Dow City High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Dow City, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1951 volume:

DDW CITY HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS xl Q THE: GREYHOU ffciix xx if EI., 5' 'S X i'W2E 5 V fj 6 5 I XXX W X V .Iv K. Stuff 0 STANDING: LaVerne Poiteven, Floy Baughman, Joan Riddle, Fern Cue, Carl Beymer, Mr. Butterworth, LaVonna Clothier, Perry Buff. SEATED: Karen Smith, Vincent Ahart, Connie Ahart, Mary Ann Stepanek, Betty Andersen, Glen Beam, Clara Mae Mathys, Marilyn Smith, Norman Weed, Bill Baber. Editor-in-Chief ------- Assistant Editor -in-Chief Greyhound Staff BusinessManagers------- - -------- Sports Editors- ---- - - Senior Class Editor- - Junior Class Editor ---- Sophomore Class Editor ---- -------- ---------------- Freshman Class Editor ---- Typists --------- ---- Advertising- - - -LaVonna Clothier - - - -Norman Weed - - --Marilyn Smith LaVonna Clothier Fern Cue Floy Baughman - - -Marilyn Smith Vincent Ahart - - - - Carl Beymer Mary Ann Stepanek - - - - - Joan Riddle --------------------------------KarenSmith - - - - - - -Betty Andersen Connie Ahart Clara Mae Mathys Glen Beam - - - - -Marilyn Smith LaVonna Clothier Connie Ahart Floy Baughman LaVerne Poitevin Bill Baber Perry Buff Norman Weed Sp ons or -------- --------------- ------------------- Mr . B utte rw orth 3 V I I , Q 331110 kwxiixxkxgiftkxun Board of Education Robert Gibson, Secretary: Enos Keairnes, William Nichelson, Mrs. Elvin Baughman, President: E. R. Butterworth, Superintendentg Glen McCutcheon, Charle4 HI'-fl Mns. BLANCHE MICHAELSEN MRS. LaJUNE GR1FFIN School Treasurer Office Secretary 5 i High School Faculty MISS GRACE THOMPSON Principal 1947-1951 Subjects taught: Sociology, Government, Home Economics. MISS MARY PATRICK English 1950-1951 Subjects taught: English 9 and 10, English Literature, Reading and English B. MR. MURRAY B. ELMORE Music Director 1950-1951 Subjects taught: Band, Glee Club, Grade Music. MRS. RUBY SMITH Commercial 1949-1951 Subjects taught: Typing, Business Training, World History, Bookkeeping. MRS. MARY WALTERS English 1948-1950 Subjects taught until November 17 English 9 and 10 English Literature Biology 7 MR. JAMES HARRINGTON Coach 1950-1951 Subjects taught: Geometry, Algebra, General Science, Chemistry., Grade Faculty MISS MARGARET HOFFMAN MR. EDWIN SMITH Seventh Grnde Tenchor Elghth Grade Teacher, Biology 1948-1951 1949-1951 MISS HILDA TURNLUND Sixth Grade Teacher 1910-1951 MISS MARJORIE HANNIGAN Filth Grade Teacher 1947-1951 8 MRS. MARJORIE HATFIELD Second Grule Teacher 1946-1951 Grade Faculty MBS AGNES GODDARD Kingergnrten Teacher 1912-1951 MRS. CLARA McGOVERN Third Grade Teacher 1948-1951 MRS. GWEN AMSBERRY First Grade Teacher 1949-1951 9 MRS. LOIS BALLANTINE Fourth Grade Teacher 1944-1951 ff NORMAN WEED Cockleburr Valedictorian Monkey business is the salt of lilo Class President Z, Yearbook Staff. Advertising 3.4: Assistant Editor 4: Basketball Z,3,4: Baseball 3.4: Stu- dent Manager l: Mixed Chorus l,Z, 3,45 Glee Club l,Z,3,4: P1ays: Oh, Kay 3, Sally Lou 4: Favorite Expression, Hit the Roads Pet Peeve, Written Work: Favorite Food, lce Cream: Secret Ambition, To get a glrl: Favorite Pastime, Working on my secret ambition. BETTY ANDERSEN Bet A charming girl andafrlendto all. Class Secretary 1.3: Class Vice- President 4: Yearbook Typist 4: Glee Club l,?.,3,4: Sextet 3,4: Octet l: Plays: Oh, Kay 3, Sally Lou 4: Operetta l: Student Manager 4: Mixed Chorus l, Z,3,4: Favorite Expression, Ol-I! Favorite Food, Fried chicken: Pet Peeve, Slinging hash: Secret Ambi- tion, To stay single: Favorite Pastime, Reading . Class of 1951 MOTTO: Today We Follow: Tomorrow We Lead. CONNIE AHART Ahart High school days have their delights, but can't compare with high school nights. Class Treasurer, 3: Class President 4: Yearbook Typist 4: Basketball Z,3,4: Glee Club l,Z,3,4: Sextet 3,4: Octet 1: Mixed Chorus l,Z,3,4: Band 4: Plays: Oh, Kay 3, Sally Lou 4: Operetta 1: Favorite Expression, Honey: Pet Peeve, Practicing my trombone: Secret Ambition, To dance the Charleston: Fa- vorite Pastime, Listening to the radio. 1 1 LAVONNA CLOTILIIER Leven Salutatorian A likeable girl with a likeable way. Class Treasurer : Class President 3: Secretary and Treasurer 4: Yearbook swf: cuss nan 'f 3: Editor-in-chief 4: Advertising 4: usiness 4: Glee Club l,Z,3,4: Sextet 3,4 Mixed Chorus l,Z,3, 4: Cheerleader 4: :Plays: Oh, Kay 3, Sally Lou 4: Favorite Expression, No Pooling? Pet Pejve, Quiet people at ball games: Favorite Food, Anything umm fattening: stu-ee Ambition, suck my finger in a ian: Favorite Pastlme, Reading. Y BILL BABER 1 My intellect is perfect and my pock- ets are lull of candy. Class President 14: Yearbook Staff: navel-using 4: Bsisketbul l,Z,3,4: Plays: Oh, Kayf' 3, Sally Lou 4: Baseball l,Z,3,4: Favorite Expression, Yah, it is! Pet Peleve, Noisy dames: Favorite Food, Apple pie: Secret Ambition, To get front seat in the assembly: Favorlxe Pastime, Writ- ing notes. 1 Louie Class o 1951 Colors. Blue and White Flower White Gardema CLARA MAE MATHYS Mathys Silence ls golden, but why be a rnlser. Yearbook Typist 4: Glee Club l,Z,3,4: Mked Chorus l,Z,3,4: Plays: Oh, Kay 3, Sally Lou 4: Favorite Ex- pression, Kld: Pet Peeve, People who are always on time: Favorite Food, Chocolate melts: Secret Ambl- tlon, To cllmb Mt. Everest: Favorite Pastime, Earling boys. VINCENT Al-IART Vince Worry causes wrinkles, but he hasn't .ny.ll Yearbook Staff: Sports Editor 4: Bas- ketball 3,41 Mixed Chorus l,Z,3,43 Glee Club l,Z,3,4: Quartet 3: Plays: Oh, Kay 3, Sally Lou 4: Favorlte Ex- pression, l don't know: Pet Peeve, Wrltlng themes: Favorite Food, Baked ham: Secret Ambition, Make l00 points tn s basketball game: Favorite Pas- tlme, Playing cards. GLEN sz-:AM sleepy Th bed has become a place of lux- ury to me! l would not exchange tt lor all the thrones in the world. Yearbook Typist 4: Glee Club Z,3,4: Mixed Chorus l,Z,3,4: Plays: Oh, Kay 3, Sally Lou 4: Favorite Ex- pression, No Kidding: Pet Peeve, Taking care oi chickens: Favorite Food, Cherry ple: Favorlte Paltlme, cemg turing. Q LAVERNE POITEVIN Poitie Gd'l gift to Womanlilndf' Yearbook Staff: Advertising 3,43 Plays: Oh, Kay Stage Manager, Sally Lou 4: Favorite Expression, Hey: Favorite Food, Anything that's good that I like: Pet Peeve, Milking cows: Secret Ambition, To own a nightclub: Favorite Pasttme, Tearing around at dances. MARILYN SMITH Smitty Bubbllng with vlvactty and ambi- tion. Class Vice-President 3: Yearbook Stall: Business Manager 3,4: Adver- tlslxq 3.4: Sports Editor 4: Basket- ball l,Z,3,4: Glee Club l,Z,3,4: Band 4: Mixed Chorus 3,4: Plays: Oh, Kay 3, Sally Lou 4: Operetta 1: Favorite Expression, Watch lt: Pet Peeve, Foullng out: Favorite Food, Cherry Pie Alarnode: Secret Ambition, To marry a coach: Favorite Pastlme, Writing letters. IZ , Class History y ln the fall of 193 8, thirty-two scared but very game youngsters trudged up the steps to Miss Agnes' room. These were Marilyn Smith, LaVonna Swenehart, Anna Mae Price, Paul Leslie, Minnie Malone, Ralph Tech, Delmar Weise, Estheir Omstead, LaVonna Clothier, Betty Andersen, Bill Baber, Clara Mae Mathys, LaVerne Poitevin, Maurice Rule, Beverly Smith, Robert Tillet, Jean Weber, Roberta Jean Deiber, Marty Furne, Dwayne Tech, Isabel Hunt, Connie Ahart, Vincent Ahart, Betty Jleane Stuin, Daryl Keairnes, Eddie Houston, Junior Croxell, Glen Beam, Perry Buff,l Viola Jean Coburn, Clara Mae Beam, and Glen Higgins. Here we started our school life and it wasn't long until everyone had caught on to what was expected of them and some things not expected. l'm sure we will all remember kindergarten or trxe birthday cakes we drew on the board, and the singing of Old Shoes, New Shoesx' whenever anyone had a new pair of shoes. It was fun, too, playing the games Miss Algnes taught us and learning to read, color, and print. We were all glad to see the end of the first year of school but before the summer ended we were eagerly awaiting the new school year. How proud we were to have desks now instead of tables! ln first grade, we became even 'more accustomed to school life and by the time we reached second grade we were fast learning all tricks of the trade. l'm sure Connie and LaVonna will always remember the second grade and Miss Metcalf's paddle, Peppy. In third grade, we were taught the habits of Indians and Pilgrims. Here we also learned to control our desire to whisper. Remember, Bill, when you had lto go to the cloakroom ? Good thing the janitor came along when he did. Fourth grade will always beremembered because this was the year we started using ink. How proud we were that now we were trusted with ink. Our mothers didn't appreciate it very much, though, when we came home ink from head to foot. ln fifth grade, we were acquainted with The Little Colonel series., Also, this was the year we started our dramatic careers. The girls made up and presented a play to our class as well as other visitors. We thought we were doing something wonderful then. t ln sixth grade, Miss Turnlund did her best to make us good writers, but l'm sure all high school teachers have wondered where our writing talents were by the time we got to high school. We were very proud to have Betty Andersen represent our class in the County Spelling Bee when we were in sixth and seventh grades. Marilyn Smith represented our class when we were eighth graders. , Our grade school days came to an end when we received our eighth rade diplo- mas in the spring of '47. All our grade school teachers were rather sad o see us go into high school because we always supplied them with numerous fruity rolls. Our teachers through the grades were Miss Agnes, Miss McBride, Miss Metcalf, Miss Wiggins, Miss Rounds, Miss Mendenhall, Miss Turnlund, Miss I-lanhigan, Miss Johnson, and Mrs. Boham. J 13 As green, but energetic, Freshies we entered high school in the fall of '4'l. On the roll call were: Virgie Adamson, Connie Ahart, Vincent Ahart, Betty Andersen, Bill Baber, Glen Beam, Carl Beymer, Franklin Bolte, John Brink, LaVonna Clothier, Leola Coburn, Viola Coburn, Duane Hard, Charlie Harder, James Houston, Daryl Keairnes, Vernon Malone, Rueben Malone, Clara Mae Mathys, LaVerne Poitevin, James Schwartz, Marilyn Smith, Norman Weed, Maxine Wright, and George Andersen, Jr. Of these twenty-five beginners, fifteen dropped out, so our graduating class now numbers ten. Initiation was the first high spot of our high school career. The girls had to dress as boys and the boys as girls. Of course, all were plastered with lipstick. What a very funny sight we made. It was loads of fun though, and everyone enjoyed himself immensely. That night, a party was given for all Freshmen. l'm sure we'll always remember the verse on our invitations which read as follows: Remember that the mighty Oak was once a Nut like you. The Home Economics girls were very proud to have been chosen to give a Christmas tea. It was beautiful and under the excellent guidance of Miss Thompson, highly successful We gave our first high school party during this year. It was a May day party and very successful. As Sophomores, we were a little more experienced about high school ways. At first, geometry got us down but with excellent teaching we soon mastered it. This was also the year we made our favorite fairy tale into a movie and showed it to the grade kids as an English assignment. The biggest thrill of our Sophomore year was the serving at the Junior-Senior Banquet. The theme of the banquet was a circus so the girls dressed as gypsies and the boys as clowns. It was lots of fun and no one spilled a thing. Serving at the Alumni Banquet was quite a different thing, though. Everyone's feet hurt that night! Our Junior year was -filled with excitement from the very beginning. Everyone was excited over the prospect of giving a play. When the play came and parts were given out we were all eager to begin practice. The name of our play was Oh, Kay and it was a mystery-comedy in three acts. l'm sure we all drove Mrs. Walters crazy for fear we wouldn't have our parts learned on time. Our play was given October Zlst, and attended by a record crowd. As soon as our play was over, we ordered our class rings. This was an event for which we had been waiting for eleven long years. To us, our rings were the most beautiful in the world and we wore them with a feeling of pride. We took time out in the hustle and bustle of school life to choose our class motto, colors, and flowers. This took much pondering, but finally we chose Today We Follow, Tomorrow We Lead as our class motto: blue and white as our colors, and the gardenia as our flower. Gardenia means refinement and we thought this fitted our class very well. 14 This year we were giving the Junior-Senior Banquet and we wanted it to be something special that no one would soon forget. With Mrs. Smith's helpy we chose as a theme An Old-Fashioned Plantation Party. This theme went veryf well with the girls' beautiful formals and the boys' suits. Blue crepe paper wash stretched across the gym to make sky. Silver stars and a beautiful yellow moon was then placed in the sky. Around the gym wall we put up stonewall crepe paper tmrepresent a stone wall with hollyhocks running through it. We entered through a white picket fence covered with flowers made by the Junior girls. For nutcups, we had little brown buckets, and for favors we had little southern lady dolls for the girls and little stovepipe hats for the boys. Our programs were little books made by the class out of stiffly starched feed sacks. The Sophomores made very good negro slaves. Music was furnished throughout the evening by six of the slaves. After the banquet was over, we took everyone to Denison to a movie at the Ritz. Our banquet was a great success and we had oodles of fun preparing for itJ I'm sure Mr. and Mrs. Smith will never forget taking us five Junior girls to Omiaha to get materials for our banquet. In fact, we heard afterward that Mr. Smith told his eighth graders never to take a bunch of Junior girls to Omaha. q Our Senior year started out with a bang. First of all came the initiation of the Freshmen and new teachers. We had them dress as various advertisements seen in newspapers and magazines. That night a party was given for the Freshmen and fun was had by all. The Seniors had their pictures taken the fourth of January. All were' extreme- ly happy when they discovered they didn't break the camera. t We felt very grown up indeed when we ordered our announcements qand chose our caps and gowns. Our caps and gowns were blue with blue tassels. The week of the Sectional and District tournaments were filled with excitement. Everyone admitted hoarseness and sore throats after it was all over. Our Senior play was a great success. It was a comedy in three adts and the name was Sally Lou. We had loads of fun preparing for it and Miss Patrick had to have a great deal of patience before it was all over. The Seniors got an early start for their annual Sneak Day. What ia day this was! We managed to hit all the high spots and after it was all over there was a bunch of pretty tired Seniors. . The banquet given bythe Juniors was swell. Everyone had theibest time ever! All these things as well as others made our Senior year memorable.. Remem- ber the picnic in the park with the five Senior girls and Miss Thompson? Remember the wonderful faculty dinner given by the Senior Home Economics girls ? Remember Miss Thompson treating us to pumpkin pie and whipped cream in Sociology ? These things we will never forget. i i 1 5 Baccalaureate was held Sunday, the 13th of May, and Commencement, the 17th of May. Diplomas were handed out and as we received them our memories made us sad, and our anticipation of the future made us glad. Our annual class day was held at the end of the year. Athletic awards were given and a special program planned. Oh yes, through all this excitement and adventure, we did get an education. Out of our ten Seniors, eight have been on the- honor roll all year. This is the highest percentage of any class in the past four years. The teachers that contributed to our intelligence were Mr. Butterworth, Miss Thompson, Mr. Baker, Miss Carter, Mr. Hughes, Mrs. Walters, Mrs. Peterson, Miss Hugron, Miss Patrick, Mr. Harrington, Mr. Elmore, Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Of the thirty-two who started kindergarten together, eight are now graduating together. These are Marilyn Smith, Betty Andersen, Connie Ahart, Clara Mae Mathys, LaVonna Clothier, Bill Baber, Laverne Poitevin, and Glen Beam. We, the Seniors of 1951, are filled with many pleasant memories of our school- days. As we leave D. C. H. S., our hearts are filled with sadness and we know we will never forget the pleasant associations of the past thirteen years. 16 Flash! Flash! l l Good evening, Ladies and Gentlemen--Greetings from your reporter, Hedda Topper, who comes to you direct from Los Angeles to bring you all the Iiews when it is news. . It's coincidental that my items tonight concern a famous grouplof people who were once members of the same high school class in Dow City, Iowa. They graduated fr om that worthy institution way back in 1951 and are now lscattered far and wide to the four corners of the earth. Well, let's see what hasihappened to that little band of men and women in the past ten years. Rumors are flying concerning Glen Beam, who is said to have set the date for his seventh marriage. Your reporter spoke to him just before the broadcast and he denies any intention of wedding Elizabeth Taylor, but we wonderx. Glen is quite a Romeo. The No Sleep Alarm Clock Company reports that Connie Ahart, formerly a secretary there, has been promoted to a Vice-Presidency in the organization. It's understood that Miss Ahart will be in charge of the testing laboratory. In the opinion of your reporter, a wise choice has been made, for Miss Ahart spends all of her spare time studying to get ahead. We've been expecting some signs of ro- mance in her life but according to Miss Ahart, I'm just not interested. My career comes first. r Mrs. LaVerne Poitevin, formerly Marilyn Smith, announced that she is giv- ing up her career as a nurse to care for their twins, Ethel Viola and Lloyd Howard. LaVerne is now coach at Vassar College, having specialized in girls' basketball. His interest was aroused while in high school. ' y President Vincent Ahart took off from Las Vegas Airport yesterday on a trip to Europe to view the International situation. He will return in three days in order to attend his daughter Margaret's concert at Carnegie Hall. V I see Clara Mae Mathys has done it again. Her World Basketball Tepm hasn't lost a game in the last five years. Could it be her playing ? It is thought that they will win the World Championship Tournament starting next week. She inust have got her growth after leaving school, as she is now 7 feet and 99 hundreths inches tall. I l A guest speaker next Sunday here in Los Angeles will be the Right1Reverend William Baber. He is speaking at the First Methodist Church and his sqrmon will be on How Young People Should Meet Temptations. His latest clean-up cam- paign is against the Golden Peacock where Betty Andersen has been winning nation- al acclaim for herself as a bubble dancer in the stage show, The Big1Bubble. Postmaster Weed announced to the Dow City Voice a few days ago that stamps will now be 4 lfZff in Dow City because of the higher cost of living. Norman is considered very influential and very distinguished, especially since he has a mustache and wears horn-rimmed glasses. His hobby is detective ork. His latest triumph has been the solution of the great Dow City robbery lx mystery for 10 yearsj. l 17 I have a little enpetilion in my business. A new reporter, LaVoana Clothlerg has :working eg ,Q Louei14gCurson'sq ihowand has Bien distal chance for a progrsizi and joesip column 'of her own. It is rumored around town that sho will take it ' A e With this, we conclude another broadcast of News and Views, snonsored -by I-Ioglwashf' the heat mouth gargle in the mid-west. Listen to ourlbroadcast each week, as these famous people will undoubtedly be making news in the future. dt n , X A .I ua Last Will and Testament KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: We, the Senior Class of Dow City, lowa, being of sound mind and disposing mind and memory, and not acting under fraud, duress, menace, or the undue in- fluence of any person whatsoever, do make, publish, and declare this our last Will and Testament, in the manner following, that is to say: Bill Baber wills his vocal talents to Paul Leslie and his ability to write busi ness U, letters to Emmett Ahart. Norman Weed wills his knack of evading the teachers with his mischievous- ness to Perry Buff and Glenda's ring to Emmett Ahart. Glen Beam wills his athletic ability to Bonnie Ahart and his nickname, Sleepy, to Owen Leslie. To Donna Mae Brown, he leaves his ambition. Clara Mae Mathys wills her ability to get to the study hall before the bell rings to Lois Mayne, her interest in Earling to Dolores Dryden, and her baby- sitting ability to Paulene Thomsen who will need it. LaVonna Clothier wills her winning smile to Floy Baughman and Donna I-lamblen. She has enough for both. She also leaves her cheerleadingnability to James Trierweiler. Marilyn Smith leaves her bashfulness to Donna Brink and her figure to Clara Mae Bramley. She also wills her singing ability to Fern Cue. Connie Ahart wills her method of capturing and holding boy friends for Kay Lou to use on Boogie, and her bubble gum to Mary Ann Stepanek. Vincent Ahart wills his gift of gab to Jim Cross and his manual training to Joey Cramer. He wills his figure skating to Loraine Kolln. Betty Andersen wills her tactful way of refraining from whispering to Alice McDonald. She wills her secret ambition fto remain singlej to Mary Ellen Putnam. LaVerne Poitevin wills his nights at Arcadia Ball Room to Roland Sharp and his art of bachelorhood to Marty Furne. LaVonna Clothier and Clara Mae Mathys leave their lonely study hall to Duane Hard and Rosetta Brown. , To the Juniors, who with lots of good luck and industrious work may become Seniors next year, we will our nice, long, quiet evenings with Miss Thomps on: our skilled workmanship in Manual Trainings our long periods spent in practicing for band: our good manners in the lunch room at noon: our great acting ability: our record on the honor rollg and other abilities too numerous to mention to anyone who will take them. 19 School Days These years at school, we'll never forget At least the very last four. Don't think that all you do is sit, For it amounts to plenty more. As Freshmen, green as grass we came, Up four flights of rugged stairs. To seek some mischief was our aim, But the teachers changed our dares. Our Sophomore year was deader yet, For studying was no thrill. The Seniors told us not to fret, But to stay right in the mill. Another year soon rolled around, And as Juniors we were delighted. It wasn't so bad at last we found, For we weren't as apt to be slighted. But an honorable Senior is still the best For the door is opened wide, To opportunity which knocks and rests Until a career we do decide. So, underclassmen, do not pout For school is not so bad. For when it comes to getting out, We're sure you'll all feed sad. Marilyn Smith Z 0 . Q- Junior Class FIRST ROW: Flay Baughman, Fern Cue, Marty Furne, Donna Hamblen, Mary Ellen Putnam, Emmett Ahart, Paulene Thomsen, Loraine Kolln. SECOND ROW: Alice McDonald, Donna Brink. Mary Ann Stepanek, Lois Mayne, Bonnie Ahart, - Donna Brown. THIRD ROW: James Ettleman, Paul Leslie, Perry Buff, James Trierweller, Mrs. Ruby Smith- Sponsor. CLASS OFFICERS President ---------------------- '-'- F 105' Blulhmln Vice-President ------------- -- E mmeft Ahlft Secretary ........--------------- -------- P aul Leslie Treasurer ----------------'-' '- M BTV Ann Stelilnik Spomor ......------------------ ---- - Mrs. Ruby Smith Tl! Junior Class began the year with eighteen members. ln the middle ol thfyoat, ,ICICI Ettlemlll moved to Denison. All of the girls and most of the boys went out for Glee Club. Five of the girls were in small music groups. Eight Juniors played in the band. There were six girls and four boys from our class who were on the basketball teams. ln November, the Juniors gave a Hard Times Party, which was a great success. The Junior Class Play was a comedy entitled, The Daffy Di11s. We entertained the Senior Class and Faculty at the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. The Juniors have been very active in school activities and have given their support at the bas- ketball games. ZZ Sophomore Class FIRST ROW: James Griffin, Bill Houston, Jack Thomsen, Dennis Gibson, Bryce Croll, Robert Bramley. SECOND ROW: Wanda Andersen, Glenda Lee Smith, Donna Lahr, Martha Rose Argotsinger, Lillian Kolln, Dolores Dryden, Patsy Riley, Rosetta Brown. THIRD ROW: Roland Sharp, Owen Leslie. Joan Riddle, Kay Lou Ahart, Gene Goeaer, Clemet Birney, James A. Harrington-Sponsor. CLASS OFFICERS President- - - ------------------ -Martha Rose Argotslngor Vice-President ------------------ 7 ------ Kay Lou Ahart Secretary and Treasurer ----------------- Wanda Andersen Sponsor- -------------------- - - - -Mr. James Harrington Our class started the year with Z5 members. We now have Z3 in our class. Glen Higgins and Donald Crawford moved away. Our class really went all out for activities. Four of our girls were on the Girls' Basketball Team. Two of our boys were on the squad, with Owen Leslie as student manager. Five girls were in small music groups. All the girls and most of the boys were in the Glee Clubs. Four boys were on the baseball team. Four members were in the band. We thoroughly enjoyed all the parties this year. , N Z3 Freshman Class FIRST ROW: Joey Cramer, Jerry Houston, Richard Malone, Arlo McCutcheon, Paul Olson, Jackie Lambert, Leonard Mitchell, Jackie Garrett. SECOND ROW: Clara Mae Brarnley, Bette Doidge, Barbara Ettleman, Opal Malone, Edith Wingrove, Karen Smith, Betty Brown, Mary Marshall. THIRD ROW: Rita Best, James Cross, Arlen Peterson, James Moore, Walter Shumate, Clifford 4 Gorman, Eileen Birney, Mr. Murray Elmore-Sponsor. CLASS OFFICERS President -------------------------- ---- J ames Cross Vice-President ----------------------- Barbara Ettleman Secretary and Treasurer ----------- - ------- Eileen Birney Sponsor -------------------------- Mr. Murray Elmore Twenty-eight of us were in the class at the beginning of the year, but by the end of the semester five had gone, leaving twenty-three members. The most exciting experience of the year was initiation. We all had fun. That night, the Seniors sponsored a party for us. lt was swell. V We had seven participants in the band and two baton twirlers. Betty Doidge played the accordi- on, also. Karen Smith was in the Trio and everyone was in the Glee Clubs. The Freshmen have done their part in the activities and hope to do more as' the years go by. 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Marty Furne, James Moore, Roland Sharp, Gene Goeser, Dennis Gibson, Bryce Cross, Jack Garrett, James Trierweiler, Walter Shumate, Vincent Ahart, Clifford Gorman. Jackie Lambert, Leonard Mitchell, Paul Leslie, Emmett Ahart, Perry Bufi, Duane Hard, Norman Weed, Jim Ettleman, Arlen Peterson, Glen Beam, Clemet Birney, Carl Beymer, Mr. Murray Elmore-Teacher. The boys' Glee Club participated in both winter and spring concerts and attended the spring festival at Denison. FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Girls' Glee Club Mary Ellen Putnam, Clara Mae Mathys, Edith Wingrove, Rita Best, Bette Doidge, Barbara Ettleman, Lillian Kolln, Donna Lahr, Clara Mae Bramley, Opal Malone, Rosetta Brown, Dolores Dryden. Donna Brink, Betty Andersen, .loan Riddle, Kay Lou Ahart, Patsy Riley, Karen Smith, Connie Ahart, Betty Brown, Eileen Birney, Paulene Thomsen, Loraine Kolln Mary Ann Stepanek. Glenda Lee Smith, Martha Rose Argotsinger, Wanda Andersen, LaVonna Clothier, Mary Marshall, Marilyn Smith, Floy Baughman, Donna Hamblen, Fern Cue, Lois Mayne, Bonnie Ahart, Donna Brown, Alice McDonald, Mr. Murray Elmore-Teacher The girls' Glee Club participated in both winter and spring concerts and attended the spring festival at Denison. They also attended the music contest at Battlecreek. Z8 Junior Class Play The Daffy Dills The Daffy Dills was a comedy in three acts, given under the splendid dir Mrs. Walters. Mr. Dill marries to the disgust of the family who try to make able for Mr. Dill. Maud Muddox, a friend of Grandma Dill's, comes for a' visi family likes her from the start. At the end, much to the surprise of the famil' turns out to be Mrs. Dill and Richard Dill --------------------- Grandma Dill- - Rodney Dill ----------------------- Carol Dill ------- ------------------ - Doris Dill --------------- --------- Dud Dill ------------------------ Aimee Lovewell Pete Norton- - - Mrs. Dill lreally Maud Muddoxl -------- Maud Muddox fr Mrs. Woggles ------------- - - - Arnica Jukes- Prompter- - - Curtain Puller -------- ----------- Stage Crew- - Director- - - - Mrs. Dill is Maud. Cast - - - - - Paul Leslie Fern Cue -James Ettleman Donna Brown Floy Baughman - - - Emmett Ahart Bonnie Ahart Perry Buff - --Donna Hamblen - - - - - Lois Mayne Mary Ann Stepanek Alice McDonald eany Mrs.Di11J- - - - - - - -James Trieweiler Marty F urne Mary Ellen Putnam Paulene Thomsen Mrs. Walters Senior Class Play Sally Lou - - - --Donna Brink l Lorraine Kolln j ection of it miser- ,t. The y, Maud Sally Lou Comstock has inherited a fortune! But there's a catch: she mizst be married in order to collect. Her uncle, who is to share the fortune, discovers that the problem of finding a husband for Sally Lou is more than he bargained for. Al the eligi ble bachelors seem to regard Sally Lou as slow poison, and her indifference o men W doesn't help the situation. Finally, a likely prospect is snared only to have him disappear under l'imusual W circumstances . N Her problems are finally solved, but not without the entrance of a British noble- man, a newspaper reporter and a professional gangster, to say nothing of Sally Lou's queer relatives. w Play Cast I Sally Lou Comstock ------------------- Marilyn Smith D015 --------------- ------ ------ - B etty Andersen , Mrs. Reynolds -------------------- -LaVonna Clothier y Flossie -------------------- - - -Clara Mae Mathys w Elsie ----- ------------------------ C onnie Ahart ' Charlie- - '-------- - - ------------ Norman Weed 3 Jerry ------- --------------- ---- V i ncent Ahart , Pe1'CiV61 ------ ----------------- ---- B i ll Baber B radl ey -------- ------- ------- Riggs- -, Dellon -------- - -------- -------- - - Director- - - - - -LaVerne Poitevin N ------------------------G1enBeam. Duanellardl ----- ----------------MissPatrick Z9 7 District Runner Ups 1951 FIRST ROW: Glenda Lee Smith, Carlyn Smith-Mascot, Marilyn Smith. SECOND ROW: Donna Mae Brown, Floy Baughman, Connie Ahart, Bonnie Ahart, Mary Ann Stepanek. THIRD ROW: Betty Andersen-Manager, Martha Rose Argotsinger, Wanda Andersen, Kay Ahart, Fern Cue, Connie Ahart, Mrs. Ruby Smith-Sponsor. James Harrington-Coach. Points For Forwards Floy Baughman 479 Glenda Smith Z6 Bonnie Ahart 346 Martha Argotsinger Z3 Connie Ahart 307 Donna Brown ll Average points per game 49 Opponents average points 34 Dow City Girls conquered the Sectional by beating Missouri Valley and Modale by a good margin, sliding through Pisgah and then breaking Magnoliafs undefeated record of 18 games Games Won Z0 Lost 4 They Us Pisgah 37 47 Klron Z0 49 Soldier 30 61 Woodbine Z1 43 Schleswig Z9 41 Vail 37 64 Manilla 38 47 Westside 32 53 Deloit Z5 43 Ute 52 43 D. C. Alumni ZZ 44 Charter Oak Sl 43 Schleswig Z5 36 Soldier 37 58 Vail 41 58 Denison 17 59 Charter Oak County Tourney 43 Z7 Missouri Valley Sectional 35 59 Module ----- Sectional 17 68 Pisgah ------ Sectional 44 45 Magnolia ---- Sectional 36 48 Ute 46 52 Panama fSt. Mary'sQ District 53 59 W iota ----- --------- D istr ict 39 Z7 The girls went on to take second place in the Southwest District by defeating Panama ISL Mary'sj and by losing to Wiota. We are very proud of their record. Marilyn Smith and Connie Ahart. both Seniors, were chosen co-captains for the year. 1 1 l 3 7 Dow City Greyhounds FIRST ROW: James Griffin, B111 Baber, Duane I-lard, Perry Buff, James Cross. SECOND ROW: Leonard Mitchell, Vincent Ahart, Norman Weed, Marty Furne. THIRD ROW: Emmett Ahart, Paul Leslie, Dennis Gibson, Owen Leslie-Manager, James A. Harrington-Coach. Pisgah Kir on Soldier Earling W oodbine Schleswig Vail Manilla. Wests ide They We 24 49 37 36 '48 41 48 26 44 39 34 32 39 32 56 30 41 31 Duane Hard Bill Baber Emmett Ahart Perry Buff Norman Weed Games Won 5 - Lost 14 Deloit Ute D. C. Alumni Charter Oak Soldier Schleswig Vail Manilla--County Tourney Ute Schleswig--Sectional Tourney Points Of Players 167 154 119 107 104 Jim Cross Paul Leslie Dennie Gibson Leonard Mitchell Jim Griffin They We 28 51 49 42 49 52 46 29 35 38 44 31 49 35 28 24 51 43 45 20 Norman Weed was chosen captain for the year. I-le was also given a guard position on the County Team. 38 Baseball Team FIRST ROW: Paul Leslie, Leonard Mitchell, Duane Hard, Perry Buff. SECOND ROW: Emmett Ahart, Marty Furne, Norman Weed, James Griffin. THIRD ROW: Bill Baber, Dennis Gibson, Bryce Cross, Bill Houston, James Cross, Owen Leslie Arlo McCutcheon, James A. Harrington-Coach. Cheerleaders Lois Mayne LaVonna Clothier R R R 3 9 Basketball in Action vvzlll Don't Shoot 40 sl Basketball in Action The Big Stretch' ' 41 Everybody Rebounds off The Floor c?c5'If57l:9l6l-f5l tg3l5 fy-CHEQ ses 'QR 242'-'4 5235 Z-F625 AscoEF , ABCDEP W .1 x f1.fLL ',,,1 -:..'i- -- oss FIRST ROW: K i nderga rten Barbara Siemer, Barbara Miller, Audrey lgou, Harvey Gorman, Roger Brown, Gary Finken, Thelma Zimmerman, Thomas Brown, Gary Gumm. SECOND ROW: Earl Malone, Terry Chase, Byron Teneyck, Carol Schnuettgen, Sandra Keairnep, THIRD ROW: Patricia Thomsen, Louise Birney, Gary Newland, Carol Wilwerding. Bruce Thompson, Sandra Dierenlield, Sharen DeMey, Carol Nichelson, Nancy Houston, Robert Tech, Kim Agard, Barbara Brasel, Jackie Ahart. Miss Agnes Goddard, Teacher. FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: First Grade , Ivan Malone, Byron Bremser, Eugene Olson, Melvin Finken, Joanne Kline, Karen Wingrove, Judith Brasel, Audrey Kline, Dale Finken. , Fredrick Shumate, Kathlene Lambert, LaNette Wight, Bonnie Sharp, Lavern Mathya Keith Wright, Kay Houston, Linda Ulmer, Delbert Zimmerman. Susan Smith, Margaret Cross, Dewayne Wilwerding, Phillip Trierweiler, Alan W Johannsen, Larry Albertson, Judith Agard, Mrs. Gwen Amsberry, Teacher. w 43 ' Second Grade FIRST ROW: Bobby Brink, Peggy Jo Anderson, Sharen Soper, Lavern Wright, Dennis Brown, Benny Malone, Gary Brummer, Verle McCutcheon. SECOND ROW: Wendell Riley, Carlene Johannsen, Carlyn Brown, Linda Clothier, Karen Keairnes, Betty Lou Hunt, Tommy Weber, Margaret Mathys, Shirlee Hinkel. THIRD ROW: Sandra Chase, Judy Thomsen, Ronny Nichelson, David Agard, Jerry Zimmermon, Stephen Houston, Billy Knierim, Jane Houston, Mrs..Marjorie Hatfield, Teacher. Third Grade FIRST ROW: Wayne Olson, Leroy Wright, William Scott, Robert Smith, Rannie Buff, Ronnie Cates, Dean Beam. SECOND ROW: Roger Houston, Carol Christiansen, Kay Wright, Larry Thompson, Dale Henkel, Jean Finken, Bruce Bremser, Craig Schmidt. THIRD ROW: Glen Henkel, Richard Brasel, Jane Nichelson, Judy Nichelson, Ila Jane Shumate, Shirley Christensen. Mrs. Clara McGovern, Teacher. 44 Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: Sandra Soper, Helen Houston, Judy Olson, Ronald Kline, John Smith, Judy Wilwerdlng, Jane Wilwerding, Bruce Kline. SECOND ROW: Joan Tech, Wanda Poitevin,-Janice Keairnea, Donna Olson, Joann Zimmerman, Ray Dean Gorden, Betty Gilbreath, Lyle Thomsen, Jerry Moore. THIRD ROW: Robert Olson, Clara Mae Birney, Bonnie Buff, Darrell Hard, Kenneth Wright, Tom Clothier, Carl Weber, Lonnie Whalen, Gorden Gosch. Mrs. Lois Ballantine-Teacher. FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Fifth Grade , Donald Lyman, Norman Malone, Bill Weber, James Brown, Ronald Finken, Myrna Finken, Louis Clair Ahart, James Thomsen, Alvin Frazier. Michael Houston, Janice Beam, Fern Weber, Joleen Wilwerding, Jeanette Knierlm Margaret Linderman, Kay Best, Mary Lou Andersen, Audrey Diereniield, Leora Smith, Richard Cue. Janice Johannsen, Lloyd Birney, Bernard Higgins, George Scott, Edwin Bearman, James Brasel, Donald Trierweiler, Duane Sharp, Janet Knierirn, Miss Marjorie Hanigan-Teacher. N N 45 b Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: Bill Anderson, Richard Ahart, Richard Brown, Dlck Slemer, Julius Zimmerman, Charles Buff. SECOND ROW: Patricia Mathys, Shirley Go:-den, Norma Wllwerdlng, Helen Cates, Dorothy Sharp. ' Marilyn Soper, Mary Lou Dlerenfleld. . THIRD ROW: Eddie Higgins, Pearl Putnam, Dee Buck, Beverly Gllbreath, Burdette Hard, Misa Hilda Turnland-Teacher. Seventh Grade , FIRST ROW: Duane Malone, Russell Houston, Kenneth Thbrsen, Delbert I-lerrig, EldonArgotllnger Dan Christiansen, Edward Shumate. SECOND ROW: Carole Dryden, Shirley Ulmer, Shirley Wlngrove, Lorene Albertson, Neva Cross, Wanda Gosch, Marcellne Malone. THIRD ROW: Ruth I-lerrlg, Bill Miller, Agnes Higgins, Betty Bee:-man, Donald Mathys, Barbara Sharp, Miss Margaret Hoffman-Teacher. 46 FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Eighth Grade Bob Marshall, Leo Brown, Tom Houston, Eddie Ahart, Dale Wight, Francis McGovern, James Zimmerman, Billy Brink. Dennis Lochmlller, Maurice Putnam, Karen Buff, Delbert Teneyck, Mullyn Wingrove, Bryce Brasel, Phyllis Wilwerding, DeWayne Slemer, Ielle Ggrden. Adlyn Beermnn, Richard Wilirverding, Alma Higgins, Walter lgou, Carmen Smith, Gaylen McCutcheon, Dale Hoffmeier, Ivo Wllwerdlng Mr. Edwin Smith-Teacher. Visual Education Room 47 'K Alumni Directory Before 1895 Margaret Woodruff, 2910 W. 49 St., Lincoln, Nebr. J. E. S. Heath' l 895 Charle s B ooth' Lou Crandall Beams ' Lillian Burns ' 1896 Blanche Wise Seaman, 3105 Fremont Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minnesota Ella Cleasby Price, 1481 Emmett St. Omaha, Nebraska Guy V. Whaley' Fred Butler' Olive Town' Bessie McColl' Don G. Talcott' Asa Butterworth' 1899 Deck Wiggins' Gertrude Arnold' Eva Hildebrandt Raynor, 503 Center St., Miles City, Montana Jennie Rae, 2619 Cass Avenue, Detroit, Mich. Emma Wiggins Poitevin, Woodbine, Iowa Anna Walters Nichelson, 2121 Barret, Richmond, California Ada Hallowell Rule, 1610 2nd Ave. N., Ft. Dodge, Iowa Anna Wood, 1842 Cougu St., Waterloo, Iowa 1900 Ingey McColl' Stella Riddle Houston, Dow City, Iowa Frank Howorth, Dow City, Iowa Sylvia Evans Clow, California G. M. Goddard, Dunlap, Iowa 1901 Eugene Wiggins, 357 N. Oakland, California Jennie Talcott Burress, Woodbine, Iowa Otto Crandall' Julian Butterworth, 101 Irving, Ithaca, New York 1902 - 1903 Arthur Butterworth' Alma Riddle Bremser, Dow City, Iowa Ellen Scott, Pullman Hotel, Marion, Iowa Inez Hallowell Holcomb, Fayetteville, N. Carolina Bernice Alexander' Hilda Turnlund, Dow City, Iowa Pearl Riddle Bryan, Denison, Iowa 1904 Winnie Wiggins Crandall, Dow City, Iowa H. Ross Rudd' Addie Sharp Sterritt, Anthon, Iowa L. Oscar Edwards' Vera Dow' Ward Butterworth' 1905 Joseph Hallowell' Herbert Fishel, Detroit, Michigan Laura Scott, 6219 B. East 15th, McLaughlin Heights, Vancouver, Washington Royce Heath, 1931 N. Hobart Blvd,. Hollywood, California Neva Crandall Doser, 750 Higuera St., San Luis Obispo, California 1906 Rena Brake McBride, 1009 S. 52nd St., Omaha, Nebraska Harold Alexander, Dow City, Iowa Stella Butler Collier, Casey, Washington Rita Odell' Ola Wiggins Armstrong, 1320 Leavitt St. Waterloo, Iowa Mabel Sharp Helenius, Aitkins, Minnesota Burton Evans, Glasgow, Montana Robert Fishel, 2657 Ocean Front, Santa Monica, California Golda Dow Yoeman' Virgil Butterworth, Winsor, Missouri Elmer Riddle' Leo Sprague' Agnes Goddard, Dow City, Iowa Kate Turnlund Buss, Dow City, Iowa William Walters, Dow City, Iowa Susie Vore Holcomb, 92.1 S. Olive St., Mexico, Missouri Gertrude Logsdon Glassburner, Dunlap, Iowa 1907 Nette Wiley Fishel' Alfreda Gloe Page, Yankton, South Dakota Merton G. Thomas, Dow City, Iowa Daisy Robinson Householder, Safford, Arizona Nelle McDonald Wiley, Spadra, California 'ZState Hospital Fred R. Glassburner' Hugh E. Butterworth, 157 Ronada Ave. f3, Oakland, California Vinnie Rudd Hatch, Independence, Missouri Alice Poitevin, Denison, Iowa Jay Field, Magnolia, Iowa Lola Fishel Reynolds, 1420 California Ave., Klamath Falls, Oregon 1908 James Turnlund, Dow City, Iowa Jane E. Hallowell, 1610 2nd Ave. N., Ft. Dodge, Iowa Ora Butterworth Derry, Independence, Mo. Edward J. Wigg, 850 Grandview Avenue, Duluth, Minnesota Sylvia McColl Zabilka, Klemme, Iowa Rhea Cummings Ross' Althea Wiley Rudd, Washington 1909 Grace Thomas Chase, 2666 Columbia, San Diego, California Edna Fritz Ahrens, 4625 Drexel Avenue, Minneapolis, Minnesota Morris B. Wilder? Bessie Griffin Pearsall, Dow City, Iowa Mildred Butterworth Sharp, Ute, Iowa Flora Wiggins Jackson, Dow City, Iowa Ferne Butler Behrens? 1910 Edward Butler, Lewiston, Idaho Ava Butler' Golda Lee Olson, Schaler, Iowa Raymond Butterworth, Dow City, Iowa Byrl Logsdon, Streeter, Illinois Vernon Talcott-'F Ferne Johnsoni' Mabel Cole Osborn, Rippey, Iowa 1911 Trenna Chamberlain Denio, 373 Lincoln Ave., Pomona, California Vera Paul Larb, 2712 N. 64th St., Omaha, Nebr. Frank I-Ionzi' Bessie Walters Mayne' Ester Turnlund Riddle, Dow City, Iowa 1912 Lois Goddard Dwine, Dow City, Iowa Byron Stephen, Evanston, Illinois Etta Stepanek Clark, Dow City, Iowa Wilbur Thomas, Box 262, Lakeside, Calif. J. Leo Ahart, Dow City, Iowa Norman Riddle' 1913 Ruth Glassburner Chauncey, 118 W. Arrelaga, Santa Barbara, California Florence Stepanek Milleri' , Karl Motter, Long Distance Telephone Co., Des Moines, Iowa 1 Sunshine Rudd Beck, Detroit, Michigan Lucinda McHenry Wilkinson' Daniel Klick, R. R. 6, Box 22,1 Portland, Ore. Lena Birkhofer Clark, Denison, Iowa David Cruise' Rosalie Scott, 6219 B. East 15, McLaughlin Heights, Vancouver, Washington Gladys McCord Montgomery, Grace Manor, Green Bay, Wisconsin 1 Fred Logsdon, 13th St., Ames, Iowa Elden Edwards, Woodbine, Iowa 1914 Lena Honz Horn, California Bryce Binnall, 13112 E. Judith, Baldwin, Calif. Marjorie Bryan Hatfield, Denison, Iowa Besse Alexander Grover, 351 Wilson Ave., Glendale, California Vivian Sharp Banyard' Maude Brake Lusk, 1009 S. 52nd St. Omaha, Nebraska 1 Nelson Butterworth, 605 Pasewalk, Norfolk, Nebraska Horace Thomas, Oakland, Iowa Mary Potter Smith, Dow Clty,' Iowa Bessie Baber,-Spangler, 522 Galapooia, Albany, Oregon James Scott' Blanche Cole Michaelsen, Dow City, Iowa Arden Bell 1915 ' Balbina Potter, Brady, Larkspur, California Ilva Fishel, 726 Broadway, Mt. Vernon, Illinois Clara Williamson Buller, Chidago, Illinois Howard Stepanek,-Dow City, Iowa Medford. Rudd 'Y ' Ruth Swasey Moeller, Dow City, Iowa Letha Manning Entriken, J ohnston, Pennsylvania Josephine Munsey Igou, Dow City, Iowa Jean Noland Gibson' Golda J ordani' 1916 Francheon Wiley Binnall, 13112 E. Judith, Baldwin,Park, California 1 Anna Bell Schwab,,2437 Eliot St., Denver, Colo. Claude Wiley, Chadron, Nebralska Hudson McHenry, Clark, South Dakota Adelaide Potter North, Denisqn, Iowa Lois Manning Burkitt, Lindenwood College, St. Charles, Missouri ' 1 1917 Nellie Fishel, 3509 Grant Street, Des Moines, Iowa Bernice Judd Landwehrkamp, 4502 Pine Street, Omaha, Nebraska Vesta Riddle Linder, Dow City, Iowa Stella Staller Mathys, Dow City, Iowa Charles Rigsby, Dow City, Iowa Mabel Thomas Johnson, Coon Rapids, Iowa Henry Vollerson, R. F. D. 1, Fontana, Calif. 1918 Charles McHenry, 1625 W. 19th, Cedar Falls, Ia. Josephine Stepanek Fienhold, 2911 Ave. F. Council Bluffs, Iowa Oliver Cook, Dow City, Iowa Helen Jackson, 1039 W. Orchard, Independence, Mo. Lauren Thomas, Burlington, Iowa Hazel Judd Kirk, Dunlap, Iowa Joseph Smith, Dow City, Iowa Viola Paul Rider, Dunlap, Iowa Irene Smith' Lona Wiley' Isabel Scott Franklin, Dunlap, Iowa Paul Argotsinger, Arion, Iowa 1919 Eva Roy Duer, Ringstead, Iowa Helen Rule Cue, Dow City, Iowa Herbert Butterworth Mae Houston Dillenberger, Dow City, Iowa Theodore Ahart, S. Beath St., Ames, Iowa William Honz, Fort Dodge, Iowa Mary Staller Herrenf' Marie Coleman Smith, Dow City, Iowa Ruby Baber SchauPP: Dunlap, Iowa Ethel Cole Keairnes, Dow City, Iowa 1920 Ruth Lueck Olson, 5915 Van Dike, Utica, Mich. Virginia Marks Wilson, 252 Harrison St. Corvallis, Oregon Martha Lueck, Ida Grove, Iowa Roger Cooperi' Clark Barker, 4107 2nd St., Des Moines, Iowa 1921 Jessie Rule Lucas, 1814 N. 19th St., Omaha, Nebr. Edgar Talcotti' David Ballantine, Arion, Iowa James Ballantine, Deloit, Iowa Charles Buss, 56 W. Cuyahoga Falls Ave., Akron, Ohio Louis Buss, Dow City, Iowa Donna Butler Veres, 1641 N. Alexandria Avenue, Hollywood, California Bernice Jackson Talcott, 1316 W. Kensington, Independence, Missouri Ruth Judd Mohr, 4824 12th Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minnesota Ruby Keairnes Andersen, Dow City, Iowa Myrtle Marks Hopkins, Walnut, Illinois Doris Mathys Birkhofer, Ajlune, Washington Ruby Rolls' Alice Thomas Peterson, 10203-47 S. W., Seattle, Washington Andrew Sharp, Arion, Iowa 1922 Zeta Clothier Fry, 40 Highfield Rd., Nuneaton, England Faye Acker Buss, Dow City, Iowa Bernice Wilbur Thompson, Dow City, Iowa Margaret Rule, Dow City, Iowa Lynn Talcott, 1008 S. Haden, Independence, ' Missouri Richard Ballantine, 2565 Onyx St., Eugene, Ore. Merle Spence, Gas Company, Council Bluffs, Ia. Evelyn Wight Martin, Strathmore, California Donald Nelson, Tipton, Iowa 1923 Lola Argotsinger Bramley, Dow City, Iowa Helen Birkhofer Alberts, Denison, Iowa. Clara Mae Munsey Brasel, 703 N. Sherman, Sioux Falls, South Dakota Dale Butterworth, 812 W. 4th, Los Angeles, California Winifred Brady Lahr, Harlan, Iowa Josie Wight Wingrove, Denison, Iowa Neva Cross, V. A. Hospital, Farmington, Mass. Alice Swasey, Atlantic, Iowa Bernice McBride Finnegan, Manilla, Iowa Cecil Talcott, 1316 W. Kensington, Independence, Missouri Irene Riley Carey, 1719 Front St., Needles, Calif. 1924 Marian Carlson Crane, 1619 E. 12th, Des Moines, Ia James Cole, 422 Independence Ave., Waterloo, Iowa Glen Coleman, 43 Wilshire St., Winthrop, Mass. Oscar Cover, 1523 Beitch Ave., Waterloo, Iowa Vida Butterworth, Independence, Missouri Verona Haworth, Aitkins, Minnesota Mildred Remmes Wilson, Denison, Iowa Pearl Birkhofer Tech, Denison, Iowa Velma Argotsinger, 1205 E. Main, Medford, Oregon Julian Pearsall, Mo. Valley, Iowa Viola Mathys Cross, Dow City, Iowa Flora Aberhardt Wingrove, Arion, Iowa Irma Acker Bohn, 1500 llth Ave., St. Petersburg. Florida 52 I Margaret Ballantine Trexel, Humboldt, Iowa Inez Nichelson Howorth, Dow City, Iowa Everett Carson, Carroll, Iowa 1925 Bethel Wight Newcomb, Kidder, Missouri Vida Spence Landon, Washington Many Carson Galloway, Carroll, Iowa Mearle Schouten Winn, Buck Grove, Iowa Barbara McBride.Stewart, Dunlap, Iowa Elsie Brown Wingrove, Arion, Iowa Margaret Gibson Abrams, 500 Van Buren, Anoka, Minnesota Viola Tech Siemer, Dow City, Iowa Chauncey Williamson, Kansas City, Missouri Dwain Winn' Martha Winn Weber, Dow City, Iowa Nelson Thomas, 401 W. 4th, National City, Calif. Evelyn Buss Nelson, Tipton, Iowa Frances Judd Wilson, Jefferson, Iowa Leota Tripp Korner, Kiron, Iowa Frank Williams, 921 41st St., Des Moines, Ia. Grace Nelson Fiske, 2318 S. W. 17th St., Miami, 35, Florida Inez Weber Jenkins, Ute, Iowa Merlin Hansen, 618 W. 3rd St., Waterloo, Iowa Amherst Anderson, 3327 W. 73rd St., Denver, Colorado Eldred Sharp, Omaha, Nebraska 1926 Lloyd Coleman, Waterloo, Iowa Donald Cross, Dow City, Iowa George Crandall, 117 W. Washington Street, Harlingen, Texas Bernard Ahart, Buck Grove, Iowa Ivan Clothier, Independence, Missouri Vernon Pearsall, Logan, Iowa Bernice Bremser Haltam, Iowa Falls, Iowa Louise Fredricson Moen, 4210 Franklin Street, Omaha, Nebraska Dorthy Thomas Cook, 1620 N. Avon, Burbank, California Marie Eggers Kruse, Westside, Iowa Charles J. Smith, Dow City, Iowa Thomas Rule, 675 Summer St., N. E., Minneapolis, Minne s ota Mabel Scott Applebey, 325 Wisc., Chicago, Illinois Robert Sharp, Dow City, Iowa Genevieve Brikhofer Buff, Dow City, Iowa 1927 Mabe-l Eggers Carstens, Ida Grove, Iowa Wana Anderson' Fern James Craig Ruth Eggers Schiltz, Denison, Iowa Vivian Marr Martens, Wests de, Iowa Marie Mathys Dryden, Dow ity, Iowa Frances Stout Carlson, Boyer, Iowa Junia McElwain McKenny, S! livan, Illinois Floyd Haworth, Council Bluffs, Iowa Chester Ballantine, Avoca, Iowa Martha Best O'Day, Dunlap, llowa Donald Allen, 118 W. Marked, Ottumwa, Ia. Irma Town Sharp, Arion, Iowa Howard Poitevin, Dow City, Iowa Martha Aberhardt,Wingrove,, Arion, Iowa William Ransom,,Westside, Iowa Noreen Allen Anderson, 3327 W. 73rd St., Denver, Colorado Myron McElwain, Ajlune, Washington John Leslie, Cedar Bayou, 'Iiexas 1928 Altha Cramer, 7275 Lafayette, Waterloo, la. Bernice Rule Loerner, Goodell, Iowa Evelyn Crandall Beason, 9011 Grandview Ave., Council Bluffs, Iowa Samuel Brasel, Dow City, Iojwa Herman Schweizer, Western Union, Minneapolis, Minnesota 1 Raymond Morrison, Box 80, Rt. 1, Promise City, Iowa 7 Lorena Coleman Brasel' , Walter Cole, 217 Mobile, Waterloo, Iowa Ruth Riley Leach, 2701 Kansas Avenue, Omaha, Nebraska W Dorothy Town Kellogg, Colonial Apt., Sterling, Colorado y Avery Chamberlain W Lura Winn Goberson, Denison, Iowa Katherine Fredricson Blomgren, 5007 Calif. St. Omaha, Nebraska Lois Poitevin Olson, 53 Syracuse, Williston Park, New York Ruth Scott Schavitch, California Ruby Morrison Patton, l885iSurnmit Avenue, Pasadena, California p Helen Hallowell Mullen, Arion, Iowa Earl Ramsom, Denison, Iowa 1929 1 Lillian Cross Christiansen, yDenison, Iowa Anna Chamberlain, Datterall Iowa Lois Hallowell Harvey, Jefferson, Iowa Helen Wilson' W Besse Berry Horn, 515 E. Bismark, Grand Island, Nebraska W Esther Cramer Alexander, Q16 Allen Str,eet, Waterloo, Iowa Richard Crandall, 1144 W. Chook St., Springfield Illinois 1 George Alexander, 616 Allen St., Waterloo, Ia. Leone Coleman Smith, Dow City, Iowa Glen Bryan, Chicago, ,Illinois Dorothy Wiley Birkhofer, Silver Creek, Wash. George Scoot, Dow City, Iowa 1930 Lois Alexander Cross, Dow City, Iowa Major Anderson, Marshalltown, Iowa Edith Ballantine Millett, 1415 Ave. N Street, Omaha, Nebraska Frances Berry Birkhofer, 3925 N. 36th Ave., Omaha, Nebraska Ancil Brasel, Evan Ranch, Evergreen, Colo. Margaret Bryan Green, Sac City, Iowa Jerrold Butterworth, 280 Bowling Green Ave., San Leandro, California Vernon Cross, Dow City, Iowa Frank Glassburner, Jr., Dunlap, Iowa Phyllis Goddard Willmott, Onawa, Iowa Daniel Howorth, Sandwich, Illinois Fancheon Nichelson Christner, 1406 Stanton Avenue, Richmond, California Una Mathys Houston, 815 N. 30th Street, Omaha, Nebraska Elsie Keairnes Glassburner, Dunlap, Iowa June Jordan Smith, 9787 Thermel, Oakland, California Clara Schweizer Ahart, Dow City, Iowa 1931 Alice Allen Winans, Creston, Iowa Charlotte Anderson Mohl, 4749 Elmwood Ave., Los Angeles, California Dorothy Birkhofer Colman, Buck Grove, Iowa Eleanor Buss, 843 E. Pierce St., .Council Bluffs, Iowa Bryce Bremser, Dow City, Iowa Naomi Butterworth Way, 157 Ronada Ave., 03, Oakland, California Gerold Cook, Cleveland, Ohio Burton Cook, 4337 E. 52nd St., Maywood, Calif. Vera Fredricson Ranniger, Gowrie, Iowa Dorothy Gibson Christiansen, Dow City, Iowa Russell Goddard, Dunlap, Iowa Ines Dwine Hoffman, Storm Lake Kathryn Houston, Springer 1815 S. 55 Court, Cicero, Illinois James Houlihan, Carroll, Iowa Bernice Heffernan, Cheyene Wells, Colorado Dayle Henry, Hallsville, Missouri Glenn Igou, Greenville, Iowa Orinella Judd Meier, 12378.Evanston Street, Detroit, Michigan Ruth Justice Salmi, 5942 Appoline, Dearborn, Michigan Willard Laird, 712 N. 32nd St., Omaha, Nebr. Ardis McDonald Cook, Powell, Wyoming Flo Marr Meece, Arion, Iowa Bessie Marr Siemer, Denison, Iowa Evelyn Mayne Ballantine, Avoca, Iowa Thomas Sharp, Manilla, Iowa Jay Wight, Arion, Iowa Jean Mulvihill Chowning, Willard, Missouri 1932 Marion Boham, Audubon, Iowa Lois Best Mohr, Dow City, Iowa Wayne Coleman, Buck Grove, Iowa Esther Dwine Blackman, Dow City, Iowa Lowell Furne, Wabasha, Minnesota Frances Poitevin, 1666 Shenandoah, Seattle, Washington Fred Thompson, Omaha, Nebraska Raymond Winn, Willard, Missouri Eva Laird, 712 N. 32nd St., Omaha, Nebr. Francis Kepford, Arion, Iowa Helen Omundson, Charter Oak, Iowa Frank Kummer, Athems, New York Margaret Wiggins Pille, 918 E. 13th Street, Davenport, Iowa Iven Wight, Dow City, Iowa Iris Vanlandingham, Denison, Iowa Helen Smith Kirker, Rainbow Drive, Cedar Falls Lois Stephenson Brink, Mapleton, Iowa 1933 O. O. Collins, Jr., 5340 S. Cornell Street, Chicago, Illinois Gene Arnold Walters, 4527 S. 22nd Street, Omaha, Nebraska Russell Norton, Council Bluffs, Iowa Dorothy Carpenter Black, Dunlap, Iowa Willetta Walters Lueshen, RFD 1, Wisner, Nebr. Verna Butler Peters' Harold Houston, Dow City, Iowa Genevieve Hansen Wight, Arion, Iowa Roger Walters, Omaha, Nebraska, 4527 South 22nd Street Maurine Sharp Smith, Florence, Louisiana Rosa Igou Bierney, Dow City, Iowa Wayne Donaldson, Yukon, Missouri Gladys Sharp Dodge, Dow City, Iowa Kenneth Henry, Centralia, Missouri Phyllis Pearsall Anderson, Willow Springs, Mo. Frances Hansen Verkeleyn, California Roland Crandall, 3515 5th Ave., Des Moines, Ia. Gertrude Cross Mathys, Santa Fe, New Mexico, 'ZWilliams' Ranch Russell Clark, Dow City, Iowa Margaret Thomas Brasel, Evan Ranch, Evergreen, Colorado 54 Grace Poitevin Cate, Sioux Rapids, Iowa 1934 Fred Carlson, Maywood, Illinois Alta Chamberlain Gilette, Newton, Iowa James Clark, Vail, Iowa Leona Igou Anderson, 2228 N. 33rd Ave., Omaha, Nebraska William Marr, Arion, Iowa Jean Furne Riester, Wibasha, Minnesota Lyell Bremser, 919 S. 86th St., Omaha, Nebraska Leta Riley Fry, 1617 Ash, Independence, Mo. Leo Riley, Dow City, Iowa Margaret Fouts Ettleman, Dow City, Iowa Loren Pearsall, Spencer, Iowa Dale Pearsall, 309 S. 21st, Council Bluffs, Ia. Lois Ettleman Norlin, 810 Dehaven, San Fernando, California Don Hallowell, Topeka, Kansas Mary Walters, 622 N. Park, Shawnee, Okla. James H. Wiggins, 33-28-148th St., Flushing, New York Arlene Birkhofer Winn, Willard, Missouri Arnold Brocksen, 1027 Redondo Avenue. Long Beach, California Alberta Thompson Buck, Dow City, Iowa Roberta Best Lahr, Charter Oak, Iowa Kathryn Crandall Boller, 902 Hart. Blvd,, Howard, Illinois Jeanne Buss Houston, Dow City, Iowa Carroll Bond Mary Ann Mayne Pigman, 2052 N. 53rd St., Omaha, Nebraska 1935 Genevieve Vandlandingham Jacobson, Perry, Ia. Robert McDonald, Dunlap, Iowa Lynn Wiggins, 2702 Aberdeen Ave., Hoquian, Washington Richard Anderson, Mossyrock, Washington Charlotte Goddard Burling, Pickstown, S, Dak. Donald Kremin, 624 3rd St., Des Moines, Iowa Kenneth Birkhofer, Galveston, Texas Vernon Baber, 7314 St., Lo Road, Houston, Tex Hazel Riley, Dow City, Iowa Nadine McKee Russell, Weaubleau, Missouri Lyle Boham, Waterloo, Iowa Edgar Stephenson, Denison, Iowa Faye Metcalf Klemisch, 510 Walnut Street, Yankton, South Dakota Frank Sharp, Dow City, Iowa Delbert Johannsen, Buck Grove, Iowa Walter Meeves, Arion, Iowa Roscoe Miller, Sioux Falls, South Dakota Enos, Keairnes, Dow City, Iowa 55 1936 Wilma Griffin Dethlefsen, Wail, Iowa Wayne Riddle, Denison, Iowa Lois Brasel Riley, Dow City, Iowa Susie Vore Lynch Lawrence Henry, Centralia, Missouri Ardis Fish Meeves, Arion, Iowa Margaret Alexander Nunn, Dow City, Iowa Lloyd Hulburd, Breda, Iowap Ella Glawinski Weber, Dunlap, Iowa Phyllis McBride Arnold, Buck Grove, Ia. Paunne Clark Gordon, zzz? Elizabeth, Des Moines, Iowa , Luella Anderson Miller, Mqssyrock, Wash. Mary Sharp Riley, 6219 B. 15th, McLaughlin Heights, Vancouver, Wash. Leland Dwine, Storm Lake, wlowa Wayne Spence, Germany 1 Helen Hansen Lee, Lemars, Iowa Helen Cramer Clark, 2021 Howard, Omaha, Nebraska Wayne Walters-Service Ione Miller McKee, Persia, Iowa Marian Clark Robertson, Dunlap, Iowa 1 1937 Byron Woodard, Oakland, California Vernon Coleman, 744 Riehl,Street, Waterloo Iowa Jane Collins Keairnes, VailL Iowa Kingdon McKee, Ames, Iowa Mac Wiley, Idaho Vera Burke, Denison, Iowa John Ahart, Cherrio Trailer Court, Rt. 2, Coos Bay, Oregon William Houston, 2576 Himebarigh Street, Omaha, Nebraska Esther Laubscher Olson, Dunlap, Iowa Maxine Clark Cross, Vail, iowa Forest Vanlandingham, Mankato, Minnesota Dale Marr, Arion, Iowa , Leone Miller Hall, 2515 24tlx Street, San Francisco, California Jack Mayne, Harlen, Iowa A Beatrice Houston Jacques, 5135 Emmett St., Omaha, Nebraska A Dorothy Stephenson, Denisopn, Iowa Donovan Kepford, Arion, Iowa Dorothy Baughman Rippey, PFD, Amity, Mo. Kenneth Argotsinger, Dunlap, Iowa Wilbert Jenkins, Denison, Iowa 1938 A Raymond Dillavou, Clear Lake, Iowa Cleota Brasel Clark, Dow qity, Iowa Mildred Best Baker, Walnut, Iowa Loren Keairnes, Vail, Iowa Frances Henry, Centralia, Missouri Phyllis Peffer, Vanlandingham: Howard Scott, Dow City, Iowa Betty Riddle Argotsinger, Dunlap, Iowa Robert Hansen, Dow City, Iowa Georgia Rule Gregory, 25 B Huskerville, Lincoln, Nebraska Donald Clark, Dow City, Iowa Fern Poitevin Sharp, Logan, Iowa Louise Baughman Ferguson, 10405 Calif. 'St., North Hollywood, California Wayne Sharp, Logan, Iowa Verna Marr, Dow City, Iowa Charles Lambert, 6321 Seward Street, Omaha, Nebraska Maureen Riddle Schraeder, Denison, Ia. Floyd Lee, Michigan Wayne Merritt, 5377 N. 38th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1939 Maxine Andresen Jurgensen, Arion, Ia. Leone Baughman Lange, 416-5 Omaha St., Sioux City, Iowa Richard Bond Irma Christiansen Chase, Dow City, Iowa Keith Cue, Cherokee, Iowa Kenneth Cue, Rockwell City, Iowa Lloyd Damery, Omaha, Nebraska Helen Doan Blum, Defiance, Iowa Keto Ettleman, Dow City, Iowa Lois Glasgow Siepel, Independence, Mo. Jack Griffin, 4304 Panola, Fort Worth, Tex. Kenneth Gumm, Cherokee, Iowa Robert Houston, 813 Holt St., Norfolk, Virginia Virginia Smith Kastanten, 525 Frank Street, 4 Ottumwa, Iowa Harold Sharp? K Robert Smith, 2122 Lyons Ave., Lansing, Mich. .Tack Thomas, 410 Pammel Court, Ames, Iowa Beth Thompson Brown, 718 Big Four Building, Ames, Iowa Dean Walters, Indianapolis, Indiana Floyd Rigsby, Jr., Washington 1940 Robert E. Birkhoferl' Lorraine Christiansen Brasel, Dow City, Ia. Donald Clothier, 1101 Redwood, Escandido, California Ruth Anne Ettleman Gumm, 304 East Locust, Cherokee, Iowa Don Furne, Service Francis Eugene Gibson, 2526 N. 60th St., Omaha, Nebraska Vernetta Greder Hass, Denison, Iowa Gail Lee Vanlandingham, Mankato, Minnesota Patricia McKee Miller, 802 LaFayette Street, Havre De Grace, Maryland Vera Mae Miller Remmes, Manilla, Iowa Bette Riddle Enwright, Denison, Iowa Dorothy Schrader Michaelsen, Dow City, Ia. Evelyn Siemer Jochim, Dunlap, Iowa .Tohn Staller, Arion, Iowa James Thomas, Box 67, Powell, Wyoming Donald Vore Emerson Wight, Denison, Iowa Delores Weis Robert L. Hunt, Jr., Arizona 1941 Darrell Argotsinger, Woodbine, Iowa Kathryn Brink Kline, Arion, Iowa Elsie Cross Daniels, St. Augustine, Fla. Glenn Cue, St. Ansgar, Iowa Harold Damery, 14165 Fairmont Avenue, Council Bluffs, Iowa Marcella Flagman Schuetz, Star Route, Newberg, Oregon Ruth Furne Christie, Denison, Iowa Vernon Greder, Buck Grove, Iowa Lauretta Jenkins Cooney, 919 Arendell St., Morehead City, North Carolina Keith Kepford, Blair, Nebraska Margaret Keiner Freeking, Paulina, Iowa Drexel Lochmiller, Dow City, Iowa Marvin Mathys, 711 North 13th St., Keokuk, Ia. Belva Michaelsen Thompson, Dow City, Iowa Helen Moeller McQuaid, Dow City, Iowa Robert Moeller, Dow City, Iowa Margery Morrison -Goff, 3317 N. Allen Reed Ave., San Gabriel, California Mildred Poitevin, Woodbine, Iowa Donald Rigsby, Marguette National Bank, Minneapolis, Minnesota Virginia Riddle, 303 Jerome St., Marshalltown Marie Simons Cue, St. Ansgar, Iowa Corrine Smith Englehart, 814 Crest Hill, Gary Indiana Rowanna Teneyck Melby, Dunlap, Iowa Marvin Vore, Auxvasse, lviissouri 1942 J. Leo Ahart, Jr., Denison, Iowa Betty Baber Swensen, Soldier, Iowa Donna Baughman Allen, Lamoni, Iowa Russell Brasel, Dow City, Iowa Robert Brasel, Dow City, Iowa Harry Callahan, Wichita, Kansas Irma Goeser, Arion, Iowa Jerald Gumm, Rockwell City, Iowa Richard Keairnes, 568 S. 28th St., Omaha, Nebr. Vera Kuhlman, Dunlap, Iowa Bryce Mitchell, Carroll, Iowa Louis Riddle, Denison, Iowa Marvin Riley, Omaha, Nebraska Nellie Walters Riley, 3431 S. Wi Macodan, Portland, Oregon Clarence Weed, Wichita, Kansas Jean Weed Ahart, Dow City, Iowa 1943 Betty Argotsinger Lambert, Dow City, Iowa Thomas Ahart, Denison, Iowa Mary Lou Butterworth Peters, 1018 5th Ave., DeWitt, Iowa Iris Furne Aschim, Des Moines, Iowa Robert Gibson, Dow City, Iowa Marie Green Kuhlman, Charter Oak, Iowa LeRoy Jenkins, Logan, Iowa Charles Jordan, Dow City, Iowa Marcus Michaelsen, Dow City, Iowa Richard Michaelsen, Dow City, Iowa Verdine Pearsall Armstrong Charles E. Smith, Dow City, Iowa Roland Stepanek, 110 Highland Place, Peoria Heights, Illinois James Turner, Dow City, Iowa Robert Thomas, Denison, Iowa 1944 Bryce Argotsinger, Arion, Iowa Nellie Baber Brasel, Dow City, Iowa Russell Clothier, 4170 Utah St., San Diego, California Frances Hallowell, Jefferson, Iowa Margaret Houston Gingerich, Medryville, Ind. Harold Johansen Margaret Jenkens Rabe, Denison, Iowa Marian Morrison Peterson, 6767 Charles St., Omaha, Nebraska Rosanna Newland Hard, 104 E. Klug Street, Norfolk, Nebraska Madeline Siemer Heckenliable Edmund Riddle, Dow City, Iowa Jean Riley Saunders, 2025 S. Chauncey, W. Lafayette, Indiana Norman Simons, Logan, Iowa Emmett Sharp, 6219 B. East 15th, McLaughlin Heights, Vancouver, Washington Ruth Thomas Lyons, 2729 Allegheny Avenue, Bexley, Ohio William Dwine, Service Patrick Houston, Denison, Iowa 1945 1 r Joyce Brink Meggers, Dow City, Iowa Audrey Cross Gehl, Dow City, Iowa Marian Cue Gibson, Dow City, Iowa Beryle Garrett, Service Thomas Hodkins, Service Glen Holland, Logan, Iowa Ruth Igou Kuhlmann, Charter Oak, Iowa Mary Ellen Kline Segebart, Kiron, Iowa Alice Leslie, Methodist Hospital, Des Moines, Iowa Betty Leytham Gumm, Rockwell City, Ia. Ralph Mathys, 4023 High Avenue, E. Oskaloosa, Iowa Luella Miller, Dow City, Iowa LaDonna Schmidt Michaelson, Dow City, Ia Helen Turner Hartwig, Dunlap, Iowa Donovan Weed, Service Catharine Winn Breese, Ankeny, Iowa Joan Furne, Iowa City, Iowa, 232 South Summit, Apt, A3 1946 Lyell Nelson, Service Mary McMullen I-Iulsebus, Manilla, Iowa Ben Arthur Smith, Dow City, Iowa Vincent Argotsinger, Dow City, Iowa Robert Hansen, Service Richard Thomas, 321 Stanton, Ames, Ia. Dennis McKee, Dow City, Iowa Beth Griffin Selle, 406 S. 3rd, Pocatella, Idaho Leona Kremin Reeser, Dow City, Iowa Mary Catherine Ahart, Dow, City, Iowa 1 Mary Jane Ahart, Dow City, Iowa Joan Ahart, Onawa, Iowa Jane Buss Smith, Dow City, Iowa Margaret Kohles, Kiron, Iowa Frances Quick Abbott, Storm Lake, Iowa Roland Michaelsen, Ames, Iowa 1947 Barbara Quick Kilgore, Rising City, Nebr Arletta Ballantine, Arion, Iowa Betty Lochmiller Gessman, Manilla, Iowa Florence Schmidt Mildenstein, Schleswig, Ia Cleo Soper Steinkuehler, Dow City, Iowa Jeanne Smith Bolte, Danbury, Iowa Louine Kolln, Davenport, Iowa Kathryn Smith Loy, Dunlap, Iowa Robert Petersen, Dow City, Iowa Doris Treft, Dow City, Iowa Lucretia Dwine Orchard, 706 S. Jefferson, Indianola, Iowa Leland Bramley, Service A Donald Pederson, Defiance, n Iowa Lois Smith, Iowa State College, Ames, Ia. Vernon Beam, Dow City, Iowa James Cooper, Belle View, Illinois Alma Baughman, 1141 E. College, Iowa City, Ia. Edgar Bryan, Denison, Iowa 1948 James'Ahart, Dow City, Iowa Bonna Mae Andersen Weed, Carroll, Iowa Dale Argotsinger, Service U Esther Ballantine, Arion, Iowa Leo Brown, Service - Pat Buff Clark, Dunlap, Iowa Thelma Buff Podey, Denison, Iowa Verla Clingenpeel, Omaha, Nebraska Jeanne Fuller Eggers, Denison, Iowa Della Goeser, Arion, Iowa John Jensen, Dow City, Iowa Frances Johnson, 2104 Davenport, Omaha, Nebr. Helen Keairnes McCoid, Dow City, Iowa Mary Kohles Boner, Dunlap, Iowa Jesse Leslie, Service James Rosburg, Service Lynn Simons Stumpe, Omaha, Nebraska Everett Smith, Service Phylis Smith, Jennie Hospital, Council Bluffs, Ia. Maxine Soper Steinliuhler, Dow City, Iowa Charles Weed, Service James Mesenbrink, Service 1949 Charles J. Cook' Noreen Weber, 117 N. 20th, Omaha, Nebraska Bill Ahart, Service Ruth Fouts, 2104 Davenport, Omaha, Nebr. Alan Garrett, Service Bonnie Bysong Mesenbrink, Omaha, Nebr. Alyce Ann Cross Herkowitz, 2104 Howard Street, Omaha, Nebraska Ruth Jane Nelson, 2104 Davenport, Omaha, Nebraska Gregory Ahart, St. Ambrose College, Davenport, Iowa Joan McDonald Wingrove, Dow City, Iowa John Dale Furne, Service Darrell Clingenpeel, Omaha, Nebraska Clarence Topf, Dow City, Iowa Betty Cook, Dow City, Iowa Bruce Moeller, Service Donald Petersen, Dow City, Iowa 1950 Juanita Hamblen, 2322-'ith Ave., Council Bluffs, Iowa Lois Keairnes, 2661 Douglas, Omaha, Nebr. Gordon Dryden, Dow City, Iowa Joan Weber, 117 North 20th St., Omaha, Nebraska Loren Siemer, Dow City, Iowa Leola Kolln, 1530 South 10th St., Omaha, Nebraska Jimmie Buss, 3917 4th Ave., Sioux City, Ia Clarence Smith, Dow City, Iowa Mary Jane Ettleman, 1530 South 10th St., Omaha, Nebraska Betty Jane Brasel, Dow City, Iowa Don Griffin, Dow City, Iowa Patricia McCoid Garrett, Arion, Iowa Anna Lou Andersen, Graceland College, Lamoni, Iowa Russell Winn, Ames, Iowa Norman Brady, Dunlap, Iowa In Memoriam Charles J. 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