Corning High School - Red Raider Yearbook (Corning, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1950 volume:

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It V ,V Q , 'I , I , , , -fi ' , ,V X NE U- L A T im ' I I I - I . Ulf ,S ' I . - I I I A ' AqgI5' f 14,1Hl.: ' '-,1LM, , ' Z. ' SM ' 5 ,,,H? H -w , 'e A Q 1 '3 r Ng 2 .. ' ,Q V A ,, I A A M ft V I EA IN ALL OF N EA f ' . E I : OU E' I I . i , I Q 'OV F La nik. - 14' 1 EV DU ' ' l Lwtfr II ' 3 , . ' V I F A A Q4 f - ' . , Q4 - A , ' V I 1 . T' :INC C ' L N . M . L . OHANA . T W HA TSN -.D MRS . N. ' V . A W T ...A ..,,,,,, W . . Q Q 1 s. gl' RING THE H T LUNCH R'GRAN FROM NOVEMBER UNTIL MARCH THLSL ARE THE LAOIES RH SERVE THF LUNCH ES CAFETERIA STYLE TO THE STUDENTS THEY ARE MRS GERAL Mc LLL A , RS ENSRE B N, MRS GRE A MIL A HAR RIQHEY .,-...- THE BUS oRIvERS FAITH FULLY PERFORM THEIR TASKS OF TRANSPORTINO THE RURAL STU DENTS TC ANO FROM SCHOOL CH DAY KINDS wEATHER SHOWN AT LEFT ARE PAUL HALEY, ORMA COOPER, KENNETH MUROOCK, FLOYD BUSH, RONALD ROAOH QP' ah. I 1 5 bl! FRANCIS A. TURNER L. L. LAUBER DALE IRELAND SEC. ANNA E. LYQNS PREs. MAx M. LINES TREAS. E. J. LARSON A. E. MARLATT The credit for our beneficial and progressive school system may be given to the Board of Education of the Corning Independent School District. The careful planning and judgement of these Board members determine the way in which the faculty of Corning High School shall carry out its work. My X OFFICE Q W' SECRETARIES I f P1-A 6 FHCULT5' M9-M . yi '-1 '5 2, M ' fn 2:14 -,-A-ly... 1 . . ff: 1. -1- ' ' , . fb' - 'i?Z,:S 4 'Elf xffl- il: 'iz 'V ii1r ' . . , H J: W 'v N' - '-M- ..5S1I:1: .-:.1g.:- ,. , Aw- V f , gag- .Q--1,3-qi. -wir . R -. if-gag.. ' ' :fi-' W- .1--iff-'f 'K X A ' iv.-3 K 4 .xdclminiafrafion 3195 D D DUNLAVY, SUPERINTE A D DEGREE DRAKE UNIVERSITY M S E DEGREE DRAKE UNIVERSITY 7123 -NA fm hiv' A--f mv' R W CURRIE, SENIOR HIGH PRINCI SCIENCE B S DEGREE TARKIO COLLEGE GRADUATE STUDY UNIVERSITY or CHICAGO, UNIVERSITY F COLORADO, COLORADO STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE X Q0 1 , fx ' I A U C I ,, M rr K' C X . . PAL --, .. , O 8 6lClfl BETTY CHANDLER VOEATIONAL HOME ECONOMICS' -. . L VARYXILLE NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE C LEGE. LAURA ANN COLLINS IRLSI PHYSICAL EDUCATION' FRESHMAN NGLISH' .A. DEGRE SIMp5ON CDLLEGE' GRADUATE STUDY UNIVERSITY or loI . NAHLCI COLLINS lNSTRJMENTAL MUSIC B M DEGREE S SDN COLLEGE GRADUATE STUDY UNIvERS T O HARRIETT E4RICH CAL MUSIC E DEGREE NORTH WESTERN UNFVERSITY GRADUATE STUDY NORTH NESTERN UNIVERSITY MAURICE GEIST OAEH INDUSTRIAL ARTS B S DEG E LEGE DELMAR JENEARY PEECH AND ENGLISH A DEGR DRAKE UNIVERSITY HAROLD JEPSEN GGVERNMENT AND HIST RY 5 A TE UNIVERSIT D lc A EVA KAZEBEER THEMATICS 5 S DE REE DQAKE DN VERSIT DEGREE JRIvERSI E , D S DFGR E I ' , I ' G I EA , E E, , , A P I ' Q .I . , IM L I or I AA. T Vo I g B.M. . , ' - 3 , T C I 5 - A DR MARYvILIE, NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE Ca I S 9 B.F. . IEE, ' Q 9 . . DEERE STA Y -r A . Qd. MA ' I . . G , H. - Yg N,A, ,I I TY sr ITAA. CLCH, OCHN LENZ BPAR REQ I L H E REE R J L J A A E STUDY IERAITY or WASHI RICHARD MCRPISCN COMMERCE B A EGREE O STATE EACHER C LLECE ALICE PFANDER OCIAL STJOIE B A DEGREE PARK OL LCGE GRADUATE STUDY, CO ORAUU STATE CQL LGE OF O CATIJN ELEANOR SCHILLER CDMMERCE, B DEGREE, IOAA 5TArg TEACHERS C LLEGE MARGARET SCHJLZ SCIENCE AND BIOLOGY B A DEGREE AR HAGE COLIEGE GRADJATC STJEY LNIVERSITY V CHICAGO, NORMAL UNIVERSITY 3 I ING 5 DE KAIB TEACHERS COLLEGE ROWE A TURNER NGLIGH A B DEGREE, GRIN ELL GRA U ATE STUDY UNIVERS TY OF NEBRASKA CHARLES KNES CSAC HYSI AL TIJ S E PEE ATI VR CLARENCE ZEI LER CAT PI JLT B S DEGR O A TATE L E GRADUATE STJ OMA TE UNIVER I Y CDLSRA C AND .w- 1, S. iw J, I al .V R581 1 4 A . Yi ,.-f,,s . . 1 . . 4 3. .nv fl . x,..L -gd! f I A lv' 1 sift v. sf.- ,. f 1 I . . xxk 'x '- 1 I gre' .xxx-4 TEE 4: 'f' Tu V' . '- V j F. I, . vs. V. , 'AJ' IF. - 1 X r ' s' I ll A . 1 , I Q,-.1 i 1' ..3ivJ'K.M:.- ..-L ann. ,1-P' 4 s- .ff enior Cfflffif Aalory ln Smptcmber 77 grcfn freshmen entered school to begm thc ftrst of thexr four years at CHS From the verybegxnnlng they became actue and entered lnto many extra currtcular actlvltles that were offered the o they became full fledged sophomores One of thetr soctal Vxhlflb of the year was a hayrlde party sponsored by Mmss Kazebm r ln thelr junxor yc ar they selected the followtng class off1 cers Max St1ll1nger presxdent John McEwen vlce presldent Lewxs Roberts secretary Martha Havens treasurer One of the htghllghts of the year was the presentatlon of the class play January Thaw under the dxrectlon of Mr Fet ters The socml event ofthe year was the Junxor Senlor Prom at the footb all and basketball games by class members On Mly 6 the class entertaxned the senxors wlth a banquet and dance mn thc gynunaslum The theme of the banquet was Star ltght Plantxtton Party The class sponsors were Mrs Hen der-gon Mrg Colltns and Mr Mlller In August of 49 wrth 58 members they became semors Atthe flrst Class meettng they elected the followlng offtcers Levus Roberts president Ltlllan Thomas vtce president .TITTI Bw-.ler secretary JdCkl6 Lund treasurer Under the dtrectlon of Mr Jeneary they presented the play A Case of bprmgtlme The most Lmportant soclal whlrls of thls year were Senxor Skxp Day and the annual Junlor Senxor Prom The hlghltghts to each and every graduatxng sentor were Commcncemc nt and Baccalaureate Our class sponsors were Mrs Turner and Mr Jepsen 12 I ' x u , E X 11 ' 1 . Q W. V , I . . ,N , 7 I . - . X I Y. ' l . 4 I In I fall f '46 X K ' - . ' ' f y l S y D I Z 1 V 1 , Z 1 - , lt li ' ' . , , J Q - 9 I - .C T . 1 ' o In order to raise money, candy, pop and pOpCOI'l'l were sold 1 -H 2 z . . 5 . , ,, - . . , 1, Q A ' . ' . - J ! ' y Y Ay . 5 . . , , . - . 5 . 1 'Q ' V 1 - ' , ' ll - Y , A . . 1 Y . . I t?l1lll7l' llTG?IE5 TLYLL E S L UISE THOMA EEN LII-LXAN RESIDENX LUB EE P ING C B Wu HOMEMM GLEE GLU S A 3 2 D LATIN Oilxxvxwia NOR SOUUY CH L O 5955 ATTONA PLAY II N 1 COUNCU' 3 M STUDEN IS ROBERTS 'wmv ESIDENT FF A I BOXN I 2 GOLDEN GLOVES 2 FOOTBALL STUD NT C NCIL THESPIANS 14 CLASS PLAY 3 ll MIXED CHORUS 2 74 BOYS' GLEE EXECUTIVE BOARD I4 SPEECH Ac TIVITIES 3 CLASS SECRETARY 3 BOYS' QUARTET II CLASS MOTTO The reward of a thmg well done IS to have done 1t Emerson CLASS COLORS Forest green and wh1te CLASS FLOWER Red Rose W Ii: I I E ,. 5' .F I xx' LEW I H I T I ' O LY,-T 523 ER 5 . . .3 3 IG I 314 ' 35 2,3,7-+5 E OU 3,749 D g '3'l45 , 5 , 3 ' CL 5 9 . s ' ' ' ' 2' 3 'Yu' y 3 5 5 ' LL, 2,,'I'Q HI-Y 2,3141 C-CLUB 3,145 HH S PLAY 24: S 3'24I B S? 3 9 , J Q 5 2: 25 Ag 5 1- I I I If Q pf f A 3, 2 - ,s X , I,2,3,l+g D,,,g' E ,' ' ' I G.A. . I,2z 1 ss .2 f , 3. 1.5 J M BIXLER v Ll SE L M v B CRKTARY ONS BASKETBALL 2 FOOTBALL 2 ASEBA LL TR PL 3 0 ACK AY3 CLASS NE ACT CO 'WAN 3 T PLAY 3 B NTEST CLAS HESPIAN EST Tug Y MI AND I 2 R42 3 ll C CLUXED CHORUS Dlo SPE 5 ll BO CARNTV AKINQ 3 PAP X'NO I BASKETBAL,-A2 ATTENDANT fR STAFF GOLDEN GL 3 MOWH ORE H Y Ovgs 2 RATOR JACQUELINE ANN LUND 'JACKIE TREASURER ANNUAL STAFF 3 24 P PER STAFF I-I Y TEENS I 2 MIXED CHORUS I 2 3 GLEE CLUB BAN 3 14 EXECUTIV BOARD I HOMECOMING QUEEN 1+ A PEP CLUB 2 CLA PLAY 3 INTERPRETTVE READING -cgi, b' 'lla- X 66 eil l 0l 15 JASPER AMBROSE 'JASB 2 3 CONTEST W R ALICE ARBUCKLE EE R I S A NCA AFP A PAPER STAFF H MERARIN LUB I EENS M THESPIANS A S AY M XED CH RUS EE CL UB 2 3 L ND , SD BRASS QUARTET TROMBONE QUARTET SwINc BAND 419' RELL BEEMER 'JACK A I 3 M BASKETBA L CONTEST WORK I N CHAIRMAN O RECREATION COMMITTEE M OPERA TORS' CLUB 2 3 U HEAD OPERATOR N FOOTBAL 3 TRA 2 N INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL 2 DOROTHY DEE BROWN 'DEE DEE XED CHORUS I 2 U GL CLUB I 2 3 U SMALL VOCAL GROUPS AND N UB I 2 HOMEMAKING CLUB CLASS VICE PRESIDENT I JOANN BROWN HOMEMAKING UB I N CLUB N Y TE S U TEEN SECRETARY 3 BAND 2 QOLO 2 3 U BRASS QUAR TET AND BRASS SExTET, MIXED ORUS I 2 3 G 3 M SEXTET 2 PAPER STAFF Co EDITOR U EXECUTIVE BOARD 2 CLASS PLAY M N MA JOYCE BROWN 'Jo IXED CHORUS I 2 3 M GL UB I 2 PIANIST U SMA CAL GROUPS I 2 U PAPE Arr M Y EENS U CLUB 2 HOMEMAKING CLUB I HLON CAROTHERS 'MULEY Y 3 M FOOTBALL B BASKETBALL 3 N XING I 2 TRACK ARDYCE CLEMENT CLEMENTINE HOMEMARING CLUB I 2 3 H Y TEENS EN L LIBRARI HOMEROOM SECRETARY TREASURER PAPER STAEE U ff' in- Sli' eniorfi PHYLLIS COTTER HSALLTH MIxE: CHUPU5 2,35 GLEZ CLUB 2,3, BABE I,2,3,Ug Y-TEENS Q U' d.A.A. I JY' 2,3g VICE-PRESIDENT 2, PQESIDEUT 3 CLASS TQELSUQER 2, PAPER ST 4 . 1 1 A Arr -.3 Tnzvaguz QUAQTE' 2,3g BPA55 , 1 T 2,3g PEP CLUB 25 CHEERLEADEQ 3, EXEQUTIVE E ARD Ip HCMENAKING C-UB I JOHN COX ELOMA CRGUSE UDEE EENS I 2 M HOMEMAKIN UB I SECR T RY 1 I 0' 'av X f UB 2 FLEE CLUB A P PER S AEE I U CAROLEE DUNCAN HDUNF EEN 2 U HOMEM KI Lua I PRESIDEN GLEE Q. .f UB 3 PEP CLUB 2 1np,, 3- HAQTHA HAVE A ASS SE A -1 GEORGE FRY FOOTBALL I 2 3 QASYETBALL ACK UrI 1 P v SENIOR CLAS LAY NI RAI BAJKCTBALL I 2 3 I L TES H THERESA GOETZ P IL! PAPER STAFF U EE CLUB I P Fw R EIRLEAUER I 2 B E T T Mrx. MI 4 F RLY Nil E P r L,Y AN i l 43r DORIS JACKSON Y TEENS I 2 STUDENT COUNCIL IX ORUS I GIR EE CLUB I 3 G RLS' TR D GIRLS' SEXTETM PAPER STAFF 3 HDMEMAVING CLUB I ALL STATE CHORUS U DOUBLE MIXED OUARTET PEP CLUB 2 MADRI AL 2 OP R ETTA A E ELYN KEMPTON EVIE GLEE CLUB I 2 MIXED CHORUS I PEP CLUB 2 HOMEMARING CLUB I Y TEENS I 2 M STUDENT LIBRARIAN PAPER STAEF A OROTHY KENNEDY 'Dov N LBI 444' xS '15, PEP CLUB B ND PAPER T E VVIC C-'V H MARLETA HILL MYPT gg PLD CLUB TL I Acc PPAYI XED HJRUS XLS G C B E Y Y AL STAEE 2 PEP ST FF J CIRC NAIA Q ALM R JTUDE UIY H IL WING UEEI T JAfES HOGAN J M YED CHTRU ' EREI T SS PLAY XED QU RTE 3 OP U f CT PE N NTVST ff :YE B11 I K HUNTSMAN UBCNES TUDENT COUNCIL MIAED HU L RALR CH ru CLASS PLAY SENIOR CLASS PLAY 4 EXECUTIVE BOARD 2 BOYS' GLEL CLUB 3 fPRESIDENT HJ JNTEST PLAY 2 T ENT IQRARIAN VP UB I YS' UARTET + THESRIAN IDEN PAPLR TAFE ANNUAL 'V' AFP B ND DALE JACKSON IYED CHORU I BOY ' GLEE CLU ts MIXED OUARTET L STATE CHORUS B Y lk ET I CJNTE T OPERETTA CLASS PRESIDENT CLASS PLAY CLNTEST PLAY SP NS IENLE CLUB HAPL IN ARER STAFF 2 FLATUR 3 E 3 MANAGI G ANN ATLA T AL CRE N T A TARKIJ C NTEDT BRAR A F ,nv 15? --...J I !'u.- JARIS KRETZINGER HJERRY A I HOMENAR N CLUB I A LTREASURER 2 VICE PRESI NT NS U SENI CLASS PLAY M RO ALD N LAW HFAT FOOT A L CLUB I 2 BASKETBALL LUCILLE LAWRENCE 'LUCY HOMEMAKING CLUB Y TEENS CLUB 3 THESPIANS STAFF A IRLS GLEE U PAP ELEANOR MAEDER CLASS PLAY A UB I U PEP CL B HOMEMAKING 3 A BA O IEP au QUARTET U , CLARIN EECH ACTIVITIES 3 G A 2 ANNUAL STAFF A JOHN MCEWEN HM X NEW vw C X Qxvjf i MAXINE MCGREGOR NMAC SPEECH ACTIVITIES 3 N ROBERTA MCGREGOR BERT ND I , H CLASS PLAY SWING BAND A' CLARINET QUARTET - P PER SYAFF H' -TEENS - - EEN ABINET ' C UB 2 3 N' HOMEMARING CLUB I' , , , U- ANNUAL STAFF ' EECH ACTIVITI 1 THESPIANS 4. I LIAF E. M L N ' jf ALL I1'BASKETBAL 44 TRACK 2 9 BASEBALL 5 STUDENT COUNCIL 31 ANNUAL STAFF 5 ECU' 3 - ,-9 FADE? TAFF 3 STU E T L Rl AN . BASKETBALL I 2 U FOOTBALL , R CK C CLUB HI Y 3 U STUDENT COUNCIL U ONE ACT PLAY I CLASS VICE PRESIDENT IxEO CHORLS I 2 N GLEE UB I 3 2 ISECR TARY 2I CARD EP CLUB 2 CHEERLEAOER 3 A Y TEENS 2 U THESPIA S 3 A ISECRE TARY UI SEXTET 2 TRIO 2 PAPER AFF 2 U ANNUAL STAFF CLASS PLAY U BAND I ACCOM PANIST HOMEMARING CLUB RICHARD LEE MURDOCK HDICKH BOXING I,2g FOOTBALL I,2,35 TRACK 25 F.F.A. I,2,3,Ug HI-Y 2' INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL I 2 ' C'CLU U' SPEECH . DONALD NORTON BASKETBALL 2, U' BASEBALL - ONE ACT CONTEST PLAY V JUNIOR CLASS PLAY 3 THESPIANS 3 KTREASURER ND MIXED CHORUS Y IPR DENT UI CLUB BOYS' CHORUS 3 BOYS QUARTET 3 ANNU AL STAFF 3 EXECUTIVE BOARD PRESIDENT 31 CARNIVAL KING 3 RADIO SPEAKING I BAND QPRESI DENT 3I MARIE RIGGLE HREEGLE WILMA PRESTON 'W LLIE HOMEMAKING CLUB I PEP CLUB 2 3 U Y TEE STUDEN LIBRAR AN OFFICE WORK 3 U SPEECH ACTIVI T ES 3 CLASS PLAY U PAP STAFF 3 U ANNUAL STAFF U PHYLLIS RIEGEL HOMEMAKING CLUB I Y TEEN I 2 KTREASURER UI G A 3 ISECRETARY U5 PEP CLUB KPRESI NT 3 UI E UB MIXED CHORUS I 2 ANNUAL STAFF EDITOR UJ ND CLASS PLAY PAPER S AFF 2 U BRASS SEXTET 3 U A A BOARD 2 A BERT PECKHAM BERT Y 2 STUDENT OPERATOR 2 3 U TRACK A ALL X A KETBALL BASKETBALL 2 F F A REPORTER U PAPER STAFF U GOLDEN GLOVES LENE PETERSON HSHORTY EENS PEP CLUB 2 HOMEMAKING CLUB I 2 HOMEMAKING CLUB l 2 3 U Y ENS I EP CLUB 2 MOVIE OPERATOR 3 PAPER STAFF 3 U ANNUAL STAFF JAMES ROBERTS HBUzzY F A I 2 3 INTRAMURAL KETBALL 2 3 OPERATORS' CLUB U X JOHN RUMLEY GLEN RUSSELL INTRAMCRALS J G I HARD E RUSSELL HDICK F A I 2,3 1+ fVICE PRESIDENT 3 TREASURER 741 ELIZABETH SCHOJALTER LIZ HOMEMAKING CLUB l T E45 3 OFFICE WORK 1+ 'lu-g ir 4Fw1n in PAUL STAPLETON IBING XED C JRUQ CPR DEN B Yo U R C we T A R M STILLINGER A BERT VCR TARY 1' S LJ X 19 Ass QE LASE PL Y ALAN JOSEPH SULLlvAN TL' A 52 N PATSY JNAN T H C JNCIL B QRETSA JD 2 5 P S r P.P.A.1,2,3,1+y 4. - 39 Bfxm I,2. 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Q 6' T SJ 2 F N A ,M v ff? - f -.f 3 4 LLIIJOI' LCQFJ A Eugene Rauch Marlm Bell IPS ,vie I Pres1dent V1ce Presldent ,Q 4 Manella Ol1ve Wendell Groff Secretary Treasurer CLASS SPONSORS no plctures M155 Eva Kazebeer M155 Betty Chandler Mr Dlck Morrlson Wim X A i bc 'L X To x J Tr uniom Bill Adarns Donna Angus Jack Bailiff Ronald Bassett Lois Bergnian Regina Bc-rsclivid Beatrice Boswell Ronald Byciroft Roberta Calkins Barbara Carothers Joe Cooney Kennard Cooney Robert Crouse- Edward Cullen Richard Darrah Alice Davis Carol Davis Phyllis Driskill Genevieve Fecht Marilyn Fuller Lois Gebbie Q llI'll0I 5 Glen Goldsmlth Robert Hackett Donald Haley Paullna Haye Phyllm Hayes Florence Huntlnvton Marlan John Margaret Johnson Lola Kempton LOUIS Kennedy Russell Kunpson Phylhs K1ngery Floyd Lawrence Janet Lawrence Wayne Lewrs Allce Lundqmst Drexel Lundqumst Bob McKee Darvnn Mlller Norma Mlller O Art Keefe 0 T un iom Colleen Moore Mildred Naven Thomas Neill Gordon Nicks Patty Nolte Kenneth Olive Ruth Palmer Kathleen Richie Rita Ryan James Scott Marjorie Snyder .Tarnes Steele Darrell Taha Ruth Watts Phyllis Westlake Bill Widener 10 CLASS SPONSORS fno picturesj iss A ice an M 1 Pf d 5 Mnchalsukn H XX X5 W W 4 Z fbi' 'I N lr f 7.4 ? -L tyC h P c-1f0 2,1 SI' 65 2435 fa -, xf fnx bf X 4' 1' yJ B X. . fl I ' J Xx I 1 X 3 A ' KX - ' x ' ' N 9 . -1 .. 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'F' 5Zf 52,9 omorea by 9 'Nw Q! gf..-r C+ 'll' .haf Tw 'Wi 'N 'N-o Q5 G' nv 3' lylxff fn .Ig CV K 'buf :ff 0,9 0l'l'l Ofeff Mary Lou R1chey Delores R1ch1e Joan Rogers Helen Rumley Jack Ryan Barbara Selders Gwendolyn Smyth Melv1n Snyder Donald Sprague Russell Steele Mar1lyn Stra1t Paul Sulllvan Joan Talty Raymond Townsend Dan Turner Howard Van Pelt Ronald Warr1ck Larry Waters Donna Watts Pat Westlake Nad1ne W1ldman Ne1ll Wllrnarth is DI' '4- 8 Iii l x is an I -iv ,R ' av S A ,RQ R , K I , V Q , i M , Q X f kk W K y ,, Q , f ll! . I K .N 445. .. in . A Y . 9 Q .l ' y M LA N 5? 'f if W. l ,R Q ' ' ,, s ,ffl x YA 4 -N. 'M L Q ,f . ,r I 1 , . .R yu I 1 , , nf, , Q , ll . z i V. ' K . '55 .' '-.., Z4 F D , y A 3 S ,Tb If I y cy ix ' . M , ,. Q V W 'Y E W ,, af, , N li 13' A f , N Q.. N Q. .L 7: 8? X ea v- 4 ,V V 4 - Q- ...lux J - , tw K f l ' X H , if I ,. 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I X 0 1g?1 gt U an 1 'gi J 4-7 X qi jPQ5Aln Q11 Cathryn Antisdel Duane Berscheid Carol Bixler Cheryl Bixler Betty Boelling Carlton Bohanan Richard Bohanan Wayne Brown Barbara Burgan Sharon Campbell Carmen Clement Weldon Cooney Gary Crill Marvin Dhone Darwin Dotson Galen Drennan Jerry Freshour Marvin Fuller Janice Gaskill Janice Gearhart Leona Gebbie Ruth Ellis Qno picturel -M44 .gI'Q:5Alfl'l2I'l Bob Gentle Kenneth Hair Delores Haley Edward Haley Twylla Haley Carolyn Harrison Dick Harrison Carolyn Harvey Fred Hayes Ralph Hickman Marilyn Hight Janice Hogan Doyle Holker Dale Jacobs Darl Johnson Dorothy Johnson Tommy Johnson Stanley Johnston Joyce Johnston Myron Kempton Raymond Kirnpson Q7 ,Q '4 w 1 i 5 E gan M. K - '-C. , , ff'f ig... O .....l ' 1 as 153' f 1 X Q 'ln ll , A 9 .oh 'Q :llf:..l:g'.:l 'll fs 2 Lf C' 41 a f ? ' V ' Q. f v X my ' jI Qf5AI7'lQI'l Evelyn Kirkpatrick Charlotte Kneller Duane Konecne Jack Kretzinger Mary Lawrence Janice Lindhammer Leon Little Doris Lundquist Wendell Mains Lotta McMurray Patty Means Cletus Mercier Shirley Miller Doris Moore Carolyn Murdock Marilyn Neill Dale Odell Marjie Olive Lor Raine Paul Deloris Peterson Roswell Peterson J 1 as M x 6 Q gI'Qf5Al'l'l0I'l Shirley Preston Kathryn Quinn 1 Claire Richeyzjjka Iola Riegel Keith Riley Russell Ritnour Richard Rodman Earl Russell Bob Scott Gordon Sickler Donald Simmons Keith Spring June Stillinger Phillip Sturdevant Edward Sullivan Shirley Thomas Cleo Travis Buddy Vernon Erma West Alvus West Betty Westlake an tk x 12' if ,ma S ' V W 'Ni ,x 'f ,1 , . '3 -f 5 H' , 1 Q f A r I l Hi' K. if ,, by l A 5 0 . -.f 19' gt ,., W Q A q ' 5 W lg S iq : 0' 'D Iv nj 4 33 Wi' X 0 5- 1' ra, I 4 2 f ,M ,W MN, Q5 ' 4 3 , fy V 1 if M Joann Brown who plays Barltone Euphonlum ln the band recelved great honor by belng chosen from a large group of hmgh school musxclans to partlclpate 1n the All State Band at Des Momes on November Z5 and Z6 She rece1ved a II ratlng at the Dls trlct muslc contest when a Jumor Io ann IS a senlor thus year 2 31 fc S 1? The Drum Major Bob Crouse the backbone of our marchxng band Bob worked hard to keep the Splrlt up throughout long hours of marching practlce In hxs flrst year as drum major he maneuvered Ilke a veteran to lead the band to a Dwxslon I ratmg at the State Marchlng Band Contest at Atlantxc in Ug- 165' l K v , l' at In ji F f 'Q 'Q NG PA D SWEAT NG AND FRETT THE OF ALL BUT ANY MORE USE NO THERE WAS NE F R HE FUR NG BAND NG H GH SCHOOL MAREH THL CQRN TJ OFF HATS STATE THL AT CLASS B SCHOOL ONLY THE ON WAS ZAT ORGAN S TH OFF WHEN NG SEASON NG THE MARCH OUR PERFORMANCEO JOAN AND SON HARD CAROLYN AND SON A D V VED RECE S PETEQSON DELOR FORMS WERE UN THESE ALL WHO SAW THEM F ENVY THE THEY WERE UN FORMS HOME THE ALL AT AND PATTERNS WERE PRESENTED LLS FFERENT DR AND D NEW CLD BAND M THER GAME THE AT HOMECOM NG QUEEN THE NG PRESENT PARADE NODANAY CORN THE THESE WERE OF SOME SCHOOL TY AND C JG OUR SENT SHOWS HALF-T ME NG VERY ENJOYARLE PRESENT AND ASM ENTHUS AND T R SP FOJTBALL GAME I' I' c T I I ' I ' I I I . I ' I I - 1 I I , I I I ' THE DAND STARTED THE YEAR DECKED OOT IN BRAND NEW GREY AND RED FINAL MARCHING BAND CONTEST To WIN A DIVISION I. ALSO AT THIS CONTEST, I , O . I ' I I' I I ' II I I ' URCHASED THROUGH THE HARD WORK AND PRECISE PLANNING OE IHE CORNING SCHAFROTH RECEIVED DIVISION lI'S IN BATON TWIRLING. If S' D. I ' I I' ' ' MANY OUT-Or-TOwN TRIPS wERE MADE DY THE NARCHING DAND IN REPRE- FOOTDALL GAMES. THE BAND LED THE HONECOMING PARADE AND ALSO LED THE Ir I . ' ' I I ' . FESTIVAL, RED OAK MONTE FESTO, THE AK-SAR-BEN RODEO IN OMAHA, AND MUCH CREDIT SHOULD GO To THIS ORGANIZATION FOR HELPING CREATE THE FIREMEN'S PARADE IN AILANTIC. T I I I , ' H I I I I I AT THE I . THOUGHT THEY T L J U NG MARCH CED PRACT BAND THE OF MEMBERS THE ALL Oil C eff Band The Corning High School band organi- zed a SOO Club with the goal of selling 500 seasons tickets to the series of band concerts throughout the year. The two- fold purpose of this club is to raise money to purchase new instruments and to keep the public aware of the progress of the band. Exchange performances were given between the Red Oak and Corning bands. Corning presented their concert in Red Oak on January 12 and Red Oak appeared here on January 15 'SOO C1ub Concerts Corning band . . November 30 Red Oak band . . . January 15 Corning band . . February 26 Corning band . . March Z8 xsjllltlff KCUQJ QOUP5 SQ nb LQ L -Sv. 'S -.ff FIRST ROW ARBCCKLE COTTER HEATON, R WATTS RICHEY ZIEGLER TALTY MCGREGOR R CHIE SEC OND ROW LUNG BERGMAN WILDMAN LAUBER MILLER LAWRENCE SMYTH JACKSON THIRD ROW BROWN Q14 gf cw RST ROW KEMPTQN HAYES KINGERY MILLER OLIVE H GAN J BROWN FECHT LAWRENCE SEC C OLTHARD OELLING R CHIE SELDE GASKIL THOMA BIXLER THIRD ROW D BROWN RHUSE HAYE ' QINELL EDWARDS JQHNS D MOORE Awsus C MOORE WEST S 40 1,312 5,,',, ,f . ff 7 ,A H 1 1 r- , . I4 171, 1 A S g A If m r ' ! , , I I f 1 A 1 I ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 I - - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 : , HILL, JOHNSSN, ADAMS, D. WATTS, DAVIS, I, RIEGEL, P. RIEGEL, KIRKPATRICK. - 7 FI 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 . 1 1 . OND ROW: o , B , I , RS, L, S, . : C ' , S, O Cfr , , , . , 1 , , , . I ff Y 1 I 1 I 11' , A , ' 1' uv v 17 Q - v .5 I , I :I I 1 1,1 . V 6 ,Qafe Clown L FT TO PIGHT VfR JA KQ J 4 A B N RIG R TSJA JPNEN R WXQJ Clow NON Eu Q B N Q rnr MAEDER Zmb R N wrLfL V P v NS QNLR 5 SELF fx QNER 5 R BEQ 41 E X . : wh C iv, C -1w, Ac.5:m, H5 r,N, DQ N, MCG 3 , HJN A N, T . ', EM I IST ' : HQGQ f,R, J. -Q Mn, H5ATin, R. wAY'5, D. Q N, M Lgiw, HAf55, .1, ,f, . 'X RON: J. EQ'wm, HwL,, AQ5g:fg5, Jncfs w, ZE,s-ER, A9Aws, Hnfss, D. MATTS, ANGUS, JOHNS. 3RD O : HERc1iR, T '-',, BYCQ FT, LN 5,', A 3 , Tu w' , JA:w5wN, Ar -, A D , G' scx, ,G TS. ' 'I' . , I v . A X 1 . ,V i ' x W FIRST ROW SIMMONS RIEGEL TOWNSEND PLETQN ROBERTS SECOND ROW MERCIER BAssET-r STEELE WIDENER JACKSON Gnasow THIRD ROW BYCROFT HUNTSMAN VAN FELT AMONS TORNER BELL SNYDER 0,5 f The Boys Crlee Club presented an orlglnal sklt entxtled Those Flckle Women or Football s Fatal Charm durlng the Homecomlng assembly The cast of characters were Muscles Buzzer Marlm Bell .Teanme Dale Jackson Grac1e Ronald Bycroft Susy Donald Rlegel Bettlna CletusMerc1er Dan Turner, Howard Van Pelt, Conrad Amons, Thomas Nexll, Ronme Bassett, Paul Stapleton wlth the remalnmg members of the boys' glee club as frlends of Muscles Buzzer. X X X x , A, X if Jd X A4 f I is i 1 M A ' Z 7 ff fi ,- R.n. Xl' 42 9 5 9 O l rl S ' l , 'N ' C7 A ee U we Jgorn ing cjgaloerzi Tuesday November ZZ, 1949, marked the appearance of our all- high school variety show, the Korning Kapers. The show was divi- ded in two parts, the first consisting of a supper club scene in which the guests were being entertained before attending the opera Down in the Valley sung by the mixed chorus which made up the second part of the show. Headed by Jim Bixler, the master of ceremonies, the Kapers cast included the following entertainers: vocalists--Lewis Roberts, Naomi Maeder, Nadine Wildman, Delsoma Crouse, and Marizin John: tap dan- cers--DeLoris Peterson, Ruth Watts, Margaret Johnson, and the Paulina Hayes Troupe, pianists--Freda and Phyllis Kinggeryg actors- JoAnne Schafroth, Kenneth Olive, Bill Widener, Howard Van Pelt, and the Corning Swing Band. The opera cast included the following vocalists and actors. The Leader--Dale Jackson, Brack Weaver--Gordon Nicks, The Guard-- Jack Bailiff, Peters--Ronald Bycroft, Jennie Parsons--Ruth Watts, Father--Jim Hogan, Thomas Bouche--Lewis Roberts, lst Man-- Kent Weaver, Znd Man--Stanley Maas, lst Woman--Lola Kempton. Znd Woman--Nadine Wildman, the Mixed Chorus and the Eighth Grade Square Dancers. Ni 43 s MXM' J' W' I if Z fd?P X Q5 'df .HS J' 3 F-4. rganizafionfi L! ad 34 gudenf GOLUQCL The purpose of the Student Counc11 lS to afford students a bet ter opportumty for 1eadersh1p and serv1ce and to estab11sh a c1o ser re1at1onsh1p between the faculty and the student body Th1s year the Counc11was headed by Pres1dentRona1d Bycroft Other off1cers were v1ce pres1dent B111 W1dener secretary L11 11an Thomas treasurer Susan Lauber h1stor1an John McEwen fhe Student Counc11 IS composed of three representatwes from each class In order to serve on the COUDCLI a member must ma1nta1n a C average Each year the Counc11 undertakes certa1n projects 1nc1ud1ng the coronat1on of the Homecommg Queen and planmng for the Home Commg Dance At Thanksg1v1ng t1me It takes charge of securmg baskets for the needy or as It d1d th1s year sends Chr1stmas boxes overseas STANDING Mr Ze1g1er Mrs Schultz Sponsors BACK ROW Da1e ODe11 Mar1-eta H111 Colleen Moore .Tohn McEwen L1111an Thomas Rona1d Bycroft B111 W1dener Susan Lauber Bonn1taDav1s FRONT ROW Marv1n Dhone Howard Van pelt We-nde11Groff Keldon Cooney 46 O . - y y 1 ' 1 1 s s v , . . . ' I . 4 1 J 1 . I . , . -- . . ' ' - J 1 1 . . . ,. 1 1 1 1 - - 1 ' 1 1 - IIIIUCLK SS? The yearbook staff after many hours of planmng wrltlng and rewrltlng collectlng plctures and all the other thmgs connected wlth the productlon of an annual present you wlth your 1949 50 Red Raxder We hope lt lxves up to your expectatlons Edltor IH chxef Phyllls Rlegel Co Ordlr1a1SOr Mlldred Naven Busxness Manager Ed Mullln Photography Arthur Keefe Jlm Hogan Feature Ruth Watts Marleta H111 Art Allce Arbuckle Typist Marle Rlggle Ellzabeth Schowalter Advxsor Mrs Rowena Turner Miss Eleanor Schlller STAFF lN1EMBERS No ma Mmller Beverly Heaton Marmella O11ve Maxlne McGregor Iackle Lund Roberta McGregor Eleanor Meador 1Not Shown Wendell Groff Thomas 'Nlexll -17 X ' Sports .... . . . . ...... Dick Huntsman T , Th RED R IDER IOL XIII Cornmg Hugh bchool Cornmg Iowa Wiondav October I7 1949 W 2 FFA Plans Party At Lake fln-'xr n f -N bovs DALE JACKSON Peckham Ulcx uaromers Long Conrad Amons Donald C Eddle Jo Bush Ed Lawrence R James Dlck Gentle Gordon Ni Wayne Lexus 'vlelun Snyder MR HAROLD JEPSEN News From The Vocal Muslc amed 1949 H01 4 Our FFA chapter held thelr legu 8 I promlnent hangout IS at home in JOANN BROWN rurple and Long Ago are the two popular songs mth JaCkl9 Clothxng to meet mth our queens full approval must consist of garnet red gowns trimmed wlth laces or other kmds of fr11ls In her early schol days JECKIE re 48 Ll Y -1- W VY An 'Vi k' y i' , , - .- , l 0. ,I ct. f ' - 5 rf f . hw Dfihcv lfxc 'T'huv-1-Ann line n A. 41 f it 'J WKQJE 'N .1 A - 1 - V U3 I .. ,, . I 28 X 4 Y. . ' - . v Y pam- 3 I - ,- V 1 -' ' IOII. ' , , -- A f t th ' Y .' . ' at- S . . - m- I ' . .-.L J: . F , , 1 . U ll' Sgr if,-4, lm Cf A The Cornmg Y Teen Club xs a Junlor member of the 1 Young Women s Chrlstlan Assocxatlon and thxs year had a membershmp of 88 glrls Meetmgs were held every two weeks Any glrls of Cornlng I-hgh School may belong to thxs Club The offlcers of the 1949 50 school year were qt.: Presxdent Llllxan Thomas T wx Vxce Presldent Susan Lauber 41 Secretary Barbara Carother ow' Treasurer .Phyllls Rlegel Cabxnet members Lnclude the followlng chaxrmen Soclal Ro berta McGregor Program Donna Watts Musxc Ruth Watts Servxce Phyllls Drlsklll Worshlp Phyllxs Hayes and Publl c1ty Ruth Adams These girls met to plan the actlvxtles of the organwatlon Objectwes whxch were chosen for thls year were How to lm prove Our School Spxrxt and How to Improve Our Person allty Some of our projects have become 'xnnuul school events such as the Chrxstmas Party Cupld s Beau party Mother Daughter banquet Senior Farewell Breakfast pre Chrlstmas servlces and our Easter assembly 40 W ' if ' 1 . - u XX ' ' ' ' . F V a '-1' I ....... 'N' X -, Q.. . . . . . b I TY legal . . . . . S 'Q ....... ' ' K-'K 1 fl I U H T - y ' N L - x fl ' Q ' - -W .- .. S ' 5 T , . Q f.,l Q C C , . A , . , - . . . 1 H l W r 4' '-T' I The Cormng H1 Y LS a member of the Southwest Iovna Dlstrlct and North Central Area Y M C A It lS composed of se-mor Jumor and sophomore boys whose purpose lS to commumty hlgh standards of Chrlstlan character The H1 Y creed LS to clean speech clean scholarshlp clean sports and clean 11v1ng For Lts servxce projects the H1 Y purchased Chrxstmas baskets ushered at basketball games mamtaxned a check room at basketball games and helped decorate for the Yule txde season Eugene Rauch and Max Stlllmger represented Cornmg H1 Y ln the mock leglslatlve project Youth and Government sponsored by the Y M C A auf' 5-n ik 50 Q X. I 5 x 3 . W Y . Si O l- create, to maintain, and to extend throughout the school and , 7 f 9 , QQ. 5-' 9 LII , 0 , y ,B K JL! y gaalefgaf jam ST VOM T ELE Amee use HACKEY Area :xr S CCND R M WALTEQS CAR THER AW LLIN Presmdent Vlce presxdent Secretary Treasurer Chaplam n Y OFFICERS Donald Norton Lewls Roberts Max Stllhnger Wendell Groff Dale Jackson 1 ,rgz -.ml ' 51 1' nlQ- 1 Q 'L Ill-'w lil l VIR ' X: S i , R , CRQ' , T, D f 'z3D, B ER. E CX: t S, Limo, L , Sri wGeR, Jsbszw. Hi- . 5 . - 53 . : . -5.- bl . r U La A . - ,- s ,. - L V I W , ,s . f-P ,, '. , . 3 r M M.u .M j, f 1 'sv , kxm .rf Il I fa s 33 V . . Y , -D A N I PC'- . Ll - F ' 'fa 15 ,Y4 f'N..,, Sf 'C'..'Ug1lJff, 1: 3 N i 'o zz? I . . 1 ' Q JJ r- gh- i x U I Gi na lip CAA M' The organization which helps to encourage enthusiasm among the students at games is known as the Pep Club. This club was first organized in 1921. One of its main purposes, other than the preceding one, is to maintain an attitude of good sportsmanship, This year the Pep Club members who were elected last year increased the membership by two students from each class. The club has had charge of all pep assemblies and also has sponsored a dance held December 2, 1949. The officers of this organization are as follows: President---Phyllis Riegel, Vice-President---Roberta Zeigler, Secretary- Treasurer---Marleta Hill, Sponsor---Mrs. Collins. CAQQPLQJQIU PICTURED ARE KLUT f Rzcfw NCRM- - cr.,-f .mf 1- Thls year the G A A conducted mterclass tournaments Ln volleyballand basketball Many gxrls also Jomed the tumbling team The G A A was organlzed Ln 1945 wxth the followxn To create lnterest Ln sports g purposes Ln rnmd To present a program to those who deslre more than the regular physxcal educatlon classes To offer greater opportunltles for leadershlp to the glrls OFFICERS Pomt Keeper Vollex ball B islcetball Table Tem ts Softball Tunublmng Presxdent Marllyn Fuller Vlce Presldent Norma Mxller Secretary Phyllls Rlegel Treasurer Patty Coulthard CHAIR MEN IN Phyllls Hayes Terry Goetz Donna Vlvatts lvlarlella Olive adme VN lldman Bonnxt 1 Dax 15 Cwen Slnyth 0 . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . ., ' . . . . . . . . . . . . IV I I V , -' V Q - L l I I c W mg w., . . .. . . I 4-'TXT j I Y . . I T COMING CHAPTER CDRIVNG Y . r Um ,Q X H g .XA ,Ig WRX fan. X X Z Thls year Cornmng F F A has a membershxp of 62 The offxcers were Ronald Bycroft presldent Kenneth Ollve vxce resxdent Thomas Nelll secretary RLC Chard Russell treasurer and Albert Peckham reporter Some of the spec1a1 projects conducted bythe Chapter were the selectmg of the Basketball Queen Parent Son Banquet and the formal mltlatlon of the Greenhands to whlch the parents and teachers were Lnvlted For a means of ralslng money the Chapter sold seed potatoes Wayne Fuller came out wlth four rmbbons at the Corn Hog Show Twelve boys attended the Natlonal Conventlon and everyone reported a flne tlme The Chapter was proud of Lts basketball team whlch was very successful F F A BASKETBALL SQUAD F NT RCN JA E CHAFA v BYQR B PErT FUL FR ACK ROW GAsv1lL I A vn 0 Germs u 54 e' f A Z . 'L 1 X N X X X S. 5 X ff 4 H- X 1 J xx ,se f 2 x uk '. , 5 ' -st Ji X-,xl X iz I O O I . Q . Y . - . 5 . , 5 . - i I ' , - , . . . . ' I RO : H s, , PKCKHA-A, OL: E, o iff, D'.'5'm, . .1 44.5, ,L, . : , P. Suu- : v N, Lmsovlsr, A. Sul.- -I n,'. 4 ,CuwLv, iE.,u-AU. ,mmf .SZUQH EMER UNDQUIST PECKHAM OLIVE, SULLIVAN, Comm, BYQR F Fullers Champion Richie's Project Bycroft's Project Executive Meeting Beemer's Tamworth Project -LN -11 SX '47 FRONT 3 hwsg CHAwoLrL B XLVR ' 4 Q R AR 'ALDLR +R: v M Af CAL , NJLTE HT SVWA , T A r 3E'N N BR , L RL NC., Lmcnw TH R1 ' RE Z LL D 151, 1A ,G N MCR CK, MA JJL, 4GuLF AYED 4QG'p 0l'l'lQI'l'll1 U1 VVMBERSMIIP N E MAKINC C MP J RLS N ERLST' V CATILJNAL HQMLMAKING HE 4'AAvIf RAS A 1 E AN' THIS v R H Q Q MBVRJ FILE' -QE: PAT MPLN FRONT R , I 4 LJ'DQQI 1xG H VL P JLEC CAN, ICL PRFSIDLNT JAQIS K ETZTNG R, QECRFTAR DEL MA CRQUSE TREA5JR A40 EP QTVR, E C r R 5 R 3 Mu J RAND R O PETLR,v WLLTLR, LERENT, CAf ELL, ' LLE M CL, RIEGEL, NKLDM N BRQw , ECONO FO AU 'C1 QQ WLLPNGFR, WE TLAK xLLR R531 N, RJML5 H M T P S RA 1 Q, w H Y fo, NELLE R AJKTL 56 D 4 z ,U l' -L , r I ' 1 . 0 LJ . 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F' C Cm The C Club is an organization that has been idle forthe past two years until Coach Chuck Uknes and Maury Geist decided to start it up again. lt gives the letter winners and athletes of Corning High a chance to know each other outside of their participation in sports. The C Club was reorganized by the letter winners of the school Ed Mullin was elected president of the club: Drexel Lundquist, vice-presidentg Ed Lawrence, secretaryg and Ronald Bycroft, business manager. The pro- ject for this year was to purchase twenty-two new rubber, plastic hel- mets and present them to the athletic department as a gift. The club got a good start this year with an outstanding project and in fut- ure years their aim is to help build up sports and sportsmanship in the school LEFT TO RIGHT BACK ROW NENDELL GROVE MAHLQN CAR THERS LOUIS KENNEDY JOHN MCENEN RONALD LAw ALAN SULLIVAN ALBERT PECKHAM BOB GLNTL MIDDLE ROW KENNETH OLIVE D CK ARRAH GEORGE FRY L wus R BERYS UL SULLxvAN Jvm E x R B1 IDENER H R D E wooo FRONT ROW COACH CHUCK UKNES ED LAWRENCE R NALD BASSETT RONALD BYCROFT E UL N JIM STEEL DREXEL L NDQUIST D N N RTQN Corcn lURRAY G 5ST 4f7,.,.-L-A-. ugh -f ii.. x Z- rsaefm -R Sl 'V I . . N i , , : X , O , . 1 ' 1 , , , ' E. : , W D , , E o , PA , 1 LE , LL .J , A CLD M' - , : , , 3, . , DT-1 - Ll , E, U. , O ,O - , F- E . . E rv: ' P 1 .nah '1-Af- V J? ,', Q. u , J. J . 11 , D 42 G , ': . -ifgx -ff 1 ' si' jAQ:il0ll1Ifl5 The 'Xlatmnal Thesp1an Dramatlc Honor Soclety troupe number 3l'5 WGS 1ssued 1tS charter Apr1l l 19-14 w1th twelxe charter members The club has lncreased to elghty f1V6 members at the pre ent tlme Thls xncludes many alumnl as membershlp 1n th1s orgam 7at1on contlnues throughout one s hfe Quallflcatlons for Thesplanmember sh1p are based ona po1nt system A majorlty vote of the actue members Ln the troupe 15 necessary before a new member 15 accepted Each member undergoes a formaland 1nformal1n1t1a tlon before hls membersh1p 15 f1nal The purpose of thls soclety 1S to create a more actlve and lntelhgent 1nte1-est among boys and glrls 1n hlgh school dramat1cs The motto Act well your part there all honor hes The Thesplan colors of blue and gold are represented by thelr flowers yellov. roses and blue delph1n1uIr A 10 larat gold p1n 15 glxen to each new member Po1nts are earned by partlclpatlon 1D the many speech act1v1t1es g1ven throughout the school ye r as 1n the past an award f a 4 karat gold pm studded e1ther 1n pearls or sapphlres 15 glvento the boy and the g1rl who g1VC the most outstandlng per formance Thls year the Thesp1ans partrclpated 1n several one act plays and also attended a professmnal play r Thesp1an Formal Banquet was staged on December Z1 l949 at the Ha upx Hollow Country Club for all alunwnl actne members and thelr Quests The welcome speech was pre sented by the Presldent D1ck Huntsman and the re spons1ve speech by Ray Mack an alurnnus The other offlcers for thls year are Vlce Presldent Luclllelaw rence Secretary lNla:r1nelVlcC'regor and Treasurer Donald Norton 0 Lf7,..x 'buf ..-v 0 . 1 . . . 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' , 58 QITIOI' 6055 , X The Senlor Class presenteda three act comedy A Case of Sprlngtxme The productlon was under the dlrectlon of Mr Delmar Tenearywrth the speech department assxstxng vnth the costumes and make up The play had 1 c 1st of f1ftecn lhct were Dlck I-luntsna in Bob Parker ul o George Fry Mr Parker a stern and puzrfled father Roberta Mcfregor Mrs Parker who LS the understandlng and easy gomng mother .Tun Butler Dxckle Parker who spends all hrs tlme on muscle bulldxng Eleanor Maeder Betty Palker deflnltely lnterested LH collcge boys Almce Albuckle Louella the Parker s m nd who dotes onrnu1de1 L myste Lcs Joann Brown CvxenAnder son who slmply Adores Dlckle Lew LS Roberts M1 Abernxcker the n happy school prmncrpal Lllllan Thomas JVOlHAlJLIH1ChCF the prlncxpal sdaugh tcr lndthc naalnc ruse of Bob strouble Jlnu Hogln hdrlle Abernacker lnts to lc College. Man Phyllls lx CC reoor the three P T A lacles who walked Lnto some home na rde booby tr xps Leo Waters the local detectue Wllma Preston Mlss Brxght who fm allw cle xrs up Bob s trouble vtxth the pollce A C asc of Sprlngtxme vx is 1 flat moung comedvwhlch prox ed Q ntert un mg to all lil 1 l . , , ' C ' r'1 Q z -- 1 f - ll ' ' V1 . ,' HS U ' ' . 1 - - 1 -f 1 ' . X k . . -- 1. E y u - ' C t V. I ,k . . K Q . .I - 'Y . Y. K E I x Q I , . V . . K r - , , , X ' , . ' . . K I - g A K K 5 . , 5 'Q C ' 1 . ' ' If ' ' IZ -- ' C , who 'a 5 ' J 5 - 1 I , 1 wr . ' J' a 1 1 4 '. had more than his share of trouble-sg Riegel, Jaris Krctzingeri, and Maxine -- . , . ' rl 3 .3 -- . T. . ' 1' 7 ze 3 1 -- ' 4 - ' . - 2 ' - . ' ' ' 2 'Q '-- 1 ' ' 3 I . 5 . . , -- . 2 l ,A -W .Q .T 1 E . - ' l - 'O 'f , I ' ' ' 5:21:- 1 v ' ' -1 - ,- ,' V ' Y w - ' - ' ' l 1 ' ' , ' . ' , 4 4 ' , l v fi 3 9 A ymqw. y ,I H 'Mg' ,- li: Q FL . , , Qlf iff , 1451+ , A vi ' v f g W a 'fr'-A ' J' V 4F' - ,Q gg... 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V .Q .I ' V ' abi l A M ,Y ki ,-..p-.,.q'-.- Bill Widenerili 1 - ',..,'.:A OGC ed The head football and basketball coach thxs year was Charles Chuck Uknes He was grad uated from hlgh school mn Sxoux Clty Iowa and then attended the Umverslty of Iowa There he won twoMa3or I s mfootball and one Ln basket ball Durlng college he was lnducted Lnto the Marrne Corps and then returned to be graduated from Iowa Umverslty ln 1947 Morrls Gelst the asslstant coach came from Red Oak where he was graduated from hlgh school Ln 1943 That fall he entered Drake and won a letter Ln football In January 1944 he went Lnto the army as a physxcal Instructor From 1946 to 1949 he attended Northwest ourx where he earned two football letters He majored 1n physlcal educat1on and mmored mn lndustrxal arts Ed Mullm a semor was chosen as the 1949 50 captaxn of both the football and basket ball teams Durlng the basketball season Ed broke the Hawkeye Seven shootmg record wxth 187 polnts He was also selected as a forward on the Hawk eye Seven flrst team For h1.S flne sportsmanshlp and outstandmg playmg ablhty Ed was elected best athlete by fellow students Ava Qs, 'Y 44 'M vo Missouri Teachers College, Maryville, Miss- F P x :gt X s 1' , 1' S 1 1' gufeelga f pg .4 ,4 'T SQUAD A L 1' ' Roow', EACn ECM: C AQH GEIQT, Jvw Sc TT, E0 LAJRENCC, D,N NLQT-N, Aar MiCLfLLAu: A rQO NT QCW: BILL ww:fNiQ, C'NQAD AMQNS, ED MuLLvN, MARL+N BELL. HLwARo VAN FELT, QQUAD B LEFT T3 RIGUT: Euiov ViQwiN, 333 55371, RQNALD BASQETY, MCLNPN K mainf, LAUQY WA'iaQ, D ir DARQAH, GPRDQN S1:KLiR. 4-.S cr II I3 f 'w 0 Z?a5Le!Aaf! .Txm Scott Marlxn Bell B 111 Wldener Howard VanPe1t Ed Mullln 72 ginlenfdfy el'5 Mr. Morris Allen Miss Mary Miss Dorotha Mrs. Martha Elementary Principal Margaret Mack Richardson Geist 'ir fr' Mrs Sarah Miss Dailey Miss Kathryn Mrs Elda LY0115 Johnston McElroy Zelgler Miss Sara Miss Berta Crowley Bennison Ag A 'kb' f.. X-qi ligiaxx M Krebs M135 VOHIHC Miss Shirley Mrs Velma .TOhnStOr1 Lorimer Schaffer Fehrle 'X -Ri. kay 73 nw 45 A ,A-, b 1 V Q , -f A 4 fu ' L if Q L Q -- P c v -v. 4.0'.-it, i 'H' A- 'ix 5 lx N A 11 .534 . I A X I-xl' S S lsxf' 5 , ,, ' ' i'NNN::iL I Q . s N ,pig 1 3 lj Q I'!f 'v LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: RUSSELL, GEORGE ROGERS, STUMP, SICKLER, LOVELY, HARLEY ROGERS. THIRD ROW: STANLEY, DIXON, DOROTHY PENNINGTON, PHYLLIS PENNINGTON, LACY, STEINFORT, KIMBALL. SECOND ROW: DYER, JAMES, WATERS, RHODES, COSTILLO, GENTLE, COOPER. FIRST ROW: GROFF, BIGGAR, SEHAEROTH, DAMEwOoo, LAwRENcE, BADGETT, HALL. LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: RICHARDSON, HATTON, JOHNSON, JANKY, MAYO, KEITH, CAR- MICHAEL, DOTSON. THIRD ROW: JANKY, KNERR, BOHANAN, GEARHEART, LINES, BEATH. SECOND ROW: JOHNSON, SULLIVAN, TOWNSEND, KEEVER, WEVER, BARNHILL, MAAS. FIRST ROW: FARRIS, SPRAGUE, WEEKS, BERSCHEID, ARBUCKLE, WEST, MILLER, THOMAS. QUQI1 n . Q l 0 I s I l M., U -v- T'-' sry, 74 mf- unior .x4llA Lficd FIRST ROW: MR. ALLEN - JR. HIGH PRINCIPAL, GLENN FARRIS, VERLIN DICK, DICR HAT- TON, DAVID SCHAEROTH, BILL FARRIS, MR. MORRISON - JR. HIGH COACH. SECOND ROW: FRED JAMES, GARY JOHNSON, BILL MILLER, HAROLD TOWNSEND, TOM WATERS, PHIL LAWRENCE. THIRD ROW: JOHN LOVELY, DOUGLAS SICKLER, GLENN MAYO, PERCY KEITH, LEROY DOTSON, JERRY KEEVER, DON BARNHILL. Corning Corning Corning Corning Corning Corning High High High High High High Creston Jr. High Z5 Clarinda Ir. High Z1 Shenandoah Ir. High 40 Red Oak Ir. High Z1 Bedford 0 Villisca 7 ELJLQMCIK C LEFT TC RIGHT, BACK ROW: GLENN MAYO, HAR:L TOwNsEND, LEROY DOTSON, JERRY KEEVER, DAR wIN SNYDER, BOB LAN. FRONT ROW: BILL FARRIS DAVID SCHAFRCTH, DICK HATTON, GARY JQHNSCN VERLIN DICRS, GLENN FARRIS. 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