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I I ll l I 1948 DUNKEKTCN CCNSCLID4TID SCHOOL J DUNKEKTCN, |0ni i_____________________ l Hismi l 14 s Mr. Paul A. Nuebel President Mrs. Claude Mcwillin New Member Mrs. John Campbell Mrs. Bernard McIntosh Retired Member Mr. W.D. Jefferson Superintendent iur. Charles Siggelko' Mr. Floyd Primus Retired Member air, Lee higdon New member MEWS f ACUITY Mr. W.D« Jefferson Iowa State College, B.A.,«.A. Columbia University Algebra, Geometry Superintendent Eureka College, Illinois Western Illinois State Teachers College Iowa State Teachers College Junior High History and English Mir. Dean Stoakes Loyola University of Los Angeles, California Iowa state Teachers College 7-8 Arithmetic Industrial Arts Coach Mrs. Helna Johnson Iowa State Teachers College, B.A. University of California Montana University Colorado State University music Mrs. Lorothy K. Brown Iowa State Teachers College, B.S. University of Chicago Home Economics Commercial Senior High Frincipal Mr. Howard J. Girsch Loras College B.a. state University Of Iowa English, speech, Dramatics, Junior High Principal Mrs. Mabel M'ison B.A. Cornell College Graduate University of Iowa University of Southern California Teachers College Columbia University Social science , gS. Mr. Howard A. Rupert Iowa State College, B.S. Agriculture ACUITY mi. Wayne Aurand Iowa State Teachers College Band Mrs. Mildred Walker Iowa State Teachers College Grades 5-6 Mrs. Birdenia Moehnke Iowa State Teachers College Grade 3 Mrs. Lyda Garner Iowa State Teachers College 1rimary B a Mrs. Ardella Strain Iowa State Teachers College Grades 5-o Miss Betty May Iowa State Teachers College Grade 4 Miss Mary Kaiser Iowa State Teachers College Primary A Mrs. £,dich Alexander Normal Training Union College Lincoln, Nebraska Correspondence, Iowa State Teachers College Primary C SENIORS MOTTO A dinner Never Quits. A Quitter Never Wins. COEORS Scarlet ani Gold RICHER Yellow hose A_ATmjri£ N SCHILLING No one can enjoy life—alone (?). Glee Club 1234 Mixed Chorus 234 sextette 1234 Music Contest 234 Kil Kare Klub 1234 Opere tta 2 Band 234 One Acts 4 Junior Play 3 Annual staff 4 Mirror Co-i ditor 4 Class vice Pres. 2 Class President 4 Dramatics Club 12 unadrigal Group 4 Mixed Quartette 4 EDWAhD FALK My love for basketball is unexcelled. Bassetoall 34 Baseball 234 One Acts 3 heporter of P. P.A.34 Class Treasure 4 Glee Club 12 KENNETH HIGDON Every man has devil- ish moments. Class V. Pres. 4 F.F.A. 1234 F.F.A. V. Pres. 3 F.F.A. Treasure 4 Basketball 3 Dramatics Cluo 23 Glee Club 1234 Double Quartette 234 Mixed Chorus 234 Madrigal Group 4 One Acts 34 Junior Play 3 Annual Staff 4 music Contest 4 GLOHIA KNUDSfiN Her heart belongs to just one. Band Glee Club Kil Kare Klub Mixed Chorus Sextette Music Contest Annual Staff Mirror Staff Junior Play Class Secretary 4 Glee Club Pres. 4 Class Vice Pres. 1 Madrigal Group 4 Dramatics 12 1234 1234 1234 234 1234 234 4 4 ISI l mARY BERRY faithful, capaole, end dependaole, she works and plays wi th equal zest. Glee Club 1234 Kil Kare Klub 1234 iuixed Chorus 234 Dramatics 2 Vocal 2 -•irror staff 4 • nnual Co-Editor 4 one Acts 4 oextette 4 •iusic Contest 24 BOB EICHOhST a little knowledge is 8 dangerous thing I'm steering clear. Baseball • 234 Basketball 124 mirror Staff 4 student Council 12 Glee Club 1 P. P.a. 12 MaBL LDhiDGr. ”1 was oorn to giggle and giggle I must. Kil Kare Klub 1234 mixed Chorus 1234 Band 34 iviusic Contest 234 Junior Play 3 One Acts 4 mirror Staff 4 Glee Club v. Pres. 4 sextette 4 oramatics Club 12 IONa CUmmiNGS Efficient in a quiet way. Kil Kare Klub 1234 Glee Club 12 mixed Chorus 2 Dramatics 12 Annual Staff 4 mirror Staff 4 MARJORIE BUhMAN Always laugh when you can, it is cheap medicine'.' Kil Kare Klub 234 Glee Club 1234 mirror Co-Editor 4 Annual Co-Editor 4 Dramatics 2 Student Council 4 music Contest 134 Mixed Chorus 4 DuwaLD ERPELDING Greater men than 1 nave lived, but I douot it. Glee Cluo 1234 .r 1234 Baseoali 34 Dramatics id mixt;d Chorus 1 34 Madrigal Group 4 mixed quartette 4 Double Quartette 34 Boy1 Quartette 4 r SENIORS LORJS'i'TA 6L Dh I DGE 'Let not thy studv make slaves of you. Kil Kare iClub 1234 Glee Club 1234 Mirror Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Dramatics 12 tnusic Contest 34 hcN bD OhTNsR mfoioen have no charm lor me. F.F.A. 124 kaGlNA wlAUOhf bile is long out I ahi short. Kir Kare Kluo 1234 -axed chorus 234 One Acts 4 Sextette 134 Dramatics 12 vnnuel otaff 4 mirror staff 4 uusic Contest 234 Glee Cluo i io. 2 DUAHc, HAhTjftAN a Miss is as as a mile. good baseball 234 F.F.A. 1234 One Acts 34 Glee Club 1234 Double Quartette • 34 Mixed Chorus 234 Dramatics 2 Madrigal 4 Mirror Staff 4 annual Staff 4 Music Contest 4 VIRGINIA HOFFMAN She’s engaged, but not to books. Glee Club 1234 Mixed Chorus 34 Kil Kare Klub 1234 uiirror Staff 4 LJe)ON hlssE I studied once out I don’t rememOer when. Glee Cluo 12 F.F.A. 1234 Dramatics 12 One Acts 3 tfiAiUJn LUuLdUS 'sincere, serene, and sensiole. Glee Cluo 1234 mixed Chorus 4 Music Contest 24 sextette 34 Kil Kare Kluo 1234 Dramatics 12 Annual Staff 4 Mirror Staff 4 j SENIORS S£hN£;A kfcilCHEHTS And I'll cheerfully do the best I can. A.il A.are Club 1234 Glee Club 1234 Mirror Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 34 Class secretary 3 Dramf tics 12 music Contest 24 Band 234 D fl sttYDBP School days are far too long, and oh, the nights, too short. P.P.A. 1234 Junior Play 3 Baseball 123 Basketball 123 Class President 1 otudent Council 3 Glee Club 123 One Acts 34 Dramatics 12 MAhY rfPJjLttPih I work when I woik and I fiddie when I play. Kil Care Club lp d Glee Club Mixed Chorus Dramatics 2 mirror Staff Annual Staff 4 JACK SHIMP I can resist everything except temptation. F.P.h. 1234 One Acts 34 Glee Oluo 1 Junior rlay 3 dasketoall . i 1 234 PAThlClA SThAIN a smile on her lips and a song in her heart. Glee Club 1234 Sextette 1234 Mixed Chorus 1234 Kil Kare Klub 1234 Student Council 34 Madrigal 4 Quartet 4 Junior Play 3 One Acts- 234 Operetta 2 K.K. Vice Pres. 3 K.K. President 4 K.K. Secretary 2 Band 1234 Music Contest 234 mirror Staff 4 Dramatics 12 Cheer Lpa.ip-r 3 D.A.h. PilgrJ' 4 HENftY •VH rJjr. sarly to oea and early to rise, leaves your girl to go out with other guys. r.r.A. 1234 Baseball 23 Basketball 23 student Council 1 Dramatics l Class President 3 hOBBhT 0oD He is an athletic shark; we need say no more his reputa- tion speaks for itself. P.F.A. 1234 Glee Club 134 Baseball 1 34 Basketball 234 one Acts 3 Junior Play 3 Class Treasurer 3 s.C. President 4 F.. P.A. President 4 First RoW: (Left to Light) Regina adxdorf, Marjorie Burman, Mary Berry Gloria Knudsen. . Second Row: «ur. Girsch, Iona Cummings, Kathleen schilling, Mary Aellner, Marion Lumous, Mrs. Brown. Third Row: Rooert dlood, Duane Hartman, Kenneth Rigdon, Donald Lrpelding. mild first how: (Left to Right) Gloria Knudsen, Particle Strain, Marjorie Burman, Kathleen schilling, Regina Mixdorf, Mary Beny second Row.- Mr. Girsch, Mary Wellner, Duane Hartman, j aole Bldridge, Mrs. Brown. Third Row: Rooert JSichorst, Ions Cummings, nuarion Lumous, JacK Shimp, Berneta Reicherts, Virginia Hoiiman. Hot in Picture: Loretta Eldridge. i u i i i c I I © N $ € I S $ € r n e ki € I E % First how: (Left to Right) Robert McMahon, Harriet Speer, Less wag e, Joyce Butler, Robert Wellner, Vesta Hoffman, Carl Kinsel. Second Row: Donald Newsom, Donald Musch, Onalee uueyer, Parian higdon, Herschei Siggelkov, Mrs. Brown. Third Row: Mary Renz, Virginia Reynolds, Doris ochmidt, Jim McMahon, John Fldriige, Cletus Wheeler, Cletus Steffen, Betty Folege. First Row: (Left to Right) Mr. Stoakes, Helen Fal , noary Lou Hein, Lisle Mixdorf, Helen Ortner, Juanita Deminel, Wanda Miller, wary Kreb, Mary Ann Fettkether, wars. mason. Second Row: Richard Wood, Jeanette Brown, George Hazel, Donald Graham, Donald McMahon, George Lazemby, Hugh Ortner, Willadeen Smith, Richard Hazel. Third Row: Marian Falk, Jim Holdiman, Arnold Averhoff, Barbara Sage, Jane Holdiman, Arlene Smith, Richard Ortner, Norman Schmidt Duane Cummings, Dorothy Happel. Fourth Row: Henry 3olhius, Robert Snyder, Raul Graham, Darlene Hayes, Bert Canfield, Bernard Musch, John McIntosh, nrlene Hayes, Norman Davis, Beverly Lobeck, Janola Hartman, Walter Schneider. First how: (Left to Light) marvin Schultz, Aooert Weber, Eldridge, Ldward Stout, Lorraine Nolting, hosemary Kane hupert. Second how: Norma AcKerwan, Harold Aeisert, Charles hrpelding, Gosse, Virgil Mortenson, Kenneth Fettkethei, nonaid smith. Third how: Lloyd Berry, Florence Humoert, Minnie Ada Poiege, Wellner, Betty Lemley, oarah Butler, Mildred Meier, Fettkether, Diane Kinsel. Thomas , UiT. Dale Helen hegina f i E S I hi E N First Row:(Left to hight) Donna Lambert, Betty Amphar, Dean Bellmer, Patricia Harn, Ronald Sadler, Mrs. Beam. Second how: Nancy Baer, cveiyn Ohl, Janet Brasch, Archie Blacjciort, Roger Wheeler, Robert Nuebel. Third Row: Edward Speer, David Gosse, Richard Johnson, Marvin Aeisert, Nannette Baer, Patricia DeLong. E I C E I I First how: (Left to Right) William McIntosh, Kathleen Miller, William staebell, Mrs. Mason, second how: Junior Kroenecke, Donald Salisbury, Donald Miller, Delmer Stickfort, William Polege. $ i i i i nrStGflmnLil},eltT 5° Jean SasKerville, Jean Canfield, Claudette Itl'aUi y ’ Car01 G°SSe’ Katherine Milner, hetty Lee, First How: (Left to hignt) James Higdon, endell wilier, Hooert Wolff, Myrdell Summers, Elizabeth Ann Sage, Barbara Kroenecke, Daphne Kane, Mrs. WalKer. second how: David Magee, Harold Delong, Lyle Goeller, Kay Baskerville, iaary wcmahon, Norma Reicherts, Harold Bolting. Third how: Eugine Oluoine, Yvonne -Hapjel, Sandra Rudolph, Richard wusch Robert Harn, Janice Campbell, Donald Jensen, Wayne Ackerman. Not in Picture: Delores Eldridge, Donald Weber. i i i First Row: (Left to Right) Janet Boenhke, Janice Rodgers, Darlene nam, Mardelle Kautin, Joan Jones, Miss May. Second E)w: David Cole, Ronald Turner, Paul Ed Dinnibier, Dick Miller, Robert Rigdon, Dean Sadler, Hargaret Cuminingham. Third Row: Maxine Matthias, Annetta Staeoell, Jerry Rigdon, LeRoy Sadler, Janice Brown, Dorothy Wellner, Marian Spies, Francis Waime r Fourth Low: Charles Wolff, Laura Belle Kinsel, Charlene Lei, James Weber, Rex Boggs, Lub.v Turner, Barbara Meyers, Jerry Hayes. Not in Picture: Jeanne Staebell, Donald Roach. F € I I T F J?‘irst how: (Left to Right) JacK Robinson, Borman Clubine, i onald Weber Carolyn McMillin, Charles Hap pel, Loras Knebel, Vincent staebel, Mrs, Boehnke. Second Row: Ruth Ann Dinneoier, Dies Bower, Raymond Sadier, Kenneth Kauten, Roneld Salisbury, Darwin Blacklort, Jean Knebel. Third Row: Florence Williams, Duane Meyerhoff, George Jensen, Marian Musch, Karole Kroenecke, Harlan Baskerville, Thomas DeLong, Kenneth Graham, Harold Wolff. i i i ki i v First Row: (Left to Right) Barbara Lou Childs, Wilbert Wolff, Ratty McDougal, Russell Rigdon, Mary Ann Happel, Ratsy Clubine, Mary Bllen Anderson, Miss Kaiser, Second Row: Tommy Magee, Richard Edmonds, Clair Clubine, Curtis hoot, Michael Fettkether, Ferry Robinson, Lehoy Schmit, i dward Knebel, Third Row: Rita Sadler, Judy Kaufman, Mary Brown, Barbara St. John, Ardis Cowlishaw, Philip Carlson, Kenneth iwattnnias, Lie Ryan. r r first how: (Left to ight) Virginia Cluoine, Carol Baskerville, Sharon hobinson, Jane Lea adiler, James Strain, Brenda Newsom, Mrs. Gamer. , , Second how: hose Knief, Phyllis Humoert, Doris Wheeler, Karen Kuenstling, Celest Fettkether, John Staeoell, hussell Nesolt. Third how: Jirrniy Musch, Cleo Schmit, i yma McMillan, Angeles Knebel, Helen Dinnebier, Carol Ann Childs, Nancy Williams. Not in Picture: Sharon Kay ross, Charles Hartman. First how: (Left to hight) Karen Stoakes, Joan Kneoel, Stuart Halgren, Dean Weber, Steve Meyers, Evelyn Fox, Son ja Clubine, Mrs. Alexander. Second ow: Jimmy Weoer, hita Weber, Krissy Jo ohimp, Ivan Miller, Duane higdon, Jimmy DeLong, David hoot, Jude Knebel. Third how: Duane Wolff, Jimmy Stewart, Donald Happel, John sweick, Sue Weisert, Darlene oalisoury, Fatricia Shares, adwin Sadler, Max He mi n way. Not in Picture: Booby hoach, Vincent Weber. I i i ki i v i i i i ki i 1 c J u N I 0 R 1 1 Y G .oT UF CHARACTERS First Row: (Left to Right) Joyce Butler, Harriet Speer, Marian Rigdon, Doris Schmidt, Bess Magee. Second ow: Cletus Wheeler, Carl Kinsel Donald Newsom, George Whitney, Mr. Girsch. STAI CRYIY in 4$nn First Row: (Left to ight) Bess Magee, Regina Mixdorf latricia Strain, Kathleen Schilling, Mable Kldridge, Mary Berry, Mr. irsch. Second Row: Minnie Ada Polege, Kenneth Fettkether Norman Davis, Beverly Lobeck, Wanda Miller, Barbara Sage, Dorothy Jiappel. Third Row: Jane Holdiraan, Dean Snyder, Kenneth Rigdon, Duane Hartman, Jack Shimp, Arlene Hayes. f I I ! c I E E E Go, Raiders, go, Go, Raiders, go, shoot 'em high, shoot 'em low, Go, Raiders, gol Bess Magee, Joyce Butler, Vesta Hoffman. Vesta Hofftian, Joyce1 Butler, Bess Magee. Oh yeah, oh yeah, Choo choo, rah rah, Choo choo, rah rah. Oh yeah, oh yeah, Choo choo, rah rah, Choo choo, rah rah, Dunkerton.' E E D E 1 $ A 1 I E E I I € S SENIOR RICH I SMI II Ml First Row: (Left to Right) Robert Wood, Robert wellner, Edward Falk Jsck bhimp, Cletus Wheeler, Robert Eichorst. beconi Row: Duane Cummings, Robert McMahon, John McIntosh, Herschel biggelkov, Robert bnyder, Richard Wood. Third Row: Donald Musch Manager, Jim Holdiman, Rawleigh Magee, Bert Canfield, Norman bchmidt, Donald McMahon, an. btoakes. JRNIOR RICH I WII II || First Row: (Left to Right) Roger Wheeler, William Staebell, Dale Gosse Dean Bellmer, Edward btout, Viigil Mortensen, Robert imebei. Second Row: William Polege, Junior Kroenecke, Edward Spfeer, xionald Smith, Richard Johnson, Lloyd Berry, Mr. Stoakes. Third Row: William McIntosh, Delmer Stickfort, Rooert Weber, Thomas Eldridge, Ronald Sadler, Kenneth Pettkether, David Gosse BASES All jfirst how: (.Left to hight) nobert hobert Weliner, Jack bhimp. becond how: Donald Musch Manager, Donald Brpelding, Bell, John uaclntosh, Mr. btoakes. Third how: hichard Hazel, Donald Graham, Norman bchmidt, Donald McMahon, hichard Wood, Jim Holdi.nan. Wood, hobert aicnorst, bdward, Falk, Duane Hartman, Merle Bert Canfield, A I I L I 1 I C s f__ c I E E CIE E CEEE CEUB First Row: (Left to Right) Joyce Butler, Vesta Hoffman, Klsie Mixdorf, Marjorie Burman, Gloria Knudsen, Regina Mixdorf, Mary Berry, Regina Fettkether. Second how: Rosemary Kane, Jane Holdiman, Maole Aldridge, Onalee Meyer Marian Rigdon, Marion Lumbus, Janola Hartman, tors. Johnson. Third Row: Mary Lou Hein, Bemeta Reicherts, Doris Schmidt, Virginia Reynolds, Mary Kreb, Betty Lemley, Marian Falk, Norma Ackerman, Mildred Meier. Fourth Row: Juanita Demme1, Arlene Smith, Barbara Sage, Lorraine Nolting, Kathleen schilling, Virginia Hoffman, Patricia Strain, Dorothy Happel, Willadeen Smith. c E I B0YS CEEE CEIJB rii st how: (Left to hight) Bdward stout, Bernard musch, Duane Hartman, Kenneth igdon, Donald srpelding, Mrs. Johnson. Second ow: Duane Cummings, Rawleigh Magee, Paul Graham, Henry olhius, Jim Holdiman, hobert Wood. Third how: hichard Ortner, hichard Wood, Norman Schmidt, George Whitney, letus Steffen, Charles hrpelding. n n o Oil?! r r- r '- V. f Pfl ' ! f n, Wv 1 . .W, ] MHIB (Kill First Row: (Left to Right) Joyce Sutler, Vesta Hoffman, mary Lou Hein, Mildred Meier, Elsie Mixdorf, Marjorie Burman, Gloria Knudsen, Norma Ackerman, Regina Mixdorf, Mary Berry, Regina Fettkether, Marian Falk, Mrs. Johnson, second Row: Bemeta Reicherts, Doris Schmidt, Rose Mary Kane, Jane Holdiman, Mable Eldridge, Onalee weyer, Marian nigdon, Marion Lurabus, Janola Hartman, Lorraine Nolting, Virginia Hoifman. Third how: Cletus Steffen, Robert Wood, Virginia Reynolds, Mary Kreb, Juanita Demme1, Arlene Smith, Barbara Sage, Kathleen Schilling, Patricia Strain, Dorothy Happel, Willadeen Smith, Betty i emie y, George Whitney, Charles Erpelding. Fourth how: Richard Wood, Richard Ortner, Duane Ca.anings, hawleigh Magee, Henry Bolhius, Donald Erpelding, Bernard Musch, Duane Hartman, Kenneth Rigdon, Edward Stout, Paul Graham, Jim Holdiman, iiorman Schmidt Not in Picture: Loretta sldr-id' :.. 0 c: 1 vcc u CUSS First Row: (Leit to hignt) Helen Ortner, Marian Falk, mrs. Johnson, Juanita Demmel, Wanda Miller. Second Row: unary Kreb, Patricia Strain, Barbara Sage, Mary Lou Hein. Third Row: Edward Stout, Bonald Erpelding, Onalee Meyer, Bernard Musch Beverly Lobeck. I % I C FIRST € C A F SEATETTE SECCNE) SEITETFE Regina Mixdorf, Mary Lou Hein, Gloria Knudsen, Barbara Sage, Patricia Strain, Kathleen Schilling Mrs. Johnson. First place honors won at Music Contest at Independence. M li S I Norma Ackerman, Mary Derry, oaue Holdiman, uiable Aldridge, Marion Lumbus, Marian Bigdon, Mrs. Johnson. MIXED OUAREETTE Bernard Musch, Donald Krpelding, Kathleen Schilling, Patricia Strain Mrs. Johnson. Pirst place nonora won ar Music Contest at Independence. SOtOISTS Bernard Musch, Donald Brpelding, Patricia Strain, Mary Lou Hein, Barbara Sage, Mrs. Johnson. INDBrBNDBNCB CON TBS T PLAClNGs First:Patricia strain, Mary Lou Hein, Donald Brpelding. oecond:Barbara Sage, Bernard usch. ViMIH l GROUP Duane hartman, Bernard Musch, Kathleen Schilling, Jane Holdiman, Mrs. Johnson, Patricia Strain, Gloria Knudsen, Kenneth higdon, Donald Krpelding. First place honors won at «usio Contest at Independence. B4ND Pirst how: (.Left to hight) aeineta heicherts, Patricia strain, Doris Schmidt, Mable Aldridge, Kathleen Schilling, Bess Magee, Gloria Anudsen. second how: Donald Salisbury, william naclntosh Virginia heynolds, Norman Schmidt, Patricia Ham, hvelyn Ohl, Patricia DeLong. CCNftSUNTI Gloria Anudsen, Mr. Aurand, Doris achmidt. Mr. Aurond. Inst motor. i N $ ¥ ¥ ¥ M E N T 4 L c ¥ I ¥ I T I E S KIE BABE HUB First Row: (Left to Right) Mable Eldridge, Lorraine Nolting, Beverly Mary Kellner, Marian Rigdon, Mrs. Mason, ,M?rion LumDus Jeanette Brown, Rosemary Kane, Doris schmidt, Patricia Strain. Second how: Marian Falk, Berneta Reicherts, Iona Cummings. Harriet speer, Jane Holdiman, Darlene Hayes, Kathleen Schilling Arlene sss: as,,sSi.‘, ,ir8i u Third Row: Mary Lou Hein, Gloria Knudsen, Mary Kreb, Horma Ackerman, Juanita Demmel, Virginia Reynolds, Bess Magee, Vesta Hoffman B man hegin Mixdorf?er’ Betty Le“ley’ El8ie lxdorf- aar °rl° Fourth howS Regina Fettkether, Florence Humbert, Mildred Meier, Helen yi kenz Bett olege, Wanda Miller, Helen Falk, flirtler, DiLe Iel. BUtl6r’ Mary ton ye«kether, Joyce First Row: (Left to flight) Bert Uenfield Jack Shirap, Robert Wood, letus Rupert. Edward ralk, Kenneth Rigdon, Wheeler, Duane Hartman, Mr. Second Row: Lloyd Berry, Charles Erpelding, Mortenson, Robert Weoer, Richard Ortner. Fettkether. 9 Cletus Steffen, Virgil Harold Weisert, Kenneth Third Ron. Richard Wood, Rawleigh Magee, Henry Wheeler, Paul ttrahru, Edridge, Leon Risse, Dean Snyder, James McMahon. ’ Fourth Row: Robert McMahon, Thomas Eldridge, Edward Stout, Ronald ESa Aenr inichSitzf0 81' KrPeldlng’ Herschel el-ov, SENIOR RICE SIRE)ENE CCiNCIE 1SMIOIS nussell Rudolph, Russ Fred French, Freddie First now: (Left to Right) Marian Falk, Vesta Hoffman, Robert Wood, Helen Wellner. Second Row: Lloyd Berry, Norman Schmidt, hobert aucMahon, Patricia Strain, Marjorie Burman. Home Nursing Glass Meyer, Claude Weber, Freddie French. Ginny Pals Fresh Friends The Gang Hillbilly's Delight Chick his Chicks Mutt Jeff Us two Fifth Grade Cute--eh? Lover Boy What Goes Here?? D III l M INI CCNIKIIUICKI DUNKERTON Barber Shop Shaves and Haircuts $ .50 Biller, Marguerite A Friend 1.00 Dick s Store Meat, Groceries, and Vegetables 2.00 Drug Store Drugs, Gifts, Cosmetics, and Prescriptions 3.50 Dunkerton Telephone Co Service at all Hours 1.00 Dunkerton Co-op Elevator Feed, Grain and Coal 5.00 Friend (Staff) 1.00 Grinnell's Station Gas, Tires, 3atteries and Ice Cream 2.00 Girsch, Howard J. Patron 1.00 Ingamells Plumbing and Heating Furnaces and Pumps--Phone 1906 2.00 Jones' Station Tiros, Batteries, Greasing, Washing and STANDARD Products 2.00 Locker and Creamery Efficient Locker Service 2.00 McMillin's Grocery General Merchandise, Meats and Produce 5.00 Meyer, David D. Stark's Fruit Trees Sr Shrubs—Grow and Bear 1.0c Paul s Garage General Car Repairing and Wrecker Service 2.00 Peg s Store Meat, Groceries and Vegetables U.00 People s Savings Bank Dunkerton 3ranch Office 2.00 Rose s Beauty Hook All Types of 3eauty Y ork 1.00 Sadler, Earl Your Standard Oil Agent 2.00 Schneider's Cafe Fine Foods and Soft Drinks 2.00 Shimp Bros. Lumber and Hardware 3.00 DEWAR Dewar Elevator Grain, Food and Fertilizers 2.00 Dewar Grocery and Tavern Lewis P. Killer, Proprietor 2.00 Dewar Hardware 5. H. Y lddle, Proprietor 2.00 JESUr E. Parker Son Funeral Director—Furniture 5.00 WATERLOO A1 J, Kellum Alstadt Langlas Aristocrat Hat Shop Art H. Knlef Barker1s Shoe Store Baron s Shoe Department Bishop s Cafeteria 31ack's Black Hawk Electric 3uehler Bros. Black Hawk Typewriter Co. Boettcher s Furniture Butterfly Permanent Wave Shop Cedar Valley Lumber Co Cutler s Store C. W. Chapman Lumber Co. DeLorbe s Dixie s Carmel Corn Shop D M Market Earle L. Brown Enzler s Farnsworth Radio Television Fessler and Company Restaurant, Grocery and Market Equipment Baker of KLEEN MAID BREAD Cleaning, Blocking Sr Pressing of Hats Tailor Made Suits and Top Coats, Both Men and Ladies Exclusive in 'Waterloo—MARILYN Shoes for Women Nationally Advertized CONNIES, PARIS FASHION AND JACQUELINE West 5th Street- Compliments of the Class of U8 Completely Your Store in 'Waterloo Dealer in General Electric Merchandise Where most Everyone Buys Meat New UNDERWOOD Typewriter, Service and Supplies Quality Furniture at Reasonable Prices The Foundation of your Hair-do is your Permanent Wave—'.Ye Specialize — All Type of Building Materials Fine Apparel for Young Ladies and Men Everything for Building Quality Clothiers, Stetson Hats, Michaels-Stein Clothing 210 E. ij.th St. Candies, Nuts, Carmelled Apples, Lolly-Pops and Cheese Corn Meats and Groceries McCormick—Deering Farm Machines and Implements Waterloo's Leather Gift Shop Radios, Public Address and Radio Service 929 E. ! th Jewelers 1.00 3.00 2.50 1.00 2.00 2.00 3.00 2.50 1.00 3.00 1.00 2.00 2.50 3.00 2.00 3.00 2.00 1.00 3.00 5.00 1.00 1.00 5.00 WATERLOO (Continued) General Appliance Co Oemairi's ■ In agow i'allord Guyer 3ros. Hawn Motor Co Hurwlch s Independent Fruit Iowa Gas Appliance Co Iowa Master Breeder's Hatchery Jack L. Zook, Plumbing Heating Jake Bill1s Janes' Flower and Gift Shop J L Grocery Lincoln Office Supply Lusthoff Feed and Hardware Martin Fritz, Tailors Members Mutual Oil Co Milroy's Clothiers Mitch's Shoe Repair National Bank of Waterloo New York Fashion O'Keefe and Towne Funeral Home Pitze's Permanent Wave Shop Red Cross Drug Richard's Music Mart Robert Drug Store Roth's Jewelers Schrock Jewelry Secor Refrigeration Shephard Lumber Co0 Smiley's Hobby Shop Strang Tire 3attery Spivack's Furniture Tire Engineers Townley Jewelers IThlig Jewelers walnut Dairv Waterloo Dally. Courier Waterloo Hardware Co Waterloo Sports Shop Inc Waterloo Typewriter Exchange Western Outfitters West Side Hardware Winter Dairy General Electric Appliance Horae of Fine Jeweler Waterloo's Finest Tailors John Doore Sales and Service, Surge Studebaker Cars and Trucks Select Yours at Harwich'3 Fruit, Vegetables, and Groceries Complete Bottle Gas Service- If it is for Poultry, We Have It iD.oo 1 00 2.00 Milkers 5 0G 2.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning First Quality Clothing, Shoes and Furnishing for the Entire Family at Lowest Prices The Only Store of its Kind in Waterloo 1723 Commercial Street Everything for the Office Schroiber Seeds for all Kinds of Stock and Poultry Have your Clothes Made Here Art Carling—Bottle Gas, Sales and Service Home of 3etter'Men's Wear Free Pair of Heels With Every Pair of Half Soles, to the Graduates. 317 E. 5th St. Northeastern Iowa's Largest Bank Northeast Iowa's Loading Apparel Shop 1 3rd year—ij.15 F ranklin Street Cosmetics for Men and Women Best in Drugs Everything Musical Prescription Druggists Watches and Jewelry Quality Merchandise Priced Right Refr . ration—Air Conditioning—Sales and Service 3.00 2.00 1.00 3.00 2.50 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 5.00 3.00 5.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 3.00 2.00 2.00 Building Materials 1.00 Hobbyists Supplies—Gas Motors—Toys 1.00 A good Established Place to 3uy your U. S. ROYAL Tires 1.00 617 Commercial Street 1.00 Kelly Springfield, Tires, Recapping and Vulcanizing 5.00 In Jewelry, As Usual, the Unusual 2.00 Gifts that Last 1.00 Dairy Farms, Pasteurized Milk and Cream, Vitamin D Homogenized Milk 5.00 First With the News 5.00 Everything in Hardware—Dial 35U5 2.50 6l5 E. Fourth Street—3icycle Repairs and Sporting Goods 2.00 Authorized Distributors—Royal Typewriters Mimeograph Brand Duplicators and Supplies 2.00 Clothing and Shoes for Men and Boys 1.50 General Hardware, Paint and Glass 2.00 Pasteurized Milk and Cream Cash and Carry Prices 2.00 0ELWEIN Brant Funeral Home Congratulations to the Class of 19U$ 5.00 CEDAR FALLS Foote's Greenhouse MEMORIES Dual Phones, Waterloo and Cedar Falls 1.00 As anothor year is drawing to a close, we look back on the many memories that we have of our school year. We have tried to include some of these events in this RAIDER for you to enjoy, also. We, the editors, wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation for the fine co-operation which we received from the teachers, staff members Hollett's Studio, Waterloo Engraving, and the advertizers and contributors in aking up this annual. EDITORS Mary Berry Marjorie 3urman
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