Gilman High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Gilman, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1948 volume:

X 1 r EX HWS DUDIEH nm XYNQ say JIBXA M B 2:3 , h xi A , b:.x E ,ay ff gr P G-I Y .lf iq! ' 2 mf Q 1, 'A . r 1 ' x L 'x J - A f if Q N I xi , F f 1 W H In A' , B QQ, , DEDICATION le, the Senior Clase of 1948 dedicate this annual to the Gilman Consolidated School from which we have gleaned our learning. ANNUAL STAFF Geneva Hill, Jean Lovlg, Donald Crawford Second Row Jon Ramsey, James E Paul, Robert Stonewall, Frank Patterson, James L Paul, Donald DeWitt Dale Stonewall 'Scarlet and Black' Staff Edltor Photography Dept Senior Reporter Class Reporters Sports Reporter Activity Department Senior Prophecy Business and Distribution Managers S taff Advisor Financial Advisor... .Q,. Geneva Hill Jon Ramsey James L Paul Robert Stonewall Dale Stonewall Kenneth Lavender Robert Carey Frank Patterson Donald DeWitt Juniors Donald Crawford James E Paul Mrs Al Nelson .. . 0. H. Golz First Row: Kleft to right! Kenneth Lavender, Bob Carey e - p Assistant Editor ,,,, ,,,,Jean Lovlg Mr HDUHMHSHIHMIU FACULTY This is our faculty who have strived to help us gain knowledge First Row Qleft to right! Mrs George Kelley Algebra, Geometry Biology General Science Mrs Alvin Nelson Typing, Elementary Music, Vocal Music Miss Arlene Seiberling English, English Literature, Home Economics Junior Advisor, Senior Class Play Second Row M O H G0 z Superintendent, Physics, Agriculture Senior Advisor Mr Alvin Nelson Principal, History, Manual Training, Coach, Sophomore Advisor 3 D I I Freshman Advisor, Junior Class Play r. . . 1 CLASS OFFICERS President James L Paul Vice President Jean Lovig CLASS FLOWER Rose GLASS COLORS Red and White CLASS MOTTO The Elevator To Success Is Not Running Take The Stairs CLASS SPONSOR Superintendent O H Golz LL sooo.: uoeoooo ooeeGeneva I CLH3 EJ XX James L. Paul Basketball 4 Boys' glee club 2, 3 Mixed chorus 2, 3 Plays 3, 4 Class officer 2, 3, 4 School paper staff 3, Annual staff 4 Robert Carey Baseball 2 3, 4 Vocal soloist l Boys' glee club 2, 3, Mixed chorus 2, Boys' quartet 3 Plays 3, 4 Basketball 3 Class officer 3 School paper staff Annual staff 4 Jean Lovlg Girls' glee club l, 2 Band l, 2 3 Clarinet quartet l Mixed chorus 2, 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Plays 2 3, 4 Instrumental soloist 3, Class officer l, 2 3 Annual staff 4 Donald Crawford Baseball 3, 4 Band 2 Basketball 3, 4 Plays 3, 4 Class officer 2, 3 Annual staff 4 Geneva Hill Girls' glee club l Girls' trio l, 2 Girls' sextet 3 4 Mixed chorus 2, 3 4 Vocal soloist 1 Accompanlst 3, 4 Cheer leader l Plays 1, 2, 3, 4 Class officer 2, 3 4 School paper staff 3 Annual staff Donald De Plays 3, 4 School paper Annual staff Mitt staff 3 3 5- 4 I ' 4 3, 4 3, 4 I I I I I 4 , , 4 School paper staff 3, 4 . 2. 1 I '. I I , 4 4 , 5 3 4 Kenneth Lavender Baseball 1, 2, 3, N Band l Cheer Leader 1 Basketball 3, U Boys' glee club 2, Mixed chorus 2, 3, 3 J 'V soya' quartet 3 Plays 2, 3, 4 School paper staff Annual staff M Frank Patterson Baseball 3, 4 Basketball Manager 2 ii Basketball 3, U School paper staff Annual staff H James E Paul Baseball 2, 3 U Basketball 3 N Plays 3 School paper staff Annual staff U Jon Ramsey Cheer Leader 1 Baseball 2, 3 U Class officer 1 Annual staff 4 Dale Stonewall Mixed chorus 2 Baseball 2, 3 4 Boys' glee club 2 Basketball U Annual staff N Robert Stonewall Baseball 2, 3 N Basketball 3 N Boys' glee clxb 2 Mixed chorus 2 School paper ataff Annual staff U :A+ A, Q SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Take a look at this year's seniors, and it is hard to realize that these same people were once little tots back in the first grade. Yes, back on August Zlst in the year 1936 most of this year's graduating class began their schooling With Miss Helen Conrad as teacher, 26 students comprised the role They are as follows Mary Lou Burnett, Geneva Hill, Jean Lovig, Phyllis Stover, Kolleen Sult, Donald Campbell, Donald Crawford, Roger Davis, Don Dougherty, Vernon Graham, Dale Huseboe, Kenneth Lavender, Larry Gould, Dick Matney, Frank Patterson, James L Paul, James E Paul Virgil Richardson Lyle Stahl, Dale Stonewall, Robert Stonewall, Donald Weaver, Milford Arment, Billy Crawford, Jackie Collar, and Joanne Hauser Jacilyn Starnes and Helen Meyer Joined us the second semester, boosting our enrollment to 28 The following year we returned as second graders Mrs Marjorie Nuese was at the helm that year Our enrollment was reduced to 20, after having lost S students Joanne Hauser, Kolleen Sult, Donald Camobell, Vernon Graham, Roger Davis, Mary Lou Burnett, Donald Weaver and Don Dougherty During our 3rd year in school we added 3 new students Ermal Wagner, Fobert Carey and Virgil Shollenbarger, but we finished the year with only one of the newcomers, Robert Carey We worked this year under the tutelage of Miss Iorena Gonnerman Ne journeyed upstairs for the fourth year, with Miss Alberta laon as our teacher de acouired no new students and lost Virgil Pichardson and Billy Crawford The following year we gained Gordon Butterfield and Jon Famsey the latter of whom promised many a head 'P for his unlucky teach s fiss Nelson was again our teacher The teaching staff breathed a little easier the next year when Jon Pamsey did not return we lost Gordon Butterfield, however, we adde Betty lean Alink, Varllyn Thornes, and Donald Dewitt to our role Betty Jean Allnk James E Paul, and Lyle Stahl left us the se ,nd semester of our sixtn year in school He considered ourselves something when, as seventh graders, we moved u the high school building Hefore that year was completed, we Q r d Be lah Dooley, Lorena Foster, Patsy Fyan, Emcry Wunn and Jon Famsey once again Ve lost U of our classmates Jack Collar, 4e1e1 Meyer, Marilyn Trornes and Ph,'l1s Stover While in Eighth Q a we los r Do l Nlss Hath Tuttle and Miss Marjorie Scandrett directed us through 7un1or r sh Alas' we entered high school as ' L l0 U After init a 1 n day was over, e wel omed snootr s t e rest of the ye re of the freshmen boy N r 'n Lovl and ard 3 uler joined in our fun that year Pevenae was sweet the day ve 'tlafed the freshmen Our only :ret is that ue c uldn't ta t out on the juniors Some of xr v'ct1ms are still Fqflf a r unmerclfulness As sophomores We rained rrwllls Devorss and Paul, and Pichard Shuler left Ne displayed some of r s ents in the Junior class play, wr'ch was entitled 'mh ' 'rosts ae, also, received our class rings and entertslned se lore at the annual Junior Senior Banquet in Des Volnes e'vrss and Martin lovlg did not return for our junior year ined and lost Fobert Harvey ll in the first six weeks Jed n next page! 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They are Donald Crawford, Geneva Hill, Kenneth Lavender, Jean Lovl Frank Patterson, James E Paul, James L Paul, Dale Stonewall, and obert Stonewall Our activities as seniors included having our class pictures taken by the Troy Mack Studio of Eldcra, publishing thls annual, presenting the senior class play, attending the Junior Senior Banquet as guests of the Juniors, skip day, class night, baccalaureate and, finally, commencement SENIOR CLASS PPOPHECY Back in the spring of l9U8 twelve talented seniors emerged from the noisy halls of glorious Gilman High Since that fateful day these people have embarked upon successful careers, contrary to all predictions about their futures My work with 'lho's Who and Who Cares?' has brought me in touch with all of these individuals, either by assignment or by chance My story beglns when I left my Chicago office to spend a week ln the great city of New York, where I was assigned to interview a cer tain Mr Lavender To my complete surprise lt was THE Kenneth Laven der, graduate of Gilman High I learned that Kenney ls now a well known figure in the dancing world and has established Lavender danc ing schools all over the United States They resemble those of Ar thur Murray but the modest Kenney says that there ls no comparison After flnlshlng my chat with my old acquaintance I walked down Broadway and The Great White Way Suddenly I saw ahead of me in glimmering necns a name which seemed to be familiar It was Frankie Patterson, all time crooner of popular songs of the hoop skirt era, and now starring in a current musical called 'Boots and Saddles ' I decided to lntervlew Boots, as he was affectionately referred to in the old days He had evidently reached the summit of success but as we talked Boots told me that all his fame was due tc the work of his press agent, Donald Dewitt Boots also told me that Donald now Browsing through this paper one day I saw an article about local street cleaner who found a note book containing valuable atomic formulas The name of the public servant was Robert Carey A plc ture of the owner was on the front page and lt looked vaguely faml llar, so I read the caption Lo, and behold it was Donald Crawford As I read I found that he ls now an up and coming physicist of the day Despite prcphesles of his teachers Donald is now considered a second Einstein, due to the fact that he has completed a fifth dl menslon My stay in New York came to an end so I taxled to Grand Central Station where I caught a train for Chicago The train was quite crowded, but I finally managed to secure a seat with a comely soln sterlsh young lady whom I recognized to be Geneva Hill I learned trat Geneva's work slnce graduation has been mostly missionary work lng among the Zulus who regard her as one of them She has taken it upon herself, however to do some detective work for Jerry Colona to help him find Caroline She said that her secret amblmon has always been to become a second Sherlock Her latest conquest was K ontlnued on next page? 3. E. 1 ' . 0 known as a second Billy Rose, writes a column for the New York Tlmes. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY fC0ntlnuedJ in aiding Jean Lovig Woman Crime Doctor in the conviction of some of Amer1ca's worst social pests Jean I learned has offices 1 Anaheim Azzuza and Kukamonga' Geneva had evidently kept in touch with the events concerning her former class mates She was able to give me current history re garding almost all of them She volunteered that Jon Ramsey is now a famous plastic surgeon, engaged in making people as attractive as he His assistant. James E Paul has just recently given up this work to become the natlon's leading author and short story writer His re cent novel on racial tolerance is a current best seller He works under the pen name of J Ethelbert Paul As we talked I could not help admiring the costume my friend wore Its striking color and brilliant design made an interesting study I found this magnificent creation had been designed for her by none other than James L Paul known now to the fashion world as Jamie He is now in the fashion center. Paris and although he ls not French by birth his gowns have that undeniable Parisian accent his work sets the style pace and his talents are envied by all other artists I noticed that Geneva was holding a comic book which seemed to me as an odd sort of past time for an adult to engage in I glanced at it in consternation, trying not to appear nettled by my descovery She handed it to me for observation Much to my surprise I saw in And by Dale Stonewall' As I read I found that the creative gen us Dale had had in high school had no left him I also found that the originality of the comic was superb It dwelt only with superna tural powers' I fell to reading with a will knowing that I was ap pearlng rude to my companion Yet I could not tear myself from the imaginative masterpiece in my hands Just as I finished we entered the Chicago Station and I arose to leave I found that Geneva was leaving too and started to express my surprise but she hurried off muttering that she was sure she had seen Caroline' H mm Poor girl When I reached my office I still had the comic book in my hand and I glanced with interest at the back cover for there on the back page stood Jigga Stonewall, every inch of muscle bulging hold ing un the world with one hand Another Atlas' I read on the ad vertlsing below the picture that Jigga now known as Musclebound Mar vin of Minneapolis has opened a gymnasium in the same city where all those less fortunate men can have a figure such as his in only seven days Yes, those seniors have advanced And in doing so they have de fled all predictions 9 , Q I ' Q n the bold letters on the front cover 'Fearless Freddie Rides Agalnl' 1 ' z . e 9 ' S I 0 THUMBNAIL SKETCHES 'Carey is our mastermind, And he is never far behind ' Nickname Carey ' Pet Expression You Dog' 'Frank is the jovial type, 'Kick him out' he will always pipe ' Nickname Boots Pet Expression 'That's tough' ' 'Ramsey is our Fancy Dan, He is quite the ladies man ' Nickname Ramsey Pet Expression 'Watch it, Buddy, or I'll smack ya' ' 'Dale is our handsome lad, Full of fun and never sad ' Nickname Lefty Pet Expression Oh, dry up' 'Crawford is known for his laziness, In physics expecially, he is a mess ' Nickname Deacon Pet Expression 'Aw, shut up' ' 'Dewitt is the boy with a friendly grin With his dimples, he is sure to win Nickname Stcoge 'James E Paul is the lad with red hair In baseball, hs has steam to spare Nickname Chicker Pet Expression 'Not you, stupid' ' 'With James L Paul as president, For three years we have been content ' Nickname Jim Pet Expression Oh, no 7 'Geneva Hill is a very nice gal, To us she is a mighty fine pal ' Nickname Blondie Pet Expression 'For Pets's sake' ' 'Jean is always helpful and fun, To her success will be sure to come ' Nickname Jeanie Pet Expression Yah 'Though Kenneth is an honest gent, He s always in an argument ' Nickname Kenny Pet Expression 'I'm not the only one' What about the rest of them? 'Robert is our athelete, In basketball he can't be beat ' Nickname Jigga Pet Expression 'You bonehesd' ' 10 : :ll .I : :I .I D On Pet Expression: 'Oh, you stupid stoogellll ' ' I .s : :I ll : :I ll SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the senior class of 1948 being of sound mind and in peace with all the world, do hereby make and publish this, our last will and testament, thereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by ule First, we hereby bequeath to the following beneficiaries of this will, made and entered into on this fourteenth day of May in the year of our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred and forty eight Second, that each beneficiary to this agreement shall, according to this will and testament, agree to faithfully and loyally undertake the upholding responsibilities transacted, to have and hold from this day forward To the Faculty, give and bequeath restful nights They have done their duty to help see ue through and they have their rewards To Clair we leave all candy wrappers, bubble gum under the seats, initials carved on the desks, broken pencil sharpeners and windows, and other miscellaneous items too numerous to mention To the Class of '49 we bequeath all Senior Responsibilities, 1 e ability to defend our honor in class, the battered notebooks, worn out physics formulas, and chewed pencil erasers, and the prive ledge of eating last ln the lunch line To the rest of the high school, we will our ability to bluff our way out of assignments and to 'disturb' the Faculty and School Board I, Donald DeWitt, do leave my night life to Bill Spencer and my name calling ability to Jane Sears I, Bob Carey, bequeath my way with teachers to David Paul and my Einsteinlc success to Ronald Lowery I Donald Crawford, will my ability to get my physics on time to Kolleen Sult and my fist fighting ability to Bobby Campbell To Norma Lavender, I Geneva Hill, will my blonde locks and to Larry Gould, leave my good English background son and my fllrtaticne to Edgar Peterson Robert Stonewall, will my Model A Ford to Bob Peterson and my ability to get along with people to Bill Spencer I Jean Lovlg, will my typing ability to Kolleen Sult and school paper duties to Jeanne Huston I, Frank Patterson, leave my Joke cracking ability to Esther Hobbs and my well groomed hair to Richard Moyer I, James L Paul do will my class offices to Sud Anderson and my slenderness to Max Newell I, James E Paul do bequeath my superior heighth to Virgil Shol lenbarger and my witty sense of humor to Paul Johnson To Darlene Weaver, I Jon Ramsey leave my way with teachers and to Larry Gould my ability to get sent out of school I, Dale Stonewall, will my shop success to my brother, Wayne and left hook to Virgil Richardson In Witness whereof, We, the Senior Class of 1948 have set our hand and seal hereto this fourteenth day of May in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty eight The Class of '48 ll D 0 cp ' O I, Kenneth Lavender, will my singing ability to Virgil Richard- 1, ' I Q eo! Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov c Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb March March April April April April April May May May YEAR'S ATTRACTIONS School Starts Baseball Game Baseball Game Baseball Game Baseball Game Baseball Sectional Tournament here Freshman Initiation Magazine Campaign begins First Six Weeks Ends One Down, Five To Go Junior Class Play 'A Credit to the Family' The BELL makes its yearly trip to the meadows School Carnival Donna and Jigga elected Queen and King No School Teachers' Convention First basketball game Baxter there Basketball Game Newburg here lG1rls WON! Basketball Game LeGrand, there Third Six Weeks begins Basketball Game Rhodes here Thanksgiving Vacation Basketball Game Fer uson here Bill Spencer gets a 'B in Biology Basketball Game Rhodes there Basketball Game Laurel here Basketball Game Van Cleve there Assembly Program David Mylan characterizations Basketball Game LeGrand here CHRISTMAS VACATION ' LeGrand here Ferguson, here Kellogg here Newburg here Basketball Game Green Mountain here Mrs Nelson resolves to give shorter typing assignments The seniors resolve to check ln before the tardy bell Don Crawford resolves to study physics Basketball Game Laurel here Basketball Game Green Mountain there Second Semester Begins Girls' County Tournament Basketball Game Van Cleve here 1 Boys' County Tournament Senior Pictures taken at Eldora Bail three seniors out of the Training School Girls' Sectional Tournament here Girls lose Basketball Basketball Basketball Basketball in tournament to Dunbar Game Game Uame Game State Center here Baxter here Newburg there Melbourne. here Fifth Six Weeks Begins Boys' Sectional Tournament Boys win over Garvin in the Sectional at Tama Boys lose to Chelsea in the Sectional Semi finals Snow Vacation Hallelu1ah School Board Election Preliminary Music Contest. small groups Sixth six weeks begins Five Down One To Go' Preliminary Music Contest, large roups Senior Class Play 'Almost Summer Junior Senior Banouet Senior Class Night Baccalaureate Commencement 12 . 1 -- . 5 -- -- . . 10 -- -- . 12 -- -- , A . 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Donald Campbell, Bill Adams, B111 Spencer, Larry Gould, Virgil Richardson, Carroll Anderson Second Row Jeanne Huston, Mary Lou Burnett, Kolleen Sult, Esther Hobbs, Darleen Weaver, Irene Dewitt, Joanne Hauser, Donna Moyer CLASS OFFICERS Vice President Darleen Weaver Secretary Mary Lou Burnett Treasurer Bill Spencer 13 President . . . ......... . .Donna Moyer mn, 'AA T FPUOVUD First Ron Cleft to rigntj Marearet Ferreeu, no Vande Kamp Norma Lavende Faye Matney Bon Jean Peterson Second Row Virgil Shollenbareer, Va N ll Samuel ae Not ln picture Robert Petereon P FS fEN F et Qow left to rigrth Joann Ja J Pole n UQ 'o Q tonehall Jane Seare T net uroe eor Jo r Second Ron Navne Stonewall Cwbert T cell di r De er son, Virgil Petereor, Rlcrard Mover . 1 1 . . - I r 1 , -, . Q --WM YHA. AQ? x .h f ' V . A E' .::M 4 :- Hf. Z - , ,, K. -7- - 1 A if - 3 - ' Q. R Sc U ,-lES .vz ll ' i, . -1 S S rie S - , , r, - , . , nie Ney, , A . : rw. X Hewfe , it 'T lr, David Paul, Paul Johnson, Glen Lovlg, Ronald Lowery. 5 i if!! 54, Y S . ' f A . Q V T Q -hfij-1.3 , RH. .W xt .- .R'SHL . 0 lr .t': C . . ',r', , e Merrie, b,rmf S .H , -., te ' G .' rt L, A.n Lovig. Q o ' , - Pg ,-vs' 'I' AQ 4' - Q U , , .L 1 -J . -bf - , - lx 4 -4 e- KINDEFGAHTFN First Row Qleft to right! Phyllis Ferguson Jane Brush Carolyn Golz Deana Walker, Janice Harris Joan Anderson Judith Holder, Janice Fuller, Marilyn Matney, Ann Coppook, Charlotte Palmer, Kathleen Shuler Charles Elch James Carnahan Second Row Jerry Brush Jimmy Moore, Jeffrey M ling Stanley Berthuson, Billy Hauersperser, Gary Harbit, David Vleth, Bobby Lavender, Paul Hartsough, Larry Laoina David Mills Richard Peterson, Miss Ashina Not in oicture Ronald Rainey Fl f FIRST GRADE First How Cleft to right! Wayne Guttenfelder, Kay Nelson, Sandra Peak, Karen Meling, Marjorie Eames, Kay Willard, Karen May, Darrel Peterson Second Row Gary Bailey, Larry Hartwig, Roger McGraw, Don Horde, Gaylon Wunn, Dickie Golz Jerry VandeXamp, Larry Moore, Miss Boll Not in picture Gerald Horde and Judy Paul N JA O ' , 1 I 1 1 ' 7 9 O I , A 9 , W I I ,. ' V., V I 5 . . 5 E . -' l R .5 Q! f V' iinne. 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De 1. .o..,t T w- Y 11 W SF J . -U f ' ., , ,f.. vw -C fl I Tnird Row: Frank Carnahan, Jon Hulln, David Ealing, Ronald .'..., E n , Fen, Yin- , K . I t . 4 -, - Tom., ,-2 ,I ', H I, ,L,2- '.AH? - - A ': ightl D-. . ll,. Ds- P .g, 'gl C , C . nu.,, In .t 'f t, Lo' ' on H M. 4 ' 1 -. Ger, R M Feun, ' . : ' lo, 2,0 5 L-ll, No .4 ? ti,,er, K . L IM, f , C, - S ore, , ,L.', ,b CC. V0 Q: ' 3 ' t-. , I-Ts., tffrn T URTF GRADE an First Rev Cleft to nt Helen S uLer rle .btor .frflyn etersom lA r S1.ron nn J nl iqerfn .frv L n .eve ever Devid cv Seconc Rov Ronflo Jonwoc., 11ll'o vertz irn Cr ra C o Louie Sqiolev e L C r .1111 ere bcciu sue exe Euv r PeeA YQ Rance e in ricbure Larry Anaewe P FIF 1 GQAUE Firsf Re1 eit to ri ..r Jun ereon J net U Arcit elrs, Sreli nuncle fe Q on it Dcqnie Lee Lcvencer So L 1 v Kellor Qfelene ruen Oc f C Secona RJ or. Cr .Lan fl 14 Homfrc H11 , Rofert Lovib bevy UCWIS Lois Ferbuson Thirc Rov Donalo Ace L W Sefrs ouert Eertfusen .1 S UL. 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' TT -' . ,T 4- . 1 1 L Q -W, i-' 7 , R1LHPFe vt I, , . , ' ' ' , ' P' .-s- ,- 'W - . 4 ' 1 .: , .Js, ar-y nr.ton, .1ltJ: Uifon, Pau. .- ' T ..L ' Q , H ' A , f's KQgte11'. 1. ' V 1 : ?L '. Q 1 Q ',., , J , . A Q A' SIXTH GRADE Flret Row Klett to right! Helen Carnahan, Mary Laoina, Dougherty, Marilyn Melin , Barbara Johnson, Henrietta Hauereperger, Mary Ellen ewell Seoond Row John Crawford Roger Rokee, Russell Sult Colleen Matney, Caylen oane, Larry Robertson, David Paul, Katherine Peak Not in picture Dean May has imp Mill M0dl. Mbhlor' Url. Floyd Forman 18 Joan Hartwig, Carol Ann Petereon, Janice Medhue, Joanne e 6 , , Ile , ' Q FHA QFVFVXTJ RNDTI' First wow farthq Qrush, :ary Parmenter, Donald Uartwlv Roger urns, Rover Peterqon, Bobby Enrrs, Do er Shuler Harlem Harrie Willie Harblt dna Mae foore Not in oicture Donna Levender W GUTH GRAD Wiret Dow vavne weldner Varilie VandeKamo, Margaret oarlson, Jloria Shuler, Harley Everte Norma flliott Second Row, Donn fould bancy Soencer, Gail Vosburg, Warvaret Paul, Phillio VandeVamo TeQoy Dixon 'IJ fi ,N - I ,, hx 1 I W , tr' If ,f A lf E, r 25 f fl V l - M ' ,1 , W ly 1 Y'l u... .UT ix G A .A - 1 ff . . U , o . , J D, . Q l 2 - C l L ge Second Row: Delbert Kellogg, Edwin Laclna, Kerry Willard :J 9 ., -. - , Y . , ' . V e :ff g!5 of A Ps. , .2 V 'A k ' , F. m J , 3 JI H . E . . -. : 1 5 .. , r. . I A fi ' 'I A L A V f L, , .' . 4 . . .1 - , 1 A ' , - , Q, , l,U ,, .,. , . ,HH MSM PCYS' BASEQALL Front Row Kleft to right! Kenneth Lavender, James r Paul, Jon Ramsey, Frank Patterson, Robert Carey Dale Stone wall Second Row Coach Al Nelson, Paul Johnson, David Paul, Robert Stonewall Bill Spencer Don Cravford, Managers Max Newell Virgil Shollenbarger BOVS' BAQKUTBALL Front Row Cl ft to right! Paul John on, David P ul Don ld Crawford Bill Spencer, Virgil Peterson, Glen Lovlg Second Row. Dale Stonewall, James L. Paul, Fra ' Patterson, James E. Paul, Kenneth Lavender, Robert Stonewall, Robert Carey, Virgil Shollenbarger Qmanagerl, Coach Al Nelson. 2C - 'y ' if A , I F.:-Q' , 1- ' ' ' , AQ 4 C an H J 1' it .f i I V fs ' ' f' lo. at I , , Q t,, ,X P ft Yay 1 I f , , Q , , 3 , -. Q ! .J . .., . H Q . O 1 , ' 2 O O . ,. ., .. Q Y ' 1 1 C 1 ' 1 O 1, , I , A x .. f A, Q qgf. L? 'H ' , 2 A f ,x 3 I W 1 . l A - J L. I '3 . 9 Q , 2 , , . ' , ,' ,, , 1 HA SPUWS BOY'S BASEBALL Here we have a very interesting game, baseball Pitching this year was done by four Senior boys Jim Paul, Frank Patterson, Bob Stonewall, and Ken Lavender Paul and Lavender did the biggest share of the hurling Jon Ramsey, a fellow classmate, is doing his part as catcher Gilman was very glad to be hosts to surrounding teams this fall at the Sectional tournament Participating in this tournament were sight teams Laurel, LeGrand, Kellogg, Ferguson, Newburg, Green Mountain, Montour and Gilman Laurel and LeGrand took their stances the last day Laurel won the tournament by defeating LeGrand four to three The squad is as follows Jim Paul, Dale Stonewall, R Stonewall, Jon Ramsey, Bob Carey, Frank Patterson, Don Crawford, K Lavender, B111 Spencer, Donald Campbell, D Paul, Paul Johnson, Glen Lovig, Ronald Lowery, Virgil Peterson, Edgar Peterson, and Bob Peterson 'H ll I-' I-' 1:12 92' '19-'lgill CEP' Om 0500 UW 5 OWQS s 22 5 ss... ess' UNNI1g 0 If O U 9 rn 2 U' SU H I-' SI! 0 E O Pos YR LET N XNOW-J'l UNK! GN-F'-F'4:'N 0-I IJ' o m o U' o '4 u 1 o '1 0 SI H m o o IJ n D' 0 o E D- Q Lavender, I Carey, R Stonewall, D Crawford, D p3b MXN I-'NAND N U'lkNU1 ONGU1 -F'-F-'UXU1 OXknUNU'CNJl Paul, J E Spencer, B Ramsey, J Patterson, F Johnson, P Stonewall, Paul, D p1b ul uo p-lf 2 0 2 O 2 2 200 Lovig, R Lowery, R Pet erson, B Campbell, E Peterson, V Peterson, and W Stonewall 21 0 A B U -- - AQ - E so as yn. s. our 3 . - 11 9 .u5u 12 3 3 . 2b 20 9 .Moo 12 3 2 . ss 18 s .333 12 2 2 . rr 18 2 . s 12 2 1 Campbell, n. 2b-rf 11 4 .223 11 2 o . . - 19 2 .2 3 12 2 . of s 1 . 5 11 2 o . 0 21 o . 3U 12 3 2 - P lg 9 -3 as 2 2, 'n. 1 o I1 s 12 3 2 . lb 2 1M u .1Zu 10 1 o BOYS' BASKVTBALL The Gilman Cougars, winners of 12 of 1? games, started their basketball season October 29 1947 The Cougar's had five returning lettermen They were Jigga onewall, Kenneth Lavender, James E Paul, Don Crawford, and Frank Patterson All five of these lettermen are Seniors BOYS' BASKETQALL RVCORD Gilman 44 Gilman 25 LeGrand 48 Gilman Gilman 2 Gilman Gilman Gilman LeGrand 52 Gilman Gilman Gilman Gilman Newburg 51 Melbourne 57 Baxter 16 Newburg 24 Gilman 57 Rhodes 18 Ferguson 24 Qhodes 18 Laurel 25 Van Cleve Cllman 29 Green Mount Laurel 14 ain 'reen Mountain 19 Van Cleve Gilman 21 Gilman 54 TOURBAMENTS Varshall County, Class A Gilman fell in the first round of the county to a good State Center team by a score of 55 to 29 Scoring honors went to Baumgart who hit 14 for State Center while J E Paul tallied 15 for the Cougars Sectional tournament at Tama, Class B In the first round Garwin fell to a strong Gilman oulntet by score of 52 to 29 After a close first half Gilman pulled away to finish victoriously The next round the Cougars met the Red Hawks from Chelsea After leading most of the way Chelsea put on a strong finish and won by two points The final score was 45 to 41 This ended a very short but successful high school basketball career of the following seniors Bob Carey, Don Crawford K Lavender F Patterson J Pa 1, J L Pa l D Stonewall and R Stonewall 92 sn . ' 24 8 28 . 55 . 40 . 24 59 J , 22 42 64 G 46 . 19 State Center 55 Gilman 41 . , a , . , . E. u t . i u , . 1 : THUMBNAIL SKETCH OF EACH PLAYER J E Paul Jim, a senior was our high scoring center A re gular for 2 years, scored 221 points in 19 games for a ll 6 average Being on the squad 3 years he has received l previous letter Jim is 6 ' 2' tall Besides being a pivot man, Jim is also an outstanding rebounder Robert Stonewall A stellar guard and a senior, Ji gs ls 5 105' tall and a very fast man, he has been on the squad years and has received l previous letter A regular for 2 years, he is a good passer and a fast dribbler Also a hard driver who scores consist ently Kenneth Lavender Kenny, a 2 year regular, is a good one hand pump shot and Jump shot man A squad member for all M years, he is a good ball handler and scorer He has one previous letter and is 5' 10 tall Frank Patterson A senior 5' 10' tall, Frank is a good steady ball player who is always in there fighting when the chips are down He ls a good shot from the field who has hit a good per centage of his shots, Frank has also been on the squad four years and so far has one letter to his credit James L Paul A little man but a reliable man is 5 95 two handed set shot and a one handed push shot Dale Stonewall Another set shot man He has been on the squad 3 years and is a senior, 5' lOl' tall Dale is a hard worker and an aggressive ball player with plenty of fight Don Crawford A senior, 6 2' tall and has been on the squad 3 years He received his first letter last year Don is a hard worker out on the court Bob Carey A senior, 2 years on squad, he ls 5' 9i' tall Ham- pered by a weak heart, Bob did not Join the club at the first of the season but came out for the squad before the County Tournament Virgil Peterson Virgil is only a freshman Although he is only 5' 5i' tall, he is a promising basketball player and has proved to be one of our best reserves B111 Spencer Bill is a Junior He has been on the squad 3 years Bill, 6' tall, is a good rebounder and should play good ball next year Paul Johnson A sophomore, 5' 8' tall This is his second year on the squad Paul is a good ball handler and team man David Paul Another sophomore who shows promise of becoming a good player, Dave stands 5' IOQ' and has been on the squad 2 years He is a good player in the pivot post position J - I E H l 5 . O ' e ' ' tall, a senior and has been on the squad 3 years. He shoots a good , I GIRLS' BASYVTBALL SQUAD First Row Cleft to rivhtb Jo Ann Lovig, Faye Vatney, Jane Sears, Janet Gunderson, Jean Peterson Second Pow Coach A1 Nelson, Father Hobbs, Kelleen Quit, Lovig, Donna Voyer, Miss Meda Mohler, 'haorone CHF'RLVAD'RS Nancy Spencer and Margaret Carlson 24 T , ,1 Norma Lavender, Norma Stonewall, Trene De Witt, Jeen 4 ' .J .J GIRLS' BASKETBALL As the girls' basketball season came to a close, we wish express our appreciation for the sportsmanship and ability of th girls, despite the fact they were handicapped by inexperienced play ers The first team consisted of the following members Jean Lovlg Kolleen Sult, Esther Hobbs, as guards and Norma Lavender Nora Stonewall, and Donna Moyer as forwards The rest of the squad is a follows Irene Dewitt who plays either forward or guard Jan Gunderson, Jo Ann Lovig, Jane Sears, Jean Peterson and Faye Matney Next year's squad will consist mostly of juniors, sophomores am e few freshmen who have Proved to be very promising Girls' Squad 'U F-' W Q 0 'S 3' N KD Q '1 W Da Q CD .0 C C0 Dr CW FD Pd KDNDXDNDND ' F I-T. . , Ga . 1 A , .- F V O H zu do D' 1 ' 4, pp .- 1-QL 0 t ,. v IT ! 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CD 'X mx in is 5 L R 1' ' Q m Q . x CJOOOP-fEZ.g!1Jf'xJl'UMNwJ Cf A lf, R55 - oz .pr ff , , 'D Lf ,z ,LL-fn N ' f 1- Jean Lovig Esther Hobbs Donna Moyer Kolleen Sult Irene Dewitt Norma Lavender Faye Matney ' Jean Peterson ' Norma Stonewall Janet Gunderson Colleen Harris JoAnn Lovlg Jane Sears 'Letters for Managers tournament Gilman met LeGrand in the first round Gilman gave t m battle during the first half of the game but lost by a soor Ol to 2 Gilman was very glad to be host to a girls' sectional courna ment Whey played Dunbar Class B Champions of Marshall County, f u game was played, headway being gained in the second half bv dur ar The final score was 37 to 24 Tean Tovlg a senior and stellar guard, leaves the squad tri year Jean is 5' NH tall and has been out for basketball M Jae She ha lettered three times G1lman's eam looks very promising for the future QC N ' ll I ' X' QU QL BAND CLeft to right! Glen Lovlg, Robert Barnes Coleen Harris, Philllo Vande Kamp, B111 Soencer Sheila Hundley, Martha Brush, Virgil Shollenbarger Ronald Lowery, Max Newell, Samuel Weir Harlev Evert , Faye Hatney wayne weidner Marilee Vande Kamp lk --nf' MAJOREmTES MP N01t9 First Row Ckneeling, left to rigntl Director Ardith Mairs and Mary Jo Gunderson Second Row Mary Laoina Karen Stewart, Mary Walker, Gloria Shuler, Colleen Matney, Norma Elliott Sharon Rainey Narlene Hatton 26 IUUSHC GIFLS' CLEE CLUP First Row Cleft to right? Jo Ann Lovlg Colleen Harris Janet Gunderson Mary Burnett, Kolleen Sult, Geneva H111 Joan Gary Margaret Ferneau, Donna Moyer, Jean Peterson Mrs Alvin Nelson, Director Second Row Jeanne Huston, Esther Hobbs Norma Lavender Norma Stonewall Darleen Weaver, Irene De Witt, Doris Vande Kamp, Joanne Hauser, Jane Sears MIXED CHOFUS First How Kleft to right! Vir 11 Shollenbarger, Colleen Harris, Jo Ann Lovig, Janet underson, Joan Gary Norma Lavender, Margaret Ferneau, Doris Vande Kamp, Donna Moyer Jean Peterson, Jane Sears Second Row Jeanne Huston, Geneva Hill Mary Lou Burnett Esther Hobbs, Kolleen Sult Norma Stonewall, Darleen Weaver, Irene De dltt Joanne Hauser, Virgil Richardson Mrs Alvin Nelson, Director Third Row Ronald Lowry Carroll Anderson, Max Newell Donald Campbell, Bill Spencer, Kenneth Lavender, Bob Carey Samuel Weir, Glen Lovig, Larry Gould 7 l - J l - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I I C ' 1 1 1 I U ' 1 f I l ' 1 1 v 1 o Q 1 . I , , 1 ' ' -lg ll GIRLS' SEXTET CLeft to right! Esther Hobbs, Kolleen Sult, Jeanne Huston, Geneva Hill, Norma Lavender, Darleen Weaver JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET The annual Junior Senior Banquet was held at the Hotel Kirkwood in Des Moines on April 24 The motif for the wove their speeches Toastmaster Don Campbell introduced Donna Moyer who gave the welcome James L Paul responded for the seniors Other speakers included Jean Lovig, Miss Seiberling, Bob Carey and Mr Golz The juniors favored with appropriate musical selections Since the program for the evening was optional, some went dancing while others attended the thetter 26 evening was a pirate scheme, around mhich the participants mmnvnnss ffff 'J ff I f J7w,f!fJf!Lf 'ff-ffff SCHOOL DA7m STAFF irst Row Kleft to right! Bud Anderson, Jeanne Huston, Jean Lovig Bob Carey Darleen Weaver eeond Row Margaret Ferneau, Esther Hobbs, Geneva Hill. Kolleen Sult Janet Gunderson Norma Lavender Bonnie May, Mary Lou Burnett, Norma Stonewall Irene Dewitt. Faye Matney Donna Moyer JoAnn Lovig hird Row Bill Spencer Kenneth Lavender Don Campbell. Frank Patterson James L Paul Virgil Richardson Staff Editor Ass't Editor Business Manager Ass't Manager Distribution Dept Features Sports Junior High Grade News Church News Music Community News Thru the Keyhole Art Dept Mlmeograoh Crew Sponsor Jean Lovig Jeanne Huston Bob Carey Bill Spencer Bonnie May Darleen Weaver Norma Lavender Kenneth Lavender Irene Dewitt Margaret Ferneau Norma Stonewall Junior H1 Dept Faye Matney JoAnn Lovig Colleen Harris Virgil Richardson Frank Patterson Janet Gunderson Kolleen Sult Donna Moyer Geneva Hill fsther Fobbs Carroll Anderson Mary Lou Burnett Don Campbell Kenneth Lavender Mrs Nelson . I l C1888 News ------------ James L. Paul -QQ.. Senior Class Play Almost Summer, a comedy in three acts, deals with the trials and tribulations of a teen-age boy. Paul Jones is the harrassed lad who finds himself with the com- plex problems of finishing high school, winning his girl, and getting off for a summer of fun and frollc suddenly all bearing down on him at one time Mr and Mrs Jones, his parents, and his younger brother and sister, Junior and Mary, though seemingly unsympathetic, prove faith ful to the end Jane is the girl in Paul's life and her brother, Jack is Mary's heart interest Mr Smudgely, the school principal Lilah Johnson and Anna only further complicate things CHAFACTERS Paul Jones Mrs Jones Mr Jones Kenneth Lavender Jean Lovig Donald Dewitt Robert Carey Junior Darleen Weaver Mary James L Paul Jack Geneva Fill Jane Mr Smudgely Bonnie May Anna Donna Moyer who goes on a cram session his mother his father the kid brother his sister Mary's boy friend Paul's girl friend the principal the maid in somebody's past Donald Crawford Lllah Johnson Junior Class Play A Credit to the Family centering about the Stone Family is a comedy ln three acts Mr Stone, who is an architect, and his wife find it a difficult task to keep their household running smoothly when a wealthy widow, Mrs Tyson and her son, Robert, come to see them about some library plans Jerry Stone manages to complicate affairs with a vlrl friend, Trudy Jones, who has a constantly changing personality Helen and Mary Ann, the two Stone dauvht rs and their friends CHAEACTEPS Carroll Anderson Irene Dewitt Bill Spencer Jeanne Huston Donna Moyer Esther Hobbs Joanne Hauser Mary Iou Burnett Larry Gould Donald Campbell Darleen Weaver Kolleen Sult Ed Holland Virgil Flchardson Father Mother Jerry Stone Helen Stone Mary Ann the Y Jane Mary Jo Elliott Jack Trudy Jones Mrs Tyson Fobert Detective Mr Stone Mrs Stone their son their oldest daughter oungest of the family Mary Ann's friends Helen's boy friend of uncertain name a wealthv widow ber son the law 0 0 0 o 5 I 0 Ol. 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