Grand Meadow High School - Lark Yearbook (Pierson, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1952 volume:

mx? Kg LIBBIS ff gf 'ai 5 X l FIPVIU To You Our Fathers an Our Mothers As e token of recognition for your foresight, interest, and devotion, and for providing us with the opportunity of an education in a rural school such as ours, we do dedicate the Fifth Volume of THE LARK CLASS ROLL Marvin Berreth Carl Pitts Audrey Dawson Kermit Robinson Donald Johnson Dorothy Rasmussen Duane CBudJ Johnson f' J A 5. 'f lf . I-U- 5 . 5 3 L n xg L if d C. OQL BOP?-ld WGQ GRAND MEADOW SCHOOL BOARD Supt E J nauswirth Gunnard Carlsor Egg Kintigh Lloyd hairr U Ownssnd President Ralph Elser Edltor in chief Assistant Editor History Editor Prophecy and will Athletic Editor Activities Editor Humor Editor Adv'sor Editor Assistant Editor Sports Reporter Eighth Reporter Ninth Reporter Tenth Reporter Junior Reporter Senior Reporter Faculty Advisor Iot Pictured Secretary William Pease Treasurer warren Baker Editor LARK STAFFS Annual Audrey Dawson Dorothy Rasmussen Kermit Robinson Carl Pitts Duane Johnson Marvin Berreth Donald Johnson Qupt E J Hauswirth and Miss Robson Paper Audrey Dawson Jo Ann King Norman Hauswirth Kenneth Hanson Clarence Anderson Dick Berreth Jo Ann King Audrey Dawson Mr. Thomas Stixrud ,. 1 I TJ Z p f If 4 X. 9 ll! 'Ia IU' gg gp' Faculty Supt V T Hauswirth graduatec from Ware digh School, fare, Iova He received his B S degree at Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa From Omaha Univgr sity he received his N S degree Mr Haugwirth served in the armed services during .orld Jar II He taught at Minden, Iowa, oefore coming to G I You will find him teaching General Math, Science, and Social Studies His hobby is hunting and fishing Mr Amos J Hoerger received his education from Gregory High School, Gregory, South Dakota and South ern State Teachers College at Springfield, South Dak ota He received his B S degree here Mr Hoerger is principal at G N this year He had taught els where before coming here He served 4 years in the armed services during World War II He teaches Eng lish and the Commercial Subjects His hobby is trav Miss betty Robson graduated fron Oto High School and attended Wayne State Teachers College at fayne, Nebraska This is 'iss Pobson's third year of teaching at Gran! Ieadow She teaches English and first and second year Home Economics Miss Robson sponsors the Vi ht Grade and has a hobby of sewing Mr Charles Nc Queary graduated from Hannloal High School, Hannibal, Missouri He received his B A degree at westwinister College, Fulton, Missouri He was drafted into the army and fought in the cavalry as a Staff Sergeant After returning from the army he did graduate work at Parson's College, Fairfield, Iowa This is his third year at Grand Veadow You will find him teaching economics and world history He coaches both girls' and boys' basketball, baseball His hobby is sports After previously spending nls xlrst two years of high school at Congo Belge, Africa Mr Thomas Stixrud graduated from Presbyterian Junior College at Maxton He spent four years at Westminister College in Fulton, Missouri Mr Stixrud has taught at Delmar and Deep River, Iowa This is his second year at Grand Meadow He teaches mathematics, shop and American history His hobby is woodworking FAQUH Miss Florence Timmins received her education from Kingsley High School, Morningside, Buena Vista and Westmar Colleges Miss Timmins taught in Plymouth and Woodbury county She teaches Kindergarten and First grades at Grand Meadow This is her third year at Grand Meadow Her hobby is teaching school Mrs Brower graduated from Pierson High School and attended Morningside College Before coming to Grand Meadow to teach second and th rd grades, she taught three years in the rural schools in Grundy county This is her second year at Grand Meadow Her hobby is sewing Miss Marilyn Skaar graduated from Ruthven High School, but makes her home at Storm Lake Buena Vista College is where she received her training Liss Skaar Miss Mavis Steinbeck received her education from Alta High School and Buena Vista College Before com ing to Grand Meadow to teach the sixth and seventh grades she taught three years at Brooke She says her hobby is cooking Mr Fred Glassburner was a high school graduate from Abraham Lincoln at Council Bluffs He received his B S degree in mathematics at Iowa State College and his M A degree in education at Iowa University His graduate work in Psychology was done at Purdue University and graduate work in music was accomplished at Drake University and Drury college at Springfield, Missouri He has taught mathematics at Iowa State College and has taught music at Willard, Missouri and Wilton Junction Iowa For the past two years he has been teaching muslc at Vasnta and Grand Meadow He teaches band, chorus, sextet and grade music teaches the fourth and fifth grades. Musicals her hobby To your left is a picture of Bert Chapin, our custodian Bert came to Grand Meadow in '47 and has completed his 23rd year as a custodian ln the lower right corner is a picture of Mrs Bert QEff1el Chapinirightl and Mrs Margaret Kintlghfleftj They are our hot lunch cooks Mrs Bert Chapin has held the positions as house mother at the teacherage and head hot lunch cook since '47 Mrs Kintigh came to assist with the cooking in the year of '48 This is a picture of Bert's birth day party sponsored by the basket ball girls lnrnumoun Interna unvxsvn LEO FARBER Phone 4201 Your International Harvester Dealer Pierson, Iowa International Refrigerators ti onal Motor Truck! Basketball 4 Glee Club l,2,3, Annual Assist, Editor 4 Librarian 4 Junior Class Play 3 Y Senior Class Play 4 Basmetball l,2,5 Glee Club 1,2 Annual Editor 4 Paper Editor 4 Class Treasurer Class Secretary All County Team Womecomi Queen l,2,3 1,2 :s 4 Senior Class Play 4 275 X ga,J6Z.f0 Basketball l,c,5,4 Baseball l,2,o,4 Annual Staff 4 Class Vice President 4 All County Team 4 Homecoming King 4 Junior Class Play 3 senior Class Play 4 Attenoent Zak? ,dfwum Basketball 3 4 Baseball 3,4 Class President 2 Annual Staff 4 Class Vice President Attendant 4 Junior Class Play 5 Senior Class Play 4 ew!! tv - 4 I. X4 I, 1 -4 W1 X fr 1 - - ,3 l ng - Junior Class Play-3 g.. -2 ., .. I ., ' XM v 'I n , L X . I .. - ' '34 2 ' v - ' 'C' I :Q 9- Pres Stude t Covncil Student Council 4 Class Iresident 4 paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 3:32685 ganager 2 Junior Class Play u ervior Class Play BBHG l 4 Junior Class Play -of-'fV 4 '4 J ' Sen or Class Play 4 Wwww HMM! .5 qs Student Manager 1, Class Vice Presiden Class President 1 Class Secretary 4 Annual Staff 4 Junior Class Play Senior Class Plav 4 J Phone 44 F R N CAFE A GOOD PLACE TC EAT PAULIB FARM MACHINERY Quimby Case Farm Machinery Mobilgas R Mobiloil Phone 265 - -Kingsley ,ly mx 4 A X .- 4 -A x , N A, . YT 1 '-4 - ' -5 'f:4 Fw h -4 :Jn C I -5 5- . - 2 . t-2 - -3 fffxss Hfsiaay We were eight little Freshmen the day we entered C V High One Of the first things the upper classmen did was to try to scare us with the threat of iniation It wasn't really to bad though The boys had to dr ss in g1rl's c1othes,1ncluding dresses, high heels, hats and purses, while the girls wore boys suits inside out and on backwards We had a ball game in the afternoon to show off our new clothes Our president this year was Dean Trapp, vice president Carl Pitts, and secretary was Audrey Dawson Our sponser was Mr Shroeder who took us on a tour of Sioux City Lyle Cuthrell was transferred to Marcus at the close of the second semester Our second year of high school found us again with seven members Marvin Berreth joined us from Colo Our president was Carl Pitts, vice president was Kermit Robinson, and Audrey Dawson was our secretary treasurer Our sponser was Miss Robson For a party this year we sponsered a weiner roast at Rhiney' Knob for the Juniors Dean Trapp left us at the end of this year to go to Cherokee The year we became Juniors we worked hard to make money for the Junior Senior banquet This was held in the Warrior Hotel in Sioux City The girls wore formsls and the boys suits The supper was held up for Quite a While because we waited for the boys to arrive from the baseball tournament I f t n ac they didn't get there till 9 OO1' Oh yes, boys, do you remember the little cold ice cubes at the hotel?99 ve chose HAuntie's Money for our Tunior Clas D1 October ay, which was held in Our Senior year began with seven members This year we to k cha ge or the iniati W on e tried to think up all the evil things we dared to make it rough on the freshmen, but they d1dn't seem to think it was to bad Je hope you Freshmen enjoyed it because we enjoyed planning it Our president this ye r was Marvin Berreth, vice president Bud Johnson, Kermit Robinson was the secr tary and Carl Pitts was our treasurer and our sponser was Mr Hauswirth One bright mornlng in October 7 Senlors, dressed 1U their best, left for Sioux City where they had their pictures taken On February 15, 1952 was one of the highlights of the vear, the hapby reign oi Queen Audrey and King Bud After a basketball came w1tn Quimby we sponsor d a gance fgr all the Alu n! and high school It the close of the evenin lunch wa serve had a lovely time a the can uet which the Juniors gale us in sou C M on ay 1 r Skip Day, we went to Storm Lake where the annual nsxig N x 3 held y was nNot Funished, Just Begun was c ose o our class mo' Q Phe were Blue and White and Red Pose was the class flow BBCCUlP1V8tC and C was the sneaker for Bacculau1ate ard Hex E f U1 r T d I owa e i e ed tie address for Commencement Dorotl, Daswussen was awarded fa ed1ctor1a 3 d A d u rey Dawson Salutatorian A Cit1zenshlp award also went to Audrey u 8 SOP A Junlor Senior Prom was held in horor of us ay 2 nd The theme HG8Fd6I In The Night was carried out ommencement was held Nav 1Qf and 20th Dev Werreth We Sponsored a party in honor of the ei hth grade, for sellinr annuals for The party was held at the school house Ne9dOxsHigh O O ays in :ood old Crand seven seniors we'll never lorget the aood l d Phone 17 F D BOOTH INPLEMENT CO Cherokee Case Machinery and Parts We repair all makes of magnetos FAR! BUREAU INSURANCE, IOWA FAR! IUTUAL, IOWA IUTUAL HAIL, IOWA LIFE INS CO Edmund Radko, David Trapp, Lalerne Furman, Janes Rae, Robert Reeser Agents J.... . . Q o ' ' , I S O V - , . , . . 7 . . a . ' u S - a Q I - . , . . . . Q . . 0 1 Y! 1 . 5 A 0 U 'fx Y' , - u A K Q I , 1 ' rv 5 O .I Q w ' . . K Q I 1 el H . . . .g 4 n . O .4 . . - , 1 Q We ' ' O U- ity Fo ' V vl Q H -w . , 4 h f r 1 , V. . .t . 5 c WTF c Hw . . ' . CT. 11 ' ' I' , ' ' ' '71 ' --C -n I iiY0 4,1 . Z 1' A . l1O! f,' O l11.t1,L', - J- -J lf- -I I . 1 ., In 7. 1 ' ' IQ -r, - f D 1 .. I 1 H' IS A I :S , L, . , A 4 Q US. . ' ,J L, r ' l u o - 0 .asses -----.- Q . a Q will SENIOR CLASS WILL I, Bud Johnson, will and bequeath my basketball position on the first team to Jack Dawson, my baseball position to anyone who can earn it, my desk to anyone who gets here early enough to get it, my height to Karen White to use gt in basketball, my ability of getting in late to Keith Klaschen as if he oesn't now. I, Donald Johnson, will and bequeath ly driving ability to Jack Dawson, my answers to the teachers for Dick Berreth, my studying ability to,Ted White, my ability to nsing' to Chris Rasmussen, my empty package of cigaretts to Orvil Oden. I, Kermit Robinson, will and bequeath my ability for getting in trouble to Jack Dawson, my ability to make up excuses to Dick Berreth, and my ability to be devilish to the teachers to Ted White, my knowledge of passing cars to Ray and Stanley so they won't be scared next time, my 'Jigga and Maggie books to Keith Klaschen as he wants them so bad Audrey Dawson, will and bequeath my basketball position on the first team Elaine Johnson, my ability to get along with the teachers to Ted White, red face to Shirley Ferrin, my sympathy to the Freshmen of the next year Dorothy Rasmussen, will and bequeath my good grades to Carole Ugren so she can go to Cherokee more and won't have to study, my lungs to Shirley Ferrin so she can sing C J, my sewing ability to largaret Roepke, my math grades to Ronnie Nairn 'cause he trys so hard, my cooking ability to anyone who can eat it I, Marv1n Berretn, will and bequeath my ability to win an argument in history class to the Junior girls, my old beat up bike to Orvil Oden, as he doesn't seem to have an l k 1 y uc n gettirga car, my good grades to Ted White, my ability to stav in at nights to Margaret Roepke as she needs the sleep I, Carl Pitts, will and bequeath my old blown out tires to Orvil Oden to put on Berreth's old bike, my height to Ronnie Nairn, my basketball suit to Clarence Anderson, my ability to break rulers to Jack Dawson We, the C1885 of '52, will and bequeath our seats to anyone who is worthy of them, and our books to anyone who is stupid enough to use them The whole Senior Class will and bequeath their footsteps to anyone who wishes to follow in them 'The Lark Staff' will and bequeath our jobs to the Juniors In wltness whereof The Senior Class have hereunto subscribed their names and affixed their seal, this twentieth day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand, nine hundred and fifty two Cherokee Daily Times Cherokee Daily Times The Cherokee Courier Where you read the Northwest Iowa's Picture Grand Meadow News Newspaper Central Trust 8: Savings Bank The most complete banking service in Cherokee County I , to my . 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Quimby cherokee 'uhh Q ffxss pkoptefly ine class of 1953 met for an evening picnic, which was a happy reunion in Crand readow's beautllul national Ilower ga1oen After the evening meal, we decided to take a walk to wear o11 our middle age spread for we all fel llke stuffed petunias As we were strolling through the park on this fl e evening, we cafe upon a beautiful bed of roses At least CD85 were beautilul at the present, but the poor roses had no way ol know1ng what would becore of them in a few seconds, for all of a sudden there was alouc screeching of tires Then up and over the curb, stopping dead still in the middle of the rose was a maroon and black ford, which was fairly out of date by now Incidently, the drlver o looked a little out of date He then leaped from the car and with a sneaky laugh said, 'It looks like I'll have to get me a new automible one of these first days By this laugh sad the fa iliar phrase, we knew in a moment who it was No, it wasn't Timmy Tynch It was none other then our old school mate, Donald Tohnson We then recognized the car to be the one that had gone flying up and over the hills of F M a good many times Since Donald was here against his wishes, he was doomed for a conversation with After a lengthly conversation, we gathered th1s Iact That Donald still liked to hare fu1, onl5 now ne had live boys who were following in their father's footsteps Just as Donald was getting readv to slowly back out of the rose bed, we heard a loud nd slow HH ! the law With another screeching of into sight around the bend we noticed minutes lap ed he strode close enough two and one together, which gives you We knew it was Carl Pitts another '52 a pencil from his vest pocket when 1 ev wait a mlnute, stop, IH the name O1 brakes, Donald stops Finally, coming a very tall policeman After a five so we could see his face We then put three the face, walk and the talk graduate of G I High He was removin n the process a gun fell out JoAnn then let out a blood curdling scream After reassuring her it was only a water gun and th t 1 d a n or er to make ends meet he had two jobs, one watering flowers amd the other as a policeman le now knew what the water gun was for just Carl's 3 easy way of watering the flowers, of course Carl then wrote out a dear yellow slip for Donald to add to his already large collection of From the other slde of the park, we heard the frantic screams of tress 'Help'l Stop that man He stole mv purse W With a wave the gallent youna policeman strolled off to capture the victim yellow ticket slowly cruised off After mos i little tickets indis by, and ms traffic a women of good Donald y np awa, from the scene of the dead rose buds we were 1 5 a arme bv a poodle pup with a dan llng leash, wher ne came Irom a lilac bush Kleth and Dale both bein such b , 9 very rave men, made a gallent stab for the leash Thus the both O1 tlem SHGSG up on the nice soit glo nd with cracked heads and kind words for each other and also for thedog larvel now had the pup verv calm In the background, we heard a women's voice crying, Here Snookems, Here DOOP little Snookems, realizing that she was looking for the pup we had, Hay lag out a war woopin yell, inf0PUin8 the women that ner poor little bnookems was with us we decided to tell her although we thought that the dog was capable of taking care of himself hurriedly down the path came an extrava ently dressed woman She strutted up to the puppy and scooped it 1 t H 0 her ar s When turing to leave she thanked us, and it was then that we recognized her to t he happy go lucky, Dorothy Rasmussen, another '52 graduate It was at the same time that we noticed Christine and started to ask her a million questions Of course 'Tine never dld get one of our questions Of course uDort' was just returing home for a visit where she had taught as a Home Economics teacher in Chicavo After this one sided reunion between the sisters and us, we managed to let her know that the feeling of reacouaintance was mutual, they then hustled on home to see their folks We then slowly moved on from the one sided yakie yak conversation that we had just held with Dorothy We walked on down the path and noticed a caretaker pulling weeds from the flower bed He was talking to a stranger, whom the care taker was talking to was a horticdlturalist Even though he was, the caretaker wasn't giving him a chance to state his fact After a long hard argument, it ended up that all the weeds were dandelions anywev The stranger walked on slow 1 b t th t k ent on mumbleing to h1msel1 Out of curiosity, we stepped ayiitzle 6:03256 uwignwwe saw his face, we darn near fell over Now, take trree 1. , A . 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A ' 1-' ' N- , e -, I l . , , Q 0 , B1 . - - , i 1 U P ll I , a ,- , a O a . f - r 1 a Q l e Q ' I A n fProphecy Continuedl deep breaths, before I tell you who it was, becau you will prob bly drop over Yes, t was that 'DB graduate fron G B arvln Berretr Vee, the n who we had 1l5UP6G out to be bnsteln the second After we had informed him who we were at into 9 len htlv conversation ard le rned that larvln had flunked out o coiiebe The rea on was that his social life and vo en lnterferred with his studies t O much AS we left HBPVlH he was pullln his ur e trlf lil d cThat wus what he HUG tolg the Horticult li omyc s o wee s ura sht tnat they were J Incidentl Tiggigcgacltolo us 'Do to the fact that le hld tried to learn so much, while n we :E h was havlr more fun tearing around then ever before I' we sorta husrfgdfy wgliegqsigo B wond where the moqouitoes wore Quite thick so dapin Oun C IS we walked on we wet dashin alon the walk a his Sgogloer, gil? ugN?ZmZ2 9IfiZin trepeae, but Just rtnn db ra iellln over familiar to us but not having timeygu Cin t Catch mp Vee tu t voice sounded ound the bend, hollerlng, HJun1Or ruoig ve it much thought the mother Came ap ur father e V6 YOU H Spankina ' zighozhii + thick here if you don't I'11 have noticed that the mother was nusti n Oy Stopped dead still le th ng 8 bu t t en one hanc, and that here was a set Ol t bgy, H8 8 Child was holdinn on 1 I wlns trailin alon b 11 s Slt the quesfwon rose in our minds was tl1S 1 6 e nd with this improved her looks b 1 a Kettle? If it was She A nou h t n attractive 1 ki ashful girl in FST, Hgggeggsnife, then finallv we recognggedng woman, but she oo Audr ISP as the beloved flock 01 Y0unfens to us but h'd ey Dawson BUG' tried to introduce her sne h ' 8 much diffl'UTty, because ln her embrassnent Bd IOP Otten sone 01 t he n mes Slowly we le rned th f 1 We meandered on about, and All felt bett a e am ly history she had Just let out one of he er especiallv ohirley' because 911 of us P whODD1n DUPPS Funny, but 1U seemed to relieve Strolling down the path, we noticed, or we should say, couldn't help but notice, the oeautllul, flickerinv liphts ard fountain by a wishing well were all talkina and laughing and havin ood time, when we heard a crack which sounded like a un We turned around and saw a ballpark There was ballgame being played, we saw the ball salllng over the fence a d a man was running around the bases like mad We decided to watch a while lfter a while we rea zed that the man who was r rzina around the bases looked very faliliar We decided to get a little closer to the man and then we P6COgU1Z6O him as none other then HBud' Johnson After the ballpame was over we went down to talk to hum Je found out that nhud was doina the sane old Job he had done at G ln h1gn SCHOOL, ov setting behind the plate catching Wnly now it was for G mayor league team and don't think nBud wasn't doing a Ilne Job We told him that we had talked to many of the old graduates Then saylng good by to him and wlsbing him all the luck in the world, we went on As we were on our way back to our plcnlc table we met coming down the oath a man dressed in a rain coat with the collar turned un and looking very SUS plcious and lntellepent He UHLKBG llke a man that was looking for someone He asked us if we had seen a man in a tan coat and blue hat We all agreed that we hadn't and the man walked on lot long after that we saw the man in the tan coat and blue hat comin down the path toward us Ue stopped and asked us if a man in a rain coat nad passed us we said that he had and as he start ed to walk away. he stopped, turned around and started looking over the crowd lhiS man acted like he knew us but we dfdn't know any man quite this big We asked him what his occupatlon was and he told us that he was a private eye working with the Grand Meadow local police force and that he was the first class officer Finally we found out that we dld know this man He was the one and only Kermit Robinson The reatest man of this police force We said that be had malzled and now had three nice children At the time being, he was chasing e bank robber and must hurry on If he caueht him, there was oinr to be a fat reward lor him Ucon reaching our table, we all agreed that the evening had been well stent and that the seniors of 1952 had all gone into the world and made good for themselves, each and everyone of them V ' , - 5 5+ a N . 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V 4 'V' .-L... larlene Carlson JoAnn King Judy Pinkerton Elaine Johnson -Wilma Ferris :j1HVlOFz su- ci fXSf5 T' nv .QQ.Q Marvel Biermen Hgrman Stanlev .Q Bruce Grant nausw1rth Kintlgh The Jun1or Class was composed of eleven girls and eight boys. The second semester they lost Judy Pinkerton sho moved to Quimby and Bruce Grant who moved to Missouri. Their Clase Officers are: President Marlene Carlson, Vice-President Ray Elser, Secretary Christine Rasmussen, Treasurer Wilma Ferris. Mr. Amos Hoerger is the Junior Class Sponsor. h iv D 'F :Q 'I' - ' m I - 5 1 N, 3 f,-' xx , in A xi4' ggsiglq 1 5?if 1. - fi W, ff' K 'XX -, sf AJ Q RFI. ze V.: ' 4' - rl x I . . A E.:-x gm 1: :kg i I A - Q v .. N- 1 .4 - , ' ' ai- , yi N I ,YK , 1 t ' A .:,,f 'f F, 1, ' I h . 'V' 61 ,- gg ef f 25' V - 'J ' as v J e ' J , J u . ll .. I 'Q , ' fi A . vs. I 1 y . A! ' -.Q ye.. 'P . it 'S 7 - ., ' 1 B6UtY Klingensmitf Carole Ogren Carol McQueen fv- Y Q I ol DOUH D1 k B th Riemenschnieder C erre Dean J0hn'0n at 4:'f wr Alice Nairn f Jack Dawson Ted White Chris Rasmussen Orval Oden The Sophomore Class is composed of se Their Class Officers are President President Dean R1 ven boys and four girls Betty Klingensmith, Vice emenschnieder, Secretary Treasurer Carole Ogren Coach Charles VcQueary is their sponsor CELTRAL TRIKT a SAVINGS eANK The most complete banking service in Cherokee Count Quimb Y y Cherokee waght, Rock Island Tu ber Co Phone 104 Lu ber and Coal Qulmby Steve and Glenn Quimby ' ,, g', 1' r' 1 ' tr F V K , I - 4 ' 'N y I f ' 1:21. 'P T' if! XSL' ,B Qllf' Q. .5-- ' . , ,,.jl':i-,- M 5 . ff . gfffiriif'-ff? 1 yer 5. lu. L ' cH'- --hh R. ?T3s3'eq 'ive L ,m21':-:- :- :-:-sz been elf, 5 C 0 L Tj 3. Q I .l 1 1 I A h Q , x I Egg, S 2. S Q , ff R 1 V Q ,' E PHD. ' 'L X I,C, Viv ' Mary E Carlson 4 nm, 1.1 Ronald Nairn ' -N V - - , Shirley King Karen Whitb K 5.1 Clarence Anderson Norman Carver fx buirley Roepxe Roy Townsend lhe resnmen Lia s is composed of four girls and four boys Their officers are President Hoy Townsend, Vice President Mary allen Carlson, Secretary Treasurer Karen Vnite Qponsor is Mr Tom Stixrud They were initiated by the Seniors and were very good snorts MSHMAN sl' ll... 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F ,,a,V T 4 H 'hd 5 I x T H A 7, as E V E L to R Rex Reinking, Delbert Heimstra, Patty Cargin Douglas Youngdahl Marietta Simons, James Althous Evonne Johnson, Richard Waller, Cathy Ferrin, Francis Gravenish, Larry Warburton, Kenneth Baker, Margaret Gravenish, Janice Coburn, Duane Cramer, Jimmy Carver Connie Cargin, Douglas Henke, Mary Rawson, GeraldNa1rn Miss Timmins, Rozella Hoerger, DeEtta Hoerger, Marianne Hoerger Patty Dunne, Douglas Rutter, Ruth Fosnot, Danny Johnson, Konny Sadler Farv Slota Philip Spencer L to R Micheal bpencel, Freddie Noble, Carl Youngdahl, Jerry Spencer, Bryan Cowan, Bobby Johnson, Jerry Irwin, Gail McQueen, Carol Pease, Linda Ogren, Robert John, Joell Johnson, Jerxy Fosnot, Vary Hirschmal, Candice White, Marilyn Berreth, David Hoerger, Larry Belmon- schneider, Gail Klingensmith, Ronny Sadler, Lauren Grubb, Darrell Grant, Mary Hanson, Geraldine Conner, Jerry Raweon, David Althaus, Sharon Berwick, Margaret Whited, Gale Smith, Gary Hauawirth. 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Shirley Ferrin, Betty Klingensmith, Mary Ann Ogren, Christine Rasmussen, Audrey Dawson, Margaret Roepke Sponsor, Betty Robson, Elaine Johnson, Carole Ogren, Dorothy Rasmussen, Coach Charles McQueary, Shirley King, Karen White, Alice Nairn, Manager Shirley Roepke The Grand Meadow Larxettes had a successxul season with seventeen victories and four losses The offensive average was 42 5 with a total of 897 points and the defensive average was 30 7 with a total of 646 points The game scores of the games were as follows Meriden brooke Washta Kingsley Union Pierson W h C'V111e Tournaments as ta Cleghorn Meriden Union Pierson Marcus Kingsley Quimbv Quimby County lournev o olegnorn 6 47 Meriden 41 35 Aurelia 51 Sectional Tourney 21 Moville 25 A basketball banquet was neld Aoril lst for the basketball girls, coach, sponsor manager and cheerleaders in the John Dawson home A basketball party was neld April ith in the Rex Klingensmith home Conoco St t'on V95ht9 uashta Casl Grocezy weshta William's Appliances Weshta cherokee Cherokee Victory Cleaners Cherokee Western .uto Mallory Drug 3 gl Q T TQJI 1 wtf I A R Q ' 5' A , L - L u .M . ' 24 48 38 Brooke 21 52 20 43 25 45 29 55 35 . . 35 Q2 f 17 69 . 16 48 55 54 52 55 29 59 . 44 39 23 54 24 z ' V 7 s lFront Howl Dale Bachaus, Duane nBudn Johnson, Keith Klas chen, Ray Elser, Harold Smith, CBack Howl Coach Charles Mc Queary, Norman Hauswirth, Dean Johnson Carl Pitts Stanley Kintigh, Harold Ferrin, and manager Roy Townsend The Grand Meadow Larks enjoyed a record of twenty five vlctories and Jour deleats lne LBPKS nad tue total of 1,230 points and for opponents 807 points The offensiv average was 49 l and defensive average was 32 e games scores of the games were as follows P Pierson leriden Quimby Kingsley Meriden Brooke Washta Marcus Union C'Vil1e Union Quimby Tournaments 51222535 Larrabee Brooke W ht as a County Tourney 54 Washta 40 Cherokee 19th R lOthJ 33 49 Aurelia 59 Sectional Tourney 53 Movllle 28 61 Pierson 45 57 Remsen 40 District Tourney 36 Wall Lake 38 A basketball party was held April 7th in the Rex Klingensmith home in the honor of the basketball teams Simonsen Hill Rendering Plant Bulk and Pelleted Livestock Feeds Sacked and Bulk Fertilizer We Appreciate Your Patronage Quimby Simonsen P opene Service nGas Beyond the mains - ' .1 . 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Q U ,Q I3 E 5 ,lj A - y R y O D U 4 C l 1c - . , , - A STAR IN THE NIGHT The Christmas pageant, HA Star in the Nlghtn was presented at the December PTA meeting The program was under the direction of Nr Glassburner and Miss Steinbeck, they were assisted by Niss Skaar and Mrs Brower A candle light processional of the choral group preceded the pageant First Child Second Child Third Child Fourth Child First Shepherd Second Shepherd Third Shepherd Casper Balthazar First Person Second Person Third Person CAS T OF CHARACTERS Marilyn Berreth Sharon Berwick Lauren Grubb Freddie Noble Phillip Youngdahl Larry Kllngensmith Robert Brownlee John Coburn James Dawson James Carlson Thom s Rutter Gary Johnson The choral group consisted of the remaining member of grades two, three, four, five, six, and seven Fourth Person Fifth Person S1Xth,P8PSOU Seventh Person Eighth Person First Newcomer 'econd Newcomer Fourth Newcomer Daniel Joseph Nary CHEROKEE COUNTY MUSICAL Joelle Cowan Diana Pease Dale Moritz John Harrison Shirley Ogren Carol Johnson Eldon Niessner Donald Kintigh Wilbur Ferrin Walter Brownlee Janis Whitg The Grand Meadow music groups participated in the Cherokee county musical held at Cleghorn The bands and choirs from each school were combined into one band and one choir elow is a picture of the Grand Meadow sexette who presented special numbers that evening They were accompanied by Judy Pinkerton Marshall Decorating Stores Cherokee k Marcus Lages Cafe Marcus Cantina Grocery Quimby Melchoir Malcon Cowan Third Newcomer Harold Roberson 'hs- 0 F0 008 0 - Washte Music Festive 'V 'X 1 'r tcm c eadow GI' End lil DI Dvd' Pav n OF' 59 O 5 U7 o 0 m a o '1 C10 SO '13 0 o o o vfv wr- o 0 55 44 wo+ PIH PJH o o P'H 0 0 ll DD WASBTA GRAND MEADOW MUSICAL The Washta Grand Meadow musical, which was held on April 24 25, was under the direction of lr Fred Glassburner The bands and choirs from the two schools were combined, which made around one hundred band members with sixty five in the choir Bobby Brownlee played a special number on his baritone horn Shirley King played the piano accompaniment for the choir Mr Glaesburner, who played the bass viol, also accompanied the choir with a num ber and played several specials Cheroxee state Bank For rrlenoly banklng service Cherokee, F W M Ca FOI' Bood foods Correctionville, A R 0 Chevrolet Company Phone 1130 Cherokee, J. 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Qoff-xlf The Grand meadow hi h School held tdeir UOmCCOWlUg ebruary l5,l95P, when the Grand headow ball clubs met with Quimby Two victories were won by our squads Between the two games the king and oueen were crowned Shirley K1h? and haren White HlBY9G the Pro 9qSlOU91 ard Recessional Leading the recession were the cheer leaders, Iarlen narlson, Wilma Ferris, Jo Ann King, and Carol Rhodes, which were followed by the at endants, Dorothy Rasrussen and Carl Pitts The crown bearers, Janice Herbold and Stevie Berwick followed attendants, than came Audrey Dawson and Bud Johnson, the queen and king The crowning of the king was done by Marvin Berr Atf6HG8HU were attractlvelv dressed Audrey wore light lavender fornal, orothy choose a light lavend 1 ballerina length forhal while Janice wore a light blue formal The cheerleaders wore t16lP regular outfits The men attendants were dressed in blue s its The queen was presented with a red rose corsage and the king a boutonniere Follov'ng the genes, a homecoming dance was held in the gymnasu'm for the high school and alumh4 Lunch was served For Friendly Bankin Service, onsult With FARVTRS SAJIX S B 'P Nember Federal Deposit Insx ance orooration Consult With Your reighbor, He Is lov Our ustomer Je Appreciat Your Patronage P ierson IOWB , , I 2 I I L 41 .. N . , . A Y . J. L A . 4 .1 , , , I L . . 1 . . . 1 A A .1 b . A o J ' . c,, A . . u.. .1 - -c If . 9 u . , 57' 6- - .L . U . n . U . . , U A E - .L , eohg the King crowned the queen. . s ' , . . M D . ', . e- , ,, . H L , . . . . , . 'Z , W r' Y ' . ,-. . A 1 A .- 7 A 4. .L. . . fi I . D s 1 v svn R 7 ' ...LL . of rx.: . v V. Q n , ' ' s v 1 lk' , N A 4 , A 1 u o H To N.ll'0R - SEINUOR BAN can 'GAHa'eN IN -U16 Naghi The Grand Meadow Junior-Senior banquet was held in the Warrior hotel in Sioux City, Thursday evening, May lst with the theme 'Garden In The Nizht' being beautifully carried out. Pastel colored letters were placed on a white frame accented by a light snlnlng on tnem to bring out the tnene A white picket fence enclosed the room and roses were placed on the fence to appear as if actually frowing buds Sky crepe paper accented the P911- lnz. A wishing WULL sprayed with flowers and surrounded bv palms was UB maln attraction surrounded by CDS taoles placed lh a u setting Small wishing wells atop lilac and wnlte crepe paper 0OmP16t0d the decoragions Light was provided by white and lilac candles in crystal holders avors consisted of small wheel barrows and nut cups were a young miss holding HP arrangement of flowers Invitations provrams and napkins added to thb garden theme Soft music was played during the banquet Sprlna C0I5UbU3 'ere DPU sented to each 1rl and white oountonnleres were QPCSBDEBQ to the h0YS those attendln, were Audrey Dawson Dorothy Rasmmssen Donald Johnson, Carl Pitts, Bud Johnson, hermit Robinson Marvin Berreth Shirley Perrin UHPY AUD Ogren Margaret Roepke, Jo Ann King, Marlene Carlson, Marvel Bierman, Wilma Ferris, Carol Rhodes, Elaine Johnson, Christine Rasmussen Keith Klaschen, Dale Backhaus, Stanley Kintigh, Harold Perrin, Harold Smith Norman Hauswlrth Rav Flser, Mr and Mrs E J Hauswirth Mr and Mrs T P Stixrud Nr and M15 c G McQueary Mr d H A W H and M133 5033? H0bSon . an rs oerger The evenings entertainment was provided by the juniors The menu consisted of Morning Rose, humming Bird, Snowball Blossoms, Sun Dial alad Green Berries, Clover Leaf Rolls, Lovers Delight and Flowers Nectar The following program was presented Garden Gate' Marlene Carlson, 'A Bouquet for the Juniors Marvin Berreth Reap As You Sow Clarinet Duet, 'Daisies Won't lell Wilma Ferris, 'Everv Blossom Wants A Seed lr Hauswirth, Nature's Beauty' Harold Perrin, 'Garden of Flowers Accordian Recitation, Annual Nr Hoerger, 'Tiptoelng Through the Tulips Duane Johnson, Everbloomlng Christine Rasmussen - 1' I 1' VY? Qs-sf' IN Xxx xv nur The Grand Meadow Seniors attended the annual 'Skip Day a Storm Lake, May 2nd Boat rides, roller skating, ferrie wneel rides ballgame and dancing were enioved bv tue seniors It was a big day for all Supt and Mrs E J Hauswirth accompanied the seniors Det.anA-hams AL Tu Sa,'Prom food table At Ji 5: 'Pnem JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM The Junior-Senior Prom was held Hay 22nd in the school gym. The entire high school was invited. The gym was decorated by the Juniors in the theme Hgarden In The Nightf The evening was spent dancing to records. Punch, small sandwiches and cookies were served. CAL'S CORNER Where old friends meet Phone 10 -- -- Washta, Iowa ROCK ISLAND LUIBER CO. Phone Lumber and Coal Washta, Iowa , X Y' ' v L . ,1 . Y, I .1 v H . gh fp .- - A 'f ,1 .Q - 0 ' 'xl e , K' ' 5 1, -v 'V X . , If f l 1 '13 Y 5' ' ,I .Y my A N e -yd I Z A I ,. Q , I - - I f . ly A . 2 . I x X ,. . D' 1 I A-.4, .I A ' V' t 1 ' ' , . . BACCALAUREATE Raccalaureate was held May l8th at the school gym The Proces sional and Recessional were played by Judy Pinkerton Invocation and Bendictlon were given by Rev Robert John Kev E J Berreth delivered th M e essage Mrs George Rutter sang 'The Lords prayer, and Walter and Bobby Brownlee furnished an 1nst1umenta1 number Ready to begin N8!'ChiUS Made it The Message Ready to leave Iashta Iowa Paul num su-ber shop Haircut' Shamvoos ' Ng1aon's Dairy Products Aurelaa htChero:: Rayne Cafe The Home of Good Foods 88 8, 0 aen'a Produce We buy cream and eggs, sell Grimsrud shoes lashta, Iowa Parcel Repair Shop Service cars and tractors lashta, 10 Pool Room Washta, Iowa CONNENCEMLIT Commencement was held May 20th at the school gym Rev E J Berreth gave the Invocation and Benediction Rex E Dory of Whiting Iowa delivered the message Marlin and BBPYL hulls: sang 'After uraduation Day and 'May The Good Lord Bless and Keep You The Saxophone trio furnished a musical number Judy Pink erton played the Processional and Recessional The Valedictorian award went to Dorothy Rasmussen and galutatorian to Audrey Dawson James McDonald of Cherokee awarded Audrey Dawson with a citizenship award Speeches were given by the Valedlctorian and Salutatorian Miss Betty Robson presented the eighth grade and Supt E J Hauswirth the seniors The president of the school board, Mr Gunnard Carlson presented the diplonas to the seniors and Supt E J Hauswirth presented the eighth grade diplomas Senior class motto was not finished, just begun Class colors were blue and white and there flower was the red rose slghth grade motto was nlive and learn, class colors were red and wn1te and class flower is yellow rose The stage was decorated in the senior's class colors Also a picket fence and seasonal flowers were used as part of the decorations on St880a ready 170813 Presentation of the diplomas Presentation of the Eighth F559 fifowxe ff'0NoMmC3 ,fXl7 b L F OOD PRESEFWMQN 34: FOOD PRESENA1 on ffofvre ECONOMIC-5 5 W ll, Grain Lumber Feed feeds P FARMERS CO OPERATIVL ELEVATOR Pierson, Iowa FELCO FEEDS Posts Wire Coal Hauling Hulling Grinding Paint L if lv Ms -'OK i 4'9 M ilk Weathers Furniture Treps Barber Shop Kingsley Beauty Shoppe Olsen k Apel. . . . 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HHOADSIDE Greenhouses Hin Any event Send blowers Cherokee Bob Camarigg Trucking Service BPOWHS Mfrket - Groceries-Meats-Drv Food? natcn U X buaulon oar washinw-Greasinf-Foilsnlnz Wasnta Livestocx Company rnone ez nouse, LO ollice Paul Beeson . . .Standard Tank Wagon Service, Phone 54-42 'l1'8Sht8 Washta I shth Wsshte Washta l03 r-' 'w d ' EH? M., 108 V I 1 I A III- Q -3' if Steele State Cherokee Iowa Bank 107 fl, Phone 54-55-1220 Cherokee Implement Co. John Deere 2 Studebaker Sales and Service DeLaval Hilkers and Separators Farm ls Cherokee Water Systems Girls 4-h team at Ames. Freshman Initiation Junior girl. chat ing' Freshmen girls at initiation Freshmen Initiation oarole C all dressed u Studying Christine???9? Freshmen boys at inltlation Is it good Christ1ne?... Ice Cream good boys??? What a lookl' Green freshmen at initiation Let's play ball After winning the County Game with Aurelia Qenior boys studing Heming a skirt in Home N Hang on tight Who is th1s????! Where the money goes A ju p ball Is this JoAnn????? Giving the eye Trophies Future Football team Judy Farewell party New bus and driver Lets give a yell The water wet girlsovq The last minute orders Did Ray get the ba1l7?7 Homecoming game Jr on hay ride The District at Kingsley Whats the hay for? Junior Class Play Nice pose Betty What a picture Team is in a huddle Nice pose Carole Presentation of 2nd place trophy at Nice jump Harold S Jerry Lewis the second Junior Class play Don't let her shoot' Turn the book around Lovers ' Make up for Jr Play Nice looking basketball Alice and Ronnie Birthday party Did you make it Kiethq' Recess time Making use of play ground equipment Smlle pretty girls Noon hour Grade teachers Game with Aurella in Co Girls typing Class Watch the birdie Soft ball team at Ames Game with Washta in Co Tourney Birthday party for Alice and Ronnie Everyone yell Party for Alice and Ronnie Having fun Carol79999 Who won the fight9999 Game with Aurelia at Co Did it go 1n99? Junior Class Play Practice before game N ly . U L . A fv A n D! '7'7'7 . I c. 1 Q Watch 'em boys. H .. V1 I . . . . . . ll ll vu H N. N . .. . . . l 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 95 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 O? 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 Homecoming King Bud and Queen Aud Growing of Queen Aud During the noon hour Coach and Mrs. McQueary Whats the egg for? Whose legs? Bud's car At Junior-Senior banquet Cooks hard at work At basketball party Basketball supper at Dawsons, Basketball supper at Dawsons Bert hard at work Bus drivers Supt. E. J. Hauswlrth One winter day Working on decorations Hi' Aud Table at Bert's birthday party Vice smile Ted Sort of cold girls Johnson in person Look at that figure At Bert's birthday party Working hard Chris? A mnn's best friend At banquet Senior boys iaving fun Tine? Junior girls and Ray at banquet Decorations at banquet Decorations at banquet 'Frosty ano Aud' Snow storm in Maron Table decorations at exhibit Patty Shirley Perrin 72tUetaIe JUNIOR Class Y A The Junior Class Play was presented October 26th and 27th at the orand Meadow soho l gymnasium The play was a hilarous three act comedy nTattletale', was enjoyed by both the au ience and the play cast Nr Amos Hoerger directed the play Following is a list of the characters and their portrayals Mrs Blaine Fr Blaine Isabel Artie Ida Nay Paul Cum ings Nr Nixon Mrs Lixon Miss Wiggam Walt Kennedy Louella Monica Barney Mr Whittaker Yrs Lorimer Hetty Heaton Quiz Marlene Carlson Dale Backhaus -Carol Rhodes -Harold Smith Judy Pinkerton Kieth Klaschen Harold Ferrin Christine Rasmussen Margaret Roepke -Stanley Kintigh JoAnn King Wilma Ferris norman Hauswlrth Bruce Grant Mary ORPBU Elalne Johnson Marvel Bierman 1 .2 . If - H - f ' e I yi - . . C ,. I d- Tod-4--:::::::::::::::1::: ..... Ra, Em, A L41 AA pm.