Dunkerton High School - Raider Yearbook (Dunkerton, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1946 volume:

1 ! DDNKfD¥CN ] CONICIIM : e sc '1 1 I) s? 1 TED HO€l ] S ' 194 ] ] J EliNKEKTON, 1 ] l 6 l€ D. H. $. FOREWORD We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-six, present this book to the students, faculty, alumni, and friends of Dunkerton Hig£i School. It is our sincere desire that this portrayal of student and faculty activities will serve as a well-spring for many happy memories of things experienced in 1946, as we journey through the long vista of years to come. SCHOOL 10410 Front Row: Back Row: Henry Smith, W. D. Charles Sigjelkov, Jefferson, Fred Meyerhoff, Richard Holdiman Paul Nuebel, Alfred Wheeler, Earl Magee omcE . i 1 l i i I I Front Row: Back Row: Robert Kellner, Roland Rlgdon, Robert Turner, Harriet Speer, Eichorst Edith Nye, Mary Berry, Howard Reinhart, Geraldine Hein, Miss King Robert Dorothy l l I I i i i STUDENT CCU NCI E F ACUITY Mr. W. D. Jefferson B .A • , M  A • Iowa State College Columbia University Superintendent Mies Dorothy E. King B.S. Iowa State Teachers College University of Chicago Home Economics, Typing Sr. Higi Principal Mr. Howard GIrsch B.A. Loras University State University of Iowa English, General Sciehcfe, and Jr. Hi i Principal Mr. Harry Brown B.S. John Brown University Slloam Springs, Arkansas History, English and Mathematics Mrs. Verna Beam B.A. Eureka College, Illinois Western Illinois State Teachers College Iowa State Teachers College Jr. High Grades Mr« Joe R. Duea B.S. Physical Education Major Coach, Physical Education Miss Florence Diemer B.A. Wartburg College Social Studies MjLi Charles Wilcox B.S., M.E. Iowa State College Spec. Voc. Education Science, Vocational Agriculture and Manual Training I4CIIIV Mr Charles Ball Chicago Musical Innea School of Muaic Procaska Chicago Symphony Krye Band 1 Mrs. Ardella Strain Iowa State Teachera College Oradea 5,6 Mrs. Mildred Walker Iowa State Teachera College Grade 4 Mrs. Dorothy Magee Upper Iowa Univeraity Grade Z Mra. Helna Johnson B. A. Iowa State Teachera College Univeraity of California Montana Univeraity Colorado State Univeraity Muaic Mr8. Bernice Sackett Iowa State Teachera College Primary A Mra. Inabelle Payne Iowa State Teachera College Primary B Mra. Blanche Hogan Iowa State Univeraity Primary C I I I I I ! I I I I I I I I I I I ! ■ 1 SENIORS I Norman Thiltgen Marvin Wissink rfork thrills me. I can sit and look at it for hours. Trojan Club 1 Dramatics Club 34 Glee Club 1 Mirror Staff 4 Baseball 1234 Dramatics Club Sec • 3 Class Pres. 4 Basketball 134 A hero in the parlor as well as in the game.n Basketball 1234 Baseball 1234 Glee Club 1234 Dramatics Club 234 Octet 4 Class V. Pres. 4 Mixed Chorus 34 Trojan Club 1 Operetta 14 Mirror Staff 4 Music Contest 4 Dramatics V. Pres. 3 President Vice-President s E N I O E CCECRS Soldier Blue and Silver ficmi Red Rose MCTIC Forward ever; Backward never. c E A S $ Betty Jane Nuebel Dan Magee Most great men die young—and I m not feeling well. Cheerleader 14 Octet 4 Trojan Club 1 Junior Play 3 Band 34 Mirror Editor 4 Annual Editor 4 Mixed Chorus 234 Class ITeas. 34 Glee Club 234 One Act Plays 234 Dramatics Club 234 Operetta 4 Treasurer Secretary Sometimes I work; mostly I play; never too serious, gay. always Band 1234 Glee Club 1234 Sextet 4 Dramatics Club 234 Kil Kare Klub 1234 Annual Staff 4 Mirror Staff 4 Junior Play 3 Mixed Chorus 34 Dunkerton Debs 1 Operetta 4 Music Contest 24 Dramatics Club Pres. 4 D.A.R. Rep. 4 One Act Plays 3 Student Council 1 Class Sec. 4 1 1 1 1 1 ] 1 1 .] 1 1 ] ] ] J J June Atkina Clifford Diercka To be quiet is to be Small, but so is a content• stick of dynamite   • Kil Rare Klub 1234 Band 123 Mirror Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 1 Dunkerton Debs 1 Baseball 4 One Act Plays 3 Junior Play 3 P.P.A. 4 Loren Grady Liked here; liked there; liked where • every- Basketball 1234 Baseball 1234 F.F.A. 1234 Mirror Staff 4 Trojan Club 1 Class V. Pres. 3 P.F.A. Tfreas. 4 Baseball Captain 3 Phyllis Demme 1 As likable as she looks. Glee Club 1234 Dunkerton Debs 1 Ril Rare Rlub 1234 .Dramatics Club 234 Junior Play 3 Mirror Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 One Act Plays 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Music Contest 4 Robert Jefferson Marian Ackerman A Gal ao very mild and meek, even her shoes refuse to aqueak. Glee Club 134 Kil Rare Club 1234 Dramatica Club 234 Mixed Chorus 34 One Act Plays 4 Junior Play 3 Mirror Staff 4 Dunkerton Debs 1 Music Contest 4 Dale Henry School would be fun if it weren t for books. Basketball 34 Baseball 34 Tfrojan Club 1 Eand 1234 Phyllis Eichorst He drives as if he were rehearsing for an accident Basketball 1234 Baseball 1234 Dramatics Club 234 P.P.A. 1234 Trojan Club 1 Junior Play 3 Mirror Staff 4 Annilal Staff 4 One Act Plays 2 A quiet girl, quite a girl. but Glee Club 1234 Dramatics Club 234 Ril Rare Rlub 1234 Dunkerton Debs 1 One Act Plays 4 Class Sec. 13 Mirror Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 34 Cheerleader 1 Music Contest 4 1 Clifford Knudsen He hasn't revealed all his ambitions as yet but give him t ime. P.P.A. 34 Band 34 Glee Club 34 Annual Staff 4 One Act Plays 3 F.F.A. Reporter 4 Dramatics Club 34 Dramatics V. Pres. 4 Octet 34 Geraldine Hein Its the music you play and the smiles you wear, that bring sunshine everywhere. Glee Club 1234 Dramatics Club 234 Student Council 234 Kil Kare Klub 1234 Mirror Staff 4 Junior Play 3 Mixed Chorus 34 Chancel Mlxdorf Work is work and must be done; but as I work I have my fun. Olee Club 1234 Dramatics Club 234 P.P.A. 1234 Trojan Club 1 Junior Play 3 Cheerleader 23 Octet 234 Mirror Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Band 1234 Mixed Chorus 34 Operetta 4 Music Contest 4 Basketball, Baseball 1 Martha Magee Dependability is the source of friends, and with this quality her friendship never ends• Kil Kare Klub 1234 Dramatics Club 234 Dramatics Treas. 4 Olee Club 134 Dunkerton Debs 1 Junior Play 3 Mirror Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 3 One Act Plays 24 Cheerleader 14 Class Sec. 1 Olee Club V. Pres. 3 Music Contest 4 Verna Freed She is happy, she is spry, she has mischief in her eye. Olee Club 1234 Kil Kare Klub 1234 Kil Kare Pres. 4 Dramatics Club 234 One Act Plays 24 Mirror Co-editor 4 Annual Editor 4 Class Pres. 2 Junior Plajr 3 Dunkerton Debs 1 Cheerleader 4 Mixed Chorus 34 Music Contest 4 Librarian 234 Robert Meyerhoff I'm not lazy- -I'm Just not in a hurry. Baseball 1234 Basketball 1234 Trojan Club 1 Class Pres. 3 Mirror Staff 4 Grace Lumbus Her thoughts have carved a sweet expression on her face. Olee Club 1234 Glee Club V. Pres . 3 Kil Kare Klub 1234 Dramatics Club 234 One Act Plays 2 Mixed Chorus 4 Mirror Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Librarian 4 Music Contest 4 David Mixdorf You wouldn't believe It but I can work when I want to. Cheerleader 4 Dramatics Club 234 Glee Club 1234 Octet 34 F.F.A. 1234 Trojan Club 1 Annual Staff 4 Mirror Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 34 Basketball 1 Baseball 1 .1 .1 J 1 J .1 1 J .1 .1 J 1 1 1 Doris Moulds I don't say much, but I think alot. Oleo Club 14 Kil Rare Klub 1234 Dramatics Club 23 Cletus Pflffner Sometimes I sit and think; sometimes I Just sit. F.P.A. 1234 Baseball l Basketball 1 Glee Club 1 Trojan Club 1 Donald Rlecherts He seems quiet don't let him you. F .F • A • Baseball Olennls Spier LaVone Schmitt but No one can en fool ®lone--not me. Kll Rare Rlub 234 Dramatics Club 23 Glee Club Librarian Glee Club Pres Mixed Chorus Mirror Staff Annual Staff Class TTeas. Dunkerton Debs Music Contest Robert Turner Joy life 1234 234 134 234 4 34 4 4 2 1 i Her mind is here but He needs no her heart is introduction; he elsewhere. speaks for himself Ril Rare Rlub 1234 Dramatics Club 234 Glee Club 1234 Mirror Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Junior Play 3 One Act Plays 234 Dunkerton Debs 1 Mixed Chorus 3 Basketball 1234 Baseball 1234 £lass Sec. 1 Student Council 34 Std. Council Pres. 4 F.F.A. Treas. 3 F.F.A. Pres. 4 F.F.A. 234 Junior Play 3 Dramatics Club 4 Mirror Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Boys State Rep. 4 Albert Sfchmitt The last one to let you down--our future mortician. Baseball 1 Basketball 1 Dramatics Club 24 Trojan Club 1 Glee Club 1 Band 1 F.F.A. 123 Howard Reinhart I would if I could but I can t—be jood. Basketball 1234 Baseball 123 Dramatics Club 234 Glee Club 34 Octet 4 Junior Play 3 Student Council 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Trojan Club l Mirror Staff 4 Operetta 4 1 Amana Woolen Mill, Downtown Cedar Rapids SENIOR TRIR Administration Buildin,- I 1 CLASSES Pront Rows Roland Rigdon, Lois Moulds, Mary Lou Lamport, John Falk, Donna Happel, Edith Nye, Ruth Mixdorf Second Row: Mr. Joe Duea, Vincent Pfiffner, Gordon Moeller, Dean Whitney, Marion Griffith, Miss Dorothy King Third Row: Elizabeth Naebers, Delores Ortner, Norma Siggelkov, LaVonne Nolting, Marjorie Lazemby, Evelyn Barnes, Patricia Reynolds j u N I 0 I $ Neat and Sweet VIM C S1 Luke the Spook Ruth Mixdorf, Mary Lou Lampert, LaVonne Nolting, Roland Rigdon, Edith Nye, Donna Happel Back Row: Delores Ortner John Falk, Marjorie Lazemby, Marion Griffith, Dean Whitney, Mr. Howard Girtoh Jeff........ Carol. . ... Wes......... Hyacinth.••• Helen....... Peggy....... Eve..... • •. Sarah....... Lenore...... Mrs. Trimmer Truck Driver . ...Roland Rigdon .....Donna Happel ■.......John Falk • -Marion Griffith • •••.Ruth Mixdorf •Mary L. Lampert ........Edith Nye ..Dolores Ortner Marjorie Lazemby •LaVonne Nolting ....Dean Whitney SCRHCMCRES Front Row? Leon Riase, Robert Eichorst, Fanny Thorlakson, Patricia Strain, John Shimp, Kathleen Schilling, Mary Berry, Iona Cumninga, Marjorie Burman, Miaa Florence Diemer Second Row: Mr. Charlea Wilcox, Cletua Steffen, Regina Mixdorf, Gloria Knudaen, Robert Wood, Duane Hartman, Merle Bell, Bernita Reicherts, Virginia Huffman, Frances Stumma, Loretta Eldridge Third Row: Marion Lumbue, Mary Wellner, Edward Falk, Kenneth Rigdon, Donald Erpelding, Donald Lee, Ronald Ortner, Henry Wheeler, Lois Schmitt, Mable Eldridge FRESHMEN % Front how: Second Row: Third Row: Cletua Wheeler, Dorothy Wood, Betty Polege, Joyce Butler Hoffman, James Dinnebier, Mr. Howard Oirsch Harriet Speer, Doris Schmidt, Herschel Siggelkov, Marion Onalee Meyer, Betty Harn, Kenneth Lyons Mary Rens, Virginia Reynolds, John Eldridge, Donald Muach Wellner, Robert Newsom, George Whitney Vesta Rigdon, Robert EIGHTH CIADI Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: Missing: Donald Graham, Richard Hazel, George Hazel, James noldiman, Schmidt, rfanda Miller, Wllladeen Smith, Mary Fettkether, Diercks ’ Norman Darlene Ruth Leuch, Darlene Hayes, Arlene Hayes, Beverly Lobeck, Paul Leuch, John McIntosh, Bert Canfield, Robert Snyder, Mrs. Verna Beam Beryl Kauten, Duane Cummings, Bernard Musch, Barbara Sage, Jane Holdiman, Mary Kreb, Arlene Smith, Mary Lou Hein, Daniel Mixdorf Henry Bolhuis SEVENTH CIA T I Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: Missing: Florence Humbert, Helen Wellner, Kenneth Fettkether, Lloyd Berry Mlnne Ada Polege, Regina Fettkether, Mary Cunningham, Edward Stout, Mrs Helna Johnson Dale Gosse, Virgil Mortenson, Robert Weber, Tommy Swanson, Raleigh Ronnie Smith FIFTH AND SIXIH CKXDE ✓ Front Row: Bernadine Jones, Kathleen Miller, Junior Kroenecke, Delmer Stlckfort, Irwin Rlgdon, Billy Polege, Nannette Baer, Patricia DeLong Second Row: Robert Nuebel, Yvonne Jones, Patricia Harn, Dean Bellmer, Donna Lamport, Betty Amfahr, Evelyn Ohl, Mrs. Ardella Strain Third Row: David Gosse, Eddie Speer, Billy McIntosh, Donald Miller, Dick Johnson, Billy Staebell, Roger Wheeler, Nancy Baer, Rita Happel Missing: Charles Moulds, Donald Salisbury, Douglas Baldwin FCliRTV CIXDI Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: Missing: Barbara Kroenecke, Judy Smith, Katherine Wellner, Carol Gosse, Jimmy Sewick, Donald Hayes, Mrs. Mildred Walker Betty Lee, Lois Jean Hein, Beverly Lumbus, Joyce Campbell, Jerry Duea, Robert Harn, Richard Musch Jeanne Canfield, Harold Sadler, Richard Lee, Robert Speer, Ray Berry, Russell Rudolph Donald Lyons PRIMARY A Front Row: Sandra Sackett, Dorothy Wellner, Delores Schuler, Marian Spies, Annette Staebell, Ruby Turner, Mrs. Bernice Sackett Second Row: Janice Brown, Janice Rogers, Bea Yeager, Mardelle Kauten, Ronald Turner, Dick Miller lhlrd Row: Jean Knebel, Jerry Rldgon, Loras Knebel, Eugene Strottman, Raymond Sadler, Francis Wagner, Jerry Hayes Missing: Paul Ed Dinnebler, Charles Wolfe, Laura Belle Kinsel, Ronald Salisbury THIRD GRADE Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: Missing: Jimmie Lyons, Lyle Ooeller, Elizabeth Ann Sage, YVonne Happel, Harold De Long, Mrs. Dorothy Magee Marilyn Schuler, Joan Jones, Sandra Rudolph, Darlene Harn, David Magee, Janice Campbell Jimmy Rigdon, Dean Sadlerr Donald Jenson, Wendell Miller, Eugene Clubine, Harold Dean Nolting Robert Wolfe, Margaret Cunningham % PRIMARY B Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: Missing: Michael Fettkether, Duane Meyerhoff, George Jensen, Karol Kroenecke, Marion Musch, Wanda Oletty Kenneth Kauten, Charles Happel, Claire Canfield, Norman Clubine, Donald Weber, John Robinson Thomas De Long, Philip Carlson, Kenneth Graham, Beverly Moulds, Carolyn McMillin, Richard Bower Ruth Ann Dinnebier, Harold Wolfe, Vincent Staebell PRIMARY C Front Row: Barbara Lou Childs, Mary Ellen Anderson, Mary Ann Happel, Thomas Magee, Perry Robinson, Ray Don achuler Second Row: Judith Kaufmann, Carol Lee Yeager, Ardis Kay Cowllshaw, Keith Johnson, LeRoy Schmlt, Clair Clubine, Donald Strottman Third Row: Rita Sadler, Patricia MpDougall, Mary Kathyrn Brown, Patricia Clubine, Russell Rlgdon, Edward Knebel, Mrs. Blanche Hogan CALENDAR September February 4.........................School began 11...........Class Meetings Elections 13 ..................Official Flag Raising 14 ...................Baseball—Jesup—There 18 .............Baseball--Hudson—There 28................. Baseball--Jesup--Here October 2....................Baseball—Hudson—Here 26........................All School Party 30......................Nut chuck Assembly November 2................Senior Magazine Party .................P.T.A. Fall Festival 14..............Mother-Dau iter Banquet 18..........Junior Play Brother Goose 21.......Basketball—West Waterloo—There 27...............Basketball—Denver—Here 29 ..........................Parent-Son Banquet 30 .....Basketball—Fredericksburg--Here December 7..............Basketball—Dlke--Here 14.............Basketball—Jesup—There 10 .................Junior Class Party 21..................Christmas Program 21.............Basketball—Orange—Here 21 to January 2.....Christmas Vacation January 4............Basketball—Hudson—There 11 ...........Basketball—Oeneseo—Here 13....Basketball—Globe Trotters—Hei ) 18.............Basketball—Dike--There 25............ .Basketball—Jesup—Here 1 8 15 18 19 19 20 25 26 ..Basketball—County Tournaments .......Basketball—Orange—There .......Basketball—Hudson—Here ............Commercial Law Trip .................KXEL Broadcast .......Basketball-Readlyn-- There ..........Annual Pictures Taken .........One-act Plays at Jesup Sectional Tournaments at Oelweln March 4................Visiting One-act Plays 8......................One-act Plays at Hudson 6...District Tournaments at Cedar Falls 12.................One-act Plays at Home 18 ...........Assembly—Jessie Kae Taylor 19 ....................P.T.A. Style Show 22......................One-act Plays at Orange 26. ..............................C.C.C. Banquet 28..................................Band Concert April 4 ......... Hulda of Holland Operetta 5 ..........................State Music Contest 16 ......................Parkenson Music Program 17 ..............Baseball—Hudson—Here May 4 to 8...............Baseball Tournaments 8 ...............Asserably—B. L. Jeamby 9 ......Jr. Sr. Banquet--Cedar Falls 12 ................Baccalaureate Service 13 ..........................Commencement 15....................Final Examinations 18......................Senior Breakfast 17........................ School Picnic My, how our class of 46' has changed since 1935. Front Row: Grace Lumbua, Robert Jefferson, Robert Turner, Verna Freed, Dan Magee Glennis Spier, Phyllis Deramel Back Row: Mr. W. D. Jefferson, LaVone Schmitt, Chancel Mlxdorf, Clifford Knudsen, David Mlxdorf, Betty Jane Nuebel, Miss Dorothy King ANNUAL STAFFS MIIKCK Front Row: Robert Turner, Martha Magee, Verna Freed, Dan Magee, Loren Grady. Betty Nuebel, Marlon Ackerman Second Row: Mr. Howard Olrsch, David Mlxdorf, Howard Reinhart, Robert Meyerhoff, Norman Thiltgen, Robert Jefferson, Qeraldine Hein, Miss Dorothy King Third Row: Grace Luabus, LaVone Schmitt, Marvin Wissink, Chancel Mlxdorf Glennis Spier, Phyllis Eichorst, Phyllis Deramel. June Atkins Forwards Ouards Marvin Wlsslnk- 7 Loren Orady-5 Robert Turner- 10 Dale Henry- 3 Center Robert ldeyerhoff-12 Coach ?4r. Joe Due a K I n ir111 i [i % David Mlxdorf, Martha Magee, Verna Freed, Dan Magee ] BASKETBALL Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: Marvin Wissink, Dale Henry, Robert Meyerhoff, Robert (k ady Mr. Joe Duea, Robert Jefferson, Howard Reinhart. Norman Thiltgen, Edward Falk Robert Eichorst, Robert Wood, John Falk, Henry Weliner, John Shimp, Dean Whitney Turner, Loren Gordon Moeller, Wheeler, Robert Basketball District Tournament Dunkerton..28 West Waterloo .. .37 EXankerton. .42 Denver............43 IXinkerton. .37 Fredericksburg . .28 Dunkerton. .42 Dike................ Dunkerton . .10 Jesup.............28 IXankerton. .24 Orange............32 IXankerton. .31 Alumni.............. Dunkerton .'.40 Hudson............48 Dunkerton. .33 Geneseo...........31 Dunkerton.. 19 Dike..............24 Dunkerton. .35 Jesup.............26 Dunkerton..25 East Waterloo...24 Dunkerton. .34 Denver...........26 Dunkerton • .21 Orange...........24 Dunkerton. .37 Hudson...........21 Dunkerton. .45 Readlyn............ IXinkerton. .41 Geneseo..........35 County Tournament Dunkerton..30 T.C.H.S............33 Sectional Tournament Dunkerton..45 Aurora ..........27 IXinkerton. .75 Fairbank, I.C.A.ll Dunkerton. .29 Dike.............28 Dunkerton • .31 Hazleton.........19 Sub-State Tournament Dunkerton. .24 Geneseo..........29 Fall Dunkerton..0 Dunkerton. .8 Sectional Dunkerton..2 Dunkerton..4 IXinkerton. .4 District Baseball Jesup........ Hudson....... Tournaments Wlnthrop..... Jesup........ St. Mary’s of Waterloo Tournament 2 6 0 1 0 Dunkerton..2 Fredericksburg.••.8 i l (Ml J ! J Front Rowr Loren Grady, Dale Henry, Robert Meyerhoff, Robert Turner, Marvin Wissink, Robert Wood Second Row: Mr. Joe Duea, Robert Wellner, Norman Thiltgen, Gordon Moeller, John Falk, Robert Jefferson, Edward Falk Third Row: Dean Snyder, Merle Bell, Duane Hartman, Chancel Mlxdorf, John Shimp, Dean Whitney, Robert Eichoratf A. 4 n J JUNIOR HIGH (WKIIAIl I I ! I I I I I 1 Front Row: Mr. Joe Duea, Robert Snyder, Duane Cummings, Robert Wellner, Herschel Siggelkov, Donald Newsom, Cletus Wheeler, Bert Canfield Second Row: George Whitney, James Holdiman, Bernard Musch, Paul Leuch, Donald Musch, John Molntosh, Norman Schmidt, Richard Hasel Front Row: Verna Freed, Glennie Spier, LaVone Schmitt, Pranoea Stumma, Marion USk Oriffith, Patricia Strain Second Row: Joyce Butler, Virginia Reynolds, Vesta Hoffman, Fanny Thorlakson, H Gloria Knudsen, Elizabeth Naebers, Mrs. Helna Johnson ■®§ Third Row: Martha Magee, Doris Schmidt, Betty Nuebel, Marjorie Lazemby, Geraldine Hein, Doris Moulds, Phyllis Demmel u i Fanny Ihorlakson, Edith Nye, Gloria Knudsen, Kathleen Schilling, Betty Jane Nuebel, Patricia Strain Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: Ruth Mixdorf, Marjorie Burman, Loretta Eldridge, Marion Ackerman, Donna Happel, Regina Mixdorf Kathleen Schilling, Lois Schmitt, LaVonne Nolting, Marion Rigdon, Marion Lumbua, Mabel Eldridge Iona Cummings, Virginia Hoffman, Bernita Reicherts, Mary Berry, Grace Lumbus, Phyllis Eichorst, Edith Nye, Delores Ortner e i E E C E C c T E I I E Front Row: Howard Reinhart, Marvin Wlaalnk, Dan Magee, Chancel Mixdorf Back Row: David Mixdorf, Clifford Knudaen, Kenneth Rigdon, Gordon Moeller 4 v BOYS CEEE CEUB Front Row: Mrs, Helna Johnson, Leon Rlsse, Kenneth Rigdon, Chancel Mlxdorf, David Mlxdorf, Dan Magee, Marvin Wlsslrik Back Row: Duane Hartman, Donald Erpelding, Clifford Knudsen, Roland Rigdon, Howard Reinhart, Gordon Moeller, Dean Snyder SENIOR MIXED CHORUS Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: Ruth Mlxdorf, Marlon Griffith, Robert Biohoret, Elizabeth Naebers, Dean Whitney, Cletue Steffen, Marjorie Burman, Patricia Reynolds, Donna Happel Fanny Thorlakaon, Olorla Knudsen, Verna Freed, Robert Turner, Patricia Strain, John Shiap, Virginia Hoffman, Frances Stumma, Leon Rlsse, bean Snyder Kenneth Rigdon, Kathleen Schilling, Marlon Lumbua, Clifford Knudsen, Norman Thiltgen, Gordon Moeller, LaVome Molting, Marjorie Lasemby Mary Berry, Duane Hartman JUNIOR RICH MIXED CUORUS Front Row: Florence Humbert, Minnie Ada Polege, Lloyd Berry, Raleigh Magee, Kenny Fettkether, Mary Cunningham, Mary Kreb, .Mary Fettkether, Darlene Dlercka Second Row: Helen Weliner, Dick. Haxel, Tommy Swanson, Regina Fettkether, Mary Lou Hein, Willadeen Smith, Norman Schmidt, Edward Stout, Virgil Mortenson, George Hazel, Mrs, Helna Johnson Third Row: Robert .Weber, Danny Mixdorf, Bernard Musch, Darlene Hayes, Ruth Leuch Beverly Lobeck, Arlene Hayes, Barbara Sage, Jane Holdiman, Arlene Smith, Wanda Miller Front Row: Second Row: RAND George Whitney, Patricia Reynolds, Bernita Reichert. Thorlakson, Gloria Knudsen, Virginia Reynolds, Norman Schmidi Dan Magee, Harriet Speer, Doris Schmidt, Betty Jane Nuebel, Knudsen, Mable Eldridge, Kathleen Schilling, Patricia Strain Mixdorf , Fanny Clifford Chancel I OPERETTA CAST Front Row: Chancel Mlxdorf, Patricia Strain, Betty Nuebel, Kathleen Schilling, Dan Magee, Mrs. Helna Johnson Back Row: David Mlxdorf, Roland Rlgdon, Clifford Knudsen, Howard Reinhart, Gordon Moeller, Marvin Wlsslnk , CHARACTERS Peter Cats.....................................Howard Reinhart Jacob Hoogenbeets, Peter's nelgibor..............David Mlxdorf Hulda, Peter's Daughter..................................Betty Nuebel Katrina, Jacob's Daughter.............................Patricia Strain Jerry Heyden, an American.................... Chancel Mlxdorf Vrouw Cats, Peter's wife....................Kathleen Schilling Jan Steepj an artist from America....................Dan Magee Jimmy Stone, an American, Jerry's pal...........Marvin Wlsslnk Dlrck, Man of all work..........................Gordon Moeller Adrian Steen, Jan's father................■•..Clifford Knudsen Cornelius Heyden, Jerry's father........................Roland Rlgdon DRAMATICS Front Row: Second Row: Biird Row: Robert Jefferson, Glennie Spier, David Mlxdorf H rdOlr.eh ’ Nuebe1' “artha Mag.., Dan Mag.., Ur.’ Regina Mlxdorf, Delores Ortner, Mary Lou Lampert. Grace Lumbus, Phyllis Elchorst, Edith Nye, MarioA Reicherts John Falk, LaVone Schmitt, Albert Schmitt, Mary Rlgdon, Howard Reinhart, Lois Schmitt. Mable Wlasink, Chancel Mlxdorf Loretta Bldrldge, Ackerman, Bernlta We liner, Eldrldge, Roland. Marvin - CNE ACT FLAYS Front Row: Phyllis Eichorst, Robert Turner, Patricia Strain, Olennis Spier, Verna Freed, Dan Magee, Marlon Ackerman Second Row: Marion Griffith, Edith Nye, Albert Schmitt, Howard Reinhart, Marvin Wis8ink, Martha Magee, Dean Whitney, Mr. Howard Girscn FIXERS, INCORPORATED Bill Wilson................Robert Turner Hank Johnson..............Howard Reinhart Evelyn Brown........................Verna Freed Helen Weston........................Edith Nye J. Ogle vie Thorpe.........Albert Schmitt Mrs • J. Oglevie Thorpe.... .'Glennla Spier MERRY MIXUP Grace Spenlow............Marian Ackerman Myra Spenlow.............Patricia Strain Victoria Winkle...................Phyllis Eichorst Ichabod Clay.........................Dean Whitney Neil Reynolds......................Roland Rigdon Polly Dooley.......................Marian Oriffith A PAIR OF LUNATICS George Fielding.....................Dan Magee Clara Manners....................Martha Magee DKAMAIICS Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: Ruth Mixdorf, Fanny Thorlakson, Grace Lumbua, Geraldine Hein, Betty Jane Nuebel, LaVonne Nolting, LaVone Schmitt, Verna Freed, Gloria Knudsen, Mrs. Helna Johnson Dean Snyder, Regina' Mixdorf, Virginia Reynolds, Mary Berry, Bernita Reicherts, Kathleen Schilling, Patricia Strain, Phyllis Eichorst, Edith Nye, Marion Ackerman, Duane Hartman Leon Risse, Chancel Mixdorf, Donald Erpelding, Clifford Knudsen, Gordon Moeller, Howard Reinhart, Roland Rigdon, Kenneth Rigdon, David Mixdorf, Marvin Vlasink, Dan Magee K Front Row: Second Row: K Thirrd Row: E K I U B Dorothy Wood, Elizabeth Naebera, Loretta Bldridge, Patricia Reynold Frances Stumma, Martha Magee, June Atkina, Joyce Butler Phyllia Demme 1, Olennis Spier, Virginia Hoffman. Fanny Thorlakaon, Marjorie Burman, Grace Lumbua, Phyllia Eichorat, Mary Lou Lamport, Miss Dorothy King Mary Berry, Lois Moulds, LaVone Schmitt, Marjorie Lazemby, Loia Schmitt, Kathleen Schilling, Doris Schmidt. Betty Jane Nuebel. Geraldine Hein, Iona Cummings Front Row: Oloria Knudsen, Bernlta Reicherts, Patricia Strain, Donna Happel, Verna Freed, Harriet Speer, Edith Nye, Delores Ortner Se.cond Row: Betty Polege, Regina Mixdorf, Marion Ackerman, Mary Renz, Vesta Htffman, Evelyn Barnes, Ruth Mixdorf, Marion Griffith, Virginia Reynolds Third Row: Betty Harn, Doris Moulds, Mable Bldridge, Norma Siggelkov, Mary Wellner, Onalee Meyers, Marion Rigdon, LaVonne Nolting, Marion Lumbua Front Row: Chancel Mixdorf, David Mixdorf, Loren Grady, John Falk, Robert Turner, Roland Rigdon, Clifford Knudsen, Robert Jefferson, Donald Reicherts Second Row: Robert Eichorat, Cletu Wheeler, Robert Wood, John Eldridge, James Dinnebier, Merle Bell, Duane Hartman, Ronald Ortner, Dean Snyder, George Whitney, Cletua Steffen, Mr. Charles Wilcox Third Row: Clifford Diercka, Dean Whitney, John Shlmp, Cletua Pflffner, Edward Falk, Gordon Moeller, Herscbe 1 Siggelkov, Donald Erpelding, Vincent Pfiffner, Kenneth Rigdon, Robert Wellner, Leon Risse DUNKERTON CHAPTER Si FARM SHOP Robert Turner, Cletus Pfiffner, Robert Jefferson, Donald Reicherts, Clifford Dierctcs, Chancel Mlxdorf, Dean Whitney, Clifford Knudsen, Loren  ady, Roland Rigdon, Vincent Pfiffner, Oordon Moeller, John Falk, Da id Mixdorf, Mr. Charles Our shop program Is set up on a unit basis covering skills and develop! , abilities in rope work, concrete, glazing, sharpening, sheet metal and soldering, forge work, wood work, drafting, tool grinding and sharpening, electricity, pip© fitting, drilling, tap and die work, welding, machine repair, motor repair and metal lathe work. All students have a cumulative shop card which shows credit of 1 point for eacfc i hour of honest effort. During the 4 years of high school the student should develop skill in at least 75 of the above mentioned skills. This allows some variation according to individual interest. We have one of the finest sets of tools and equipment to be found in any high school. Some of the larger pieces of equipment include two electric welders (A.C. and D.C.), valve refacer and reseater, two grinders up to 1 horsepower, drill press, metal turning lathe, chain hoist, piston aligner, valve spring compression tester, tap and die sets, drill sets, socket sets, armature grawler, etc. It is hoped that the farmers of tomorrow will appreciate and know possibilities available to further there progress. I4MIM IIN I IITCIIEN The activities of the 1946 hot lunch program are portrayed in the pictures shown on this page. After having served 14,715 lunches in 72 days It would seem that the project was very worthwhile. It was only with the cooperation of Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Rudolph and sixteen sophomore girls that this program was successfully completed. The menu for each day was carefully planned with the health of the children in mind. Various nutritious foods were served with a minimum of time spent in tne dining-room by the diners as well as the waitresses. DINING ICCM All out—end of line. Office Detention. Always eating. Ihere goes another Mirror. Studious Juniors. Is everybody happy? Three Muskateers Just a little squirt. Brown earns his lunch. idlxdorfs entertain team. He'll maice himself a good wife. What goes here? We're lovely; We use Ponds. Don't get slivers. ADVERTISEMENTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS Spies Garage McMillin's Grocery Peg's Store Locker ir Creamery Shimp Brothers OrInnaII'a Station Paul A. Nuebel Dr. R. A. Buckmaster L. J. Ingamells Joe s Service Station Drug Store Dunkerton Duea Dick a Store Annabelle's Shop Clair Bailey Joe Bartholomew A. M. feeler Marguerite Biller Barlow s Plumbing Dunxerton Mutual Telephone Co. Dr. C. B. Strain Earl D. Magee Oliver Weliner Russell Rudolph Barber Shop People 8 Savings Bank Dan s Radio Service and Supplies Morris Motor Car Co. Waterloo Courier Rainbow Shop National Bank of Waterloo Larle L. Brown Alstadt Langlas Baking Company Walnut Dairy Farms Waterloo Memorial Co. Gamble's Bishop s Cafeteria C. R. Wallace D and D Food Products Co. C. W. Chapman Lumber Co. Ihe Horae Furniture Store Waterloo Savings Bank Sears, Roebuck Co. Ward S. Williams Standard Battery Electric Co. New York Fashion Shop Boettcher s Furniture Guyer Brothers Waterloo Typ vriter Exchange Iowa Theater Black 8 Waterloo Hardware Co. DeLorbe s Geerlings Feed Mills BlfccV H wk Electrical Co. Borden s Hutchinson Ice Cream Co. Hansen s Commercial Jewelry Sporting Goods Co. Barker Shoe Store DUNKERTON General Car Repairing and Wrecker Service General Merchandise, Meats, and Produce Meat, Groceries, and Vegetables Efficient Locker Service Lumber and Hardware . . Gas, Tires, Batteries, and Ice Cream Pioneer Wine Iowa, Illinois, and Indiana Corn Growing Contests Physician Your Standard Oil Agent--Phone 11 Tires, Batteries, Greasing, Washing, Standard Products Drugs, Gifts, Cosmetics, and Prescriptions Registered Purebred Spotted Poland China Hogs Meat, Groceries, and Vegetables All Types of Beauty Work General Trucking Hen Coops and Rat Traps Repaired While-U-Walt Tfenk Truck Service and Phillips' Products A Friend Plumbing and Repairs Service at All Hours Veterinarian Contractor and Builder General Trucking Trucking Shaves and Haircuts WATERLOO Dunkerton Office Dan Gipane—517 Lafayette Street Cadillac and Oldsmobile Cars—Thirty-six Years in Business--Waterloo s First Automobile Dealer First With the News Dresses, Coats, Sportswear, Suits Lingeri Member, Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. McCormick-Deerlng Farm Machines Implements Bakers of KLEEN-MAID Bread Pasteurized Milk Cream--Vitamin D Homogenized Milk For Finer Monuments The Friendly Store East 5th Street-Compliments to the Class of 1946 District Manager—Bankers Life Co. Wholesale Candy Everything for Building Quality Furniture for Less Banking Headquarters Since 1902 Shop 'Where Values Are Greater Women s Ready-to-Wear Electric Welders-Drllls-Tools Northeast Iowa s Leading Apparel Shop Quality Furniture at Reasonable Prices John Deere Sales and Service Authorized ROYAL Typewriter Distributors—Mimeographs and Duplicators Enjoy Your Spare Time in Our Theater Use Our Personal Shopper Everytning in Hardware—Dial 3545 Quality Clothiers The Rome of the Hi-Brid Feeds Dealer in General Electric Merchandise Ice Cream Is a Real Food--Enjoy It Often Ready-to-Wear, The Shop With the Jade Green Front Jewelry and Sporting Goods for Everyone Exclusive in Waterloo--MARILYN Shoes for Women Photographs by Holiest, Planographed by Waterloo Engraving and Service Company. Thanks go to both for their fine Job. 5.00 5.00 4.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00. 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 0.50’ 7.50 5.83 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 4.00 4.00 3.50 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 ADVERTISEMENTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS Hurwick s V. W. Schrock Jeweiry Townley Jewelers Mllroy and Halbach Clothiers Cutler s Store renenoaum's Jewelry Chas. Sherwood, Florist Roth s Jewelers Pitze's Beauty Supply J. R. Motor Supply Co. Lowry Bulck Company Central Battery and Electric Company Robert Drug Stores Esco Supply Company Fred Miller Western Outfitters The Nut House Franta Feed Store Enzler's Travel Shop Kinney Shoe Store Kelley Grocery West Side Hardware Splvack 8 Furniture Richard's Music Mart F. S. Mltvalsky Ihe People's Mutual Building Loan Assn. Wartoy's Strang Tire Battery Co.-Black Hawk Typewriter Co. Farnsworth Radio and Television Iowa Master Breeder's Hatchery A Friend Levi Bros. Jewelry Cannon Shoes Gray Radio Company Friedl's Cafe Black Hawk Sport Shop Jane's Flower and Select Yours at Hurwick's Quality Merchandise Priced Right In Jewelry, As Usual, the Unusual Formerly Frank Bros; Horae of Better Men's Wear Fine Apparel for Young Ladies and Men Everything in Jewelry 324 East Fourth Street Watches and Jewelry Cosmetics for Men and Women Everything in Auto Supplies Better Buy Bulck Magneto Repair and Service Prescription Druggists Wholesale Auto Supplies Gas, Oil, and other DIAMOND D-X Products Clothing ar d Shoes for Men and Boys Nuts From All Parts of the World Northrup King Feeds and Seeds--Larro Feeds Dial 5091 Ladies Handbags—Billfolds—Luggage--Gifts Educator Shoes Quality Foods General Hardware, Paints, and Housewares 617 Commercial Street Everything Musical Noted for Our Famous Furs Home Loans and G.I. Loans Wallpaper, Paint, and Glass Store A Good Established Place to Buy Your U.S. ROYAL Tires New UNDERWOOD Typewriters, Service, and Supplies Radios, Public Address and Radio Service If It Is for Poultry, We Have It Jewelers Since 1917 Shoes for the Entire Family Radio Sales and Service Try Our California's Sporting Goods for the Good Sports Ihe Only Store of Its Kind in Waterloo Gift Shop Hat Land Millinery, Gloves, and Purses Smiley's Hobby Shoppe Hobbyist's Supplies--Gas Motors—Toys—Philatelic Supplies Globe Shoe Shop Hub Electric Co. Red Cross Drug Germain's Putman's Furniture Exchange Fish Auto Supply Members Mutual Oil Co. Larry's Clothes Shop Gildner's Ihe Sherwin-Williams Co. Shoe Repairing Electrical Contractors and Dealers—Phone 3543 For Your Drug Needs Jewelry and Appliances Cash Paid for Household Furniture Auto Parts, Used Cars, and Mechanical Work Art Darling--Bottle Gas, Sales and Service Clothes for Young Men Good Clothing for Men and Boys 209 East 5th Street—Compliments to the Class of 1946 CEDAR FALLS Foote's Greenhouse Flowers—Greenhouse Phone No. 1961—House Phone No. 1901 DEWAR DeWar Elevator ( ain. Feed, and Fertilizers DeWar Cfrocery and Tavern Roy E. Wehling, Proprietor OELWEIN Brant Funeral Home Congratulations to the Class of 1946 Having completed this 1946 RAIDER, the editors take this opportunity to thank the teachers, staff members, photographer, and printer, and especially the sponsors. 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