Gilmore City High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Gilmore City, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1951 volume:

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Mrs. Belva Wolcott Y Mrs. Wolcott spends each morning at her desk in the office as secretary and bookkeeper. She has three children who are graduates Joe Kleen Mr. Kleen farms north of Gilmore City. His family of three are graduates of Gilmore High. George Stamper Mr. Stamper, a farmer, lives NE of Gilmore City Six grand daughters are Gilmore students. SllI'61' lk IUUCLD .LLUG Mr. Peters is the local' banker. His daughter is a graduate of Gilmore. 734 'zz Q 5, -6' ,QS 60? 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Mr C 1 ,,A. SPSDSQI, if L,2 ? 9,49 W, , 5 A ff X 1565 401 Q99 99 0 1 ? ' A 9 5 495 , ,,.A 1- ' , 'l ' ' J 1-500 X G 1 a E 5 e 3 X Y E 5 5 5 5 E 5 z E E L 9 1 i 5 QW We have ffcoiiece 'Une Q The Ucean fied lfeio-fre U , S 1951 T Q 'lfellgw 7?c-se 0. 55. 1jeLLo-w - qv 7 4 3 5 7 1.0 JUNIOR HENRICHS Class Officer 4 Baseball l,2,3,4 Jr. Play Manager 3 Football l,2,3,4 Class King 3 Basketball l,2 3,4 Nuz 4 DENZIL WIEMERS Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 Boys' Chorus l,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2 Baseball l,2,3,4 DONNA HAMERSLY Girls' Chorus l,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4 Band l,2,3,4 3 Solo CVoca1J l,2,3,4 Play Property Manager 3 Nu-Z 2,3 4 Basketball 3,4 HUGH LINN Wrestling 1 2 3 4, Mixed Chorus 1 Football 1,2,3,4, Band 1 G-H-A.A- 2,3,4, Class Officer 3 Boys Chorus 1 Class Play 3 F. H. A. 1,2 Trio 3,4 Cheerleader l G. H. A. A. 2 Operetta 3 All State Chorus 4 Orchestra 4 7234 b l l ARLYS HALLIGAN Girls' Chorus l,2,3, Band 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 2,4 TOM DUNN Wrestling l,2,3 Class Officer 2 Football 3,4 Class King 4 G.H.A.A. 2 H.S. King 4 NEVA GANGSTAD Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4 G.H.A.A. 3,4 Orchestra 4 Class Play 3 Operetta 3 F.H.A. 1,2 Girls' Chorus 1 2 3,4 Class Officer l Mixed chorus l,2,3,4 Operetta 3 Band l 2,3,4 Class Play 3 G.H.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Accompanist 4 Nu-Z 2,3,4 Orchestra 4 F.H.A. 1,2 Trio 4 TOM WALLACE Football 1,2,3,4 Class King 2 Basketball 1,2 Class Play 3 Baseball 1 G-H-A-A 34 7 fl-fi GQ DONALD WHITTLESEY Boys' Chorus l,2,3,4 Vocal Solo 2,3,4 Wrestling l,2,3 Orchestra 4 ROY WIEGERT Band 2,3,4 Boys' Chorus 2 G.H.A.A. 3,4 Mixed Chorus 2 Nu-Z 3,4 Orchestra 4 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4 All State Chorus 3,4 Band 1 2,3 4 Class Play 3 Class Officer 4 Class Play 3 LOIS TORKELSON Basketball l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus l,2,3 Girls' Chorus l,2,3 Junior Play 3 RICHARD MOLINE Wrestling l,2,3 734 U , + N NORMAN TAYLOR Baseball l,2,3,4 Boys' Chorus 3 Football 2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 3 Basketball 3,4 T I BETTY STOULIL Girls' Chorus l 2 3, Operetta 3 Mixed Chorus l,2,3 Twirler 3 G.H.A.A. l,2,3 Class Play 3 Nuz 3,4 Class queen 4 F.H.A. 1,2 H.S. Queen 4 Football Sweetheart 2 l JOAN PETERS Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4 Operetta 3 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4 Class Play 3 d l 2 4 Solo l,2,3,4 Ban , ,3, Nu-Z 2,3 4 Orchestra 4 Cheerleader 1,2 A11-steue Chorus 4 , Basketball 3,4 G.H.A.A. 4 F.H.A. 1,2 ROLLIN DAVIS Basketball l,2,3,4 Class King l 3 Baseball 3,4 Class Play 3 ' K 7234 ab . A G ooo, tmixed Chorus 1,2 Football Sweetheart 1 RUTH BRUNER Girls' Chorus l,2,3 H.S. Queen 1 Mixed Chorus l 2 Band 2 Class Officer 1,2 Twirler 3 Nu-Z 3,4 Class Play 3 Class Queen 1 Basketball 3 F.H.A. 1 X TN DARYL HUTCHINSON Football 1,2,3,4 Boys' Chorus 1,4 Baseball l,2,3,4 Class Officer 2 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3 Mixed Chorus 1,4 Nu-Z 4 JOSEPH JACOBSON Football 3,4 Baseball 3,4 Basketball 3,4 Class Play 3 DARLEEN MARTENS iris' chorus 1 2 F H A 1 2 G.H.A.A. 2,3 Class Officer 1 '734 62 Cl., '? r enior Cfadd RUTH BRUNER, HTootsn--She's lovely! She's engaged! She uses Bab-03 Noted for her giggle, her hobby's her hope chest! ROLLIN DAVIS, NTrouseH-4Men of few words are the greatest. Where he is, there's no dull moments. Night life is his hobby. TOM DUNN, Nlcabodn-fCupid gets a woman hater sooner or later. He's noted for his Veronica hair-do, while the fire station is his hobby. NEVA GANGSTAD NFlirtU--Ask me anything!--She's noted for her keyboard rythp Finds taking medicine e great pastime. ARLYS HALLIGAN, NOl11eU--A hearty heart with many friends. She is noted for her baby beeves, while boys' 4-H occupies her spare time. DONNA HAMEHSLY, WShortyn--It pays to be tal! when it comes to basketball. She is distinguished by her 6'l . We wouldn't wonder that basketball is her hobby. JUNIOR HENRICHS, uSimonN--Ready to talk, ready to play, and ready to quit studying. We know Junior by his wise cracks, while his spare time is so nicely filled with Julia. DARYL HUTCHINSON, nHutchn--Silence is golden and I'm broke. . That hearty laugh belongs to him. Of course school is his o JOSEPH JACOBSON, nJaken--Never do today what you can do to- morrow. Clev r ideas when he thinks mark this boy. Who could have a better hobby than girls? HUGH LINN, UDoc'-Quiet please--a genius at work. He is noted for his wrestling ability, so naturally figures are his hobby --mathamatical figures. ' DARLEEN MARTENS NDonnieU--I wish there were five days in a week end.--The postman tells us she is noted for her daily letters. By that bit of information we know that Tommie is her hobby. RICHARD MOLINE, nChampU--Dynamite comes packed in-small packages. We don't know just what Uthe Champa is noted for unless it is nWhere Dunn is, there I will be also.W JOAN PETERS, WJonieH--Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we p may diet.--We can tell her by her pretty blond hair. Of course the Nu-Z is her hobby--she spends enough time at it. 734 'rug Jig dETTY STOULIL, UBohunkH--Her sense of humor has saved her from many an embarrassing moment.--She's the one who can't make up her mind which one, so she spends her spare time just collect- ing??? NORMAN TAYLOR, NS1imN--It's my curly hair that up and stare.--We know him by his boisterous Hgood as pien is NNormie'sUhobby. ' LOIS TORKELSON, nTorkieU--Why overdo studying, time.--We know her when she opens her mouth, her time with good old mischief. makes the girls sit ways, but being it's only a pas- and she spends TOM WALLACE, HCurlyU--The harder I try, the gooder to be, the worser I am.--Tom is the fellow with the sporty clothes, and I'1l bet you've guessed his hobby is Bonnie. DONALD WHITTLESEY, nDonH--A lady's man.--Oh, those dreamy eyes are what give him away. Rutland is his hobby. ROY WIEGERT, UHermanN--To look at me would you ever think me a great lover?--We know this lad by that Kaiser he wheels around. Somehow he thinks Rutland is a nice hobby too. DENZIL WIEMERS, NMikeN--I could travel to Pioneer with my eyes closed.--Pull in your ears, I can't see the front of the room. Don't talk to his girl--he s likely to get jealous. Cpl. Ernest Peddicord Ernest was a member of the 1951 class until after his junior year when he joined the Marine Corp. He is stationed in Japan where he is drill instruc- tor of a parachute division. 2734 05 -.' 2 !6t55 08141 A is for Arlys. A bright girl is she. Her favorite letter? Why, of course, it is Udu. B is for Betty, a cute little chick, To soldiers and sailors, she is always their pick. B is for Bruner, she's picked her mate. She's filling her hope chest as of late. C is for Charleston, an old dance turned new. How many of us can do it? Why, just a few. D is for Denzil and where is he? Just look for Donna and there he'll be. D is for Dunn who has a special hair style. He never studies but fiddles all the while. E is for excellent, the standard of our class. We wouldn't brag, cause it takes too much brass. F is for finale, this is our last year. We've gone through 12 long years, all in high gear G is for Gangstad who's writing this poem. She has no rhyme talents but decided to show-em. H is for Hamersly, now everyone knows her. Why, I've seen that girl type nigh past sixty per. H is for Hutch, with the WHO-ho-hon laugh. He doesn't like English, but he does like his math I is for innocent. We seniors were. To find a class better, one would travel nfern. J is for Junior, a jolly, young boy. Sometimes he's boisterous and sometimes he's coy. J is for Joe, who has quite a Ulinen. Reading comic books is his greatest pastime. K is for the kindnesses we've shown to youg We hope you'll remember it and pass it on too. L is for Linn. He loves to wrestle. Certain out-of-town girls think he's their special 62734 C L is for Lois. Now she has moved. But she made us twenty, so she we'll include. M is for Martens, who is so quiet, It might be good for some of us to try it. N is for Norman. He is a twin, If you don't believe it, just ask him. O is for the objective we made quite high. Although while obtaining it, we made many a sigh. P is for Peters, who is so neat. She has a nickname, so just call her nPeteH. Q is for all the questions we've asked our teachers. Twenty in our group and all knowledge seekers. R is for Richard, the mighty nChampn. He puts about as much light on a subject as a kerosene lamp. R is for Roy, who plays in the band. Algebra was one subject he just couldn't stand. S is for the sugar, the spice we seniors had. At times we were spunky, but never real bad. T is for Trouse. You can hear him anywhere. But if ever in need, call on him. He'll be right there. U is for the uncanniness in our group of twenty, Our talents weren't limited. We had plenty. V is for vale which means Nfarewellu. V Most of us won't be around anymore for quite a long spell. W is for Wallace, who has that Hmovie starn look. He likes to read the funnies but not just any old book. W is for Whittlesey, the man with the voice. A ride in his Nash would make any girl rejoice. X is for X-mas. It comes once a year. It's not like being a senior, 'cause you work to get there. Y is for our yearbook. We'1l cherish it forever. We have tried to make it interesting as well as nice and clevms Z is for the zeal that we seniors have Jgotu. We leave with you just three little words, NForget Us Notn. 62734 Z My . im: Judi an lgfamenf The rememberable class of '51 has a number of peculiar traits. Due to their overabundance in this field, they are giving to the underclassmen and teachers some of the characteristics they will no longer need. In accordance with the above statement we do now state: Being of mental insanity and physical exhaustion, we the seniors of 1951 do hereby will the following: To Pat Cavanaugh, Roy Wiegert wills his car and his out-of-town connections. Watch it, Boy! To Darrell DeGroote Tom Wallace wills his ability to sleep late and still make it to school before the last bell. Big help! To Ronald VanSickle, Don Whittlesey wills his nCome Hither Smileug it really WOWS the ladies! To George Taylor, Hugh Linn wills his ability with figures. Any kind of figures you want will be alright! To Richard Dershimer, Neva Gangstad wills her ability to play the piano with two hands it's better then with one finger! To Marcia Martens Rollin Davis wills his happy-go-lucky attitude. Remember two birds of a feather always go together. H To Joy CTalulahaD Stearns, Richard Moline wills his feminine voice To Pauline Sinnett, Tom Dunn wills his ability to look innocent at all times. Gets you out of a lot of scrapes. To Donna Frank, Denzil Wiemers wills his class ring and a reserved seat in his car. Honor them forever. To Janet Jacobson, Darlene Martens wills her book HHow to Clean Diamond Ringsn. Looks like you're going to need it! To Marlene Terwilliger, Daryl Hutchinson wills his driving ability. Thoughtful, don't you think? To Marlyn Ahlrich, Junior Hinrichs wills his friendly relations with the freshmen girls. Beware gals! To Mary Bradley, Arlys Halligan wills her 4H baby beeves. I hope you like them as much as I do. To Dolores Folk, Ruth Bruner wills her cute dimples. Boys really go for them, just try them! To Orville Landmesser, Donna Hamersly wills her ability to wear two different kinds of shoes. Embarrassing isn't itl? To June Warren, Joan Peters wills her editorship of the Nu-z. 1'm sure you will find it as interesting and inspiring as I did. To Sewell VanAlstine, Joe Jacobson wills his place on the football team. It's much better then being water boy! To Jeane Carman Cas one twin to anotherb, Norman Taylor wills his sister for her brother. Who likes girls anyway?! To Beverly Henrichs, Betty Stoulil wills her inconvenient blushes and witty remarks. No further comment needed! To the teachers, the senior class wills their studious manner and their promise to come back to school and show them the bright side of life for a change. To the freshmen and sophomores, we will our athletic ability Cpool hall included? our motto--never drive with lights when you can drive without them our ability to do as little as possible, our debts, reputation and old test papers. Signed 62734 C., 3 ,t TIME HARCHES Back: Yes, time marches back to the year 1940. As we look in the win- dow, we find the first graders hard at work. The first bright little face we view is that of Tommy'Dunn. Tom is busy pasting Ruthie Bruner between the wall and curtain, but he is having trouble because Ruthie keeps eating the paste. She looks a little undernourished, don't you think? In the corner we find little Donna Hamersly sitting in the block box Cbumpy tool. It seems that she was caught coloring Norman Tay- lor's hair with chalk dust. The teacher, for reasons, didn't seem to approve. Looks like Donna will have a long time to figure it out Nevie Gangstad and Roy Wiegert were just sent to the front of the room to nperformn. Nevie thinks she can shake her head faster, but Roy disagrees. The race is on! Denzil Wiemers is sitting fwith the aid of three pillowsl in his desk, while Don Whittlesey is doing his lessons standing up, for the same reason. They have just returned from a Hman to mann talk with Nthat Mann in the office. Heck, why can't we throw mud balls? Jonie Peters is busy running Con her hands and kneesb after Hughie Linn Con his kneesl. She thinks it's still May basket day and Hugh doesn't dare get near enough to tell her it's not. Looks like we are going to have a track team in future years. We find Rollie Davis and Tommy Wallace looking a little sun tanned and much to our surprise we find that while they are painting with black walnut paint they stuck their heads in to get a better view. The teacher informs us the Wlittle darlingsn are now tanned on both ends. Singe this is recreation period, Joie Jacobson and Junior Henrichs are recreating or should we say recreating. Equipped with their little hammers they have successfully Ufixedn the pencil sharpener. Of course, it doesn't work, but it sure takes up a lot less space and can openers are very convenient instruments. Darleen Martens and Arlys Halligan are playing dress-upg they are attired in lovely high heels and their mother's discarded dresses. Dicky Moline is protesting loudly--they're using him as a baby, and he had to be tied into the carriage. He surely looks cute in his little pink bonnet. Darylie Hutchinson, dressed in a cowboy suit is riding the broom around the room lassoing all objects not tied down. His six guns are so heavy that his trousers are hanging at a precarious angle. Looks like HDragalong Cassidyn will never make it west in this shape. 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Fi? fs , ,,g.+ .11 'rf' has 4 If we Us Q' pgiemgf 7 in , ,U as 4:2 3.3, 454 ,gym wc,?,?9,,f,,L,g?,mNwQ,y,5 .,.. .,.. .fm ,-- ,, f :K ,. , 'EZ-g,r,.,. A, N W , :w Qw - ' c1w.fQ? :w'ff: W A ' , '- -2 41 . . .w ,,wrfM14vsW.xw?:,: mi W 3555? 533 mer' ,fW??'iQi,,Y' : ?4Q.1yJf L5 -I f A ' Q Y R' , ,sin V. . . . R Jl, I '31 1 , . ,. ,nw-M 'H , -f k ' ff' ' ,M J ,. f,,f, fd, -, s . M 4 g , Q Mf f Y , f . H vi Q Y. f L. y ww fi if . A , mmm' M.. 1-Mm -f?L..mxmWM..q,W.:gQL.:e . b w , , 0- Back Row: R. Bruner, R. Wiegert, R. Davis, J. Jacobson, N. Taylor D. Wiemers, L. Torkelson, B. Stoulil. Front Row: J. Peters, D. Hutchinson, A. Halligan, T. Wallace,, D. Hamersly. BLACK AND GOLD NBlack and Goldn, the high school annual, is published each year. The seniors make up the staff. The annual is financed entirely by sale of the publication and is sold to the public at near cost. .jgnlllldf Editor . . . . .... ..... . . Arlys Halligan Assistant Editor . . . . . . . . Daryl Hutchinson Sales Manager . . . . . . . . . . . Tom Wallace Photographers . . . . . Hugh Linn, Joe Jacobson Sports . . . . . Darleen Martens, Rollin Davis Music . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Neva Gangstad Dramatics . . . . . . . . . . . Donna Hamersly Will and Prophesy . . . . . . . . Joan Peters Artist . . . . . . . . . . . . .Darleen Martens Make-u . . . Betty Stoulil, Ruth Bruner poooo Faculty Advisor . . . . . . . Miss Jean Gabel 2734 Top Row: N. Lynch M. Terwilliger, G. McDaniels, D. Granner, L. Lynch, F. Taylor, J. Ford. Middle Row: A. Halligan, R. Bruner, S. VanA1stine, D. Hutchinson, D. Hamersly, J. Henrichs, M. Martens, P. Sinnett, M. Ford, N. Stamper. Front Row: R. Wiegert, J. Warren, J. Peters, Miss Long, Faculty Advisor, B. Stoulil. NUsZ STAFF Editor in Chief . . . . . . . . . . Joan Peters Assistant Editor . . . . . . . . . June Warren Business Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . Roy Wiegert Assistant Business Managers . . . . . . Don Whittlesey Larry Lynch and Gerald McDaniels Reporters . M. Ford, M. Martens, N. Lynch, N. Stamper J. Behrendson, P. Sinnett, C. McLaughlin ' J. Ford, S. VanAlstine, M. Terwilliger D. Granner, J. Stearns Copy Reader . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Neva Gangstad Circulation Department Betty Stoulil, Arlys Halligan Donna Hamersly Ma-ke'u-piiloooo ooooooootnu-thB!-'uner Faculty Advisor . . . . . . . . . . Miss Marilyn Long The Nu-z staff publishes 14 issues a year. The paper is free of charge and is supported by advertisements from the local business establishments. The staff is composed of stu- dents from the entire high school who give freely of their time and work. The Nu-z is under the able direction of Miss Marilyn Long, the English teacher. JKQYJQ '- 1 X. Back row: O M. Alhrich Front row: J M. Martens, B. Henrichs, J. Stearns JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Juniors present nBrides to Burnn by Jay Tobias . Landmesser, S. VanAlstine, R. Van Sickle, G. Taylor, . Warren, D. Frank J. Jacobson, Miss Long, Director, on November 10. Clarice Borland wants her daughter, Trudi, to marry Gilroy Gundy, rich Miss Letitia Gundy's nephew and heir. Miss Tish is looking for a wife for Gil. Clarice bribes Madam Gasparilla to tell Tish fate decrees Gil to marry Trudi. Although Trudi loves HHapH Hazard, pre-medic student, she becomes engaged to Gil. When it is learned Gil is a victim of amnesia and can't recall what happened during part of his life, Hap and Fats Fulton spring wives on him and impersonate Lolita and Princess Boogie--Woogie. While the brides fight over Gil, Tish gets hysterical, Hotchkiss suffers a toothache and Dr. Jonesby, deaf dentist, mistakingly corners Gil and pulls a tooth, restoring his memory. Gil finally gets Sue and Hap gets Trudi and everyone lives happily ever after Clarice Borland Ca widowb . . . . . . . . . . NTrudiN Borland Cher daughterl . . . . . . . NHapn Hazard CTrudi's secret heart-throbl . . HFatsn Fulton CHap's best pall . . . . . . Sue Prentiss fthe maid! . . . . . . . . . Hotchkiss fthe butlerb . . . . . . . . Sapolia Pipp Cthe hill-billy cook? . Letitia Gundy Ca wealthy spinsterh . Madam Gasparilla Ca fortune-teller! . Gilroy Gundy CMiss Tish's nephew! . . Doctor Jonesby Ca deaf dentist? . . . . . . Joy Stearns Janet Jacobson 'Sewell van Aistine Orville Landmesser Beverly Hinrichs Ronald Van Sickle . . . June Warren . Marcia Martens . . . Donna Frank . . George Taylor . Marlyn Ahlrich 34 7 KID - GIRLS' CHORUS Back row: N. Neel, F. Taylor, N. Lynch, N. Stamper, M. Ford, D. Frank, D. Folk, L. Christensen. Middle row: S. Ackerman, M. Doeringsfeld N. Habben, C. McLaughlin, Mr. Frey, Director, A. Halligan, P.Sinnett, I. Claussen, M. Huen. Front row: J. Ford, M. Landolt, J. Peters, J. Stearns, D. Hamersly, M. Terwilliger, P. Goodrich, J. Warren. The Girls' Chorus has been working on several types of selections this year. At present the girls are work- ing on numbers for the Spring contest. They are NSo Longs My Souln, nSong of Rain and Springu, and Wwaltz of the Flowersn. It performed in the Mixed Chorus in presenting UThe Messiahn at Christmas. Soloists in this group who are working in preparation for contest are Joan Peters, Donna Hamersly, June Warren, Iola Claussen, and Dolores Folk. 32734 m Back Row: H. Linn, D. Day, T. George, R. Higgens, W. Bruner, E. Carman. Middle Row: S. Van Alstine, D. Hutchinson, R. Van Sickle, D. DeGroote, L. Lynch, D. Wiemers, G. McDaniels. Front Row: J. Landoldt, 0. Landmesser, J. Behrendsen, M. Alhrichs, D. Pederson, R. Himrod--Missing--D. Whittlesey, D. Peterson. BOYS' CHORUS Main activities of the Boys' Chorus this year were the presentation of UThe'MessiahU at Christmas and the presenta- tion of the Minstrel Show along with men of the community. At present the boys are working in preparation for the State Music Contest. Numbers they have been working on include: 'Your Land and My Landu, UFairest Lord Jesusu, N01 Ark's a Moverinn, HDry Bonesn, NHa11e1ujahH, and NGive Me Your Tired, Your Poorn. Soloists in this group working in preparation for contest are Jerry Behrendson, Ralph Himrod, Don Whittlesey and David Peterson. The boys are under the direction of Mr. Fred Frey. .4 'NWT'wwwwiWi'w !fH ffm -Y Li .fs Qx 1-2. -f N-, Wig, JI' W SS 4 5 .E ,3'Z S ' K ! an 'Q A ' A V2 X ' WWW S2734 Back Row: N. Neel, L. Christensen, M.-Huen, N. Lynch, P. Goodrich N. Stamper, C. McLaughlin, S. Ackerman, M. Doeringsfeld, N. Hobben, J. Ford. Third Row: Mr. Frey, Director, J. Landoldt, T. George M. Ann-inn D. Hutchinson, R. Van Sickle, D. DeGroot L. Lynch, 5. Van Alstine, G. McDaniel, H. Linn. Second Row: F. Taylor E. Carman, O. Landmesser J. Behrendson, R. Higgins, W.Bruner, D.Day, D. Wfemers, D. Pederson, R. Himrod, J. Peters. Front Row: M. Ford D. Frank D. Folk, M. Landoldt, A. Halligan, I. dlaussen, D. Hamersly, J. Stearns, P. Sinnett M. Terwilliger, J. Warren--Missing-- N. Gangstad, D. Whittlesey, D. Peterson. MIXED CHORUS The mixed chorus includes the combined girls' and boys' choruses and consists of approximately 45 members This year's main activity was the presentation of HThe Messiahu at Christmas. At present the group is working on numbers for the State Music Contest. They include: nGo Not Far From Men, nOh Yesn, and nG1ve Me Your Tiredn. 9 ii25'!54 Back row: D. Peterson, R. Hutchinson, K. Klein, N. Stamper, M. Ford, J. Stearns, D. Day, J. Behrendsen, C. Cirks, W. Shreve, J, Campbell. Middle row: Director, F, Frey, S. Walsh, K. Baldwin, J. Peters J. Peters R. Wiegert, D. Granner, D. Hamersly, A. Haiiigan, G. Pisel, B. Campbell H. Linn. Front row: W. Day, M. Jensen, E. Hoeffing, L. Stamper M. Higgins, J. Warren, N. Lynch, A. Doeringsfeld, D. Gleason, R. Nickel. Missing--N. Gangstad, D. Whittlesey, J. Stearns CONCERT BAND The Gilmore City concert band consisting of 40 members now is wearing new uniforms made possible through the efforts of the Band Mothers' organization. In the fall the band gave a concert in dedication of the new uniforms. They per- formed for various other occasions during the year. At the present time, they are preparing for the spring concert and getting ready for the State Music Contest. Pieces they are currently working on include: nBear Dancen, UOn the Squaren, HColonel Bogeyn, NAragoneseH and WChopin Prelude.N THE MARCHING BAND With their snappy new suits, the Gilmore marching band added greatly to our four home football games and especially to the Homecoming festivities this year. They are under the direction of Mr. Frey. Drum majorette is Frieda Taylor and twirlers are Shirley Jacobson, Sharon Walsh, Jackie Stearns and Bernadine Wingerson. Special marching routines included WCountermarchu, UThe Wheeln, NThe Goal Post Pantamineu and at each home game they snapped into position to form the letter of their opposing team. 2734 W5 ,-. ws WHEN CUPID SHOOTS HIS ARROW fb 10' D4 ?p?? Y3' ,322 HQNGRS 734 BZ IO Betty Stoulil H. S. Queen 'IZUAUQ 'IJUAO Don Whittlesey Music Donna Hamersly Athletics Darrell DeGroote Athletics Joan Peters xx School Paper 4 1 E E 5 E 2 i 1 i E I E 5 3 i I I E i ! i 2 2 2 i e 1 I i 1 3 523734 x . Back row: Mr. Shannon, Sponsor: R.Weigert, D. DeGroote, T Wallace C. Klein. Front row: J.Peters J. Jacobson, A. Halligan, J. Warren, N Lynch, N. Stamper. Missing--H. Linn, N. Gangstad, Miss Gabel, Sponsor G.H.A.A The G.H.A.A. is a kind of student governing group Its 12 members are elected by the student body. Its 4 boards of three each represent the four major activities of the high school music, athletics, dramatics and literary. Janet Jacobson served as president during the past year and Joan Peters filled the secretary's position. Major activities sponsored by the group were the big home coming activities and the Christmas Alumni party. The members of the boards are as follows: Athletics Qramatics D. DeGroote J. Jacobson C. Klein Literary J. Peters J. Warren R. Wiegert Linn Stamper Wallace Music Halligan Gangstad Lynch msNwSN 'G , -- ,A vi-Mifzsiiilifif'15':g5l?55?f?fY?37L5S2255. ,, Wm,-Q0gqAeg51gfg-2..:- ww, Q ,, v W ..--fl MLW Y , g4f,i:,1mfg,-',1 X ,,,,,AiW,3L,,-f ,KW 2. -ff, A e, r' f .M 2 M2521 . - fm ,w,,,.,, ., iw fu w 9 5704 I K., 3 I CABG? OZZKICIQIL5 Marlene Terwilliger June Warren Mary Huen Mary Landolt THE GILMORE CITY CHBER LEADERS PRESENT THE FIGHTING TIGERS Boost Gilmore High School Fight for her fame Keep school colors flying Win every game Be loyal forever True as fortold Fight on to the finish HAIL BLACK AND GOLD W JUNIOR HI GH CHEER LEADERS Mary Ann Shirley Wanda Ruth I... Lansing Jacobson Day Nickels .. ZX S2734 .-s Top row: F. Taylor N. Lynch, P. Goodrich, J. Ford Manager Middle row: N. Neel, B. Brown, M. Martens, B. Hinrichs, N Stamper J 0 Carman. Front row: J. Peters, J. Jacobson, L. Torkleson, D. Hamersly, I. Claussen, A. Lansing. Missing--Coach, Miss Jean Gabel and Supt. H. M. Granner. QLBLS' BESKEEBALL After only two years of experience, the Gilmore City Tigerettes proved real champions by bringing home the Little Nine and Sectional Championships. Their most outstanding game was the Sectional finals against Pocahontas which featured their spectacular fourth quarter come back and victory after trailing 16 points. The Tigerettes finished the season with a 16-9 record Seniors the squad are J. Peters, D. Hamersly and L. Torkelson o GC 38 +68 52 44 +45 41 +67 4:49 +42 +41 48 +53 I1 Luverne Renwick Corwith Vernon Ottosen Bode Bradgate Bradgate Luverne Rutland Havelock Renwick 44 46 70 48 39 42 24 18 34 20 52 37 oc 23 Goldfieid 45 Vernon +51 Ottosen +48 Bode +33 Rutland Little Nige +42 Goldfield +33, Bode +47 Vernon GC Sectional +58 West Bend +55 Curlew +71 Pocahontas District 56 Meriden 39 Sulphur Springs sd-1 OD st' CQ Cf? .' I: Back Row: J. Behrendson Manager, C. Klein, D. Day, Mr. Anderson, Coach, D. Granner, E. earman, W. Campbell. Front Row: G. McDaniels, J. Henrichs, M. Gleason, D. Hutchinson, D. DeGroote, J. Jacobson, R. Davis BOYS' BASKETBALL The Tigers finished their season after 19 games with their first game of the Sectional Tournament. This year half the squad was made up of lower classmen with only one or less years of varsity experience. The squad will lose the following four through graduation: Rollin Davis, Joe Jacobson, Daryl Hutchinson and Junior Henrichs. GC 17 Luverne 21 Renwick 22 Corwith '17 Vernon 20 Ottosen 24 Livermore 20 Bode 20 Bradgate 126 Bradgate Luverne 12 Rutland 30 Havelock 22 33 +23 lk 34 Y45 Season's Record Renwick Goldfield Vernon Ottosen Bode Rutland Little Nine Goldfield Sectional 38 Bradgate 57 yy I H9 Q X .E Q Xa Back Row: D. Peterson, C. Bradley, D. Granner, L. Halligan, D. Day, J. Landolt. Middle Row: H. Linn, G. McDaniels, J. Sinnett, Mr. Anderson, Coach, H. Higgens, C. Klein, B. Campbell. Front Row: P. Cavanaugh, R. Davis, D. DeGroote, D. Hutchinson, J. Henrichs, M. Gleason. BASEBALL Because the UBlack and Goldn will go to press before the 1951 baseball season is over the 1950 results will be review The boys had an especially good season with a 6-l record and topping it by winning their sectional tournament and the right to advance to the district. Their only loss was at the hands of Mallard in the district tournament. Five of the 1950 squad are lost to this spring's line-up, but the coming season looks promising. This yesr's seniors are Rollin Davis, Daryl Hutchinson and Junior Henrichs. 1250 Results ed G.C. Sectional ,T 5, + 5 Humboldt 4 f as + 3 outosen 2 +14 Rutland 0 ,JH if NAS W 3 Bradgate 2 +21 Humboldt 3 ffq Q55 42, +17 Rutland 2 QW xanga ,X District ,jf I , r x cl - - 'T - 1- 4 Mallard 5 52734 4th Row: J. Sinnett D. Pederson, T. George, R. Higgens, T. Dunn J. Jacobson, G. Mcfaniels. 3rd,Bow: J. Behrendson, Manager R. Himrod, D. Day, L. Halligan, L. Lynch, H. Wingerson, G. Taylor, D. Wiemers, Mr. Anderson, C0aC o 2nd Row: P. Cavanaugh M. Gleason, T. Wallace, D. Hutchinson, N. Taylor, D. DeGroote, J. Henrichs, L. Jones. lst Row: D. Peterson, C. Bradley, B. Campbell, H. Linn. FOOTBALL With a 3-4 record, the Gilmore Tigers finished their 1950 football season. The highlight of the season was their 12-6 Homecoming victory over Dows. Nancy Lynch reigned as Football Sweetheart over this Homecoming game. Pat Cavanaugh and Darrell DeGroote were elected co-captains for the season. The Tigers will suffer the loss next season of the following eight seniors: Tom Dunn, Tom Wallace, Daryl Hutchinson, Junior Henrichs, Norman Taylor, Joe Jacobson, Hugh Linn and Denzil W emers. ' GAMES GC GC 6 Rolfe 12 6 Ventura 19 +12 Dows '14 Bode O 20 Renwick 24 6 Livermore 30 +20 Greattenger O 734 .A 62 C, WHAT I LEABNED IN SCHOOL ZLBQI 93525--Chewing gum is hard to get out of hair. S-a-c-k does not spell poke. Mothers believe everything teacher tells them. QQCOND GRADE---Girls can count better than boys. Pencil sharpen- ers are always breaking. Teachers know everything. THIQQ GRADE--A boy should always carry a pocket-knife. Girls would rather borrow your knife than use pencil sharpener. Girls are cute. ECURTH GRADE--Girls are prettier in fourth grade than in third. Men teachers can explain better than women teachers. If your hair is cut off close you've a better chance in a fight. EIFTH GRADE--You can play hooky and not get caught. It's better to tear up the note the teacher wants you to give your father. SIXTH GRADE--If you play hooky to go fishing, you should take your lunch. Homework isn't necessary. QEVENTH QRADE-Mother will believe a teacher before her own son. Playing cards for lunch money is frowned on by parents.lt's easier to learn to smoke cigarettes than itistochew. Teachers hate boys. EIGHTH GRADE--Truant officers are stool pigeons. Three of a kind will beat two pairs. If you catch a skunk you'll be excused from all classes, even examination day. FRESEQEN--Red-headed boys can't fight any better than others. Girls prefer boys with curly hair. Parents are old-fashioned. SOPHOMORES--Girls are more fun than boys. Girls paint their toe- nails. It's almost impossible to fill an inside straight. JUNIORS--Having a car is more im- portant than having curly hair. Football players have to study. Most girls are fickle. A straight won't beat a flush. SENIORS--Boys are more loyal than girls. A boy with a car has an advantage over a football player. lfy0udon't smoke, you're a sissy Lipstick comes in several differ- ent flavors.--Arthur O. Porter CHUCKLES 1969---We have just learned of a teacher CMr. Dershimerj who started out poor twenty years ago, and retired with a comfort- able sum of S50 000. This was acquired through industry, econ- omy, effort, perseverance, and the death of an uncle who left him an estate valued at 848,999.37 Hutch drove up to the toll bridge in his decrepit old car. NF1fty Cents,N cried the gate- man. HSold,N replied Hutch. Flick Celoping with Nevab: How much is the fare?n Taxi Driver: nThat's all right sir. The young lady's father settled for thatin Mr. Martens: HThe man that marries my daughter will get a prize.u Trouse: Could 1seeitplease?U nHonestly, new you would nev- er have thought this car of mine was one I had bought secondhand, would you?W said Hugh. nNever in my lifen, said Mr. Shannon. WI thought you had nade it yourself.N Linda and Janice Andersen who were coming school were the lesson. UDo you believe there is a devil? asked Janice. WOf course not N replied Linda promptly UIt's Sust like Santa Claus. ie's our father.n home from Sunday solemnly discussing Roy just out of law school, was pleading his first case. The railroad company had killed 24 of his farmer client's hogs. 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' I f i7.5'1ri:5iiQ, if , ., ,, fk-- M1 , A N. Strait B. Uthe 'ff!lIQg lmimk-Q 1-'Q-Iii! me 1 A -' , ..f- K Qwwgwsg 1 Z i- . s swmwQwPl - - wfm- S Q, QWQQQ amgws s ffggfgavs .?fsgiw,ww V' F F .M ' 'bi gum.. ,LL . -V., E I fm? HQ! MJww,m.w J. Campbell A A.'G1eason 'R. Reetz W Egg if W5 1 J X55 A ww 5 3 5, .. fs: f f Ms f M,'wa1Sh 2' 2 1 51-5 , .,.. if ff K zssmassw f awww? E swkgiwi wwmwmx . - - F -.'::?:53.. a'f,. . f fix 1 5 is V If Kia I fa J. Davis A ZW ,. M, QQQV S. Jacobson 'E..Jaco5son -f diffiffss : ., ., ,R xg ,Jinx 1 w,2ksm?h' V . ,, ,N u,g g '? 2ff ' ' sww yif .-fs gg. K. Seward Back row: S. Whittlesey, W. Day, A. Doeringsfeld, K. Klein, Mr. Russell, Coach, J. Jacobson, R. Nickels, E. Hoeffing, M. Walsh, M. Jensen. Front row: S. Walsh, D. Claman, M. Bernard, J. Stearns, C. Cirks, M. Lansing. ' QB- H1911 GIRL-Q' BASKETBALL This has been the first year of competition for the Gilmore City Jr. High Tigerettes. Most of their practice was during their regular physical education class which meets only twice a week. The squad which was made up chiefly of eighth graders, also included sixth and seventh grade girls. This group shows great promise and after a year or two of high school experience they are going to give someone some real competition. QP . J ., 155 H M 2734 J S Back Row: J. Stoebe, D. Reetz, G. Pisel, D. Benjamin, Mr. Russell, Coach, M. Chantland, Manager, R..Hutch- inson, B. Swensen, A. Gleason. Front Row: D. Ristau, J. Davis, C. Reetz, R. Davis, B. Peters, D. Gleason, J. Campbell. JR. HIGH BOYS' BASKETBALL This year's junior high boys' basketball squad in- cluded the sixth, seventh and eighth grade boys. This is their second year of competition. All of the prac- tices have been after school usually on high school game nights. The boys playing this year had very little exper- ience last year, but what they lack in experience, they make up for'in enthusiasm. The record this season has not been outstanding however they have gained some good exgergence that should be valuable to the boys in high sc oo . The squad participated in the Eagle Grove Invita- tional Tournament and the Boone Valley Tournament. Back Row: Mr. Frey Director, J. Campbell, C. Cirks, W. Shreve, S. Walsh, J. Stearns, S. Jacobson, G.P1sel, R. Nickels, A. Doeringsfeld. Front Row: E. Hoefing M. Jensen M. Walsh, L. Stamper, R.Hutch1ns0n, K. Baidwin, K. Klein, w. Day, D.G1eas0n. JUNIOR HIGH BAND The Junior High Band is composed of sixth, seventh, and eighth grade students. According to Mr. Frey, their director, they are a very talented Hbunchu. This is the group that made up the pep band that added so much to all the home basketball games during the season. The clarinet trio working in preparation for con- test is composed of members of this group. They are Ruth Nickels, Ardis Doeringsfeld and Wanda Day. f 'NX I 5 . .95 63 .mf Ml 4 -gl , W! MDW ELEIXAE TARY 5 2 - M.,..,,,..,. 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