Central High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1951 volume:

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Let loose with those reins and NX-of, X head straight for your 1951 Annual. N Q95 dk Xi Q, 36 f NJ N ,652 ,. 'X No - af N-' I L LL, 3 , Q '14 K-fi Lf ' t qw QQ ' ' f 46 'v 7 'f' ,gig 411 cw E gg Q 'Y ai' . V K it x iii '15 -35 S294 fu ' ' Lf- Vfr 'ft f ff 92 I, A i S Iwi N' ' ' X . 'il 'A R-11. Q V3 fl. VU.. fl R .Q 'if J 2 -2 4 B .V 2. lf . ,- Y s ., M f 'vs ,-we if gf, t 1 r- f 5 4 Q 4 . 644. b '. ' Uni' A 1 uw ' Vw r!f' . w ' In f ,- Sgj., :Vw A Q Cheer em to victory Pop! For thirty-one years the old Ma- roon and White Dude Ranch has been under the capable direction of one of the best forernen this side of the Rio Grande! In 1912 a cowhand in a ten gallon hat and shiny boots passed through the gates of the ranch and has re- mained ever since. Some of the duties of Pop are training the new little colts, roping wild horses to tame them, rounding up strays, and branding the three year olds about to leave the ranch with the old Central Spirit brand. For thirty-eight years Pop Heit- man has given unfailing service to all of us. And now, Pop is going to hang up his cowboy hat and put away his boots. He is leaving Central High. And so to you, Pop Heitman, we loyal ranch hands give a cheer and say, Thank you. DEDICATION Aee ssn- 95: wow OJ ' 1.:Ww0'xU'N'l . 'U A ff! QWN, J 1' g . T ' - hs! Exim :Ji EM-'J C42 91 M 'Z gmc-if ce-NT ,W f 4,2591 ..,.wff,.4Lo L W MMWQWQQQ . ,LU . ' ' l ' Z0 Wjwifmxfzwayvg MZ: AUM - 9fZiZfMWL'2ZWmf,2'j'f' ,MMM 1 40' M79 ' ff,Ziw,,, , . Willing, www Zijfzsmw ' , Z We 25 - Qaida, , g,4gf 3523324 QMWQA . llmww 25 Liga -Zffav M Wx '. 'WMWMW J , aww Wgxiww 1 ,,,. Co-Edi tors - - - Business Manager s,ss Technical Editor ...... .--- Assistant Technical Editors -- Copy Editor - .....wrr - Assistant Copy Editor --- Sports Editor -------- Assistant Sports Editor --- Photography Editor ..., -- cuwZ704dZe --------Harold Falk Colleen Murphy - - - -Arlys St. Clair - - - -Julie Bergeson Marian Fischer Curran Lamar Harriet Miller --- -Mary Sifford - - - -Marianne Weil - - - -Bob Eckert - - - -Bruce Johnson - - - -Marlene Smith Assistant Photography Editor - - - --- Karen Johnson Photographers Artists ---- Sales Manager - - - - - Harold Falk Bob Kaiman ---Mary Anne Gohr George Smith ------Bob Doerr Advertising Manager --------- ----- J im Grueskin Assistant Advertising Managers ------ George Jenkins Typist ---- Adviser ---- Norma Levine -----Ruth Cox ---- H. P. Shedd 4 IN MEMCRIUM It is a time of great sorrow when a member of our ranch leaves us. All of us will remember Alwayne Paisley, who died December second of this year. Al- wayne was a sweet, generous girl whose patience and good spirit impressed us all during her long illness. Active in Friendship and Pep Club, Al- wayne's face will be long remembered around Cen- tral and her spirit will live forever. Twilight and evening bell, And after that the dark! And may there be no sadness of farewell, When I embark. 0 O O 756 fegiatez 0 BRONCO BUSTERS-FACULTY TRAIL BLAZERS-SENIORS v O HEADIN' for the LAST ROUNDUP-.IUNIORS O THE COWPUNCHERS-SOPHOMORES THE WRANGLERS-SPORTS O TALL TALES-PUBLICATIONS O MUSIC-HOE-DOWN TIME THE BRANDS-ORGANIZATIONS CALICO QUEENS-QUEEN SECTION TRADING POSTS-ADVERTISING X FACULTY MR. JOHNSON Mr. Johnson has gained popularity at the ranch as assistant foreman to Mr. Heitman. Besides his work at this job, Mr. Johnson is also advisor to Student Council. This takes much of his time and energy, and he is well liked by all members of Student Council for the aid and encouragement he has always given them. Mr. Johnson is usually good humored and friendly, but he objects to people using their voices in loud tones. His favorite meal consists of meat and po- tatoes, and, after this meal, he would like to settle down with a good book on philosophy. MR. HEITMAN The big boss of the old M, and W. is our principal, Mr. Heitman. On his shoulders he has carried the burdens and worries of the school for thirty-five years. His interest and participation in student affairs and his dilligence in Working for the school have long been noted by his students. Pop, as he is known to his pupils, is well liked for his cooperation in handling matters of controversy. No matter what the issue, Mr. Heitman could be counted on to present a fair decision. Everyone of us should realize that it is a big job to run a ranch the size of ours. Also, there are many strays and wild colts that have to be kept in hand. And no one has done the job any better than Foreman, t'Pop' Heit- man. MAUREEN BREYFOGLE- GRETCHEN FRATT-R6giS- Secretary. traf- MR. STEVENS Mr. Harold Stevens is the sheriff for the young cowboys on the ranch. As Dean of Boys, he advises and guides his boys concerning all walks of school life. So capable and fair is he, that he is admired by the whole school. Besides his job as Dean of Boys, Mr. Stevens has re- ceived all round applause as basketball coach, for he took his boys to state last year. Outside of school, his interests are quite varied. His greatest enjoyment is a big steak dinner with all the trimmings, and after dinner, his pastime is to settle down with his favorite magazine, Time. MISS FRY The sheriff for the girls is Miss Lenore Fry. As Dean of Girls, Miss Fry checks absences and writes admit slips, occasional-ly running across her pet peeve, girls who sign their mother's names to excuses. Besides working with the girls, Miss Fry serves as the capable advisor of Friendship. One of her favorite hobbies is woodshop which she is learning at night school. When not wield- ing hammer and saw, Miss Fry would like to eat a big T-bone steak. at -ff 'it 'fr 13 EVA DUTROW - Bool Manager 2- Bottoms up! Aren't you starting a little young? Miss Barker-garbage collector ,ifep,f --mmf: RAY A. ALLEN-Physical training, Industrial-Hobby is making things--pet peeve is people who make wise cracks about pupils liked by 3 3 0? 6: ARTHUR N. AMUNDSON- Science-likes to hunt and fish-pet peeve is people who chew gum and smack it. r , HERROLD ASMUSSEN - Science-Hobby is photogra- phy-likes to travel to look for unusual places. teachers. Cham DORA BALDWIN--H o m e economics. MADGE BANKS - Indus- trial--Likes camping in North Woods -- enjoys Hour of Charm. VERA BANKS - English - Enjoys horseback riding- critical people are her pet peeve. JULIA BARKER-English- NELLE E. BARNES - En- Dislikes saurkraut and stu- glish. pid answers-ambition is to have a class that looks hap- py when she proposes a test. EMMA BECK Cnmmercial L. A. BLOCK--C0l'I'1rI'16I'Cia1 Superstition knocking on Law and B00kk69DiHg-F3- wood likes to play tennis vorite sport is motoring-fa- and golf vorite magazine is United States News. CLARA BRANDENBURG- Latin-Is amused by super- stitious-pet peeve is girls who put on make up in pub- lic. MABEL BOE-Art-Dislikes black cats-enjoys hunting and riding-most outstanding experience was the trip to Mexico City her art students won for her. ROBERT BROOKS - Band and Vocal Music-Dislikes doing clerical work while directing band-favorite food is French fried onions. HAROLD T BUCK-Music HELEN BUCKINGI-IAM - ETHELYN C L E M E N S - Theory and Orchestra Spanish-Secret ambition is Home Econgmicg.-Hobbies t0 g0 to EUFODG-Det Peeve are sewing and piano playing is People who don't laugh ifavorite food is Steak. at my jokes. -14- comuNNE coou-:Y-En- CLARENCE R. DAYTON- RAY nEFoncE-Industrial glish-Dislikes girls who Social Science-His favorite -Spends summer fishing at wear heels and socks togeth- food is strawberry short cake Crystal Lake. er-likes to eat fried chicken -favorite movie is The and chocolate ice cream. Blak R0be. 1-:Nom D0wNAlw-Sc1- num ERCKMANN-Math- 91169--H0bb5f is .Dh0t0gI'aDhy ematics-Enjoys picnics and -Secret deS1T9 15 110 have H hikes-favorite book is Bells dark room at Central so that On Their Tgesf' we can have a camera club. 6 E. W. FISCHER-Record' MARGARET .FRANCHIQRE BERTHA GILBERTSON - Industrial-Dislikes Record -SQ8I1iSh-EI'1J0yS Classical Social Science-Liikes to fin- reporters who dorm meet the music-has studied in Paris ish furniture and collect por- deadune-hobby is fishing- -11kes reading. celain-enjoys ice hockey. .I ..15... JEWELL HASKINS- French, English-Her ambi- tion is to travel all she pleases-likes to spend vaca- tions in a French Colony. ETHEL HEDENBERGH-LL brary-Ambition is to have a real library at Central- favorite book is So Red the Rose. R. D. HISSONG-Science- Hobby is photography-pet peeve is pupils that don't know why they're in school. B, L. HODGE-Mathematlcs -Most outstanding trip was to Yellowston Park-dislikes correcting papers. H. R. JACOBl-Industrial- Hobby is fishing--most out- standing moment was when his boys came back from the service. DONALD JENSON-Indus- KATHLEEN J O R D A N- LILLIAN KESSLER-Com- trial-Hobby is photography English-Pet peeve is pupils mel-cial, likes to eat cherry pie-reads that try to get by-hobbies Reader's Digest. are traveling and reading. LEE KNOLLE-Choir, Cho- ruses-Played college tennis, football, and basketball. CAROLINE KRIEGE-Home Economics-Hobby is collect- ing antiques-enjoys histo- rical movies. L AUSTIN W. LOW-Indus- trial-Superstition is that law of averages might get him-favorite food is steak. ELIZABETH LUGE-English -Favorite sport is horseback riding-wishes that every- one in her classes would love a good book. R. W. LUNDAK-G. I. Classes, Athletics. nv' CLARENCE MARSHALL- Industrial-Hobby is wood- w o r k - most outstanding was coming home from serv- ice. WAYNE KYLE Industrial --Hobby 1S motoring pet peeve is al1b1s favorlte ma gazine, Living Wood BARBARA MARTIN Eng lish-Favorite book is Home of the Brave ambltion IS to get throu h the semester with a sane mind NELLIS MASON-Commer- cial, Bookkeeping. ' MARK McLARNAN-Physi- cal training, Economics, Health - Has superstition about howling dogs-likes to hunt and play golf-enjoys books about sports. G. W. MlDDLETON-Con- sumer's Education-Was once going to be an engineer- especially enjoyed trip to the Grand Canyon. wants to live to be one hun- MAXINE MILLER-Drarna- tics, English-Wanted to be a postman's wife-dislikes hot tea and dead chickens. G. E. NELSON-Social Sci- ence-Favorite food is steak smothered with onions - dredi xi pf .-eg .if g f NORA J. NELSON-Social GLADYS R, PARKER - LOUISE PERKINS-Social Science- Physical training, Health- Science-Thinks walking un- 18- Likes to swim and play golf -favorite movie is 'KRed Shoes. der a ladder is bad luck-en- joys traveling. G. R. BAY-Mathematics- Favorite hobby is mountain climbing-ambition is to be governor of Kentucky. L1 MONA REDMOND-Mathe- matics- LEROY H. ROWSE-Science -Hobby is home repairs- dislikes seeing a bright kid who doesn't know what he's in school for. H. P. Sl-IEDD-English, An- nual-Ambition is to go to Europe-hobbies are garden- ing and music. MARIAN V. SPERRY - Physical Training, Health- Favorite food is chocolate ice cream-most exciting moment was when the motor conked out in a plane one C. --V. STILES-Driver's Training-Hobbies are mu- sic and archeology-dislikes reckless drivers. hour out of Honolulu. LURETTA SULLIVAN - Latin-Enjoys music, horse- back riding, and swimming in the ocean. HARRIET L. WAECHTER- Commercial-Likes to hook rugs and play the piano- hobby is playing golf. -19- 2 RUTH WEDGEWOOD - Mathematics-Enjoys music -pet peeve is people who leave things for the last moment. BERTHA WELLHAUSEN- German Psychology, English -Enjoys working on civil problems-wishes that all understand each other re- gardless of race, creed or color. gi' Wag MAYME YAHR-Social Sci- ence,-Likes to garden and read historical novels - played on champion girl's basketball team in college. RICHARD YOU NG-Physi cal Training. 0... HOMER WILSON Speech department favorite foods steak and pie-pet peeve is students that don t get work in and make excuses I r Q H 'ul Ti UQ IDRS FIRST TERM President J ON VORISEK Vice-President GLORIA KRIGSTEN Secretary PAUL PATTERSON Treasurer JERRY LUCY SECOND TERM President CHARLES BUSSKOHL Vice-President ROBERT SHILOFF Secretary SALLIE EBERSOLE Treasurer JOYCE GRUBEL BRALD ABRAHAM r'aJerry rs Retailing Course Retailing Club Vice-President X sa OHN BEEKMAN Beekie General Course oll' Team, Latin Club, l.A.C., Hi-Y, Science Club, Class Play RICHARD BORGSTROM usorgyn entific and Engineering Course Basketball Team, Football Team, Student Council, .atm Club President, A. C. Vice-President, Hi-Y Secretary, Boys State 1950 DOUGALD AISTROPE Dougald Henry General Course Camera Club, Hi-Y Q A 1 ff1f '4F MILTON BELONGEA Milt High School Graduation Course PHYLLIS JANET BRODIE 4 Y 7 General Course Hesperian Vice-President, Pep Club, Latin Club, Friendship, Hi-Tri What's so funny, Dick? JACKLYN ANDERSON jackie General Course Hesperian Sergeant-at-Arms, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Pep Club JULIE BERGESON ujulesn General Course Erodelphian, Football Cheerleader, Student Council, Annual, French Club President, Latin Club Secretary, Inner Circle Treasurer, Friendship, A. A. C., Hi-Tri Vice-President, Pep Club President, Harvest Hop Queen, Homecoming Attendant A MYRNA LONNEL ANDERSON General Course Erodelphian Treasurer, Choir, Latin Club, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Class Play JUDITH BLECHER uludyn General Course Philomathian Secretary, Latin Club, Hi-Tri Spanish Club, Pep Club, Camera Club Treasurer, Friendship, I. R. C. SHARON BATCHELLER Teda General Course Philomathian President, Football Cheerleader, Student Council, Spanish Club President, Inner Circle, Friendshi , A. A. C. Secretary, Hi-'Fri Secretary, Pep Club, Homecoming Queen, May Queen Attendant, Latin Club, Record, Queen of Hearts Attendant. GERALD BONUS r .J . , GeneraInCourse Spanish Club President ,fl . R 4 - Q. 1 r V G In u 1 PWR I Q'.- . G -23- is e J AUDREY JEAN CHRISTENSEN 4 .Audu General Course Philomathian, Latin Club, Hi-Tri, panish Club, Friendshit , Bokian, Camera Club, Dramatics Club, Pep Club CAROL MARIE CORNELIA General Course Erodelphian Sergeant-at-Anns Hi-Tri, Spanish Club 'l'reasurer, Friendship, Pep Club ..24.. A :awp ELAINE CLARK General Course Band -5 1 ' 1-'Qu ' 1- it 'T BETTY CLAY Bets,' Commercial Course Second Choir, Hi-Tri, Friendship, Pep Club My gs 1 i g f ,X A , -- W fd. CROWTHER JO ANN CRANE JAMES RICHARD S itfire Higii School ulimn Graduation Course General Course Friendship Choir, Hi-Y Secretary, Science Club, Football, Homecoming Attendant Axvsv vvluva only alauvvuvlllvu CONSTANCE JEAN BROWN ' 'Connie' ' Commercial Course Pep Club, Hi-Tri, Friendship RICHARD N. COFFMAN ffnacw General Course MARILYN DAMES KlMarYlI! Commercial Course Bokian, Art Guild x .1 N al 1 CHARLES BUSSKOHL Chuck', General Course Class President Second Term, Band, Student Council, Choir Hi-Y Treasurer DARLENE JEAN COREY Commercial Course Second Choir, Friendship PATRICIA ANN DENNLER CKPatY, General Course Philomalhian, Latin Club, French Clu Friendship, Hi-Tri, Pep Club .fi ROBERT IEDERICK DOERR nnobn General Course Student Council, Annual Editor - l950, Choir, Latin Club Vice-President Dramatics Club, Madrigal Group Class Play Student Director, German Club Vice-President MICHAEL DOUGHERTY ' ' Mi lie' l General Course ELORES FRANCO rrnollyxl Retailing Course D. E. C. A. Fight, team, fight! GERALD A. DOREN -tjerryn General Course SALLIE JANE EBERSOLE General Course Class Treasurer Second Term, Hesperian, Pootball Cheerleader, Latin Club, French Club Vice-President, Friendship, A. A. C. Hi-Tri, Pep Club, as ta E GLENN GIBSON nHoo,,, General Course, Hi-Y .ig 1,1 he apt fl '3 - 1 K i f if, Q ui'-. 1 is lv it llllfilll i Lil. ' 'fs vw. BETTY LOU ERICKSON Bettilulu General Course, Erodelphian President, S anish Club President, liatin Club Secretary, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Red Cross Council, Pep Club JANICE CAROLYN GRANING 4.-,ann General Course Hesperian Secretary, Choir, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Science Club, Pep Club, Red Cross, Class Play - , ssi, A Iii ' A - Q li h ill, ' -5 ' 'V' Q ' 'Q I' , 1 2 A. I 4 Q , -I 4 A51-,Qgg-E i , , if , ' . N i '1 F l' A an ' if 6 iijgawimw My an-2 3 LOIS ERICKSON Lo General Course Philomathian Treasurer, Record, Football Chver- leader, Serond Choir, Latin Club, Spanish Club Secretary, Inm-r Circle, Friendship, A. A. C., Hi-Tri President, Pep Club Student Council , vb K JOYCE ANNETTE GRUBEL njoycien General Course Class Secretary Second Term, Erodelphian, Orchestra, Friendship, Spanish Club Sergeant-at-Arms, Hi-Tri Treasurer, Pep Club, Dramatics Club JORDAN LEON FISH Boobie General Course Student Council, 5Panish Club Treasurer Dramatics Club Vice-President JAMES HARVEY GRUESKIN i jim, , General Course Annual, Spanish Club, Camera Club President -25 ... 'ed ? AYMOND EUGENE HAGEN -rceneu General Course A. A. C., Golf Team .il LNICE JOHNSON -.Jan , , Commercial Cou rse Friendship Hi-Tri, Pep Club ii ROBERT -HAMILL Hammy General Course Choir, Hi-Y, Red Cross Council President, Student Council, Camera Club. Science Club, Madrigal JAMES WILLIAMS KILBERG ..Bm,, General Course ., ssl i ' fi N . X0- COLENE ANN HANSEN Coke Commercial Course Hi-Tri, Friendship s Se fi? ' lk HERMAN HENRY KOCH nHerm,, General Course Band, Spanish Club Vice-President, Hi-Y Vice-President, Homecoming Attendant -25- ESTHER MARIE HUNTER Junior General Course Hi-Tri, Friendship Friendship, Hi-Tri, Erodelphian Secretary, Inner Circle Vice-President, Choir Vice-President, Art Guild Treasurer, Pep Club, Student Council J VICTORIA KOURY . ivickyy , Commercial Course Friendship, Hi-Tri GLORIA BETH KRIGSTEN Kriggie General Course Class Vice-President First Term, Philomathian Vice-President, Student Council Vice-President, Record, Latin Club, German Club Secretary, Inner Circle, Friendship, Hi-Tri Sergeant-at-Arms, Pep Club, May Queen Attendant, Class Play. .. GEORGE JENKINSON Gunrgie', General Course f' N: DAVE KRAMBECI General Course DONNA MARIE KUMZAK lsnonvyy General Course Hesperian President, Band, Orchestra, Friendshi Inner Circle Treasurer Hi-Tri, Pep Club Vice-President, May Queen Attendant Should auld acquaintance bc forgot- , pq CHARLES MAYO LADUE Chick General Course Student Council Latin Club, Spanish Club 'C JERRY PHILLIP LUCEY nlerryn General Course ass Treasurer First Term, A. C. Football, Track Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms Ai,V IOYRA MASON i .Lean General Course Choir, Friendship , F- BETTY LOU LAN GFORD Boots General Course Spanish Club, Friendship, Hi-Tri SYLVIA COZETTE LARSON UDOHYU General Course Friendship, Hi-Tri X , if 5 ilfigx A AE. DARLENE RAYE JOHN RICHARD LYNBERG MADDEN Commercial Course Spanish Club, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Philomathian LYLE MATTINGLY Commercial Course D. E. C. A. Prima Donnas of the opera High School Graduation Course GLORY ALLURE LESTER 4-Glow Commercial Course Friendship, Bokian, Hi-T Hesperian f 'vi K KEITH WA I N E MAGEE f.Maggie,, General Course ri ARNOLD LIEBEI Arnie General Course JO ANNE MANDERSCHEID .. on Gene ral Course Choir, Friendship, Hi-Tri A '.,' J CONNIE JOY M1-:RLIN Nickles . General Course Erodelphian, Choir, Spanish Club, Friendship, Hi-Tri, lramatics Club Secretary I. R. C., Pep Club GORDON HAROLD NEWMAN Gordon General Course Football team, Track Team, Annual, Spanish Club, A. A. C. Vice-President, Student Council, Boys State - 1950 a ff' xx ,. . ix LOUISE ROBERTA METCALF Louisa General Course Philomathian Sergeant-at-Arms, Latin Club, Spanish Club President, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Pep Club JANICE NORTON ujann General Course Hesperian, Jr. Chorus, Latin Club, Friendship, Bokian, Hi-Tri, Creative Writers, Dramatics Club, Class Play I JOAN MARIE IVIILLER ..,ody,, Commercial Course Little Esther recites a poem ff-fe DAVID MAZIE Dave General Course Tennis Team, Record, Latin Club spanish Club, A. A. C., Class Play DONALD MURRAY unonu General Course French Club W DELORES VIRGINIA JANET PACK OLESON Jann nneu General Course General Course Erodelphian Vice-President, Choir, Latin Club, Hi-Tri, Friendship, Pep Club Choir, Friendship DOROTI-IEA MCMASTER HDOIH General Course Hesperian Treasurer, Hi-Tri, Choir, Spanish Club IRWIN MU SHKIN rikku General' Course Annual, Latin Club 4 PHYLLIS PALTZ ' ' Punk' ' Commercial Course Friendship What do you have MAXINE PARTRIDGE .tMax,, Commercial Course Philnmathian, Friendship MARTELL PETERSON Tell General Course Erodrlphian. Choir, Friendshig, Hi-Tri, Pep Clu F3 ILDIE MAE REED General Course Friendship, Hi-Tri to say about world problems? BETTY PETERS upeten Commercial Course Choir, Friendship, Hi-Tri I r FRANCES C. PHILLIPS ' 'Fran ny' ' General Course Choir, Friendship, French Club, Pep Club Science Club Q' I 4. DUANE RENKEN lKRCHk5,, General Course Hi-Y, Dramatics Club, Science Club ba.. ESTHER RASKIN Essie Retailing Course Philomathian, Friendship CHARLES RICH -mud., General Course Student Council, Spanish Club, Class Play , A e RICHARD E. RAUN Ernest Scientific and Engineering Course Student Council, Debate, Hi-Y ROBERT RICHARDS ttB0b,, Scientific and Engineering Course Latin Club, Science Club, Hi-Y 14 WILLIAM RAWLINGS UB. jf, General Course Football Team, Basketball Team, Track, Debate, Spanish Club Vice-President, A. A. C. President and Treasurer, Hi-Y President Boys Statr - 1950 Student Council Sergeant-at-Arms PATRICIA ANN ROGERS UPN., General Course Hesperian, French Club Treasurer, Latin Club, Friendship, Bokian, Hi-Tri, Pep Club, I. R. C., Science Club, Camera Club Secretary -29- as 'Q MES HARRISON SANDS ujimu General Course Latin Club Secretary-Treasurer, Dramatics Club Vioe-President and Treasur, Class Play MARY STUDLEY Commercial Course Band, Orchestra ' 'L ' A ' Liz.-I . .li ..kk A ' , . z if - LALS AAS i , it S ROBERT MAURICE SHIRLEY SHIIIOFF SKIDMORE HSM Skid General Course General Cfnffw Class Vice-President Ef0d0lPhlll'l, Second Term, Annual, Football Team, A. A. C., Spanish Club BEVERLY ANN THOMPSON K IBCV! ! General Course Philomathian, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Pep Club Jr. Chonis, Hi-Tri Latin Club, Friendship, Dramatic: Club DELORES THORP Deede'i General Course COZETTE SMITH ucozyn Commercial Course Friendship, Hi-Tri, Pep Club JOHN VANDEN BRINK clvandyas General Course Student Council President, . Cholr, Hi-Y, J. R. C. President, Science Club President 6 69 as , - itltt DANA HAROLD WALL Gene ral Course Student Council, Orchestra President RODNEY RAY STRAMPE ukodn High' School Graduation Course JON VORISEK Knobby General Course Class President First Term Annual, Choir, Latin Club, Art Guild, Class Play it JOHN WARFIELI Johnnie General Course Art Guild High priced entertainment Q , I RICHARD C. WATSON Uw3tSH tcientific and Engineering Course Football Team, Band, A. A. C., Hi-Y, Latin Club LORRAINE ANN WEDDLE Retailing Course, Friendship, D. E. C. A. President , G? Q X ,U , V nxcnmm c. wnrrr: lKDick7Y General Course Football Team, Student Council President, Record Editor, Latin Club, A. A. C., Hi-Y Vice-President, Boys State Govemor - 1950 RICHARD WOOD Rich General Course CAROLE FRANCIS WRENN General Course Erodelphian Chaplain, Hi-Tri, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Pep Clul Friendship -3 0 . FIRST TERM President DON WALKER Vice-President DICK MUIR Secretary MARGIE RYE Treasurer CHARLES FOSTER SECOND TERM President HENRY RAY Vice-President JERRY KILLION Secretary MARLENE SMITH Treasurer NICK RODRIGUEZ QU iAYTON L. ALLEN Benny High Schnol Graduation Course Hi-Y MARILYN E. ARMSTRONG Irish Commercial Course Philomathian, Bokian, Hi-Tri, Friendship, Inter-Racial Club, 1 Club, Dramatics Club IERRY BAULER tiscmn General Course DORIS ANDERSON Pinky Commercial Course Hesperian, Band, Hi-Tri, Friendship, Majorette YVONNE ASHMAN Yivee General Course Pep Club, Hesperian, Hi-Tri, Friendship, Bokian BEVERLY BAYNE iiBevn General Course Hes erian President, Friendsliip, Hi-Tri, Choir. Dramatics Club President, Inter-Racial Club Treasurer Sing it, Teda! LESTER ANDERSON i.Les,v Commercial Course Football Manager, A. A. C., Student Council, Hi-Y, Art Guild, Choir President MARILYN LOU BAILIN L0uie!' General Course Erodel hian, Rt-cord, Latin Club Presidt-nt, Friendship, Bokian, Hi-Tri, Pep Club, Dramatics Club, Red Cross Creative Writers Club Secretary BARBARA JEAN ANEMA Barb Commercial Course Friendship, Hi-Tri, Pi-p Club I, BARBARA ARMSTRONG Babs Business Course Erodelphia, Hi-Tri Friendship BARBARA BAKER NANCY MAE ffBabS BAKER Retailing I Course' --Bam. D' E' C- A: VW? Pfmldenl, General Course Ff'Und5h'P Friendship, Choir ,Ar -33 EVERLY LUCILLE BETSWORTH uBevn Commercial Course Choir, Pep Club NANCEE ANN BRIGGS Nam: Pants High School Graduation Course Hes rian, Orchestra, Eend Hi-Tri Frirnidship, Pep Club -.341 RHONA BIRNEY 'KRose General Course Philomathian Sergeant- al-Arms, Friendship, Bokian, Hi-Tri, Pep Club in X BARBARA ANNE BROUSARD ' 'Ba rbi ' General Course Erodelphian Sergeant-ab Arms, Student Council, Latin Club Secretary, Spanish Club Vice-President, Hi-Tri, Chorus, Pep Club May I have this dance? BARBARA EVELYN BECKER Barbie Commercial Course Erodelphian, Hi-Tri, Friendship, Pep Club, Inter-Racial Club, Choir Secretary BARBARA ANNI BETSWORTH HBarb,, Commercial Course Friendship, Choir 3. abr, W p Key, ' B MARCIA ANN ALFRED BRADLEY GERALD L. BOBLIT 'LFritz BREYFOGLE 'fMarky General Course HGH Commercial Course General ,Course Hesperian, Friendship, Art Guild, Choir, Trai Hi-Tri Male Chorus CHARLES T. RONALD BRUNING BROWN , ','R0'1l uchuckw Retailing Course General Course DONNA JANE BUNDAY Home Retailing Course Friendship, . E. C. A., Pep Club That zhastly registration morning! , . 9 W A A DUANE BURKE Mousie General Course ,relief-tra, Band, Hi-Y 'U by n,n A..,.,f ANNA MAY BUSH Ann Retailing Course llesperian. Frit-ndxhip, Hi-Tri, D. C. A, Serrvtary JEMVBYBNE CAROLYN SUE C J?-Tm: CAMPBELL ,enrra Lourse H ,, Football Chverleader, C Carolyn 1.2.1511 Club, Friendship, Phf?m 1efC!21 COW? x, A. C., ui-Tri, Chorua, 0 1a'h'an- HPTH I lep Club, Erudclphian HOWARD M. CHAIKIN Shaky Srieutific-Enginet-ring Ioursv, Choir, Football, lin Club, A. A. C., Hi-Y, nu-ra Club Vire President, enre Club, Inter-Racial Club, Male Chorus BETH CHAMBERLIN l'Beth General Course Erodrlphian Treasurer, Orchestra, Band Vice-President, Spanish Club Frivndship, Hi-'l'ri, I llomeroming Attendant, Qu:-en of Hearts Attendant JUNE ANN CARL CLARENCE w. c...,QilT E CARLSEN Hcsperian, Fr ourse -- 1 1- eindship, - 'I uma' Hep Queen 0 f Hearts bfgfrzzl Hgvse F ' EVELYN CHASE MARVIN Commercial Course CHRISTENSEN Ulvfarvu General Course Cl 91 g. Y . ff 5. 34 NORMAN CARLSON Norm Gvneral Course Student Council, Hi-Y, Science Club RUTH MARIE CLANCY 'fRuthie Rctallin Course Frim-ndship, E. C. A 3 0 J, i i, - ,Q BEVERLY COATES Bevie General Course Philomathian, Hi-Tri, Friendship, Choir, iirls' Sextct, Listening Club. Science Club Secretary-Treasurer, Pep Club ORVILLE COOK . .town Scientific-Engineering Course, Student Council, Choir, Latin Club, H1-Y, Science Club President, Male Chorus KIRK COLLINS DUANE F. General Course CONKEY Band, Orchestra 1'Daner High School Graduation Course Radio Club fm RUTH ALYCE COX PHYLLIS CROSLEY Ruthie K'Dusty General Course Commercial Course Philomathian, Annual, Friendship, Hi-Trl Orchestra, Band, Friendship, Ti-Trl, Pep Club, Dramatics Club, Inter-Racial Club .35- ,if t JEAN CONLEY Jeanie General Course Annual, Latin -Club, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Hcsperian, Pcp Club GARY THEODORE DAHL HG. T.', Scientific-Engineering Course, Basketball Manager, Student Council Treasurer, Male Chorus, Boys' Quartet, 1950 Havsflteye Boys State, Choir SUZANNE DASKOVSKY rfsueu General Course Spanish Club, Friendship, Hi-Tri Pep Club, lnter-Racial Club MARLENE COOK 'Cookie General Course Erodelphian, Student Council, Football Cheerleader, Friendship, A. A. C., Hi-Tri Vice-President, Red Cross, Pep Club, Dramatics Club President Sergeant-at-Arms, Charter Member National Forensic League, Debate, Chorus JOANN DALGLIESH blow Commercial Course Friendship, Hi-Tri CLARE DEATOIN Clare Erodelphian, Friendshil Hi-Tri, Choir Secretary Pep Club Twas the night before Christmas 5 ILMA JACQUELINE DE HAAN 'Qlackiel' Classical Course Philomathian President, itudent Council President, Orchestra, Latin Club Secretary, Friendship IARGARET ANN ENGSTRAND HMM H General Course Erodelphian Secretary, Student Council Orchestra Friendship, Ili-Tri ,. A ',, , -S Fiz z: 1 . A Lil i IIARLES FOSTER Tuck General Course A. C., Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Class Treasurer First Term, Football 4.7 FRANCIS DICKMAN Fran General Course BEVERLY JEANNE ERICKSON trBevu General Course Basketball Cheerleader, Spanish Club, Friendship, Boltian, A. A. C., Hi-Tri, Philomathian, Red Cross, Pep Club, Chorus, Homecoming Attendant MARIE FRANKEN Frankie General Course Philomathian Chorus, Latin Club, Friendship, Bokian, Hi-Tri Whatcha' looking at? Fri 5' isp. 6 s S y. A BARBARA ROBERT E- ECKERT WILLIAM E. WWE HE ku DREBMIJQTT Generalc Course U Commercial Course Q,':::-iilgcgaea' Qboggnf Scientific-Engineerin endshwg Hfq-'L' Choma' Manager, Camera Club, Course' Track' HFS CP 'U Choir, Science Club, Male Chorus ., 6: , ,I WILLIAM E. DONNA FERRELL GLORIA FERRIS ERKONEN Donna General Course Hkockov Commercial Course General Course Hesperian' Vice-President, Basketball, Golf, Hi-Y, Ffl0lldShH1, Pep Club, Spanish Club Queen of earts Attendant Sergeant-at-Arms -37 JERALD F. FRICKEN Uncle Frick General Course Hi-Y ii X . .A in 5 F. .tt RICHARD GILLIS Dick General Course Student Counril Secretary, Latin Club, Choir, Red Cross -39- MARY CATHERINE GALES HMMY., General Course Erodelphian, Latin Club, Hi-Tri, Friendship, Scienre Club, Camera Club, Pup Club fy: ' I mi A 1.1 x E X WILLIAM KRAGE GARDINER Ullgark' General Course Football, A. A. C., Hi-Y MAYNARD GIRARD MARY GLEASON Frenrhy Choir, Football Punk Gent-ral Course Erudelphian, Band, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Pep Club Hurrah! We won! GERALDINE FRANKS .tcerryu High School Graduation Course Choir Friendshi Home Economics Club President av- SANDRA GAUL itsandyu General Course Philomathian Secretary, Hi-Tri, Friendship, Inter-Racial Club Prt-sidvnt, Pep Club V , . KEITH GLORFIELD Keith General Course Track, Student Counril Treahurer, Latin Club, A. A. C., Hi-Y President, Homt-cunning King i . VIRGINIA MAE FREAR Ginny General Course Hesperian, Latin Club Spanish Club Secretary MARY ANN GIASAFAKIS UGMSH General Course Hesperian, Basketball Cheerleader, Latin Club, French Club Treasurer, Friendship, Bokian, A. A. C., Hi-Tri, Pep Club, Red Cross MARY ANNE GOHI Marion General Course Pbiloxuathian, Philo Sweetheart, Annual, Frit-ndslli 1, Hi-'l'ri, Art Guild, Camera Club, Pep Club, Latin Club 2VELYN GOODWIN uEvieu General Course Hcsperian, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Pep Club DOROTHY LEE HAAN Gent-ral Course Philomathian, Student Council Fri:-ndship, Bokian, iii-Tri, Queen of Hearts Attendant, Dramalics Club . 6' .' X X nonmvr HARDY ..R0b,, High School Graduation Course David and his magic violin BETTY GULBRONSON Betty Commercial Courst- Erodelphian, Choir, Friendship SHIRLEY HALL MLCK, General Course Choir, Friendship VERGENE HARPER Vickie Commercial Course Pep Club, Inter-Racial Club Sergeant-at-Arms, Red Cross Friendship, naman, in-'rfi, Art Guild MAVIS HALWEG Hjcanicu General Course Hesperian, friendship Hi-Tri, Dramatics Cluh, Intcr'Racial Club Sergeant-at-Arms, Pep Club H f' t ff' M GENEVIEVE HART ttcennyn General Course Hesperian, Orchestra, Friendship, Hi-Tri -E: -1-...J fe, W. 1 tw t, Q 5 ' v... . 'O CHARLES LEE GAYLATGHQNSON 3 Commerciail Course, Chuck Erodel hian, Student General Course Student Council Councii? Latin Club, I Bokian I rn-sidt-nt-Treas- urer, Pep Club o 5- M . . 11 IRVING HASLER WAYNE msmucxs ..Guy,, General Course General Course 'Q' JOYCE HENRY Butch General Course Erodelphian, Hi-Tri, Friendship L. f- an : W X ,Q i LARRY DEAN HILBRANDS General Cou rsc LAURA MAY DOROTHEA M. HOGGAN HORNE l'Laura Dottie General Course Connnl-rcial Course Friendship Friendship JOANN BEVERLY BEVERLY CLARE HILL HILTGEN Dimples' Bev'y High School Graduation Courae Record, Friendship, Hi-Tri i A , K A RONALD HUFF Ronnie General Course Hi-Y -40- Crnnmercial Course Hesperian. Friendship, Bokian DICK ISAACSON .elk U General :Course A. A. C. President, Hi-Y, Football GEORGE JENKINS George,' General Course Annual, Debate, Choir, Hi-Y, Student Football Manager Little Red Riding Hood DOROTHY HIRSCH Potty Donyu General Course Erodel hian, Choir, Friendlihip, Hi-Tri, Girla Sextet, Pep Club, Intl-r-Racial Club AMELIA ANN J EFFRIES Millie-' , Commercial Course Friendship ANNE JOHNSON .iAnn,, Retailing Course Friendahip, Hi-Tri, D. E. C. A. President Q Xi KRLEEN MARILYN sm-:Lay C. MARY ANN -'QHNSQN JOHNSTONE, Jn. JORDAN I Arleen I nshebn ffpatw Lzihaloramrislarifrignhgvgip Scientific-Engineering F - R5t:ilingD Cgurg A Hi-Tri, Inter-Racial Club, Come' H Y 0 S 'P' Pep Club JAMES HARLAN KAPLAN n-limi, Cn-neral Course 2 JOHN MICHAEL KOSEN '-John General Course Football, Basketball, Second Choir ELAINE KAZOS 'lliaziell Gem-ral Course Hi-Tri, Latin Club. Spanish Club, Friendship, Pm-p Club, Dramatics Club, Inter-Racial Club, Red Cross ,,5 4Kx.44 Xi JO ANN MARGARET KRUCK UJUU General Course Philomathian, Choir, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Pep Club Dancing at the Tomba. JERRY KILLION Killer G l C enera ourse Class Vice-President Second Tc-rm ANNE LUCILLE KAISER Mickie Commercial Course Hesperian, Friendshi , Bokian President, Hi-'Fri 0-41 V DONALD DENE KIVLIGHN Cuddles Scientific-Engineering Course, Latin Club President, French Club President, Choir Secretary, Science Club 'V l 1 T DONALD KAMD ..D0n,, General Course JUDITH MARCENE KNITTEL njgdyn Commercial Course Erodelphian, Choir, Friendship Ha-Tri, Pep Club 1411 K ' A MARGIE MAE CAROL JEAN LANG GERALD LAPORA LANE Carol 1-Jer U ttMatge-i General Course General rggursc General Course irodel hian, Orchestra, Friendlhi , Pep Club, ence Club, Spanish Club EONSTANCE LIEN Connie General Course Choir, Friendship -42- Philomathian Treasurer, Student Council, Record, Band, Latin Club, Inner Circle, Friendship Secretary Hi-Tri Secretary, Majorette, Chorus, Harvest Hop Queen Merry Christmas from JOHN MELVIN KVIDAL JohnieU . Scientific-Engineering, Course, German Clu , Science Club ALLEN LEFKOVICH ' ' Lefty' ' General Course Track DON LISTON RALPH HD U High 'slhooi LIYf,3:L'f9RE Graduation Course High 53,001 Chow Graduation Course GEORGIA LONNBERG Georgia General Course Erodelphian Choir, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Pep Club, Friendship Santa HELEN CURRAN LAMAR General Course Ht-sperian, Annual, Choir, Spanish Club President, Latin Club, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Pep Club NANCY LEHAN uNanc,, Commercial Course Hesperian, Choir, Friend- ship, Hi-Tri, Pep Club, Camera Club EILEEN E. LORENGER Retailin Course Art Guild, E. C. AA URTISS GRIFFIN LOVELACE Curt,' General Course Student Council Choir, Latin Club UGENE LUNDAHL .tcenen General Course Q RGINIA NOREEN MARTINDALE General Course lnter-Racial Club Glamour boys . 2' ROLAND LUKEN ' 'Rnnniel' General Course RUTH MADSEN Toozie General Course Hesperian Treasurer, Choir, French Club, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Inter-Racial Club, Dramatics Club, Pep Club on g g T iN.. ROBERTA MARIE MAURER Boots General Course Student Council, Record, Choir, Latin Club President-Secretary, Inner Circle President, Hi-Tri, Friendship, Pep Club ROGER MANNERS High School Graduation Course NANCY McCOY Nanc High School Graduation Course Hesperian, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Art Guild, Inter-Racial Club Secretary, Pep Club VIRGINIA MARSHALL Ginnee General Course Erodelphian, Maiorette, S anish Club, i-Tri, Iyriendshgi Eramatics u PATRICIA MCGLAUFLIN Pat General Course Erodelphian President, Football Cheerleader, Student Council, Chorus, Latin Club A. A. C., Friendship, Hi-Tri Treas urer, Ar! Guild, Red Cross Secretary, Pep Club .- U .- i 1 3 .big :E t Q GARY MARTIN Beanie Scientific-Engineering Course, Spanish Club, i-Y I Q x JAMES McGLYNN tfBuck,. General Course A. A. C., Hi-Y, Basketball Manager A43.. DARLEEN McKELVEY -.Darn Ccneral Course l,llll0Il13Il'll3ll, Choir, Latin Club, Hi-Tri, Frirndship, Pe Club. Listening Club JOEL MICKELSON K'Mick Scientific-Engineering Course, Choir, Ili-Y. Track PATRICIA MCKETTRICK npat-, Commercial Course Friendship A , ,. i 'f: :.,s 2 saws Q Q DELORES MIERAS Slim Comme rcial Course Choir i ii F PHILIP J. McMAI-IAN nphiln General Course Hi-Y, Science Club JO ANN 'MILL .ID Cem ral 0 s 1 - C urse Philomathian, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Student Council -44- JILL RAE BEVERLY McMULLEN MELCHER 'LJill Bev Gelifral Course Gen:-ral Course HCSPUIZU SefS93f1Y'3f' Erodelphian, Student ANNE, Offhmifa, Band Council, Spanish Club, Prvsldemg Lalm ICIUU, Sergeant-at-Arms, Hi-Tri Irmvf Clfde- Frwnd- Friendship, Inter-Racial 5h1P, H Tfl, PEP Clllh Club, Pep Club ,-',- s ' ,V MARILYNNE MILO MILLS MILLER General Cuursc HSN, Gcncral Course Orchestra, French Cluh. Friendship, Hi-Tri, Art Guild, Inter-Racial Club Vice-President f,fQf?'?l f .D - I 3 nnai . A A . - I .,:. I BARBARA JEANNE RONALD MOON MONTGOMERY Gem-ral Couran- K'Monkcy Culnnlvrcial Course' Eroclelphian, Choir, Hi-'l'ri, Friendship. l'vp Club Iowa City, Make Way DIS JEAN MORAN Lois Ut-m-rnl Cuuxc 'hil0mulhinn, Latin Club Fi'il'luIsliip, Hi-Tri, Mich Club Vive-l'renirlent, Pt-p Club 'ARLAN NELSON G1-ilt'i'ul Cuurxe Choir SUSAN OLIVER Su4 ' Gm-lu'ral finalist' lli-xpt-iiam, Fri:-lirlsliip, Ili-'l'li, l'i-p Club DICK MUIR Dirk I ,General Course lravk, Basketball, Orchvstra, Band, A. A. C., 1 lli-Y, First Term Clan Vice-Prexitlctit MARVIN NELSON Pumpy General Couran- Debate JEANETTE OLNEY ,lt'liny'l Cuinlnerrlal Cluiirw llaml MARY MARGARET MULHALL Ge-ni-ral Couise' llespcrian. Student lounfil, Frcnrh Club Sccrrtary, Friendship, Ili-Tri, l't-p Club ROBERT NICKOLSON ' ' Bob Commercial Course BEVERLY IRENE MURPHY Bt-v Commerrial Course I' rlendship CAROL NODLAND C0nxtanc'm ' Gent' ral I Course l'hilom.llhinn, Orrlirstra, Band, Frenrh Club, Frii-ntlship. Quern of Ih-arts Attendant COLLEEN MURPHY Murph G1-m-rail Cours? Iiroglclphian, Student flounvil' ' Annual, Spanish Olub, Latin Club, l iie-ntlship, Ili-'liri l'u-sicln-nt, Art Guild, Pep Club, Red Cross 1? . f '4 .1. ' 1 MILDRED NORDSTROM Millir Culiilm'rt'izxl Cuursn' Frirnrlship, llifliri MARY LOU OWEN ..LQuie.. Comme rcxal Course an.. . 4 X MYRNA POLLY Terry High School Graduation Course Hesperian, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Pep Club, Chorus -46- 4 M RONALD PARKS Patches Commercial Course JOAN PRESTON Hjoaniei' General Course Hs-sperian, Choir, Latin Club. Friendship, Hi-Tri, 'Pep Club, Inter-Racial Club 5 iv R ' 'Q' A Q 5. BEVERLY PEDERSON Bev Commercial Course Choir BERNARD RASMUSSEN Otto High School Graduation Course Choir Blow that tuba! BEVERLY JEAN OLSON 'ist-w Commercial Course Erorlelphian, Hifliri MARY ELLEN PETERSON . iMiCky,, Commercial Course Hi-Tri, Friendship Pep Club , -'-- if Lrki i ' .Q L? N 'Q' x ' N Y . My i RICHARD D. RASMUSSEN DiCk', Course Choir. A. A. C,, Cross JULIANN OVERHOLSER 'ljulien Retailing Course- Fricndship, Hiffri, D. E. C. A. NIRA MAE PETERSON npnen Commercial Course ANNE ELIZABETH RATH General Course Erodvlphian, Student Council, Choir, Latin Clul Friendship, Hi-Tri, Pep Club .,'i J.. as Qf 5, F ' fi i IRALD A. RATH Gerry Srientilir-Engineering Tourse, Choir, Hi-Y, nan Club. Mali- Chorus fARJORIE GRACE REITER General Course Friendship, Hi-Tri LAMAE RUMSCH General Course 7rit'ndship, Ht-sperian MARION JOYCE RATTRAY Joycie Gem-ral Course Orrhestra, Band. Friendship, Hi-Tri ROBERT RENFRO f-nobr Scientific-Engineering Course, Spanish Club MARJORIE E. RYE Margie General Course Class Secretary First Term Erodelphian, Student Council, Latin Club, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Queen ol Hearts if U fa if 'fi E wt, x Q ' 'I' 'Nw OWN.- . .. at ALLEN RIESSEN UAV, Commercial Course AYETTE SADDEN Commercial Course Choir, Friendshi , Hi-Tri, Pep Clug, Inter-Racial Club RODNEY ROBERTS .tR0d,, General Course Football, Student Council, oi Latin lub Ch r, C , A. A. C., Male Chorus Y. . K A al , 4 - Q. NICK RODRIGUEZ fined Gene ral Course Class Treasurer Second Term ARLYS ST. CLAIR General Course Philomathian, Student Council Secretary, Annual, Choir, Latin Club President, Inner Circle, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Pep Club, Homecoming Attendant, Queen of Hearts Attendant DOROTHY SANDBLOOM Commercial Course Hesperian, Friendship ...47.. CONSTANCE PI-IYLLIS SARRIS Connie General Course Erodelphian, Latin Club French Club, Friendship Hi-Tri, Pep Club, Science Club. Camera Cluh. Chorus 1 i ESTELLE ANN SCHAFFER us- T3, General Course Philomathian Vice- President, Choir. French Club, Latin Club, Friendship, Pep Club, Inter-Racial Club President, Dramatics Club Treasurer JOLENE JOY RALEIGH SEKT SEIFERT G 'mag -tjodyn eneral ourse. General Course Erodelphian, Spanish Hesperian, Football Fctlsaslgcp Cheerleader, Latin Club, r' P' Friendship Hi-Tri, A. A. C. Treasurer, Red Cross, Pep Club, Homecoming Attendant ..4g.. JOAN MARIE SCHULTZ Joanie High School Graduation Course Hesperian Secretary, Choir Secretary, Friendship, Hi-Tri ELIZABETH ANNE SHELDON .tl-'ilu General Course Football Cheerleader, Student Council, Inner Circle Vice-President A. A. C., Hi-Tri, Pep Cfub, Philomathian JULIE ANN SCHUNCK njollyn General Course Erodelphian, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Pep Club MARY LOUISE SIFFORD Mare-Bare General Course Hespcrian, Student Counci, Hi-Tri, Annual, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Friendship, Pep Club, Dramatics Club President, Creative Writers JANET EVE SKAFF ujann Commercial Course Erodelphian, Pep Club, Bokian, Friendship, Heavenly? RAMONA SEAVEY Toni General Course Philomathian, Friendship, Bokian, Hi-Tri, Pep Club STEPHANIE SILZEI ustCVC,, General Course Choir, Friendship, Hi-Tl ADDISON SLOTHOWER Monk General Course Cheerleader, Orchestra, Band, Hi-Y 5 f , 'Q 'W it 'R-' ' JRDON SLOTSKY DELORES SMITH GEORGE E. SMITH JOAN SMITH Cordy Dee Gvneral Course J0anie Scientific linginec-ring General Coursr- Coll Team, Annual, Gs-neral Courae Cnurw, Dghaypv Philomathian. Choir. Choir, Latin Club Hesperian, Friendahip, Radio Club Secretary, Science Club VICTOR SMITH Birdlt-gs Cent-ral Course Choir Vicv-President, A. A. C., Hi-Y, Football. Male Chorus Track 'ATRICIA ANNE STRASSEL flenerzilaICourxe l rit-ndsbip, lli-lri, l'l'lY Club Friendship, Hi-Tri, Red Cross. Camera Club President Hi-Tri, Red Cross, Pop Club, Choir Inter-Racial cull, ROBERT EUGENE SNOEN 'lBoh lligb School Graduation Courxe JEAN SWANSON Jeanie Comnwrrial Course Illiterate? Q ' ' WILLIAM B. ANNE SPAYDE SOELBERG 'GA-mg HBHIH General Count- Sq-iennfic-linqineering Philomathian, Student Course Bdqelhalh Council, Friendship, Smdeni 'Council Vim., Bokian, Hi-Tri, Chorux, president A, A- C., Red Crom.,l'ep Club. Lmih Club Inter-Racial Club President, Boy's State 1950, Homecoming Attendant MARLENE LORRAINE SMITH Smitty General Course Clasa Secretary Second Term, Annual, Student Council, Spanish Club, llatin Club, Inner Cin-lt-. Frientlsllip. Pep Club, llomecoming Attvndant A '... BETTY STEVENS Stevie Gt-nciul Course Erodvlphian, Basketball Cllet-rlt'atler, Student Council, Latin Club, Frivtlcbllip, A. A. C. Secretary, Hi-'l'ri, Inter-Racial Club Sec- retary, Pep Club, Chorus -AQ? ORVILLE THIELE LARRY TRAUFLER, Littlr Orly Shorty High School High School Graduation Course Graduation Course Choir li? WANDA ROBERT ELIZABETH UHL VAN ZANDBERGEN Commercial Course Van Hex erian, Friendship, General Coursc Fli-Tri, Choir Spanish Club 150.- K p 4 HARLAN TRONVOLD Gven ral Count' JOYCE ELAINE VOGELZANG K'Vogit ' General Courm- Erodelphian, Frivndship, Hi-Tri, Choir, Inter-Racial Club Treasurer JANIE SWARD Sadie General Course Philomathian, Choir, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Friendship, Bokian, Srienre Club Secretary ADELE TRUDELL Corky Commercial Course Friendship, Hi-Tri DONALD LEON WALKER .inoakw General Course Class Pre-sidt-nt First Term, Football, Basketball, French Club. A, A. C. BOBETTE SWEENEY 'lBohbie Retailing Course D. E. C. A. Treasurer Hi-Tri, Chorus A JOHN DAVID TUTTLE King Tut General Course HELEN WALKER. MP1-pper General Courae Latin Cluh, Pep Club, Friendship, Hi-Tri Indians on the loose KMONA JEAN WALL URHNV General Course perian. Latin Club, 'i-Tri, Friendshi , lnter-Racial Club ILLIAM J. WHITE Wolf High School Graduation Course Choir OGER WINGATE ..Rog,, High School Graduation Course DONNA LOIS WEEKLEY General Course A Erodelphian, FrnendslHP, Hi-Trl, Delph Darling DAVID L. WIK Daw-U General Course Debate, Hi-Y, Band, Orchestra, Charter Member National Forensic League CLIFFORD M. WOBKEN Cliff, General Course Football, A. A. C., Hi-Y, Choir, Male Chorus AUDREY WILLIAMS itkoscn General Course Bokian, Inter-Racial Club DONA MARIE WOOD l'Schnoolc Gcncral Course Choir KEN WILLIAMS Willie Scientific-Engineering Course, Student Council Treasurer, Ili-Y, French Club Treasurer MILDRED WOODSON Susie General Course Bokian. Inter-Racial Club RITA WILLIAMS General Course CHARLENE WOOLEY ucharu Commercial Course Friendship, lnterfRaCial Club, Dramatics Club -51.. JUDITH WRAY Judah General Course llesperian, Friendship, Hi-Tri, Pep Club PAULINE YEOMAN Pam Crm-ral Coursr Erodelphian, Friendship, Hiffri, Art Guild, Camera Club, Pep Club MARILYN JEAN ZEMANEK Commercial Course Record, Friendship, Hi-Tri JULIA ANN ZWAK General Course Hesperian, Latin Club, Friendship. Hi-Tri, Inter-Racial Club N! , lx' sf , ,Ffgg , A in A A M. ' A 4 L urls. ff :ff .,Q5ypX.J - A ' Y LwLJ?f J'5w' ,H -4 , AH w 'WY ' ,, ' ff. 'L -3 Q -4 ,-J . .:E,Q-g, '?f 1? N1 . ' ,,.,., fzvg. ,Q- -:viii si g. ' 41 , W-mix, W- -.11 ., ae. 353' ks hggtsglsgwfw Y W? 1, Q . .Q .Yi 1, ,ff I .. ... x L ,A ' Mm' I 5' Jig, N il X K l T I , f , W , lxkk ,'iQb,, K 1l'+Af'Ef5, L'L' 1 G MA-I f k 5' Xfijggf-3141 g . H. H' jwff' 4, Q ,, ' V f 0 k . Ri ' in ' . W, ' av x ww 1 , , x L Vw, S i . p v w 'U 'V 4 's m 1 1 5. . W3 I ,f K x . What good is a friend if you can't use him? 4- Oh forget it! wffvlt Zmceaedcwa f Don't be bitter! THE DAY AUTOGRAPHS K Y- 'r Q 3' .dry ,.-- Y ,W -Y. jf, at 15 Q5 Q' W - 6 QA if 4, V K I 'W 'Q '1 ,X 41 5 O V 'R ,. Q '21, , u Q . Q '-Q,-2? T. 3 ,s aQM 'f wifi' ' W? . fr: Qi ii ,,5-i-'gr It 'z.,gy1VLag 4ii?lSEffff A 'l4 :'4' + Q Q ggi - ' 1,-:aw 74- . ' -, f- .-Q .154 ffiw I n 4 fi ,N-Wi? +5 Q I 41:5 ' ' v.-1, 2 f. 1 f :QFIXQX I ' .Q Richard Bornshein Magdalene Bovis -, l: :x. - - -I i VIKK I ih' . gl i Patricia Caldwell Joan Carlson Darlene Carmichael Joan Carstens Ardath Chamberlin Darlene Christensen Bernice Christy Ray Clark Patricia Clarke Ruth Agard Clifton Anderson Richard C. Anderson Georgia Anderson Joyce Applegate George Barrett Rodney Asbra Sharon Bergemann Nellie Bliss William Brauer Eileen Broscow Norman Clay Frank Comstock Kathleen Condon Gerald Conger Delores Cook Eva Cooley Patricia Coon Donna Croston Dorothy Croston James Dailey Barbara Decker Jerry Deloss John Derdall Eugene Dierking Robert Dills Sally Ebel Janice Erickson Harold Falk David Farris Barry Faunce Bonnie Fegley Gary Fellwock Marian Fischer Tom Fiksdale James Fellwock P F as C HS Barbara Foss Philomene Franco Carole Ann Frank Earle Frazier 4 Karen Frederici Wendell Gale Ronald Gatewood Marcella Ghyselinclf Virginia Gibson Z, if A jf-' if Carol Gordon -. - .,-. W. Ardena Grayhill ag a Gordon Greeny U . A 3. W t ,L A 'F as Q . Mary Jo Grubel G r.s4, 1 . aE-' f l 5 1 Ryal Haakenson 1 G 5 Ronnie Hale 0 'E' ' G Howard Hammerstrom J uleanne Hammerstrom G Theodore Hampe 2 ' 9' Gene Harbeck p -aff 'F' Si ' E.. , 1 V5 'F' X .Q 4 ry Q . X . L his David Holtze Barbara Hunt Eunice Jessip Bruce Johnson Joan Johnson Karen Johnson Douglas Jones Richard J orstad Bob Kaiman Richard Kipf Roger Kipf Betty Jean Harper Willie Harriford Patrick Harvey Delores Harrington Gerald Herber Jerry Hicks Patty Maxine Herrig Hightsthoe Fred Hoffman Beverly Jackson :S James J aynes aL Lf? . i Paul Kirkegaard Doris Kjos Cyril Konz Blanche Krage Margene Kudrle Olive Kuklentz Julie Larsen Adrian Larsen Ruth Lawrence ai I Norma Levine Jean Lewis Patty March Ann Marshall Charles Maurer Diana Maurer Judy Mayes Hunt McCauley Sue McConnell Martha McDowell Keith McLarnan -62- Marilyn Lewis Peter MacFarlane r Yi if S is QM it is Bill McLarty Barbara Melham Harriet Miller Juanita Miller Robinette Miller Betty Monroe Constance Moore Artis Jean Moss Dorothy Mulhall Marilyn Myreholt Leon Nason Edna Nelson Mary Ann Nelson Welmon Nelson John Niemeier Nellye Null Frederick Olson June Otto Martha Ann Olson Franklin Ossian Mary Pappas - David Paulsrud Lvl r Donna Pearson Dolores Peck Betty Peters k Louise Peterson Shirley Perkins Robert Perrin Darlene Phelps Pat Phillips Howard Pelley Luella Pottorff Gladys Powell R qs, .. H Su qq Harold Preston ' i 3 .3 ., ' x 4,lll yi - h l Jack Pueppke Robert Reinhold James Robertson Joyce Ridgeway Mary Roberts Marilyn Robinow Arthur Roeh Jane Rogers William Rosekrans Beynette Sadden Alice Solhe1m David Soliday Donna Sprague Nancy Sprague Gerald Stein Aaron Sterling Lois Stevens Gayle Stock Ruth Stokes Shirley Streeby Ronald Swanson Charles Saner Janice Schweiberger Carol Scott Sally Shapiro Stanley Sherman Mitze Simon Carol Schwenk Cynthia Shepherd James Smith Shirley Sorensen Marilyn South fig 'Qa J S X Robert Williams Barbara Wilson Alex Thanos Jackie Thomas Genevieve Wall Sally Thompson William Waller Joanne Wehde Willis Ward Marianne Weil JoAnn Will Sally Wilson Torn Wyant l l X QQ!! ' ,gif Q ' M I 1- I' fi 3 Q ha' -ff , x ' Z, , ,W x 6 . .AW Q A -R Qfzigw . N644 kwa-. 'Y ,Mg-E .. V , L. yy, ,.....w V- if Q, - 9 I t 5: f Q , V ' fi if 2 ,1 5 i 5? f 51. . 51 .12 GPHO Aalfs Anderson Baker Bjordal Adams Anderson Baker Black Aker Anthony Bauer Blinco Bourrett G . to Boyer Brown Brown Brown Burg K W x LW Burpee Burroughs fi sg. VV ' :g .ease I t as x ,.-, . ZQQ J kr Q Q ... -, ,V K Q Ka i A it C L 3 R t --....,..l if a- A V' i p Albeck Albertson Arneson Agpleaf Bennett Benson Blomberg Blue Busskohl Calhoun Carlson Carlson Cartwright Converse Conway , a,E if 'X A A M Allen Atwood Bieber Booth YC' A- .fs i 555' , - we , ,xp Q SA sf Y 13 EM r X Q riiflw If . .35 i: ,, -V Tie ' se Q it ei Alyea Bailin Bekakis Bourrett E sg C is Coulson 6 .V 5 J , uw 5' N 0 Q. ine fr 5 J 6 A-1 lv W 5 'E S' ha K -o 3, l., u , A Q f I I .L A If 0- L. I V i - Cowden Cownie Crawford Davis Deignan Desmond Duff Dunlap Dvorak Egeskog Ekren Ellis Fein r Feinberg if 6 Q, ' .S Fellwock ff' Feste 5 fs. Fosnaugh Fredrickson 6 F , 1. Fulghum Fuller -L Ir l rw 4 'l z 2 l 4. is 'N m i 5x Q--. l N ai' K7 dl. -ti 1 f an , , 3 I 5 l A lima. L Cutler Damme Davis Dimick Disch Doren Eales Earleywine Ebel Erikson Erickson Fagner ' x Gale Q' Gapp l Garrett Gebran Gelfand Gillain Gohr Goltz s. , 5, Q9 R. L C X' S li G V I D T , nv- 9 i l ig Q ! ful Davis Dudley Edlund Farris g . Bn it Headid Hilton Hulse J ettner is Q 'Qv Graham Gray Grueskin Gunderson X Gustafson Hagan Hamlow h JA Hampton I do Heaton Heikes Hoffman Hofstad Husk Isaacson Johnson Johnson A i., Q ,., 'K Q f O' c .ee Q J I I 5 If bv 3 . fliejff' in x .,- at K '- .' Hicklin Hollenbeck Ivener Jones 115 t if x X ' 4 r f 4,0- Hannafious ' m Hansen 7 L , ,L Hanson H K Harbeck x ' wt' .L O ,- l it Harbeck .3 it wa- ? g4V m? 5' Hardy f sm. in i ' ,Q '- Hart Hauge Howe Hill Hill Jackson Howie Huber Hickman Jensen Jepson Jorgensen W X -H 'l ' .,. Q -SE-W . . if W . Jorgensen Jorstad E .. 4 vu Karlberg Katzenberger E Klouda Q' ,Q Kneeland h W ,Q ,,, Be. , i gr Kemis L Kemner VV al b' Koch L W ' 75 Koontz 5 , 'V L Q X Kemp I ' Kimball Krigsten s gt Kriv it 6 Kirchman L V A 'ii Kmquist Krommenhoek ' SD S' Lamar L . 11 ,E -43 M ut V A Lammers Lantis Larson Larsen Larson Leclair Lefebuere L61'Ch Lester Lewis Lipshutz Loepp Loetz Long Lovell McCauley McNe-rtney Maher Manners Mark Markl Marshall, Martindale Mathews Mathewson Mattison Mazie Melham Q my A , 7 Ke 'Q .. -v V ' 4? . -- .X F- - M vs- ,,,, no , G A bs Q. or ' ., K XM' LY In 1 kk - K, A L - A2-flfiish Hx L ' S ka K V,kf' Hug., ., 3- ,, ,, . A , Us gf. gf - an ' Vail K Ly L, ' K K or K L 'far . 'S A . , 1 L A A .. ur., r,1. 5-J PS. :V A A , 3 L 0 . K ... A A 'K' E' all . N , 5. , 2-ff . ' L fr .. . L , V .aglqa 2- K cf a W5 K ls. fx 'Wi if Q S Melton Merlin Mieras Milulicz Mycka Nelson Nelson Newman O'Sullivan Osgard Pavlik Pearson Pierson Pitner Pitts Powell Rath Rath Rawlings Reuschling Riaff Richards Rinden Roberts Miller Moffatt N955 Olson Pecaut Peterso.. Ralph Randall 5 Munro Olson Piatt Rasmussen Ross Sackett Sather , Schenck Shultz Shelton Shulkin Shulkin ig S kb , x Shulkin Sorenson Thompson Trentman . E' E F E Smith Speulda Thompson Tucker 'iv , ity 9 Smith Stein Tincher Tyler Wheelock White Williams Williams Wikstrom Wilton Smith Stevens Townley Vlahoulis 'lf' Smith Stone Towns Voss Wirsing Wolle Work Wrenn Zimmat Zakas Sorenson Strohmeier Towns Watson 'I-s S L.. 4. A ,,,,,, ff .is-A X Sorensen Swanson Traum Wensel S G l fe Mary throws the chemicals imma! THE cl.ocK Curran misses the bus! Miss Fry ln High noon in the lunchroom! Stampede! Soelberg pulls his feet under the AUTOGRAPHS 'Su ly -. xkl Q- -s. an. '1 'is . i ,., , . JQFVK Jw, , 'UNK-5 'C' ' 'tr . suyv-wg. nv, !l4 ' l i I .,, ' K 0 I K as-wants Dirk x U!! . we Y, w- M g . V. N LA, ts? F ' ,,. .vll Vx - E A N ,I A ivJwXw-A-I in IA- .0-fw xi 1 My M f 1 Q sf rw' V Eb 1 fl vo - ff si' A 4 3 S K Marlene Cook Karen Johnson Lois Erickson Elizabeth Sheldon Pat McGlauflin Jeanne Byrne . g-igiiffeff' ,wma fl - 'ighitml 7 rs, si JS1 45.6 , ,. J 'f W ir' '- , 5 ZWHZ 4 2,34 . y ' 74,3145 First Row: Rodney Roberts, Jim Wengert, Bill Witt, John Koson, Arlen Haakinson, Bill Rawlings, Gordon Newman, Don Walker, Vic Smith, Dan Cowell, Dick Muir. Second Row: Howard Chaikin, Frank Comstock, Kenny Kemp, Charles Daniels, Leroy Favors, Jim Horan, Bob White, Bruce Johnson, Keith McLarnan, Remus Hayes, Adolph Lee, Bob Eckert, Manager. Third Row: Dick Young, Coach, Ryal Haakenson Mgr., Bob O'Conner, Dave Holtze, Don Carnes, Gary Fellwock, Krage Gardiner, Dick Isaacson, Dick White, Paul Kirkegaard, Bud Anderson, Fred Hoffman, Cliff Wobken, Mark McLarnan Coach. Fourth Row: Barry Faunce, Ray Clark, Jerry Cranmer, Robert Williams, Dick Watson, Dick Borgstrom, Dick Rasmussen, Bob Shiloff, Dick Sweeney, Bill Brauer, Jerry Lucey, Jerry Deloss. Football I95O Mark McLarnan Central .... .... 6 Heelan ...... .... 0 Central .... .... Central .... .... Central --,-- ---- Central .... .... Central .... ..... Central --- ----- 0 Central .............. 27 Coach Lundak. Mason City .... .... Lincoln .............. Omaha Central ....... Sioux Falls ..... .... Omaha South ......... East ........... .... 7 Omaha Tech ......... 6 Coach Allen in L Head Coach Coach Assmussen Coach Young 41 S QW QU C Dick Borgstrom, Honorary Captain and Gordon Newman, Most Valuable Player. FOOTBALL LETTER WINNERS Clifton Anderson Dick Borgstrom Bill Brauer Howard Chaikin Ray Clark Dan Cowell Charles Daniels Jerry Deloss Charles Foster Krage Gardiner Arlen Haakinson Fred Hoffman Jim Horan Dick Isaacson Paul Kirkegaard John Koson Adolph Lee Jerry Lucey Gordon Newman Dick Rasmussen Bill Rawlings Rodney Roberts Bob Shiloff Vic Smith Dick Sweeney Don Walker Dick Watson Dick White Bill Witt Cliff Wobken W 7 I , ' Itiffltfdix I: f-... kxu,,Wa Ag 6 5 ,wif c 6 gg, + -My -. Dick Borgstrom-Tackle Game Captain STATISTICS i .ta ,S ,wh A Daniels plunges over for the counter. M l. lim 6 ., 5-4.4 5, ',L. f it an ww. H5 3,35 U fn 'Nia 5' ,Ea i Q'-X' C at -Q, ', , 7 on if Q ,VVXQV W s the 5 3 'Sli First Downs Yds. Passing - 1 cg , Vic Smith-Back THEY 12 10 0 0 Yds. Rushing 186 160 Total Yds. 186 160 Yds. Penalized 35 40 Central 6 Heelan The Little Maroons of Central High opened their 1950 season by defeating Heelan High 6-0. Chuck Daniels' first period plunge proved to be the deciding factor of the game. It was sweet revenge for the Castlemen, who were swamped 43 to 6 last year. Four times during the game the Hilltopper defense halted Crusader thrusts reaching deep into Central territory, once to the 4, twice to the 7, and once to the 17. Fine defensive play was shown by Bill Rawlings, Gordon Newman, Arlen Haakin- son, Dick Watson, and Dick Borgstrom. E Q B. Q . . : Jw. Ir 3512, ta n P - : Q QV A A P ,. , .. V . V -i.-in , 1 Q . J L is fl ag? W M.. Q' in .1 N ,-Q-i . .V ,xg Wilma' ' 2 Y ' -5532 l :fg 'E Q. if ' M, . W pp,.. p ,, kg . , , . -A 2' ' W ...fx -'fx 'V -i , .a I 'ii' Q , ' . . .. . . .. S: H Q I p V a f' 1 .mis N I .- , QM AWP g?....,. K A Q ' L -- 'Fri -: -is .41 f ' . Q is . 'il .bi l 1 jx f A ' u ,Q H A 4.39553 A ' :Ffa ff? ': - . Y f lqgy wi . ,. - . W -i . w.J.,,,qg-if iiiiiilaf?-.S Wfiawe- ., , ,jaw - i5 Lf.9,' ' hifi? Mfiffw- sg., Week' stiff -f fr 2QBi 91:-af-vi ...viii-V msg? W' 7. if . . Q1 .AAP . Clifton Anderson-Guard Fred Hoffman-Tackle Billy Joe carries for the Hilltoppers. y'-. V ,I ., , 1f'5'LiifWiim'a LgA- T5 i A Czfltfil 26 MBSOD City 0 Y as R , , f ,M ' E. .fri tk ' N 1 I is -,- A P aff ' ff - Central chalked up their second straight p ..,., ,..i25,5. ffl? . . . . g HN , ,gp g- .F :S my :-, '. ,-',-- ' ,s ix ' victory by literally trampling Mason City gf 26-0. ' -0,2 f 'Mm,Q,g. Y . . . , 1. 1 1 . s,s . After being held to one counter in the first t ef .. ,f . .. Xs., J H Sas is 5- half, the Maroons opened up by scoring an M-Trix! Sa ma ria. . . . . . . if Y fs, , 1- , ffwqf i '1 . additional 19 points in the second half. , t is ff? 7?-Isfgiw .o,e ,Wy-s,M fi . . if 4 1. A -',w,,g V , I i if i K L Qnfgok if-,JH'fiA..fX A pass from quarterback Bill Rawlings to ii.1j.,,,,5j 'esd jfs it Jim Horan set up the first Hilltopper tally '3Q'fj 'ifF'E i4 is fix T-w i' e mf' if .T 'ri-fa - V2.1 'we ' in the first two minutes of the second period. Haakinson converted, making it 7-0. There was no stopping the Castlemen this time. Chuck Daniels powered over for two more counters, one in the third quarter and one in the fourth. Then Newman plunged over for the final tally. ii ,Z 1 A .A ,gf p f 4, p ' ,sf ' 5 V 'K or a 1 X 7 . 5 '--1. , if lei 'ff 1 l 1 islf 1 14-gf 'Y c f Ng is Q 5 r. K r , IE 5 , ,b - 5 - , V j A . f ,, 1. - A sim ' A5 , ' 4-Q - ' R J , J ,M J Howard Chaikin-Tackle Paul Kirkegaard-Center -sl. - - , ,, Bob Shiloff-End Rodney Roberts-Guard Game Captain STATISTICS WE THEY First Downs 12 5 Yds. Passing 59 0 Yds. Rushing 194 103 Total Yds. 253 103 Yds. Penalized 55 50 STATISTICS WE First Downs Yds. Passing Yds. Rushing Total Yds. Yds. Penalized i '.' 3 ...L , 15 17 .g t 1 A 0 94 K z, a fig' 1. In if. Q .. , 333 302 1, 333 396 3 STT. :S - ,- 54.5 80 Pete Bovis-Guard Central 7? Adolph Lee-Back Lincoln 20 The Hilltoppers' dream of an undefeated Dick Watson-Center Game Captain Bill Brauer-Tackle season was halted when Lincoln pulled a touchdown out of the air in the last 30 sec- onds of the game, winning 20-19. Late in the initial stanza Chuck Daniels streaked over from the 14 yard line for the first counter. From his own 9 yard line Gordon Newman dashed 91 yards for a T. D. Jim Horan plunged over, making it 13-0. Late in the third period the Links combined good running with. a much disputed pass into an 80 yard touchdown, cutting our lead to 13-7. Following the kickoff the Little Maroons 'cramped 71 yards for their final score. Daniels on the loose for the Little Maroons. V A N V it I 1 1 is i ,' vw... ' 3 - 3- . v Y .LMA sw il N 1 n X Z . ' p get 3 N' 1. 'i 1 x M K l 3 Q 468:33 4- 3 1 -- ' 5 if X T J f , I Y AV Q I K .N n 113' 4 f is is W 4 J' V Q , , ., A ' . A ., ' .r ..mf- ..1t.'.f, 'W , Q yr . - ., K . , ' -if - 3 . , . ' . 3 , x 'W ,,,,- U H. W, . ,, , ,V x aww. V, 1.3.2 3, LL, K . I A gn, gf, ..,.i-.1 V M, ' . X. 3 V We ff - N W 4, 3 'ii-N A ,rw T ,, Q y f.,. 1 . -L M4 .5 . '. ,X- 3. H g ,r ' , Q . . ' ai .- sm-' , . is V, 3 i gf,...L.- Q? . rm li 3 1. - 15 . ms at .fair Qfiwtftf 3. .. ' Q j, , ' 1. W, as ..ay7,,L.....L. -A A - LPN A 5. W' .S 'iei..3wgge1'ik, A A ay, 7 k k g it In 'Wk U ,, 5 Qu..-fl A ' ag 3 .V ww Q! .K ww 1 . ,' Q4 3 M- 3.--'ji 2 , ., . A .. '- 1' -. Mr Y MQ L,,' Q- 1 ' . - , 'S'--,C fr at 'J, 7u'5 ' Xi if K 05. 53-.W , . 1 yi, -riffs Vw A My isfjiiaggy Iii T, 5. 5. V5 lwwf F f p 1 . L, Nga .7 -W f t'5f'5'mws'i.--.i'Qf.4 FX .'.?F'!'w.aNu5l4ia'F -. .W 1 .T .3 'Hr 053, 59 35555 K-'M aff Swv' 'fi ,k'i 59: x y. W awk 'M R,,iW '5x W , . . . 5 .M W . lf, , to Q.. . 3 dm- - an Mg, .. An.. , A. '51 f.e,gQM! . -. t x. , .Q V 1 .- qt .,. ws is , , , . . . 3 , 5... . , Q, 'rr 1 m p- 3 S R . 3 sf .ltd .. l'ifLi?? 16,1-...LK 'i'. l i nk X' L K' ' I. L -If ,V M7 'K-Shixfq' 5 , L 75 . 0.3 ' 'lf 5' 1 -wa . Wig. . I ,Va at C if wie Hs. -K I . 2 , ww., 3 V K V , W f K' V. jg V1 is - ?1,g.gLVa ' ,L 3 .41.- f y , V . K 'ft - . - to Z h1b V .,,, . ,V 3. . I 2- 5 xl K Lgii iiky ,Wyman Q , .4 ' ik. ,Q Vf Ng t VMI? ' l A , . . VV I - V . N-. 1- ..-1:5 Q1 Ch '- fs je 7: it sif,l44.,Qi'NN ?ifw Q' A a I -. '- K - ' ' X 'kL. tg 1 ig -,Yagi ,Q Ni, ff .Ml -im.. 'M .. ' A . T- f'x'W1L ,M w'q,.a11iv . Q V, .. K, I-., V 5. . .wa ' ,few Q3-1w,,i5w.,,M N , . I - - -1 W of , . . if ,gt-v ., fa f ' . K an ' ?W?'P?ff ' f S M. wif - V ' ,, 3: V K KJ .figs gf K k. .fi my . 3. 21. K ii , L .. . . nm gl' J it avg M if r is a 4 S 5. ' 4 . 1 XM? ,qmkxwg k.kk. , K k f .tu :F . Y a sf. in 1 'R - -'my De LOSS-Guard chuck Daniels-Back Central Omaha C. Central,s Little Maroons won their first Mo-Valley conference victory when they de- feated Omaha Central 32-13. With only two minutes gone in the initial period, the Omaha Eagles scored, taking the lead 7-U. Following a 62 yard bolt by Jim Horan, Gordon Newman dashed the remain- ing 13 yards for the counter. Newman again tramped around end for another score. Then Chuck Daniels ended a 39 yard march with another touchdown. Early in the second half Newman scored again for his third tally of the night. Midway in the final quarter Horan streaked 90 yards for the final counter. STATISTICS WE THEY First Downs 14 A 10 Yds. Passing 0 9 Yds. Rushing 316 162 Cv Total Yds. E 316 162 i Yds. Penalized 46 45 i. V ,M Mya,-..QVV . 5'-wgsf aw.. c as mas? . i - , 'T Q'W'i'f,-QQ ,t--f. if etwf, 'fawawweangiyatf . 732.96-2 r . Wa- .f A 5 -rhi if 2 W a'w.4?.31f1m a . b f . .4f'f.,:-14.-at . A fkii,:f',5vLm-lf? 3 M.. Ng VK .5 QV, tg,6,.:. skim - K A . . , .g..w.TQz Krage Gardiner-Center Gordon Newman-Back Game Captain Oops! I missed. nl.-is Rawlings edges over for the Maroons. I Jerry Luce yjlind Game Captain -Q Dan Cowell-Back STATISTICS WE THEY First Downs 9 14 Yds. Passing 49 5 Rushing 129 264 Total Yds. 178 269 Yds. Penalized 5 28 Central Sioux Falls A disappointed Homecoming crowd watched Central bow to Sioux Falls to the tune of 20-12. Sioux Falls' devastating power enabled them to hold the Little Maroons scoreless un- til the third quarter. Central's Gordon Newman started the Hill- topper scoring by dashing off tackle for 27 yards to pay dirt. In the final period quarterback Bill Raw- lings hit Newman with a pass, good for 16 yards. A pass interference penalty put the ball on the l. Then Bill Rawlings bolted over for Central's final points. : ' . 11 5 55 Y -1 V . , .f 4 '33-sw wif' gi all-+4 E? t.. , L v M. if K ze wi G. Mx, L Q gk Q., 4 'ix ,K 4 lg 5 , Y muh sg, ,Q is N Yew .Q .W .. ffm.. af if wk . .- ' h . 5 ,V LV ,lll ' .. -16,42 gy: .1 In if ' , '. is it 'S 5 Ei . w v a- K . .. k Charles Foster-Guard Ray Clark-Guard 20 O.. Atta boy Haak Bill Rawlings-Back Game Captain Dick White-Guard STATISTICS WE THEY First Downs 16 11 Yds. Passing 0 80 Yds. Rushing 323 99 Total Yds. 323 179 Yds. Penalized 30 10 u Central Qmaha S. Centra1's Little Maroons halted Omaha South's advancement in the Mo-Valley Con- ference by defeating them 33-21. The Hilltoppers recovered a fumble on the opening kickoff and with the help of Arlen Haakinson converted it into a T. D. Bob Shiloff scored another counter with less than four minutes gone. Gordon Newman streaked around end for the third tally of the first period. Chuck Daniels climaxed a '75 yard surge by dashing 16 yards to pay dirt. In the few remaining moments of the sec- ond stanza Dan Cowell tramped 18 yards for another touchdown. The Maroons were held scoreless in the sec- ond half. Bill Witt-Back John Koson-Back Watson's famed interception. M -,,.,g'1 . - fV ?, QQ 0 sY'HQ-4-s4w.x..,gs 2 YM WV' Central 0 East 7 S S islsa v Q.. - A , ' 'Y hp l f, A-4 Central's hope for the city championship ' : in ' was shattered when the East High gridders M, lf'f-5345 edged the Little Maroons 7-0. 3 53 1 E ' This defeat also meant the end of any faint mf if' ,A Q 1' hope of sharing the Mo-Valley Conference .1 d 'V' Mfg Wx' I , . k '. W A . . -1 . , 'Vw-vm title. sg?2lff 6' 1 7 9' r The Little Maroons and the Black Raiders, fg ff'ig,,.':r fw:g2. fi t We- .1326-W' X M'--wffwx . WT-' for three quarters, fought each other tooth Y.1.jJ1,..Q to ,Z N Q-tmrg fe' . and nail without either of them committing a single score. Mid-way in the final period the Raiders scored their only touchdown from the three. 3 .-18 ' S' M. if - Mr, grad! tg nl 7... TW' - ,f be M 'E' lllil 7, S S-151 1731 l 'H A .Visit -ff i - if 1 7 ,. Dick Rasmussen-Tackle Jim Horan-Back Dick Isaacson-Tackle Game Captain STATISTICS Dick Sweeney-End Game Captain WE THEY First Downs 16 17 Yds. Passing 28 9 Yds. Rushing 106 137 Yds. Penalized 75 60 Newman triumphs again. Central 27 Omaha Tech -92. A shining victory closed the Little Maroon football season to the tune of 27-6. In the opening minute, following a recov- ered Tech fumble by Bill Rawlings, Arlen Haakinson dashed 55 yards for the first touchdown. Minutes later Central's Gordon Newman scored his first T. D. of the evening. Later he again scored from the eight, leaving the score at halftime 20-6. Tech's only count- er came in the second quarter when they scored from the six inch line on fourth down. Newman, in the fourth period, racked up his third tally by scooting 98 yards to pay dirt, his longest run of the season. Bob 0'Conner-Guard Don Walker-Back ,X . it is in fi gs' K -Kiisimaf ' e . -L i X is . it ilny ag if N. Cliff Wobkin-Guard Arlen Haakinson-Back Game Captain STATISTICS WE THEY First Downs 14 8 Yds. Rushing 405 97 Yds. Passing 36 66 Total Yds. 441 163 Yds. Penalized 80 10 Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central First Row Raymond Isaacson, Richard Koch, Bob Kemis, Jim Blake, Jim Dingman, Dan Jones, Bill Wisenberger, Jack Pecaut, Keith Warner, Roger Norman, Bob Walker, Lyle Higgins, Jim Sackett, Ronnie Goltz, James Markl, Ray Allen, Coach. Second Row: Roland Koontz, mgr., Collin Jenson, Bob Loepp, Dennis Hart, Bill Krommenhock, Paul Gohr, Ronnie Grueskin, Dick Winters, Bill Pederson, Rodney Larson, Bruce Spaulding, Roger Smith, Tom Tucker, Bob Lowe, Jim Poskevich, Duane Lautenschlager, Harold Shaw, Richard Strohmeier. Third Row: Bob Tyler, Don Hanson, Barry Pitts, Burt Blomberg, John Trentman, Peter Wrenn, Bruce Johnson, Dick Bieber, Jim Jepson, Bill Lerch, Ken Schenck, Daniel Sutton, Harold Mark. Soph Reserves 6,540 74055466 M50 SCHEDULE 1950 Football Managers S0lJhS 0 Moville 26 M SOPhs 31 Le Mars Seconds 0 Sophs 0 Leeds Seconds 14 Sophs 21 Onawa 6 Sophs 29 Leeds Seconds 12 SOPhs 20 Le Mars Seconds 0 Sophs 19 East Sophs 0 Sophs 18 Onawa 0 Sophs 26 East Sophs 12 20 Leeds Reserves 6 6 Leeds Reserves 0 YW '- Soph Reserves Left to right: Ryal Haakenson, Roland Koontz George Jenkins, and Bob Eckert. Hamm Joan Carlson Marilyn Lewis -94- Doris Anderson CAROL G, Leader Patti Hightsh Virginia Mars Xa vii? as AT TH Julie Bergeson and John Vandenbrink Friendship cops first Prize Jolene Seifert and Charles Busskohl Qfamecamimy The streets of Sioux City were filled on a beautiful Saturday after- noon in October as the Homecoming Parade went through the town. The parade, considered the best ever, consisted of forty-seven units. The king, queen and attend- ants, reclined on a beau- tiful float representing a throne which was made by The Student Council. Friendship took first prize with the theme, 25,1 V Ulm , p .. M mls p J Annual's wishing well wins second prize ,Q Herman Koch and Arlys St. Clair RMWQ Look at all the floats! Beth Chamberlin and Bill Soelberg PARADE Victory Is At the Rain- bow's End, a beautiful float made up of a rain- bow stuffed with crepe paper. The Annual Won second prize with its sil- ver wishing well and the theme, We Wish You Well. Third prize went to Homeroom 107 for the caption, Confucius Say 'Chop Sooey Falls, a darling Chinese f l o at complete with pagoda and colored lanterns. All in all the parade was very beautiful. ,4 L 'Q---......., Q .1 asf m, Beverly Erickson and Jim Crowther M'5-'Ya A ,aff B Marlene Smith and Nick Rodriguez .fconfucius Sa Y if 22 au., , ' ul-a x 1 K WK .1 Q his H K .N i 1 Q JS SKET 12 5 Ji L vii U I' 1. .. ul , - J' . ffm i E 4 fi' i 'Q lg N xi Mi- ,fr Q -. X Lf 2 ' 'H U U, Y K 2 Q5 X NJ ' ,,.,:' ,w ' U fr xl g l in x. xwqg, his MF A I-ii A 7 :il Yay 5 5 A M1 'i ' ,L ' ligwfl 'ikq - 1 ' ,J ' -'V 'la ' R fi 2. R 5. z Q ' Y 1 D i f, . 'fL J in-. Joyce Ridgeway Sally ShaPil'0 Beverly Erickson Mary Giasafakis Maggie Bovis Marianne Weil 100- Roxy 1: Jim Horan, Managerg Jerry Borschuk, Harold Preston, Bill Erkonerl. DiCk Muir, Bill Rawlings Douglas McDonald, Nick Kleyweg, Gary Dahl, Manager. Row 2: Chuck Daniels, Nick Schumansky, John Niemeier, Keith Warner, Bill Soelberg, Ted Hampe, Chuck Basketball 7 5i SCHEDULE Central C46 Leeds Y O Central 56 Spencer 7 Central LeMars Central Abe Linx Central East Central Webster City Central Heelan Central Omaha Central Central Tee Jay Central Abe Linx Central Omaha Tech Central Lincoln Central Sioux Falls - Central East Central Omaha South Central Ames COACH: HAROLD STEVENS 0 Q15 A .yy q Q I : 1 N Q s 3 .mw- 1 ix . DUKE WRENN Q , 1 3 x ,F f -:fix ik X K W ' l 1 V fx fl' RN, X F, 'i S! .KSES 6 X? xxx X. Q., DOUG McDONALD Q ...r K K qfgix DICK EVANSQ E A 3, A T XLI. A ,L 5 , K ' I .1-'ff 4 ix W XL , A X xx N E ff Y 2 J? I 3. CHUCK DANIELS s..N NICK SHUMANSKY ff? x Q L59 ,x N Eval ,ng X if 1. sk ig , A g -V S- 'Q A .norm NIEMEIER, W' , 1 l L 3 1 1 'EX i A 9 5 Q 3 x A ' iffy. - ' ,, xh , r 4 ' N 9 . 7 r Tn. Y M1 fx DON YVALKER Q X- ,.., . fn X F 6 ,, - .. W W - f A -Q5 ZA . .,5:-:: I i K 1' , I Vi s 3 A E k fi I k m . V 3 , ,jg Y U 3 , Q CHUCK HELDRIDGEE f L lull. wnknwwx H A' X! HENRY RAY 4 4 ' 4 , 1 W 'v 0' 'x yi f3,, Z , X' viii X x . X SSX ,Q 7 'K' x JERRY BORSCHUK lf A, A , nh EN 'L I f , f X ' n Q a I I 5 B 4 5 I . W Y' TED HAMPE Q 'M X Q Q W Y ' ' ' ' N .f ? I A ii it h Q' x ' X' 'ff N' f V 'y x 1 1 3 -I X 1 1 'X v Q ff N f Q ,q ,A ' uAnoLn PRESTON g' f 1 1 A . BILL soiunanc . . R 5 - rv Cf' max Mum if ' N. 4 x 4 xx K tr, at 'Af 1, ' 7 - ' X 4, I 44 1 , Z wf 2 .Egg Ah? M KEITH WARNER My Sr 5 I , 3 I BILL RAVVLINGS Q x 1 u w.:--2 0 'X Sg gi,2 f f Va fi as S 021 ' EL QR Q A ..f. i .-v A xl -- V K :LQ V ' Q mmm . . 13 2 Y , X'K 5 NQmXh K E f QA i .. Q -vkr I ,I , N X K 2. 3 'A-x I . 4 , Q ,1--':. fi Q M Q f- K , Q ,.:. 1 P , W, KL Q Ai iii, VW, h A K I f 'f' N -. hg h, x ,:..f LL i . X 2 ga . , K L g , g QQ b gg A A ,,.. K V ,fy M q4V!A X X5 -3, xg 1 We ! fr, ' s Q 5 1 e:'f:1,., kgg5Z-A M , . .-,awww wv.. F Z S E -36 + -' gg H S A 2 19 If ggjiff Q gf- - K ,g 'fd'r Q' A K is 'X t in . 1' Q. xx . fi. 1' i Man, what a build! Central Leeds 37 Central Spencer 5 THE SCOREBOARD CENTRAL FG FT PF CENTRAL FFG r Ray 5 5-11 3 Ray 2 73 Daniels 0 1-7 4 Daniels ' 3 Z Soelberg 7 3-7 3 Soelberg A 10 Rawlings 2 0-0 Q 3 Rawlings 6 Muir 2 0-2 2 Erkonen 1 Hampe 2 1-3 0 McDonald 1 Niemeier 0 0-0 0 N iemeier McDonald 0 0-1 0 Hampe 4 - Warner 0 Walker 1 A ha TOTAL 18 10-31 15 TOTALS A 24 Xa 1.x I I r if Q, SZ' w 3 mf. .. gl E11 i f R ti' K . X 5 578 3 .F - 'N-L 'N L ' I f ij . E? in K , 5 .N x ' v, XS M.-52: V' A .fr P df .9 '-7 ,. ,- ,M 'f 1 'W 1 153 ' Y 1. ,HPWH .X Q V .,,,,.,f ' +L y K 33 yi. W. fi l W: 5 '1 j. : J. x 'al I' :RQ-.s f-4 ig if Central Heelan 2? THE SCOREBOARD CENTRAL FG FT PF Ray 3 0-2 1 Daniels 6 5-7 4 Hampe 0 0-1 0 Evans 1 0-1 0 Soelberg 6 5-5 3 Warner 1 0-1 0 Rawlings 0 0-0 3 Muir 1 1-2 2 N iemeier 2 0-0 0 11-19 13 TOTALS 20 jf ig Central Omalia C. THE SCOREBOARD CENTRAL FG FT PF Ray 5 1-2 2 Daniels 2 6-8 4 Soelberg 5 4-4 2 Rawlings 0 2-2 3 Muir 1 2-3 ' 0 Niemeier 0 0-0 0 TOTALS 13 15-19 11 Central Tee Jay THE SCOREBOARD CENTRAL FG FT PF Ray 3 4-4 3 Daniels 0 2-6 4 Hampe 3 2-3 2 Soelberg 3 7-7 2 Rawlings 4 3-3 3 Muir 1 1-1 1 Niemeier 0 0-1 1 TOTALS 14 19-25 16 ' a 'il -z entral Abe Linlcs THE SCOREBOARD CENTRAL FG FT PF Ray 5 0-5 4 Daniels 4 2-6 4 Soelberg 3 2-3 4 Muir 0 1-3 3 Rawlings 1 1-1 1 Hampe 1 1-1 0 N iemeier 0 0-0 0 TOTALS 14 7-19 16 '35 ,,, Central Tech Central 54 Lincoln THE SCOREBOARD CENTRAL CENTRAL FT PF Ray Ray 0-1 4 Evans Daniels 1-11 4 Hampe Hampe 2-3 1 Soelberg Soelberg 1-6 1 Warner Evans 0-0 1 Muir Muir 2-4 3 Niemeier Niemeier 0-0 0 Rawlings K A Y M TOTALS TOTALS 6-25 14 Stretch, Bill, stretch! Hank, performing the Double-Whammy 41 in -JJ. That famous Daniel s leap. One, two, three O Leary Ill? 1 Cf Q THE SCOREBOARD CENTRAL CENTRAL Ray Ray Hampe Hampe Evans Soelberg Soelberg 10 3-3 3 Muir Daniels 3 3-5 4 Daniels Muir 2 3-4 2 Walker Walker 2 0-0 2 N iemeier Niemeier 2 0-0 1 Central 72 Sioux Falls Central East 5 L 1 TOTALS 31 10-13 20 TOTALS IIIH I 01 THE SCOREBOARD CENTRAL CENTRAL Ray Ray Hampe Hampe Soelberg Soelberg Daniels Daniels Muir Muir Niemeier Warner Walker Walker Central 58' omaha s. 56 central 52 Ames 56 Q J FG FT PF FG FT PF 3 0-0 4 sm 1-3 3 I T T T A T1 0 1 4 N T 1 1 1 0 1 7 3 7 2 10 2 3 3 6 5 1 7 5 2 5 7 3 0 0 0 2 1 2 5 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 3 17 4 16 20 20 2 2 1 TOTALS TOTALS 1-1 3 Hey, let go will ya! 'I Row : Dean Hill, John Pierson, Bill Pederson, Bob White, Torn Hollenbeck, LeRoy Favors, Roger Norman Bob Kemis, and Dan Jones, Row 2: Ronald Koontz, Dick Winters, Bill Kromenhoek, John Trentman, Bill Conway, Booth Brownell, Bruce Johnson, Jack Pecaut, Dick Sodergren, and Ray Allen, Coach. Coach Ray Allen Central Sophs W , 31 Central Sophs Central Sophsa , Central Sophsss Central Sophsa , Central Sophsa Central Sophsas Central Sophss Central Sophsaa32 Central Sophs Central Sophs as L Central Sophs SCHEDULE . Leeds Seconds . Central Reserves . LeMars Seconds . A. L. Reserves . . East Sophs . Central Reserves . Heelan Sophs . A. L, Reserves . Lincoln Reserves . Thomas Jefferson . Sioux Falls Reserves . East 19 --'Q 9g if fi fff fi- W, L r A 2 .Q x . ij 2 A L,. ,T A is +1 5 1 . R Central Ames 5? Central Aloe Llnx CENTRAL OVERPOWERS AMES AND ABE LINX7 ADVANCES TO STATE TOURNAMENT. THE SCOREBOARD CENTRAL FG FT PF CENTRAL FG FT Ray 2 3-4 2 Ray 5 0-2 Hampe 2 0-0 4 Hampe 1 0-0 Soelberg 5 4-8 0 Soelberg 6 3-8 Muir 1 1-1 4 Muir 1 2-2 Daniels 4 4-8 3 Daniels 6 3-8 Walker 0 0-2 2 Walker 0 0-0 TOTALS 14 12-23 15 TOTALS 19 8-20 Ted uses the plough-through technique. Central KeoIcuIc HILLTOPPERS LOSE THE SCOREBOARD THRILLING OPENER CENTRAL FG FT PF IN IOWA CITY. Ray 4 0'1 2 Daniels 2 2-4 4 Soelberg 8 4-5 3 Muir 1 0-0 2 Hampe 3 3-5 2 Walker f 1 .1-1 1 TOTALS 19 10-21 14 They're up in arms over the game. - 1 g ,Q 1 M,-Q 5 4, fn 'Q Y 9 t J 4 ' P - . A 'Q mr ' .v A - .M 1, ' P , v uw: , A W, -vyqhiufil' ..' A Row 1: Winters, Smith, Bornshein, Eckstrom, Muir, Horan, Glorfield, Normann, Trentrnan, John- son, Bowman, and Daniels. Row 2: Preston, Wyma, Pierson, White, Slothower, Brauer, Hart, Haak- inson, Clark, and Johnson. Row 3: Koontz, mgr., Walker, Laughtenslager, Kernis, Anderson Johnstone, Jones, Harvey, Pecaut, Rager, Hampe, Fellwock, Kitch, Lefkovich, Spaulding, Hind- man, Hanford, White and eKith McLarnan, Mgr. SCHEDULE HOLSTEIN RELAYS TOMAHAVVK RELAYS Mark McLaman EAST DUAL MEET SIOUX CITY RELAYS DAKOTA RELAYS DISTRICT MEET CITY MEET CONFERENCE MEET STATE MEET ' Coach Assmussen Coach Young' l 18- I 'Nl' w . e fs' , .h W ,ff ., ., ,, qi JP: fg ,TW z, ,Q.m 5 .. .X wr .wnfw gl ' Q. A 5 K 4, ,L .ff ww p In U 2 . 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Willie Central takes the lead Mu-'vs:mmm1.,.. ,. x .mxNmh.,w2mw.wL-awwwm lm ,ami nw s ' I , ,N - ,5,,,:.,,K x Ah! X k mu K Y w ,, va. 'if-f .. ff ' Q A is M Q X Up and over Slinging the disc Tomahawk swimming meet M tfwggyb 'Q A 5,35 f F 51 , ' f' NWN Wm, , W A. vvvf' ,, Q, . k ,. .L ' . , 1 A 1 'vimsursnw-Aaarmnan.-wavxgmv 'wmv-xv... ir m-fl.: .11 ..,,.mmu1.. ii . ,i x, ik 1 f - - K Qg , sig? ii , is 4558? 'X BOYS' INTRAMURAL 2? un-T ,mu-.4 Basketball: Left to right: Darrell Nealy, Jim Skiles, Henry Ray, Lovelace, Bob Van Zandbergen. Larry Vickery, Curtiss if Q 2 E We QQ , A young BEN Hogan holes out. Fggggggg Super netmen. AND I95I 0 This is how it's done V -Hx 'Q ap it 'yi i 4 ff' 2 e - s , si ' V, ji' TE 1 5'4A'H ' is F 3 , . A , r ' . ' AL i'w A. 7777 ,lf if 1 ! fi: ,Af 1 If ' - 4, f -, j Vg, L f 1 , AN I !f,,f7' , 15411 , I ' I V ' f' , I U X, . 1 ,f 'f f f -I ' .f 1 4 if . 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W. ,g - Q-. .. M.: zmgkii 'UQIOQ l H Linfun 'M -- K ' --..-..g., fnkv--r, Q.-hx., I rg.-fm bah-Q -- .L 'hw 'T if txq' Fuqua: .2 .j5,:M:i .. '12 .x 6 T Our editors pose - Colleen Murphy and Harold Falk Pardon me? You're looking for the An- nual Editors, Colleen Murphy and Harold Falk? Of course, they're so busy running around planning the book or sticking their noses in the Department Head's business you can never find them-Who's the boy over there, furiously tacking up posters? You don't know HIM? Why that's Bob Doerr, our sales manager, He's the one who planned our Ranch assembly-you thought that was the best asembly you'd ever seen? We think so too, but then we're slightly prejudiced. I don't supose you know the technical editors either? They're Julie Bcrgeson, Curran Lamar, Marian Fischer, and Harriet Miller. Where are they? Oh, probably out in the back room arguing. Those camera crazy boys who are trying to snap your picture right now are Harold Falk and Bob Kaiman, photographers. In close league with them are the photography editors, Marlene Smith and Karen John- son, but they aren't around right now. No one ever is when you want him. mlcal ponders a layout Harriet Miller Curran Lamar, W0l'kil18 hard, Karen and Smitty? - Marian Fischer and Julie Berzesnn Karen Johnson and Marlene Smith l Our advisor looks up from his work - Mr. Shedd Our new members at work - Cynthia Shepherd AND Wide Out in the back room are those roving sports writers, Bob Eckert and Bruce Johnson, who are always getting tackled on the fifty yard line in their zeal to get news. Dablnling in the paints are the art- ists, Mary Anne Gohr and George Smithg and that girl furiously hacking away at the typewriter is our typist, Ruth Cox. The advertising managers are downtown getting ads. They're Jim Grueskin, Norma Levine, and George Jenkins. Over there in the corner, slaving over a hot list of bills, is Arlys St. Clair, and right here is Marianne Weil desperately writing copy to meet a deadline. Who am I? Why I'm Mary Sifford, copy editor, and I wrote this article after too many trials and tribulations to mention. Well, this is our Annual Staff. Oh, yes you wanted to see the editors- Sally Wilson, and Jean Conley Smile pretty, girls - Marianne Weil Mary Sifford, and Ruth Cox Wh8t'S S0 iIli0l'0SiiIl8, Bob? - Advertising looks for ads - Norman Levine Bob Doerr and Arlys St. Clair Jim Grueskln. and Georze Jenkins gm 3' 'gun P 'Ili Row l: JoAnne Hill, David Mazie, Sharon Batcheller, Dick White, Carol Lang, and Marilyn Zemanek. Row 2: Lois Erickson, Marilyn Bailin, Roberta Maurer, Gloria Krigsten, Ardath Chamberlin, Julie Hammer- strom, and Martha Olson. Zewwl STAFF Qnn Hard at work, boys? Can you make the deadline, Ardath? Getting deadlines in on time and snoop- ing around for news are the two things that the RECORD staff is constantly do- ing. This efficient staff puts out a paper which everyone enjoys reading. The REC- ORD includes interviews, editorials, sports, and, of course, a little bit of gossip. Every Friday at 3:05 someone comes into your room with the RECORD, and finally at 3:15 you may read it. The reporters really have to do a lot of work, but then we can't forget the ones that put the RECORD to press and make sure the type is set right. The entire staff should be congratulated on the Great Job they do all year, and thanks to them we know what is buzzin' around Good Old Cen- tral. Y '1 Qi Q s u 4 u H if fa. MY? I , - ' wa- s. 'Li W 9' H, r ' x 5, .,, A an . xl L . ,gay R wif . Crchestra lst Violins-Cynthia Shepherd, concertmaster, Ruth Agard, Shirley Spielman, Genevieve Hart, Dana Wall, Jane Rogers, Carol Peterson. 2nd Violins-Merlene Sorensen, Margaret Davis, Larry Sather, Genevieve Wall, Ferne Larson, Sam Lovell, Bernice Duff, Julie Larson. Violas-Jackie De Haan, Margie Lane, Barbara Lewis. Cellos-Margaret Engstrand, Marilynne Miller, Lauren Hickman. String Bass-David Anderson, Delores Disch, Charlotte Moffett, Marilyn Markle. Drums-Ronnie Hale, Clifford Traum. Flutes-Marian Fischer, Joyce Rattray, Ann Fulghum, Ardath Chamberlin. Orchestra If one hears strains of music coming from the auditorium during first period, he is hearing Cen- tral's orchestra diligently practicing. The practice is put to good use during the year when the orchestra makes trips to other schools and also Personnel Clarinets-Beth Chamberlin, Jackie Roddewig, Addison Slothower. Saxophones-Darleen Christensen, Norma Levine, Paul Chase Bassoon-Kirke Collins. Trumpets--Dick Muir, Ted Burg, Jill McMullen. Horns-David Wik, Mary Studley, Alice Solheim, Diana Arneson, Elton Fosnaugh. Trombones--Keith McLarnan, Gene Larson, Ila Attrill, Miriam Iliff. Tuba-Tom Wyant. Tympani-Margene Kudrle. Orchestra Officers-President, Dana Wallg Vice-President Cynthia Shepherdg Secretary-Treasurer, David Anderson. Director-Harold Buck. one out of town trip. 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X , gs -' 'f . in fer X 1 -nv , . -X I f Tm I p fi f' -'Z' .6 Q - . , , I' 4 1 'Q CHCIR Accompanist, Juanita Miller Soprano-Myrna Anderson, Beverly Bayne, Barbara Becker, Eliza- beth Bergsmith, Patricia Burnett, Dorothy Hirsh, Esther Hunter, Beverly Jackson, Ruth Madsen, Joanne Manderseheid, Barbara Melharn, Constance Merlin, Barbara Montgomery, Artis Jean Moss, Mariellen Olson, Janet Pack, Francis Phillips, Naomi Petter, Ayette Sadder, Joan Schultz, Delores Smith, Dona Wood, Alto-Illene Babbitz, Beverly Coates, Geraldine Franks, Janice Graning, Shirley Hall, Curran Lamar, Rae Meredith Large, Ruth Lawrence, Georgia Lonnberg, Darlene McKelvey, Dorothy McMaster, Moyra Mason, Roberta Maurer, Robinette Miller, Delores Oleson, Donna Pearson, Beverly Pedersen, Betty Peterson, Anne Rath, FIRST With the Symphony of the Seasons as their theme the choir put on a beautiful program this year for the Music Festival. They sang fifteen selections and illus- trated some of the songs by using a Mexi- can band, square dance, and even a Rus- PERSONNEL Estelle Schziffer, Janie Sward, Arlys Str Clair, Joyce Vogelzang, Roberta Weiner, Sally Wilson. Tenor-Gene Dierking, Robert Doerr, Earle Frazier, Robert Hamill, George Smith, Victor Smith, Clifford Snedeker, Donadl Sturges, Jon Vorisek. Baritone-Les Anderson, Gerald Breyfogle, James Crowther, Robert Eckert, Keith Glorfield, Theodore Hampe, James Horan, Donald Kivlighn, Curtiss Lovelace, Cecil Morgan, Gerald Nelson, Rodney Roberts, Robert Swanson, Ronald Swanson. Bass-Charles Busskohl, Howard Chaikin, Orville Cook, Gary Dahl, Maynard Girard, Richard Gillis, Noel Mickelson, David Paulsrud, Gerald Rath, John Vanden Brink, Clifford Wobkin. Wm sian dance. The entire production was a magnificent performance, which was en- joyed by everyone. Mr. Knolle and the entire Choir Personnel really deserve a mammoth Congrats for their part in the Music Festival. Row 1: Beverly Carlson, Shirley Kemner, Connie Riaff, Cleo Busskohl, John Homer, Dean Behreno, Joe O'Donald, Sylvia Brown, Mariel Voss, Claudette Johnson, Lois Peterson. Row 2: Dave Anthony, Richard Koch, Bob Walker, Pat Mycka, Pat Gibran, Dorothy Dudley, Janet Rawlings. Row 3: Carolyn Gustofson, Dolores Anderson, Beverly Hulse, Nancy Hofstad, Barry Pitts, Bob Kemis, Pat Murphy, Bud Hoffman, Sandra Heikes, Gail Kimbell, Rae Marse Alyra, Maxine Hamlow. Row 4: Delores Wickey, Betty Moffet, Barbara Kirschman, Pat Ellis, Don Jones, Bill Kromenhock, Jim Sackett, Becky Mieras, Patsy Saunders, Janet Williams. Row 5: Marlene Passehl, Marjorie Rath, Mollie McCauley, Lois Le Moine, Shirley Madsen, Robby Loepp, Don Roberts, Bill Howie, Burt Blomberg, Dick Bailin, Joretta Wheelock, Ruth Watson, Marilyn Duischle, Sandra Peters. Junior Ten J I MSN 4' G X . NJ in V- X: ,. 6... 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'44, fu ' Q,., QQ '54 ' , lf It A, if 147 fffx x 'fij fy i 1.7 I L45 DI' -- X-f QQ 1 N . I -LWJ TQ , 'ICQ' XQ72, 42,5 L -HD 1 ll? 'if' Q w,,- If V XQ Q21 Fo! Q . , cj Q' f V I 'll F' s f 1 .fl nA ll 'no 4 Student Student Council is the governing body of Central High. Through its representatives, new projects are begun, old ones are improved and controversies are settled. The first semester, Student Coun- cil helped back Pep Club by put- ting up the money for the Central pennants, putting a pencil machine in the office, and finally obtaining Central's beautiful flag. Also Stu- dent Council worked on the im- pressive Homecoming assembly, parade and gaily decorated dance. A vote of thanks should certainly go to the Student Council for their many weeks of work on the Home- coming. Row 1: Janis Carlson, Margaret Engstrand, Roberta Maurer, Connie Riaff, Julie Bergeson. Row 2: Margie Rye, Ruth Agard, Patti Hightshoe, Sharon Batcheller, Jackie De Haan, Bob Hamill, Dana Wall, Curtiss Lovelace, Rodney Roberts, Mr. Johnson. Row 3: Carol Lang, Arlys St. Clair, Sally Wilson, Gloria Krigsten, Esther Hunter, Charles Rich, Jordon Fish, Gordon Newman, Colleen Murphy. Row 4: Bob Kemis, Ronnie Grueskin, Orville Cook, Dick White, Gary Dahl, Keith Glorfiled, Keith McLarnan, Bill Rawlings. SECRETARY-Arlys St. Clair VICE-PRESIDENT- Gloria Krigsten SERGEANT-AT-ARMS-Bill Rawlings PRESIDENT-Dick White TREASURER--Keith Glorfield I Second semester Student- Council started off by obtaining a United Na- tions Flag, which the Home Economics classes willingly stitched. Its next job was working to secure a telephone booth to be placed in the school for the convenience of the students. Probably the main project of the Council was the large paper drive it sponsored and the wonderful paper dance it gave to in- fluence contributions. Student Council this semester has done an excellent job in governing the affairs of the students. It has brought about many improvements and chang- es, and for this, it deserves a vote of thanks. K7 Row 1: Maggie Bovis, Barbara Foss, Colleen Mur- phy, Marlene Cook, Barbara Brousard, Margaret Engstrand, Jackie DeHaan, Sophie Kounas, Roberta Maurer, Pat McGlauflin. Row 2: Lester Anderson, Sally Wilson, Betty Jean Harper, Betty Stevens, Anne Rath, Dorothy Haan, Kay Krigsten, Gloria Larson, Barbara Melham, Dick Gillis. Row 3: Jack Pecaut, Kenneth Williams, Dick Rasmussen, Bill Soelberg, Norman Carlson, Bill Brauer. Tom Hol- lenback, Rodney Roberts. DRESIDENTH, .... Jackie De Haan VICE-PRESIDENT .-.. ,,,i B ill Soelberg SECRETARY ,c,, .--Richard Gillis TREASURER -........,,,f i,Ken Wiliams SERGEANT-AT-ARMS ....,A. Bill Brauer W SECGND SEMESTER l , l Q 5 A Row 1: Lois Erickson, Barbara Becker, Carolyn Campbell, Marilyn Bailin, Louise Metcalf, Sue Daskovsky, Marlene Cook, Mary Giasafakis, Marlene Smith, Delor:-s Oleson, Sallie Ebersole, Myrna Anderson, Barbara Drewitt, Roberta Maurer. Row 2: Betty Clay, Beverly Bayne, Ruth Madsen, Marilyn Armstrong, Julie Schunck, Dorothy Hirsch, Stephanie Silzer, Ruth Cox, Julie Bergeson, Joyce Henry, Bev Olson, Pat Rogers, Pat Dennler, Gayla Hanson, Jean Byrne, Jolene Seifert, Sharon Batcheller. Row 37 Barbara Montgomery, Mary Ann Gohr, Pauline Yoeman, Joan Smith, Betty Lou Erickson, Judy Knittel, Judy Blecher, Joyce Vogelzang, Marilynne Miller, Jo Ann Hill, Nancy McCoy, Marilyn Zernanek, Audrey Christiansen, Julia Zwak, Bev Coates. Row 4: Raleigh Sekt, Mary Gales, Marie Franken, Doris Anderson, Barbara Armstrong, Bette Stevens, Pat McGlauflin, Cozette Smith, Donna Kurnzak, Colleen Murphy, Curran Lamar, Elainr Kazos, Mary Sifford, Ann Johnson, Bev Melcher, Barbara B'ousard, Romona Wall. Row 57 Jean Conley, Carol Lang, Delores Smith, Jo Ann Kruck, Phyllis Brodie, Cxrol Cornelia, Marcia Boblit, Bev Thompson, Carole Wrenn, Martell Peterson, Liz Sheldon, Beth Chamberlin, Mavis Halweg, Sandra Gaul, Joan Schultz, Arlys HI-TRI Have you seen those girls with the red and green faces and horrible hair-do's? Oh, they're only Hi-Tri initiates. Besides informal initiation, Hi-Tri sponsors a style show, a potluck supper for the team, Hi-Tri dances, and many other activities. It is an organization open to all senior girls, meeting every Thursday at the Y. W. C. A. St. Clair, Anne Rath, Dorothy Haan. Pa, 41 0 0 3 00 Q 'ld O lj O 6,1 d QQ, Q 00 be 'L XX P01 L ego at lb O bet, 6 6 0 'le '11-0 '30, ste 6 bk 81.1 bl 8061 Row 1: Jim McGlynn, Ken Williams, Orv Cook, Cliff Wobkin, Dave Paulsrud, Gary Dahl, Shelby Johnstone, Howard Chaikin. Row 2: Dick Rasmussen, Bill Raw ings, Jim Jaynes, Welmen Nelson, Jim Fellwock, Roger Kipf, Duane Renken, Bill Eckstrom, Glenn Gibson, Jim Crowther, Bob Eckert, Dick Kipf, Dick Born- schein, Philip McMahon, Charles Busskohl, Herman Koch. Row 3: Dick Isaacson, Doug Aistrope, John Vanden Brink, Bob Hamill, Pat Harvey, Fred Hoffman, Barry Faunce, Jerry Fricken, Keith McLarnan, Dick Anderson, Jerry Conger, Bob Reinhold. Row 4: Krage Gardiner, Bob Richards. Dick Muir, Ted Hampe, John Neimeier, Gerry Rath, Keith Glorfield, Dick Borgstrom, Dick Watson, Dick White, Norman Carlson, Noel Mickelson, Les Anderson, John Beekman HI-Y Hi-Y, led by its officers, President, Keith Glorfield, Vice-President, Herman Koch, Secretary, Jim Crowtherg Treasurer, Charles Busskohl, Sgt, of Arms, Dick Isaacson, and Chaplain, Bob Eckert, has various activ- ities. Among them are discussions, talks, games, and, of course, the initia- tions. On the particular occasion of informal initiation the new members wore lipstick on their foreheads and rolled up pantlegs. Of course, Hi-Y also has cultural programs throughout the year. 0' ,J Yo GX 5 05 1 9 429 G txgg Q99 60 6 'Dv 0 v 1 Ov 9 ogy cl se' 4- 44' vga' xv' of' 3 6 90,0 90996 9 660 to Row 1: Julie Bergeson, Honey Condon, Betty Jean Harper, Ruth Agard, Sally Wilson, Patty Hightshoe. Row 2: Jill McMullen, Marlene Smith, Karen Johnson, Esther Hunter, Roberta Maurer, Gloria Krigsten. Row 3: Sharon Batchel- ler, Arlys St. Clair, Donna Kumzak, Carol Lang, Lois Erickson, Liz Sheldon, Robinette Miller. FRIENDSHIP-7mm ' Friendship is a club open to all high school girls and is governed by a smaller group of girls known as the Inner Circle. This year Friendship completed many interesting projects. It sponsored a Junior Ten Mixer to acquaint the new girls with the club. Refreshments were root beer and doughnuts. This mixer proved very successful and started Friendship off with a bang. Probably its biggest undertaking this year was Friendshipls beautiful Homecoming float, which was fortunate enough to win first prize. The float was a large rainbow stuffed with many pieces of different colored crepe paper, beneath the rainbow sat girls in formals. It was agreed by all that the float was truly beautiful and that a great deal of work had been put on lt' Also on the agenda was a style show and the Senior farewell, which is al- ways impressive. The officers who capably directed Friendship for this year were President, Roberta Maur- erg Vice-President, Elizabeth Shel- dong Secretary, Carol Lang: and Treasurer, Karen Johnson. if Row 1: Ardath Chamberlin, Carol Gordon, Kathleen Condon, Marianne Weil, Ruth Agard, Mollie McCauley, Sally Ebel, Julie Hammerstrom, Gloria Larsen. Row 27 Miss Buckingham, Pat Gebran, Carol Bauer, Joretta Wheelock, Shirley Kemner, Carol Ann Frank, Norma Levine, Joan Carlson, Barbara Ross, Patti Mycka, Joan Tincher, Miss Fry. Row 3: Janet Rawlings, Robin Piatt, Carol Streeter, Barbara Ekren, Madclon Munro, Marjorie Rath, Merlene Sorenson, Barbara Kirchman, Forestine Hagan, Caroline Manners, Cleo Busskohl. Row 4: Dolores Anderson, Beverly Hulse, Blanche Krage, Connie Riaff, Sandra Heikes, Rae Marie Alyea, Joan Johnson, Sally Thompson, Georgia Anderson. '660t4 Much was learned by the Y-Teens this year by attending various conferences. One conference was held at Grinnell College during the summer, and there the girls learned about other religions, new dances, and other valuable information. This year the Y-Teen program consisted of various speakers, dances, parties, and educational panels. During the first few weeks of school a small group of Y-Teens went to Lake City to a conference, where they learned more about other clubs and what they do to make an interesting club. The girls had a panic on the trip. The club meets every first and third Wednesdays, the cabinet has its meetings every other Tuesday. The advisers are Miss Sperry, Miss Fry, Miss Buckingham, and Miss Miller. The officers are Pres- ident, Ruth Agard, Vice-President, Molly McCauley, Secretary, Mari- anne Weil. IAQ N-vnu T.: A.A.C. A. A. C. is a club started for the purpose of furthering ath- letic interest in the school. Elig- ible members are all major letter winners of basketball, football, and track, service letter winners and cheerleaders. Some of the projects of the year were a party for all new members given by the old ones at the closed shelter house at Stonepark, a plan for selling programs at all the foot- ball games, and a large Christmas party. The officers who capably directed A. A. C. this year were Bill Rawlings, Presidentg Gordon Newman, Vice-Presidentg Sharon Batcheller, Secretaryg Jolene Seifert, Treas- urerg and Arlen Haakinson, Seageant-of-Arms. PEP Whaddaya say? Whaddaya say? Fi-ight! This is an ex- ample of the cheering section at the games. This cheering sec- tion was one of the many pro- jects sponsored by Central's new and very successful Pep Club. Pep Club, under the capable direction of Julie Bergeson as President, was begun anew this year and was espe- cially successful because of a new D-merit system. Some of the accom- plishments Of the club have been obtain- ing Central pennants for the school, work- ing on a Homecoming float, and presenting a very amusing skit at the half-time at the East-Central game. Row l: Sylvia Brown, Colin Jensen, Patti Mycka, Richard Strohmeier, Miss Sullivan, Harriet Miller, Bud Hoffman, Lucille Hansen, Gary Schultz. Row 2: Genevieve Moran, Maralyn Stevens, Timmy Converse, Barbara Olson, Muriel Voss, Sandra Heikes, Julie Larsen, Carole Schwenk, Joyce McWilliams, Robin Piatt, Dolores Anderson. Row 3: Carolyn Gustafson, Doris Pearson, Lois Roberts, Lulubelle Brown, Patty Richards, Arlie Hauge, Julie Aalfs, Beverly Hulse, Mollie McCauley, Bonnie Burpee, Pat Parsons. Row 4: Carol Fuller, Pat Ellis, Marilyn Hansen, Margaret Jorstad, Barbara Pitner, Doris Disch, Bev Anderson, Delores Disch, Lois Dunlap, Jackie Rohde, Jo Ann Duff, Marcella Ghyselinck, Row 5: Dean Hill, Bob Kemis, Jack Lamb, Ronnie Grueskin, John Trentman, Jack Pecaut, Dick Bailin, Dan Jones, Gene Larson, Bill Lerch, Bob Leopp, Jerry Fein, Dick Smith. Latin The club meets as a class and holds its meetings every second or third week, with each class having its own officers. The presi- G2I'm6I'l The German Club, which meets in regular classes, learns much about German legends, operas, and other classics. I . The officers for this year are President, Harold Falk, Vice-President, Marianne Weil, Gloria Krigsten, Adviser, Miss Bertha Well- hausen. dents for the different periods are Molly McCauley, first, Bill Kemis, fourth, Robin Piatt, fifth, and Jack Peacaut sixth, Row 1: Paul Kirkegaard, Marianne Weil, Gloria Krigsten, Miss Welhausen, Gayle Stock, Phyliss Campbell, Jim Halliday. Row 2: Jim Jaynes, Arthur Roeh, David Anderson, Gerald Herber, Tom Tucker, Ernest Junker, Jerry Stein, Les Stein, Harold Falk. Row 3: Jim Sackett, Lyle Higgins, Paul Gohr, Bob Williams, Bob Swanson, Roland Koontz, Pete MacFarlane, Bob Doerr. Q t it 3,31 it Row 1: Miss Franchere, Hunt McCauley, Bill Rawlings, Barbara Brousard, Keith McLarnan, Norma Levine, Louise Metcalf, Mary Sifford, Miss Buckingham. Row 2: Betty Lou Erickson, Judy Blecher, Lois Erickson, Julie Hammerstrom, Sally Ebel, Eileen Broscow, Beth Chamberlin, Joan Carlson, Sue Daskovsky. Row 3: Phylis Lloyd, Sue McConnell, Marian Fischer, Marilyn Robinow, Roberta Weiner, Mariam Illiff, Ardath Chamberlin, Marlene Smith. Row 4: Janice Graning. Carole Wrenn, Audry Christiansen, Betty Jean Harper, Dick Anderson, Harold Preston, Sharon Batcheller, Stanley Sherman, Pat Harvey, Frank Ossian. S p a n i s l1 ? Habla Usted Espanol? Of course, you reply, if you are a member of Spanish Club. Officers for this year were Keith McLar- nan, President, Barbara Brousard, Vice-pres- identg Norma Levine, Secretary: Hunt Mc- Cauly, Treasurer, and Willie Harriford, Ser- geant-of-arms. First Row: David Farris, Carol Gordon, Margie Don Murray. Pecaut, FTCIICI1 This year, French Club got off to a rousing start with its French float, portraying Paris' famous can-can girls. The officers for this year were Don Kiv- lighn, Lois Moran, Maggie Bovis, Dave Ferris, Mary Mulhall and Mary Giasafakis. Georgia Anderson, Maggie Bovis, Mary Mulhall, Second Row: Don Walker, Lois Moran, Carole Schwenk, Earl Frazier, Pat Dennler, Pete Bovis, Julie Bergeson, Jim Jaynes. Third Row: Jim Fellwock, Estelle Schaeffer, Pat Rogers, Carol Nodland, Don Kivlighn, Connie Sarris, Marzene Kuderle, Pat Caldwell. Miss Haskins. J 2 A SX! D. E. C. A. Row 1: Ann Bush, Anne Johnson, Barbara Baker, Lorraine Weddle. Row 2: Bobette Sweeney, Mary Anne Jordon, Delores Franco, Donna Bunday, Esther Raskin, Eileen Lorenger, Julie Overholser. Row 3: Mrs. Croston, Jerry Abraham, Lyle Mattingly Ruth Clancy. Do you want to be a buyer, retailer, or a manager? The best way to find out more about these things is to join the D.E.C.A. Club QDistributive Education Clubs of Americal. The meetings are held every first and third Monday of the month. Each month a guest speaker is invited to talk to the class on some phase of business. The Science Club is a very active and in- teresting club. They learn much about the outside World and Why things change. On one occasion the club discussed Why leaves change color in the autumn. During the year they have discussions and speakers. This club is very efficiently advised by Mr.Amundson. Aroun table: Francis Phillips, Mr, Amundson, John Vanden Brink, Beverly Coates. Row 2: Connie Sarris, Gayle Stock, John Kvidal, David Farris, Bonnie Lence Mary Gales, Shirley Spielman Row 3: Ernest Junker, Joe Wirth, Harold Falla, Arthur Roeh, Duane i 2 n C e Renken, Gordon Slotsky, Phillip McMahon. - : rs.fa1sl n U ii Ei, wg EW 1 .E 5553 -L', Y A' V- ,f . f-vi M L i 'Q Yf Q V55 4 4 3 ,. ja 3u gym . V L X -4' V7 S 4 X 7 ds... F Q il M X 2 , l V V Y x ka, s fi. - ' L, ,i 5 - ' 5, 1 t 'f Y nw 'E 5 ..f - I Q 4 .C 3 fb ff ' - VW giiiijeigii. 5 2 Q??7'T2Q r -f - Q w ii' miiqyl. b f. - , 5 2: fu -M ,, jg 251-37. N21 ff' K ', 5 A . jmgwr , f- MVK -if 1 A . --.Sk L ' . jf? sk W ' Y' :.'1.'l iff! . qw 7 'Jaw Philomathian President LITERARY M6664 The literary clubs, Erodelphian, Hesperian and Philomathian, are open to all senior girls. Although started as purely literary clubs, they have now become more social. The meetings consist of varied programs, musical entertain- ment, and a large Mother's Tea. A tradition of the clubs is the handing down of their var- ious emblems to each successive President in a beautiful installation ceremony. Each club also chooses a queen to reign for one meeting during the year. The colors of Philo are nile green, the colors of Hep, pink and white, the colors of Delph, blue and white. elph Darling Donna Weekly V Pl-HLOMATHIAN Sharon Batcheuer Row lL Jill McMullen, Ruth Madsen, Marcia Boblit, Beverly Bayne, Julia Zwak, Romona Wall. ,Xa Miller, Joan Schultz. X Row 3: Joan Smith, June Carl, Phyllis Brodie, Sallie e Q Ebersole, Mary Giasafakis, Dorothea McMaster, Janice Norton, Virginia Frear. A 'if -Q Row 2: Donna Farrell, Dolores Thorpe, Dorothy Sandbloom, Queen of Hearts June Ann Carl Philo Sweetheart Mary Ann Gohr il Philomathian Presid Jackie Dei-han X X Mary Sifford, Donna Kumzak, Mavis Halweg, Marilynne U ent 'G' i bm 5 W 3. I 5' Hesperian President Dona Kumzak Erodelphian President Betty Lou Erickson C Row 1: Jill McMullen, Ruth Madsen, Marcia Boblit, Beverly Bayne, Julia Zwak, Romona Wall. Row 2: Donna Farrell, Dolores Thorpe, Dorothy Sandbloom Mary Sifford, Donna Kumzak, Mavis Halweg, Marilynne Miller, Joan Schultz. Row 3: Joan Smith, June Carl, Phyllis Brodie, Sallie Ebersole, Mary G1asafak1s, Dorothea McMaster, Janice Norton, Virginia Frear. HESPERIAN ERODELPI-IIAN Row 1: Margie Rye, Mary Gales, Margie Lane, Julie Schunck, Barbara Becker, Myrna Anderson, Joyce Grubel, Gayla Hanson, Julie Bergeson, Marlene Smith. Row 2: Virginia Marshall, Pauline Yeoman, Connie Sarris, Barbara Montgomery, Barbara Brousard, Margaret Engstrand. Betty Gulbronson, Joyce Vogelzang, Colleen Murphy. Row 3: Esther Hunter, Betty Lou Erickson, Judy Knittle, Anne Rath, Bette Stevens, Pat McGlauflin, Mary Gleason, Shirley Skidmore, Janet Skaff. Row 4: Beth Chamberlin, Carole Wrenn, Jean Byrne, Marlene Cook, Carol Cornelia, Martell Peterson, Donna Weekley, Gloria Ferris. Q N. S' ci llesperian President Beverly Bayne Erodelphlan President Pat McGlauflin x Dmmazm CLUB Row 1: Jim Sands, Norma Levine, Jordan Fish, Mary Sifford, Dick 'Kipf, Har 2: Duane Renken, Patti Mycka, Carolyn Gustafson, Connie Merlln, Cynth u auuucux.: ab LHC lubl, WUl'U.5 are spoken. This describes the beginning of Dramatics C1ub's biggest project, Pride and Prejudice, a play given to raise money for the lighting on the stage. Dramatics Club is a new club or- ganized to further interest in dra- matics and to obtain improvements for the stage. Last year, Dramatics Club became famous because of its ef- fort in obtaining the beautiful Cy- clorama, which now hangs on the stage. This year, through the pro- duction of Pride and Prejudice, the club obtained ninety dollars to buy spotlights for the stage. After the play, meetings were held weekly, during which skits, readings, and talks were presented. One of the largest features of the year was the Christmas party, with a reading, a Christmas skit, and refreshments. A Christmas tree and gaily wrapped presents completed the effect. The club met every Monday in room 214 under the capable direction of Miss Miller. The officers for this year were President, Mary Siffordg Vice-President, Jordan Fish, Sec- retary, Connie Merlin, Treasurer, Jim Sands: and Sergeant-at-Arms, Marlene Cook. riett Louise Miller, Bob Doerr. Row ia Shepherd, Marilyn Armstrong, Estelle Schaffer, John Beekman. Row 3: Marcella Ghyselinck, Audrey Christiansen, Marlene Cook, Ruth Mad- sen, Beverly Bayne, Mavis Halweg. z axis -L v l Row 1: Larry Shulkin, Marvin Nelson, Chuck Gerson, Marlene Cook, and Dick Rasmussen. Row 2: Ruth Agard, Bev Bayne, Donna Sprague, Mary Jo Grubel, Carol Nodland, Beverly Melham, Jo Mill, and Maggie Bovis. Row 3: Mr. Wilson and James Daily, peed AND Dedmfe The speech department under the direction of Mr. Homer Wilson had a very successful season this year. In the Speech I class, beginning students learned the fundamentals and pur- poses of good speaking and audience analysis. They handled local club re- quests for five minute speeches, and also broadcasted on KCOM for a speaking contest on Tuberculosis. The advanced speech classes worked primarily on contest work this year, with such types of speeches as mem- orized ten minute orations, dramatic and character interpretations and especially extemporaneous speaking, in which a person picks a subject out of a box and is given one hour to pre- pare a ten minute speech on his sub- ject. They have also done work on humorous readings, original oratories and radio speaking. In Debate this year, the question was: Resolved that the American people should reject the Welfare State. The debate team made many trips to towns near Sioux City, among them Omaha, Vermillion, Cedar Rapids, and Iowa City. RUW 1 Dick B0l'Estrom Myrna Anderson Miss Miller Jim Sands Bob Doerr, Charles 'Rich, and Janice Granning Row 2 Janice Norton Jon Vorisek David Mazie John Beekman and Gloria Krigsten. -gem CLASS PLAY This year the amusing com- edy, Charley's Aunt, was presented by the mid-year senior class under the capable direction of Miss Maxine Mil- ler. It was given on the nights of December 14 and 15 and was attended by a large group who declared it to be very en- tertaining. The cast consisted of Jim Sands, as Charley's aunt, Charles Rich, David Mazie, Janice Norton, Gloria Krigsten, Dick Borgstrom, .Ton Vorisek, Myrna Ander- son, John Beekman, Janice Granning, and Bob Doerr as student director. Not only the cast but also the make-up, publicity, prop- erty, and stage crews Worked nany nights to make the play a success. .yi wr , .X lx 1 Sf. Row 1: Estelle Schaffer, Marlene Cook Virginia. Frear Arlys St Clair ROW 2 Boots Maurer Ken Wllllams Howard Chaikin, Marvin Nelson. Beverly Bayne Jute CLASS PLAY The second semester, the dramatic play, K'The Heiress, was given by the senior class. The Heiress is a play about a very shy girl who falls in love with a man after only her money. The play, which was directed by Miss Miller, proved to be a big success. Members of the cast were Marlene Cook, Marvin Nel- son, Howard Chaikin, Virginia Frear, Roberta Maurer, Es- telle Schaffer, Kenneth Wil- liams, Arlys St. Clair, and Beverly Bayne. Ruth Madsen was the student director. The play was presented May 17th and 18th and was well accepted by all. The cos- tume, stage, properties, make- up, and publicity committees worked especially hard be- cause of the old setting and clothing. if 1 hw . UTY MARLENE SMITH SHARON BATCHELLER CURRAN LAMAR MYRNA ANDERSON ARLYS ST. CLAIR QUEENS DONNA KUMZAK Q' 5 -fr fy - +I' Z -J hx. r A X K .+ K H- . ' x x f X ' a ff I C. ' Sid as-'kiwi X ix L 5 191 .. ., - 1 Q s -'lag' 4 -' -X EF ' ' 35- 1 k Y. -' we ,- '. Q . ,x ,Q . , , .. ,Sf-fn:-1... , Q if 'S ri... M .V- Q, 'Xb x P -1-1, ' ' fri . 1 14 , f J - 1 A 1 8 3 , 9 ,,' ' X .Q -1.1, ,Q ,,, W ' 1 A 1. :. Q an , . -or Ui, . , . , .. mf-' N33 'gf f 'M , hiya , 'tg-mfg, In vi 'N was N wp- , 0 'J , ,,,..,-U . n-.X Aix' 5, ' v 15 ' ' ' W 'T A w 'l L. , x - af Y 1- Q, 4 O gd ind' - if ' 1 M . n..t X, :iff ,..,,i ,?' ff. ,, J: I' I Q 7'-ff -'of-gm i 9 1' 4 J V 5 affix L.42'f,f 4' w... X 'Wi- 3' . 'wav M222 W. ' Q .,...,. . M ,X Y e Q Q 'M 7714? Zuew MAID O F HONQR CAROL LANG Xt .Sw GLORIA KRIGSTEN was one of the hardest working girls in the Senior Class. Some of the many honors Glo has received are class Vice-president first term, Record, Student Council Vice-president, May Queen at- tendant, class play, German Club Secretary, Inner Circle, Hi-Tri Sergeant-at-arms, and Pep Club. SN BILL RAWLINGS was known by everyone at Central, especially because of his athletic ability on the football and basketball teams and in track. But Bill is not only athletic, he is a hard worker, as is demonstrated by his participa- tion in debate, as Spanish Club Vice-president, Student Council Sergeant-at-arms, Boy's State, 1950, and Hi-Y President. 168- BOB DOERR was active in many organizations, such as choir, class play student director and Student Council. He was, however, best known for the excellent job he did as co-editor of the Annual in 1950. He also Wrote the Annual as- sembly, the Musical, and the Senior Day Assembly, because of which he has proved to be, truly, All for Central. WW ARLYS ST. CLAIR was one of the most popular and well liked girls in Central, as was shown by her membership in Inner Circle, Friendship, Hi-Tri, choir, and Annual. She was most outstand- ing in her work as secretary of Student Council for a whole year. SHARON BATCI-IELLER was probably one of the best loved girls in school. Among Teda's many activities and honors she has been Philomathian President, football cheerleader, a Student Council member, Spanish Club President, A. A. C. Secretary, Hi- Tri Secretary, Inner Circle and Pep Club, Record, Queen of Hearts attendant, May Queen attendant, and last, but certainly not least, our beautiful Homecoming Queen. DICK WHITE is another who definitely has earned All for Central. He has demonstrated himself as a leader in all that he has undertaken, such as President of Student Council, Record ed- itor, an athlete on the football team, a member of A. A. CL, and as Vice-president of Hi-Y. Dick also received ,one of the greatest honors possible, Boy's State, 1950. Governor of CENTRAL it is-1 Q., DICK BORGSTROM, common- ly known as Borgy, was another outstanding student at Central. Dick was active on both the bas- ketball and football teams, Stu- dent Council, and was A. A. C. Vice-president, Hi-Y Secretary and a member of Boy's State, l950. Dick was also chosen to be the popular Harvest Hop King. JOHN VANDENBRINK was probably best known for the su- perb job he did as President of the Student Council in 1950. Vandy as he is known' to his friends, also proved himself to be a very hard worker in Red Cross Club, choir, Hi-Y, and as R. C. President, and Science Club Pres- ident. JACKIE DE HAAN has proved herself to be an excellent and ef-A ficient leader at Central High, an shown by her work as President of Student Council and President of Philomathian. Jackie was also very active in music, being in or- chestra. Her greatest accomplish- ment of the,year was planning our excellent Homecoming Day, ELIZABETH SHELDON and the word pep are synonymous as anyone knows who has ever seen her beaming smile or talked to her. Liz has been a hard work- er in many organizations at Cen- tral, such as Philomathian, Stu- dent Council, A. A. C., Hi-Tri, Vice-president of Inner Circle, Pep Club, and as a football cheer- leader. JOHN VORISEK was especially well known around Central be- cause of his many talents. He was very artistic, being a member of Art Guild and Annual artist, an excellent actor as was shown by his part in the class play, and very musical, singing in choir and hav- ing an excellent hand with an accordion. Among his many act- ivities, John was President of his class, first term. DAVID MAZIE qualifies well for his position in All for Cen- tralf' His hard work on Record and his excellent job of acting in the class play will always be re- membered at Central. The rest of his time was occupied with the tennis team, Latin Club, Spanish Club, and A. A. C. l69- AUTOGRAPHS if Um .f-47-uf'M'h VERTISI U o Q1 - D .P na'-'Sv Central Graduates . . We Invite You To Make ' ackle Your College TRONVOLD FURRIERS Modern Uffice Machines Co. Custom Made Coats 409 Fifth street Phone 8-1811 'lRestyling . 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WILLSIE CDMPANY All Central Knows All Central Goes The Uptown Theatre Sioux Clty's Finest Entertainment 27th and Pierce Streets Sioux City, Iowa 0 C mPu Lll00l.l SEED 8 FEED 00. of owned and operated by PERCY A. MYERS Sioux Cify's Pet Shop con 300-02 Pearl Street SIOUX CITY 14, IOWA CUNGRATULATIONS . . . on Your Graduation! Q! CCD 5 RK Reddy Kilomatt says: The folks at our company have a special reason for wishing you the best. They're your friends neighbors, relatives. They know that these are trying days . . . that this year will be a year of important decisions for you. But in America. no night can last forever. There is no darkness deep enough to hide for long the spirit of its people. We know you'll find it so, iust as those before you have witnessed prosperity emerge from depression, serenity hom from panic. Best of luck to you, graduates, in your new life ahead! Iowa Public Service Company S meh 744. Sporting Goods sou Fifth Phone s-2905 TI-IORPE 6' CO. ' lewelers .5 .E ia Class Rings and Club Rings 509 Fourth Street The Store For Men Fourth and Douglas Streets Sioux City. Iowa 178- Open house at the new Center Courtesy of 0 99 Sheff1elds Band Instruments Yellow cib cmllpilly and RePUif Service 'ne rmnunq renew ceue A renew' 414 6th St. Sioux City, Iowa It's Always Time To Save If you're inclined to listen, you can hear a lot of wise sounding talk these days about whether or not it's the time to save. The fact is - it's always time to save Open a Savings Account today. What you save today is your investment in the future - a protection against emergencies - your assurance of the living comforts you want for yourself and your family. Now is the time to save. 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The best school in the land CALOX TOOTH POWDER A McKesson Product Quality Since 1883 Compliments of 9 CHEDII' JEIYI-'IFRS 612 Fourth Street Sioux City. Iowa Telephone 5-5744 LAD 8 LASSIE SHOP, Inc. Chi1dren's fashions from infants to twelve year olds Gifts, Furniture and Toys 1917 Pierce Street Sioux City 18, Iowa Telephone 8-3636 Samuel's Beauty School The Larqest and Most Modern in the Northwest 509 Fourth Street Sioux City. Iowa American Auto and Parts Co. Everything for The Car New and Used Parts, Tires and Accessories Auto Glass Installed While U Wait Cars 84 Trucks Bought, Sold 8: Exchanged 401-409 Wall Street Sioux City 12, Iowa Phone 8-6232 - 8-6272 THE TOY NATIONAL BANK V Nil xt :v : , 1'-1 ev' 1- f! on w x. if .1 I ,ng 4.,'2 ,.,. 'V x , Y . 'Q ' .i ' fe ki ' 1 1 1, 3i:4f'::l g 5 ' TE 1 x 1 5-Q ,fn img. gr' p 1 1525. ' . , , , New Tweeds ever so popular among- the younger set. These are 1002, Virgin Wool, Hollywood Style, and sell for 339.75 with matching pants at 59.91. 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