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

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1956 volume:

S1 pf DEDICATIOF Our Mothers And Fathers we the Seniors of Grand Meadow, Class of '56, dedicate this annualtn our parents in appreciation for the interest and devotion of the educational opportunities which we have experienced Class Roll Robert Bryant Eleanor Meissner Kay Carlson Delores Meyers Arnold Dawson Mary Lou Pease Carole Lindsay Darlene Pitts Elaine McQueen Mary Smith Valeria Spencer kk Annual Staff i ' 1' Editor in Chief Assistant Editor History Editor Prophecy Editor will Editor Athletic Editor CG1rlsJ Athletic Editor CBoysJ Activity Editors Business Manager Copy Editor Elaine McQueen Kay Carlson Mary Lou Pease Darlene Pitts Valeria Spencer Bob Bryant Mary Smith Delores Meyers Arnold Dawson Carole Lindsay Picture Editor Eleanor Meissner Faculty Advisor Miss Lease Board of Education C' Mr Gorton, Supt , C J Barwick, Harold Cowan, Gunnard Carlson, Erwin Reinking, Warren Baker, Treasurer, Kenneth Irwin, Secretary, Robert Rawson, President Student Coun ll 6 'il' BACK ROW: John Harrison, John Coburn, President, Phillip Youngdahl, FRONT ROW Dorothy Beeghly, Kay Carlson, Vice President, Elaine Reinking, Reporter, Judy King, Secretary Treasurer, Elaine McQueen lj, 5 5 ffl 1' A r V ,J I, I C. R,-Ti 2 6 iff' a 'X f F - 3 .J . Q.. N, 3 : Q ' 5 - 4 ,. t 1' - ' N . , .f L4 tl X, X ACULTY Coach Ray Robison Eldg Rgid Industrial Arts F A Gorton R Supt Miss Timmins 2nd Nelota Major Mrs F A Gorton English 6 8: 7 9.-. 5,- Fgrn Leggg John Anderson W C ommerc ial 3411310 A8362 5115011 Not Pictured Mrs Meyer, Mrs Anstine, Mrs Crom 44' ' ' 7mVf7i?3 . 5 fig? Q. ' E. ,. ,N ai. 'L 'YG ' . Q I I - at V .. x .Ear W NJ Q uk L - 1 5 'Q U'Y :Ff 'dwgiiif ff-if , ifffiffiffff 'fs ' - Q. Q f Rial WW5?Q E 3 Q o 0 BUS DRIVER Wayne Harrison, Duane Hiller, Keith Klaschen, Loran Carver, B111 Pease Mrs Earl Lowther Mr Earl Lowther Miss Dorothy Downey , U . Q I' . I A v ' ,' 'f B A I ' , , ,h 0 I V 1, . .-a ' ,. xx ' 5' 4 4 e c SEHIUHS x xx ffiiiflpn' 5 EKU 'X NTXTlN!f li L Q.. . ,lt F .riff nw n xx x Mani :iLWAl,l', .- ,W .. .i A A ,,.. ,-.f.- -f .w.- f. - 1-vi. , f--3 Am vw, uw'--A , an ..- nm. .014 f R, .,, N - pf ji' x'.xP!u:-1 vw ,Mg . -ru-N . . 1 ,. 'LTI X agua! -yi- .,. 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J ' f4 ff,5'., '47! f. 0 4 r '0 '7 2 -9 Z . ,,,f-f R i E Y 4 DELORES MEYBRS Nickname Dee Blrthday February 3 Motto 'A little learning is a dangerous thing, drink deep, or taste not the Pier ian spring GAA 1 Glee Club 2 3 M Majorette 2 3 Pep Club 2 Cheerleader 2 Mixed Chorus 2 3 Transferred from Galva Class Play N Vice President L Annual Staff L Paper Staff M lui!! 457 -sf 'QEY ARNOLD DAWSON Nickname 'Rudy' Birthday December 13 Motto NYou don't have to be a farmer to raise cain' Basketball 1 2 M Baseball l 2 3 Cla s President 2 Student Council l Student Council Reporter 1 One Act Play 2 Junior Class Play Senior Class Play Band 1 2 3 Homecoming King M Annual Staff L Paper Staff M Prom King H DARLENE PITTS Nickname NPitts Birthday November 16 Motto Hwhat is this thing called 1ove?N County Honorable Mention 2 Basketball l 2 3 M County Conference Team L All County Team 3 M State Team Honor Roll N Softball Team N Vice President 1 Librarian 3 Student Council 1 Glee Club 1 3 Mixed Chorus 3 One Act Play 2 Junior Class Play 3 Senior Class Play M Homecoming Attendant M Annual Staff M Paper Staff L -- I A . -- - - ,V nah -- - - . 3 I - -W --Il I ll --I .ll - Y-Teens--1 N5 ' ' v --3 I -- u -- T , 'X KAY CARLSON Nickname barly Birthday Aprll Motto HActs like an angel but you never can tell what an angel will do President 1 Secretary 2 Student Council M Pep Band 1 2 3 1+ B nd l 2 3 M Glee Club 1 2 M One Act Play 2 Junior Class Play 3 Senior Clas Play M TAB Secretary M Band Reporter 3 Clarinet Trio 1 Mixed Chorus l archlng Band l Paper Staff M Annual Staff M Valedictorian M Office Secretary M ,fi ELEAAOK MEISSNER Nickname NMousy or Mable' Birthday August 13 Motto UI think that I shall never scan, a tree as lovely as a man Glee Club l 2 3 M Class Secretary 3 Band Reporter 3 M Cheerleader 3 M One Act Play 2 Junior Class Play 3 Senior Class Play M Band 1 2 3 M Saxaphone Quartet l Mixed Chorus l 3 Pep Band 1 2 Marching Band 1 2 Basketball Manager Annual Staff M Paper Staff M Office Secretary M MARY LOU PFASE Nickname Birthday Motto m sure Lulu March 16 Although she's quiet, there's many th1rgs on her mind H Glee Club 1 Treasurer 2 Secretary l Reporter 3 Cheerleader One Act Play Junior Class Play Senlor Clas Play Paper Staff Annual Staff M Band 2 3 M Marching Band 2 Mixed Chorus 2 Prom queen M A .sg M ' H ll A I ' :H tk- ix 'I -- - ..-: -L+ lbw -- - i'E'm9 -- - - .... -- -2-3 'ik 1 A A , 4 -- A --U25 ll I 'Q -.3 . 2 ' u -- J. S. C. Secretary--1 a - ---- . s -- -- fflw F -- -M -- -2-3-M 2 M ' -1- -2 -- x -- 'P a N.: --n--I I' '. ... 4 -vc I ' Q1 -- --3-L1 - I -,2 il '- MAR! bl Ill Y! Nickname 'Smitty' Birthday October 3l Motto 'I could go on alone, but I d rather not Vice Pres1dent 2 Reporter Ll Student Council 3 S C Secretary Tre surer 3 Basketball l 2 3 L Basketball Manager l Glee Club 3 One ct Play Jun or Cla s oenlor Class Mixed Chorus Play rlay 3 Softball Team M Office Secretary H annual Staff 1 Paper Staff N , , ,O --I 'J I I 7 Y ll . 1 'X ' L I a -- .. - - X ' Q . 1 -- - - V N . gil -- uf . 3-.3 U- H tf -- ' '4 Ti ' . --1 ' --v-- I I O -- -A A T --2 1 s f --3 fx . 75 --L ' --4 - .' w '-tr' r a- M M--nl'-a ll --j M Y f z a' ' -- IV , O -I -.. -S-- - , ir N --- lx 'f 1 A. ' . ' A Q - '- -- -3 1 --l 2 Y--2 , . Pl y--3 F , Pl y-- G 'I- ELAINE MCQULPN Nickname 'reteu or 'Chiefy' Birthday July 27 Motto Hlou might as well listen, because I'm going to talk anyway Librarian 2 President -M Vice President 3 Basketball 1 2 3 B nd l 2 3 M Treasurer M Woodwind Trio 3 M So o 2 3 M Student Council U Office Secretary U Glee Club l 2 One Act Play 2 Junior Class Play 3 Senior Class Play N Annual Editor N Paper Staff M Marching Band 1 2 VALLRIA QP NCPR Nickname t Birthday 'ovembcr 22 Motto 'hlgh school days hav no delights but oh brother those hlgh school niphts Basketball l 2 3 L Softball Team L County Ponor Glee Club l Fixed Chorus Treasurer 3 One,Act Play Junior Class Senlor flass Paper Staff Annual staff ol L M e Nentlon L 3 8 Homecoming queen L CAROLE LINDSAY Nickname Bergen Birthday December 16 Motto Hdhy study, the more you study, the more you forget, the less you know So Why stud ?U Treasurer One Act Play Junior Class senior Class Annual Staff Glee Club l hixed Chorus 2 Play 3 Play N 2 3 M 13 ROBERT BRYANT Nickname Bob Birthday June 6 Motto 'Muscles are an attraction lucky me Basketball All County to women ' 2 Team 2 3 L All Conference Team -1+ State Team Honor Roll V+ Baseball 1 2 3 M Glee Club 2 3 Mixed Chorus 2 3 One Act Play 2 Junior Class Play Senior Class Play Clas President 3 Reporter L Student Council 1 3 S C Vice President liib .om n UTLINE or , 'Woav x UTI OF . K . If fqf. 2 V WV! A' L: -3013 77155 Nl R ..: Yvusao A . Y -gg 5 x 'Y K, ' .qi - 1 'A 1' N Q 5 5 wiux JAH: is Jim Dawson Donna Eckert John Coburn A Walter Brownlee Gerry Hirschman Wilbur Ferrin 4 ll Janis White Bob Carlson Dorothy Beeghly Harold Roberson, Vice Pres , Jean Rutter, Secretary Treasurer, Jean Rutter X Harold Roberson Malcolm Cowan John Coburn, President, Dorothy Beeghly, Student Council, Bob Carlson, Reporter, Wilbur Ferrin, Reporter o -' Q- D f' I : I , , B' ssl x 'iv, fy' 'Q' Q 3 ' NIT D Ilz, . ,H . fs Q -1, - , S ,' m' S gl.. v X 1 ' ffgg - , A 2, , -'Y uir L rl n Qlirlee Ogren Juqy A1Qg 'H n roure oburn John Burke Lon ld in igh Carol rlth Dorothy Raason Barbara Coburn, Reporter, Shirlee Ogren Secretary, Donald Kintigh, Vice Pres , Judy King, Pres , Carol Smith, Treasurer John n rrison rlene nderson , 3 1. 4. , '- v ' ' .Q Q K -dew, , , in T A me so L? ' ' ' Q Ha 1 T . D 157' 1 xf e 4 ? l I , y , A j Ag' f r ,,,W xs',. V RE. H ' ' V L3 'L . t :x A, so ' A1 D YK ' ' 9 . , .. '. -11 Dlaha Pease Ldrry Ill' en 'rith Sharon Spencer -Al' Eldon Mei sner Elaine Reinking Bobby BI-Qqqlge Ronald Johnson Phillip Woungdahl Elaine Reinking, Pres.5 Sharon Spencer: Reporterg Larry Klingensmith, Vice Pres.5 Bob Brownlee, Secretary Treasurer r x 4 J . .O 'L 1 xf ' - Q ' .. , ie-it A, L X . ' f X 'og S.. ' , xg' 5. Kg, A fs - ' N. Q 'QC - A h 7 1 v Sl --Q' X ' Q X f Q 1 xl ' 5 5 Q, 1 Q QQ F' 'A 5- 5 Q E, I X! X ,4 u Joelle Cowan Tommy Dawson Beverly Bates John Rutter QP' Mary Ann Reinholdt Sandra Youngdahl Sylvia Rawson Barbara Bates L-6 Bonnie Flishor EIGIITH RADE ' we F ' is 1 f 5 5- X 5' ' . 4' . :slr T A. 5 4' I . A N K- ' ,f 'N m O A FIRST ROW Jean Robison, Linda Ferrin, Mary Lou Rawson, Janice Coburn, Mary Jane Brooks, Konny Sadler, Sheryl Lowther Evonne Johns on ' SECOND ROW Larry Warburton, Jack Spencer, Mike Spencer Larry Kohn, Rex Reinking, Gerald Narin, Douglas Henke THIRD ROW Douglas Youngdahl, Danny Johnson, Jimmy Carver Carl Youngdahl, Douglas Rutter, Jimmy Althaus, Richard Walle Gary Slota, Mrs Wilson AHA Mmm FIRST ROW Sharon Barwick,Mary Ellen Hirschman, Linda Ogren, Carol Pease, Gail Klingensmith, Joell Johnson, Gail McQueen Candice White SECOND RON David Althaus Jerry Rawson, Gale Smith, Bonnie Brooks Margaret Wh ted, Kathleen Reinking, Jack Rawson, reddie Noble, Mrs Gorton THIRD ROW Jerry Spencer Ronnie Kohn Paul Sipes Ronny Sadler, Dick Zupp, Dryan Cowan, anny Zupp, erry Irwin .. 'if A, EJ 3 5 Z' A Q , . 1 , s:3. - . 7 yd ,1 Vx 3 z 1 : 9 ro ' e 9 1 v 1 V. Q I . .h ,I U U - - . , . . : x' U -5 v . ,I ' s I ' . ' V , I 1 , 1 g e H , : I , . ' , . : 1 131 . ' 6 ' If FIRST ROW Llnda Warburton, Tommy Berglund, Alayda Irwin, Larry Trapp Joel Ferrin SECON ROW Marllyn Kohn David Dumke, J1mmy Irwin, Michael Brook, Barbara Althaus, Billy Hodgen THIRD ROW Miss Timmins, Ronald Boock, Julie Irwin, Lynn Carver, Neal Waller, Steven Barwick f .2 FRONT ROW David Waller, Ila Irw1n Steve Waller, V1Cki Nafe, Patricia Henke, Linda Slota, Linda Baker SECOND ROW Marcia Hohback, Ina Irwin, Candice Hodgen, Janice Herbold Jane Berglund, Rita Rhodes, Danny Johnson, David Culler THIRD ROW Jimmy Lage, Barbara Schuldt, John Reinholdt, Bonnie Rawson, Roger Bryant, Mary Lou Irwin, Douglas Baldner, Mrs Groth K' 5 :L Qc, 'Q-, - Y. ' ' r 4 .- 5 Q 0 ,, .f N N. Q ,, -A J i D : ' , ' ea -r fr M, an K- A: r . . -J :f ' si ' 4 , J 5 5'L 57. M Nom, ' ' - .u, ' O O ,Y 4: C Q - , , if7!T f J 43 . , D -11,5 Y-r' t 3 X1 I I Tm m H I 0 ,. Jown ef, o o lr, .nn 'o e Danna Johnson, go1ce Hodge SFCOkD WO 'Vw TWV! 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L , an A Of the graduating class of 1956 allexcept three started in the Grand Meadow School on August 3 l9hh The three who did not start with us are Mary Sm1th,De ores Meyerg and Dar lene Pitts Miss Daniels was our teacher in the first and second grades The first semester of our third year, we were taught by Mrs Irwin, and the last semester, Mrs Thomson was our tea Our teacher for the fourth grade was Miss Redher, dur- ing the fifth grade we were led by Miss Kehrberg, and Miss Dickerson was our teacher in the sixth grade Durlng our seventh year Mr Blunt was our teacher, and Mary Smith Joined our class In the eighth grade we were moved upstairs, and we were taught by several of the high school teachers Graduation found eighteen eighth grade students ready to go to high school They were: Bob Bryant, Kay Carlson, Arnold Dawson, Gene Cargin, Dean Grant, Kenneth Hansen, Harry Johnson Car ole Lindsay, Judith Mahnke, Elaine McQueen, Eleanor Me ssner, Eva Oden,Mary Lou Pease, Darlene Pitts,Richard Riemenschneid er, Kenneth Simmons, Mary Smith, and Valeria Spencer On September l 1952, we started our first year of high school To make us eel more at home, the Seniors held Init lation Day and we all came tosrhool dressed as odd charact ers It was all a lot of fun, and I think that we enjoyed ourselves Just as much as anyone Our class officers during the freshman year were Kay Carlson President, Darlene Pitts, Vice President, Mary Lou Pease, ecretaryg and Kenneth Simmons, Treasurer. Our class sponsor was Mrs. Morrow, Harry Johnson did notcome toschool in ourfreshman year, and it was during this year that Judy Mahnke,Dean Grant, Eva Oden, and Gene Cargin transferred to other schools. Our class enrollment greatly reduced, webegan our soph- omore yean Our officers during this year were Arnold Dawson, President, Mary Smith, Vide-President, Kay Car1son,Secretaryg and Bob Bryant, Treasurer. Kenneth Simmonsand Kenneth Hansen left the class during this year. Our class sponsor was Mr. McQueary. We gave a sophomore one-act play entitled, NE1mer and the Lovebugn. It was directed by Mrs. Morrow. During our Junior year the class officers were: Bob Bryant, President, Elaine Mc5ueen Vice-President, Eleanor Meissner, Secretaryg and Valerie Spencer, Treasurer. Our class sponsor was Mr. Reid. During this yean Delores Meyers joined us. SENIUR LASS Ill TORY H ' - cher. It was during this year that Darlene Pitts joined us: . 1 -- . If I 6 . - . : Our Junior Class Play, UTake Your Medic1neK a three act comedy was presented and went over well We all had great fun putting it on Mr Ford directed the play During the last half of the year, we worked on the Banquet and Prom The Banquet was held in Ruth's Ivy Room in Kingsley The theme was HTreasure Islandn The Prom was held in the gym nasiwm with the Pierson Dance Band providing the music Richard Riemenschneider transferred to Pierson before our Senior year,and so we began the yearwith eleven Seniors Our class officers were: Elaine McQueen, President, Delores Meyers,Vice President, Eleanor Meissner, Secretary, and Mary Lou Pease, Treasurer Our sponsor was Mr F A Gorton This year we had the chance to tell the freshmen what to wear on Initiation Day we had a lot of fun and the fresh men were very good sports On October l7,we seniors went to Sioux City to have our pictures taken Of course, we managed to take the whole day off and have free time in the afternoon November ll was our Homecoming game Arnold Dawson and Valeria Spencer were King and Queen, and Darlene Pitts an Bob Bryant were the attendants November 12 was our Home band The Junior Senior Banquet was held in Ruth's Ivy Room in Kingsley on April 6 The theme, Candyland , was carried out The Junior Senior Prom was held in the auditorium on April 13 We danced to the music afJimmy Smith and his band The night was enjoyed by everyone On April 26 the Seniors went to Omaha for Skip Day We visited several ifferent places in Omaha,and closed the day by attending shows Our Senior Class Play, HIt s Great to be Crazyu, wa directed by Mr F A Gorton It was presented on May 3 and M, and we are all happy to say that it was a big success Baccalaureate exercises were held in the Grand Meadow auditorium on May 13 Rev Dumke presented the message Commencement exercises were held on the following Wednesday night May 16 The address was given by Rev Duane Voas of Fort Dodge. Our motto was HClimb Though the Rocks Be Rugged' Blue and white were the class colors, and the class flower was the American Beauty Rose Kay Carlson was honored as Valedictorian, and Carole Lindsay was Salutatorian ' d coming Dance. We danced to the music of Jimmy Smith and his - . ll ll ' s I O . F RESIIMAN l ITI TID Farmer Jones' is ...A What a group' V8 'V -2.444 Cool, clear water' Straight from Egypt' K Chocolate Marshmallows' Hubba, hubba' Young and innocent' Just wait' Careful of that egg' The Line Up! , A 5 1' r g . gk ? , -fi . A V x, A 'w 3 ,L ' Af QHY W J t-4., g A 5.2 W w-Q X5 A f,l 4 . N-A sl. ' fini' .gi' A,' A. . 35 Q I ,' 'I ' . -'15 ,, , 41 -7 s J vs,'g, M ' ' ,gt . T ' A 1 - W Q ,, Monday, September l9, found the freshmen all dressed up in their Sunday best and taking life nice and easy while waiting on the seniors. Monday they began faithfully attending to the duties to which they were assigned for the week, such as carry- ing the seniors' books, lunch trays, and doing a variety of mean things which the seniors asked as special favors Friday, being the big and final day, brought many surprises Diane Pease appeared as the Farmer in the Dell, clad in her father's overalls and underwear Elaine Reinking might well have been named the nPop corn Kidn because of the corn she carried and her theme song, HTOO Pooped to Pop Sharon Spencer looked like she had ju t got back from her vacation She was wearing long winter underwear and a heavy overcoat as a memory of her stop in Alaska, and her face was blacked, and her hair was done in the latest African peak hair style from her stnp in Africa dith her hair as a perfect example, she advertised Pamper Shampoo Philip Youngdahl had been to the beach and was in such a hurry to get back for initiation that he didn t have time to change out of his woman s bathing uit, and he still had 20 hair ribbons in his hair and was wearing a charming pair of sunglasses CThat's what Lola wanted Eldon Meissner looked very much like he had just robbed an Egyptian pyramid He was wrapped like a mummy from his neck to his knees Since he was old, he had poor eyesight and couldn't find his glasses, which he was wear ing on the back of his head On his way to initiation he stepped in a mudhole, and his legs were black up to his knees CTh1s made his ankle bracelets show up D He was often found advertising Heileman's Old Style Lager at the threat of a paddling Ronald Johnson had been busy helping his father and came wearing a horse collar, gunny sack skirt, and carry ing a scythe handle He was usually vocalizing to the Larry Klingensmith was making the rounds as a rather mixed up Omar man He was wearing a dress which looked suspiciously like it had been stuffed with several pillows he was also up on the latest horse styles with a fly harness He was seen carrying a loaf of that delicious Omar bread We robbed the cradle to get the last freshman Bobby Brownlee was seen earing diapers which were a little the worse for wear and had been patched several times Cand with several colorsl He refused to leave his rattle, diaper bag, and babie ' pot at hox SUQ so he carried them all day Instead of cooing li e ormal babies he was heard inging a catch! little tune which advertised Hamm's from the Land of Skv Blue Haters The seniors engoyed this week immensely, and we hope that the freshmen did, too . 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ASS WILL Toush as nails, hard as bricks, we the class of '56 w1ll and bequeath our ability to put off 'till tomorrow what should have been done today to any class as ambitious as ours The girls will their ability to overpower the boys in all class dlSCUSS1OHS to any class with a mayority of boys Also all of the good times we have had 1U hlgh school we will to anyone who will enjoy them as much as we have I Bob Bryant, will and bequeath my pOSlt1OD on the basketball tear to anyone who likes to get the ba ket, and my Da eball position to an sore arm I will my height to Janis White with all the tall boys wlthout standirg on will my ability to sneak out of br Reid's Cowan becau e he is al ays getting caught roughed up under one who llkes a so he can dance her tiptoes study hall to Mick and I alll my ability to go hallowe'en1ng and not get caught 1U a fence to John Harrison so that he won't rip his pant next year I Kay Carlson wlll and eoueath rv pep band chair to anyone who has lots of wlnd and llkes to get into the F me games free, my good grades to John harrlson since he mill be able to use them, my back row desk to Wllbur Ferrln, who gets lots of kicks out of life and will get more if someone like Bob Bryant sits behlnd him, my ability to call in the games to anyone who llke to u e the phone, my job as the teenage Book Cllb ecretary to anvone who can get the books sent off on time, and my ability to yell at the games to anyone who blays I Arnold Dawson, will and bequeath my abilitv to get in dutch wlth the teachers to John Coburn although he does a good job of lt now I leave my b ck seat in the bookkeeping room to anyone who is good at tte hundred yard dash I wlll my front seat in the asserbly to falter rownlee so the teachers can keep their eye on him, and ry ahilit to drive a 'Chevy' and not knock the rods out to John Harrison, and my basketball suit to anyone ho llkes to go out for tr ck I w1ll mv sma hed finger to anyone who doesn't r ve fa t ernmgh when out Fallow e'en1ng I Carole tindsay, will mv LlBlW6 H9lWK1Hg so that she can to anyone stupid enough to Mant to any fooli h erson who thlnk back seat in the assembly to get into mere mischl f, y books trer, and mv 'owe for geometry rat th y might like it I will my seat 1n the basketball cheerlng ection to anyone uith strong lun? and my love for basketball, and mv loud voice to Jim Dawson becau e he needs it I also will my abilit to give speeches to Jean Rutter because he love to five them , . . 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I Elaine McQueen, will my chair in the band to anyone who enjoys maklng high, shrill notes my job as class president to any one of the Juniors who would like to thin out their hair and my days of working in the office to Janis White because she would make such a qulet little secretary I will my HLorraine Clubu membership to Elalne Reinking because she would make a quiet member like me I will my good times to Dorothy Beeghlyg because she always engoys telllng everybody about them I Eleanor Meissner, will and bequeath my cheerleading position to anyone that has loads of pep and a good pair of strong lungs, my barltone sax to Janis White, who always has lots of wind, my nickname, nMousey,H to anyone who has the hair to match the name, my glasses to anvone who is as nearsighted as I, my ability to blush to my blood sister, Gerry Hirschman my ability to remain calm, cool, and collected to Judy King, she won t get so excited, my map to Martburg to everyone who doesn't know where it is, and my ability to have a good time Jim Dawson so he can keep good old G M rocking I, Delores Meyers, will my ability to deep quiet ln hall to Shirlee Ogren so she can keep out of trouble my fun after the Junior 'enior Banquet of H55H to anyone llkes to dance, and who likes to take crazy pictures my desk 1U the study hall to anyone that doesn't like to study will that will study I will my good grades and the easy a slgnments in English Class to Carol Smith, so she can really study I Mary Lou Pease, will and bequeath mn back row chair in bookkeeping class to anyone who can run faster than Arnie, my cheerleadlng position to any glrl who out and who doesn't mlnd if her knees HDOHUIQH K nt1 h because he needs t, Coburn because she is almo t as bllnd and my las es to Barbara as I am I w1ll my likes to vell her lungs are black and blue, and abillty to draw to anyone who enjoys it as much as I do and llK9S to draw plctures for all the partles I Darlene Pitts, will and beqeath my ability to play basketball on both ends of the floor to anyone who wants to get good and m1XGd up I will my nLorraine Clubn membership to any one who thinks she can foot the bill I will my Jean Rutter because she is always raising Cain to Jlm Dawson so he can sit in the back I will through high school to J1m Dawson, also, because he is the studious type 'Aren t you, J1m 7 ornerlness to I will my desk my good times as we all know I, Mary Smith, will my knee brace to any basketball player who likes to have a leg drag I will my ULorraine Clubn member shin to Arlene Anderson as she will be a good member I will my number HI3' basketball suit to anyone who thinks No 13 is not unlucky I will my back seat to Mick Cowan so he can sit by Jim Dawson and keep him awake during those boring study halls I will all my good times in Grand Meadow and my orneriness to Diana Pease 1 I A ' 7 Y 7 7 ' U 9 so 1 ' , . h to . I . , . I 7 ' -f' my ability to be quiet to Janis White. I will my shortness to ' 1 Lg i . g -S , 7 A .I I 'Il ' 1 l ..nu I Valeria Spencer, will and bequeath my No 10 Q 21 bas ketball suits to any poor sucker who likes to hear the referee call her number all through the game I will my HLorra1ne Clubn membership to Carol Smith I will all the good times I've had in high school to Sharon Spen er and my beat up desks to Janis so she can talk to Jim Dawson again next year will my books to Shirlee Ogren so she'll study hard and get good grades To all underclassmen, collectively and individually, we give our beat up desks, torn books, and worn out teachers and our quiet, orderly, undisturbed class meetlngs to any class who doesn t have anythlng to decide In witness, whereof, we have here unto et our hands and seals this 6th day of April, 1956 Witnesses 5Zl0'9 '5 75!dZ f WPHMQQQQJ SE l0Il S EAK DAY On April 27, 1955, the Seniors of Grand Meadow went to Omaha for their Skip Day Coach Robison and Mrs McQueen drove cars for us We were supposed to leave at 6 o'clock, but it seems that some of the girls' alarm clocks didn't go off, so they didn't get to the schoolhouse until 6:30 Finally, we were on our way It had rained the night before, and it was still misting, but it didn't dampen our spirits any we stopped in Denison for breakfast at 8 3G About a quarter to ten, we arrived in Omaha and got our first look at the big city The first thing on the schedule for the day was a visit to the Skinner Manufacturing Co After an interesting tour through the place where macaroni is made, we again walked out on the streets of Omaha After leaving the Skinner Manufacturing Co , we started on our way to the airport with the intention of taking an airplane ride. After about a half hour drive we came to the conclusion that someone had moved the airpor It seems that we took the long way around, but we finally reached our des tination After a little persuasion, nearly all the Seniors took airplane rides We were even a little sorry to put our feet on the ground again It had been an exciting ride, but now, of course, were hungry Ne made it back to down town Omaha without much trouble and scattered out to eat dinner At 2 30 we were to meet at the World Herald Building for a tour through the place where newspapers are printed Most of us arrived on tlmq but there was a short delay while we waited for some girls who just had to do some shopping when we were finally all together again, the tour began I think that we will allagree that this tour was a very inter esting one. At 3:o'clock we again went our separate ways with an agreement to meet at 6 o'clock. During this t1me,some of us shopped while others went to, shall we say, shows. At 6 o'clock we again piled into the cars and drove out to the amusement park. By this time, the weather had cooled down a little and, in spite of our arguments, the management decided not to open the park. We all went to a show, soon- er or later. It was about M o'clock when most of us finally got to bed. It was a day that we will remember for a long time. St -.Ir 341.W7wuuLXds 43mgfj.luaRvmv 1ZJ5gZmvn,W1nJk1k, L ASS PROPIIE Y by, how time flies' Here it is 1967 The class 57 has decided to make a return trip to Candyland in mem ory of their high school days On April 6 we met at the Grand Meadow Airport and boarded the rocket ship JELLY bEAN for Candyland on the planet Mars As we started up the we were one short After was Dorothy As she came all obstacles, the pilot, gangplank, a count was taken, and roll call was taken, we found it charging across the field, dodging anxious to leave, yelled in a fam iliar voice, HCome on, you guys we're late enough already As me turned to enter the ship, there stood the pilot, a round little man, who, after some thou ht, we recognized as a G M graduate of 1956, Arnold Dawson We asked him what he was doing pilotirg a rocket sh'p, and he said he traded in his Chevie because it was jdst too old fashioned From the inside of the rocket shlp, we heard a terrlfled scream Ne dashed in only to rind a small woman madly clutch ing the lights We couldn't figure out what was the matter until we noticed a tiny mouse innocently sitting on the floor munchlng on a piece of cheese Arn said, HRelax, Mabel, it's only Hercules, my pet mouse Reluctantly, she let go and came down to the floor Jim suddenly recognized her as Eleanor Meissner, his old school sweetheart We left them for took us to see the cabln We As we soared through the out dusting the stars As we a very happy reunion as Arn then prepared for take off Milky Way, we noticed someone drew nearer, we recognized hay Carlson, another 1956 graduate of Grand Meadow She waved us down, and when she climbed aboard,expla1ned that her job of dusting the stars was really very useful It kept them bright so the rocket ships wouldn't run into them As we neared Candyland, our pilot radloed the control tower for landing instructlons A soft voice, whom we recog nized as belonging to Delores Meyers, answered his call While chatting with her over the radlo, we neared the land ing field As we landed, we noticed the frantic figure of a mechanic runnlng all over the landing field As she streaked past the rocket, we recognlzed the streak as Valeria Spencer whom we remembered for her speed on the basketball floor Ve had a long chat with her as we walked off the airfield letters as soon turned, then saw our guide coming toward us wlth a stack of in her arms She yelled, HI'll be rlght with you as I finlsh malling these letter N Nhen she re we recognized her as Elaine Mcqueen She explained 4 A 4 n Q of I I 7 N - . 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' rw u she was still railing letters to the Army We boarded the bus for our sight see'ng tour, whe e the drlver immedlately started arguing itn John Foburn over hls easy off she fare Elaine flnally brofe lt up bt J lling,'Take it Darlene they a e old friends of ours H After she took her tus driver' cap, ve ea ily reco ndzed Darlene Pitts was so glad to see us that she let us all ride free Darlene then asked us to HPlease move to the back of the bus Upon reachlng the back of the bus, however, we d1s covered lt dS well 'llled 41th a wo an and n r ten little children and to top it all off, a lar e St Bernard dog The dog evldently didn't live the boys because he kept rowl lng at the whe tref tried to sit down Agaln, Elav plea e call off n lt do no' had led so many Lou Pease As we left le cane to our rescue bv 431110 Hdould lou ,our dow Na y Lou, so these tired people we then discovered that it was the g rl who yells as a Grand feadow cmeerleader, Varl the bus for the tour at the Canlyland candy factory, we were reeted b the receptionlst wno Ja none other than Iary omlth Ne vlslted with her for a while and then she led us to the bos e ' office There we saw a little woman carrying the of'1ce flle around, and when we asked her why she was do ng 1t, she replied, I ju t can t vet my offlce arranged to suit me H As she set down the P119 we recoen zed her as Carole Lindsav She to d us she had worked her way p from the job of sweeplng the alls to become the head of the factbry As we toured through the bU11d1U9, we came to a blg room fllled with nuts In the center of the room drled up white haired an whose ob a relred the nuts Upon coming nearer, we ntlced he at all, but sleepllg in tead Carole beca e shouted, 'bet busy Bob Bryant, or you won t and water for the da: m diafelf be aoae cracking the ruts as Ne CLldttPd NL Arn cane char lng 1D late already H We bade all the rocket ship for home succe sful trip me sa a llttle to be cracking was not worfing very an oxed and get your tread up and be an UHTG as ne could Fa ole and and crwed o for t a u 'le, t H urry up, o Joys we l956 farewell and boarded the Seniors of de all declded it 'a been a very fn , ' 5, - l. , I' ' . f v 1 bus , A , Q . 4 . c ' C . . , fx ' yr V13 A ' 1 -vw , , . , . . 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Each person received a corsage or boutonniere upon arriving. The dinner was served at 6:30, and the theme of Candyland was carried out. The meal consisted of ham, potatoes and gravy, corn, relish, salad, beverage, and ice cream. John Coburn master of ceremonies, gave the welcome after which Elaine McQueen gave the Senior response. A girls trio sang nMoments to Remember.n Mr. Reid gave HDrops of Nector,N the faculty speech. The junior boys pantomined the song nJel1y Bean,N after which the prophecy was read by Janis white. Next John Coburn entertained as Liberace. Arnold Dawson read the will, and at the conclusion of the program the entire junior class sang uDreams.N Following the program there was dancing in the ballroom. On April 13, a prom was held by the juniors in honor of the seniors. The prom was held in a garden in Candyland, with music by Jimmy Smith and his band. The garden was decorated with peppermint candy flowers, jelly bean flowers, and chocolate candy flowers. Ice cream cones adorned trees, and a ceiling of red and white crepe paper was the finishing touch. Lunch of tuna salad, crackers, cookies, and punch was served on tables set up in the north end of the garden. Dancing was resumed after lunch. UNIOR SENIOR PROM N1 G S 6y I King Arnold and Queen Mary' Hi, Cutie' A-9' Birds-eye View' Bgppy Group' Q' mired' Enjoying Ourselves' wow. That punch - o r .' 4 I v o ' .s- A '18 an V I ' 0 , ,.:a-fw 'P+ . ,, H...... ,W 1 ' .ll A ,,, -A 1 l 'I' 4 K-4 ' ' , V . U . Qi: ' I . ' l C SENIOR C ASS PL Y JU The Senior Class of Grand Meadow presented UIt's Great To Be Crazy'at the high school auditorium May 3 and 7+ The curtain rose at 8:00 p m 'he cast is as follows Betty Lou Maxwell Mary Lou Pease Bernadine Connie Maxwell Wilbur Maxwell Janet Maxwell Hercules Nelson Aunt Mary John Maxwell J C Mallory Grover Jennings Louie Gertrude Gladys Clara Smith IOR Valeria Spencer Eleanor Meissner Arnold Dawson Mary Smith Jimmy Carlson Carole Lindsay Bob Bryant Donald Kintigh John Harrison Wilbur Ferrin Darlene Pitts Elaine McQueen Delores Meyers ASS PL Y The Junior Class of Grand Meadow presented UFathe3 Be Calmu on November 22 and 23 at the high school auditorium The cast 13 as follows Father Mother Dick Junior Redford Sandberg Marilyn Hamilton Bert Hemingway Gloria Margy Everett Parker Cop John Coburn Jean Rutter walter Brownlee Bobby Carlson Malcolm Cowan Gerry Hirschman Harold Roberson Donna Eckert Janis White Jim Dawson John Dumke 'mix J' f V B 1 A , af, if New gl 4 ' . H ggffagi 'xfr ,.QW , W r W r , 9 J Ii 3 - ' Q Q A .' ag - A ' Mrs. Jennings ------------- ----- Kay Carlson GRADUATIO Baccalaureate services were held May 13 in the school gymnasium The Processional and Recessional were played by Jean Rutter I vocation, Benediction, and the message were delivered by Rev Allen Dumke Mrs Cecil Irwin sang HA Perfect Day H Commencement was held May 16 in the school gymnasium Rev Richard Kamper gave the Invocation and the Benediction Rev Duane Voas of Fort Dodge delivered the message Mrs George Rutter sang UThe Lord's Prayer,N and Dorothy Beeghly Carlson and the Salutatorian award was received by Carole Lindsay Bob Bryant received a Sears d Roebuck scholarship for his first year of college Supt F A Gorton presented the eighth grade and the seniors The president of the school board, Mr Gunnard Carlson, presented the diplomas to the seniors and Supt F A Gorton presented the eighth grade diplomas to nine students CLASS ROLL Bob Bryant Kay Carlson Arnold Dawson Carole Lindsay Elaine McQueen Eleanor Meissner Delores Meyers Mary Lou Pease Darlene Pitts Mary Smith Valeria Spencer CLASS MOTTO HClimb, Though The Rocks Be Rugged U CLASS FLONER American Beauty Rose CLASS COLORS Blue and White 0 A' sang HMoments to Remember.H The Valedictorian award went to Kay an smth, Elaine Moquoon, Candice White Malcom c w Johnson, Mary Ellen an-sonman, Elaine Reinking 0 an' Gene SECOND ROW Barbara Bates, Beverly Bates, Joelle Cowan Diana Pease, Jean Rutter, Dorothy Beeghly Mary Ann Reiahgldt Larry Klingensmizn, Bobby Brownlee ' ' THIRD ROW Kathleen Reinking, Sandra Youngdahl, Dorothy Rawson Walter Brownlee Wilbur Ferrin, John Dumke John Rutter , Philip Youngdahl Eldon Meissner, Ronny Sa ler, Jerry Irwin TQZEIQZH 1305: Shirlee Ogren, Judy King, Bobby Carlson, Mary Lou 9 8 1 McQueen, Eleanor Meissner, Mr Anderson, Instructor This year we started out with 26 in our band, but we soon added 10 new members to our group On November 7 the band and glee club went to Cleghorn for the annual Cherokee County Band Festival They practiced in the morning, participated in a clinic in the afternoon, and gave a concert that evening Then we began making preparations for aantest, both individual and group contest We started working on nOverture Eroica' and Storm King for the band contest There were quite a few small groups and solos which went to contest at Whiting Some of these and their ratings are as follows Dorothy Beeghly, I, Judy King, II Carol Smith III, Arlene Anderson, III, Girls' Trio, I, Gir s' Sextet, I Flute Solo II, Trumpet Trio, II, Clarinet Trio, III, Trumpet Quartet, III On May 5 we went to Danbury for band and glee club contest Both of the groups received a II rating We will lose four seniors from band this year Mr Anderson will also be leaving this year. if F ' 'Xxx ' xv FRONT ROW: Janis White Kay Carlson, Gerry Hirschmanj Gale , A . ' . . 1 1, Girls Glee Club FRONT ROW Arlene Anderson, Judy King, Shirlee Ogren Sandra Youngdahl, Kay Carlson, Barbara Coburn, Diana Pease, arole Lindsay SECOND RON Valerla Spencer, Delores Meyers, Dorothy Beeghly, Reinklng Sharon Spencer, Mary Lou Pease, E eanor Meissner THIRD ROM Barbara Bates, Mary Ann Reinholdt, Beverly Bates Bonnie Flisher, Sylvia Rawson, Joelle Cowan, Mr Anderson Junior Band FRONT ROW Sharon Barwick, Carol Pease, Margaret Whited, Bonnie Brooks, Janice Coburn, Ronnie Kohn SECOND ROW Mary Lou Rawson, Mike Spencer, Gerald Nairn, Douglas Heinke, Carl Youngdahl, Paul Sipes, Linda Ogren, Jimmy Carver, Gail Klingensmith, Mr Anderson, Instructor , 5 Pg P fs , Q Carol Smitn, Gerry Hirscnman, Darlene Pitts, Jean Rutter, Elaine 3 1 I . ax A C. ' J , W , A u l i A I BAND OFFICERS FRONT ROW Eleanor Meissner, Kay Carlson, Judy King, Elaine McQueen Dorothy Beeghly oerry Hirschman, Halter Brownlee SECOND how Wilbur Ferr n, Jean Rutter, Mr Anderson PAPER STAFF Sew 4 it ' FRONT ROW: Valeria Spencer, Delores Meyers, Eleanor Meissner, Kay Carlson, Mary Lou Pease, Carole Lindsay SECOND ROW: Arnold Dawson, Mary Smith, Bob Bryant, Elaine McQueen, Darlene Pitts HOME UMI rettf loats' ' ti? rr Prize Mlnning Float All decorated for the dance' Klng Arnold and Queen Valeria F5 Royal couple dancing x 1'- POI'ULARITX POLL The Royalty and Attendants Attendants Bo and Darlene Punch Table I I A, J I crown thee Queen Valeria I qi. ' lc,feiS97 1 . - I -- -' Q ly ' Q T 'J , F h if N 1 MF , MW' Y . 7 . ,'lf' W, V 'T A ' ' ' . ,Q 3 N ' ff-5 Q 'LAL 9 'YF 'Q M' K x l I ? ' n 'Q X .. t -' b HOW WE LO0KED THEN Uwmwioww 0 W-,A 1 r- V Q ,- -mf Qwam Muff 1 WMA MMM Wmibwpfgawhwa 9 N M- A., ' ' , :II7 LI' 'F vain .. MWA Eta 51 A Ezaag, ,f 1. . YQ: . . 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'NH QU, xl QA 1 0 l S . 1 4:1 1' e ,I f n j:- if- x 1 3? D , xi ff i 1 G .ff 1 8 v e -9 Q' y r 1 - Q ef 2 K 09+ - fp' i 1 ! . 'fi c 1 A .13 ' .fi 'Q j 1 O . U .'. Q Feet --kr' A X, fi ff - E? 332-ff' s Q K ' s Y f IRL ASKETBALL TE E9 C ack J rrg hir Cnr n 1 n P1ttLr, f I l Iia Spencer, D f QLCORD RCN I nidbnen, chaperone, E1aine NcQueen, Barbara 1 e Co urn, irl c C r n th AT en 1 ' lrklrg, manager it lcri sneer Jean iutter UTC old oth ebnly or :ATG 111, F1 1 ll .FU 5 .iI'd 9 ., , , . Q : 4 , 0 -7 :I , 1' 1 A I V 6 . FReYT ROE: o n Xohizur, ,MPlfHi litis, 'Q ' ' S .ia , Jen. L-1- Mary Jmiih, Ye Q ' A oro,hy 3ff5Hlyo FQ ' ' ': Ars. '1 ' 1 A . .f f A ! QP: f , 'ierfil .s:.1. , i . ,' .xnf,1ee1'::N1 , Jgszxlzi 4410, ,gnzalie Aw. 1, A . . ' - 4' 1 . X . H , 'n i 1 - - I ' 2 ,' 4 7 ' P S I 1 - '! K Q ' va 5:1 5 G 1 V1'TC 'X .erlync litig -.?' y LL ' fmrxgrg f ww I yfxsf V I AX ,3 um . ll 1 . ulrlm ugxkm il Nz W iH'iY Y'..l'ki L 'illf A 3 Jlnv, nlrrch nn 'QP Q ' BOYS' ASKETB LL TE M B ,-W! FRONT RON Coach Ray Robison, Bob Bryant, Jim Dawson, B wnlee Arnold Dawson, John Coburn Walter ro , B bb Carlson John Harrison, SECOND ROW Donald Kintigh, o y , Malcolm Cowan, Jimmy Carlson, John Dumke, Manager Arnold Dawson Jim Dawson Malcolm Cowan John Coburn Jalter Brownlee S Bobby Carlson !-K .- A'l3 of j V4l 45 34 43 ' 33 f K C ff Q43 y N Fw 'qi , ff W 3571 .l F . , 1 1 X .- at Q ' li A , AVE. , 32 QQ 4 s ' 1 The Grand Meadow Larkettes had a successful season with lk victories and 7 losses This year our team was Cherokee County Runners up and won the consolation prize in the sectional The G M Larks had a successful season, winning 17 and losing 6 games The boys ' squad was Cherokee Valley Conference Champs and won the sectional tournament However, they lost their semi final game in .DDQBSBI Meriden ' Union Kingsley Pierson Cleghorn' Kingsley Cushing Quimby ' Meriden Quimb Washta' Union Nov Nov Vov Nov Nov Nov c c Dec c Dec an Larrabee ' Jan Girls' County Tournament Quimby Jan Cleghorn Jan Meriden an Marcus' Jan Boys' County Tournament the district E 1955 1955 , 1955 , 1955 , 1955 , 1955 1955 1955 , 1955 , 1955 1956 1956 Cleghorn 11, 1956 12, 1956 lk, 1956 13, 1956 Cherokee Quimby Jan Pierson Jan Washta Jan Girls' Sectional Tournament Anthon Fe 2 1956 Quimby Fe H 1956 Boys' Sectional Tournament Aurelia Cleghorn Feb 17, 1956 Marcus Feb 18, 1956 Cherokee I C Feb 22, 1956 Quimby Feb 25, 1956 Boys' District Tournament--Holstein Danbury Mar 6, 1956 Calumet Mar 8, 1956 ' Conference Games , 1956 2 1956 2 , 1956 P1erSOU Bo s 6 66 39 5 55 5 69 M8 M6-M2 37-N5 58 38 .1529 Here There Here There Here There Here Here There Here Here There There Here There GIRLS SOFTBALL The girls' high school softball team started this spring, winning 503 of their games 92228285 Meriden Kingsley Kingsley Meriden May May 1956 1956 May 1 , 1956 May 1 1956 There Here There Here o D G P , , BEER 1-59 . 8, 56-1.7 63-L5 ' . 11 2-73 6 -65 0 f . 18 78-51 62-S8 . 29 0-37 3 - 3 De' 2, '22-sc 22-es De . - - . 13, 51-58 50-53 y De . 16, 1955 26-B2 2?-32 There l 2' '3 J . 6 72- 6 88-62 . 91 70-35 56-MM ,n 52-NO , 60-un J . N1-hh 0 ' . 16 - . M, 63- 1 78-51 0 7 ' b. , 6. -1 - I 7 -M1 . . . 63-62 , 62-58 , 66 50 , 62 78 7, 6 12 93 6'9 1 28-17 M, 15 10 ATHLETIC NAP H0'I' C Ollec. tio Cherokee County Runners Up Cherokee Valley Champs at work I Get-in-there-end-fight 48 If-uf, Go-Team-Go 1 4. JY' .9- 45 ' U I. ' Q ,rjv I , f - f :.. jg s . vp 3 L i ',v '. K A Q tn, 4 I -i iff. A5 3 Our 11 H 'E I s 1 12' ' 1 , Tip off! Practice makes perfect! X Waiting! Making Plans! Slugger McQ lenl Playing ba1l?? Ready to go' 4 BATTLE' As good IS in' ASEB LL TE The boys' baseball team had a successful season this fall and spring with lO victories and 8 losses They won the title of Cherokee Valley Conference Champions They were defeated in the finals of the sectional tournament by Washta pp nent 2222 Sgggg Quimby Sept Cushing Sept Sectional Tournament Pierson Pierson Union dashta Larrabee Pierson Meriden Quimby Moville Kingsley Cushing Cherokee Cleghorn dashta Sept , Sept , Sept 2 , Sept 2 , Oc April April O, April , April 1 , April 1 , April O, Valley Conference April 2M, April 25, 12, 1955 19, 1955 Mashta 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 Tournament washta 1956 13 5 1956 Sectional Baseball Tournament Washta Cleghorn May 2, 1 6 Washta May U, 1 6 Place There Here There Here Here Here Here There Here There Here Here FRONT ROW Arnold Dawson, Bobby Carlson, John Coburn, Walter Brownlee Bob Bryant, Jim Dawson Malcolm Cowan, Wilbur Ferrin SECOND RON Coach Ray Robison, Bonald Johnson, Bobby Brownlee, Larry Klingensmith John Harrison, John Dumke, Jimmy Carlson, Philip Youngdahl, Eldon Meissner, Donald Kintigh, Manager O O ' . 6-10 2 5-20 . 17 8-9 . 20 E-7 I 7 - 1. . 9 7-3 t. 9, 13-N L+, 7-1 ' 1 8-M 12 O-N 3 2-L+ 6 6-O Larrabee April 19, 1956 13-N There 2 9-6 . 6:5 95 3-1 ' 95 7-3 3 Q HEERLE DERS 'af Sharon Spencer, Mary Lou Pease, Eleanor Meissner, Judy King PEP CLU - . S ' Shirlee Ogren, Gerry Hirschman, Joelle Cowan, Barbara Bates, Beverly Bates, Kay Carlson, Elaine Reinking Gail McQueen, John Dumke, Mary Ann Reinholdt, Wilbur Ferrin, Bob Brownlee, John Rutter, Mr. Anderson Yr. HDVERTISIHG 7 , Xi X N - S Q' -f .lfrx X xg ? N XS ,, X, -. xx, X. ,. Q9 -lj lx? y X u xi T' Z. XI 5 hi X 7 r X ,Y ' 1 'b-S1 X X5 ?!1!vf,..T,-'- 42,3 'Q ' x x .Jn :fx 2- -L x VM., XXX, isa' I NJN y?!, :fi , KX J vu , -J , Q- r X ' , V fr -R ,. S- Lg 1 A ,, 5 O 1 'X X, KN x, ,M X KQV, xvf' f 'K w I 111.4 CUMMU ITY C0 UPERATIVE OIL COMPA Y XCHX dl mr Imax N WC homo Vhnxx , M8 wifw ffiifz NIL in 11137 W 11' fb-M -v A W-M-Num . 4n.nr. n-D pC.- ..Q 5LgY'jQH JnVLH5.IUlH I'mvHC IDU - HICSIJCY HlHf I MXN Ydnw W: gnu SPVTICP Viel 'ng XX whtfm GRA D MEAD W LUCKER UPI I' IOCl'x w C 171 C FEATURITG NELLS BLUE DU1 PRODUCTS X une Haxuson I 0 IJIPI Son Phom 7181 CO .1-I' E . 'ER .'IiHVI TI-I GHOCEI-LIES NTI-QTIS citv- ' QA5 cull. J ' ' ANY vii. ..' , DI. 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'W CC ENGRA'1'1,'1,A'1'1CJNS,5 IQNIOILS from BREW YOUR ITP-'1'1J41'111'-N11N1 1'1' SIIUIJPING CI1'lN'1'1'I11 Phone 4671 Pierson, Io COMPLI FMTS OF I ELECTRIC ERVICE 18 YEARS'EXPEr1IENCE IN SERVICE WORK AND NEJ INSTALLATIONS Phone 3661-+ -vlashta, IOWa FRA CES llmon Chu 11 111111501 118 Poultry bupphes Xmes Incross Hy17I1C1S Conbult us 'zbout your Urdu vour C111C1x i 1 111101195 Monday gl Fhuxsdiy MXXCI SC1111xO1xF1 IIXICHI 1 me 1171 West Cherrx FRA CES e x 3ou1 ecle, stod ei 173111 'XIL11C1 S C1tt1e1eedS Q Box C 1 We Do C-115101 C 111'1d11'1Q, xlmxmg eatX1e 1s ' AXLT C1 XIX x COMP XXX I me '1 -1 11-lwo H1 I ' 0 1'S11ll' mg-I 1 1 LS Ulu Vim . 1.-mx All Iilxf ' '1 'X ds live , N ,V W W 'E 'min --- ' J POL11lI'y Problems U ' C ,G 'fx'-1165115 xg SHN 1 1 ' 1 'K ,eu sly VR. ' w. . 1:1 A 1 1'1QIf1D 15 , 2' im' ' P111 1 121 phw , -3 - l ' .' 1 F 1 s . 0 M GGE and KD! I N ANCLNI Xx C Lglmru N CA WELL MA UFACTURI GCUMPA Y I XHROWINC CHAT! S GAIN IN POPUI XRITX Hua IS The XL II So Xldnvl armels C1 lduated Io lhe C lsewelll lrrowmg Cr ity Cherokee Iowa K 0WLE and CLARK IIAHDW Aid' 8 APPLIANCL Pl UMBINC 81 HFAIINC Phone 35 Kmgsley IQV1 Ll I 0 .-XIELI 'I f 1 VXI 1 , , W Ima ILIQIGICIJINKQ STOCK VOR SALIC AT ALI. 'l'IXlLl5 RIITH CAFE and IVY RO0M X I It II m X I WI DDIN I IN N N BRIIW and XRIXNw Ixxngslny low ' me I'I1m1C 39 CIILES SUPER MARKET Ixmgsln x Iovx 1 IxmgsIex KRAFT KLEA ER QI ICIx DI Pr NDAISI I SI Id ICI Phone GG Ihe CIefxr'01 I5 IIIQ Clothes H0511 . 11-nd' Iowa 9 IIIQSI-IIIXU VNS I1 ' IVfXI'I'I'IIiS - IJIXXI-QI'.' - ISI NQVICHS - 1 QGS III'IQiIII I'IfJ'NS A IIISINICSS K SHCI.-XI, fxII'II'f .TIS I'II4mP -115 Mingalf-x' Iowa C1UXII'I.INII'f 'IS HI RR . IIRRY YIf'I'I-fIiIX,- .A Ixhcmv ITQJ 3 1 ', '41 IIN, 1 102 o GI ,C Ilf: , E 1 H -'XT BLE MICAI Lnuu LF DS A l QUALITY PROUUCTS phone 252 Marcus, Iowa E GEL MOTOR COMPA Y PHONE 33 FHRHIEHS UU UPERHTIVE EIEVHIUR GRAIN FEED COAL SEED GRAIN DRYING AND CLEANING H C ST ENTJE5 MARCUS IOWA PETERSON MOTOR I HI f NN HIPS m f K In I0 r NIHLAAL, 1f4Q4wQ, HUM Q gf' an VME 5lI1'rQ I7fP Ii H N'.'x14,- ' l,IIUIHt' Ig4l' mi I'?m:1f 114' IIIQH1'I f.V VH'-r'f1I.n-c', Iw.-,.1 1 ' p . C. QJLI3SKIiH1IIJf C'XI ,IhXC' 19 NI V IIII flf' P4JX'IIn1 P114 Q T .3 zmrl '19-1 A - ' kvv, Imwza MALLDRY DRUG TDRE LHESFEIL IONS Phone JOM Cherokee, Iowa DDRR FEED uRAIh FEED SEFD FERTILIZEYS Grinding and Fixing Phone 69 Narcus, Iowa NEW S FI'E CLOLHI G LY CLEANIIG Phone 53 FOERECTIOYV LLE, IONA MARCD DIL v SUPPLY CDMPAY Tires and Batteries Phone 91 Marcus, Iowa MILL o Q I LED ARD ME WEAR M RRAY CLIITHI G and VOGUE STYLE HOP Kingsley LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR BUYS' QQ ,XII'IN'5 I UIiNISIIINGS I lJCJ'l'WI'f.-XII Ifllli 'I'III'I IVIXKIILY Iow lhm okee DUNN CIIEVIIIILIIT CIIMPA Y f CHEVROLET , IINTILIINA IIOINAL IIiUCI'xS I A DEIISON IMPLEMENTS xn Iey Ioxxx I4 AHNI XLL I'IiACTORb NICCORNIICIN. NI XCIIINLS I ARIS 5I'IiVICI:, IIiIb XFIIHIII XLCESSUIMI Res Phone md KI I IIIFEIUX I ION Rudy l Phone 72 Geo 272 Phone 2 H PAULI FARM EQUIPME 'I' K SI I x5 I NC 1 C SE 0 n 0 Ix a L Wx I If witvbg . , V Iowa - I'I gs ', 'Q II 0 S , L. l a I I ' I M I ' ' Q' II: ' ' I ,I ILS I I QQ ' QS Q. ffxk' 'I IQXIINI INI.XC'IIINI'.IlY iv NIBC OT . IX L 1INI.5 if V Q Sal s :I cl S rvice ' f'j i:xg.'I I1 vu L. J. SNYDER - SU DRIE RADIOS - WATCHES - S. W. PAINT - WALLPAPER GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Pierson, Iowa phone 1,161 E GEL IMPLEME TCLLMPA Y HALFD ZLL SERVICE Phone 1194 Cherokee 1 .N PLYMO TH C0 0P OIL C0 I IRLSTONE PRODUCTS TANK WAGON Wm Smld Iiobelt Beg e Nlgr Phone 90 hmgslev Iowa Cow ULU ments of DR GR H0380 and DR DE HAINES R95 Phone 02 112 hes Lhone 40 fDff1C9LL'lOI'lC' Q2 Palmer Chlropr actox 1 'NFL ROC X1 UNLFIVR XND NI IXUC RXI HH lx R XX JSI MX If Nhrcus Ivvm . L , - 031 1 I Y . , L . v7 ' O O I 0 U U , ., ','. 7 I ' J ' ' f Palmer :md Logaxi 11.51.- C:LL!YJLlI'l1Cff7l' ,f,. , ,' if' if- ZF A . , 1 'z Elmer Jester, President Clarence F Beck, Secretary James Brady, Treasurer WESTERN CRERUREE MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSUCIATIUN one Nlzlzo mst RISKS IN FORCE OVER 838,000,000 SERVIIXG THIS FARM COMMUNITY FOR THE PAST 70 YEARS HOME OFFICE MARCUS IOWA JOHNSON TIN SHOP Mm HW Warm Air Heating 8: Air Conditioning LLVNDX 6 L E' EHBICH Proprietor Cherokee Iowa Phone 342 E A IRWIN and SON INSURANCE AGENCY IIISURAICE OF ALL KIIIDS Phone 4541 Phone 2491 Plerson, Iowa DELUXE THEATER MOVIES ARE BETTER THAN EVER Kmgsleyh Iowa - 1 I T A ' A E I r ' - o o I UWAICL Cr LL HAIL M FIVLF IJEAL I HUSI ITAL, LIT A FIM 'I ALJIL U ILE HALFQ 'T JI-HI Hx u TO D IT Cherokee, Iowa Office outb o the Lex-is hotel :hone IIIIIIAIISIDE GIIIIE IIIIIISIIS 15-I Ulm I Q he 1 cukc e Iowa ,XQKRAP una SEND I IOVII I N 'IEE TATE IIA K Lhuukee vu NIPLI II Idxlxlv I AIC IIIIINSIIN MILL IIE IIEIII G PLA 'I' Ix II Ix TIIQIIIIXI IIIITIIJX Ion 1 IIC lI 'I In A LLIICDS I' AIl '1' , ' , fi, ' ' 15, 'CV I-:', I'.'iJ' '... 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ZH F. D, I. C. of I C I VF ' 11 f, 'IKX TEU' BARBER IIUP SCISSORS SHARPENED ALL MAEES OF ELECTRIC ShAV' KS Electric Shavers Repaired Kingsley Iona UICKISUN FUNERAL HUME IIUIIR XNIHI LRNC I NI' HVICI Phone 81 Iungslew 0 I LUNIIELL MANUFACTURING CUMPA Y Put I I NDELLI 'XKNI 'VIACIHNI 5 Io Wolk On 10135 ou Xre Nox Dlilllg Ihe Oldl xbhloned X ax' Cherokee 2 UHERUKEE IMPLEME T CU Che rokee Iovn 1 JOHN DFI' Rl- 8. STUDY-'Ii XREH S1115 Ez 5CIXILP DE LAN -XL NIILIxE,Hb 81 bLPARATORw FARXI VN AFI R SXYI I-.Nlw P XIRBANI-xS 'VIOHSL ILQUIPNIEXT John Deere Phone .14 or 55 Studebakel Phone 1220 2-1--- , I. Iiflifl li '- , I 'un GET TIIIC If.-XC'I'S FRONT YOUR I,l'NDIiLL IJICAI.I'IIi - Iovu C F ' , 1 THGMSGN S GARAGE I XXX IIIONISON OVNNFR lxmgblex Iowa Phone 64 WESSLI G MGTGR GG FORD IORD C XR XYD TRUCIx DEXLLR NI IHORIZED SXLES and SERVICE Phone 33 Klnglex Iowa THE WAG ER MARKET WHERE QL XLITY IS NOT EXPEXSIVE GROCERIES BAKERY ME AT M XRKET Kmgslev Iowa phone 29 EVANS IMPLEME T GGMPA Y NEW HOLLAND BAILERS ummm HXRIxIS IND OLINEH Sales and Serv1ce Phone 3 63 Marcus Iowa 8550- VHF odnixk Tractors Combmes Farm Implement o Wli P.-XY TOP PRIVICS VON OLD II-ION :AKD JUNK CARS I - ' - S IIIANS NS SUPER TIIRES If I-U LI Sb flu L I0 1 Q CE 'IRAL TRUST and AIII IIS RA II LIIIIIIJN CIN Iokee W hm 1 CHI lxOIxFF COUNTH S 'NIOST PIIOGRFSSIVF I3A'NIx IVEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM NIBFIII D I AGLIJ RRO APPAREL I 0 IIIIIIHQ N IIIOIIIIIX Ixnown ISI mia K Iothmg or XII N WONILN A CI DIILX our I ll Q IIS Io 'z AGIE CIIEVRRIET mc one wx I ' IQIep Mme w IXQIS IU 7 SICI YUIII 'I' I'LI'I III'f'I I'I'QI-I ' II C. Chi' k ve, w: NIE. ,, . . C. O I 'z my I of f I - . ' III. I PII - 2f'f'3 IVIL ., ,VV- KI 'RIN-1IxI'1' I'IIIfYIIOI,If'I'S 'I'I1z1u .Xny UtI1Q1'C':11' I I L X Xl V49 Mx f ' wx UHERUKEE FLUR l UU. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Cherokee, Iowa 225 North Roosevelt Phone 125 KJNGSLEY FURNITURE CU. Quality Furniture at Low Price Roy Meister UHERUKEE CREAMERY Your Best Cream Market Manufacturers of Goeb's Velvet Ice Cream Cherokee Pride of Iowa Butter RRUW S SUPER MARKET Cold Storage and Processing Phone 107 Quimby, iowa I Phone 30 Kingsley, Iowa A A W0 'THE AUCTIONEER YOU WANTU AUCTIONEERS--REAL ESTATE YHOKERS--REALTORS YEARS OF EXPERIENCE A A woltman Levi Lundouist Office M81-Res 173 Phone 1 23 I PIER THEATER SHOWS EVERY WEDNESDAY AND S TURDAY NIGHT Pierson Iowa CURRECTIU VHAE MARKET GROCERIES FRESH M ATS FRESH VEGETABLES HOME OWNED phone A Correctionville, Iowa BILL KIMBALL ' SPORTING GOODS RANLINGS AND WILSON EQUIPMENT 1953 So St Aubin Street Phone 6 7816 Sioux City, Iowa COL- .. LTMA Cherokee Phone Aurelia Iowa BERGLUN SCH EIDER MGTORCOMPANY Dodge -- Plymouth and Allis Chalmers Phong 207 Cherokee, Iowa K Kingsley Petroleum Company Super Service Station Conoco Oil, Gas, and Grease Refrigerated Lockers Mixed, Liquid, and Dry Fertilizers PHOHO 7 Kingsley, Iowa BEST FOOD IN TOWN Phone 2261 Pierson, Iowa EH EMA BROTHER C0 J EVERYTHING IN BUILDING MATERIAL FOR TH FARM HOME Cherokee, Iowa Phone 70 HA C 0lL E0. '-WAY CAFE 0E . CRAUI R RADIO NI ircus Iow 1 B00 TER All RYDEN CLEANERS 1+th 8: Maple Street Cherokee Iowa IRNIN'S SINCLAIR SERVICE Prompt C our te ous Service Phone 3931 Pierson, Iowa COIIIIJIIIIIQDIS of E Plerson Iowa LOPI 'NZ 'NISSFX Implements Mac hme and Weldmg P1ez son Iowa Compliments of DR K W MYERS Kingsley Iowa GN CAPF Qulmby Iowa 'NIARGARFT S SHOP NOVBIIICS and Dry Coods SHOR FY S TRUCKING SERVICE Phone 4121 Washlni OW RUSS gl HERB S FAINDARD STAT ION lungs Iey Iowa Complxrnents Of SCHISSEI.. 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' I F AY ,J h A ' V Washt Shgp Optometrist a Iowa . , . , J K I '11 I ' ' . , Q XIARIE S SHUI Kmgsley Iowa PAN IUHIL 'VI CLEAN ERS I xcluslve Drl Sheen P1 ocess Phone of 119 E W am Cherokee Iow 1 BILL'S BARBER SHOP Pierson, Iowa H GH STORE Plerson Iowa HCMAHON 8 SON Kingsley Iowa Phone 57 Prescriptions Drugs Vet Supplies MARGE'S CAFE Fountain Service Meals and Lunches Kingsley, Iowa Phone 92 JOE'S LUNCH Kingsley, Iowa Blue Bunny ce Cream Good Coffee Sandwiches RITA'S BEAUTY SHOP Kingsley, Iowa Phone 1M2 W POWELL'S D X STATION Phone 2971 Pierson, Iowa FIELDING STORE for Feeds, Gasoline, Ice Cream, an Groceries Phone Marcus 53 on 22 Phone Pierson 2163 FARM BUREAU INSURANCE SERVICE Cherokee, Iowa Agents E , Beryl, and Ray Phone 350 JOHNSON PAINT AND WALLPAPER Cherokee 112 North Second Street Phone 935 Pratt, Lambert, and Lion Brand Paints and Varnishes JOYCE LUMBER COMPANY Lumber, Paint, and Wallpaper Kingsley, Iowa NORRIS CH ROKEE MOTORS Chrysler Plymouth Dealers Cherokee, Iowa MARSHALL'S DECORATING STORES Finest Paints Venetian Blinds Floor Coverings Wallpaper in Stock 1R65 Storm Lake, Iowa 1199 Cherokee, Iowa KINGSLEY LUM ER COMPANY Building Supplies and Coal Phone 37 PIERSON CASH Where you can buy for less Pmerson Iowa GREEN LANTERN CAFE Cherokee, Iowa VELMA'S SHOP Corsets, Lingerie, Accessories Cherokee, Iowa MILLER MCCLINTOCK AGENCY Insurance for every need Phone N9 Cherokee - Has No Equal , . ,J V . .I ' I d d COUR FRIGII I' TEXACO SERVICE B F Goodrlch Tlres Phone 30 Qulmby Iowa LARRY'S Seed and Nursery Store Cherokee, Iowa R IT TS BARBER SHOP Washta Iowa Marcus Greenhouse Marcus Iowa Phone 26M YELHA'S BEAUTY BOX Variety Hair Styling Kingsley, Iowa Phone 61 NELSON HATCHERY Hy line Chicks Wayne Feeds Marcus Phone 178 Compliments HOME J C Penny Company Cherokee Iowa HEISSNER INSURANCE AGENCY For complete insurance protection Phone 2691 Pierson, Iowa Comphmemsof DENLINGER BROS SERVICE S TATION Pierson Iowa JACK'S RECREATION PARLOR Pierson, Iowa cKernan's Store General Merchandise Shoes and Overshoes Dry Goods Marcus Phone 15 Sears and Roebuck Cherokee Iowa THE ISBELL AGENCY General Insurance Real Estate Loans Bonds Phone 28 Correctionville Iowa Compliments Hawley Allison Company Cherokee, Iowa John F Dunn Wiring and Fixing Marcus, Iowa Phone '76 Dr G A Weidemeir Veterinarian Marcus Igwa Phone IM6 T M Tlmmms 6. Sons Corner of Main and Second St Cherokee, Iowa Phone 699 HE RMAIN TREPTOW S BARBER SHOP Klngsley Iowa IRWIN'S SINCLAIR SERVICE Prompt Courteous Service Phone 3931 Pierson, Iowa I - 9 - of Poultry Service BOOTHBY FUNERAL 7 M s of . C TREPTDW TAPPAN GAS STOVES GAS FURNAFE INSTALLATION 8 TANKS A A MOOD GAS DROODERS SIE LER OIL BURNTRS TANK HEATERS HALILTON CLOIH S DRYERS 1 WASnERS For Hook uw and Bottle Gas Service Phone 2281 01' 4571 r ierson Iowa Lunches and Dinners CN unfectlons Phone 88 ll L IS Iovx Home 'Vlade Ice Cor eam offee IOWA PUBLIC SERVICE Phone Q1 J nlngsley, Iowa Compliments Buy of a friend Sav1nps Bonds 0 O Q I s l L Tx -- G .L '- LAGE' CAFE A A - C M: 1 , 'a , . E I r I , W gz INT R COLLEGIATE P S PM ORV HIM! OFFIII KunsusC1ty E - RES Pzsbi MH, CMP' Mn'1U'n:'..v+ Bnuv B'-gr' T 1