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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

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SEATED: Don North, Lillian Kolln, Dolores Dryden, Kay Ahurt, Martha Argotsinger, Joan Riddle, Donna Lahr, Betty Brown, Eddie Ahart, Dolores Lambert. STANDING: Glenda Smith, Wanda Andersen, Carmen Smith Karen Smith, Pat Riley, Bette Doidge, Rosetta Brown, Mr Butterworth, Clemet Blrney, Dennis Gibson, Bryce Bra-sel Jack Lambert, Jack Garrett. - reyhound Staff Rosetta Brown .... Karen Smith .... Shirley Fouts. . . Bette Doidge .... Wanda Andersen. . . Martha Argotsinger. .. Don North ......... Wanda Andersen. . . Karen Smith ...... .Tack Lambert. . . Clemet Birney .... Bryce Brasel -.....-.....-. Martha Argotsinger .........Joan Riddle . . . . . Don North ...Rosetta Brown . Dennis Gibson . . . . Donna Lahr . ...Betty Brown . . . . . . . Eddie Ahart . . Dolores Lambert . . . . . .Lillian Kolln Dolores Dryden Kay Ahart . . Glenda Smith . . . . . . .Pat Riley . . . Dennis Gibson . . . Jack Lambert . . . . . Don North . . . Jack Garrett . . . Glenda Smith . . .Carmen Smith . . . . .Joan Riddle . . . Dennis Gibson PatRiley . . . . . . Leland Buck . . Mr. Butterworth Administration MRS. L J BLANCHE MICHAELSEN Offige ENE GRIFFIN MRS' School TreBSm'er ecretal' Board of Education E. R. Butterworth, Superintendent: Lnos Keairnesp Louis Ahartg Mrs Elvin Baughman ' 1 President: Robert Gibson, Secretaryg Charles Smithg William Nichelson- 1-F:-:-3 5... A 5 EMU? Y , F acult NIR. ROBERT GOOD Principal 1952-1953 Subjects Taught: Typing I and ll, Business Training, Bookkeeping, American Government. MR. JAMES HARRINGTON Coach 1950-1953 Subjects Taught: Geometry, Algebra, Biology. MR. HARRY PLOTH Vocational Agriculture 1952-1953 Subjects Taught: Vocational Agriculture, 9, 10, 11, 12. MRS. MABEL SCHNECKLOTH Home Economics 1952-1953 Subjects Taught: Home Economics, General Science, Business Arithmetic, Sociology. MR. AL ORDAL Music Director l95Z-1953 Subjects Taught: Glee Club, Band, Grade Music: 5, 6, 7, 8. MISS MARY PATRICK English 1950- 1953 Subjects Taught: English 9 and 10, American Literature, High School Plays. F acult MR. E. R. BUTTERWORTH Superintendent 1947-1955 Subjects Taught: World History, U. S. History Bookkeeping. MRS. ETHEL P4LOTH Eighth Grade Teacher 1951-1953 MISS HILDA TURNLUND Sixth Grade Teacher 1910-1953 MISS MARGARET HOFFMAN Seventh Grade Teacher 1948-1953 MRS. ARLETTA BROWN Fifth Grade Teacher-Second Semester 195.2-1955 N1RS. IJO1i1S STURGILL Filth Grade Teacher-Fir5tSen1c-ster 1951-1953 F acult MRS. CLARA McGOVERN Third Grade Teacher 1948-1953 MRS. LOIS BALLANTINE Fourth Grade Teacher 1944-1953 MRS. BERNICE ADAMS First Grade-Second Semester 1952-1953 MRS. MARJORIE HATFIELD Second Grade Teacher 1946-1953 MISS AGNES GODDARD Kindergarten Teacher 1912-1953 MRS. GWEN AMSBERRY First Grade Teacher-First Semester 1949-1953 The Senior Class I CLASS OFFICERS Donna Lahz-....... .... .... President Dennis Gibson .... . ....... Vice-Pre5ident Martha Argotsinger. . . . . . Sec retary-Treasurer Flower: Red Rose Colors: Blue and Silver Motto: The Genius Of Success Is Still School Calendar School Started ............. Initiation and Senior Party. . . Juniors' Party ............. Juhior Class Play .............. All School Christmas Program. . . Christmas Vacation ........... Concert ............. One-Act Plays ...... Sophomores' Party. . . Senior Class Play- - . . . . Baccalaureate ..... Commencement .... Class Day ....... School Picnic ...... Alumni Banquet .... The Genius Of Labor August 25 September 19 October 30 November 7 December 19 December 19-Z9 February Z7 March 6 March l3 April 10 May 10 May 14 May 15 May 14 May 15 I v f. x JOAN RIDDLE MJD.. Valedictorian Peg Pegve .... Doing Chores Favorite Pastime .... Playing My Clarinet Yearbook Staff ........ Z,3,4 Glee Club ..,.,.. ...l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus... 2,3 Clarinet Solo -.-4 . ---- 3 Band ........... . . Z,3,4 Pep Band ........ ..... 3 Clarinet Quhrtef- - - - - -2,3 C1555 Plays ...... . . . 3,4 One-Act Plays. . -..- 3,4 DONNA LAHR Tiny Salutatorian Pet Peeve. . . Slinging Hash! Favorite Pastime .... Playing Golf Yearbook Staff .......... 3,4 Glee Club ........... 1,Z,3,4 lvlixed Chorus. . .... 2,3 Band ......... . . . Z,3 Pep Band ...... .... 3 Class Officer .... .... 3 ,4 Class Play ..... .... 4 Senior Class 1953 MM MARTHA Rosa ARGOTSINGER Arkie Pet Peeve .... Cracking Gum Favorite Pastime. . .Reading Yearbook Staff ......... 2,4 Glee Club ........... l,Z,3,4 Mixed Chorus... 2,3 Sextet ......... ..... 4 Basketball- .. . . 2,3,4 Class Plays ..... ...3,4 One-Act Plays .... . . . 3 Class Officer. . . . 2,4 DENNIS GIBSON Denny Pet Peeve ---- Noisy Women Favorite Pastime ---- Cruising Denison Yearbook ................ 4 Mixed Chorus ...... . . . 1,2 Basketball ...... . . Z,3,4 Baseball -.... . . .l,Z,3,4 Class Plays- -- ---- - - -3 Class Officer. . . . . . .1,4 EUGENE GOESER Queenie Pet Peeve ..... Term Pgpers Favorite Pastime -... Being With I'll Never Tell Yearbook Staff .......... . 2 Glee Club. ...... . . .1,2 Mixed Chorus. . . . . . 1,2 Class Officer. . . . . l mins ,mm .asm new , .1 V, ,1Q,1,,,V,,,,s,, LILLIAN ELEANORE KOLLN Lulu Belle Pet Peeve ---- People Who Take Their Time Favorite Pastime ---- Reading Shakespeare ? Yearbook Staff ----------- 4 Glee Club .............. 1,2 Band ..... . . .Z,3,4 CLEMET RALPH BIRNEY Blrney Pet Peeve... Getting Up Early Favorite Paatlmen Mechanic Yearbook Staff ........... 1 GleeClub....... ...1,2 Mixed Chorus. . . ... 1,2 Class Plays. . . . . . 3,4 JACK F. THOMSEN Wlfle Pet Peeve- - - - - Sitting By George Favorite Pastlme.. Wheeling That 88 Down The Road Glee Club ....... . ...... 1,2 ev-W 1:11-A 'wif 'Qing OWEN LESLIE Slsf:o Pet Peeve. . . Wearing A Suit Favorite Paatime...Learnlng More About Science Glee Club .............. 1,2 Basketbal1..... .. 3,4 Baseball......... .... 3,4 Student Manager. . . . . Z DOLORES MARIE DRYDEN Dee Pet Peeve...People Who Are Always In A Hurry Favorite Pastime .... Dancing Yearbook Staff ........... 4 Glee Club ...... . . . l,Z,3,4 Mixed Chorus .... ..... 2 ,3 ROSETTA BROWN Rosle Pet Peeve -.-- Conceited People Favorite Pastime .... Being With My Boy Friend Yearbook Staff .......... 3,4 Glee Club ........... l,Z,3,4 Mixed Chorus... 2,3 Stage Manager .... .... 3 Class Officer .... .... 3 GEORGE A' . KELBL nbos-- Pet Peeve ---- - Sitting By Leland and .Tack Favorite Pastime. . . . . Staying Out All Night GleeClub.......... .... ..Z Mixed Chorus. . .. . .2 GLENDA LEE SMITH Gee Pet Peeve: Banana Eating Peo- ple. Favorite Pastime: Dating A Red Head. Yearbook Staff 3,4- Glee Club 1,Z,3,4. Mixed Chorus 2,3. Madriga13. Sex- tet Z,3,4. Trio Z,3. Solo Z,3. Band Z,3. Basketball Z,3,4. Cheerleader l,4. Class Plays 3,4- One-Act Play 3,4. LELAND BUCK Weiner Pet Peeve ..... Going Home Before Morning Favorite Pastime ----- Being Around My Secret Ambition, Girls Glee Club ............ l,Z,4 Mixed Chorus. . . . . . Z Class Play .... . . .4 WANDA ANDERSEN Tot Pet Peeve ..... Being A Waitress Favorite Pastime. . .Reading Yearbook Staff .......... 3,4 Glee Club ........... l,Z,3,4 Nlixed Chorus .... .... Z ,Z Basketball ...... . . .Z,3,4 Sextet ....... . . . 3,4 Madrigal ...... . . . 3 Class Plays.... ...3,4 One-Act Plays .... . . . . .3,4 Class Officer... 1,Z,3 BRY CE CROSS Petie Pet Peeve ........- Studying Favorite Pastime ---- Combing His Butch Glee Club .............. 1,2 Basketball. . . ...... . 3,4 Baseball ..... .... l ,Z,3,4 Class Plays... ......3 Class Officer .... . - - 1 RALPH WADERICH Tweet Pet Peeve ....... Getting Up Early On A Cold Morning Favorite Pastlme .... Trying To Do Something l Haven't Done Before Basketball .............. 1,4 Baseball... ...1,Z,3,4 ax m, , ..xlriwne:aunm12feKlsnm 'IS PATRICIA RILEY Pat Pet Peeve .... Smart-Alecks Favorite Pastime ..... Writing To A Marine Yearbook Staff ........... 4 Glee Club ........... l,Z,3,4 Mixed Chorus .... ..,. Z ,3 JAMES GRIFFIN Grif Pet Peeve. . . . . Early Hours Favorite Pastime. . . . . Watching Television 4 Yearbook Staff .......... 3 Glee Club ....... .... 1 Nlixed Chorus. . . . . . . I Band .......... ....... Basketball .... .... Z ,3 Baseball ..... .... 1 ,Z,3 Class Plays .... ..... 3 One-Act Plays. . . . . . .3 ,Z ,Z Z ,4 ,4 .4 .4 Madrigal ....... ...... 3 Sextet ........ . . .1,Z,3,4 Solo ....... . . . .... . . .3 Cheerleader .... . . . 1,3,4 Class Plays .... . . . 3,4 One-Act Plays. . ..,. 3,4 RONALD BOOK Oscar Pet Peeve -........ Studying Favorite Paltime... Sleeping Basketball ............. 2,3 Baseball ........ ....... 3 Class Play .... . . .3 N 'av DONALD NORTH U1-Jon-I Pet Peeve .......... Writing Term Papers Favorite Pastime. . . . . Taking Things Apa Yearbook Stall. . ......... rt 4 Mixed Chorus .... ....... l Basketball ..... . . . l,Z,3,4 Baseball ..... ....... 4 Class Play ..... . . . 2,j,4 One-Act Play ........ 1,2,3,4 Class Officer. . . ..... .Z,3 f ,5. ! KAY LOU AHART Dynamite Pet Peeve .... l-'ouling Out Of Ball Games Favorite Pastime ..... Playing Cards Yearbook Staff ............ 4 Glee Club ........... l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus... .....Z,3 Basketball. . . . . .. . Z,3,4 Class Officer.... ROLAND SHARP Sharple Pet Peeve -.--- Getting Up In The Morning Favorite PastI:ne....Shldying one Club .............. 1,2 1 Class History ln the fall of 1940, forty-one new and eager students trooped up the stairs to begin our 13 years of hard labor. We admit there were a few tears shed: nevertheless, we re- gained our composure and enjoyed ourselves. Those who started were Wanda Andersen, Martha Argotsinger, Harvey Brasel, Nancy Brink, Leland Buck, Luan Chowning, Viola Mae Coleman, Bryce Cross, Helen Ann Dillavou, Lois Ann Dryden, Dennis Gibson, Gene Goeser, Clifford Gorman, Jim Griffin, Adella Hansen, Faye Hansen, Alma Higgings, Bill Houston, Dean Jenkins, Kenneth Kinny, Harold Kuhlman, Bob Lahr, Owen Leslie, Hans Malone, Alice McCoid, Leonard Mitchell, Ronald Mortenson, Wilmer Norris, Paul Paulsen, Shirley Penniman, Joan Riddle, Pat Riley, Glenda Smith, Loren Smith, Edward Segebart, .Tack Thomson, Jerome Thompson, Bruce Tillit, Edith Wingrove, Arlo McCutcheon, and Mary Mar shall. ln kindergarten, we labored with our ABC's and we learned to count. We all looked forward to our afternoon naps and story telling. We certainly enjoyed those rugs. We will always remember Miss Agnes' famous drawing of the birthday cake and the singing of Old Shoes, New Shoes. The dog house in first grade always seemed to be fascinating for some of the boys, and possibly a few girls. The fruit drink always tasted good at recess. This was the first year we had the use of desks. lt was quite a thrill to have books, paper and pencils right with us. We also started a tonette band which was a lot of fun. Second grade seemed to be a little harder- We began to learn to write and also to work more with numbers. We will always remember the plaques we made and also the Lifebuoy Health Charts that we kept. Third grade was one of our most memorable years. The girls built grass houses-- then the boys ran through and'wrecked them. A lot of our recesses were spent in playing Pomp Pomp Pull Away. The tale can now be told of some of our antics. Dennis, Bryce, Owen, and others left school early one day--by the use of the fire escape. They were never missed. When Pat was sent to the cloakroom she had a feast of crackers. Joan used to enjoy her noon lunches in the middle of the morning. Wanda brought her jewels to school and with the help of her classmates threw them on the floor. The boys crawled all over the room picking them up for us. We remember the day we let some bees out in the room after gettingthem at recess. We remember our Thanksgiving party, and march- ing to other rooms, also the marches that we took around the room, and don't forget the yardstick. The boys didn't get by with playing marbles during school time. The teacher had quite a collection. We did some studying by the way--we learned where we lived and something about ourselves by the use of geography. We also began to take science- We really thought we were grown up. Fourth, fifth, and sixth grades were also eventful years. In fourth grade, the teacher didn't show up one day. We proceeded to teach ourselves. Boy, did we learn a lot. We also had a flower shower for our teacher. The room really smelled nice after that. This was the year we really had a picnic. We went out to McCutcheon's timber and had a wiener roast, played games and other things. What a year!! ln fifth grade we began trying to master fractions. After a lot of patience from the teacher, we finally got it through our thick skulls. At least we think we did. This was the year we took part in the grade school operetta. Some of the girls even put on plays during the noon hour for special enter- tainment. Sixth grade, we began on decimals. What a time! We were taking penmanship at full swing. We are sure that our instructor thought we were writing with our noses be- cause of the ink on them. Some of the high school faculty still think we do. This is the year we had our pictures taken. At last we arrived at seventh grade. We were really grown up. We remember the numerous spelling Contests, the fruit rolls, and other activities that we participated in. At last!! We're in eighth grade. We were the Seniors of grade school and were 'anti- cipating entering high school. We had a Halloween party in the film room and we enjoyed a sleigh riding party. This was the year some of the boys played hookeyg consequently, they were asked to recopy the dictionary. Some of the boys and girls were taken in the cloakroom during school time. We also had an election of officers. We formed a girls' octet which usually ended with the giggles. Pat, Martha, and Faye Hansen went to the County Spelling Contest. Pat was intelligent enough to get second place. This ended our grade school activities. Our teachers were Miss Agnes, Miss Metcalf, Miss Howarth, Miss Wiggins, Miss Riddle, Mrs. Ballantine, Miss Turnland, Miss Armentrout, Miss Johnson, Miss Manion, and Miss Hoffman. Those who entered high school were Kay Ahart, Wanda Andersen, Martha Argotsinger, Charles Beerman, Clernet Berney, Robert Bramley, Rosetta Brown, Leland Buck, Don Crawford, Bryce Cross, Dolores Dryden, Dennis Gibson, Gene Goeser, James Griffin, Bill Houston, Lillian Kolln, Bob Lahr, Owen Leslie, Everett Price, Joan Riddle, Pat Riley, Roland Sharp, Glenda Smith, Jack Thomson, Duane Treft, and Donna Lahr. Our Freshman year started off with the annual initiation and a party given by the Seniors in the evening. Pat and Glenda were selected as cheerleaders and they were also selected for the sextets- The next year, our Sophomore year, we gave our first party, an April Fool's party. By the way, we got many compliments on our decorations. We can still see Pat and ? and Rosetta and ? in the halls. This was also the year we served the Junior-Senior Banquet. They dressed us as characters from the Gay Nineties. Some of us served at the Alumni Banquet, too. There were places on the basketball teams for a few of us- During our Junior year, we ordered our class rings. This was the year we gave our play, The Campbells Are Coming. lt was a big success in which we made the most money that had been made in the last five years. Some of the students also were in the one-act plays. Our banquet was a successg we used the theme of Showboat. We dressed the Sophomores as characters from the movie Showboat. We had a new experience when we went to Denison on Vocational Guidance Day. Our last year, our Senior year, was filled with many new and interesting events. With a lot of hurry and scurry we prepared for our Initiation Day. We had the Freshmen dress as circus characters and then prepared a party for them in the evening- We had our pictures taken on January 4th. After getting shot, we all ate dinner together- By the time we ordered our announcements, we began to realize that our school days were about to end. Baccalaureate was held Sunday, May 10th, and Commencement, May 14th. We had a feeling of sadness in leaving the school, but also a feeling of happiness in getting out of school. The ones that started together that are now graduating are Wanda Andersen, Martha Argotsinger, Leland Buck, Bryce Cross, Dennis Gibson, Gene Goeser, .Tim Griffin, Owen Leslie, Joan Riddle, Pat Riley, Glenda Smith, and .Tack Thomson. The members of the Faculty that puts up with us during our high school days were Mr- Elmore, Miss Hugron, Miss Patrick, Mrs. Ruby Smith, Mr. Hughes, Miss Thompson, Mrs- Walters, Mr. Harrington, Mr. Butterworth, Mr. Good, Mr. Ordal, Mr. Ploth, Mrs- Ploth, and Mr. Hanson. Kindergarten Class of 1953 Prophecy of the Class of '53 lt is now 1973: twenty years have passed since we last looked in on the graduation class of 1953. Since the class of '53 was scattered all over the world, it was rather hard to look in on them. But by the means of our speedy Flying Saucer, we were able to spend a few minutes with each of them and they told us of their successes and failures. Wanda Andersen has at last achieved her worldly aim. She is in Ring Number One as the Fat Lady in Ringling Brothers Circus. Erom all rumors, we hear that she is still chasing Arlen Petersen, but with all that excess weight she isn't as good at running as she used to be. Glenda Lee Smith, the ex-wife of Gaylin Sisson, is now out doing the town, looking for a badly-needed job. It seems as if their early marriage didn't work out so well. She has only one drawback that contributes to her inability at finding a job---that drawback is her six little red-headed children- .Tirn Griffin, better known as Mr. Atlas, is keeping his old school teacher's daughter in shape. After many requests for his diet, he let us in on his secret. He tells us that Gerber's Baby Food is the main stay in his diet. Kay Ahart, the poor girl, has never been as happy and carefree as she was in her school days. It seems as if there are too many twigs in her way. At last report, we hear she has joined the Waves and is hoping to find that sailor who once held her interest- If this doesn't satisfy her, however, Kay tells us that she can always go back to raising spiders- Pat Riley isn't doing as well as everyone expectedl She married Bill Baber but she cou1dn't leave all her old, and also new, flames alone. She has four children who are doing fine, but Pat has been having considerable trouble making one little boy leave a motor- cycle alone. Roland Sharp, we believe, has one of the best jobs of his entire class. He is working with Mannequin Models in New York City- His job---designing costumes- He has run onto a very familiar acquaintance recently--we were all very surprised to hear that this model is Joan Riddle. We are still puzzled as to what happened to Joan, her farming, and Arlo. Don North has a very important political job. He is Chief Mouse-Trap-Emptier for the Governor. He likes his job tremendously well and we hear he is receiving a very high salary. Martha Rose Argotsinger is filling a position which is very well suited to her. She is a schoolteacher- Martha has been at this little schoolhouse so long that the chalk dust has discolored her hair and some think that it has even discolored her mind. Jack Thomsen, the successful lad, is now Crawford County's sensational beauty opera- tor. He's in an old familiar spot, especially to the boys--the place once owned by Verla Clingenpeel. Lillian Kolln has made a great success of her nurses' training. She has now added to her list the discovery of a cure for the dreaded disease, brain fever, which many -of her classmates had during her high school yea s- Dolores Dryden, the one-time famous dancer, is now running a pawn shop at Providence, Rhode Island- Her main merchandise is watches. Whatever happened to that one you re- ceived during your Senior year, Dolores ? Ralph Waderich, who was one of the twigs in Kay Lou's future, is now a professional driver for .Toey Chitwood's Auto Daredevils. His chief aim in i -, which he hasn't yet achieved, is trying to run down Christmas trees- Owen Leslie is still working to develop his manly physiqueg his job, digging graves in the old town cemetery- We hear he isn't doing too well in the world because of his feel- ing of always being down under everyone else- Leland Buck, we hear, after his many years of peeling potatoes, has achieved the rank of Admiral in the United States Navy. Leland informs us that he is getting rather tired of being a Navy man though, and he says that as soon as he has received his discharge he will join the Marines- George Kelbl, the boy who, shall we say, disliked school, is now a college professor at Purdue University in Lafayette, Indiana. His knowledge of government, which he received in high school under Mr- Good, led him to this career. Dennis Gibson, the all-time ladies' man, has found that the women are interfering too much with his life. He has had to make a choice between his favorite hobby and women- We were very surprised that Dennis chose his hobby, which is spending his days at the library at Arion, Iowa, reading up on the latest of Einstein's theories- Bryce Cross, who is now known as the Reverend P. D- Cross, is doing great mission- ary work in Czechoslavakia. lt is rumored he is not doing so well because his mind keeps wandering back to his high school days, and nights- Donna Lahr has been on numerous television shows, we hear- Many people have seen her and say she is one of the best women wrestlers yet to appear before the screen- We are all wondering where she acquired this ability, it couldn't have been from slinging hash in Anderson's Restaurant, could it? ? Clemet Birney, a professional opera singer, is doing very well with his career- He will make his next performance at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City. We have all been curious to know where Clemet achieved his great vocal ability. It must have been from the practice he had calling hogs down on the old farm. Ronald Book's life is all wrapped up in his band- He is directing a very well-known band which we have all heard of, Book's Bouncing and Bobbing Be-Bop Boys- Their next performance will be at Buck Grove, Iowa and they are expected to draw a very large crowd. Rosetta Brown isn't the dignified girl we used to know. -She has lost that touch from her manual labor on the farm of Duane Hard Incorporated. In case you are wondering what Incorporated stands for, it was added because of Rosetta's and Duane's numerous addi- tions to the family throughout the years- Gene Goeser was a hard man to find. We finally located him along the Nile River, counting the grains of sand. He does this very often and calls it his hobby- We think the reason for this is to get away from his dominating wife, Dolores Lambert. Well, now that you have seen these brilliant people and learned of their successes in this great world, we hope you will stop by in your Flying Saucer again soon!!! f Class of ' 5 3 We all will remember our Freshman year, When we were honored with a little fear, Of the newness of step and the hopes we held dear: But they were all forgotten when the end was near. Our Sophomore year held something new. This was a year with things to dog Basketball chances on the team for a few, And serving at the Junior-Senior Banquet, too. Our Junior year was the best of three, Our Junior play was something to see! The day our rings came We were filled with glee, And in planning the banquet we were busy as a bee. At last, at last we are Seniors now! Out of our schooldays we soon will bow. Upon those lucky Juniors this position we endow, Also our ability for class discussion! WOW! Our schooldays now are in the past, That distant goal we've reached at last. We'll put into action 'the plans we massed, As we, of tomorrow step out into this world so vast. Last Will and Testament KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: We, the Senior class of '53 Being of sound mind and memory To you classmen, we will to thee Our following and abilities. .Tim Griffin wills his expelled days with Mr- Good to Pat Head, to George Baber his desk in study hall, and his nights in Dunlap to Russell Houston. Kay Lou Ahart wills her ability to foul out in basketball games to Delores Lambert, her nickname Dynamite to Joe Cramer, and her quietness to Boogie Mitchell. Clemet Birney wills his penmanship to Betty Brown, his farming ability to Bryce Brasel, and his nickname Barnyard to Jim Cross- Leland Buck wills his nights in Manilla to Jerry Houston, his nickname Weiner to Clifford, and his drawing of Bugs Bunny to 'Buzzy Putnam Rosetta Brown wills her ladylike manners to Olive North, her typing ability to Dutch Malone, and her ability to stick to one man to Ruth Herrig. George Kelbl wills his hot rod to anyone desperate enough to take it, his honor of being Mr. Good's private case to Boogie Mitchell, and his Toni curls to Pat Head. Lillian Kolln wills her stubborness to Evelyn Beam, her hours of study to Tom Houston, and her Cornet to Bryce Brasel. Bryce Cross wills his butch haircut to George Baber, his humorous ability to Jack Garrett, and his height to Don Waderich. Donna Lahr wills her figure and height to Linda Wingrove, her size 45 shoes to Gloria Petersen, and her western interests to Opal Malone. Don North wills his ability to handle a '39 green Chevy with ease to Bob Marshall, his sewing skill to Sylvester Head, and his government book to Jim Cross. Owen Leslie wills his physique to Joe Cramer, his scientific knowledge to Dutch Malone, and his gift of gab to Karen Smith. Pat Riley wills her cheerleading outfit to Barbara Sharp, her interest in the Marines to Clara Mae Bramley, and her detention slips to Betty Brown.. Gene Goeser wills to Clifford Gorman his noon hours with Delores, his sideburns to Eddie Ahart, and his rabbit ranch to .Tim Cross. Jack Thomsen wills his nickname Wifie to Leo Brown, his pretty eyes to Marcelline Malone, and his favorite pastime to Donna Malone. Martha Argotsinger wills her moody temper to Sylvester Head, to Bette Doidge her driving skill, and her ability to make her free throws to Shirley North. Roland Sharp wills his bashfulness to Francis McGovern, his red hair to DeWayne Seimer, and his sleepless nights to Carmen Smith- Joan Riddle wills her technique to get along well with the Norths to Marietta Guyett, her flirtatious ways to Carmen Smith, her clarinet to anyone who wants it- Ronald Book wills his last New Year's Eve to .Tack Lambert, his temper at play practice to Eddie Ahart, and his broken down '35 Ford to Jim Zimmerman. Glenda Smith wills her favorite pastime to .Tack Lambert, her boldness to LaVerne Thomsen, her suitcase to Marcelline Malone- Ralph Waderich wills his favorite expression to Francis McGovern, his tardiness to Jerry Houston, and his faithfulness to Kay Lou to Boogie. Dolores Dryden wills her letter writing ability to Jack Garrett, her pony tail to Karen Smith, and her nights with Arnie to Neva, who would enjoy them. Wanda Anderson wills to Opal Malone and Clara Mae Bramlet her gum cracking fthere's enough loudness for bothj, her nights in a blue Chevy to Eileen Birney, and her singing to Mary Marshall. Dennis Gibson wills to Dale Wight his unsuccessful night in Denison, his,sa1es- manship to Glenn Petersen, and his natural f?j waves to Eldon Argotsinger. To you Juniors, we also leave these: Our brilliant knowledge of sociology, Each worn government book, And each long period spent with Mr. Good. Apply these to the best ofyour knowledge: Who knows ? You may go on to college! The faculty thought we were quite the twenty-threeg We're sure you Juniors will agree. Qlf you don't, just wait and see!!!j X ' z - - xky 'J' 2 Q f- K 'K : ff-,.-Sw IGRS R S de, 3 5' A ui' Q 1 1 YQ, x --.Ffw ..... V.A 7 ,f-any I ra I .I ,.g: K Akk. if W4 K J J , W 4 ' 'L M Zgf ,, L i ,. I QQQY, , 5, 3 ,Y -ai 5 E A if Q' W fwfr iv Q i I uniof Class CL A55 or F16 BRS President .... . . . .... Kar en Smith Vice-President ....... . . .Glenn Petersen Secretary-Treasnr er. . . ...... Betty Brown Sponsor . .............. . . ........ .... Ni r 9, . Schneckioth The Sunior class has eighteen members. Five giris and tive boys were in the Giee Clubs and one giri was in sextet. Four Snniors were in the band. There were two girls and tour bovs from our ciass on the basketbaii teams. Four bovs were on the basebaii team. We began our activities bv giving a Haiiow een party. in November, we presented our class ptav, Cracked Nuts. W e had much diiiicuitv in deciding the theme ior our Junior-Senior Banquet, but we hope evervone enyoved it. Junior Class FXRST ROW: Kerry Houston, Bette Doidge, Mary Mar shait, Opal Niaione, Clara Mae Bramiev Xoe Cramer. ' SECOND ROW: Betty Brown, Ctiimrd Gorman, Sytvester Head, Karen Smith, Ei1eenBirney lack Garrett. ' TYHRD ROW1 LCOYXBYC5 NXRCYICU, Glenn ?etersen, Mrs- Schneckioth-Sponsor, lack Lambert Sim Cross, Richard Maxone. V S0Ph0more class SOM, 0771076 Class F1RS T RO W: SECQ Karen N p Buff r D ROW' Lftersen ff Ca fh s HIRD vern . ve1ynB 'high' O . e Q . om ' ob M ' H1-jet Dil yne Siem Hollsr arshal tn G'-1 I Y e Homheierer' Pennisoi' Leo Br' Dale W. en' Myra B ' Dlck Tr' ochmill own' Eddlght' MQ Duet' And le,-Weil er, Br ie Ah ug-ice 1-ey er' Ja yce B art. Putm 'hes Zi risel an. 1:-1, my-ner ' Mr. Ha Qhcis man. rfingto n'SPof-,S Or, CLASS OFFICERS President ........ . . . . Dale Hoffmeier Vice-President ....... ..... K aren Buff Secretary-Treasurer. . ...... Eddie Ahart Sponsor .............. .. . . . . . . .. .... Mr. Harrington Our class began the year with twenty-three members. We now have twenty-one in our class. Our class really went out for activities. Three of our girls were on the girls' basketball team. Three of our boys were on the squad, with Bryce Brasel as student manager and WHO radio correspondent. All the girls and were in Glee Clubs. Four members were in band. Two boys were on am. ' ed all the parties this year. boys the baseball te We thoroughly enjoy resin man Class CLASS OFFICERS President ......... ........... ..... ...... P a t Head Vice-President ....... .. Don Waderich Secretary- Treasurer. . . . . Donna Malone Sponsor ............... . . . . . . . . .... . . .Miss Patrick We started the school year with eighteen members in our class. During the first part of the year, Beth Davis moved to Omaha. We had a lot of fun on initiation day and the Seniors gave us a party that night which we enjoyed very much- ' Most of the class took part in school sports. All of the boys and most of the girls took part in the Glee Clubs. In the years to come, we hope to do better in all school activities. Freshman Class FIRST ROW: Donna Malone, Ruth Herrig, Neva Cross, Gloria Petersen, Barbara Sharp, Shirley Wingrove. ,Sl-JCOND NOW: Russell Houston, Shirley North, Delores Lambert, Linda Wingrore, Marreline Malone, Donald Waderich. THIRD ROW: James Head, Eldon Argorsinger, lvliss Patrick-Sponsor, George Baher, Kenneth Thorson, John Ballantine ,u ' C Mr. Ordal, Director SEXTET Glenda Smith Wanda Andersen Karen Smith Carmen Smith Pat Riley Martha Argotsinger FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FIRST ROW : SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW : Z8 Girls' Glee Club Neva Cross, Dolores Lambert, .Toan Riddle, Mary Marshall, Wanda Andersen, Karen Smith, Carmen Smith, Kay Ahart, Linda Wingrove. Bette Doidge, Eileen Birney, Betty Brown, Martha Argotsinger, Dolores Dryden, Pat Riley, Glenda Smith, Olive North, Gloria Petersen, Mr- Ordal, Director- Ruth Herrig, Donna Malone, Karen Buff, Rosetta Brown, Donna Lahr, Audrey Petersen, Myra Butler, Marietta Guyette, Evelyn Beam. Boys' Glee Club Glen Petersen, Dale Beam, DeWayne Seiver, Dennis Lochmiller, Maurice Putnam, Dick Trierweiler, Dale Hofiemier, .Tamer Zimmerman. Bob Marshall, Eddie Ahart, Leo Brown, Frances McGovern, Russel Houston, Dale Wight, Jerry Houston, George Baber, Bryce Brasel, Eldon Argotsinger. Tom Houston, Don Waderich, Joe Cramer, LaVerne Thomson, Mr. Ordal, Direc- tor, Pat Head, John Ballatine, Clifford,Gorman, Kenny Thorson. FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Percussion Section Margaret Linderman, Eldon Argotsinger, Wanda Poitevin, James Brasel, Mary Lou Anderson. Band Clarinet: Joan Riddle, Glen Petersen: Flute: Bob Smith, Pearl Putnam: Saxo- phone: Dale Wight, Burdette Hard. Clarinet: Janice Keairnes, lla Shumate, Leroy Wright, Judy Nichelsoni Cornet: Leora Smith, Maurice Putnam, Dorothy Sharp, Bryce Braselg Baritone: Mary Lou Diereniield, Marilyn Soperg French Horns: Jerry Houston, Betty Brown: Saxophone: Jack Garrett. Clarinet: Janice Johannson, Richard Brasel, Ray Dean Gordon, Jane Nichelson: Cornet: Bruce Bremser, Richard Ahart, Dennis Lockmiller, Lillian Kollng Tuba: Richard Brown:G1ockenspiel:Margret Linderman: Symbols: Eldon Argotsinger: Bass Drum: Wanda Poitevin: Drums: James Brasel, Mary Lou Andersen. W an Wgggwwgu 95 X ? U ' Q33 3 M-f, M . W ' 1 :sg as su ,f,,,.g5fF W3f.i5.f, - a., ,ink ,,, .4 H, ,g W . .5 .-,-, jk -Wx n. f . L g, ,,,,,,.,,,, if L W' we Q H ,a A Q iff? .Mg , wi 55 A 5 ,, E if Q- 3 gi X 45 Q ' W ffm 9? E Q ii WY I MW ...I- M Li if .. ,mf -1 w .-im, ,f '- . in.. wwf xg Vocational Agriculture FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: MR, PLOTH, INSTRUCTOR FUTURE FARM ERS OF AMISIKKCA Jack Lambert, Gene Goeser, .Tack Thomsen. Leland Burk, Bryre Hrasvl, LaVerne Thomsen, Bob Marshall, Eddie Ahart, Pat Head, Don Wadcrirh. Russell Houston- Clemet Birney, Owen Leslie, Ralph Waderich, Roland Sharp, George Babe-r, Dale Wight, Leo Brown, Kenneth Thorbon, DeWayne Siemer, John Ballantine, Eldon Argotsinger. James Zimmerman, Dick Trierweiler, Don North, Dale Bm-am, Glen Potersen, Jack Garrett, George Kelbl, Teacher-Mr, Ploth, Richard Malone, Sylvester Head, Dennis Lochmiller, Maurice Putnam, Francis McGovern. X 1.5 iw M1285 01' ws. Jw' mmprnu CHAPTER m cms N ., u k . Q- ,Q . ' E, ws ' k is E i n:2:i-Q14 -N H 'ff-.'..'e:'?f, 4 X f X Q X -.-4 :: . w 3 xi- . I .A .f . M, Kg I 'N L K .33 v Q .ff PE 'Y 5 .,,, .Q gif, gm A -I fi . f'i4'fQ ' -un- Q , Q.- , ,.., -.. ,y M 1 q ,l',' lr n Mffll III W! IA fa 'H 'Q 'gm Q 'GF ?'?i 3' IJ: :ln 'Q - 'A VS- 1 . Q,-A 2:1 ,Q -b -6 J ,, .i 3 V . ,f Q, 9 K H mi 0 v J'l. P ' haven Q' W., . Q? fi' 5. . 3- Migl X 'VA .i ,W S m EN m ,il , V ww -zz-? fbvfvw eil a s w ' - X :S-:Q Xmgvyw- fm-efmz gz : , E i , , - ,n .,.. . X ,,x. 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Class Donna Lahr, Glenda Smith, Mrs. Schneckloth-lnetrucror, Wanda Andersen, Pat Riley, Kay Ahart, Olive North, .loan Riddle, Roselta Brown, Dolores Dryden, Lillian Kolln. Hot Lunch CLOCKS: Mae Dillenhurger, Villa Seimer, Rena Riley. Cooks Help Yourself 5 Pair Tree Z If 37 OnefAct Plays Hercules' Night Out, His First Shave, and Rumors Wanted were the titles that in- troduced the three one-act plays presented by the Junior High and high school- The profit from one-act plays'went into a special fund to buy new stage equipment. Glenda Lee Smith and Pat Riley assisted as student directors- Our stage manager was Karen Smith- JUNIOR HIGH PLAY I-iercules' Night Out by Donald Payton Hercules Nelson --.- Wilbur Maxwell- - - Mrs- Maxwell ---- Mr . Maxwell ..... Betty Maxwell- . . Connie ....... Gerald- - - Grandma Judson .... Mrs. Judson ...... Hannah Latz .... Janey Judson- - - Don Judson. . . Mr. Judson. .- Betty Kenyon .--. Marion Hawley .... Harry Hollister. . . Grover Spratt ..... Mary Lou Spratt- - - Dr- Peter Deems- - Aggie Spratt ....... Grandma Seagrave- Mrs- Merryweather- - . - Mrs. Huggins .... . . . HIGH SCHOOL PLAYS ' 'His Fir st Shave' ' bv Pauline Phelps ' 'Rumors W anted' ' by Jay Tobias . . . . . Richard Ahart Louis Claire Ahart - - - - Freda Callahan . -Eldon Argotsinger -- - - - Dorothy Sharp - . . - Pearl Putnam . - - .Burdette Hard . . . . . . . .Joan Riddle Martha Argotsinger ----.---KarenBuff . . Donna Malone . . . . . .Eddie Ahart .. .. Clemet Birney . . Glenda Lee Smith ..........PatRiley - - - - James Griffin . . . .Jerry Houston . . . Wanda Andersen .........DonNorth . . . . . Eileen Birney Clara Mae Bramley . . . . Mary Marshall - - -Olive Mae North A Ready Made Family Agnes Martyn, a widow, while on vacation meets an old sweetheart, Henry Turner, a widower, and they become engaged. Neither tells the other of the children at home, three in one household and two in the other. The youngsters, having heard of the big surprise and not feeling too good about it, plan to upset the matrimonial apple cart by acting their worst before their prospective step-parents. One will have fitsg another will talk baby talk: a third plays the role of a holy terror. Sammie becomes a kleptomaniac and worse, and Doris, having had an operation, will harp on that. What a mix-up and what fun in the telling. After almost two hours of side-splitting laughter, Agnes and Henry emerge victorious and the kids are ready to accept their new parents. Cast Agnes Martyn .... ...... . . Martha Argotsinger Bob Martyn ...... .......... D on North Marilee Martyn. . . ....... Pat Riley Gracie iviartyn. . . ...... Donna Lahr Miss Lydia ..... Henry Turner .... Doris Turner. . . Sammie Turner. . . Begonia ......... Nicodemus -..- . . .Wanda Andersen . . . Clemet Birney . . . .Glenda Smith --- Jim Griffin . . . Jean Riddle - --Leland Buck Junior Class C Play CAST Aunt Drusilla .... Peggy Nutt ..... Ginger Nutt ...... Mrs- Garfinkle ---- Confusion ......... . . .Terry Houston Delicious ............ . . Betty Brown Magnolia Langsford .... .... O pal Malone Professor Beamish. . . . . . .Tack Garrett Pete Beamish ....... .... .T ack Lambert Billy Beamish ..... . . Sylvester Head Mrs. De Wesse ...... . . Ivlary Marshall Adelbert De Wesse- Stage Manager ..... . . . . . Leonard Mitchell Junior Class Play HCRACKED NUTS Rich aunt Drusilla Nutt, is determined that her nieces, Peggy and Ginger Nutt, shall go to college, but they can't have allowances, go to movies, or have boy friends- ln order to earn a little spending money, the girls rent rooms in Aunt Drue's house, after she has gone away for a visit. Confusion and Delicious, the Negro handy man and maid, go along with the plan, but Gloomy Gus, Aunt Drue's loyal housekeeper, almost upsets the plan. After the rooms are all rented to an assorted group, in- cluding Peggy's and Ginger's boy friends, Aunt Drue returns unexpectedly. The results are explosive, but everything turns out all right when Aunt Drue discovers that one of her roomers is a long lost love, whom she met in a train wreck. ..BetteDoidge . . ........ Karen Smith . . .Clara Mae Bramley . . . . . . Eileen Birney . . . .... Richard Malone EJ III MR. HARRINGTON, COACH sg ? 'fa 'S x kia xxx? xXX zx -. N . 2 ' i ' KX f-if 33' . x.,: K wi 1 . , .MX ., X. fuk? ,Q s:f?J. iz' 'if' 515: . . W x M., ,..,- -H Q, K ,- si? N . A . . Lxx . X My , -, .f S, gf i?' W5-nm.. 5 f i 1 fsff' Lf W SffF: , f' j K .kE,:'N,f Z 5 , . , ,,i., .. J 1 ff irl Q ..f- 496' .. sb.-5 ff wi 1323 4 . fl-V J . X ,Q- -'mb -, K ' , tr E Q :ff ff , W Lixlfgg 1 L 1 15 : A ' FNW N ' ' - ,'-' Q ZN. .k., . -,:-. ,,.- V 3 ' K QQ mx V 5 ,,.h, Q is . ,,..xuli U 1 S2 if g, A Q- U 4 . k -f- , ,pf .1 Nw ia ' at 5 N . -Lf ig 5. aww N is -. -- ,. :ff uw, ff V if Am . L i M-, - fs 5 - W 1 -fl , 'Aim T .5 mega X Sw L- ' 5' af fag. . 2 K VA, mfg- --,.- me Q ix' f + ,J xi. , F ' 51.- 44 1: . 5'-fi. 'Vg K I ff kg V 5I,,,g.,.m A xi 1 X M Q I '53 Y Glenda Smith, lwlartha Argotsinger, Karen Buff, Shirley North, Karen Smith, Wanda Ander5en, Pearl Putnam, Carmen Smith, Kay Ahart, Dolores Lambert, Marceline Malone, Mary Marshall. The Mighty Greyhounds Don Waderich, John Ballantine, Tom Houston, Eddie Ahart, Owen Leslie, Frances N1cGovcrn, Ralph Waderich, Leonard Mitchell, Richard Malone, Don North, James Cross, Dennis Gibson, Jack Lambert, James. Griffin, Bryce Cross- Boys, Basketball ' Tom Housibn J ef. Griffin Eddie Ahart' , d rich- John Ballantine. Don wa e arrihEt9n'CoaCh' , f, Francei McGovern' Mr. H . . n. FWRST ROIYOW: Birjlxce Brasei-itugiiitlgiitgge mes Cross, B1'YCe Cross' Denms Gtbso SECOND Raxph w2l?5xoi'iia,'Leonard Mitchell' 18 T1-nan Row: ifiaiimbert- POINTS FOR PLAYE Jim Cross 181 Ed Ahart Jim Griffin 133 Don N01-th L. Mitchell 130 Owen Leslie Bryce Cross 106 J. Lambert D. Gibson 86 R.Wade1-ich Them Us Pisgah 41 E Soldier 82 49 Little Sioux 24 46 Woodbine 3 8 3 6 Vail 41 45 ty Tourney1 Earling 60 Z6 Manilla 36 Z9 Schleswig 35 37 Westside 40 30 Schleswig QSectiona11 Charter Oak 57 Z9 AV AGE IN GAME Jim Cross 9.53 Ed Ahart Jim Griffin .00 Don North L. Mitchell 84 Owen Leslie Bryce Cross 58 J. Lambert D- Gibson 53 R. Waderich Won 7 Lost 13 Offensive Average 38:57 Defensive Average 44.26 C - . o Captains, Bryce Cross a iors Girls, Basketball FIRST ROW SECOND ROW: lgilgljczirgoesinger C THIRD Row. Wana. Anfrudeni Minalmen Smith' Kar ' Mr- Harrinerseni Doi-oth r' Glenda gmithen Smith, Kar Putnam M.gton'C0aqh LSh P-Student ' DUO:-es L en Buff. . iss Pafrickgs 'EY Aharf, Shi Manager. amber-t, Mary M Ponsor. Hel' North, M ax-shell, ar-Celine Malone Pen I ' r TOTAL POINTS FOR FORWARDS Carmen Smith 362 Karen Buff 45 M. Argotsinger 273 Karen Smith 38 Glenda Smith 57 S. North 1 Them Us Pisgah 37 F Vail 39 Soldier 43 40 KI1I'0H 28 Little Sioux 45 42 Charter Oak fCounty Tourneyj 40 Woodbine 21 42 Dunlap QSectiona1J 22 Vail 35 52 Irwin qsectionail 56 Manilla 44 27 Panama QSectionalj 62 Schleswig 37 34 Arcadia 43 West5ide 39 38 Kiron 24 Charter Oak 54 31 Woodbine 32 Irwin 52 31 791 Arcadia 38 49 AVERAGE INDIVIDUAL POINTS PER GAME Carmen Smith 18.10 Karen Buff 2.25 M- Argotsinger 13.65 Karen Smith 1.90 Glenda Smith 2.85 Offensive Average 41.45 Won 8 Lost 12 Defensive Average 39.55 otsinger and Kay Ahart, Seniors Co-Cap tains, Martha Arg 37 36 za 41 50 38 83 -io 61 W9 QQ is I if vga: Lis, R1 Rm W:-v S K, . .5 .ii x .W Ml My A N 'Nw-w is MQ , V T , my ,4- X.....u..--w :,,2, X W, M Q, ?'?fsi'fHfi,-L. 'J M A C Junior High Teams Dorothy Sharp, Trudy Lund, Margaret Lindcrma., Janice Beam, Dec- Buck, Marilyn Smith, Marlene Wadrich, Freda Callahan, Audrey Diercnfield, Janice Johannsen, Mary Lou Dierenfield, Pearl Putnam. FIR SECET ROW: THIRDND ROW. 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I 1 2 E FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Eighth Grade Patricia Mathys, Dorothy Sharp, Pearl Putnam, Mary Lou Dierenfield, Dee Buck, Charles Buff, Richard Siemer. Richard Ahart, Marilyn Soper, Burdette Hard, Bill Miller, Carole Dryden, Beverly Gilbreath- Terry Miller, Gene Beam, Richard Brown, Mrs. Ploth-Teacher, Donald Thompson, Marlene Waderich, Julius Zimmerman, Not In Picture: Shirley Gorden- Seventh Grade James Thomsen, Louis Clair Ahart, Bill Anderson, Donald Lyman, Ronald Finken, James Brasel, Norman Malone, Jimmie Brown, Paul Guyett, William Weber. Janet Aberhardt, Janet Knierim, Trudy Lund, Jeanette Knierim, Mary Lou Anderson, Freda Callahan, Myrna Finken, Alvin Frazier, Janice Beam, Leora Smith. Richard Cue, Diane Sharp, Lloyd Birney, Janice Johannsen, George Scott, Miss Hoffman-Teacher, Margaret Linderman, Audrey Dierenfield, Donald Trierweiler, Michael Houston, Fern Weber. Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Sixth Grade Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW! FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW : Sixth Grade Dwaine Thompson, Carl Weber, Paul Thomsen, Kenneth Wright, John North, Robert Olson- Joan Teoh, Lyle Thomsen, Jack Smith, Ray Dean Gorden, Judy Olson, Dona Olson, Gary Thomsen, Sandra Soper, Helen Houston- Clara Mae Birney, Betty Gilbreath, Joann Zimmerman, Janice Keairnes, Miss 'lfurnlund-Teacher, Darrell Hard, Wanda Poitevin, Bonnie Buff, James North- Not In Picture: Alice Aberhardt. Fifth Grade Craig Schmidt, Roger Houston, Wayne Olson, Leroy Wright, Bill Scott, Rannie Buff, Bruce Bremser, Glenn Henkel. Larry Thompson, Glen North, Bruce Kline, Kay Wright, Eddie Beam, Robert Smith, Jean Finken, Illa Jane Shumate, Judy Nichelson, Dean Beam. Marvin Stier, Marilyn Malone, Elaine Miller, Richard Brasel, Mrs. Sturgill- Teacher, Dale Henkel, Jane Nichelson, Shirley Christensen, Carol Christiansen. Not In Picture: Jimmy Lee. Third Grade FIRST ROW : SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Fourth Grade Stephen Houston, Ronald Thompson, Gary Brummer, Verle McCutcheon, Gerald Zimmerman, Benny Malone, Lavern Wright, Shirlee Henkel. Judy Thomsen, Charlene Johannsen, Gladys Pedersen, Tommy Weber, Bobby Brink, Karen Keairnes, Margaret Mathys, Shirley Spreng, Jane Houston. Sharon Soper, Peggy Anderson, Sandra Chase, John Hickey, Mrs. Ballantine- Teacher, Ronald Nichelson, Billy Knierim, Mary Ann Kelm, Betty Lou Head, Carlyn Brown. Third Grade James Spreng, Byron Bremser, Dale Finken, Delbert Zimmerman, Dennis Brown, Lavern Mathys, Melvin Finken. Janice Guyett, Karen Wingrove, Judy Brasel, Eugene Olson, lvan Molone, Frances Schrimbeck, Fredrick Shumate, Kathleen Lambert, Kay Houston. Janice Lee, Keith Wright, Philip Trierweiler, Mrs. McGovern-Teacher, Alan Johannsen, Margaret Cross, Bonnie Sharp, Crystal Newcomb. Not In Picture: Linda Goeser, Joan Kline. Fourth Grade f M Jig, if? 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Baber, Ruby fSchaupp1 '19, Dunlap, Iowa Alum ni Directory fListed Alphabetically According To Maiden Namel 'kDeceased -A- Aberhardt, Flora twingrovel '24, Arion, Iowa Aberhardt, Martha tWingrove1 '27, Arion, Iowa Acker, Faye fBuss1 '22, Dow City, Iowa Acker, Irma fBohn1 '24, 1500 llth Avenue, St. Petersburg, Florida Ahart, Theodore '19, South Beath Street, Ames, Ia. Ahart, J. Leo '12, Dow City, Iowa Ahart, Bernard '26, Buck Grove, Iowa Ahart, John '37, Cheerio Trailer Court, Route 2, Coos Bay, Oregon Argotsinger Argotsinger Ar gotsinger Argotsinger, Betty fLambert1 '43, Dow City, Bryce '44, Arion, Iowa Vincent '46, Dow City, Iowa Dale '48, Service Arnold, Gertrude '99'5' Arnold, Jean fWalters1 '33, 4527 South 22nd Street, Omaha, Nebraska -B- la Ahart, Ahart, J. Leo Jr. '42, Denison, Iowa Thomas '43, Denison, Iowa Ahart, Mary Catherine lldenl '46, Iowa City, Ia. Ahart, Joan '46, Onawa, Iowa Ahart, Mary Jane '46, Dow City, Iowa Ahart, Ahart, B ill James '4 8, Service '49, Tuson, Arizona Ahart, Gregory '49, Service Ahart, Connie '51, Morningside College, Sioux City, Iowa Ahart, Vincent '51, Dow City, Iowa Ahart, Bonnie '52, Morningside College, Sioux City, Iowa Ahart, Emmett '52, Dow City, Iowa Alexander, Harold '06, Dow City, Iowa Alexander, Bernice '024' Alexander, Bessie QGroverl '14, 351 Wilson Ave., Glendal e, California ' Alexander, George '29, 616 Allen Street, Waterloo, Iowa Alexander, Lois fCross1 '30, Dow City, Iowa Alexander, Margaret '36, Omaha, Nebraska Allen, Nor een fAnderson1 '27, 3327 West 73rd St., Denver, Colorado Allen, Don ald '27, 118 West Market, Ottumwa, Ia. Allen, Alice fWinans1 '31, Boone, Iowa Anderson, Anherst '25, 3327 West 73rd Street, Denver, Colorado Anderson, Wana '274' Anderson, Major '30, Marshalltown, Iowa Anderson, Charlotte fMohl1 '31, 4749 Elmwood Avenue, Los Angeles, California Anderson, Richard '35, Mossyrock, Washington Baber, Bessie tSpangler1 '14, 522 Calapooia Albany, Oregon Baber, Vernon '35, 7314 Street, Lo Road, Houston, Texas Baber, Betty fSwensenJ '42, Soldier, Iowa Baber, Nellie fBrase11 '44, Dow City, Iowa Baber, Bill '51, Service Ballantine, David '21, Arion, Iowa Ballantine, James '21, Kiron, Iowa Ballantine, Richard '22, Box 307, -Pineville, Oregon Ballantine, Chester '27, Avoca, Iowa Ballantine, Margaret fTrexe11 '24, Fort Dodge, Route 2, Iowa Ballantine, Edith flvlillettl '30, 1415 Avenue North Street, Omaha, Nebraska Ballantine, Arletta fBrown1 '47, 1113 10th, Onawa, Iowa Ballantine, Esther fBerkan1 '48, Elmo, Kansas Barker, Clark '20, 4107 2nd Street, Des Moines, Iowa Baughman, Dorothy tRippey1 '37, RFD, Amity, Missouri Baughman, Leone fLange1 '39, Brooklyn, N. Y. Baughman, Donna fAl1en1 '42, Warrensburg, Missouri Baughman, Louise fFerguson1 '38, 10405 Califa, North Hollywood, California Baughman, Alma '47, 1141 East College, Iowa City, Iowa Baughman, Floy '52, Graceland College, Lamoni, Iowa Beam, Vernon '47, Service Beam, Glen '51, Dow City, Iowa Bell, Arden '14 Bell, Anna QSchwab1 '16, 2437 Eliot Street, Denver, Colorado Berry, Besse fl-Iornl '29, 515 East Bismarck, Grand Island, Nebraska Anderson, Luella QMi1lex-1 '36, Mossyrock, Wash. Andersen, Bonna Mae tweedl '48, Carroll, Iowa Andersen, Anna Lou fYarringtonl '50, Pleasantville, Iowa Andersen, Betty '51, Omaha, Nebraska Andresen, Maxine tlurgensenl '39, Arion, Iowa Argotsinger, Paul '18, Arion, Iowa Argotsinger, Lola tBramley1 '23, Dow City, Iowa Argotsinger, Velma '24, 1205 East Main, Medford, Oregon Argotsinger, Kenneth '37, Dunlap, Iowa Ar gots inger , Darrell '41, Woodbine, Iowa Betty, Frances tBirkhofer1 '30, 3925 North 36th Avenue, Omaha, Nebraska Best, Martha fO'Day1 '27, Dunlap, Iowa Best Lois fMohr1 '32, Orleans, Nebraska Best Roberta QLahr1 '34, Charter Oak, Iowa Best Mildred fBaker1 '3 8, Walnut, Iowa Binnall, Bryce 'l4'5f Birkhofer, Lena fClark1 '13, Denison, Iowa Birkhofer, Helen fAlbertaQ '23, Denison, Iowa Birkhofer, Genevieve QBuff1 '26, Dow City, Iowa Birkhofer, Pearl QTech1 '24, Denison, Iowa Birkhofer, Dorothy fColemanl '31, Buck Grove, Ia. Birkhofer, Arlene fWinn1 '34, Willard, Missouri Birkhofer, Kenneth '35, Galveston, Texas Birkhofer, Robert E. '40'51 Boham, Marion '32, Council Bluffs, Iowa Boham, Lyle '35, Waterloo, Iowa Booth, Charles '95i' Bond, Carroll '34 Bond, Richard '39 Brady, Winifred QLahr1 '23, Harlan, Iowa Brady, Norman '50, Dunlap, Iowa Brake, Rena fMcBridel '06, 1009 South 52nd Street, Omaha, Nebraska Brake, Maude fLusk1 '14, 1009 South 52nd Street, Omaha, Nebraska Bramley, Leland '47, Service Brasel Brasel Brasel Brasel, Brasel, Brasel Brasel Samuel '28, Dow City, Iowa Ancil '30, Evans Ranch, Evergreen, Calif. Lois QRiley1 '3 6, Carroll, Iowa' Cleota QClark1 '3 8, Dow City, Iowa Russell '42, Dow City, Iowa Robert '42, Dow City, Iowa Betty Jane fWingroveJ '50, Dow City, Iowa Bremser, Bernice fl-Ialtoml '26, Iowa Falls, Iowa Bremser, Bryce '31, Dow City, Iowa Bremser, Lyle '34, 919 South 86th Street, Omaha, Nebraska Brink, Kathryn fKline1 '41, Arion, Iowa Brink, Joyce QMeggers1 '45, Dow City, Iowa Brink, Donna '52, Dow City, Iowa Brocksen, Arnold '34, 1027 Redondo Avenue, Long Beach, Frlifornia Brown, Elsie Qwingrovel '25, Arion, Iowa Brown, Leo '48, Des Moines, Iowa Brown, Donna '52, Omaha, Nebraska Bryan, Glen '29, Chicago, Illinois Bryan, Marjorie fHatfie1dj '14, Denison, Iowa Bryan, Margaret fGreen1 '30, Sac City, Iowa Bryan, Edgar '47, Denison, Iowa Buff, Pat fC1arkl '48, Denison, Iowa Buff, Thelma fPodey1 '48, Denison, Iowa Buff, Perry '52, Service Burke, Vera '37, Denison, Iowa Burns, Lillian '95'1' Buss, Charles '21, 56 West Cuyahoga Falls Ave., Akron, Ohio Buss, Louis '21, Dow City, Iowa Buss, Evelyn fNelsonl '25, Tipton, Iowa Buss, Eleanor '31, 843 East Pierce Street, Council Bluffs, Iowa A Buss, Jeanne Qlrloustonl '34, Dow City, Iowa Buss, Jane fSmith1 '46, Dow City, Iowa Buff, Jimmie '50, Service Butler, Stella fCol1ier1 '06, Casey, Washington Butler, Fred '96'1' Butler, Ferne fBehrens1 '094' Butler, Edward '10, Lewiston, Idaho Butler, Ava 'l0't ' Butler, Verna QPeters1 '334' Butler, Donna QVeresl '21, 1641 North Alexandria Avenue, Hollywood, California Butterworth, Ora fDerryl '08, Independence, Mo. Butterworth, Asa '964' Butterworth, Julian '01, 101 Irving, Ithaca, N. Y. Butterworth, Arthur '02 - '034' Butterworth Ward '04'9' Butterworth, Virgil '06, Winsor, Missouri Butterworth, Hugh E. '07, 157 Ronada Avenue 33, Oakland, California Butterworth, Mildred fSharp1 '09, Ute, Iowa Butterworth, Raymond '10, Dow City, Iowa Butterworth, Nelson '14, 605 Pasewalk, Norfolk, Nebraska Butterworth, Herbert '19 Butterworth, Dale '23, 437 East 3rd, Long Beach, California ' Butterworth, Vida '24, Independence, Missouri Butterworth, Jerrold '30, 280 Bowling Green Ave., San Leandro, California Butterworth, Naomi fWayl '31, 157 Ronada Avenue 63, Oakland, California Butterworth, Mary Lou fPeters1 '43, 1018 5th Ave., DeWitt, Iowa Bysong, Bonnie QMesenbrinkl '49, Omaha, Nebraska -C- Callahan, Harry '42, Wichita, Kansas Carlson, Fred '34, Maywood, Illinois Carlson, Marion fCranel '24, Des Moines, Iowa Carson, Everett '24, Carroll, Iowa Carson, Mary fGa11oway1 '25, Carroll, Iowa Carpenter, Dorothy fBlack1 '33, Dunlap, Iowa Chamberlain, Trenna CDenioj '11, 373 Lincoln Ave., Pamona, California Chamberlain, Anna KDatteral1 '29, Dunlap, Iowa Chamberlain, Avery '28 Chamberlain, Alta fGilette1 '34, Newton, Iowa Christiansen, Irma QChase1 '39, Dow City, Iowa Christiansen, Lorraine fBrasel1 '40, Dow City, Ia. Clark, Russell '33, Dow City, Iowa Clark, James '34, Vail, Iowa Clark, Pauline fGordonl '36, Storm Lake, Iowa Clark, Marion QRobertson1 '3 6, Dunlap, Iowa Clark, Maxine fCross1 '37, Dow City, Iowa Clark, Donald '38, Dow City, Iowa Cleasby, Ella lPrice1 '96, 1481 Emmett Street, Omaha, Nebraska Clingenpeel, Verla '48, Dow City, Iowa Clingenpell, Darrell '49, Service Clothier, Zeta fF'ry1 '22, 811 No. 36, Omaha, Nebr. Clothier, Iven '26, Independence, Missouri Clothier, Donald '40, 1101 Redwood, Escondido, California Clothier, Russell '44, 4170 Utah St., San Diego, Calif 1619 East 12th, Clothier, LaVonna '51, Rt. 2, Box 292, ESCOl'1did0, California Cole, Mabel fOsbornl '10, Rippey, Iowa Cole, Blanche fMichaelsenl '14, Dow City, Iowa Cole, Ethel fKeairnesl '19, Dow City, Iowa Cole, James '24, 422 Independence Avenue, Waterloo, Iowa Cole, Walter '2 8, 217 Mobile, Waterloo, Iowa Coleman Coleman Marie fSmithl '19, Dow City, Iowa Lloyd '26, Waterloo, Iowa Coleman Lorena fBrasell '28'Y Coleman, Glenn '24, 43 Wilshire St., Winthrop, Massachusetts Coleman, Leone fSmithJ '29, DoW City, Iowa Coleman, Wayne '32, Buck Grove, Iowa Coleman, Vernon '37, 744 Richl St., Waterloo, la. Collins, Jane fKeairnesJ '37, Vail, Iowa Collins, O. O., Jr- '33, Service Cook, Oliver 'ISW' Cook, Gerald '31, Cleveland, Ohio Cook, Burton '31, 4337 E. 52nd Street, Maywood, California Cook, Charles J., '49 ' Cook, Betty '49, Dow City, Iowa Cooper, Roger '2O'l' Cooper, James '47, Belle View, Illinois Cover, Oscar '24, 1523 Beitch Avenue, Waterloo, Iowa Cramer, Altha '28, 7275 Lafayett, Waterloo, Ia. Cramer, Esther fAlexanderJ '29, 616 Allen St., Waterloo, Iowa Cramer, Helen fClarkJ '36, 2021 Howard, Omaha, Nebraska Crandall, Lou QBeamsl '954' Crandall, Otto '0l'l' Crandall, Neva IDoserl '05, 750 Higuera St., San Luis Obispo, California Crandall, George '26, 117 West Washington St., Harlingen, Texas Crandall, Evelyn fBeasonQ '28, 901 Grandview Avenue, Council Bluffs, Iowa Crandall, Richard '29, Dow City, Iowa Crandall, Roland '33, 505 Sth Avenue, Shenandoah, Iowa Crandall, Kathryn fBollerJ '34, 902 Hart Blvd., Howord, Illinois Cross, Neva '23, California Cross, Donald '26, Dow City, Iowa Cross, Lillian fChristiansenl '29, Denison, Iowa Cross, Vernon '30, Dow City, Iowa Cross, Gertrude fMathysl '33, Dow City, Iowa Cross, Elsie fDanielsl '41, Dow City, Iowa Cross, Audrey QGeh1l '45, Dow City, Iowa Cross, Alyce Ann fl-Ierkowitzl '49, 2104 Howord Street, Omaha, Nebraska Cruise, David '134' Cue, Keith '39, 318 Charles Street, Cherokee, la. Cue, Kenneth '39, 1820 3rd Avenue S., Fort Dodge, Iowa Cue, Glenn '41, St. Ansgar, Iowa Cue, Marion fGibsonl '45, Dow City, Iowa Cue, Fern, Iowa Methodist Hospital School of Nursing, Des Moines, Iowa Cummings, Rhea fRossl '08'l' -D- Damery, Lloyd '39, Omaha, Nebraska Damery, Harold '41, 14172 Fairmont Avenue, Council Bluffs, Iowa Dillavou, Raymond '38,,Clear Lake, Iowa Doan, Hellen fBluml '39, Defiance, Iowa Donaldson, Wayne '33, Yukon, Missouri Dow, Vera '04 ' Dow, Golda fYoemanl '064' Dryden, Gordon '50, Service Dwine, Ines Ualoffmanj '31, Storm Lake, Iowa Dwine, Esther fBlackmanl '32, Dow City, Iowa Dwine, Leland '36, Storm Lake, Iowa Dwine, William '44, Denison, Iowa Dwine, Lucretia fOrchardl '47, Scotts Bluff, Nebraska -E- Edwards, Elden '13, Woodbine, Iowa Edwards, Oscar L. '04'l' Eggers, Marie fKrusel '26, Westside, Iowa Eggers, Mabel fCarstenl '27, Ida Grove Iowa Egge s, Ruth fSch1itzl '27, Denison, Iowa Ettleman, Lois fNor1inJ '34, 810 Dehaven, San Fernando, California Ettleman, Ruth Anne fGumml '40, 304 East Locust, Cherokee, Iowa Ettleman, Keto '39, Dow City, Iowa Ettleman, Mary Jane fStegemanJ '50, Dow City, Iowa Evans, Sylvia fClowl '00, California Evans, Burton '06, Glasgow, Montana -F- Field, Jay '07, Magnolia, Iowa Fish, Ardis Ovleevesj '36, Arion, Iowa Fishel, Herbert '05, Omaha, Nebraska Fishel, Robert '06, 2657 Ocean Front, Santa Monica, California Fishel, Lola fReyno1ds1 '07, 1420 California Avenue, Klamath Falls, Oregon Fishel, Ilva '15, 726 Broadway, Mt. Vernon, Ill Fishel, Nellie '17, 3509 Grant Street, Des Moines, Iowa Flagman, Marcella fSchuetzl '41, Star Route, Newberg, Oregon Fouts, Margaret fEttlemanj '34, Dow City, Ia. Fouts, Ruth '49, 2104 Davenport, Omaha, Nebr. Fredricson, Louise Qlxlloenl '26, 4210 Franklin Street, Omaha, Nebraska Fredricson, Katherine fBlomgrenl '28, 5007 California Street, Omaha, Nebraska Fredricson, Vera Qllanvigerl '31, Gowria, la. Fritz, Edna fAhrensl '09, 4625 Drexel Avenue, Minneapolis, Minnesota Fuller, Furne, Furne, Furne, Furne, Furne, Furne, Furne, Furne, Jeanne flilggersl '48, Denison, Iowa Lowell '32, Wabasha, Minnesota Jean KRiesterl '34, Wabasha, Minnesota Don '40, Service Ruth fChristiel '41, Denison, Iowa Iris fAschiml '43, Des Moines, Iowa Joan QLuhringl '45, Ames, Iowa John Dale '49, Tuson, Arizona Marty '52, Arion, Iowa -G- Garrett, Beryle '45, Arion, Iowa Garrett, Alan '49, Arion, Iowa Gibson, Margaret fAbramsj '25, 500 Van Buren Anoka, Minnesota Gibson, Dorothy QChristiansenl '31, Dow City, Ia. Gibson, Eugene '40, 2526 North 60th Street, Omaha, Nebraska Gibson, Robert '43, Dow City, Iowa Glasgow, Lois fSiepell '39, 307 Sauk Trail, Park Forest, Illinois Glassburner, Fred R. 'O7 K Glassburner, Ruth QChaunceyl '13, 118 West Arrelaga, Santa B arbar a, California Glassburner, Frank, Jr. '30, Dunlap, Iowa Glawinske, Ella QWeberl '36, Dunlap, Iowa Gloe, Alfreda fPagel '07, Yankton, South Dakota Goddard, G. M. '00, Dunlap, Iowa Goddard, Agnes '06, Dow City, Iowa Goddard, Goddard, Lois fDwinel 'l2,. Dow City, Iowa Phyllis fwillmontl '30, Onawa, Iowa Goddard, Russel, Dunlap, Iowa Goddard, Charlotte fBurlingl '35, Pickstown, South Dakota Goeser, Irma '42, Arion, Iowa Goeser, Della '48, Manilla, Iowa Greder, Vernetta QI-Iassl '40, Denison, Iowa Greder, Vernon '41, Buck Grove, Iowa Green, Marie fKuhlmanl '43, Charter Oak, Ia. Griffin, Bessie fPearsalll '09, Dow City, Ia. Griffin, Wilma QDethlefsenl '36, Parkville, Mo. Griffin, .Tack '39, 4304 Panola, Fort Worth, Texas Griffin, Beth fSellel '46, 1211 Gov't. Way, Coeur Ig d'Alene, Idaho Griffin, Don '50, Dow City, Iowa Gumm, Gumm, Kenneth, '39, Cherokee, Iowa Jerold '42, Logan, Iowa -1-1- Hallowell, Ada fRu1el '99, 1610 2nd Avenue, N., Ft. Dodge, Iowa Hallowell, Inez QHolcombl '02-'03, Fayetteville, North Carolina Hallowell, Joseph '054' Hallowell, Jane E. '08, 1610 2nd Avenue, N., Fort Dodge, Iowa Hallowell, Helen fMullenl '28, Denison, Iowa Hallowell, Hallowell, Hallowell, Lois KHarveyl '29, Jefferson, Iowa Don '34, Topeka, Kansas ' Frances '44, Jefferson, Iowa Hamblen, Juanita fVan Meterl '50, 314 Harrison Street, Council Bluffs, Iowa I-Iarnblen, Donna '52, Dow City, Iowa Hansen, Merlin '25, 618 West 3rd Street, Waterloo, Iowa Hansen, Genevieve fWightl '33, Arion, Iowa Hansen, Frances QVerkeleynJ '33, California Hansen, Helen floeel '36, Lemars, Iowa Hansen, Robert '38, Dow City, Iowa Hansen, Robert '46, Service Hard, Duane '52, Service Haworth, Verona '24, Aitkins, Minnesota Haworth, Floyd '27, Council Bluffs, Iowa Heath, J. E. S. Before '95'5' Heath, Royce '05, 1931 North Hobart Blvd., Hollywood, California Heffernan, Bernice fDrydenl '31, Cheyene, Wells, Colorado Henry, Henry, Henry, Henry Dayle '31, Hallsville, Missouri Kenneth '33, Centralia, Missouri Lawrence '36, Centralin, Nlissouri Frances '38, Centralia, Missouri Hildebrandt, Eva fRaynorl '99, 503 Center Street, Miles City, Montana Hodkins, Thomas '45, Service Holland, Glen '45, Logan, Iowa Honz, Frank 'Ili' Honz, Lena fHornl ,-1, California Honz, William '19, Fort Dodge, Iowa Houlihan, James 'Z ., Carroll, Iowa Houston, Mae fDilt.e ibergerl '19 Do City Ia. I W I Houston, Kathryn fSpringerl '31, 1815 South 55 Court, Cicero, Illinois Houston, Harold '33, Dow City, Iowa Houston, William '37, 2576 Himebarigh Street, Omaha, Nebraska Houston, Beatrice Uacquesl '37, 5135 Emmett Street, Ornaha, Nebraska Houston, Robert '3 9, 813 Holt Street, Norfolk, Virginia Houston, Margaret fGingerichl '44, Medryville, Indiana Houston, Patrick '44, Denison,,Iowa Howorth, Frank '00, Dow City, Iowa Howorth, Daniel '30, Sandwich, Illinois Hulburd, Lloyd '36, Breda, Iowa Hunt, Robert L. Jr. '40, Service -1- Igou, Glenn '31, Greenville, Iowa Igou, Rosa QBirneyl '33, Dow City, Iowa Igou, Leona fAndersonl '34, 2228 North 33rd Avenue, Omaha, Nebraska Igou, Ruth fKuhlmannl '45, Charter Oak, Iowa -J- Jackson, Helen '18, 1039 West Orchard, Independence, Missouri Jackson, Bernice QTalcottl '21, 1816 West Kensington, Independence, Missouri James, Fern QCraigj '27 I Jenkins, Wilbert '3 7, Denison, Iowa Jenkins, Lauretta KCooneyl '41, 919 Arendell St., Morehead City, North Carolina Jenkins, LeRoy '43, Logan, Iowa Jenkins, Margaret fRabel '44, Denison, Iowa Jensen, John '48, Dow City, Iowa Johansen, Harold '44 Johannsen, Delbert '35, Buck Grove, Iowa Johnson, Ferne '104' Johnson, Frances '4 8, 2104 Davenport, Omaha, Nebraska Jordan, Golda '15 ' Jordan, June fSmithJ '30 9787 Thermel, Oakland, California Jordan, Charles '43, Denison, Iowa Judd, Bernice fLandwehrkampl 'l7'k Judd, Hazel fKirkl '18, Dunlap, Iowa Judd, Ruth fMohrl '21, 4824 12th Avenue S-, Minneapolis, Minn. l Judd, Frances fwilsonj 25, Jefferson, Iowa Judd, Orinella fMeierJ '31, 12378 Evanston St., Detroit, Michigan Justice, Ruth fSalmiI '31, 5942 Appoline, Dearborn, Michigan -K- Keairnes, Ruby fAndersenI '21, Dow City, Iowa Keairnes Elsie fGlassburnerJ '30, Dunlap, Iowa Keairnes Keairnes Keairnes Enos '35, Dow City, Iowa Loren '3 8, Vail, Iowa Richard '42, 568 South 28th Street, Omaha, Nebraska Keairnes, Helen fMcCoidD '48, Dow City, Iowa Keairnes, Lois '50, 2661 Douglas, Omaha, Nebr. Keiner, Margaret QFreekingl '41, Paulina, Iowa Kepford, Francis '32, Arion, Iowa Kepford, Donovan '3 7, Arion, Iowa Kepford, Keith '41, Blair, Nebraska Klick, Daniel '13, R. R. 6, Box 22, Portland, Ore. Kline, Mary Ellen fSegebartl '45, Kiron, Iowa Kohles, Margaret '46, Kiron, Iowa Kohles, Mary fBonerI '48, Dunlap, Iowa Kolln, Louine '47, Davenport, Iowa Kolln, Leola '50, 106 North 28th Street, Omaha, Nebraska Kolln, Lorraine '52, Omaha, Nebraska Kremin, Donald '35, 624 3rd Street, Des Moines, Iowa Kremin, Leona fReeserJ '46, Arion, Iowa Kummer, Frank '32, Athens, New York Kuhlman, Vera '42, Dunlap, Iowa -1-,- Laird, Willard '31, 2707 H Street, Omaha, Nebr. Lee, Floyd '3 8, Michigan Lee, Gail fVanlandinghamJ '40, Mankato, Minn. Leslie, Alice QZellerJ '45, Des Moines, Iowa Leslie, Jesse '48, Des Moines, Iowa Leslie, John '2 7, Cedar Bayou, Texas Leslie, Paul '52, Dow City, Iowa Leytham, Betty fGumml '45, Rockwell City, Iowa Lochmiller, Drexel '41, Dow City, Iowa Lochmiller, Betty QGessmanJ '47, Manilla, Iowa Logsdon, Gertrude fG1assburnerJ '06, Dunlap, Ia. Logsdon, Byrl '10, Streeter, Illinois Logsdon, Fred '13, 13th Street, Ames, Iowa Lueck, Ruth fO1sonJ '20, 5015 Van Dike, Utica, Michigan Lueck, Martha '20, Ida Grove, Iowa -M- Manning, Letha fEntrikenj '15, Johnston, Pa. Manning, Lois lBurkettJ '16, Lindenwood College, St. Charles, Missouri Marks, Virginia fWilsonj '20, 252 Harrison St., Corvalis, Oregon Marks, Myrtle fl-iopkinsj '21, Walnut, Illinois Marr, Vivian lMartensl '27, Westside, Iowa Marr, Flo 1MeeceJ '31, Denison, Iowa Marr, Bessie fSiemerl '31, Denison, Iowa Marr, William '34, 2542 A. w. Medford, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Marr, Dale '3 7, Missouri Valley, Iowa Marr, Verna '38, Dow City, Iowa Mathys, Doris fBirkhoferJ '21, Ajlune, Washington Mathys, Viola ICTOSSI '24, Dow City, Iowa Mathys, Marie fDrydenl '27, Dow City, Iowa Mathys, Una flfloustonj '30, California Mathys, Marvin '41, 711 North 13th Street, Keokuk, Iowa Mathys, Ralph '45, 402i High Avenue, East, Oskaloosa, Iowa Mathys, Clara Mae '51, Omaha, Nebraska Mayne, Evelyn fBallantineJ '31, Avoca, Iowa Mayne, Mary Ann fPegmanQ '34, 2052 North 53rd Street, Omaha, Nebraska Mayne, Jack '37, Harlan, Iowa Mayne, Lois '52, Wayne College, Wayne, Nebr. McBride, Bernice fFinneganl '23, Manilla, Iowa McBride, Barbara fStewartj '25, Dunlap, Iowa McBride, Phyllis fArno1dJ '36, Buck Grove, Iowa McCoid, Patricia fGarrettQ '50, Arion, Iowa McColl, Bessie '964' McColl, Ingey 'ooff McColl, Sylvia fZabilka, '08, Klemme, Iowa McCord, Gladys fMontgomery, '13, Grace Manor Green Bay, Wisconsin McDonald, Nelle fWileyJ '07, Spadra, California 'Za State Hospital Laird, Eva '32, 2707 H Street, Omaha, Nebraska Lambert, Charles '38, 6321 Seward Street, Omaha, Nebraska Laubscher, Esther fO1sonJ '37, Dunlap, Iowa . Lee, Golda fO1sonl '10, Schaler, Iowa McDonald Ardis fCookI '31, Powell, Wyoming McDonald Robert '35, Dunlap, Iowa McDonald Joan fwingrovel '49, Dow City, Iowa McDonald McElwain, Alice '52, Omaha, Nebraska Junia fMcKennyl '27, Sullivan, Illinois Moelle McElwain, Myron '27, Ojlune, Washington McHenry, Lucinda fwilkinsonl 'l34' McHenry, Hudson '16, Clark, South Dakota McHenry, Charles '18, 1625 West 19th Street, Cedar Falls, Iowa McKee McKee McKee McKee I I 1 Nadine fRusse1ll '35, Weaubleau, Mo. Kingdom '37, Ames, Iowa Patricia fMillerl '40, Dow City, Iowa Dennis '46, Dow City, Iowa McMullen, Mary QI-Iulsebusl '46, Manilla, Iowa Meeves, Walter '35, Arion, Iowa Merritt, Wayne '3 8, 5377 North 38th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Mesenbrink, James '48, Service Metcalf, Faye flilemischl '35, 510 Walnut Street, Yankton, South Dakota Michaelsen, Belva fThompsonJ '41, Dow City, Ia. Michaelsen, Marcus '43, Crete, Nebraska Michaelsen, Richard '43, Dow City, Iowa Michaelsen Roland '46, Dow City, Iowa Miller, Roscoe '35, Sioux Falls, South Dakota Miller, lone fMcKeel '36, Persia, Iowa Miller, Leone fHalll '37, 2515 24th Street, Francisco, California Miller, Vera Mae fRemmesl '40, Manilla, Iowa San Miller, Luella '45, Dow City, Iowa Mitchell, Bryce '42, Carroll, Iowa Moeller, Helen fWeedl '41, Witchita, Kansas Moeller, Robert '41, Dow City, Iowa r, Bruce '49, Service Ornundson, Helen '32, Charter Oak, Iowa -P- Paul, Vera fllycanl '11, 2712 North 64th St., Omaha, Nebraska Paul, Viola fRiderl '18, Dunlap, Iowa Pearsall, Pear s all Pear sall, Pear sall, Pear sall, Bluffs, Pe ar s all Julian '24, Logan, Iowa Vernon '26, Logan, Iowa Phyllis fAndersonl '33, Cabool, Mo. Loren '34 Dale '34, 309 South 21st, Council Iowa Verdine fArmstrongl '43, Vail, Iowa Pederson, Donald '47, Defiance, Iowa Peffer, Phyllis fVanlandinghaml '38, Des Moines Iowa Petersen, Robert '47, Denison, Iowa Petersen, Donald '49, Service Poitevin, Poitevin, Poitevin, Alice '07, California Howard '27, Dow City, Iowa Lois fOlsonl '28, 53 Suracuse, Williston Park, New York Poitevin, Frances '32, 1535 South 84th Street, Omaha, Nebr aska Poitevin, Poitevin, Poitevin, Poitevin Grace fCatel '33, Sioux Rapids, Iowa Fern lSharpl '3 8, Logan, Iowa Mildred '41, Service LaVerne '51 Service Potter, Mary QSmithl '14, Dow City, Iowa Potter, Balbina fBradyl '15, Larkspur, Calif. Morrison, Raymond '28, Box 80, Route 1, Promise City, Iowa Morrison, Ruby fPattonl '28, 1885 Summit Avenue, Pasadena, California Morrison, Margery fGoffl '41, 3317 North Allen Reed Avenue, San Gabriel, Calif. Morrison, Marian fPetersonl '44, 6767 Charles Street, Omaha, Nebraska Motter, Karl '13, Long Distance Telephone Com- pany, Des Moines, Iowa Mulvihill, Hean fChowning '31, Willard, Missouri Munsey, Josephine flgoul '15, Dow City, Iowa Munsey, Clara Mae fBrasell '23, 703 North Sherman, Sioux Falls, South Dakota -N- Nelson, Donald '22, Tipton, Iowa Nelson, Grace fFiskel '25, 2318 S. W. 17th Street, Miami, 35, Florida Nelson, Lyell '46, Dow City, Iowa Nelson, Ruth Jane '49, 2104 Davenport, Omaha, Nebraska Newland, Rosanna fHardl '44, Omaha, Nebraska Nichelson, Inez fHoworthl '24, Dow City, Iowa Nichelson, Francheon QChristnerl '30, 1406 Stanton Avenue, Richmond, California Noland, Jean fGibsonl 'l54' Norton, Russel '33, Council Bluffs, Iowa 9' ..0- Odell, Rita '06'f' Potter, Adelaide fNorthl '16, Denison, Iowa Putnam, Mary Ellen QI-Iarrel '52, Omaha, Nebr. -Q- Quick, Frances QAbbottl '46, Dow City, Iowa Quick, Barbara fKilgorel '47, Rising City, Nebr. -R- Rae, Jennie '99, 2619 Cass Avenue, Detroit, Michigan Ransom, Earl '2 8, Denison, Iowa Ransom, William '27, Westside, Iowa Remmes, Mildred Qwilsonl '24, Denison, Iowa Ridd1e, Riddle, Riddle, Ridd1e, Riddle, Riddle, Riddle, Riddle, Riddle, Riddle, Ridd1e, Stella QI-ioustonl '00, Dow City, Iowa Alma QBremserl '02-'03, Dow City, Iowa Pearl fBryanl '02-'03, Denison, Iowa Elmer 'oeif Norman '124' Vesta fLinderl '17, Dow City, Iowa Wayne '36, Denison, Iowa Betty fArgotsi.ngerl '3 8, Dunlap, Iowa Maureen QSchraederl '3 8, Dow City, Iowa Bette QEnwrightl '40, Denison, Iowa Virginia '41, 501 West Main, Mar shalltown, Iowa Riddle, Riddle, Rigsby, Rigsby, Rigsby, Louis '42, Denison, Iowa Edmund '44, Dow City, Iowa Charles '17, Dow City, Iowa Floyd Jr. '39, Washington Donald '41, Marquette National Park, Minneapolis, Minnesota Riley, Ruth fLeach1 '28, 2701 Kansas Avenue, Omaha, Nebraska Riley, Leta fFryj '34, 1719 Ash, Independence, Missouri Riley, Leo '34, Carroll, Iowa Riley, Hazel, '36, Dow City, Iowa Riley, Marvin '42, Carroll, Iowa Riley, Jean fSaundersJ '44, 520-C West Point, New York Riley, Irene QCary1 '23, 117 Spruce, Needles, California Robinson, Daisy fHouseholder1 '07, Safford, Ariz. Rolls, Ruby '2l'f' Rosburg, James '48, Service Roy, Eva QDuerJ '19, Ringstead, Iowa Rudd, Rudd, Rudd, Rudd, Rule, Rule, H. Ross 'O4 f Vinnie QI-latchl '07, Independence, Missouri Sunshine fBeckJ '13, Detroit, Michigan Medford 'l5'f Helen fCuel '19, Dow City, Iowa Jessie QLucasl '21, 1814 North 19th Street, Omaha, Nebr . Rule, Rule, Margaret '22, Dow City, Iowa Thomas '26, 675 Summer Street, N. E., Minneapolis, Minne sota Rule, Rule, Bernice fKoernerJ '28, Goodell, Iowa Georgia QGregory1 '38, 25B Huskerville, Lincoln, Nebr aska -5- Schmidt, La Donna fMichae1senJ '45, Crete, Nebr Schmidt, Florence fMildensteinl '47, Schleswig, Iowa Schouten, Mearle fWinn1 '25, Buck Grove, Iowa Schrader, Dorothy QMichaelsen1 '40, Dow City, Ia. Schweizer, Herman '2 8, Illinois Schweizer, Clara QAhartJ '30, Dow City, Iowa Scott, Ellen '02-'034' Scott, Laura tSharpJ '05, Route 1, Box 11, Orchard, Washington Scott, Rosalia '13, Route 1, Box 11, Orchard, Washington Scott, James 'l44' Scott, Isabel CFI-anklinl '18, Dunlap, Iowa Scott, Mabel QApp1ewayl '26, 325 Wisconsin, Chicago, Illinois Scott, Ruth fSchavitchj '2 8, California Scott, George '29, Dow City, Iowa Scott, Howard '38, Dow City, Iowa Sharp, Addie fSterritt1 '04, Anthon, Iowa Sharp, Mabel Q1-leleniusl '06, Aitkins, Minnesota Sharp, Vivian fBanyard1 '14'1' Sharp, Andrew '21, Arion, Iowa Sharp, Eldred '25, Omaha, Nebraska Sharp, Robert '26, Dow City, Iowa Sharp, Thomas '31, Manilla, Iowa Sharp, Maurine fSmith1 '33, Florence, Louisiana Sharp, Gladys fDoidge1 '33, Dow City, Iowa Sharp, Frank '35, Dow City, Iowa Sharp, Mary fRiley1 '36, 6219 B. E. 15th, McLaughlin Heights, Vancouver, Washington Sharp, Wayne '38, Logan, Iowa Sharp, Harold '394 Sharp, Emmett '44, 6219 B. E. 15th, McLaughlin Heights, Vancouver, Washington Siemer, Evelyn QJochimJ '40, Dunlap, Iowa Siemer, Madeline fHeckenliable1 '44, Portland, Oregon Siemer, Loren '50, Dow City, Iowa Simons, Marie fCuel '41, St. Ansgar, Iowa Simons, Norman '44, Logan, Iowa Simons, Lynn IStumpel '48, Ulmer, Iowa Smith, Joseph '18, Dow City, Iowa Smith, Irene 'l8'f' Smith, Charles J. '26, Dow City, Iowa Smith, Helen fKirkerJ '32, Rainbow Drive, Cedar Falls, Iowa Smith, Robert '39, 2122 Lyons Avenue, Lane-ing, Michigan ' Smith, Corrine flilnglehartl '41, 814 Crest Hill, Gary, Indiana Smith, Charles E. '43, Dow City, Iowa Srnitlfl, Ben Arthur '46, Earling, Iowa Sxrzitl, Jeanne fBolte1 '47, Danbury, Iowa Smith, Kathryn fLoy1 '47, Dunlap, Iowa Smith, Lois '47, A1154 North Main, Brighton, Colo Smith, Everett '48, Dow City, Iowa Smith, Phylis '4 8, Dow City, Iowa Clarence '50, Service Smith, Smith, Marilyn '51 S. N. 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Spence, Merle '22, Gas Company, Council Bluffs, Iowa Spence, Vida fLandonl '25, Washington Spence, Wayne '36, Germany Sprague, Leo '06 f Staller, Stella QMathysJ '17, Dow City, Iowa Staller, Mary fl-lerrenl 'l9'4' Staller, John, '40, Arion, Iowa Stepanek, Etta fClark1 '12, Dow City, Iowa Stepanek, Florence fMi1ler1 '13'1' Stepanek, Howard '15, Dow City, Iowa Stepanek, Josephine fFienhold1 '18 f Stepanek, Roland '43, 110 Highland Place, Peoria, Illinois Stepanek, Mary Ann '52, Omaha, Nebraska Stephen, Byron '12, Evanston, Illinois Stephenson, Lois fBrink1 '32, Mapleton, Iowa Stephenson, Edgar '35, Denison, Iowa Stephenson, Dorothy '37, Denison, Iowa Stout, Frances fCarlsonJ '27, Boyer, Iowa Swasey, Ruth fMoe1lerJ '15, Dow City, Iowa Swasey, Alice '23, Atlantic, Iowa I -T- Talcott, Don G. 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James '40, 803 Park Blvd., Austin, Texas Robert '43, Vail, Iowa Ruth fllyonsl '44, 2729 Allegheny Richard '46, 321 Stanton, Ames, Iowa Fred '32, Omaha, Nebraska Alberta QBuckJ '34, Dow City, Iowa Beth fBrownl '39, California Paulene '52, Omaha, Nebraska Delores '40 Weis, Whaley, Guy V. '96'F Wigg, Edward J '08, 850 Grandview Avenue, Duluth, Minnesota Wiggins, Deck '994' Wiggins, Emma fpoitevinl '99, Woodbine, Iowa Wiggins, Eugene '01, 99 So. 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Dodge 8: Plymouth Cars Dodge Job-Rated Trucks Phone 649 N. Main St. Denison, Iowa DENISON MUSIC CO. Everything That's Fine In Music Phone 247 - Denison, Iowa DR. PAUL S. BAKER Optometrist Denison, Iowa OLSON'S BAKERY See Us for Fresh Pastries and A Variety of Good Breads. Denison, Iowa HAYES CLOTHING Men's Sz Boys' Clothing 'Furnishings Denison, Iowa DENISON RADIO 8. TELEVISION Sales 8z Service Ted Abbot Bob North Phone 250 Denison, Iowa THE SPOT Your Red 8: White Store Dunlap, Iowa O'DAY OIL COMPANY Phone 14 Dunlap, Iowa THOMPSON BROS. General Trucking Phone 030 Dunlap, Iowa City Market I. G. O. FOOD STORE Low Prices Every Day Denison, Iowa WATJE CAFE Dependable Service Private Dining Room by Reservation Denison, Iowa DENISON CANDY KITCHEN Dow City, Iowa Greetings Class of '53 J. LOUIS BUSS Dow City, Iowa GODWIN 8. LANG FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 142 Denison, Iowa BUILDERS LUMBER 8. SUPPLY CO. Dealers In All Kinds of Building Materials Home Owned Sz Operated Phone 136 On Hwy. 59 Denison, Iowa Congratulations to the Senior Class AUTOMOTIVE PARTS CO. Denison, Iowa I DENISON COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Denison, Iowa TWO MINY'S APPAREL SHOP If Your Clothes Are Not Becoming To You You Should Be Coming To Us Denison, Iowa I HATFIELD HEATING I Denison, Iowa SERVICE GARAGE Wilbert. Lapel, Prop. Car Repairing Conoco Gas 8: Oil Phone 113 Denison, Iowa HI-WAY CAFE We Specialize In: Malts - Hamburgers - Homemade Pie On Highway 30 S. A. tDickJ Sz Wilma Simmons J 8. O Heavy-Duty Oil - Lee Tires 66 Super Service Highways 59-144-4 Denison, Iowa Phone 519 PAGETT'S JEWELRY Elgin Watches - Silverware Watch Repairing Dunlap, Iowa FRED'S TEXACO SERVICE Fred Spreng Phone 1 Dow City, Iowa GLASSBURNER'S DEEP-ROCK Petroleum Products Tires - Batteries Phone 25 Dunlap, Iowa SCHLUMBERGER PHARMACY Prescriptions - Medicine School Supplies 1332 Broadway Phone 6 Denison, Iowa MOBILGAS STATION Lawerence Heller Oliver Sales - Service Phone 15 Dunlap, Iowa DENISON DRUG Your Prescription Store In Denison Denison, Iowa Congratulations Class of '53 DOUGAL SERVICE STATION Complete Service Line John L. Korn QUICK LUNCH Phone 246 Dunlap, Iowa Dunlap, Iowa HANSEN BARBER SHOP Dow City, Iowa ANDERSON'S COFFEE SHOP Meals Ka Short Orders Fairmont Ice Cream Dow City, Iowa Compliments of THOS. J. BUCKLEY RALPH T. KOSKI AGENCY Insurance Headquarters Dunlap, Iowa Phone 78 Dunlap, Iowa Quality Printing I F. I. 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