Dunkerton High School - Raider Yearbook (Dunkerton, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1949 volume:

dnate oj the ClaS S of 1949 We the Seniors of 1949 in appreciation cf her deep Interest !n our welfare, her faithful guidance and her tireless industry in school activities gratefully dedicate this Raider to Mrs. Dorothy K. Brown,our Senior High Principal. Mrs. Dorothy K. ?rown AJFAcuj)1j Iowa State Teachers College, S.S. University of Chicago Home Economics Commerc ia1 Senior High PrIneioal Mrs. Mabel Mason B.A. Cornell College Graduate University of Iowa University of Southern California Teachers College Columbia University SocIaI Science Mr. P. 0. McKinley University of Iowa B. A. Degree Graduate Work M.A. Superintendent Mathmatics frs. Dor thy Cunnings Iowa State Teachers College B.A. Degree English, Speech Jr. High Principal Mrs. Verna Beam Eureka College, Illinois Western Illinois State Teachers College Iowa State Teachers College Junior High History and English Mr. Robert Ferrell Iowa State Teachers College Bra nerd Junior College Bralnerd, Minn. Band Mr. Dean Stoakes Loyola University of Los Angeles, Ca lifornla Iowa State Teachers College 7-0 Arithmetic Physics % Industrial Arts Coach Iowa State College at Ames Vocational Agriculture General Science Mrs. Helna Johnson Iowa State Teachers College, B.A. University of California Montana University Colorado State University Music Mr. Paul E. Maddy Mrs. Ersil-en Marqusrdt. Iowa State Teachers College Coe College Cedar Rapids University of Iowa Elkader Junior College Primary Miss Betty Roswag Iowa State Teachers College Second Grade Miss Mar.lorle Maubach Ellsworth Junior College Iowa Falls Fourth Orade Miss Wanda Stoakes Iowa State Teachers College First Grade Miss Annette Nye Iowa State Teachers College Fifth Grade Mrs. xla Lappe Iowa State Teachers College Coe College Cedar Rapids Third Grade Miss Darlene Finme Iowa State Teachers College Sixth Grade rfcUnutiAtMitioK Mrs. Claude McMIllln Mr. Charles SiggelVcov Retired Member Mr. Lee Rlgdon President Mrs . John Campbell Mr. Ralph ’tfeber New Member 044 Tttotfo The elevator to success please use the stairs. Isn't running. (fyloru Kelly Green and Gold 44 'pC cvesi American Beauty Rose (flaw O iceM Vesta Hoffman President Cnalee Meyer Vlce-Pres Marian Rlgdori Secretary Betty Polege treasurer VESTA POFPVAN Llkel here, l'ked theretl« ked everywhere.’ Cle s President Glee Club Mixed Chorus Music Contest Annual Staff Mirror Staff Kll Rare Klub Student Council fine Act Play Cheerleader 'Hee Club Vlce-Pres 4 1234 3 34 4 4 123 3 ; 4 13 . 4 ONALEE MEYER To work or not to w rk.....that is the question. Mirror Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Vlce-Pres. 4 Vocal 34 Glee Club 34 ‘ Music Contest 34 Kll Rare Klub 123 Mixed Chorus 3 MARIAN RIODON . Her ways are ways pleasantness, . ,An£ her rrtarks A's of Rre Mirror Edltc Annual Co-Ec .R • ® 1 lgi Secretary of Olee Club Pi Glee Club Sextette Trio Music Contes Mixed Chorus KSl Rare Klu •’unJor P lar One Act Play All-State Ch Librarian 4 4 4 4 4 1234 3 4 134 23 123 3 4 4 4 BPMTY POLEGE She was torn a talker a d h8s lived up to It. Mirror Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Kll Rare Klub 123 Class treasurer 4 One Act Flay PI rector 4 I JOYCE BOTLER JOHN ELDFIDGE nFaln Is wet, dust Is dry. Life Is short and so an I. Class Sect.-Trena. 1 Class Vlce-Prea. 2 Class President 3 Cheerleader 123 Mirror Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Kil Kare Klub 123 Glue Club 1234 Mixed Chorus Music Contest Junior Play 3 One Act Play Director 4 Librarian 24 DONALD MUSCH nArgue, argue, early and late. If the line were crooked. Redargue It strrtght. B•F.A. jg Mirror Staff Annual Staff 4 Basketball Manager 23 Baseball Manager 23 CARL KINSEL I speak In a «on-stroua little voice. Junior Play 3 One Act Play Director 4 F.F.A. 12 Mirror Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 I envy the man whc knows more than I do, but I reel sorry for the one who knows less. Basketball F.F.A. Student Council Annual Staff 34 1234 34 4 PESS MAGEE WI might be better If I would. But 111 s very lonesome being good. One Act. Play 34 Junior Play 3 Cheerleader 13 Kll Kare Klub 23 Glee Club 3 Band 34 Mirror Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Council Pres. 4 Class Secretary 3 Librarian 34 CLFTUS STEFTEN I don't believe In getting too many A 3---- because then somebodv else couldn't get then. F.F.A. Annual Staff Dramatics Glee Club 1234 4 2 123 HERSCREL SIGCELKOV I stand at the brink of a great career, will aontebody please push ne off? F.F.A. Annua] Staff Basketball CI£TU5 KEELER A basketball player with {lenty of fight. Everyone thinks all right. Clet's Junior Play 3 One Act Plays 4 F.F.A. 1234 F.F.A. Secretary 23 F.F.A. President 4 Class President 1 Class Sect.-Treas. 2 Basketball 234 Annual Staff 4 DORIS SCHMIDT Studious of ease and plays the clarinet to perfection. Band Glee Club Mired Chorus Sextette Music Contest Ki1 Knre Klub Annual Co-Editor Mirror Staff Junior Play Class President Class Vice-Prea. 1234 1234 123 234 1234 123 4 4 3 2 1 MARY RENZ Kl1 Kare Klub 123 Mirror Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Librarian 4 DONALD NEVSOlf Full of oep,«nd nonsense too, Does what he's not expected to. Junior °lay Baseball Basketba11 Annual Staff F.P.A. She would stop Peter's roll call ask a question. ROBERT tfELINER The sunshine Is red. when it shines on head. his Class Vice-Pres. 3 Baseball 1234 Basketball 1234 F.F.A. 1 Student Council 124 Mirror Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 ftutuai First Row: (LeTt t.n Right) Betty Polege, Sales Manager; Cletus Stefren, Advertising; Onrls Schmidt ' Co-Editor; Marian Rigdon, Co-Editor; Bess Magee, Business Manager; cietus Wheeler, Buslnoas Manager; Joyce Butler, Feature Editor. Second Row: Mrs. Cummings, Sponsor; Carl Kinsel, Cartographer; Robert Kellner, Sports Editor; Robert McMahon, Snapshots; John Eldridge, Sales; James McMahon, Snapshots; Mr. McKinley, Sponsor. Third Pow: Vesta Hoffman, Advertising; Sonald Newsom, Snapshots; TV nald Munch, Sports Editor; Cnalee Meyer, Sales; Herschel Siggelkov, FFA Editor; Mary Pens, Music Editor. First. Row: (Left to Right) Vesta Hoffman,Society Editor; Tk ris Schmidt, News A- Music Editor; Marian Rigdon, Editor-in-chief; Bess Magee, News Editor; Joyce Butler, Feature Editor. Second Pow: Mrs. Brown, Sponsor; Betty Rolcge, Grade News Editor; Carl Kinsel, Art Editor; Mary Ran , Ml geographer k. Circulation; Mrs. Cummings, Sponsor. Ttiird Row: Bonald Musch, Mimeographer; Robert Kellner, Circulation; Onalee Meyer, Jokes Editor; John Eldridge, Sports Editor. adt Ti cU and, 7edtdUH€Ht We, the Seniors of 1949, school of Dunkerton, county of Black Hawk, State of Iowa, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament; hereby revoking any other will or wills heretofore made by us. Item I: We, the members of the Senior class, devise, and bequeath to the Juniors all our talents, high grades, ability to co-operate with the faculty, and to Mary Lou Hein, all our correctness. Item II: We, the Seniors, will and bequeath to the Juniors our small number so they will be more able to get around. (Chicago for instance.) Item III: I, Cletus Wheeler, do bequeath all my charms for women to Arnold Averhoff, so he will be sure to get Fbllett. I, Mary Renz, do will my strutt to Henry Bolhuis, seeing he surely needs it. I, Robert McMahon, do give my attentiveness in English class to Jeanetjte Brown. I, Robert Wellner, will my ability to flirt with all the girls to Bert Canfield, since he could use it to best advantage. I, Doris Schmidt, bequeath and will my chances of getting to Denver to Duane Cummings, so he can see his Denver Darling oftener. I, Joyce Butler, will Robert Snyder to Juanita Denriel, providing she takes good care of him. I, Onalee Meyer,bequeath my forevermore giggling to the quieter member of the Junior class, Helen Falk. I, Bess Magee, give my best friend, Florence Humbert to Norman Davis. (Pete seems to be doing ail right for himself.) I, Jim McMahon, do will all my brains to Marian Falk, since we all know she needs them badly. I, John Eldridge, do give and bequeath my excellent ability to keep quiet, especially In Economics class, to Mary Ann Fettkether. I, Donald Newsom, do will and bequeath all my many nicknames to Paul Graham. I, Robert Wellner, do give my basketball ability to Dorothy Happel, so she’ll be able to make the girls team next year. I, Doris Schmidt,bequeath my cousin from Klinger to Janola Hartman to have and to hold. (We heard she'd like to have him.) I, Jim McMahon, do give, devise, and bequeath all of my beetles to Arlene Hayes, providing she doesn't chase them around in Economics class. I, Vesta Hoffman, do will Donald Newsom to Darlene Hayes to go to all the student council movies with. I, Cletus Wheeler,do give and bequeath my excellent grades and ambition during my fourth year of high school to Richard Hazel, so Dick won't be called Loafer gladly will my strange attrac-George Hazel. (Take it easy, get next year. I, Carl Kinsel, tion to all the girls to George.) . I, Vesta Hoffman, do bequeath my ability to along with everyone to Barbara Sage. I, Marian Rigdon, do bequeath my ability to get along with the teachers to Jane Holdiman. I, Donald Newsom, do will and bequeath my manly chest to Jim Holdiman, so he can wear his basketball suit to better advantage. I, Donald Musch, do give my arguing nature to Mary Kreb, providing she uses it in each and every class, as I have done. I, Bess Magee, do will my forwardness to George Lazemby, the seemingly meek member of the Junior class. I, Cletus Steffen, do bequeath my talent to chatter to Beverly Lobeck; we all know she'll keep p the tradition. I, Marian Rigdon, whole-heartedly will all stories; good, bad, and otherwise, to John McIntosh. I, Robert McMahon, bequeath Janet Schmitt to little brother Donald McMahon to keep company 'til graduates BettJ Polege will my blonde hair to Wanda Miller. . , . ,,,_ I, Jim McMahon, give my best suspenders to Wanda Miller, in case of an emergency. _ . . I, Marian Rigdon, gladly will my big feet to Elsie Mixdorf, so she will have a greater understanding. I, Mary Renz, will, devise, and bequeath my numerous questions to Bernard Musch. I, Doris Schmidt, do bequeath my well shined shoes to Helen Ortner. my my he I, Herschel Slggelkov, give my alertness during the school hours to Norman Schmidt. I, Joyce Butler, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Brown to V alter Schneider, hoping he has better luck. I, Donald Musch, do bequeath my ability to rise and shine early to Arlene Smith, so she'll be able to get dressed before the bus comes. I, Onalee Meyer, give my great basketball talents to Willadeen Smith, seeing she needs help along that line. I, Jim McMahon, will, devise, and beaueath all my wise-cracks to Robert Snyder. IN WITNESS THEREOF, we, the Seniors of 1949, the testators, have set our hand and seal hereto this fifth day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-nine (1949). Oorls Schmidt Marian Rigdon Joyce Butler Signed, sealed, published and declared as and for our last Will and .Testament by the Seniors of 1949, in the presence of us, who, at their request and in the presence of them and of each other, have subscribed our names hereto as witnesses on the day and year last aforesaid. Woody Woodpecker Charlie Chicken Homer Pigeon Henery Hawk 'PiofiAectf Most illustrious faculty members, dearly beloved Seniors, and feliow Juniors. Tonight we are gathered here to say a sad farewell to those unhappy souls who will soon be departing the sanctity of the hallowed halls of Dunker-ton High. These poor little darlings must venture forth into the. cold, cruel world to face almost unsurmountable ob.iects in their path to success. We are all sure that the courage of bygone years shall come through and they will rise to the top of the ladder of fame. Suppose we could pick up a newspaper dated May 5, 1969. We might find some very familiar names,for instance: Here’s an item from the front page. Bess Magee, noted Psychoanalyst, has lust signed a contract with P. G. McKinley of Dunkerton, to find what is the matter with the students. They have no pep and are melancholy. Guess there .lust never will be another guy like Walt Schneider. Doesn't seem to be.anything else interesting on the front page,so let's turn to the entertainment section. Look here: Premier a Success Louis B. Mayer, of M-G-M, says his newest picture, The Great Reversal is the best picture ever produced. Seven hundred of Hollywood's notables, including the stars. Miss Mary Renz and Charles Boyer, turned out for a gala reception. Among the prominent society folk were, Mr. J. K. Holdiman, and his lovely guest. Miss Dorothy Happel, Mrs. Mabel Mason of Miami, Mr. and Mrs. Spike Jones, and Mr. Donald McMahon. After the premier, guests went to Ciro's where cavair sandwiches and 7up were served. Imagine this I Coming soon to the Tavern on the Green; Koo and his all girl orchestra, starring Doris Schmidt and her magic clarinet. I wonder if Skeeter is going, he probably heard enough of that noise back in the old days. Herschel Siggelkov really made a big success with his orchestra in Sleepy Hollow. My, My I Another new radio program. Can You Equal This? featuring Big Wheel Rigdon, America's top comedianne. The sponsor of the show is the You Know-It soap the best soap in the land. Manufactured by the Cletus Steffen Soap Company. Everybody always said that Clet would go places, only they weren't sure .lust where. What do you think of this advertisement? Onalee Meyer, popular singing star of the Diamond Horseshoe,says: ”1 always smoke Chesterfields, they satisfy. Can -you imagine that! Onalee always told us that she didn’t smoke. I guess that you .lust can't believe anybody nowadays. Special: Famous Jury Trials written and directed by Betty Polege, has .lust been awarded the Gold Medal for the best anti-crime story. Mias Polege is a native of Dunkerton, Iowa. I guess that Bettyfe experience around Dunkerton must have really payed off. Joyce Butler, noted snake charmer, has just signed with Barnum and Bailey! We all know that Joyce has charm. Wonder if Spud sings the little cobras to slee p at night. Let's turn to the Sports page. Headlines! Joe Louis Vs. Razor Hoffman. Odds favor Razor 100 to 1. Razor Hoffman newest sensation in the boxing world is heavily favored to win the bout tonight. Razor one time two-bit fighter of Dewar, Iowa, is managed by his very lovely sister Vesta. In private life. Miss Hoffman, is the wife of Goose Newsom, ace basketball player and well-known sports writer. Looks like Vesta finally made the grade. Do you wanta' be a basketball player? is the last column in the paper. It is written by Robert Wellner the coach of the Iowa Hawkeyes. The Hawkeyes have been victorious In 20 out of 21 games. Wellner's main points of training are obsolutely no smoking, no drinking, and to bed by 9:30 P. M. Wonder who told Cob these were good ideas or did he follow them himself. Could be???? After that bit of nonsense maybe we should take a look at the advertisements. This looks Interesting ! Are yo tired, rundown? Do you have nagging backaches, corns, chillblains, rhuema-tism, or a cross disposition? Try KInsel's Curz-ali, only 50 at your neighborhood drugstore. HMMMM.' Maybe Curz-all cures broken hearts, did you hear that Barbara? Personally I doubt it. Fellahs, does your girl ignore you because you don't have a fancy car? Would you like to take her to the movies if you didn't have to walk? Then call 4377 and ask for Dutch. Donald Musch will get you there if you have the money. Wonder if Dutch's taxi is any better than his car used to be. Here's an idea] Stop and eat at John's Dewsome Inn . John Eldridge serves anything you want to eat. The best food in town I And look who is waiting on tables, Willadeen! I guess maybe it Is cheapen to marry your help than to pay them a good salary. Polks, did you ever have an accident? You didn't like waiting around for the wrecker did you? Then .lust call 4624 Dunkerton and Cletus Wheeler will be right there. Wrecking business? Seems that Clet has had a little experience in that line. Which twin has the Toni? One permanent cost $15....the Toni only $2. Will Toni give you a loose or tight wave? You can have .lust the amount of curl that suits you. Is it easy to do? It’s no trick at all. Will Toni wave all types of hair? Any kind. Which twin has the Toni. Lovely Jim McMahon, the twin at the right has the Toni. And his brother Robert says: When I saw how beautifully Jim's wave turned out, I wished I were the Toni twin. Well, that's the last page of the newspaper. Prom here on you Seniors are on your own. We wish you all the best of luck and we'll be seeing you I Your Junior Pals Beverly Lobeck Jim Holdiman Arlene Smith flection, First Row: (Lert to Right) Bert Canfield, Bernard Musch, Donald McMahon, Treasurer,Jane Holdiman, Secretary, John McIntosh, President, Richard Hazel, Vice-President, Norman Davis, Arnold Averhoff• Second Row: Mrs, Mason, Sponsor, George Lezemby, Janola Hartman, Paul Graham,WaIter Schnelder,Arlene Hayes, Darlene Hayes, Jim Holdiman, Mr. Stonkes, Soonsor. Ttilrd Row: Arlene Smith, Duane Cunnings, George Hazel, Henry Bolhuls, Robert Snyder, Norman Schmidt, Jeanette Brown, Wllladeen Smith, Marian Falk. Fourth Row: Helen Falk, Mary Lou Hein, Juanita Demme1, ’.Vanda Miller,Beverly Lobeck,Dorothy Kaorel, narbara Sage, Elsie Mixdorf, Mary Kreb, Helen Ortner, Vary Ann Fettkether. flection, PttUf, First Row: (Left to Right) Marian Fa)k, Arlene Smith, Darlene Hayes, Barbara Sage, Jane Holdiman, Vary Lou Hein. Second Row: Jim Holdiman, Norman Schmidt, Wllladeen Smith, Mrs. Cummings, Director; Arlene Hayes, Norman Davis, George Hazel. First. Row; (Loft to Right) Rosemary Kan©, Treasurer, Charles Erpelding, Raleigh Magee, Presllent, Tom Eldrldge, Lorral ne Nolting,Helen WelJner, Secretary, Lloyd Berry, Vice-President, Second Row; Betty Lemley, Robert Weber, Dr le Oos-e, Virgil Mortenson, Harold Welaert, Ronald Smith, Sarah Butler, Mr. Maddy, Sponsor. Third Row; Regina Fettkether, Florence Humbert, Norma Ackerman, Charlotte Squires, Minnie Ada Polege, Mildred Meier, Diane Klnsel. First Row; (Left tc Right) Donna LaVelle, Janet Brasch, Treasurer, Eleanor Stender, Secretary, Richard Johnson, President, Edward Speer, Vice-President, Jim McKinley, Second Row; Mrs. Erown, Sponsor, Nancy Baer, Nannette Baer,Marvin Weisert, Charles Moulds, Palph Steffen, Patricia DeLong. Third Row; Vernon Sanford, Pat Ham, Robert Schmitt, Robert Nuebel, Roger Wheeler, Joan Falk, LaFee Mlxdox'f , Fourth Row; Marlen Schultz, Janet Schmitt, Fonda Pell, Phyllis Follett, David Oosse, Evelyn Ohl, Larry Phlppen • tyiacCe First Row: (Left to Right) Delores Metcalf, ll?iam McIntosh, Mrs. Bean, Sponsor. Second Row: William Polege, Donald Salisbury, Delrr.ar Stickfort, Junior Kroenecke. Seventh tyiade First Row: (Left o Right)Russel3 Rudolph,Glen Forman, Irvin Rlgdon, Ray Berry,James Sewlck, Robert Sneer, Donald Hayes. Second Row: Jean Baskerv'lle, Harold Sadler, Jeanne Canfield, Claudette Campbel], Katherine Wellner, Mrs. Johnson, Sponsor. Third Row: Jerry Duea, Joyce Ca pt ell, Lois Jean Fein, Judy Smith, Peverly Lumbus, Jeanne Pnzel, Carol Oosse. Sixt tyuide First Pow: (Left to Right) Burnell Shannon, Delores Eldridge, James Rirdon,Dona ] 3 Weber, Wendell Miller, Harold Noltlng, Elisabeth Sage, Daphvne Kane. Second Row: Frances Adana, Harold DeLong, Yvonne Rappel, Mary Metcalf, Norna Reicherts, Kay BasVrervl lie, David Magee,’ Robert Wolff, Mias Ermy. Third Row: Donald Jenson, Lyle Telsinger, Eugene Club1 no, Sandra Rudolph,Robert Harn,Janice Campbell, R5chard Musch, Mary McMahon, Barbara Kronecke. First Row: (Left to Right) Miss Nye, Paul Ed Dfnnebler, Joan Jones, Mardelle Kauten, Darlene Harn, Dean Sadler• Second Row: Ronald Turner, LeFoy Sadler, Lyle Ooeller, Margaret Cunnlnghan, Robert Rlgdon, Charlene Le . Third Row: Marian Spies, Larry McKamee, Dorothy Yellner, Jerald Higdon, David Cole, Donald Poach, Maxine Ma th 1 a s • Fourth Row: Janes Weber, Laura Belle Klnsel, Ruby Turner, Frances Wagner, Rex Boggs, Barbara Mvers, Charles Wolff, Gerald Kayes. 0? uctf6, tyuule I cuu First How: (Left to Right) Kr-� enecke, Duane Meyerhof f Metcalf, Harold Wolff. Marlon Mnsch, Linda Second Row: Mins Sadler, John Dick Bower. Third Row: George Loras Knebel, Norman Clubine. Not and Kenneth Graham. Maubsch. Ronald Salisbury, Robinson, Jean Knebel, Thomas Raymond Delong. Jensen, Donald Weber, Charles Carolyn McMlllln, Ker.neth In picture: Harlan Hnppel, Kauten, Raskervl1le 7 Und tyuule First r‘ow: (Left to Right) Jearr-e dams, Wilbert WM f, I'at 8.v Clubine, Tatty McDougal, £nn Hgfpe], Mary Ellen «nrtersor., Kay Frame, Barbara lot: hlids. Second How: Rita Sadler, Richard Edmunds, Mleheal Feft.- kether, Curt 5 ns Loot, Dick Ryan, Perry Robinson, Russell Higdon, Mrs. re, !rd Row: Robert Loach, Billy Metcalf, Philip Csrlson, Barbara St. John, Judy Kauffman, Cle’re Clubine, Kenneth Matthias, Thomas Ma eo. Not In nichiro: Rdv nrd i.nebel ind Vincent V'ober. Second tyiade First Row: (Left to Right) Sharon Kay Foss, Carol Bask- ervllle, Virg'nla Clubine, Sharon Robinson, Phyllis Ann Humbert, Jane Lea Miller, Dor s Wheeler. Second Row: Angeles Knebel, Carol Ann Childs, Helen Dinnebier, Myrna McMIllln, Nancy Ti 111 ana , James Musch, Mias poswag. Third Row: Celeste Fettkether, Russell Nesblt, Rose Marie Knief, Kenneth Bahe, Charles Hartman, Karen Kuenstling. First Row: (Left to Right) Duane Wolff, Robyne Dudley, Sue .Veisert, Patsy Schares, Gene Cunningham. Sonia Clubine, Tar lane Sal! sbury, Edwin Sadler, Mi ss Stoakes . Second Row: raul David McNamee, Donald Happel, James DeLong, Jude Knebel, James Waber, Edwin Sink. Third Row: James Stewart, Karen Stoakes, David Root, John Sewick, Evelyn Fox, Ronald Simon, Steve Meyers, Dean Veber, Stuart Halgren. Not in picture: Joan Knebel, hereaa Weber. f 'P'litKCVUf, First Pow: (Left to Right) Donald St, John, Dick Weber, David Pa ley, Barabara Dinnebler, Gerald M«ree, Oarv Halgren, Mrs. Marquart Second Row; Zelma Miller, George Penne, John Penne, Jerry Ryan, Beverly Bolhius, Robert Spies Gary Snv-der. Third Row: Rawleigh Henmer, Jo Ann Schares, Robert ”ap- pel, Jerry Van Natta, Gary Miller, Donna Mo ougal, Dennis Wolff, Marlys Pechkemmer. Wot in picture: Joan Segeborth, Roger Foss, and '.Yllllar Knebel. LUHCR ROOM OLEE CLUB First Row: (Left to Rlv,ht)Barbara Cage,Janola Hartman, Lorraine Nnlting, Marian Rlgdon, President; Onalee Meyer, Rosemary Kane, Doris Schmidt,Jane Hold man, Librarian. Second Row: Arlene Smith, Janet Prasch, Mar an Falk, W'llidoen Smith, Patrlca Ham, Eleanor Stender, Wanda Miller, Mra. Johnson, ™rector. Third Row: LaRee Mi dorf,Mary Lou Hein, Elsie Mivdorf, Petty Lemley, Vesta Hoffman, Helen Or-tner, Norma Ackerman. Juanita De enelt Mary Kreb. Fourth Row: Florence Humbert, Nancy Paer, Evelyn Oh 1, Dorothy Haopel, Patrlca DeLong, Mildred Meier, Nannette Baer, Joyce Butler. VOCAL CLASS First Row: (Left to Right Mary Lou Hein,Norma Ackerman, Janet Prasch, LaRee Mlrdorf,Fonda Pell, Mary Kreb. Second Row: Mrs. Johnson, Director; Bernard Musch, Onalee Meyer, Raleigh Magee, Barbara Sage. Third Row: Florence Humbert,patrlca Delong, Evelyn Ohl, Charles Erpe3d ng, Donna LaVelle. Nancy Paer, Nannette Paer. SOLO CONTESTANTS First P w: (Left to Rl ht) Mary Lou Hein, Barbers Sa e, Norma Ackerman. Second How: Nary Kreb, Bernard Musch, Raleigh Ma ee , Florence Humbert. SEXTETTE (Left to Rlcrht) Norna Ackerman, Jane Holdlman,Wi 11 ldeen Smith, Doris Schmidt, Barbara SaMary Lou Hein. z u{ First Row: (Left to right) Willi air McIntosh, Sarah Butler, Bess Ma-ee, Mary Rein, Nancy Baer, Patricia DeLong, Donald Salisbury. Second Row: Marian Falk, Barbara Sa-e, Jane Holdiman, Patricia Ham, Norman Schmidt, Doris Schmidt, Rosemary Kane, Janet Brasch. Student Council Itoge., Pre.ld.nlj V Hi� Obart Kami Virail Mortenaon, Jj ” acMnwji SeCOn2.:! r. Rofc.rt KclUhon, Hr. . Bro.n. Spnnacr. 0D%cuKdtic TWELVE O'CLOCK MURDER First Row: (Left to Right) Cletus Wheeler, Arlene Smith, Marian Rigdon, Jane Holdiman, George Hazel. Second Row: Barbara Sage, Student Director; Robert Snyder, Dorothy Haopel, Jim Holdiman, Joyce Butler, Student Director. THH DTMMY Pirst Bo : (I ft to Right) Bess Magee, Raleigh Macrae, Juanita Demmel. Second Pow: Carl Kinsel, Student Director;,Tenry Bolhuis, Jim McKinley, Norman Davis, Student Director. VANDY AND THE DOODLEBUG First Row: (Left to R'ght) Mary Lou Hein, Janola Hartman, Arlene Hayes, Tom Eldrldge, Vesta Hoffman• Second Row: Marian alk, Student Director; Eleanor Stender,Norman Schmidt, Lloyd Berry, Betty Polege, Student Director 9- 9- ■ First Row: (Left to Right) Tom Eldridge, Lloyd Berry, Secretary; Raleigh Magee, Assistant Reporter; John McIntosh, Treasurer; Port Canfield, Reporter; Cletua Wheeler, President; Bernard Musch. Second Row: Mr. Maddy, Instructor; George Lezemby, Herschel Slggelkov, John Falk, Paul Graham, Arnold Averhoff. Third Row: Edward Speer, Cletus Steffen, Roger Wheeler, Virgil Mortenson, Harold Welsert, Vice President, Robert Weber. Counter Clockwise: Mr. Maddy, Instructor, Cletua Steffen, Herschel Siggelkov, Harold Welsert, Virgil Mortenson,Rale� «h Varee, Bernard Musch, Charles Srpelding. 7cam (Left ■.0 Right) Robert McMahon, Robert Snyder, .Vellner, Donald Newsom, Cletus .'.'heeler, 'r. Robert Shoakes. ? t SKETP A LI Dunkerton 31 Denver 54 County Tournarert T :nkerton 29 Vest Waterloo 52 Dunkerton 32 Orange 33 Dunkerton 36 Change 39 Dunkerton 35 Jesuo 56 Dunkerton 33 Dike 37 Dunkerton 51 Dumont 33 Dunkerton 38 Hudson 63 Sectional Tournament Dunkerton 34 Ceneseo 37 Dunkerton 46 '.V nthrop 35 Dunkerton 39 3't nthrop Dunkerton 29 Orange 43 Dunkerton 35 Quasqueton linkert n 39 Jesup 46 Dunkerton 23 St, Johns Dunkerton 49 Janesvllie 28 Dunkerton 48 Dike 60 Dunkerton 39 ’Vnvfir 57 Dunkerton 46 Hudson 47 Dunkerton 39 Janesvllie 25 10 30 BASEBALL Dunkerton 7 Jesup 6 Dunkerton 8 'VI nthrop 2 Dunkerton 8 Brandon 3 Dunkerton 6 K!nthrop 5 Dunkerton 8 Jesup 0 Dunkerton 0 Dike 4 Dunkerton 2 Hudson 6 Dunkerton 5 Dike 12 SECTION i A L TOURNAVfNT Dunkerton 3 Hudson 6 Senior 7ecun First Row: (Left to Right) Duane Cummlnr3.Robert Snyder, Robert Me Mahon,Robert- Wellner,Donald Newsom, Cletus Wheeler. Second Row x Robert Weber, Manager, Raleigh V«p:ee, Herschel Siggelkov, John McIntosh, Pert Canfield, Norman Schmidt, Jin Roldiman, Mr. Stoakes. Third Row: Virgil Mortenaon,Roger Wheele-,Ton Eldridge, Robert Nuebel, Jim McKinley, Lloyd Perry. ponton, Sattetfall First Row: (Left to Right.) Edward Speer, Charles Moulds, Vernon Sanford, Robert Schmitt, Richard Johnson, Donald Miller, David ftosse. Second Row: Dale osse, Manager, Ralph Steffen, Wi111am McIntosh, Jerry ’Xiea, Donald Salisbury, William Polege, Mr. Stoakes. Third Row: Donald Mayes,Junior Kroenecke, Robert Speer, Irvin Pigdon,01en Hoffman, James Sewlck, Ray Perry, Russell Rudolph. SeHcm First Row: (Left to Right) Richard Hazel,Norman Schmidt, John McIntosh, Robert Wellner, Donald Newsom, °ert Canfield, Jim Holdiman. Second Row: Norman Davis, Jim McKinley, Bernard Musch, Tom ldrldge, Palelgh Magee, Mr. Stoakes. Third Row: Virgil Mortenson, Vernon Sanford, Robert Weber, Charles Frpelding, Dale Or se, Richard Johnson, Lloyd Berry. First Ro.: (Left to Right) William Polsge McIntosh, TVnald Miller, Jerry Tluea, Irvin PlRflon. Second Ro : Janes Sewlck, TV nald Salisbury. Harold Sadler, Delmor Stlckfort, Mr. Stoakes. « T iird Row: Donald Hayes, Robert Speer,Junior Kroenecke, Glen Hoffman, Ray Berry, Russell Rudolph. Janet Joan Fa]Vc. Donna LoVelle Freddie French and Johnny Falk S t c iOitc iclc U Mr. McK'nley 1. Beautiful Women 5. Big Wheel 11. Slick Chick 2. Love-Sick 6. K.P. 12. Lovers 3. Urkets 7. Chuma 13. Specks 4. Camera Shy 8. 9. 10. Flip-Flop Where to What’s the Joke 14. Surprise 1. Leapln Lena 2. Dead-eye 3. men 4. Drunks 5. Spud and his Quitar 11. Bike Built for Twc 6. Say Cheese 12. Cheering Section 7. Oo--la — la 1 13. Handsome 8. Nice Try 14. Jessee 9. Sectional 10. Whoa I 1. Bench 'Warmers 2. Nice Curve ?j. Foul Ball 4. Swept off his feet 5. Decision---Safe I 6. Tying Run 7. Where’s the Bat? 8. L(Mr Stretch 9. Contact 10, Oot s--ml ssed I O.L.M. D.M • M.R.R - DUNKERTON ccxM NORBERT STEFFEN-MANAGER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS of |?4? FROM THE FARMERS IN THIS COMMUNITY. PHONE 1220 DUNKERTON,IOWA MAGEE DRUG STORE drugs medicines PAI NTS WALL PAPER SOFT DRINKS ICE CREAM PHO VE 22 DUNKERTON,IOWA McMILLIN G G ROCEKlFS - MEATS - D RY6OO0S BUYER OF POULTRY AND EGGS AGENT FOR WARD'S BABY CH CKS PHONE 5! DUN KFRTON, IOWA SHAM POCK CAFE HOME COOKFD PASTRIES MFALS-CANDY-SOFT DRINKS SHORT ORDERS-OGARETTES DUNKERTON,IOWA TONE'S STANDARD STATION TIRES, TUBES, BATTERIES LUBRICATION WASHING PHONE 103 DUNKERTON,lOWA GENERAL TRUCKING WE HAUL AMYTHIHO-AHYWHEAE OUVER WELlNEK AND SONS PHON f 3702 [AJHKBRTONj IOWA PEG'S GROCERY STORE PHONE 42 DUNKEHTOW, IOWA FARMERS CREAMERY BUTTER CREAMERYm LOCKER PHONE 40 dumKERTONJOWA PAUL'S GARAGE D-X GASOLINE GENERAL REPAIRING GENUINE FORD PAMS PHONE 4 DUNXFRTON rOWA WATERLOO DAILY COURIER IOWA SPORTS SUPPLY CO. ATHLETIC equipment CEDAR FALLS, IOWA SH PPSFARM MACHINERY USED CARS AN D FARM MACH IN FRY SALT, TERMS, TRADE Highway 20 east WATERLOO, IOWA GENERAL ELECTRIC THE APPLIAMCE HOST Wo HEM WANT GENERAL APPLIANCE CO. WATER LOO OH COMMERCIAL WEST itfl ST. RHONE 4 637 FARNSWORTH RADIO AND television 623 JEFFERSON STREET PHONE 2-0469 WATERLOO, IOWA BFELNERS LUNCH AND GROCERY GAS, OIL, AND GARAGE WORK HIGHWAY 20 WATERLOO, IOWA O'KEEFE and TOWNE FUNERAL HOME WATERLOO OUR 44 YEAR. R. A. BUCKMASTER, M.D. DUNKERTON, IOWA PHONE NO. 3 DUNKERTO N LUMBER CO. DEALERS IN BUILDING MATERIALS FENCING AND COAL DUNKERTON, IOWA GRINNEL'S 66 SERV. LEE TIRES AND BATT. GREASE JOBS PHONE 107 BARBER GEORGE HAFNER, PROP. DUNKERTON, IOWA GENERAL TRUCKING SCHNEIDER'S CAFE WE HAUL ANYTHING-- LOCAL OR LONG DISTANCE ROSE AND WALT LEONARD WELLNER PHONE- 6 DUNKERTON, IOWA DUNKERTON, IOWA NATIONAL BANK EARLE L. BROV KI REFRIGERATION DAIRY EQUIPMENT WATERLOO, IOWA INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER SERVICE DEALER MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. WATERLOO FAR MA LIS IMT LEMEN TS RED CROSS DRUG CO. 'WATERLOO, IOWA COHN BROS, INC. CONTRACTOR AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES SALVAGE MATERIAL ’'THE BEST IN DRUGS WATERLOO, IOWA DIAL 5613 620 SYCOYORE ST. FHONE 7559 901-917 COMMERCIAL ST. JAKE AND BILL'S ROTH JEWELERS FIRST QUALITY 227 E. 5TH ST. CLOTHING, SHOES AND FURNISHINGS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY AT LOWEST PRICES WATERLOO WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY WATERLOO, IOWA SPECIALISTS IN FINE TIME FIECES WESTERN OUTFITTERS PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS BOOK THE MOST OF THE BEST FOR THE LEAST SUITS-SHOES-FURNISHIN GS FOR BOYS AND MEN 630 SYCAMORE ST. WATERLOO TAKEN BY HARRY A. HOLLETT 626 SYCAMORE ST. WATERLOO, IOWA for Complete. Facilities Visit t Ae Du vKevtotf Office. PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK Va e r oo, JTo va Ph ove S' o l QuN (evt o t WALNUT DAIRY FARMS P ast uvir e d 1 tf ’LK J .d Cvea n 33.T C ovn-m eTC � aL Street Wat ev| oo, X o w a Phoy e3-3 05- DICKS FOOD STORE GUYEKBROTHERS Grwctr, Fy s ) «� 4 S v� Kci M .o ts Xohw J ceve. Quality am X pl m «Y ts PVhm«- o OvcnKtyto X cL. watcvYoo, jTow-a. JANES Vony Sta dav 4 BulK A e. nt F «v rs a� iX G- $ts Va t fry oo J £ ’ey Dig 3-o? 6 MRL £.SADLER. TTNENBAUM or ProJ bCtSXOLi of Fine. Jevot-Ls lot (..tfV'StWater - A'n oi ' Phowe x-1713 f h°n.e !o3 5TKcLW Tlt B a d BATTERY foVR VS. Roy at L Tire Co. DlStbibutoy in Waterloo 4 7 f Jeffets N PHohle ?7K Ol k 2 7 tw a - SHIMP BROS. BOTTLE GAS PAINT LINOLEUMS ELECTRIC APPLIANCES HAP WARE PHONE 2905 WANT FUNERAL ROME III NO. FREDRICK OLEWE IN, IOWA compliments WSUbLlANGltf BAKING C O WATCHLOOJOWA CortpLttc u ve of H om tvvNlSMMGS at Prices to Svi r Foup Xncomc SPIVACK'S Fmtuip lo 7 con neve III S freer PWOA f 2'2%ll tyitey Loo, Iowa 10V)i 6as akD APPLIANCE CO. b cl 3 CoVHVweyc aL Wztet-Loo, eWa fhoNe z-9t DELORBE'S Four GtvzLitr CLoViiev IN VkW0. stetson � ilee hats MiCHaBLSTERN CLOTHS W ue-sr y,h ST.„ £ aU Ge vUiNZ Qu ut-X CHiCKS Xowa master bkbedfRs wc. 3 8 vm fourth WATE'AUoC Iowa You - f-HcMLY ? jtoP Poultry le ?v� ee Frw RtntDirs sup puts BLACK havik fyactey to. i' Y JeSfets oA pH oNe H1th fQRb TRACfoRS Dc y t O !r N ZlnpL'MetiTS -A ew hollaed- Jy J'ei.i I'rsde peter SC AC's fLoyeys n i Gifts WF h ye EVERY BLOOMING thing HI WAY 20 EAST WATERLOO, IOWA DIAL 6863 M orP People boy rt ore M 6UlcJc4 W0 f m frade At Hexd fua.vreys--itt saJs tHiN i vyv Hei-e ftse IN POfTHfiSt ToWJ POLICES MOTOR CO. LINCOLN-“NFRCURY 75 COMMERCIAL ST. .PHONE 6892,-------- WATERLOO, IOWA We of the Senior Class wish to thank everyone for their help in making this annual a success. The Senior Class of '49 CONTRIBUTIONS DAVID MFYFR firs. Will Meier Floyd Primus West Side Hardware Telephone Company Dewar Hardware Beauty Shoppe Dunkerton, Iowa Dunkerton, Iowa Dunkerton, Iowa Waterloo, Iowa Dunkerton, Iowa Dewar, Iowa Dunkerton, Iowa 1.00 1.00 .50 1.00 1.00 2.00 1.00 We, the editors, in presenting hope that future glances at its the achievements of the year and many days happily spent in the h School. We wish to express our appreci operation from the staff members, Studio in making this annual. this, the 1949 Raider, pages may recall to you pleasant memories of the alls of Dunkerton High at 5 on for the fine coteachers, and Hollett's Co-Fdltors Marian Rigdon Doris Schmidt