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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

56 3 34 w Cz kxl ri i I 5 i E 5 fM.4...,wv,:c:', -::r- 2 ww W ,X DOW CITY HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS 1 7 o 2 fis-:R S O 4 E 5 if NX if Z 1 5 X N sf! j 7 V w O f X. X I X W - LX o NR 5' L Tl-IE GREYHOU .Av --' 5 To our parents, who have so willingly given of their patience and understanding, we, the Seniors of 1952, lovingly dedicate this Dow City Greyhound. Editors-in-Chief. . . Business Manager. - Advertising Nlanager. . . Sports Editor ....... Senior Editor ..... Junior Editor ...... Sophomore Editor. . . Freshman Editor. . . Typists .......... Advertis ing. . . Business Staff. . . Sponsor.. . Staff STANDING: Dale Wight, Marty Furne, Donna Brown, Perry Buff, Mr. Butterworth, Jack Lambert Pauline Thompson, Bette Doidge, Donna Brink, Bonnie Ahart, Wanda Andersen, Lois Mayne, Fern Cue. SEATED: Glenda Lee Smith, Jim Griffin, Donna Hamblen, James Triweiler, Rosetta Brown, Joan Riddle, Alice McDonald, Donna Lahr, Mary Ann Stepanek, Floy Baughman. Greyhound Staff Donna Brown... Fern Cue ........ Floy Baughman. . . Emmett Ahart .... Wanda Andersen. . Jack Lambert .... Perry Buff ....... Pauline Thomps on- . . . Lois Mayne .-.-.. Paul Leslie... Duane Hard. . . .. ..F1oy Baughman Fern Cue Mary Ann Stepanek - - - Donna Hamblen - - - Emmett Ahart - - Alice McDonald - - - - - Donna Lahr - . Bette Doidge - - - --Dale Wight - - Rosetta Brown Joan Riddle Donna Brown Mary Putnam .. . . . . .Bonnie Ahart . . . Donna Harnblen Mary Ann Stepanek - -------- Marty Furne . .Glenda Lee Smith . - . . . . -Jim Griffin . . . Lorraine Kolln - .James Triweiler .. . ...Donna Brink - - - -Mary Putnam . . .Alice McDonald . . Mr. Butterworth Administration Board of Education Robert Gibson, Secretary: Enos Keairnes, William Nichelson, Mrs. Elvin Baughmun, P . , . resxdent, E. R. Butterworth, Supermtendentg Glen McCutcheon, Charles Hard. MRS. LAJUNE GRIFFIN Office Secretary School Treasurer MRS. B LANCHE MICHAELSEN w SHERIFEQSOEHCB r F acult ,gm 3 TH MISS GRACE R E. P.. BUTTERWOR Pfifmipsl THOMPSON Ziuplerixxtendent S94 7-1952 r' ubjects t 1941-X952 , ics. Comme aught: 5 Subjects Wugktt' :spinal Training' Lnenf. General Sciezfeioj ogy' Govern- cial Atuhmeuc' S. Historv- miCs. e. Horne Econ- worm Hisrorvf U' MISS MARY PATRICK MR. JAMES HARRINGTON MRS. ETHEL PLOTH English Coach Commercial 1950-1952 1950-1952 1951-1952 Subjects taught: English 9 and Subjects taught: Geometry, Algebra, Subjects taught: Typing I and II 10, American Literature. Chemistry. Business Training. 'F F acult , MW V.. - ? X MR MURRAY B E1-MORE ffm- GENE HANSO xc Direct'-W ocatioflll A N Mus 1951, Srlcultur 1950 13 sinught Band Glee Club' Sllbjecvsf e S b ec s S nu 1, at-:ae Musw 'O' and 11 E t Agflculture 9 MISS MARGARET HOFFMAN Seventh Grade Teacher 1948-1952 v:,f.1:wwQm gm - .unbmwew0w.w.wfQ.wmwwwM F acult MRS. LOIS STEPHENS Fifth Grade Teacher 1951-1952 MRS. LOIS BALLANTINE Fourth Grade Teacher 1944- 1952 MRS. CLARA MCGOVERN Third Grade Teacher 1948-1952 MRS. MARJORIE HATFIELD MRS. GWEN AMSBERRY M155 AGNES GODDARD Second Grade Teacher First Grade Teacher Kindergarten Teacher 1946-1952 1949-1952 1912-1952 .,,...........xX X I 1 V f' X . 1 f M ,I I xx ,, V ' f V ZZ'-5 ,,.,4!' SAX X- ,,,... '.. L'--' N-x. -A, FERN CUE ucuey.. C o-Valedictorian Yearbook Class Editor .... Business Staff ............ Co-Editor-in-Chief ...... Advertising .............. Basketball ,... ...1,2,3. Glee Club ..... ...1,Z,3, Solo Rating Il... Trio ........ . . .3, Sextet .......,.. . . . Band .............. . . . The Daffy Dil1s . . ... Do-Re-Mi ,.... .. .. JAMES TRIERWEILER Umm- - Yearbook Business Staff .... 4 Glee Club ........... 1,Z,3,4 StageCrew... FLOY BAUGHNIAN Flea C o-Valedictor ian President .............. 3,4 Yearbook Business Staff. 2,3 Advertising ............ 3,4 Co-Editor-in-Chief ....... 4 Basketball .......... 1,Z,3,4 Glee Club... ...1,2,3,4 Sextet .... . . . 3,4 Trio ........... . . . 4 Band ............ .... 3 The Daffy Di1ls .. .. . .3 Do-Re-Mi ..... .... 4 EMMETT AHART Mike Salutatorian Vice-President ......... 1,3 YearbookSports Editor .... 4 Basketball ............ Z,3,4 Glee Club ............ .1,Z,3 The Daffy Di.lls ........ 3 High Windcwf'... . . . .4 Do-Re-Mi . . . . . . .4 CLASS OF 1952 MOTTOZ Yesterday's Past, Tomori-ow's A Gamble, Today's A Sure Thing, DONNA HAMBLEN Make The Most Of lt. HHH Secretary-Treasurer ..... 2 ' Y earbook Advertising Manager ................. 4 Basketball .... .... 1 ,Z,3,4 MARY ELLEN PUTNAM Glee Club .... .... 1 ,Z,3,4 Put Sextet ...... ..... 2 ,3 Business Staff ............ 4 Band ............. .... 3 Glee Club ........ , . .1,Z,3,4 The Daffy Dil1s . . . . . 3 Band ..... .... 3 ,4 Do-Re-Mi .... . . .4 B-.wwav..-.wgmmmw fi-.s..,evMwwmMuueW PAUL LESLIE Moose Secretary ................ Yearbook Business Staff. . . Baseball ............ 1,Z,3, Basketball .... ..... 3 , Daffy Dil1s .. Do-Re-Mi ..... . . . Everything Nice . . . . MARY ANN STEPANEK ustepn Vice-President .......... . Treasurer ............... Yearbook-Class Editor .... Business Manager and Advertising .............. Basketball ...... ..... Student Manager. . ..... . . Glee Club ..,..,. .. .1,Z,3, Sextet ........... . . .Z,3, The Daffy Di11s .. Do-Re-Mi .... . . . . High Window ... PAULINE THOMSEN ' 'Pau1 YearbookBusiness Staff. . . Glee Club .............. 3, Stage Manager .... .... Do-Re-NH, .... . . . . CLASS OF 1952. COLORS: Green and Silver DONNA BRINK Brinkie Business Staff ........... . Glee Club ........... 1,2,3, The Daffy Dil1s Promp- ter ............. ....... f'DQ-Re-Lili ............. LORRAINE KOLLN Rais in Yearbook Bus ines s Staff Z 3 Clarinet Quartet ....... Glee Club ............ Band. . . ........,. . . The Daffy Di1ls . . . . Do-Re-Mi .--- - MARTY FURNE Fume Treasurer ............. Yearbook Advertising. . . Glee Club ............ Z, 3 Quartet ........ . . . High Window . . Do-Re-Mi . . . . Stage Crew .... . mare mmfrwwwfwv -mvaw.ss.f,f:vwnv-.gpmwag zzmmw. ' f W 1 DONNA MAE BROWN Brownie Sec retary ............ Yearbook Advertis ing. . Cheerleading. . . Glee Club ...... The Daffy Di1ls .. High Wi.ndow .. Do-Re-Mi . . . U ....4 1,2 Band ...,......,.. ..... PERRY B UFF Pete Yearbook Advertis ing. .... Business Staff., ...,.... Baseball ....... . .... Basketball ...,... . . . 3, 3, Student Manager. , , . . . . .. Glee Club .-...-.. . - - . Quartet ....... -'Daffy Du1s ... Do-Re-Mi . . 10 .w ' 1.2, DUANE HARD Hardie Treasurer ..--4-44--4- Yearbook Advertising. . Baseball .,.....,... . . .. Bas ketball -..-- -----.- Glee Club ..----- --- Black Terror . . Sally Lou . - . '- CLASS OF 1952 FLOWER. White Carnation ALICE MCDONALD ' 'Mickey' ' Yearbook Business Staff. .. Senior Class Editor ...... , Glee Club. ....,..... 1,Z,3, Sextet ............ . . . Clarinet Quartet. .. . .. Pep Band ........ . . Band ............ . . . The Daffy Dills . . . . Do-Re-Mi ..... .... BONNIE AHART Ahart President ...,.... . Vice-President ........ Yearbook Advertising. .. Basketball, ......... 1,2 3 Glee Club ..,... , ...l,Z Sextet ...... ...... .... The Daffy Di1ls .. . Do-Re-Mi ...... . LOIS MAYNE Maintainer Secretary-Treasurer. .. Yearbook Business Staff Cheerleader ..,........ Glee Club .... ,..l,Z 3 Sextet ........ .... Daffy Di11s .... . . DO-Re-NH ....... . Everything Nice . .. , Class History In the fall of 1939, thirty-five very anxious youngsters tramped up the stairs to the kindergarten room. These were: Emmett Ahart, Kathryn Ahart, Bruce Alexander, Sharlene Bauer, Elvin Elwood, Marceline Greene, Faye Hanson, Joan Heffernan, Billy Hesse, Hanse Malone, Norma Jean Mathys, Lois Mayne, Alice McCoid, Alice McDonald, Dean Nicholsen, Adrian O'Meara, Joan O'Meara, Edward Smith, Maxine Staller, Merlin Staller, Mary Ann Stepanek, Billie Thomas, Floy Baughman, Robert Wolfe, Marilyn Weber, Donna Brink, Alma Mathias, Clemet Birney, Bonnie Price, Geraldine Jilg, Melvin Malone, Richard Chambers, Fern Cue, Delores Dryden. ln this room, we started learning about how grown up we were supposed to act and be. We will well remember our daily rests on our pads on the floor. We all felt that we had ac- complished something when we mastered reading from our Dick and Jane books. We also had fun coloring and printing. l'm sure we all had our turn to stand in the corner with our hands over our faces when we got into mischief. We were all very proud on visiting day, for we had the largest turnout in the school that year. We will never forget the games of London Bridge and May l? that we played at recess time- ln the first grade, we really felt grown up because of the big desks. We always made fancy covers for our treasured report cards. We got to use painted scissors and learned to work with numbers. Remember when Floy fell off the bleachers and broke her arm? She was quite a frightened little girl! By the time we reached the second grade, school was old stuff to us. We found we were quite talented in making boiled eggs look like people. Some of us got a little hungry-- wonder where those eggs went! ln the third grade, we learned how to tell time. Some high school teacher may regret this--seems there are several clock-watchers in our class. We had lots of fun parading as Pilgrims and Indians at Thanksgiving time. Fourth grade will always be remembered because that year we gave a health play for our parents and friends. We enjoyed using our scratch pens and ink even if our mothers didn't. We tackled the multiplication tables full force, but they still were very hard. How's that big toe you stubbed on our picnic in the timber, Donna Mae ? ln the fifth grade, we varnished little whatnot shelves for our mothers. We began learning the states and their capitals. Some of us haven't finished yet. We were very proud of our pint-sized cheerleaders in the sixth grade--as were the pint-sized gals themselves. They even rated a picture in the school annual. ln this grade, we also tackled those awful decimals. All in the class took part in the grades' operetta given during the Christmas seas on of that year. ln seventh grade, Lois really strained herself selling magazines. She was the school's top salesman. We all had lots of fun talking to Beverly Bergman son the little black box on the window sill. We certainly had to act old because we had desks in high school and als'o spelling with the high school students. lncidentally, we almost always had better grades than those oldsters themselves. I wonder if Miss Johns on appreciated our fruit throw in the eighth grade? We all re- ceived low deportment grades that year. I wonder why ? Fern represented the county at the state spelling contest in Des Moines. l'm certain that all the teachers missed us after we graduated fr om eighth grade in the spring of '4 8. We were a perfect class of angels! Our teachers through the grades were: Miss Agnes, Miss McBride, Miss Lipke, Miss Wiggins, Mrs. Mousel, Mrs. Ballantine, Mrs. Turnlund, Mrs. Bloham, Miss Armentrout, and Miss Johnson. Twenty-two Freshmen started to high school i.n '4 8. They were: Bonnie Ahart, Emmett Ahart, Floy Baughman, Donna Brink, Donna Brown, Perry Buff, Fern Cue, James Ettleman, Donna Hamblen, Urban Katzer, Lorraine Kolln, Paul Leslie, Eugene Malone, Lois Mayne, Alice McDonald, Mary Ellen Putnam, Mary Ann Stepanek, Billie Thomas, Paulene Thomsen, James Trierweiler, Eugene Christiansen, and Ortensia Herrera. We all looked forward to Initiation Day. We got plastered with lipstick, but we showed those Seniors! On the trip downtown, we ran away from them, led by Superman Baughman. That night, after a lot of scrubbing to remove the lipstick, we attended a party in our honor. We are all glad Miss Thompson had a lot of patience trying to teach us the ways of a high school student. At the close of the year, the Home Economics girls gave a style show. We showed our efforts to our mothers to the tune of Glow Worm. As Sophomores, we gave our first school party, It was quite a success. We were very. excited and scared when presenting our fairy tale movies the fateful English period. They must have been all right. The grade children listened to the narrator with their mouths open. The biggest thrill of the year was serving at the Junior-Senior Banquet. The theme of the banquet was a Southern Plantation, so we were all dressed as Negro slaves. It was lots of fun and accidents were few. More serving came up at the annual Alumni Banquet. There were quite a few fallen arches the next morning, if I remember correctly. Mary Ellen, why did you have to refinish the top of you desk? That year, because of good support from our loyal Dow City fans and good playing on the part of our girls' team, we beat Charter Oak to win the county tournament. Happy Day! Our Junior year, never a dull moment. Everyone waited anxiously for our Junior play. It was The Daffy Dil1s, a three-act comedy, and a huge success. I'm sure Mrs. Walters gained a few gray hairs worrying about the outcome. We advertised by wearing Feeps. We drew a lot of attention anyway. On the big night, there was a large crowd and everything came off as planned. After the play, Mrs. Walters had everyone at her home for a celebration of the success. We tried something new i.n the way of a party. We had a Square Dance party. Eats and party were enjoyed by everyone. Even us. After we had ordered our class rings, we waited impatiently for ages, or so it seemed. When they finally arrived, we were very, very proud of them. Say kids, why were some of them missing so soon? We also chose our class motto, colors, and flower in this year. Thanks to Emmett, our motto is Yesterday's Past, Tomorrow's A Gamble, Today's A Sure Thing, Make The Most Of It. Our colors are green and silver, and our flower is the white carnation. One of the most important events of our Junior year was preparing for the banquet. As a theme we chose the Gay Nineties. We built an inn of brown crepe paper and called it The Tamarack. Outside were hitching posts. On the walls inside were hung famous slogans of the Nineties. We used card tables with big flowered tablecloths. As a center- piece on each table was a candle inside the mouth of a bottle. Miniature beer mugs served as nut cups. Favors for the boys were black mustaches, while the girls had paras ols. The entertainment'followed the theme and was provided by the Sophomores. Four of the girls were dressed as men of the period and furnished music as a barber shop quartette. Four of the boys made excellent chorus girls. There was also a charming cigarette girl and a torch singer. We'll all remember the many weeks of planning and hard work. Also those biology pins we used to hold the crepe paper in place. ' Our Senior year followed the usual style--with a bang. First of all came the Initiation of the Freshmen. V We had them dress as characters out of Mother Goose Land. That night a party was given in honor of the occasion, and everyone overdid himself to enjoy it. The Seniors had their pictures taken the eighth of January. We were all astonished to find out that we did not break the camera. We began to feel like high and mighty Seniors indeed when we ordered our announcements and chose our caps and gowns. Our caps and gowns were gray with green and silver tassels. The week of the county and sectional tournaments proved to be very exciting. Everyone complained of a sore throat when it was all over. q Our Senior play turned out to be a great success, though we had our doubts. The name of it was Do-Re-Mi, a comedy in three acts. The Seniors got an early start for their annual Sneak Day. We hit all the high spots and after it was over, a group of weary, but happy, Seniors made their way back home. What a day that was! Everyone agreed that the banquet given by the Juniors was little short of wonderful. Who could help but enjoy himself on this night of nights! Baccalaureate was held Sunday, the llth of May, and Commencement, the 15th of May. Diplomas were handed out and the many memories of school were somehow attached to them. Some will definitely make us sad, but our anticipation of the future already is helping to counteract the feeling. Our annual Class Day was held at the end of the year. The athletic awards were given out and a special program planned. All these things, as well as others, made our Senior year memorable. Remember the Senior girls, Miss Thompson and Miss Patrick, at the Home Economics picnic ? Even if the food did get extra br own, it still tasted goody even the worm in the apple. Remember the frozen tomatoes ? Remember how excited everyone was over the new Greyhound sweat- shirts ? Remember the good time we had in Denis on getting our pictures taken? Through all the confusion and fun, we somehow managed to soak up an education, too. Out of the 18 Seniors, 10 have been on the honor roll. This is a high percentage. The teachers, who have contributed to our intelligence were: Mr. Butterworth, Miss Thompson, Miss Patrick, Miss Hugron, Mr. Hughes, Mrs. Walters, Mrs. Peterson, Mr. Harrington, Mr- Elmore, Mr. Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Ploth. Of the thirty-five who started kindergarten, seven are now graduating together. These are: Emmett Ahart, Floy Baughman, Donna Brink, Fern Cue., Lois Mayne, Alice McDonald, and Mary Ann Stepanek. We, the Seniors of 1952, are filled with many pleasant memories of our school days. As we leave good old D. C. H. S., our hearts are filled with the joy and wisdom inspired by thirteen years of pleasant companionship and perfect gr owing pains. The Denver Herald A late entry in our contest for the most unusual mixed group of people Qmales and femalesj in 1962 represented by at least two of our readers, was the following from Twin Springs, Wyoming. Although too late to qualify in the judging, this little piece of literature, sent in by Mrs. Perry Buff, wife of the Rev. P. D. Buff, of Twin Springs, is such a novel literary compos ition that we thought it deserved publication. Oddly enough, the group depicted by Mrs. Buff is that most distinguished product of the Dow City, Iowa Consolidated High School, the famous class of 1952. Both Mrs. Buff, the former Lorraine Kolln, and Perry, graduated with that eminent class of '52, so it must truly have been an outstanding and unusual group. We will make no attempt to list the members of this great class in order of importance or degree of suc- cess, since they are all so outstanding any such attempt would necessarily be futile. So we will merely summarize the account of each member in the order in which they were presented by Mrs. Buff. According to Lorraine, Alice is making the most money. But as top model for the Hare and Polecat Fur Company, the former Miss McDonald has been very busy. Too busy to have much time to spend with my husband and family, says Alice. But Mr. Bramley doesn't mind. Robert and l have agreed that true love is the most important thing in life. Lois Mayne, head of the Howorth and Egan cattle domain, is very in- fluential in the livestock world. .Tust the other day, she made a statement that stunned the cattle dominion. Said Miss Mayne, lf livestock numbers continue to decrease, in time this country will be without livestock. Feb. 4, 1963 What would Swift and Company do, then ? Marty Furne has at last found a job to satisfy his natural inclination to avoid any type of physical or mental exertion. He is chief mattress tester for the King Koil Mattress Company of Sleepy Eye, Minnesota. A very soft job, dm't you think? But so what-- he gets paid for it. Floy Baughman finally talked Mr. Hatfield into getting married--to her, of course. But Dizzy doesn't know if he is as happy as when he was full of fun and fancy free. Our good old Hungry Five used to be a lot of fun, says Diz, but when you've got a 'hungry five' of your own, it amounts to a lot of work. Mrs- Hatfield, how- ever, manages to keep him in a jovial mood most of the time- Bonnie Ahart never got married after all, because Chuck Glotfelty wed the governor's daughter instead. Bonnie stuck with the teaching pro- fession and is now in her ninth year at District No. 2, four miles north of Deloit- B oney Bonnie, the Spin- ster, as her students call her, hasn't lost all hope, though. ln fact, she and Mr. Duane Treft, an old high school flame, have been seen together in a few local night spots recently. Needless to say, Paul Leslie is the most famous member of the class of '52. While Professor of Chemistry at the California Institute' of Technol ogy, Mr. Leslie discovered a new type of virus for immunization against affaire du coeur. Paul is now working on a secret formula in his private labora- tory. As yet, it has not been disclosed what the secret formula is for, but Paul says that he'1l find a use for it yet. Donna Tightwad Hamblen, as she is known in the business world, president of the Endum Scratchem Flea Powder Company, is really a crafty and progressive business woman. Luckily, her husband, C. V. Heiden, is of the submissive type. Not to be outdone by the Andrews sisters, Pauline Thomsen, Mary Ellen Putnam, and Donna Brink, that famous singing trio, recently made a record that already has reached sales in ex- cess of the one million mark. They entered into a singing career on the advice of Mr. Elmore, their high school music instructor, who recognized the unusual quality in their singing. If perfect contentment and freedom from hurry and worry mean anything, Fern has really got 'er made. And as the wife of that most efficient swine producer in the Ozark region, L. J. .Tens en, and mother of nine vigorous offspring, Fern has been the most productive member of the whole class. But last spring things didn't look so good for the Jensen clan. A mysterious disease invaded L. J.'s herd, fatally inflicting some of his prize breeding animals, and the young 'pigs grew so thin that he had to tie knots in their tails to keep them fr om crawling through the knot holes in the board fence. Fortunately, however, L. J. contacted a competent veterinarian, Dr. J. M. Trierweiler, who managed to pull the animals through. Them hawgs shore was skinny, according to Fern. That doctor shore done a good job, to quote James. Perhaps the only member of the whole class who actually realized her childhood ambition is Mary Ann Stepanek. Her glamorous figure, won- derful form, and most unusual grace, have made her one of the top ballet dancers in the country. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blum of Earling, Iowa, are the proud parents of a bouncing baby boy, Robert .Tr. Little Bobby is the seventh install- ment in a series fto be continued, of little blessings, including Richard, Don, Marvin, Clarence, Carl, and Petie. Donna Mae, the-former Miss Brown, and Robert seem to be very happy on their chicken farm. Emmett Ahart has settled down on a sheep ranch in Arizona. He has over 20,000 animals and is planning to step up production in the near future. But he is concerned with quality as well as quantity and is now working on an animal that will automatically molt every spring to save the expense of shearing. Duane Hard and Rosetta seem to be doing quite well on their acreage. Their small section of land f639 acres, is all they had ever hoped to get fr om Louie. They have no children as yet, but Duane is hoping for some boys to help till the soil and milk the cows. We're sorry, folks, but that's all there is--there ain't no more. Last Will and Testament KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: We, the Senior Class of '52, being of as sound mind and body as possible after thirteen years of hard labor, do publish this, our Last Will and Testament. Pauline Thomsen wills her baby sitting ability to Pat Riley, her interest in the U. S. Army to Lillian Kolln, and her legs to Pat Riley. Lois Mayne wills her telephone calls to Carmen Smith, her sleepless nights to .Toan Riddle, and her pretty eyes to Shirley Fouts. Mary Ellen Putnam wills her late hours to Gene Goeser, her flirtatious way to Owen Leslie, and her red hair to Clara Mae Bramley. Alice McDonald wills her figure to Donna Lahr, her typing ability to George Kelbl, and her late hours to Shirley Fouts. Lorraine Kolln wills her laugh to Bryce Cross, her walk to Dennis Gibson, and her skating ability to Leo Brown. Donna Hamblen wills her guarding position in basketball to Mary Marshall, her faith- fulness to Glenda Lee Smith, and her photogenic properties to Boog Mitchell. Bonnie Ahart wills her tennis shoes to anyone who would want them, her smile to Betty Brown, and her hair to Eileen Birney. Mary Ann Stepanek wills her snoopiness to Donna Lahr, her ambition to Mary Marshall, her reckless driving to J'im Griffin, and her blonde hair to Coach, to remind him of Omaha days. Floy Baughman wills her interest i.n Denison to Karen Smith, her free throw ability to Kay Ahart, and her red nose in winter to Clemet Birney. Donna Mae Brown wills her cheerleading outfit to Bob Bramley, her out of town boy friends to Wanda Andersen, and her secret ambition to remain single to Karen Smith. Donna Lee Brink wills her shyness to Glenda Lee Smith, her figure to Betty Doidge, and her flirtatious ways to Ronald Book. Fern Cue wills her eyebrows to Carmen Smith, her temper to Opal Malone, her letter writing in school to Duane Treft, and the Old Faithful cologne to the basketball girls . Perry Buff wills his detention slips and nights after school with Miss Thompson to Dale Wight, his curly hair to Jack Thompson, and his gift of gab to Don Crawford. Emmett Ahart wills his athletic ability to Bob Bramley, his sense of humor to Martha Rose Argotsinger, his vocabulary to Kay Ahart, and his physique to Clifford Gorman. Duane Hard wills his standing in the hall with Rosetta Brown to Kay Ahart and B oog Mitchell, his graduation ring to Rosetta Brown, and his worldwide knowledge to Dennis Lochmiller. Marty Furne wills his late hours to Buzzy Putnam, his bashfulness to Roland Sharp, and his government grade to anyone who is desperate. James Trierweiler wills his way with women to Eddie Ahart, his curiosity to Francis McGovern, and his artistic ability to Leland Buck. Paul Leslie wills his physique to Paul Olson, his music ability to Bryce Bras el, and his curly hair to Tom Houston. We, as a class, will to our successors, the Juniors, our outstanding intelligence, our close attention to business during class time, our ability as psychoanalysts for sociology, our extensive ability to make history for government, and any other of our many abilities and talents, to anyone in dire need. J -vvfsnv'-r-ww- ..... . 1...........,,....., , if ,..,.--I -an-p-nfapn,-N..-nm ,,,.,..f,...?,-- tl-1-,fl-Y -A--ivrwvn-H.. il Q-22 m,.,,. V X fwnl X s U- 'L A' A A- K : X -,Y x I N' ' 2' , ' xx . fr, X fl , fs, X Wi I-xx X Y , Junior Class FIRST ROW: Donna Lahr, Gene Goeser, Clement Birney, Joan Riddle, Wanda Andersen, Kay Lou Ahart, Bob Bramley, Roland Sharp. SECOND ROW: Rosetta Brown, Martha Argotsinger, Owen Leslie, Lillian Kolln, Delores Dryden, Glenda Smith, Pat Riley, Donald Crawford, .Tack Thomsen. THIRD ROW: Ronald Book, Jim Griffin, Dennis Gibson, Bryce Cross, George Kelbl, Leland Buck, Duane Treft. Junior Class Class Officers President ...... . . Wanda Andersen Vice-President. .. ..... Donna Lahr Secretary ...... - - . ---- -.... D uane Treft TI'eaSL11'eI'. . ................ R Osetta Brown Sponsors... ...Miss Patrick and Mr. Elmore There were ten girls and fourteen boys in our class this year. Our activities began with our presentation of a three-act play, entitled The Campbells Are Corning. We ordered our class rings and were ever so thrilled when they came and we found they were even prettier than we had remembered them. We had four girls and four boys on the basketball teams, and four boys on the baseball team. Pat was a cheerleader. There were four girls in band and nine girls in Glee Club and Mixed Chorus, two in Trio and three in Sextet. We hope everyone enjoyed the party we gave and also the Junior-Senior banquet. Sophomore Class FIRST ROW: Joe Cramer, Karen Smith, Glen Peterson, Mary'Marshall, Betty Doidge, Dale Beam, Betty Brown, Paul Olson. SECOND ROW: Jerry Houston, Arloe McCutcheon, Opal Malone, Clara Mae Bramley, Clifford 'Gorman, Jack Garrett. THIRD ROW: Shirley Fouts, Leonard Mitchell, Jim Cross, Richard Malone, Jack Lambert, Eileen Birney. Sophomore Class Class Officers President ........ . - -. Jack Garrett Vice-President ........ .........., J im C1-955 Secretary-Treasurer .... ......... J ack Lambert Sponsor ................ ....................................... M r. James Harrington The Sophomore class began the year of 1951-52 with twenty members, but two dropped out. Our Secretary-Treasurer, Arlen Peterson, left, and Jack Lambert was elected. Most of our class members were in school activities during the year. Three girls and two boys were on the basketball teams. Two boys were on the baseball team- All of the girls and most of the boys were in the Glee Clubs. There were two girls and two boys in the small instrumental groups. We had five members in the band. 1 Z 1 Freshman Class FIRST ROW: Marietta Guyett, Carmen Smith, Karen Buff, Phyllis Wilwerding, Myra Butler, Janet Crawford, Audrey Lou Peterson, Evelyn Beam. SECOND ROW: Tom Houston, Francis McGovern, Ivo Wilwerding, Gaylen McCutcheon, Dale Wight, Eddie Ahart, Bob Marshall, Leo Brown, La Vern Thomsen. THIRD ROW: Dick Triweiler, Walter lgou, James Zimmerman, Maurice Putnam, Dennis Lochmiller, Dale Hoffmier, De Wayne Siemer, Bryce Brasel, Bill Brink. Freshman Class Class Officers President ....,. , . Dale Hoffmeier Vice-President. . ....... Dale Wight Secretary ..... . . .Dick Trierweiler Treasurer. . .... Carmen Smith SpOI'lS Or. . . . .IVH55 Thgfnpg on Our class is composed of twenty-six members. One of the first experiences as high school students was that of our initiation by the Seniors who then entertained us at a party in our honor. Members of our class have been active in school activities, including girls' and boys' Glee Club, athletics, band, and small groups. N X X xii I :fl -' ,K .14 -uv mmasamu' L-. Boys' Quartette Francis McGovern Dole- lloffnxier Hryrr- Brass!! Iviarty Furne Girls' Sextette Glenda Lev Srnith Wanda Andvrscn Floy Baughman Mary Ann Stupanezk Bonnie Aharl Pat Riley v Girls' Trio Glenda Lee Srnith Floy Baughman Fern Cue FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: Boys' Glee Club .Toey Cramer, La Vern Thomsen, Francis McGovern, De Wayne Siemer, Dale Wight, Arlo McCutcheon, Tom Houston, Bob Marshall, Eddie Ahart, Gaylen McCutcheon, Jerry Houston. Dick Triweiler, James Zimmerman, Maurice Putnam Ivo Wilwerding, Bryce Brasel, Jack Garrett, Leo Brown, Clifford Gorman. Dale Hoffmier, Glen Peterson, Dennis Lochmiller, Dale Beam, Paul Leslie, Marty Furne, .Tim Cross, Walter Igou, Bill Brink, Murray Elmore-Teacher. Girls' Glee Club Eileen Birney, Donna Brink, Evelyn Beam, Audrey Petersen, Loraine Kolln, Shirley Fouts, Fern Cue, Bonnie Ahart. Glenda Smith, Delores Dryden, Donna Lahr, Myra Butler, Janet Crawford, Marietta Guyett, Clara Mae Bramley, Phyllis Wilwerding, Paulene Thomsen, Kay Ahart, Karen Buff, Rosetta Brown, Opal Malone, Mary Ellen Putnam, Betty Doidge, Martha Argotsinger, Lois Mayne, Pat Riley, Betty Brown. Alice McDonald, Wanda Andersen, Carmen Smith, Donna Brown, Karen Smith, Floy Baughman, Donna' Hamblen, Mary Ann Stepanek, Mary Marshall, Joan Riddle, Murray Elmore-Instructor. W if 7 I' A 1' 1 Tu1npcL 1 nu Bryce Brasel, Maurice Putnam, Dennis Lochmiller Clarinet Quartet lax U. ,tt The band has advanced in the year past to a fine ensemble which was shown in the enthusiasm and hard work of the band members. Any organization has to have co-operation and learn to work as a unit. The progress it has made since the fall of 1950 could have only been accom plished by hard work and patience fr om the students and parents. The winter concert was held December 8th9 the spring concert, the last week in April. FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: Band Clarinets: Joan Riddle, Glen Peterseng French Horns: Lloyd Birney, Jerry Houston, Betty Brown, Saxophones: Beverly Gilbreath, .Tack Garrett. Clarinets: Alice McDonald, Loraine Kolln, Francis McGovern, Shirley Gordon, Cornet: Bryce Braselg Flutes: Pearl Putnam, Glenda Smithg Baritones: Eldon Argotsinger, Marilyn Soper: Saxophones: Dale Wight, Burdette Hard, Donna Lahr. Clarinets: Janice Keairnes, Rae Gordon, Robert Olson, Bill Andersen, Cornets: Leora Smith, Dorothy Sharp, Dennis Lochmiller, Maurice Putnam: Tubas: Richard Brown, Bell Lyre, Margaret Linderrnang Drums: Mary Ellen Putnam, Mary Lou Anderson, Ronald Finkeng Trombones: Darrell Hard, Louis Ahart, Richard Cue, Karen Smith. Cornets: Snadra Soper, Richard Ahart, Lillian Kollng Murray Elmore-Instructor. Vocational Agriculture Vocational Agriculture was introduced in the Dow City High School with the beginning of the 1951-1952 school year. Forty-three boys were enrolled in the course. The agricultural program for high school boys is designed especially for farm boys and its aim is to establish them in farming. Three phases of the instruction are classroom study, farm shop work, and a supervised farming program for each student. The Champion Chapter of the Future Farmers of America was organized during the school year. The purposes of the chapter are to develop leadership, co-operation, and citizenship. Ed- ucational and recreational activities are sponsored by the chapter. The officers of the F. F. A. are: President ..... Vice-President .... . . Secretary ..... Treasurer... Reporter. . . Sentinel ..... Adviser ....... Don Crawford . Dick Malone . Gene Goeser . . . Eddie Ahart .Jack Garrett . . Leo Brown G. E. Hanson A night school class was held during the winter months. The farmers attending discussed current agricultural problems. Junior Class Play The Campbells Are Corning! SCENES FROM THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING i The threat that The Campbells Are Coming turned out to be genuine, as evidenced by the matinee and evening performance of the Junior Class Play. When the Brannigan family learns that daughter Kaye is bringing home a fancy, snooty fiance, Kingston Campbell, and his mother, they decide to put on a hillbilly act horrible enough to frighten away the Campbells. The plan helped along by the hillbilly maid, Catalpa Tapp, and her odorous father, Bildad Tapp, succeeds all too well. Dick's moron act, Ma Brannigan as a toothless gun- toting old hillbilly, Betty as the bashful type who spends most of her time under tables, and Jeff, who starts a feud, are enough to frighten the most strong-hearted of prospec- tive in-laws, Kay, who sees it has all turned out for the best, is reunited with her hometown boy friend, Jeff Scudder, and the Brannigan household once again takes on a fairly normal appearance, Cast Ma Brannigan .... ..... ....... J o an Riddle Betty Brannigan .... . . . . .Glenda Lee Smith Dick Brannigan. . . ............. Dennis Gibson Kaye Brannigan .... . . . Martha Rose Argotsinger Catalpa Tapp .... ............... P at Riley Bildad Tapp. . . .... Bryce Cross Jeff Scudder ....... . . .Clemet Birney Cyrus Scudder ...... .... R onald Book Kingston Campbell .... ....... J im Griffin Mrs. Campbell ...... . . .Wanda Andersen Director. . . . . ..... . . . . Miss Patrick anti wmnwivumwtm u ,fwfs f f -rzwwwfrzm One Act Plays Love Hits Wilbur through a High Window and it results in Everything Nice. This is not a new love story--those are titles of the three one-act plays presented by the Junior High and High School, February 15th. Finding a time for rehearsal was the hardest job, but we managed and were pleased to find nearly a full house on the big night. W ilbur ..... B etty Lou .... Virginia ...... C onnie . . ..... Mrs. Maxwell .... Mr. Maxwell .... Emily .... W alter .... Judith ....... Judge Craig.. Linda Norton. Hennie. . . Bennie ....... Orlando Todd. Adelaide Todd .... C or nel ia ..... Edith ...... Clifford .... Directors .... Casts ' 'Love Hits W ilbur' ' ...Riel-iardAhart . . . Pearl Putnam . .. Ruth Herrig . . '. .Dorothy Sharp . . . . . Marilyn Soper - - - -Eldon Argotsinger High Window ....MaryAnnStepanek .......EmmettAhart ----V--Joan Riddle Marty Furne ....D0nnaIglIaeBr0wn Everything Nice ..........PatRiley - - - -Glenda Lee Smith JimGriffin - - - Wanda Andersen - - - - - -Karen Smith - - - - - Lois Mayne ...............PaulLeslie - - -Mrs. Mineart, Miss Patrick Senior Class Play Do-Re-Mi The vociferous quarrels of the Sheridan family are as well known as brother Da1's cows, themselves, in the Idaho town of Wells Junction. Each Sheridan has a mind of his own, not easily shaken! The central problem involves ambitious and bossy sister C1are's attempts to start brother John .off to study music in New York. She has the reluctant aid of suitor Bill, a Big Town lawyer, who would rather be an ordinary guy back in his home town. An uncanny gift for mis-timing things keeps distracted John from his train and the bright lights, but his resolutions to take lessons right here in the west and thus fulfilled in spite of Clare. Bill, too, wins his point, for after hemming and hawing for days, he final- ly proposes to strong-willed Clare. Cast: Manager and Student Director, Mary Ann Stepanek Bill Tucker, Paul Leslie Mrs. Sheridan, Floy Baughman Vera Hayes, Fern Cue Dal, Marty Furne Phyllis Wing, Lois Mayne John, Emmett Ahart Mary Sheridan Hendrick, Donna Hamblen Clare, Donna Brown Ed, her husband, Jim Trieweiler iiiis 5,1 ,Q if Q sig S sl we 'wig Y 'Q 'D Hwy, YPTWM6 W M A, Hilwfiw 7 wwf I ,M ...- an 4 'gfswff' Q: ,.- I' all-f A Q , ki 9' 1 'ff Q 5: pq. H Ez sir 6-,X If 1 N' Q ,R : 3 3 C X XJ W Q 35 ,gil ,.2'rw-er-P .Zi ' +- Q-Z-4 i i::7 3 7 Ed Abe Om Ho Rpt UI: ' Pa On. 'U Leslie' Jim Griffin Petr 1-gl L sm Yam 'O 5, Brinlf-12481-yceog'h, Jim C Boys, enqger grass' D 1-oss, L Ba I G Sketb H.,,. ibson Mite Q11 oefh nfflh Ln . . Owen rubel- Lesli t' 'Em 8, T 'HOU 415 Points for. Playersl 178 .Tim Cross Emmett Ahart 160 Perry Buff 155 Paul Leslie 81 Average points per game 38 Opponents average points 44 Games Won 8 Lost 13 Pisgah Kiron Soldier Earling Woodbine Vail Ute Manilla Deloit Westside Charter Oak Schleswig Pisgah Vail Kiron Manilla fCounty Tourneyj Ute Schleswig Deloit QSectional1 Kiron QSectionalj Westside lSectiona1j Paul Leslie, a Senior, was el They ected by t Z8 25 70 36 58 35 67 51 54 62 52 41 32 37 33 47 66 33 31 24 42 he te Dennis Gibson Bryce Cross Leonard Mitchell We am as honorary capt 33 51 34 46 44 24 47 30 34 30 41 44 34 32 35 24 42 32 44 57 33 ain i 75 56 41 37 or the year M 'hens rf, iss M rymgth Bomzern Cue Sh ITIS! B Qtr 9 Ah ' ix-1 cl? Ick SP0n art' Ka ey F0ut ket so Y A s J r, Mary Ahart, Fl- Manha A a I nil cy Ba rgotsl Step ugh n anek-Manztl 13oIil1'HKa1-en Sm J Rmb th Points or Forwards Floy Baughman 502 Bonnie Ahart 393 Martha Argotsinger 62 Average points per game 52 Opponents average points 40 Games Won 14 Lost 6 Pisgah Kiron Soldier Woodbine Vail Ute Manilla Arcadia Westside Charter Oak Schleswig Pisgah Vail Kiron Manilla fCounty Tourneyj Charter Oak fCounty Tourneyj Viola Township fSectiona1l Coon Rapids CSectionalj Ute Schleswig Fern Cue and Floy Baughman bot ..-di 4-f' ,gf 44? 4.47 J' N vsp GW' mv Wai LS' :, ,iff L -nu .av , Q gf Vfrv WK Www FMU' 'Ns w. A W 4 . ., SG A2 avzz., I ...,...,,,..,. :V WW? M W, ,,.. 9 ...... A 5 3 y. H52 ' 1 A xj ww h H 1 ai f W Wm 'I.i25:2, A 92 :p.n:: U J ism g -f M.,,2 '.5E ., X4 W 93 Mn, , 'Y 'lmmsm , xxx, Cheerleaders Pat, Riley, Donna Brown, Lois Mayne. Baseball Squad Eddie Ahart, Leo Brown, Owen Leslie, Leonard Mitchell, Jim Cross, Jim Griffin Dennis Gibgon. Bryce Cross, Paul Leslie, Perry Buff. 8 cS'k'Fl-5161-cf5'N l-QSSMF' fE C 'ER ??:f'N 955. 24224 R V 2-I-628 GSE ABCDEF A ABCDEF- W I i Xf LU LJ. , Url ff X f 4 X ri uf: W? sr. My V' 'wi' v. W, Wi 1 bw, zigwf, 1441? 1 ' 'MW W gms? 5 ui Q Wy ' Y? W W 'Q' Aer 'Maw Sixth Grade Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW THIRD ROW: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Fifth Grade Janice Keairnes, Carl Weber, Paul Thomsen, Kenneth Wright, Lonnie Whalen, Darrell Hard, Wanda Poitevin. Joan Tech, Clara Mae Birney, Donna Olson, Joann Zimmerman, Jane Wilwerding, Judy Wilwerding, Helen Houston, Bonnie Buff, Betty Gilbreath. Ronnie Kline, Judy Olson, Ray Dean Gorden, Robert Olson, Lyle Thomsen, Gary Thomsen, Sandra Soper, Mrs. Lois Stephens-Teacher. Sixth Grade Lloyd Birney, James Brasel, James Thomsen, George Scott, Edwin Beerman, Alvin Frazier, Michael Houston, Duane Sharp. Richard Cue, Fern Weber, Leora Smith, Margaret Linderman, Janet Knierim, Jeanette Knierim, Audrey Dierenfield, Joleen Wilwerding, Janice Johannsen, Janice Beam, Donald Trierweiler. James Brown, Ronald Finken, Louie Clair Ahart, Paul Guyett, Mary Lou An.derson, William Weber, Donald Lyman, Norman Malone, Myrna Finken, Miss Hilda Turnlund-Teacher. 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THlRD ROW: Wayne Olson, Roger Houston, Bruce Bremser, William Scott, Glenn Henkel, Robert Smith, Rannie Buff, Leroy Wright, Mrs- Lois Ballantine-Teacher, Second Grade First Grade J?- 1,9825 Q0 6' lb eo O Wo A6 jf 'Y G '70 '91 OW. z 'Wy Ply Q0 . F6007 6,6 ollst API, QOH, 6 691' .s-eq S16 o,7 J-I ' 0:23108 be 21: ,beg G- w ' O Gab 015560 0,07 feb 1: T iq O 6 Q, Q 0 e Q Q Q 11 1- 12 ef f mes 'Q PCS, G 1-Ok,0jS'6A1, S,,d'0,7l ab' 66 04' Q 06,2 '11 471- 'QI 1 49 3 ff ei 08' Q46 O65 qseseqd ' 1 J' '17 C .7 1- sl C561 06,141 be 81- 00701 dbaglrf'-z 80 4400, 'sez-I 6861 ' Q0 181- 1508 'M Sw' CQ 'fo fe, 600' S' fv,,J'19oQ 'of be-,Y 49,0 , A1-VA V' '9 49' 7' H91 'Yr . 1' cr 0 cf , 1. Q 860650 'Says '64 LO 'c- 'ie SX' oo 00, C Jff,,Ef'1s6 ' :Q Q'-in 65+ 4, 8965150 . e Yzozbekye ' JY as 'iq Second Grade FIRST ROW: Duane Wilwerding, Fredrick Shumate, Margaret Cross, Alan Johannsen, Philip SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Trierweiler, Linda Ulmer, Bonnie Sharp, Byron Bremser. LaNette Wight, Frances Schirmbeck, Audrey Kline, Keith Wright, Kathleen Lambert, Judy Brasel, Melvin Finken, Delbert Zimmerman, Janice Guyette. Karen Wingrove, Dale Finken, Eugene Olson, James Spz-eng, LaVern Mathys, Crystal Newcomb, Kay Houston, Ivan Malone, Mrs. Marjorie Hatfield-Teacher. Kindergarten FIRST ROW: Raymond Olson, Robert Olson, Kenneth Houston, Richard Soper, John Gordon, Janice Reinart, Patty Crawford, Peggie Kline. SECOND ROW: Gary Buck, Nancy Stepanek, Linda Green, Suzanne Thomsen, Carol Lee Lambert, Patricia Linderman, Joan Keairnes, Gloria Christens on, Judith Shumate, Dickie Christiansen. THIRD ROW: Martin Steinkuehler, Gordon Olson, Dennis Sharp, Larry Schirmbeck, John Fouts, Earl Malone, Larry Killough, Larry Wilwerding, Miss Agnes Goddard-Teacher. 1951-1952 School Calendar School Started - August 2,7 One Act Plays - February 15 Initiation and Senior Party - September 14 Boys' Sectional - February 18-Z3 Junior Play, The Campbells Are Senior Play, Do-Re-Mi - March Coming - October 19 Vocational Guidance Day - April 3 Juniors' Party - November 9 Good Friday - April 11 Basketball Season Started - November 13 Junior-Senior Banquet - April 18 Thanksgiving Vacation - November ZZ-23 Spring Concert - April Fall Concert - December 18 Baccalaureate - May 11 Christmas Vacation - December Z1-January Z Commencement - May 15 First Semester Ended - January 11 A School Ends - May 16 County Tourney fBoys and Girls, - January Z1-Z6 Class Day - May 16 Girls' Sectional - January Z8-February Z School Picnic - May 16 Regular Basketball Season Ended - February 12 Alumni Banquet - May 16 wkm Autographs K .9 ' A WALSWORTF I-lbw-vida:-.ah Ilhllf-lfll lunuingl- -ll. Allen, Alumni Directory fListed alphebetically according to maiden namej Aberhardt, Flora fWingrovel '24, Arion, Ia. Aberhardt, Martha fWingrovej '27,- Arion, Ia. Acker, Faye fBussj '22, Dow City, la. Acker, Irma fBohnj '24, 1500 11th Ave., St. Pet Ahart, Ahart, Ahart, Ahart, Rt . Ahart, Ahart, Ahart, Ahart, Ahart, Ahart, Ahart, ersburg, Fla. J. Leo '12, Dow City, Iowa '1fDeceased - A - Argotsinger, Velma '24, 1205 E. Main, Medford, Ore. Argotsinger, Kenneth '37, Dunlap, Ia. Argotsinger, Darrell '41, Woodbine, Ia. Argotsinger, Betty QLambertl '43, Dow City Ia. Theodore '19, S- Beith St-, Ames. Ia' Argotsinger, Bryce '44, Arion, Ia. Argotsinger, Vincent '46, Dow City, Ia. Argotsinger, Dale '48, Service. Bernard '26, Buck Grove, Ia. John '37, Cheerio Trailer Court, Z, Coos Bay, Oreg- J. Leo Jr. '42, Denison, Ia. Thomas '43, Denison, Ia. Mary Catherine '46, Oakdale, Ia. .Toan '46, Onawa, Iowa. Mary .Tane '46, Dow City, la. James '48, Service. Bill '49, Service- Ahart, Gregory '49, St. Ambrose College, Davenport, Ia. Ahart, Connie '51, Morningside College, Sioux City, la. Ahart, Vincent '51, Denison, la. Alexander, Harold '06, Dow City, Ia. Alexander, Bernice '02 4' Alexander, Bessie fGroverl '14, 351 Wilson Ave., Glendale, Calif. Alexander, George '29, 616 Allen St., Waterloo, Ia. Alexander, Lois fCrossQ '30, Dow City, Ia. Alexander, Margaret '36, Dow City, Ia. Noreen fAndersonJ '27, 3327 W. 73rd Arnold, Ger trude '99 'V Arnold, Jean fWalters1 '33, 4527 S. 22nd St-, Omaha, Neb- -B- Baber, Ruby QSchaupp1 '19, Dunlap, Ia. Baber, Bessie fSpangler1 '14, 522 Calapooia, Albany, Ore. Baber, Vernon '35, 7314 St. Lo Road, Houston, Tex. Baber, Betty fSwensenl '42, Soldier, Ia. Baber, Nellie fBraselj '44, Dow City, Ia. Baber, Bill '51, Service. Ballantine, David '21, Arion, la. Ballantine, James '21, Deloit, la. Ballantine, Richard '22, 2565 Onyx St., Eugene, Ore. Ballantine, Chester '27, Avoca, Ia. Ballantine, Margaret QTrexell '24, Humboldt, Ia. Ballantine, Edith flvlillettl '30, 1415 Ave., N.. St., Omaha, Neb. Ballantine, Arletta '47, 650 46th St., Des St., Allen, la. Allen, Denver, Colo. Donald '27, 118 W. Market, Ottumwa, Alice fWinansl '31, Creston, Ia. Anderson, Amherst '25, 3327 W. 73rd St., Denver, Colo. Anderson, Wana '27 'li Anderson, Major '30, Marshalltown, Ia. Anderson, Charlotte fMohl1 '31, 4749 Elmwood Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Anders on Anderson, Wash. Anderson, Andersen, Andersen, Andres en Richard '35, Mossyrock, Wash. Luella fMillerj '36, Mossyrock, Bonna Mae fWeedl '48, Carroll, Ia. Anna Lou '50, Dow City, Ia. Betty '51, Omaha, Nebr. Maxine Uurgensenj '39, Arion, Ia. Argotsinger, Paul '18, Arion, Ia. Argotsinger, Lola fBramleyJ '23, Dow City, Ia. Moines, Ia. Ballantine, Esther fBerkanj '48, Elmo, Kans Barker, Clark '20, 4107 2nd St., Des Moines, Ia. Baughman, Dorothy fRippey1 '37 RFD, Amity, Mo. Baughman, Leone fLangel '39, Brooklyn, New York Baughman, Donna fA1lenl '4Zj Warrensburg, Mo. Baughman, Louise fFerguson.j '38, 10405 Califa, North Hollywood, Calif. Baughman, Alma '47, 1141 E. College, Iowa City, la. Beam, Vernon '47, Dow City, la. Beam, Glen '51, Dow City, la. Bell, Arden '14 Bell, Anna fSchwabj '16, 2437 Eliot St. Denver, Colo- Berry, Besse QHornj '29, 515 E. Bismarck, Grand Island, Nebr. Berry, Frances fBirkhofer1 '30, 3925 N. 36th Ave., Omaha, Neb. Best, Martha fO'Day1 '27, Dunlap, Ia. Best, Lois fMohrj '32, Orleans, Neb. Best, Roberta fLahrj '34, Charter Oak, Ia. Best, Mildred fBaker1 '38 Walnut, Ia. Binnall, Bryce '14, 13112 E. Judith, Baldwin, Calif. Birkhofer Lena fClark1 '13, Denison, Ia. Birkhofer, Helen fAlberta1 '23, Denison, Ia. Birkhofer Genevieve fBuff1 '26 Dow City, Ia. Birkhofer, Pearl Cfechl '24, Denison, la. Birkhofer, Dorothy fColemanj '31, Buck Grove, Ia. Birkhofer, Arlene fWinnj '34, Willard, Mo. Bryan, Margaret fGrun1 '30, Sac City, Ia. Bryan, Edgar '47, Denison, Ia. Buff, Pat fClark1 '48, Dow City, Ia. Buff, Thelma fPodeyj '48, Denison, Ia. Burke, Vera '37, Denison, Ia. Burns, Lillian '95 4' Buss, Charles '21, 56 W- Cuyahoga Falls Ave., Akron, Ohio. Buss, Louis '21, Dow City, Ia. Buss, Evelyn fNelson1 '25, Tipton, Ia. Buss, Eleanor '31, 843 E. Pierce St., Council Bluffs, Ia. Buss, Jeanne fHoustonj '34, Dow City, Ia. Buss, Jane QSmithj '46, Dow City, Ia. Buss, Jimmie '50, Service. Butler, Stella fCollierQ '06, Casey, Wash. Birkhofer, Kenneth '35, Galveston, Tex. Birkhofer, Robert E. '404' Boham, Mirion '32, Council Bluffs, Ia. Boham, Lyle '35, Waterloo, Ia. Booth, Charles '954' Bond, Carroll '34. Bond, Richard '39. Brady, Winifred fLahrj '23, Harlan, Ia. Brady, Norman '50, Dunlap, Ia. Brake, Rena IMcBridej '06, 1009 S. 52nd St., Omaha, Neb. Brake, Maude QLuskj '14, 1009 S. 52nd St., Omaha, Neb. Bramley, Leland '47, Service. Brasel, Samuel '28, Dow City, Ia. Butler, Fred '96 'I' Butler, Ferne fBehrensQ '09 'F' Butler Edward '10, Lewiston, Idaho. Butler Ava '10 4' Butler, Verna fPetersl '33 4' Butler Donna fVeresl '21, 1641 N. Alexandria Ave., Hollywood, Calif- Butterworth, Ora fDerryJ '08, Independence Mo. Butterworth Asa '96 'P' Butterworth, Julian '01, 101 Irving, Ithaca, N. Y. Butterworth Arthur '02-'03 4' Butterworth Ward '04 Butterworth Virgil '06, Winsor, Mo. Butterworth Hugh E. '07, 157 Ronada Ave., Brasel, Ancil '30, Evans Ranch, Evergreen, Calif. Brasel, Lois fRiley1 '36, Carroll, Ia. Brasel, Cleota fClark1 '38, Dow City, Ia. Brasel, Russell '42, Dow City, Ia. Brasel, Robert '42, Dow City, Ia. Brasel, Betty Jane QWingrovej '50, Dow City, Ia. Bremser, Bernice fHaltamj '26, Iowa Falls, Ia. Bremser, Bryce '31, Dow City, Ia. Bremser, Lyle '34, 919 South 86th St., Omaha, Nebr. Brink, Kathryn fKlinej '41, Arion, Ia. Brink, Joyce flvleggersj '45, Dow City, Ia. Brocksen, Arnold '34, 1027 Redondo Ave., Long Beach, Calif. Brown, Elsie fWingrove1 '25, Arion, Ia. Brown, Leo '48, Service. B ryan, Bryan, Gl'en '29, Chicago, Ill. Marjorie QI-latfieldj '14, Denison, Ia. 63, Oakland, Calif. Butterworth, Mildred'fSharpj '09 Ute, Ia. Butterworth, Raymond '10, Dow City, Ia. Butterworth, Nels on '14, 605 Pasewalk, Norfolk, Nebr. Butterworth, Herbert '19 Butterworth, Dale '23, 812 W. 4th, Los Angeles, Calif. Butterworth, Vida '24, Independence, Mo. Butterworth, Jerrold '30, 280 Bowling Green Ave., San Leandro, Calif- Butterworth, Naomi fWayl '31, 157 Ronada Ave., 33, Oakland, Calif. Butterworth, Mary Lou fPeters1 '43, 1018 Sth Ave., DeWitt, Ia. Bysong, Bonnie fMesenbrinkl '49, Omaha, Nebr. - C - Callahan, Harry '42, Wichita, Kan. Carlson, Fred '34, Maywood, 111- Carlson, Marion fCranel '24, 1619 E. 12th, Des Moines, Ia. Carson, Everett '24, Carroll, Ia. Carson, Mary fGa11owayj '25, Carroll, Ia. Carpenter, Dorothy fBlackl '33, Dunlap, Ia. Chamberlain, Trenna fDenio1 '11, 373 Lincoln Ave., Pamona, Calif. Chamberlain, Anna fDatteralj '29, Dunlap, Ia. Chamberlain, Avery '28. Chamberlain, Alta fGilettel '34, Newton, Ia. Christiansen, Irma fChasej '39, Dow City, Ia. Christiansen, Lorraine fBrasell '40, Dow City, Ia. Clark, Russell '33, Dow City, Ia. Clark, Clark, James '34, Vail, Ia. Pauline fGordonj '34, Storm Lake, Ia. Clark, Marion fRobertsonj '36, Dunlap, Ia. Clark, Clark Maxine fCrossl '37, Vail, Iowa. Donald '3 8, Dow City, Ia. Cook, Betty '49, Dow City, Ia. Cooper, Roger '20 4' Cooper, James '47, Belle View, Ill. Couer, Oscar '24, 1523 Beitch Ave., Waterloo, Ia. Cramer, Altha '28, 727i Lafayett, Waterloo, Ia. Cramer, Esther fA1exanderj '29, 616 Allen St., Waterloo, Ia. Cramer, Helen fClarkj '36, 20121 Howard, Omaha, Nebr. Crandall, Lou fBeams1 '95 'lf Crandall, Otto '01 'P' Crandall, Neva fDoserj '05, 750 Higuera St., San Luis Obispo, Calif. Crandall, George '26, ll? W. Washington St., Harlingen, Tex. Crandall, Evelyn fBeas onj '28, 901 Grandview St., Council Bluffs, Ia. Cleasby, Ella fPrice1 '96, 1481 Emmett St., Omaha, Nebr. Clingenpeel, Verla '48, Spencer, Ia. Clingenpeel, Darrell '49, Omaha, Nebr. Clothier, Zeta fFryj '22, Independence, Mo. Clothier, Iven '26, Independence, Mo- Clothier, Donald '40, 1101 Redwood, Escondido, Calif. Clothier, Russell '44, 4170 Utah St., San Diego, Calif. Clothier, LaVonna '51, Rt. 2, Box 292, Escondido, Calif. Cole, Mabel fOsbornl '10, Rippey, Ia. Crandall, Richard '29, 2820 School St., Des Moines, Ia. Crandall, Roland '33, 505 5th Ave., Shenandoah, Ia. Crandall, Kathryn fBoller1 '34, 902 Hart Blvd, Howord, Ill. Cross Neva '23, Calif. Cross Donald '26, Dow City, Ia. Cross Lillian fChristiansenj '29, Denison, Ia. Cross Vernon '30, Dow City, Ia. Cross Gertrude fMathys1 '33, Dow City, Ia. Cross, Elsie fDaniels1 '41, St. Augustine, Fla. Cross, Audrey fGehlQ '45, Dow City, Ia. Cole, Blanche QMichaelsenl '14, Dow City, Ia. Cole, C ole, James Ethel fKeairnes1 '19, Dow City, Ia. '24, 422 Independence Ave., Waterloo, la. Cole, Walter '28, 217 Mobile, Waterloo, Ia. Coleman, Marie fSmith, '19, Dow City, Ia. Coleman, Lloyd '26, Waterloo, la. Coleman, Lorena fBrase1Q '28 if C oleman, Glenn '24, 43 Wilshire St., Winthrop, Mass. Coleman, Leona fSmithJ '29, Dow City, Ia. Coleman, Wayne '32, Buck Grove, Ia. Coleman, Vernon '37, 744 Richl St., Waterloo, Collins, Jane Collins, O. O Cook, Oliver Cook, Gerald Cook, Burton Maywood, Ia. fKeairnesj '37, Vail, Ia. ., Jr. '33, Service. '18, Dow City, Ia. '31, Cleveland, Ohio. '31, 4337 E. 52nd St., Calif. Cook, Charles J. '49 It Alyce Ann fHerkowitzl '49, 2104 Howard Cross, St., Omaha, Nebr. Cruise, Davis '13 'lf Cue, Keith '39, 318 Charles St., Cherokee, Ia. Cue, Kenneth '39, 1820 3rd Ave. S., Fort Dodge, Ia. Cue, Glenn '41, St. Ansgar, Ia. Cue, Marion fGibsonl '45, Dow City, Ia. Cummings, Rhea fRossj '08 'F' - D - Damery, Lloyd '39, Omaha, Nebr. Damery, Harold '41, 14165 Fairmont Ave., Council Bluffs, Ia. Dillavou, Raymond '38, Clear Lake, Ia. Doan, Helen fBluml '39, Defiance, Ia. Donaldson, Wayne '33, Yukon, Mo. Dow, Vera '04 'F Dow, Golda QYoemanJ '06 4' Dryden, Gordon '50, Dow City, Ia. Dwine, Ines fHoffmanj, '31, Storm Lake, Ia. 1 53 Dwine, Dwine, Dwine, Dwine, Esther QB1ackmanj '32, Dow City, Ia. Leland '36, Storm Lake, Ia. William, '44, Denison, Ia. Lucretia fOrchardQ '47, Boone, Ia. -E- Edwards, Elden '13, Woodbine, Ia. Edwards, Oscar L. '04 'U' Eggers, Marie fKruseJ '26, Westside, Ia. Eggers, Mabel fCa1-stenj '27, Ida Grove, Ia. Eggers, Ruth fSchlitzj '27, Denison, Ia. Ettleman, Lois fNorlinj '34, 810 Dehaven, San Fernando, Calif. Ettleman, Ruth Anne fGummj '40, 304 East Locust, Cherokee, la. Ettleman, Keto '39, Dow City, la. Ettleman, Mary Jane QB onaccorsoj '50, Dow City, Ia. Evans , Evans, Sylvia QCIOWJ '00, Calif. Burton '06, Glasgow, Montana. -F- Field, Jay '07, Magnolia, Ia. Fish, Ardis fMeevesl '36, Arion, Ia. Fishel, Herbert '05, Detroit, Mich. Fishel, Robert '06, 2657 Ocean Front, Santa Monica, Calif. Fishel, Ave. Fishel, Ill. Fishel, Lola fR.eynoldsl '07, 1420 California , Klamath Falls, Ore. Ilva '15, 726 Broadway, Mt. Vernon, Nellie '17, 3509 Grant St., Des Moines, Ia. Flagman, Marcella fSchuetzj '41 Star Route, Newberg, Ore. Fouts, Margaret fljttlernanj '34, Dow City, Ia. Fouts, Ruth '49, 2104 Davenport, Omaha, Nebr. Fredricson, Louise fMoenj '26, 4210 Franklin St., Omaha, Nebr. Fredricson, Katherine fB1omgrenj '28, 5007 California St., Omaha, Nebr. Fredricson, Vera fllannigerj '31, Gowrie, Ia. Fritz, Edna QAhrensQ '09, 4625 Drexel Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Fuller, Furne, Furne, Furne, Furne, Furne, Jeanne fEggersj '48, Denison, Ia. Lowell '32, Wabasha, Minn. Jean fRiesterl '34, Wabasha, Minn. Don '40, Service. Ruth fChristiel '41, Denison, Ia. Iris QAschimQ '43, Des Moines, Ia. Furne, Furne, Joan fLuhringj '45, Ames, Ia. John Dale '49, Service. -G- Garrett, Beryle '45, Service. Garrett, Alan '49, Service. Gibson, Margaret fAbramsj '25,' 500 Van Buren, Anoka, Minn. Gibson, Dorothy fChristiansenj '31, Dow City, Ia. Gibson, Eugene '40, 2526 N. 60th St., Omaha, Nebr. Gibson, Robert '43, Dow City, Ia. Glasgow, Lois fSiepelj '39, Independence, Mo. Glassburner, Fred R-' '07 'F' Glassburner, Ruth fChaunceyj '13, 118 W. Arrelaga, Santa Barbara, Calif. Glassburner, Frank Jr. '30, Dunlap, Ia. Glawinski, Ella fWeberj '36, Dunlap, Ia. Gloe, Alfreda QPageJ '07, Yankton, S. Dak. Goddard, G. M. '00, Dunlap, la. Goddard, Agnes '06, Dow City, Ia. Goddard, Lois fDWinej '12, Dow City, Ia. Goddard, Phyllis fWillmontl '30, Onawa, Ia. Goddard, Russell '31, Dunlap, Ia. Goddard, Charlotte QBurlingj '35, Pickstown, S. Dak. Goeser Greder Greder Green, Ia. Griffin, Griffin, Griffin, Tex. Griffin, Irma '42, Arion, Ia. Goeser, , Della '48, Arion, Ia. , Vernetta fl-lass, '40, Denis on, la. , Vernon '41, Buck Grove, Ia. Marie fKuhlmanj '43, Charter Oak, Bessie fPearsal1l '09, Dow City, Ia Wilma fDethlefsenl '36, Vail, Ia. Jack '39, 4304 Panola, Fort Worth, Beth fSel1ej 118 Homestead Ave., Coeur d'Alene, Idaho Griffin, Don '50, Dow City, la. Gumm, Gumm, Kenneth '39, Cherokee, la. Jerold '42, Logan, Ia. -H- Hallowell, Ada fRulel '99, 1610 2nd Ave. N. Ft. Dodge, Ia. Hallowell, Inez fHolcombj '02-'03, Fayetteville, N. C. Hallowell, Joseph '05 'F Hallowell, Jane E. '08, 1610 2nd Ave. N., Fort Dodge, Ia. Hallowell, Helen fMullen1 '28, Arion, la. Hallowell, Lois fHarveyj '29, Jefferson, la. Hallowell, Don '34, Topeka, Kans. Hallowell, Hamblen, Frances '44, Jefferson, Ia. Juanita QVan Meterj '50, 314 Harrison St., Council Bluffs, la. Hansen, Merlin '25, 618 W- 3rd St., Waterloo, la. Hansen, Genevieve fWightj '33, Arion, la. Hansen, Frances fVerkeleyn1 '33, Calif. Hansen, Helen fLee1 '36, Lemars, Ia. Hansen, Robert '38, Dow City, la. Hansen, Robert '46, Service. lgou, Ruth lKuhlmannj '45, Charter Oak, Ia. .. J - Jackson, Helen '18, 1039 W. Orchard, Independence, Mo. Jackson, Bernice fTalcott1 '21, 1816 W. Kensington, Independence, Mo. James, Fern fCraigj '27. Jenkins, Wilbert '37, Denison, la. Jenkins, Lauretta qc ooneyj '41, 919 Arendell St., Morehead City, N. C. Jenkins, Le Roy '43, Logan, la. Jenkins, Margaret fRabe1 '44, Denis on, la. Haworth, Verona '24, Aitkins, Minn. Haworth, Floyd '27, Council Bluffs, la. Heath, J. E. S. Before '95 'lf Heath, Royce '05, 1931 N. Hobart BlVd,, Houywood, Calif. Heffernan, Bernice '31, Cheyene Wells, Colo. Henry, Dayle '31, Hallsville, Mo. Henry, Kenneth '33, Centralia, Mo. Henry, Lawrence '36, Centralia, Mo- Henry, Frances '38, Centralia, Mo. Hildebrandt, Eva fRaynorj '99, 503 Center St., Miles City, Mont. Hodkins, Thomas '45, Dow City, la. Holland, Glen '45, Logan, la. Honz, Frank 1'1 'F Honz, Lena fHorn1 '14, Calif. Honz, William '19, Fort Dodge, la. Houlihan, James '31, Carroll, la. Houston, Mae fDi11enberger1 '19, Dow City, la. Houston, Kathryn fSpringer1 '31, 1815 S. 55 Court, Cicero, lll. Houston, Harold '33, Dow City, la. Houston, William '37, 2576 Himebarigh St., Omaha, Nebr. Houston, Beatrice Uacquesj '37, 5135 Emmett St., Omaha, Nebr. Jensen, John '48, Dow City, Ia. Johannsen, Delbert '35, Buck Grove, Ia. Johans en, Har old '44. Johnson, Ferne '10 4' Johnson, Frances '48, 2104 Davenport, Omaha, Neb. Jordan, Golda '15 'P' Jordan, June fSmithJ '30, 9787 Thermel, Oakland, Calif. Jordan, Charles '43, Dow City, la. Judd, Bernice fLandwehrkampj '17 'U' Judd, Hazel fKirkj '18, Dunlap, la. Judd, Ruth fMohr1 '21, 4824 12th Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Judd, Frances fWilsonj '25, Jefferson, la. Judd, Orinella fMeier1 '31, 12378 Evanston St Detroit, Mich. Justice, Ruth fSalmiJ '31, 5942 Appoline, Dearborn, Mich. Houston, Robert '39, 813 Holt St., Norfolk, Va. Houston, Margaret fGingerichQ '44, Medryville, Ind. Houston, Patrick '44, Denison, la. Howorth, Frank '00, Dow City, Ia. Howorth, Daniel '30, Sandwich, Ill. Hulburd, Lloyd '36, Breda, Ia. Hunt, Robert L. Jr. '40, Service. ..1- lgou, Glen '31, Greenville, Ia. lgou, Rosa QBierneyJ '33, Dow City, la. .. K - Keairnes, Ruby QAndersenj '21, Dow City, la. Keairnes, Elsie fG1assburner1 '30, Dunlap, la Keairnes, Enos '35, Dow City, la. Keairnes, Loren '38, Vail, la. Keairnes, Richard '42, 568 So. 28th St., Omaha, Nebr. Keairnes, Helen fMcCoidQ '48, Dow City, Ia. Keairnes, Lois '50, 2661 Douglas, Omaha, Nebr. Keiner, Margaret fFreeking1 '41, Paulina, Ia. Kepford, Francis '32, Arion, Ia. Kepford, Donovan '37, Arion, la. Kepford, Keith '41, Blair, Nebr. Klick, Daniel '13, R. R. 6, Box 22, Portland, Ore. Kline, Mary Ellen fSegebartJ '45, Kiron, la. Kohles, Margaret '46, Kiron, la. Kohles, Mary QB onerl '48, Dunlap, la. Kolln, Louise '47, Davenport, la. lgou, Leona fAnderson1 '34, 2228 N. 33rd Ave., Omaha, Nebr. Kolln, Leola '50, 106 N. 28th, St. Omaha, Nebr -L- Ia. Kremin, Donald '35, 624 3rd St., Des Moines, la. Kremin, Leona QReeserl '46, Arion, la. Kummer, Frank '32, Athens, N. Y. Kuhlman, Vera '42, Dunlap, Ia. Laird, Willard '31, 712 N. 32nd St., Omaha, Nebr. Laird, Eva '32, 712 N. 32nd St., Omaha, Nebr. Lambert, Charles '38, 6321 Seward St., Omaha, Nebr. Laubscher, Esther fOlsonj '37, Dunlap, la. Lee, Golda fO1sonj '10, Schaler, la. Lee, Floyd '38, Michigan. Lee, Gail fVanlandinghamQ '40, Mankato, Minn. Leslie, Alice QZellerj '45, Des Moines, la. Leslie, Jesse '48, Service. Leslie, John '27, Cedar Bayou, Tex. Leytham, Betty fGummj '45 Rockwell City, la. Lochmiller, Drexel '41, Dow City, la. Lochmiller, Betty QGessmanj '47, Manilla, la. Logsdon, Gertrude fGlassburnerJ '06, Dunlap, Ia. Logsdon, Byrl '10, Streeter, Ill. Logsdon, Fred '13, 13th St., Ames, Ia. Lueck, Ruth QO1sonj '20, 5915 Van Dike, Utica, Mich. Lueck, Martha '20, Ida Grove, Ia. - M - Manning, Letha QEntrikenJ '15, Johnston, Pa. Manning, Lois fBurkittQ '16 Lindenwood College, St. Charles, Mo. Marks, Virginia fWi1s on, '20, 252 Harrison St., Corvalis, Ore. Mayne, Evelyn fBallantinel '31, Avoca, la. Mayne, Mary Ann fPegmanj '34, 2052 N. 53rd St., Omaha, Nebr. Mayne, Jack '37, Harlan, Ia. McBride, Bernice fFinneganj '23, Manilla, la. McBride, Barbara fStewartQ '25, Dunlap, la. McBride, Phyllis fArnoldl '36, Buck Grove, Ia. McCoid,' Patricia fGarrettj '50, Arion, Ia. McColl, Bessie '96 4' McColl, lngey '00 '4' ' McColl, Sylvia fZabilkal '08, Klemme, la. McCord, Gladys fMontgomeryj '13, Grace Manor, Green Bay, Wisc. McDonald, Nelle fWileyj '07, Spadra, Calif., 'Z State Hospital. McDonald, Ardis fCookj '31, Powell, Wyo. McDonald, Robert '35, Dunlap, la. McDonald, Joan fWingrovej '49, Dow City, la. McElwain, Junia fWi1kins on, '27, Sullivan, Ill. McE1wain, Myron '27, Ojlune, Wash. McHenry, Lucinda qw inkils onj '13 4' McHenry, Hudson '16, Clark, S. D. McHenry, Charles '18, 1625 W. 19th St., Cedar Falls, la. McKee, Nadine fRusse1ll '35 Weaubleau, Mo. McKee, Kingdom '37, Ames, Ia. McKee, Patricia fMillerl '40, 802 LaFayette St., Harvre De Grace, Md. McKee, Dennis '46, Dow City, Ia. McMullen, Mary fHulsebusj '46, Manilla, Ia. Meeves, Walter '35, Arion, la. Merritt, Wayne '38, 5377 N. 38th St., Milwaukee, Wisc. Mesenbrink, James '48, Service. Metcalf, Faye fKlemischj '35, 510 Walnut St. , Yankton, S. D. ' Michaels en, Belva fThompsonl '41, Dow City, Marks, Myrtle Cl-lopkinsj '21, Walnut, Ill. Marr, Vivian fMartensj '27, Westside, Ia. Marr, Flo QMeecej '31, Arion, Ia. Marr, Bessie fSiemerl '31, Denison, Ia. Marr, William '34, Arion, la. Marr, Dale '37, Arion, la. Marr, Verna '38, Dow City, Ia. Mathys, Doris fBirkhoferJ '21, Ajlune, Wash. Mathys, Viola fCrossj '24, Dow City, Ia. Mathys , Mathys , Marie fDrydenj '27, Dow City, la. Una QI-Ioustonj '30, 815 No. 30th St., Omaha, Nebr. Mathys, Marvin '41, 711 N. 13th St., Keokuk, la. Mathys, Ralph '45, 4025 High Ave., E- Oskaloosa, la. Mathys, Clara Mae '51, Omaha, Nebr. Michaelsen, Marcus '43, Crete, Nebr. Richard '43, Dow City, Ia. Michaelsen, Michaelsen, Roland '46, Dow City, Ia. Miller, Roscoe '35, Sioux Falls, S. D. Miller, lone fMcKeeJ '36, Persia, la. Miller, Leone fl-iallj '37, 2515 24th St., San Francisco, Calif. Miller, Vera Mae fRemmesl '40, Manilla, la. Miller, Luella '45, Dow City, Ia. Mitchell, Bryce '42, Carroll, la. Moeller, Helen fWeedj '41, Witchita, Kans. Moeller, Robert '41, Dow City, la. Moeller, Bruce '49, Service- Morrison, Raymond '28, Box 80, Rt. 1, Promise City, Ia. ..-S- eg X 3 Morrison, Ruby QPattonj '28, 1885 Summit Ave., Pasadena, Calif. Morrison, Margery fGoffl '41, 3317 N. Allen Reed Ave., San Gabriel, Calif. Morrison, Marian fPetersonl '44, 6767 Charles St., Omaha, Nebr. Motter, Karl '13, Long Dist. Tele. Co., Des Moines, Ia. Mulvihill, Jean fChowningJ '31, Willard, Mo. Munsey, Josephine flgoul '15, Dow City, la. Munsey, Clara Mae fBrasell '23, 703 N. Sherman, Sioux Falls, S. Dak. -N- Nelson, Donald '22, Tipton, Ia. Nelson, Grace fFiskel '25, 2318 S. W. 17th St., Miami 35, Florida. Nelson, Lyell '46, Service. Nelson, Ruth Jane '49, 2104 Davenport, Omaha, Nebr. Newland, Rosanna QI-lard, '44, Omaha, Nebr. Nichelson, Inez fHoworthl '24, Dow City, la. Nichelson, Francheon fChristnerl '30, 1406 Stanton Ave., Richmond, Calif. Noland, Jean fGibsonj 'l54' Norton, Russel '33, Council Bluffs, la. -Q.. Odell, Rita 'O6. Omundson, Helen '32, Charter Oak, la. -p- Paul, Vera fLarbl '11, 2712 N. 64th St., Omaha, Nebr. Paul, Viola QRiderj '18, Dunlap, la. Pearsall, Julian '24, Logan, la. Pearsall, Vernon '26, Logan, Ia. Pearsall, Phyllis fAndersonl '33, Willow Springs, Mo. Pearsall Loren '34, Pearsall Dale '34, 309 S. 21st, Council Bluffs, la. Pearsall, Verdine QArmstrongj '43, Avoca, la Pederson, Donald '47, Defiance, la. Peffer, Phyllis fVanlandinghamJ '38, Des Moines, la. Petersen, Robert '47, Dow City, la. Petersen, Donald '49, Service. Poitevin, Alice '07, Denison, la. Poitevin, Howard '27, Dow City, la. Poitevin, Lois fOls onl '28, 53 Syracuse, Williston Park, N. Y. Poitevin, Frances '32, Omaha, Nebr. Poitevin, Grace fCatej '33, Sioux Rapids, la. Poitevin, Fern fSharpj '38, Logan, la. Poitevin, Mildred '41, Service.. Poitevin, La Verne '51, Dow City, Ia. Potter, Mary fSmith, '14, Dew iCity, Ie. Potter, Balbina fBradyl '15, Larkspur, Calif. Potter, Adelaide QNorthj '16, Dienis on, la. Quick, Quick, Rae, J - Q - . Frances fAbbottl '46, Dow City, la. Barbara fKilgorej '47, Rising City, Nebr f - R - ennie 99, 2619 Cass Ave., Detroit, Mich. Ramson, Earl '28, Denison, la. Ransom, William '27, Westside, la. Remmes, Mildred fWilsonQ '24, Denison, la. Riddle, Stella fHoustonl '00, Denison, la. Riddle, Alma QBremserJ '02-'03, Dow City, la. Riddle, Pearl QBryanQ '02-'03, 1Denison, la. Riddle, Elmer '06 4' Riddle, Norman '12 4' Riddle, Vesta fLinderJ '17, Dow City, la. Riddle, Wayne '36, Denison, la, Riddle, Betty QArgotsinferl '38, Dunlap, la. Riddle, Riddle Riddle Maureen fSchraederl '38, Denison, Ia. , Bette fEnwrightj '40, Denison, la. , virginia '41, 303 Jerome sf., Marshalltown, Ia . Riddle, Louis '42, Denis on, . la- Riddle, Edmund, '44, Dow City, la. Rigsby, Charles '17, Dow City, la. Ridsby, Floyd Jr. '39, Washington. Rigs by, Donald '41, Marquette National Park, Minneapolis , Minn. Riley, Ruth Useachj '28, 2701 Kansas Ave. Omaha, Nebr. Riley, Leta fFryj '34, 1617 Ash, Independence, Mo. X Riley, Leo '34, Carroll, la. Riley, Hazel '35, Dow City, la. Riley, Marvin '42, Carroll, la. Riley, Jean CSaundersj '44, l49L34, West Point, N. Y. Riley, Irene tcary, '23, 117 Spruce, Needles, Calif. Robinson, Daisy fHouseholderj '07, Safford, Ariz Rene, Ruby '21 if Rosburg, James '48, Service. Roy, Eve QDuerl '19, Ringstead, la. Rudd, Rudd , H. Ross '04 4' Vinnie fl-latch, '07, lndependence, Mo. Rudd, Sunshine fBeckl '13, Detroit, Mich. Rudd, Medford '15 'lf Rule, Rule, Om Helen CCuej '19, Dow City, Ia. Jessie fLucasj '21, 1814 N. 19th St., aha, Nebr. Rule, Margaret '22, Dow City, Ia. Rule, Thomas '26, 675 Summer St. N. E., Minneapolis, Minn. Rule, Bernice fKoerner1 '28, Goddell, Ia. Rule, Georgia fGregory1 '38, 25B Huskerville, Lincoln, Nebr. - 5 - Schmidt, La Donna fMichae1sen1 '45, Crete, Nebr. Schmidt, Florence fMil'denstein1 '47, Schleswig, la. Schouten, Mearle fWinn1 '25, Buck Grove, la. Schrader, Dorothy fMichaelsen1 '40, Dow City, Ia. Schweizer, Herman '28, Illinois. Schweizer, Clara fAhartj '30, Dow City, Ia. Scott, Ellen '02-'03, Pullman Hotel, Marion, Ia. Scott, Laura fSharp1 '05, Rt. 1, Box 11, Orchard, Washington. Scott, Rosalia '13, Rt. 1, Box 11, Orchard, Wash. Smith, Virginia fKastanten1 '39, 525 Frank St., Ottumwa, Ia. Smith, Robert '39, 2122 Lyons Ave., Lansing, Mich. Smith, Corrine fEnglehartj '41, 814 Crest Hill, Gary, Ind. Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith, Smith Smith, Charles E. '43, Dow City, Ia. Ben Arthur '46, Dow City, Ia. Jeanne fBolte1 '47, Danbury, la. Kathryn fLoy1 '47, Dunlap, Ia. Lois '47, 1155 N. Main, B1-ightomcolo. Everett '48,.Service. Phyllis '48, S. N. Jennie Edmundson Hospital, Council Bluffs, Ia. Smith, Clarence '50, Service. Smith, Marilyn '51, S. N. Jennie Edmunds on Hospital, Council Bluffs, Ia. Soper, Cleo fSteinkueh1er1 '47, Dow City, la. Soper, Maxine fSteinkuehler1 '48, Dow City, la Scott, James 14 4' Scott, I sabel fFrank1in1 'l'8, Dunlap, Ia. Scott, Mabel fApp1ebey1 '26, 325 Wisconsin, Chicago, Ill. Scott, Ruth fSchavitch1 '28, Calif. Scott, George '29, Dow City, Ia. Scott, Howard '38, Dow City, la. Sharp, Addie fSterrittj '04, Anthon, Ia. Sharp, Mabel fHeleniusl '06, Aitkins, Minn. Sharp, Vivian fBanyard1 '14 4' Sharp, Andrew '21, Arion, Ia. Sharp, Eldred '25, Omaha, Nebr. Sharp, Robert '26, Dow City, Ia. Sharp, Thomas '31, Manilla, Ia. Sharp, Maurine fSmith1 '33, Florence, La. Sharp, Gladys fDoidge1 '33, Dow City, Ia. Sharp, Frank '35, Dow City, Ia. Sharp, Mary fRiley1 '36, 6219 B. E. 15th, McLaughlin Heights, Vancouver, Wash. Sharp, Wayne '38, Logan, Ia. Sharp, Harold '39 'V Sharp, Emmett '44, 6219 B. E. 15th, McLaughlin Heights, Vancouver, Wash. Siemer, Evelyn fJochimQ '40, Dunlap, Ia. Siemer, Madeline fHecken1iable1 '44, Portland, Ore. Siemer, Loren '50, Dow City, la. Simons, Marie fCue1 '41, St. Ansgar, Ia. Simons, Norman '44, Logan, Ia. Simons, Lynn fStumpe1 '48, Ulmer, Ia. Smith, Joseph '18, Dow City, Ia. Smith, Irene '18 if Smith, Charles J. '26, Dow City, Ia. Smith, Helen fKirker1 '32, Rainbow Drive, Cedar Falls, Ia- Spence, Merle '22, Gas Co., Council Bluffs, Ia Spence, Vida fLandon1 '25, Washington. Spence, Wayne '36, Germany. Sprague, Leo '06 'P' Staller, Stella fKathys1 '17, Dow City, Ia. Staller, Mary fl-Ierren1 '19 'P' Staller, John '40, Arion, Ia. Stepanek, Etta QClark1 '12, Dow City, Ia. Stepanek, Florence fMil1er1 '13 'I' Stepanek, Howard '15, Dow City, Ia. Stepanek, Josephine fFienhold1 '18, 2911 Ave. F., Council Bluffs, la. Stepanek, Roland '43, 110 Highland Place, Peoria, I11. Stephen, Byron '12, Evanston, Ill. Stephenson, Lois fBrink1 '32, Mapleton, Ia. Stephenson, Edgar '35, Denison, Ia. Stephens on, Dorothy '37, Denis on, Ia. Stout, Frances fCarlson1 '27, Boyer, Ia. Swas ey, Swas ey Talcott, Talc ott, Talc ott Talcott Talc ott Ruth fMoellerj '15, Dow City, Ia. Alice '23, Atlantic, Ia. - T - Don G. '96 'if Jennie fBurress1 '01, Woodbine, Ia. Vernon '10 4' ' Edgar '21 'lf Lynn '22, 1008 S- Haden, Independence, Mo. Talcott, Cecil '23, 1316 W. Kensington, Independence, Mo. Tech, Viola QSiemer1 '25, Dow City, Ia. Tech, Pearl fBirkhofer1 '24, Denison, Ia. Teneyck, Rowanna fMelby1 '41, Dunlap, Ia. Thomas, Merton G. '07, Dow City, Ia. 'A Thomas, Grace QChase1 '09, 2666 Columbia, San Diego, Calif. Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Wilbur '12, Box 262, Lakeside, Calif Horace '14, Oakland, la, Mabel Uohnsonj '17, Coon Rapids,la. Lauren '18, Burlington, la. Alice fPeterson1 '21, 10203 47 S. W., Seattle, Wash. Thomas, Calif. Thomas, Nelson '25, 401 W. 4th, National City, Dorothy fCookl '26, 1620, N. Avon, Burbank, Calif. Thomas, Margaret KBrase1 '33 Evan Ranch, Evergreen, Calif. Thomas, Jack '39, 410 Pammel Court, Ames,Ia. Thomas, James '40, 803 Park Blvd., Austin, Tex. Thomas, Robert '43, Vail, la. Thomas, Ruth fLyonsl '44, 2729 Allegheny Ave., Bexley, Ohio Thomas, Richard '46, 321 Stanton, Ames, la. Thompson, Fred '32, Omaha, Nebr. Thompson, Alberta fBuckj '34, Dow City, la. Thompson, Beth QBrownj '39, Calif. Topf, Clarence '49, Dow City, la. Town, Olive '96 'li Town, lrma fSharp1 '27, Arion, la. Town, Dorothy fKe11oggl '28, Colonial Apt., Sterling, Colo. Treft, Doris fCrouchj '47, Manilla, la. Tripp, Leota fKorner1 '25, Kiron, la. Turner, James '43, Dow City, la. Turner, Helen 1Hartwig1 '45, Dunlap, Ia. Turnlund, Hilda '02-'03, Dow City, la. Turnlund, Kate fBuss1 '06, Dow City, la. Turnlund, James '08, Dow City, la. Turnlund, Esther fRidd1ej '11, Dow City, la. -V- Vanlandingham, Iris '32, Denis on, Ia. Vanlandingham, Genevieve fJacobsonJ '35, Perry, Ia. Vanlandingham, Forest '37, Mankato, Minn. Vollerson, Henry '17, R. F. D. l, Fontana, Calif. Vore, Susie fl-lolcombl '06, 921 S. Olive St., Mexico, Mo. Vore, Susie fLynchl '36. Vore, Donald '40. Vore, Marvin '41, Auxvasse, Mo. Walters , - W - Anna fMiche1sonj '99, 2121 Barrett, Richmond, Calif. Walters, William '06, Dow City, la. Walters, Bessie 1Maynej '11 15' Walters , Jean fArno1dl '33, 4527 S. 22nd St., Omaha, Nebr. Walters, Wisne Walters, Nebr. Walters, Willetta 1Lueshen1 '33, R. F. D. 1, r, Nebr. Roger '33, 4527 S. 22nd St., Omaha, Mary fAddingtonj '34, 1010 N. Harrison St., Shawnee, Okla. Walters, Wayne '36, 1054 34th St., Ogden, Utah. Walters, Dean '39, 3101 East Mich. St., Indianapolis, lnd. Walters, Nellie fRi1eyJ '42, 905 N. Wavo Ave., Wichita, Kan. Weber, Inez Llenkinsj '25, Ute, laL Weber, Noreen '49, 117 N. 20th, Omaha, Nebr. Weber, Joan '50, 117 N. 20th, Omaha, Nebr. Weed, Weed, Weed, Weed, Weed, Weis, Clarence '42, Wichita, Kans. '42, Dow ' Jean fAha1-tj Donovan '44, Service. Charles '48, Service. Norman '51, Service. Delores '40. City, la. Whaley, Guy V. '96 'lf Wigg, Edward J. '08, 850 Grandview Ave., Duluth, Minn. Wiggins, Deck '99 '11 Wiggins, Emma fPoitevinl '99, Woodbine, Ia. Wiggins, Eugene '01, 99 S. Raymond, Castle Green, Apt. 505, Pasadena, Calif. Wiggins, Winnie QCranda1Il '04, Dow City, Ia. Wiggins, Ola 1Armstrongl '06, 1320 Leavitt St., Waterloo, la. Wiggins, Margaret fPi1lel '32, 918 E. 13th St., Davenport, la. Wiggins, Flora Uacksonl '09, Dow City, la. Wiggins, James H. '34, 28 148 St., Flushing, N. Y. Wiggins, Lynn '35, 2702 Aberdeen Ave., Hoquian, Wash. Wight, Evelyn QMartinl '22, Arion, la. Wight Josie fWingrovej '23, Denison, Ia. Wight Bethel QNewcomb1 '25, Kidder, Mo. Wight lven '32, Dow City, la. Wight Jay '31, Arion, la. Wilbur, Bernice 1Thompsonj '22, Dow City, la. Wight Emmerson '40, Dennison, la. Wilder, Morris B. '09 if Wiley, Nette fFishe1J '07 4' Wiley, Althea fRudd1 '08, Washington. Wiley, Francheon fBinnallJ '16, 13112 E. Judith Baldwin Park, Calif. Wiley, Claude '16, Chadron, Nebr. Wiley, Lana '18 it Wiley, Dorothy fBirkhoferQ '29, Silver Creek, Wash. Wiley, Mac '37, Moscow, Idaho. Williams, Frank '25, 921 41 St., Des Moines, la Williamson, Clara QBu1lerl '15, Chicago, 111. Williamson, Chauncey '25, Kansas City, Mo. Wilson, Helen '29 if W inn, Winn, Winn, Winn, Winn, Winn, Wise, Dwain '25 '1' Martha Qweberj '25, Dow City, la. Raymond '32, Willard, Mo. Catharine fBreese1 '45, Ankeny, la. Lura fGobersonj '28, Denison, la. Russell '50, Ames, la. Blanche fSeamanl '96, 31015 Fremont Ave- S., Minneapolis, Minn. Wood, Anna '99, 1842 Cougu St., Waterloo, la. Woodruff, Margaret Before 1895 2910 W. 49 St., Lincoln, Nebr. Woodard, Byron '3 7, Oakland, Ca if. ,.A1, .., ,., A ,B .vlv Q 3ifiiifffiii112,222222?i'liiiii:2'EQg-+5:fl2fl?'iii.gfiggf.-Z.Z.2,1,A,ii.1ig113, : A I s:1e1er2.211' -. 1.5'1'1g:1.g , -2: ..,,,.. zilgt- -lE'.!?Te1 ' 53:l5.E.ixz..,i.1i1.13.22,ff'.1i,E:-:1.E.:1A Div ... !2.'E2ER-'S-l -ii.-,Z -WMM, gwgl m ., I . . .,.,, : Q l l . m'::::'i 'V4 W7 '.:,11,. K f a ' ,, 7 if fx i P RE ARB 1 , X 5 REWARIJ ? N! f AH 'T fY 2. 3? Q. -Y 5 -, f T 'I EJ: 'I ' W 'E ui L Y , 5241 'sf k -fmmnxflm WE HAVE FORD TRACTOR 8: DEARBORN FARM EQUIPMENT COMPLETE SERVICE 8: PARTS BOYER VALLEY FARM EQUIPMENT CO. MASSEY-HARRIS TRAC TORS 81 EQUIPMENT DUNLAP, IOWA 'I 1 Bremser's Store QUALITY FIRST SINCE 1905 GROCERIES - MEATS - FR UITS INSURANCE COMPLETE COVERAGE SERVICE OF FARM AND CITY PROPERTY - AUTO 8: TRUCK - PERSONAL LIABILITY ACCIDENT 8: HEALTH - HOSPITALIZATION 8a LIFE MUTUAL AND OLD LINE COMPANIES Eugene Crandall, Agent NOTARY PUBLIC PHONE 59 DOW CITY, IOWA MAYTAG APPLIANCES - BOTTLE GAS 81 STOVES Ballantine Furniture St Appliances Skate For Hea1th's Sake At STARDOM ROLLER RINK Denison, Iowa M gn S Chevrolet Co. SALES 8: SERVICE 24- HOUR WRECKER SERVICE PHONE 56 DAY OR 292 NIGHT D UNLAP, IOWA COMPLIMENTS OF J. C. Penney Co. BEST WISHES CLASS OFM52 151 National Bank DENISON, IOWA MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPJSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION BOOSTERS SEARS STORE - - - - - - - EARL MAY'S SEED Sz NURSERY - - - - PAULSON's LUMBER COMPANY- - - - - Jklkfklkfifikakik Denison, Denison Denison Denison Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa JORDAN'S PHONE 18W Dow CITY, IOWA Gibson Hardware 8I Appliances ADMIRAI.. CROSLEY RCA VIC TOR SKELGAS BUCK GIBSON - BOB GIBSON PHONE 5 Congratulations Class Of '52 NELSON S, SHOE STORE ANDERSON'S CLEANERS Phone 2.06 Denison, Iowa DEAN TENEYCK TR UC KING Phone IZW Dow City, Iowa BRODERSEN RADIO 8: ELECTRIC Phone 182. General Electric Appliances Denison, Iowa WALKER FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY Allis-Chalmers Denison, Iowa .IAHNKE IMPLEMENT C OMPANY International Harve ster Tractor s- Trucks-R efr igeration-Genuine Parts Phone 3 Denison, Iowa ROSCOE'S jewelry 8: Ready-To-Wear At The Sign Of The Clock Denison, Iowa SMITH PHOTOGRAPHERS Congratulates The Class Of 1952 WALTER HUEBNER Denison, Iowa BARTCHER-MAXWELL. FUNERAL HOIVIE Ambulance Service Phone 384 Chas, Bartcher - Harry Maxwell Denison, Iowa Save On School Clothes It's Easy To Get Professional Results On The Amazing 'Domestic' Sew Machine See Them At ULL.RlCH'S In Denison AR ION GARAGE Auto Repair And Welding Conoco Service Phone 4-ZW A1-ion, Iowa DENISON SEED COMPANY Seeds-Feeds-Grain Phone 396 Denison, Iowa THE DENISON GR EE NHO USES The Home Of Flowers - Visitors Welcome Phone 234 Bud Rumble, Proprietor Denison, Iowa Compliments Of DR, PEPPER - GOLD BOND PRODUCTS CO, Denison, Iowa Dr. Pepper - Hires - Clicquot Club - Sour Schnapps Go-ld Bond Flavors - Since 1900 - CRAWFORD COUNTY TR UST 81 SAVINGS BANK Denison, Iowa Our Bank Is Home Owned And Home Managed, All Business Entrusted To Us Will Receive The Best Of Care And Management, I 1 MULLEN RADIO SERVICE Radios - Philco - Television Tubes - Repair - Batteries Dow City Phone 901 Denison Phone 512 Genuine Pfister Hybrid Rath's Feed-Fertilizer Dealer L, H, HAW LEY Phone 93R Dow City, Iowa MOBILE PRODUCTS Tank Service-Service Station And Luncheon E, S, Wright - Max Lambert Phone 28W - Phone 30 Dow City, Iowa FARMER'S ELEVATOR COMPANY Bob Brasel, Salesman - Russell Clark, Mgr Phone 44 - Phone 30.1 Dow City - Denison I F I MOORE BROTHERS STORES Meats-Groceries-Fruits-Vegetables Where Your Dollar Buys The Most In Food Dunlap - Onawa - Woodbine - Logan DOW CITY CONSTRUCTION CO, Holly 8: Leonard Fouts Phone 6R Or 66 Dow City, Iowa F, I, QUICK Trucking 8: Shelling - Feed 8: Fertilizer Local Sa Long Distance Hauling Phone 84 Dow City, Iowa HOFFEINS-TIMM 'C LOTHING We Give You Fits Phone 800 Denison, Iowa f I LEINEN PR OD UCE Poultry-Cream-Eggs Phone 4-W Dow C ity, Iowa DW INE HOG MARKET jay A, Dwine, Buyer Phone 11 -- Dow City Phone 98 -- Denison MCKENNEY PRODUCE Top Prices For Poultry - Eggs 8: Cream Phone 591 Dunlap, Iowa Complete Banking Service Let Us Serve Your Banking Needs DUNLAP SAVINGS BANK Dunlap, Iowa GUYETT HARDWARE Appliances-Hardware-Paints-Sporting Goods Ralph Guyett, Prop, Phone 3 Dow City, Iowa DANIELS HATCHERY Cash Buyers-Poultry-Cream-Eggs Complete Line Of Poultry Feed And Remedies Phone 34 Dow City, Iowa DANIELS POULTRY CO, Car Lot Dealers In Eggs Sn Dressed Poultry Phone 36 - Main Office Dow City, Iowa Congratulations Class Of '52 MARGARET'S VARIETY General Variety Phone 99 Dow City, Iowa EC LIPSE L. UMBER C OMPANY Dow City, Iowa Phone 50 S, L., Brasel, Mgr, Congratulations C, W, BYRNES, M, D, Dunlap, Iowa TENHULZEN 8: SCN S I-IATCHERY Home Of Triple T Fresh Feeds Production Bred Chicks 8: Hy Line Chicks Archer Quality Feeds - Dr, Sa1sbury's Remedies Phone 266 Denison, Iowa Compliments Of FRANK LARSON - COUNTY RECORDER Denison, Iowa If It's Baked - We Have It: OLSON'S BAKERY Denison, Iowa KELLY JEWELRY Gift Headquarters Phone 168 Denison, Iowa RUBACK'S FRUIT 8: GROCERY Matt Gehl, Proprietor Groceries-Meats-Vegetables Phone 8 Dow City, Iowa DUNALP LOCKER COMPANY Dunlap, Iowa Jay Ahari INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER APPLIANCES TR UC KS-PAR TS-TRAC TORS-IMPLEMENTS PARTS 8: SERVICE PHONE 101W DOW CITY, IOWA DR, PAUL S, BAKER Optometrist Denison, Iowa JOHN RATTENBORG Produce Cream-Eggs-Poultry Nutrena Feeds Phone 2 01 Denison, Iowa HAYES CLOTHING Men's gl Boy's Clothing Furnishing Denison, Iowa DENISON NEW STAND Verbie Admire Denison, Iowa GODWIN 8: LANG FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 14-Z Denison, Iowa HANSEN BARBER SHOP Dow City, Iowa Compliments To Class Of '52 HAI..L.ETT'S BOOTERY CAR LYLE MEMORIALS Established 1929 Phone Z0 Denison, Iowa ANDERSON'S COFFEE SHOP Investments Meals 8: Short Orders CHAR LES JOHNSON Farimont Ice Cream Phone 193 Dow C ity, Iowa Denison, Iowa DIL.LAVOU'S,,STORE Phone 67 Dow City, Iowa BASC OM AGENCY Real Estate Insurance Phone 807 Denison, Iowa J AND o 66 Super Service Denison, Iowa CR ONK'S CAFE Chicken 8: Steak Dinners 24 Hour Service Air Conditioning On Highways - U. S, 30 81 59 Ia. 14-l - 4- Denison, Iowa Congratulations To The Senior Class AUTOMOTIVE PARTS COMPANY Denison, Iowa OTTE 8: SONS FARM EQUIPMENT CO, Ford Tractor Dearborn Equipment Phone 12 5 Denison, Iowa FLIP'S MOBIL SERVIC E Intersection Highways - 14-1 - 30 - 59. Denison, Iowa BUILDERS LUMBER 8: SUPPLY CO Dealers In All Kinds Of Building Materials Home Owned And Operated Phone 136 - On Highway 59 Denison, Iowa BULK OIL COMPANY Phone 109 Denison, Iowa 1 Compliments Of CHAS, E, JAC OBSEN Phone 43 Denison, Iowa NEUMANN'S FIRESTONE STORE Phone 52 O DUNALP PHARMACY F, O, Humlicek, Prop, Prescriptions Carefully Cornpounded Denison, Iowa Dunlap Iowa TWO IVIINY'S APPAREL SHOP TEXACO If Your Clothes Are Not Becoming To You Fred Spreng You Should Be Coming To Us Phone 1 Denison, Iowa Dow C ity, Iowa DOW CITY LOCKER SERVICE Butchering-Processing AHART CONSTRUCTION CO, Building Construction And Plastering-Concrete Work Meat Curing Ditching Phone 9W Phone 687W Barney Oldfield , Denison, Iowa Dow City Iowa VERNA'S PAGETT'S JEWELRY BEAUTY SHOP Elgin Watches-Silverware Watch Repairing Phone ZZW Dow City, Iowa Dunlap, Iowa Quality Printing THE D UNLAP REPOR TER Effective Advertising Distinctive Printing Dunlap, Iowa When In Denison Stop In At HARKER'S 5 8: 10 W ITT HARDWARE Home Owned And Ope rated General Hardware-Paints-Oil-Glass Electric W ashing Machine s Denison, Iowa MCC LELLAN ELEC TR IC W e stinghouse Appliance Electric Wiring Phone 204 Denison, Iowa Phone 504 First In News JOE M, WANSING Pictures Advertising Your john Deere Dealer' Circulation 1102 Broadway Denison, Iowa SCHI.. UMBERGER PHAR MAC Y Pre scr iptions- Medic ine School Supplies Phone 6 1332 Broadway Denison, Iowa Tell Us So That We Can Tell Others DOW CITY VOICE Phone 1 02 KINZLE'S Infant's, Chi1dren's And W omen's Ready-To-Wear Phone 719 Denison, Iowa , ,A P