assistance in choosing a career. nlif V. 'io ' Big! 6'ymnas hm U U 4 N i 'S PM ff, ff, ' 1 I 4,1 .,v 'ff i 1, ffvw if Coaches Vance Wymore Jimmy Buell Football 'Mi ., -'mf . . W, Yr 5- .ff W W of .3 1 it o- E 4 2 6 i . an R49 14 V-1, as-.lu ,f .l, 1. ,airy tx .1 , . ,ix kai' f Too row-Barry Elliott, lim Shelton, Ronald Houser, lim Guffey, Albert Bubniak, lack Stufflelnoom, Richard Davis, Louis Sacco. 2nd row-Charles Brown, co-captainp Doyle Faris. 3rd row-Harold Theile, Kenneth Thomas, Theodore Carr, Dick Austin, lim Milani, co-captainp Cullen Hart, Doyle Faris, Boh Shelton, Keith Ewing, lohn Kruzich, Torn Pate. flth row-Curtis Condra, Bert Murphy, Iirn C-iuffey, Torn Clauson, Darrel Clark, Neal Hart. 5th row-loe Steele, Lowell Luftrell, Tom lvl-:Gee Clifford Rushton, Bill Franklin, Leonard MacGregor. Wofhbzhl Score Pao' Bloomfield Downs Big Reds 20-13 Scored in the fourth quarter. Scorers for the Biq Reds Scowmber 17, 1949 Bloomfiold were Sheston 6, Thomas 6, and Milani l. C. H. S. Biq Reds lost their curtain raiser of the '49 football season to a heavy Bloomfield eleven, Bloomfield Big Reds Blank cowdon 130 September 24, 1949 Centerville C. H. S. Big Reds won their first aamo of the season by defeating the Corydon Hornets hy a score of l3-O. The Reds played a good game from start to finish and didri't allow the Hornets to push tho liall across tho acal, although they threatened several times. The Centerville scores were made in the initial and final quarters by Shestcn on a fivo yard run, and Milani on took Tom P'ote's opening punt and promptly marched GU yards to score in the first fow minutes of the game. The Hia Reds allowed another tally to ao across in tho second quarter. The Reds tried hard, but were not allowed to score during the first half, making the halftime srforo, Bloom- field lfl, Centerville 0, The second half was ri different story, however. The Reds looked like a different team and sitorfzd in the first few minutes of the third quarter a l7 yard sprint around end. The extra point VIGS made find Then aaain in the fourth quarter. Bloomfield also hy McGreqor on a run from the l2 yard line. Page 50 f-W wfwmvuw 5 Kindling a flame for Ottumwa at halftime. Madison Bloodhounds Hand Reds Second Defeat 20-6 October l, 1949 Centerville C. H. S. Big Reds were downozl by a strong Fort Madison team to suffer their second defeat of the season. The Biq Reds played very qood hall and showed a lot of improvement over their earlier games. The visitors scored in the second, third, and fourth quarters and the Biq Red score went across in the second quarter with lim Milani carrying the ball on a Statue ff Liletty play. This was preceded by a 37 yard pass from Faris to lVIcGreqor to put the ball on the 26 yard line then another pass was caught by McGregor to put tlte ball on the Ft. Malison 6 yard line where Milani went over for the only score. Knoxville Upsets Big Reds 20-0 October 8, l9fl9 Knoxville The Biq Reds were blanked hy a liqhtninq fast Knoxville team to ao down for their third defeat of the season. The Biq Reds threatened several times during the tilt but just couldn't push that piqskin over. The Knoxville eleven scored in the second, third and fourth quarters. Biq Reds Lose Close One to Ottumwa 24-18 October l5, 1949 Centerville The C. H. S. Bid Reds lost a touah one to Ottumwa, after holding the lead for nearly three quarters. Center- ville drew first blood in the ballqame when a Pete to McGregor pass, in the first quarter, resulted in a TD. Centerville's next touchdown was made by Milani early in the second quarter and the last one by Milani in the early part of the second half. Ottumwa was allowed only one touchdown in the first half. How- ever, in the third quarter the Bulldogs let loose and scored two touchdowns to tie the score and then put across another in the boainnina of the fourth to surge ahead and win. IIM MILANI-All State Football Team-Honorable M Off for a touchdown! 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C Tod 11131 111111 V ',h 'l'11 ' tak' C1 pu ' fro 1 13011 ftlliil' .1 Q' AF'-' I 1 U 913111 11ff'ff'l11 PI U 111110 to the Alb' 17 yard s'r1p.,, The ent' o '11 .1 ' 'llc Q C111 151 DG T110111 15 1 pi: A -d 111-' 11' 1 Game of the ' a'o1 wk 1 1 W' O1 ' on .ffe 'E 111111 19g se 'llgkincg as it had ' 111-111111, N O - W E W - ST-7 S 6 I Z Me Season Centervrlle Centervrlle Centervllle Centervrlle Centervrlle Centervrlle Centerv1lle Centervnle Centervrlle Centervrlle Centervrlle Centervrl e Centervrlle Qentervrlle Centerville Centervrlle Centervllle Centervrlle Centervtlle Centervllle Centerv1lle C entervrlle Io after the np Ouchl Oh Delores' 58 Numa 35 24 lovva Wesleyan 49 34 Iowa Success 40 Covertlme-2 Knoxvrlle 28 Moulton l0 Seymour 33 Parsons 28 Iowa Wesley Penn Z7 Moulton 20 Leon 38 Seymour 36 I1 Leon 38 Iowa Success 3 Parsons 39 Sectronal 40 CIIICIHIIGU l3 34 Moravla 78 34 Numa 28 33 Seymour 27 D1str1ct 34 Hedrlck l3 44 Pulaslfl 34 State 31 Slater 35 Won l3 Lost l0 Page 55 . 25 . ' 42 ' 26 ' 25 A' 28 Cl 43 ' 50 ' ' 49 ' 41 ' l 30 Centerville 38 Perm 25 ' 33 ' ' 22 8 ' 44 Scores l P ture Coach Wyrnor R1 hard DIVIS Center Torn P te forward Bob Sort guard Ron ld Chrrss forward D1 k Austm guard She ton for Jard Front :ow Clarence Ashby team manager Doyle Faris Boys Basketball The B1g Beds basketball team th1s year have had only a rnedrocre season w1nn1ng only 6 games out of 16 starts 1n regular season play The Reds th1s year d1d set a new record however when they won three stra1ght away from home They were Bloomheld Seymour and Knoxvllle Th1s had not been done for several years Along toward the end of the season the Reds looked a lot better than they dld earller 1n the year They were a much smooth er looklng outtrt and showed up a lot better agalnst some of the rougher compet1t1on 1n th1s part of the state such as Charlton who got by them by only three pomts There was only one sen1or th1s year on the startmg llneup Dlck AuS11D and only two others on the squad Bob Stout and Frankre W1dmar Thrs should mean a good team next year one Wlth a lot ot expenence and seasonrng whlch 1S so valuable to a good ball club nter lrm Mrlam guard The Boss Tommy Clauson guard No! prgtured TQM pOTE All State Basketball Le nard McGregor Centerv1lle Centerv1lle Centerv1lle Centervrlle Centerv1lle Centerv1lle Centerv1lle Centerv1lle Centerv1lle Centerv1lle Centerv1lle Centerv1lle Centerv1lle Centerv1lle Centerv1lle Centerv1lle Ottumvva 41 Seymour 29 Charrton 42 Bloornheld 33 Farrfleld 57 Seymour 25 Knoxvllle 40 Albla 39 Albla 47 Bloomheld 20 Knoxvrlle 38 Trenton 37 Trenton 41 Fa1rf1eld 42 Keokuk 42 Chauton 37 D1str1ct Tournament Centerv1lle 29 Otturnwa 66 Team Honorable Ment1on leffermen Austrn Davts lVI1lan1 Pote Stout Chrrss Page 56 'cp ,ic - eg 'c C ', g . C . 1 t 1, f 5 a ' , 7 'cf ' , . Eottom picture, back rowACullen Hart, forwardg Larry Thomas, forward: Bolo 1 r 1 7 , . ' - m ' 20 ' 43 . 29 . . 40 . . A 43 . . . . 28 . . 30 . .n . . 28 . . 32 . . 42 . . . 41 . ' 38 ' 31 . 37 . . ' 27 Flgiiilggufliigey The queen's futher in line. Hom ecomfhg Qaeen dna' tier Attendants Janet Fletcher, Sandra Armstrong, Flo, Sidney Roach Page 58 I ,j,A Page 59 Tripping the light fantastic. Tiny Biggs, the rnusicmakers for the Homecoming dance kms? wgr-qrt'1 'O' 'G 'l '4f'l' 'l Of Of'lfil' + 'if 1-375 4 ki Q ,H X 4535 ze: ff 11 vi A +7 1-' .ff ? 'l 'l' iffilfilfilfi' '3 '. 'i 'l l' 4' 'U' 'O' 'lf iO 'l O l'1l' . gif' f l I Q22 , ,562 , , , ,f V. , gf Z 1,925.1 , i 1 W 1 , j -,gf-2 . ' ' ' f V - i ,im A ' -fffgf f, ,.,, ,1 ' -,f A ' ' Mr: ' p Candidates Nominated by Home Room Students Zuem and ffttendmvtc ,ticked Jq .lamdda 646 Smal 7-wmaarq of Zbdamdtq of www fifzzmzam Mary Livengood Barbara Walker Shirley Tracy Beta Hoover 4 X x 'D Top picture--Lois Hawk, Martha Milani, Iohn McKee, Shirley Tracy, Flo Lemley in action Page 62 F1rst team posed Second team Mary L1n1ch Greta Ball Donna Dhonty Cfzeerleaders Sclzool Song Qcarlet and Black Hrpl Hrpl Hooray Scarlet and Black fl1es h1qh today Everyone be on your guard For the game 1S rrughty hard Rah' Rah' Bah' Rah' l'1ght wrth all your mlghtl Let everyone Iom m the song For you s1mply can t go Wrong Wrth the chosen ones We re bound to Wm the vlctory L' fl 5 yells We ve done 1t before We ll do 1t agam' So beat' beat' beat' So neat neat neat' The B1g Reds The L1ttle Reds The Bedettes too Come on Centerv1lle' We re root1r1 for you R1ckety clack Scarlet and Black Thats the team we always back Do 1t or d1e Do 1t or d1e Centervllle Centervllle Centerwlle Hlgh Yea Centervllle hght' if Ifffw fav Z 1-M' 2 K- NOW I WANT YO TO ATCA-K MY FORM TELL ME HAT DO CU TH NK OF T fd Eff Vg? 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Among Washingtonians present were Rosemary Thomas secretary to Ieannette Starcevich who is secretary to Virginia Lewis who is secretary to Dale Fenton US Secretary of Agriculture in the cabinet of the President of the United States Iohn Q. Buban. The President has just appointed Gretchen Hender- shot as US ambassador to Lower Slobovia. Entertainment for the reunion was provided by Iack Hendershot who is manager of the I. Douglas Hot-Rod Races whose drivers are Ioe Steele Iames Guffey Thomas McGee Bob Hughes and Bob Faris. Ieanne Wells, leader of the Foster Farmer s 4-H Club and wife of a well-known Appanoose County farmer, enjoyed comparing notes with several mem- bers of the Housewives Club, Sue Sweeden, Bonnie Stark, Deloris Moore, Clydene Hixenbaugh, and Donna Beaty. Several New Yorkers were present including Foncey Iennings, famous psychiatrist: Anita Lyons, Page 70 concert pianist Sharlene Roby dress designer and her artist Bernice Miner Barbara Main well known restaurateur and Beverly Klanjac now head of Arthur Murray s Dancing School Iean Zuccarello and Angel1na Iavonovlch who manage the MISSIHQ Names Detective Agency en joyed talking to Gerald Stickler mayor of Bunch lowa The only store 1n that city is managed by Richard Waite who is a co owner of Waite and Zaharris Cham Grocery Stores Bobbie Stout author of the book How to Get Muscles and Develop Strength was presented dur mg the ceremonies with a can of beans from Mary Ellen Pasa owner of the Pasa Vegetable Canning tables Ma lm hungry and a pork roast from Pat McClellan owner of the frozen food lockers It was necessary to seat Bonnie Hatfield and Marilyn McCoy at opposite ends of the table as they are still continuing the age old feud between the Hatfields and the McCoys Ella lean Cathcart Broadway theatre actress whose latest success was an adaptation of the book by Ianet Fletcher I Wash Dudley s Duds was seen conversing with multi m1ll1ona1res Charles Brown owner of some rich Texas oil fields and Dwight Caldwell owner of Caldwell s L1ttle River M1lls Inc Charles Fadiga who patented Fadiga s Famous Frankfurters and Shirley Brinegar owner of Brine gar Vinegar Works are now providlng hot lunches in the d1n1ng cars of Margaret Busetto s Bus lines which run through Numa Rathbun Mystic Clark dale Brazil and Sunshine Corner Anna Laura Main and lean Maxwell provided a concert of Old Scotch Melodies in which the music publishing house they own specializes. Ioyce Long manufacturer of Long s Long Under- wear made arrangements with Marilyn Feeley for commercial time on the Vidas Radio Companys station of which Marilyn is co-owner. Lois Boyer who is now secretary to a distant relative Charles Boyer took minutes on the business meeting of the reunion. Florence Lemley spent part of her time during the reunion starting a YW group in the high school department of Gerard Sclfool for Girls whose princi- pal is Ianet Gerard. Florence is now national presi- dent of the YWCA group council. Betty Bonebright, national head of the FHA, also spent some time with Miss Gerard starting an FHA group in the school. The final speech and benediction was given by lack Maxwell who is now chaplain at the Mitchell- ville Training School for Girls. U Ccontinued from page 167 chief chemist, Natalie'Carpenter. C0mPCmYf 'Whose mmf? is- HPUSU Plate of Veqe' I I I I 1 ' J. ll. PEIIIIHY En. W. P. Sellers Slulliu CLOTHES FOR THE FAMILY AT MONEY SAVING PRICES Centerw llle Iowcr Ground Floor - Norih Side Phone 230 Centerville, Iowa COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY HOME PORTRAITS PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER Me Advert: ers l'ullm.1n Mntur lin lfraver Lumhvr En 301 305 West Van Buren Centeru 1l1e Iowa M I H E CARS TRUCKS PARTS SERVICE Phone 309 UH Everythmg to Bu1ld Anyihmg LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS Telephone 116 Home Owned Yard Craver Broihers 1' n .-' I O I , l , 1 I F' ,.' 1 if l -V3 Y B Jack Mums Mnlnrs 301 West Iackson Centervllle Iowa CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Sales and SGIVICB Hawkeye Lumber Eu LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS Du Pont s Pamts Du Ponts VG1'l'11Sh9S Centervllle Iowa Phone 18 Plllshury Mllls, Inc FEED AND SOY DIVISION Curry Hem Shnp BULOVA HAMILTON ELGIN WATCHES DIAMONDS Fme Watch Repau- East Sxde Square Telephone 472 Modern Jewelers WISHING THE SENIORS EVERY SUCCESS Red Cross Drug DEUGS FOUNTAIN SERVICE DECORATING l E. E. Olsasky, Manager l I emencvzemencaioccuuzatiedp ffm? azgiamfiemtacfo lezlmtkmaazdwzzfdmewafzziwddle star prmtmg company STUDEBAKER SALES 61 SERVICE OLIVER FINE FARM EQUIPMENT Bnyll ll'Hr1ant Mnlnrs 121 127 Haynes Ave Phone 143 Centervllle Iowa COMPLIMENTS OF Enntnrvllln National Bank CENTERVILLE IOWA MEMBER OF F D I C Firestone For Car cmd Truck Home and Farm Work and Play Swift and Company Oehler Bros E slde Sq Ph 214 Cememue Dwight Sellx Motor Co BUICK PONTIAC CADILLAC 310 East Maple Phones 39 183 Kemble Floral Co Say 11 wlth Flowers For All Occaszons Ph 173 We Delwer I I I l I I I . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 ' 1 BRODY'S Scott Stores MERCHANDISE YOU LIKE 10c and c Centervxlle Iowa PRICES YOU LIKE TO PAY Phone 822 O A Bratz Phone 55 West S1de Square Centervllle Iowa Muller and Wehrle When You Th1nkP1ctures Thmk Bratz Funeral Home AMBULANCE Bratz Studlo 314 West State Telephone 3 CONGRATULATIONS from Mr and Mrs Frank M11ler Mr and Mrs Everett Wehrle LUTHER S Call Walte s Grocery Store Casady Cash Co Photographlc Sup plres Records and Players Accessones of All Kmds QUALITY Grocerles and Meats For Bottle Gas 411 North 5th and Applxances Centerv1lle Iowa Phone 801 Phone 523 Davis Palnt Store WALLPAPER PAINTS HOUSEWARE GIFTS and PAINT SUNDRIES Ellis Insurance Clty Book Store COMPLETE SCHOOL SUPPLIES GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY Come rn and Browse Around South S1de of Square CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1950 A and P Store QUALITY PLUS ECONOMY Economy Cleaners The Faslnon Shop on M1 dway The place to buy that Best Wlshes Graduahon Dress Class oi 50 East Sxde of Square loghlggghgggth Compliments of W P Martin Frozen Food Lockers Custom Butchenng Processmq Curmg Rendenng Phone 130 209 W Van Buren 5C 25 AT ' 36 , Bryant's Grocery KQDAKS ' ' , Brown's Shoe Fit A FIT ron EVERY FOOT! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 Centerville Iowa Phone 381 MiIady's Shoppe THE STORE THAT FEATURES IUNIOR DRESSES Mrs. Florence Harter, Prop. N Catterlm OD congratulates Dr Bruce Davis The Class Dentlst 1950 Congratulahons gpurgeola Class of ry oo S Congratulates 1 950 e arker s Clothes Shop Ceggifniiliigya SOMETHING FROM THIS STORE IS ALWAYS SOMETHING SPECIAL Munn Jewelry Gale S Murphy Owner Centervllle Iowa West 1 Square Paul E Davls Agency GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 24 Green 110 North 12th Centervllle Iowa AUTOMOBILE FIRE FARM CASUALTY Owl Drug Store FOUNTAIN AND PHARMACIST SERVICE Where the teenagers meet after school AlIen's News Shoppe BEST OF EVERYTHING IN School Supphes Mitchell and Chebuhar Floor Covenngs Venetlan B11nds Glbson Applxances 491 Black W State Keller Bros Conoco Servlce 11 Black 15th 61 Maple Interstate DON ELEN S Wholesale C1garettes Tobacco Candy Sundnes Centervllle Iowa SANDWICH SHOP 1020 East Maple St CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES from Foster Insurance Agency J E N SE N 'S READY TO WEAR Centervllle Iowa Phone 75 7 E. . ' , . . . - S of . th P ' . S'de Phone 59 East Side of Square . 7 COMPLIMENTS OF Halph Wlll-imsnn llunslrucllnn En GENERAL CONTRACTORS 108 Centervllle Ncmonal Bank Bldg Nnrrls Mutnrs North Mum Street CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1950 THE BANK FOR YOU CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1950 Centerv111e Iowa Phone 55 Implement Co INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Sales and Servxce S1xteenth and Greene LeRoy Smlth Hardware Phone 53 103 E Icxckson Wedekln's Super Market THE FRIENDLY STORE ON MIDWAY 114 North 13th Phone 30 or 203 Free Dehvery CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES from Dr Brummltt Dr Edwards Dr Richey Bateman's Shoe Store SHOES or QUALITY x RAY FITTING A SPECIALTY Iowa Trust 8: Savings Bank Selix Truck and The Fraternal Qrcler el Eagles Class of 1950 Black Diamond CONGRATULATES THE GRADUATING AND ALSO THE Black Dlamencl Stall We are proud that our name appears on a page of your 4-p-u-nun-uuuuuuuuuunnulul-1--U-I-I 'Ii'-'--1-tl-1-1-ul llJHEl'l In ROITIE HS THE ROITIHHS DO aa 311. UJHED IH CETITERVILLE HS THE CEHTERVILLIHTIS DO Beer Sf Drug Store ongratulations to the Black Diamond Sta I DO ff' ' I I I I f I f - s ,fff . A , v if F - 4, I A-21A- T I 5 -5 pu, E+' . , II A AK in ' s Wiseman's Latin Classes I and I ' Roman Banquet GO TO WEST SIDE SQUARE COMPLIMENTS OF Pnrter 8 Maqnall llnnslructlnn Eu 20lVz North 13th Street Agncultural L1mestone and Road Rock Thriflway Super Market WHERE THE WISE ECONOMIZE Phone Centervllle Iowa R E Packard I nsu ra nce CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS or 1950 Howell Bulldmq Phone 373 Red The North Ma1n Hamburger Phone Black TlIton's Shoe Store roorwrzm SATISFACTION Footwear for all members of the lam11y at pnces that please CENTERVILLE Phone 216 North Srde Square CONGRATULATIONS TO 1950 SENIORS Goodyear Service 108 110 Haynes Ave Phone 480 Universal Ear En State and Haynes Centervrlle Iowa CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE I - - 31 ' . ' ' 120 Centerville, Iowa 190 S h 0 p fongrafalaffonsf 3' 6 to the 1950 Gra duatmg Class ol Q me Centerville lllgh School E X I am happy to extend you my congratulatrons on the occasion of your graduation and wrsh you every success in your future hte Reddy Kilowatt your electrical servant IOWA SOUTHERN UTILITIES COMPANY WE HOPE YOU RE AS PROUD OF THE F-.f X 1950 Beatrice ex MeedowGold , Black Diamond AS THE ANNUALS STAFF IS Centerville Produce , Congratulations from and Feed J W' Shkelmfk Centerville Tent and Sons Fresh Eggs Poultry , Sargent Feeds 81 Awmng CO' On Midway Custom Dressmg Sumbmq 6 Heating Ph. 156 Centerville ectncal Apphances I . R any . K W' 1 XJ U fx N , 0 'Sf s jr I I 7 vw ,51,.mu . . J ,y XX X V , x ..A.t., ' were SEJ . 'bi Hg' Q41 Midway lnn Grill ' . I DAVISON S HARDWARE Fox 8: Fry Battery 6: T1re servrce NIOBILGAS MOBILOIL Maple and Drake James Gavronsk C ul Y . 'WG' mens fm' adverts and Clyde F Mmm 1 Langfltt Farm Bgsiesvxfil fo Insurance Loans SCYVICC The Class of On Mldway Ph 153 1950 TURNER Rad1o and Recordmg Ph 257 On Mrdway Radro Repalnng Recordmg and Sound Servlce Congraiulatlons from South End Drug Store On the Levee Ph DOTTS P7umb1ng 6. Heatmq Phone 1021 Furnaces O11 Burners Stokers The brq httle store on South Mam Phone 393 Black Shallcross Grocery Prompt Courleous Servrce 18th and Maple Phone 273 TOM OLDS Funuture by ffze lme PURLEY RINKER Lawyer SMOKE SHOP SACCO HARDWARE PEATMAN S PLUMBING CLINE S BARBER SHOP ZAHARRIS GROCERY PETERSON S GROCERY SWANK S GROCERY SUNSHINE COAL COMPANY OLD KING COAL BRYANT SKELLY SERVICE CENTERVILLE MONUMENT WORKS STEVEN S DRUG F W WOOLWORTH BOB ELGIN Clothmg IUSTINE SPEERS Insurance GEORGE MILANI CHARLES L IOHNSTON DOYLE E HAMPTON EARL MAY SEED COMPANY FULLER MANUFACTURING COMPANY MCLELLAN S STORE RUSSELL D BUSS DR L P CLOW DR M P GLEASON DR ROLAND THOMPSON S CAFE HARRY S GREENLEAF IOHN ELLIOTT BAMFORD CLINIC PAUL GILLILAND A S DUKES Congratulahons from SUPPLY STO R ES Drake Ave and West Srde Square Sellmg good iurmture for over 60 years The home of natron ally advertrsed hnes People's Furniture Brown s Grocery 8: Market 302 West State lsr DOOR ,i'30+'2, wesrof ,F 4:9 MIIKELS 3- HRRIO SUCK 0 4 KHUZLHRICH Pnop 'P 0 -------1 0 0 0 0 . 218 Main Street Market . I , Y 7 . - 6 O . . eq, . 1 4 n . ! THE CENTERVILLE DAILY IGWEGIAN AND CITIZEN Gives you complete coverage of 0 LOCAL NEWS 0 STATE NEWS 0 NATIONAL NEWS 0 EDITORIAL FEATURES 0 COMICS - CARTOONS 0 LIVESTOCK MARKETS You can t afford to miss a sinqle issue ot THE CENTERVILLE DAILY IOWEGIAN AND CITIZEN It t 1 k 11 pays O oo We Ulson Service Station Sconzo Barber Shop on Midway Mam and Terry Frank Sconzo Prop Phone 545 Black Blue Blrd Cafe A Place to Eat That Cant Be Beat South Slde of Square Appanoose County Telephone Company LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE SERVICE Humphrey .lewelry Store JEWELRY or DISTINCTION Phone Bus 719 Green Res 734 Green 123 North Th1rteenth Mr and Mrs S G Humphrey Phllhps Brothers GOODRICH STORE Complete L1ne of Electrlcal Appl1ances Auto Supplles Clauson s Servlce PHILLIPS 66 Haynes and Maple Phone 11 Green F rmer's Co op Exchange HARDWARE IMPLEMENTS APPLIANCES FEED SEED 107 E Van Buren Centerv111e Ia Ph. 486 On the Levee Centerville, Ia. a . S and S Cafe MENZEHS P OITLQI1 If I9 CLF? The Home of Labels You Trust Coats Accessones Suxts Dresses Hose Lmqene Formals Dmner Dresses Sportswear Srzes 7 to 32 also hall S1 e LET US SERVE YOU' Kadel Super Valu East Slde Square EVERYDAY LOW PRICES 0 K Furnlture Co 37 Steps South of the Square on Maln COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Ideal Hobby 84 Photo Shop Phone MIDWAY Grazlan's Grocery Quahty Foods On the Levee Phone 927 Scmdwlches Soft Dnnks 24 Hour Servrce 206 E Maple Phone 297 Green Congratulatlons to the Class of 1950 Store Hub s Ice Cream and Snack Bar Sandw1ches and Our Specralty Hale C Greenleaf Insurance and Real Estate Ashby s Bakery Dehclous Pastnes Specral Orders are Our Specralty Free dehvery 375 Blk Centerville Surplus French Fries ON ' asv ' Pla Re reshed . . . Have A oke f. .- Before the Dame durin the D'lY'l1C ' after the 'rme '1 frosty bottle of ice- cold Com-Col'1 is so rcfrcshin . homes UNDER Auf ,omrv OF T - CO'A-COLA COMPANY ev Coca Cola Bottlmg Company of Centervllle Ackno wledgemenfs ALL GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS by W P Sellers Stucho Cer1terv1lle lowcx FEATURE PICTURES AND SPORTS PICTURES by W P Sellers cmd Robert A Bobmson PRINTING THE YEARBOOKS by Star Prmtmg Company Centerv1lle Iowcx pcmy Stevens Pomt WISCOHSIH LAYOUT OF BOOK by M1ltOH K Schulz Cora Lee Brown CARTOONS by Corcr Lee Brown and Dlxxe Clark I rv 7 g nl 2 gh Q 1 1 r g I4 HEI x. COVERS AND BINDING by NCIliOI1CIl Bookbindinq Com- L F 1--ni NM'