CYGNET V+ Y PP'Y h + + d GRIMES HIGH SCHOOL GRIMES IOWA DEDICATION Thus +he l948 Cygnei' ns dedlca+ed +0 fhe Grumes sacruflces of her sons may Hrs achuevemenfs ever be such as +0 fur+her +he fame of Grlmes. of fhe fufure. Shengfhened in fhe realizafion of fhe Senior Class ol IQ!-L8 Class Officers Presidenl Duane Baer Vice Presidenl' Jaclc Kingman Secrefary-Treasurer Clelus D-:nlon Class Motto ONLY A COMMENCEMENT Class Flower WHITE CARNATION Class Colors GREEN AND WHITE BOARD OF EDUCATION Edward O Donnell Presldenf Berl' Baer Jolwn Kmsey Gladys Kolwls Earl Peafzman Alberl E Hember Cusfodlan Lesfer Friar-Secretary T. H. Friar--Treasurer THE BACKGROUND OF ALL LIVING IS EDUCATION ERMA MARTENS Prmclpal English Socual Scrence Iowa Siale Teachers College Drake B S Degree RUTH SCHLUETER Mafhemahcs English Soclal Science Emporua Kansas Bellevue Nebraska B A Degree GARNETTA JONES 7+h and 8+h Simpson College Colorado S+a+e Teachers College Drake HELEN BRIGGS 3rd and 41h Iowa Sfafe Teachers College Drake Foul LEADERS IN LEARNING Supermlendenl' Ma+hema'hcs Commercial Grunnell B A Degree Drake M A Degree MELVIN F CHURCH Afhlehcs Physlcal Scuence lndusfrlal Educahon Kearney Slale Teachers College B A Degree JAMES CASSELL Muslcal Dlreclor Unuverssly of Hawau Drake DORA PAGLIAI 5'I'h and 6+h Iowa Sfale Teachers College Drake IVAH BUTLER Isl and 2nd Des Moines College Drake Iowa Sfaie College I L. c. MARTENS SENICDRS if wwf 2 , ff I la' 4 gba '1 ,L ,o f an f rf . 77 ,qy ' t rl rf' L L ,X I f l I u Q4 U! THE END OF THE LINE DUANE BAER DUANE A greaf genlus wull sincerely acknowledge hls defecfs Baslcefball Foofball Baseball Band Dramahcs Presuden+ Secreiary Mnxed Chorus l234 2-4 l23-4 l23-4 23-4 I234 JEANNE BECKEL BECKIE Learn fo llve and llve 'lo learn Baskefball l 2 4 Dramahcs l 2 3.4 Cheerleader Mlxed Chorus I 2 3 4 CLETUS DENTON CLETE An ounce of fun IS worfh a pound of sadness Baslcelball Band Dramahcs Presndenf Secreiary Mlxed Chorus I234 I23-4 23-4 I23-4 QfffifffflffffffflQffff1: ' ' ' IfClfifffffffffllffQfffQ4 ' H ' m ':Liifff11iffffffffffffffffff F ' ' ffjff1ffffQQQQQfCfQfffflffu' as so ee,e,,eee.,,e., ,,eee . .C M4 JACK KINGMAN Sly Imavery IS 'I'oo hard for honesf wlsdom Baskefball Fooiball Baseball Band Dramahcs Vlce Presldenf Muxed Chorus PATSY OYRES Small buf oh my' Class of 1948 JACKIE I 4 4 I2-4 I2 4 234 I 4 A Dramahcs 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 JANE SAVAGE When love and duly clash Ie+ dufy go Io smash Baslcelball Dramahcs Band Secrelary Cheerlea Mixed Chorus JANIE I234 2 I 4 I ssssss, I, I ssss....ssssv,,,W, , , - -3 as s.ss I ssssw ,,,,A., ,w,..,, , , - -3- ' ' 'IJIC I Cffffffffffvffful 3:4- ' ,,,,,,,,77,,,,,,,,,,7 , .,,. , , -2-3- IIP Tll Baskefball .A.A,.,.,,,,s,..,,,,,,,,,,.u,,,,,,, ,,s,.. 2 ' ,H ,,,, ,,., , . I- - - ' ,v,,, ,,,,,A,,,.,,,,,, , ., ..I- - - ' MICiilIIIIiii:i:I1.iiIItI-2-3:4 der .. ,,Y.,,,,,.., . A ,,,. H 2 ' I sssss,,,,W,,,.Ass I ,. -2-3- EBI! Class of 1948 JACK SLAUGHTER SI pper Gave a man Iuck and fhrow hum lnlo lhe sea Baslrelball Foofball Baseball Dramahcs GALEN SLOAN GALE Noihlng IS 'loo hugh 'For a man Io reach If he climbs wrlh confldence Baslxeiball Baseball Dramahcs Vuce Presldenf Band Mixed Chorus JOAN WEISER JOANY I+ us no+ good for a man fo be alone Baslcelball Dramahcs Cheerleader Mixed Chorus I2 4 I234 I 4 I -4 l23-4 234 I24 I 4 I23-4 ll a ll , Y,,,,a ,,,.,r.., , ,, , I-2-3 . V,,,,,r,, I a,,,,,,r,,,,, ,, ,a,, , - -3- ' 'ffQ,fQ 'ICC ICICImi,aiiiiIlICiIlIIIl3:4- I ,H , ,,,,a,, ,,,,, ,a,,,,, I , I -2-3- Foo'l'baII ., , , ,, ,. -2-3 ' ' , is I 312- - ' A ,I ,,,,,, ,,,,,, , .. - -3- I I , , -2-3- ' . . .. , , ,I-2-3-4 or , aaaal, , ,4 NAME Duane E aer Jack L Kingman Jane Marne Savage Palsy Emma Oyres Joan Lucllle Weiser Jerry H Wnghl' Galen Dean S oan Clara J Beckel Cle'lus Helen Denlon Dalsy Marne Wnlson Jack Davls Slaughler Class DAISY WILSON WILLIE Silence maybe golden buf nl has no charms for me Dramahcs Muxed Chorus Gurl Reserve GAA JERRY WRIGHT FREDDIE I d rafher sfudy women Baskelball Foolball Baseball Presldenl' Cheerleader Mixed Chorus Dramaflcs NICKNAME Duane Jac Janne a Joany Freddne Ga e Bec Clele Dans BP lhan books honesf handsome shorl shorler e chubby 'Iall dark and smokey s sfudnous Valedlcforlan a fllrf a mce guy I2 4 I2 4 I2 4 I2 4 I234 HAS a red shlr'I' new look a cuI'e pup a cule smle a gold +ooI'h red hair a sleady sma wausllme bug walsl' me poor e es shorl' halr of 1948 RAVES ABOUT NOTED FOR new look blondes Wlllle s For men In general Fleefllne Chevles lhe women L C s Sfudebaker Blllle H Vance Hudson good fealures arguing bemg heljyhaa dancmg clerknng bug feel hlsl hmque wrlh women fasl +aIkung grades smn e pllohng AMBITION lawyer bachelor Broadway 'lyplsl housewafe no such lhlng e horsedoc e marrued housewnfe nurse mnlluonaare A I I ' -VYV'vv-AVV VV'-YVVV- ',vVV---VV--VVv V V 4 ' ,........,,.,,,.,,,,....,...,,.. 4 ' ,, ,,,,,, , , , ,,,, L2-3 . . . ...,,,,,,,,,, , ...s,,, ,,,,,,,,, . 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Snap-shot Page Class Hlstory Those who slarled un lhe llrsl grade lwelve years ago un Augusl l93b were Duane Baer Mary Bagallu Leonard Corsunollu Clelus Denlon Francel Guunn Jack Kungman Carolyn Mulls Maruana Os uerhoul Jummy Punegar Orus Rucharson Darrell Rulchharl Irene Sassalellu Bully Thompson Johnny Wulcox Belly Lou Rule and Ver non La Fee Of lhus number only lhree are lunlshung lhus year They are Duane Baer Clelus Denlon and Jack Kungman We had our besl Valenlune Day Celebraluon lhe llrsl year ln lhe second grade Clara Jeanne Beckel Aluce Kahley Wayne Ruchards Galen Sloan and Jerry Wrughl were added Francel Guunn Lucel Guunn and lrene Sassalellu moved away Carolyn Mulls Or: Rucharson and Belly Rule remauned un grade one Wayne Ruchards was always lhe laslesl runner bul Duane Baer was second besl al lhal age Paluenl Mrs Buller was slull wulh us The lhurd grade was enlarged by Malorue Brown Marguerule Sny der and Joan Weuser who were relauned from lhe year before Fran Leonard Corsunollu moved away as dud Aluce Kahley Jummue Punegar and Darrell Rulchharl had been relauned un lhe lhurd grade our lourlh year However Howard Gossmeyer was add d Darrell had passung grades bul he was relauned because hus folks lhoughl he was loo young Our lourlh year broughl our llrsl huslory lexls ol whuch lhere was some dread We loo had lhe loldung desks of whuch were menluoned lasl year as excellenl shlelds of refuge lor gum chewers candy munchers spulball lhrowers elc Our allulude so duscouraged Muss Seuberl lhal she became Mrs Bruggs sux years aler Donald Wupperman Jack Slaughler Junuor Meuer Howard Goss meyer Clolel Guunn and Francel Guunn came un lhe fullh grade wulh our class Galen Sloan however moved lo Waukee lhe llrsl semesler We losl Howard Gossmeyer and Maruana Oslerhoul by lheur laul ure of lhe lullh grade Jane Savage came lo lhe suxlh grade S dud Charles Loruey bul he moved away un lhe muddle ol lhe lasl sem esler Carolyn Cox and Muldred Wykoll came un lhe second semesleu Muss McCloskey was our leacher lhal year and lhe nexl ln hus grade we had such large desks lhal we could hardly peep over lh 'n Conlrarnly un our Freshman year we had desks much smaller lhan lhose we had un lhe suxlh year Palsy Oyres and June Punegar lauled lhe year before and so were un lhe sevenlh grade wulh us Mary Louuse Kennedy and Belly Johnson were added bul neulher was wulh us for a very long lume Clara Jeanne Beckel had slarled un a counlry school her sevenlh year so was nol wulh us Clolel Guunn Francel Guunn and Muldred Wykolls names dad nol appear on lhe eughlh grade roll There were lwo new pupuls how ever They were Marguerule Snyder and Galen Sloan Galen had moved back from Waukee Marguerule from Calulornua Our llrsl year un hugh school mussed Carolyn Cox bul was agaun reslored lo uls lormer number by Lela Mae Weese Our leachers were Mr and Mrs Marlens Mrs Beverage and Muss Hollman However we losl Lela lhe nexl year our second un hugh sc ool The leachers were lhe same lhal year excepl lhal Mrs Schuele look lhe place of Mrs Beverage June Punegar Marguerule Snyder and Donald Wupperman dropped oul our lhurd year Donald louned lhe Navy Roberl Wruslen had lauled lo secure as many creduls as needed lhe year before because of unlurues sullered un an accudenl so he was added lo our roll lor a shorl lume Roberl quul school soon aller hus Junuor year so we no longer had hum wulh us as Sensor Dausy Wulson however enrolled un lume lo lunush lhe lasl year wulh The complele Senuor class us now Duane Baer Jeanne Beckel Clelus Denlon Jack Kungman Palsy Oyres Jane Savage Jack Slaughler Galen Sloan Joan Wesse- Dausy Wulson and Jerry Wrughl Llcfeuu I ' I , ' , ' . ' - - . l + u cel Guinn was in lhe class again, as she had moved back lo lown. I I G . l . . ' ' h . n . t n n I u '- e . , - ' ' ' us. ' ' . h , I O . . I . . Class Prophecy When I first learned that I had to wrrte the class prophecy I was defrnrtely drsmayed for to make one rnterestrng the foretellrng mut be drfferent I went home openly drsgusted rth the burden lard up on my shoulders Srttrng tryrng to thunk ot somethrng to happen to people rs drffrcult and even more so when ones srster rs deepy en grossed rn the trrals ot The Lone Ranger I soon acqurred a splrt trng headache and adlourned to the medrcrne cabrnet to take an as prrrn In my mental drsturbance my hand chanced to stray to a box of sleeprng tablets Instead of the asprrrn I took two and rmmedrate ly as I relaxed on the couch I fell deep rn slumber The followrng nrghtmare ensued For varrous reasons I had the Senrors of 48 ended up after ten years rn the lower walks of lute When Cletus after she marrred traveled wrth her husband all over the Unrted States rn pursurt of her husband s work she never dreamed that she mrght come across her old classmates They had all gone to drtferent parts of the country for they were anxrous to be away from Ye Olde Home Town for a whrle Clete and her better half lrved rn a swank New York Apartment on upper Frfth Avenue She greeted her husband affectronately when he came home from work each nrght but tonrght he was especrally ax cated for he bore news that they were to start on a tour of the U S for hrs companys benefrt They packed therr clothes and many other necessrtres took the four chrldren all boys to Aunt Joys home on lower Manhattan Island They then called a cab for the trrp to the Grand Central As the duet entered the cab Clete thought the cabby looked famrlrar but the drawn faced hollow eyed man showed no srgns of latrvely through the rear vrew mrrror As therr eyes met they srmul taneously crred out Cletus Denton' and Why Galen Sloan' After many exclamatrons of surprrse and pleasure Gale started tell rng hrs troubles It seems hrs wrfe Guess Who7 was certarnly a henpecker and hrs cryrng bawlrng chrldren wouldnt let hrm sleep rf and when he got the chance They finally reached the statron and bade farewell to sorrowrng Galen and were at last on therr way to therr tirst stop Cleveland Ohro As the parr stepped off the trarn they heard ott to the rrght of the statron platform a small weak vorce callmg Pencrls pencrls nrcker pencrls Automatrcally therr heads turned toward the vorce and srghted a short ragged lookrng creature degectedly holdrng colored pencrls rn hrs hand It was easy for Clete to recognue another class mate blonde Jack Krngman They presented hum a consrdarabla amount of money reprrmandlngs and wrshes of good luck rn the fu ture Wrth that they left hrm After trnrshrng therr busrness the two left on the tram tor Chrcago After restrng and feeling the need for some recreation they went to the ball park to see the Chrcago Cubs battle the Cleveland Indrans They notrced a great deal of actrvrty around the Cubs dugout One fellow was scurryrng around carryrng bats At first the thought he mrght be the famous batter Peanuts Lowry who was very careful to prck hrs bats On closer scrutrny we beheld the person to be only an energetrc bat boy Stull closer rnspectron drsclosed to them that the boy was Duane Baer who was a baseball enthusrast rn hrs hrgh school days but has enthusrasm was rather shortlrved and he had tc resort to berng bat boy Twclre After they had frnrshed therr busrness rn Chrcago they boarded the Rocket for Des Mornes whrch was near therr home towns Thev wrshed to celebrate whrch kept them out rather late or early rn th mornrng As they neared the Fort Des Mornes Hotel they notrced two men lazrly cleanrng up the streets wrth brooms As they came closer Clete recognrzed one of them as another old classmate Jerry Wrrght who had never gone any farther away from hrs home than Des Mornes They conversed for awhrle and then parted wrth the hope that they mrght see each other agarn whrch was very rnevrtable They frnrshed the transactrons rn Des Mornes plus numerous vrsrts and agarn started on therr rourney The next stop was St Lours Mrssourr They decrded to combrne busrness wrth pleasure and took a clrent to a burlesque Lo and behold who should be the star of the show but Darsy Wrlson Only for certarn unaccountable reason she was known as the Gypsy Rose Lee of Iowa It was evr ent that Darsy strll retarned her grrlrsh hugh school frgure They were det rnrtely shocked at the career Mrss Wrlson had chosen for herself and left the show wrth undue haste The next stop was San Antonro Texas They decrded to patronrzr, the dude ranch the Crrcle A Many professronal gamblers frequented the ranch for numerous wealthy people were always vacatronrng there They watched an excrtrng poker game whrch Included the famous card shark Jack Slaughter who received hrs trarnrng by playlng Penny Ante rn the local tavern rn hrs old home town The next stop was Salt Lake Clty Utah They were rnvrted to the huge Great Salt Lake bathing resort and there they drscovered Jeanne Beckel sellrng red hot dogs rn a small canopred stand She was cer tarnly excrted about all the moola she had taken rn plus seerng and talkrng wrth many young handsome Calrfornras who chanced to come to thrs resort One rn partrcular The next stop was Reno Nevada In one of the numerous nrght spots the couple ran across Joan Werser who rn a tearful eprthet related that she was there to drvorce her tenth husband One could easrly see that she had been very aggres srve as soon as she completed hrgh school The next crty rn lrne was San Francrsco They traveled by tram drrectly to the coast and came Into the old crty by way of boat A they docked and stepped off the gang plank Clete notrced a gran brllboard prcturrng the small but strll dazzling shaped form of Patsy denotrng that she was the Sweetheart of the U S S Fred T Berry Only her name was not Oyres anymore She was the wrfe of the can tam of the shrp who had rrsen rn rank from a mere Frremarr second class rn ten years After completrng therr busrness rn San Francrsco they boarded a boat and landed rn Los Angeles On therr first opportunrty they ven tured rnto Hollywood On the famed cross sectvons of Hollywood lr Vrne they were much drstracted by the wo ves They heard one es pecrally loud whrstle automatrcally turned and there was another old classmate Jane Savage whrstlrng at Cletes hubby Jane In ten years had not lost her Baby face and strll looked as young and rnno cent as ever Evrdently Clete s husband strll looked rather young also They talked together for awhrle but soon parted wrth a word of advrc whrch naturally was rgnored by Jane After the transactrons were completed the two flew drrectly to New York and were reunrted wrth therr boys lmmedrately I woke and pondered rf perhaps thrs nrghtmare mrght actually come true but I doubt rt J . . . . 5 ' I ' I . . H . . . . H' ld' 1 1 ' ' a 4 l I . I . . , recognition. During the ridelshe noticed the .man eyeing her specu- I . D K . ' . , I I :I . H . . A . 1 I I ' J I s . s . I' D . 1' ' I. . . . . D . . . ' I v , , 1 . ' I ' . I F - I I - r I ' Snap shot Page im, f1rSx,u-. L .. .ua- :JL us JLLJ x.....J JL A42 ANI' 1 J.: .1.4. 1 .---' --nn shi' .au U. wi fn VD . xt 'Ll uf: Ilan in CUTEY JERRY JHAT? Thxrtec 1 - ,,,,, - 1 , V Y ..... . . .,,. v- 'N .-,nw ., ' . A 0.4 X' A' l...,,x1'.',:4fA 4' y 1 .,.-- 4 - 'sm . , .Z . W... ., Q 4 'fj , ,, , N,,,,,,, m ,, Nf.,,,-. f. Nz., - Q.wL-zf MILA ,Q Q M.: ,, L ,, .. ,,. CUM. JA! .. wx A-,n.z.u I C Qf,,...? . EH y- ..,I.,.,,J4 f.-Rf.-. ,L,,,,,I'A. ...,, k, I.-f D. .. . Class Wlll We lhe Senuor Class of I948 realuze 'fhal The lume us drawung near when we mus? deparl from ihus domaun of compuele pleasure anzl happuness We wanl fond memorues +o remaun lherefore we have assemb'ed lo declare our las? wull and leslamenl To Ruchard Kohls Duane Baer leaves hus dauly conversaluonal ballle un Luleralure Class wufh Mrs Marlens Jane Savage wulls her abululy lo play hooluey fo Evelyn Wupp rman Jaclu Slaughler leaves hus aflracluve haur dress 'lo James We ser To Jum Punegar Clelus Denlon bequeafhes her surplus A s Jaclu Kungman wulls hus bow legs lo Beverly Wules The Senuors wush 'lhey had lhe abu uly lo pay a'Henluon un Scuence Class so 'lhey could bequeafh ul lo fhe Junuors Palsy Oyres leaves l'er abululy fo draw lhe allenluon of oul of iown boys lo Vurgunua Colluns and Veuna Wupperman lo duvude Jeanne Beclcel wulls her movue sfar eye lashes lo Joy Denlon lo charm fhe boys menls on gurls lo lhe fufure fre hmcn Duane Baer leaves hus nughl owl laclucs lo Herbue Wulson Jaclu Kungman leaves hus way wuih lhe ladues lo Danuel Beau champ and may he u e ul wusely Dausy Wulson leaves her rosv cheelus lo Carolyn Malls Galen Sloan leaves Evelyn Wupperman Peruod Clelus Denlon wulls her abulufy lo shun lhe masculune specues ex cepf one lo Shurley Paulson Joan Weuser leaves Paul Polfer lo Rhela Xluese The Senuors leave 'lheur abululy lo have hu ho fumes al play pracluce 'lo lulure play casls Galen Sloan wulls luus wollung abululy fo Jane Weuser I ll We unwullungly wull our dugnuly and pouse fo lhe Junuor Clas men Heaven lcnows lhey need ul Jerry Wrughf leaves hus abululy lo gel lhe car every nughl lo Ron ald Baer and hopes he falres aovanlage of ul To Joy Denlon Jane Savage leaves her meelr luflle laugh Dausy Wulson leaves her abululy lo smule al Jummue Seuberl fo Vur gunua Colluns Cleius Denlon and Jane Savege wull fheur abululy lo sfay home weel: nughls fo Jum and Luz The Senuors leave Ronald Rosenberg lor Carolyn Mulls un place of Jack Kungman To Dale Schlueler Jerry Wrughl wulls hus popularuly wufh +he gurls Joan Weuser wulls her abululy fo sleep and slrup school on Monday mornungs lo Verna Wupperman Jeanne Beclrel wulls her affracluveness for fall blond boys lo Mar ulyn Seuberl' Jaclu Slaughler guves hus buauns lo lhe leachers who losl lheurs leacluung hum To Anne Kunsey Joan Weuser leaves her abulufy lo flurl wulh Mr Marfens To lhe young green sproufs of fhe hugh school namely lhe Fresu men we submuf all of our arfullery for self defense un assembly revo u fuons To our good fruends lhe sell salufued Sophomores we bequealh our worldly wusdom and renown To fhern we also leave our pafuence I+ wull be found useful as lh only means of endurung 'the Junuor To lhe Junuor Class fhe norlh row ol sea s un lhu. assembly whuch shall unclude Furs? all nofeboolrs and papers lefl lhereun Second all second hand gum under sad seals and Thurd all cold bre ze and sunshune admul ed by no h wundows ol saud a embly I I . . I 4 , . . l ' .J , . The fhree Senior slooges leave lheir abilily lo observe new gar- ' . I t . J . . I I ' , e 5 ' nu u ILL., Baccalaureate Service LUTHERAN CHURCH 8:00 o'clock May 9, I948 PROGRAM Processional Holy Holy Holy lnvocafiore Our Prayer Hymn Sermon Medulalnon B ned:c cn Scripture Lesson and Prayer Rece sional Crusaders Hymn High School Chorus ev. Paul T. Meyer Mixed uarlel' Congregahon ev Paul T Meyer Clefus Denlon Rev Paul T Meyer Hugh School Chorus Commencement Exerclses Proces lonal lnvocahon Salura ory HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 8 OO o clock Ma I3 945 Sorwewlrere a Vouce us Calling Valedzcfory Now as The Hour Presenfallon of 8'rh Grade Diplomas Garne+'ra Jones Teacher On Wmgs of Song Presenlahon of Dnplomas Tokens of Grahlude Benedlclzor Recessnon Ta ps School Band Sherwood Roser Jeanne Beclcel Jerry Wrughl' Cle+us Denfon Jr HI Sex+eHe Sup+ L C Marfens Trombone unnlel' Edward O Donnell Jacx Kingman Rev Russell Boyles School Band R H -- Q R . . y , I Address Dr. Hazel Weekly l , l . . . .. . .. V Y Y Y N Y Q . lPresiden+ of Board of Educalionl . , . Class Nlghi and Muszcal Flghhng lrlsh Deep ln My Hear? Hymn Me ody Viennese Melody Fosfer Medley Foolball Awards Andanhno Glrls Baslcelball Awards May 7 I948 Eluzabelh Bauman Clelus Denlon Jerry Wrughl Ronald Baer Roclced ln The Cradle Of The Deep McNamaras Band Golden Bears Boys Baslce+ball Awards Clarlnels On Parade Grimes Hush Show Glow Worm Allendance Awards The Pals Musnc Awards Wnen Day ls Done Mughly Forlress Royal Purple Vlrglnla Colllns Jaclc Kingman Band Coach Church Saxaphone uarlel Coa h Church Joy Denlon Band Coach Church Clarunel Quarlel Seniors of 48 Marilyn Bohrofen Supl l. C Marlens Melvin Wnles Lloyd Peulzman Mr Cassel Band O . I ' C Q Evelyn Wipperman, Rhela Weisc .. I.. ', 1-W Q 1 ' ,, 35,4 LASSES XX X X 'A QQ 4 I Q A Y vi mmlyx Q WP S 5 1 AD! .4 5? pf' i 5, 1-E-S X5 XX xx UK f 1,. Ilq xxx - aff ' 1 - Q .. ' 1 ' nm5 'v 'Q IU I E V 1 TM r g1 w,.,45?f1lg l1vll fl H fs - If : r 4 . VIIVIJLX IQ, WW , I Qu , in, g g Q5 KS A' -' SX 3 5 'I X W ,r' N , q u 5fS N. 'xxzf I 5' f :vi f A 1 1 X I' X - 'X' 5 v W is 1 - r 5 W. ' X 'A QW Qs f W!! , ff QW i ff n' Jumor Semor Banquet May I was fhe dafe and fhe Colony Room Commodore Hofel was fhe scene for an evenf which had been one of fhe mosf anfncn pafed of fhe Commencemenf season fhe Junlor Sensor Banquef The fheme for fhe banquef Sprlngfeme w s carried ouf In fhe program and In fhe decoraflons The nuf cups were desngned as May baslrefs In fhe class colors green and whufe Green fapers grac fhe class flower Dalnfy green and whlfe prunfed programs Memorues nn desugn for Sprungflme llsfed fhe class offucers faculfy menu and program for fhe evenlng To add fo fhe fesflvnfy of fhe occasnon color u crepe paper hafs of fancy desugn were guven as favors James Weuser and Evelyn Wnpperman served as hosf and hosfess and Evelyn as foasfmusfress presuded o er fhe program an a charm :ng manner Everyone appearlng on fhe program deserved much cre duf fhe musical numbers presenfed by Mr Cassel bewng especually enloy d Each guesf was presenfed af fhe close of fhe program wnfh beaufuful whlfe carnafxon and upon deparfrng all expressed fhelr ap precuafuon fo fhe Juniors for a very happy occaslon PROGRAM Toasf Musfress A Sprung Bouquef Response Vocal Solo Bufferfhes Lnfe Problems The Search Plano Solo Pof of C-old MENU Evelyn Wlpperman James Weiser Galen Sloan Jrm Cassel Jim Plnegar Don Mulls Pafsy Oyres Jerry Wrnghf Clefus Denfon Grapefrulf Juice Swiss Sfeal: Whnpped Pofafoes Vegefable De Jour Tossed Salad Relnshes Rolls and Buffer Candy and Nufs Sliced lce Cream wlfh Frozen Sfrawberrles Coffee Nmctccm 0 O . , ' . ' ' ' , f l H ' ' a ' ' . W . V . - ed fhe fable and fhe cenferpieces were bouquefs of whife carnafions, .1 e ' ' a 3 Completed- 1 To Go Jumors E elyn WIpperman James We ser Don Mlls Jm Pmegar The Jumor Class On Seplember Isl of I947 four grunmng Junlors fuled In+o lhe assembly lo full +he vacanl seals lhe lasl year Jun Iors had so gladly lefl' fo 'lhem Thus quarfel consusled of Evelyn Wlpperman JIm Pmegar Donald Hember and James Welser Under +heIr sponsor who IS Mrs Schlueler fhey gravely elecfed fhelr class offlcers James Welser was elecled as Presldenl Donald Hember as Vnce Presndenl Evelyn Wnp perman as Secrelary and JIm Pmegar as Treasurer Evelyn also bemg 'lhe only gurl was elecled cheer leader On November l4'lh lhe JunIors wIl'h lhe help of a 'few Sophomores held +heIr play Good Graclous Grandma whnch was dIrec+ed by Mrs Marlens ln 'lhe mlddle of The year Donald Hember moved 'lo Grand Island Nebraska Soon af+er +hIs Don Mulls came +o 'T ty our school from Johnsion +o full Donald Hembers empfy space shll leavmg four classmales In alhlehczs all of +hese classmafes look achve parl' ln baskelball JIm Pmegar Evelyn Wlpperman and Don Mllls were on 'lhe Hrsl' leam JIm Welser was a very good sub shlufe In foofball Jlm Pmegar and JIm Weuser made firs+ +eam Don Hember was a subshlule Baseball 'found lhese same boys worlung 'For +heIr school Sublecls +aken by +hese pupuls In 'lhe Hrsl semesler In cluded Amerucan LIfera+ure gIven by Mrs Marlens Typ Ing and Commercual Law laugh? by Mr Marfens and Ad vanced Algebra guven by Mrs Schluefer In fhe second semesler sublecls changed some whaf lnsfead of Com mercual Law Gover'Imen+ was faughl by Mrs Schlueler and Inslead of Advanced Algebra Busuness Arllhmehc also laughl by Mrs Schlueler 0 Q v ' , I , l , l ' . 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I ' n s 'wen ' Ready and Willing Sophomores Farsi Row leff lo rnghr Colleen Lomax Joy Denfon Vlrgma Collms Carolyn Mllls Slella Pmegar Ellzabefh Bauman Second Ro leff fo rughl Ronald Rosenberg Richard Kohls James Seuberf Dale Schlueler George Booher The Sophomore Class Lasl Sepiember eleven bold and mnschlevous loolung people walked mio fhe assembly lrymg +o acl luke Sopho mores They were all resled up afrer a long vacahon +o sfarf +he work of fheur fanfhful and frusfworlhy predecessors If was fun lusl' lo srl back and wafch The llHle green 'fresh men fake fherr punushmenl' Vrce Presldeni Richard Kohls Secrelary and Treasurer Joy Denlon Slella Pmegar was elecied 'fo be lhe cheer leader and Mrs Marlens was fhe class sponsor The llrsf semesier lhey carried Geomeiry Engllsh Bro logy Home Economics or Manuel Tranmng and World Hrs lory lhe laH'er was dropped a+ fhe beglnmng of lhe new semesler January 5 rhey had a skahng parly al Tanners and lar er refreshmenfs were served al +he home of Vnrgmla Collms Carolyn Mnlls Eluzabefh Bauman Dale Schuleler Ron ald Rosenberg and Colleen Lomax helped 'rhe Junlor Class In pulhng on fhelr play This made ll' possible for all of 'l'he Sophomores +o be nn one play or fhe olher Anofher bug evenl of lhe year was The Freshman and Sophomore play Grea+ Sco'Hs Ellzabelh Bauman Joy Denron and Carolyn Mills were rhe gurl s baskelball squad and Vrrglma Collms was on 'lhe second 'leam Those ou+ for foolball 'lhas year were James Selberl llrsl' leam George Booher and Rnchard Kohls second feam When 'lhe baseball call came James Selberl' Rlchard Kohls George Booher Ronald Rosenberg and Dale Schlue fer reporfed Affer passlng The crlsls of ihe year 'lhey will move on up lhe ladder when +hey reporf again nex'I' year fo be up per classmen a long looked forward 'ro evenl' T ty . 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I The officers elecled were: Presidenl, Ronald Rosenberg. in lhe sexfele and each also held a llrsl' ieam posilion on wen One Just over the Threshold Freshman Beverly Wales Roberf Wrrghf Marllyn Selberi Marhn Lani Verna Wrpperman Da ld Hammond The Freshman Class As school began sux green looking Freshman walked Info 'lhe assembly During 'lhe 'hrsf day of school rhey were sen? to fhe drfferenf class rooms fo receive +helr lessons for +he following day The courses 'lhey are faking are Al gebra from Mr Marlens English Mrs Schluefer General Scnence Mr Church whsle fhe gurls are fakmg cookmg from Mrs Marrens and 'lhe boys manual rrammg 'From M Church In manual rralmng 'lhe boys were allowed +o make al mos+ anyfhung Some of fhe fhmgs +hey made were maga zlne racks fables chairs and sfands of dlfferenl kinds The Presldenf Vlce Preslden+ Sec Treas Cheerleader gars In cookmg have made many mce 'lhmgs Some fhnngs 'lhal fhey made are cookies cakes ples and shorfcake One of fhe buggesr even+ nn school year for +he Fresh man was fhelr unlhahon whnch was Sepfember 8 Durmg fhls day many of +hem had +herr pnclures raken by uppe classmen Thar mgh+ +he res+ of The hugh school held a par Nof long affer school was sraried fhe dlffereni classes chose offrcers The ofhcers of ihe Freshman Class are Beverly Wales Marhn Lani' Verna Wlpperman Verna Wlpperman The Freshman Sophomore Class Play Greal ScoHs was guven March I9+h The Freshman Class has complefed a fine year under +henr sponsor Mr Church 'I tyl l r , - , . . I . . . . 0 . . I - n . ' rl . . . 1: - ly for us in fhe gym. 'wen ' HVU IT HAPPENED HERE' SEPTEMBER School Opens Foofball SIar+s Bookmoblle came for Iursr fume Freshmen Inuhaflon Al+oona Here Movnes 24-Rev Tomshany spolre 'fo hugh school 26 Urbandale There 30 Mr Cassel s+ar'red band OCTOBER Urbandale Here Furs? deporfmenf holiday Woodard Here MIlCh9llVIll6 There I4-Bagley Here 20 Woodward There 24-Woodside Homecomnng Here 27 Call of Ihe Prarle 28 Hember and Welser sIay 'ro 4 30 30 Runnells Cancelled ram NOVEM BER Dorofhy BenneII' Show HarpnsI Slafe Teachers Convenhon Pareni Teachers Assocrahon Meehng Juniors make fafal affempf af class play I4-Junior class play Waullee Here End of 2nd sux weells Alioona Here Thanlrsglvung DECEMBER Granger There Woodward Here Adull Educahon Urbandale Here Doroihy Bennerf Show Young Bear Amerlcan Induan Granger Here Merldufh Pub Here Johnsfon There Xmas Program Xmas Vacahon Sfarfs Xmas Vacafuon Ends 30-Woodard 30-Keyhole peelung 30-Jim Duane and Jerry wear red shlrfs wrlh black bow hes 3I New Years E e Ha Ha JANUARY New Years Day Oh My Poll: Cuiy There Waulzee There T Johnsfon Here IO-Flrsf Semesler Ends Whew I4--Kmgman s bow he wrfh green shlrf I9 Sheldahl There 26-Couniy Tournameni Girls FEBRUARY 2 Counly Tournameni Boys 2 Clefe ge+s a rung 4--L C Blrihday Girls Sechonal Tournamenf 23 ack Kmgman I' Qhours Iafe 29 Los? Membershep IH The Iowa Afhlehc ASSOCIBIIOH MARCH Woodward There Played Woodward Here APRIL 7 Sennor Sklp Day I4-Davud Mylan Mah up ar I 23 Sensor Class Play MAY 7 Class Nnghr Commencement I4-Lasf day of school Sensors go on pucnnc I' C .. V . . I- 8- . . . 8-1 .. . l8-- I9- ' - l I- Zd . 6.. 8-P. . A. 9- ' . I I I I I I 2- 3- . . 7- I0- ' ' 9- . . -J ' f 3- . 7- . I3- ' ' ' I3- ' Zl- 22- ' 25- 23- 27- ' ' 30.. 27 U' e Iis 8- . .. 9- II-P. T. A. IZ- ' ' I3- I6- ' ' . I9- 22- 23- ' - ' 29- ' I3- Twenty Four LOOKING AHEAD 7th 8: 8111 Grades Furst Row Bobbua Beckel Shurley Maduson Joyce Weuser Joann Bohrofen Dale Johnston Mary Lee Lomax Beverly Booher Dorus Lomax and Jean Oyres Second Row Anne Kunsey Donald Colluns Shurley Paulson Sam Pruce Rheta Wuese Lowell Meuer Anna Mae Bauman and Danuel Beauchamp Thurd Row Phullup Clark Herbert Wulson Ruby Lunt La Rae Kussatz Ronald Baer Beverely Peter son Patty ODonnell Wulluam Weuser and Donald Kallem The doors ot Grumes School opened wudely to an evltl'uUSIdStIC group of seventh and eughth graders on the mornung of Sept I I947 Every head us held proudly and everyone suts a luttla straughter as we take our places for we are now Jr Hugh students But where are all the fruends we saud good bye to only a few short weeks ago? Now we glance about the room and note wuth awe the muracle of new heughts attauned the nuce coats of tan and shoulders whuch have broadened sunce we last saw all our classmates Not all the tacklung was done un the classroom as the first Autumn days found the boys on the old gruduron Football was now Kung as a competutuve sport The Jr Hugh boys opened the season on the home field by defeatung Bondurant Jr Hugh 25 to I2 In a return game the boys got oF to a slow start but came thunderung back to overwhelm the surprused Bondurant boys 39 to I2 Durung the flrst sux weeks of school we were sorry to lose Betty Rufe also Maxune Hember who moved to Grand Island Nebraska We gauned a new member Phulllp Clark brungung the enrollment to fourteen un eughth grade and twelve un seventh The eughth grade Englush Class formed an Actuvutues Club wuth Muss Moser our teacher as sponsor An unutuatuon party was guven and enloyed by all Chrustmas was a most loyful season and found us unusually busy The seventh grade presented a play An Old Fashuoned Chrustmas for the eughth grade Several took part un the all school Chrustmas program A guft exchange and a vusut from Santa Claus followed by a vacatuon tull after New Years completed our holuday season The begunnung of the second semester brought another change to our room wuth the resugnatuon of Muss Moser Both seventh and eughth grade gave farewell partues for Muss Moser Muss Jones became our Y Y Guudance Counselor for the county spent a day wuth the eughth grade On Feb I4th we were all pleased to be remembered by both com uc and sentumental Valentune greetungs from our fruends We enuoyed a treat and played games uru the gymnasuum durung the afternoon Basketball was most popular wuth both boys and gurls as a wunter sport A Jr Hugh tournament featured for the flrst tume thus year The gurls took an actuve part by partucupatung loyally un the cheering sectuon durung the enture tournament Anna Mae Bauman and Anne Kunsey were members of regular gurls squad Patrucua O Donnell celebrated her burthday un March by entertaun ung Muss Jones and all the gurls at her home where we spent a most enuoyable tume lt was also durung March the pest Mr Mumps sun gled out Donald Kallem as a vuctum for a two weeks peruod Eary un Aprul we ended our spellung contest whuch had been un progress for eught weeks The losers the Roarung Luons and the Navauos planned and carrued out a very peasant surpruse as a treat for theur wunnung opponents the Red Curcle Wunners and the Hawk eyes On Wednesday Aprul I4 all losers brought two sacl lunches to school At eleven thurty they each shared theur lunches wuth a wunner lmmeduately followung all boarded the school bus for trup to Des Mounes where we spent the afternoon at the State Caputol buuldung and the Hustorucal Buuldung We were all thrulled over the specual pruvuleges of beung allowed to enter the governors pruvate offlce and of meetung Muss Parker State Supt ot Publuc lnstructuon The most breath takung moment came wuth the clumb unto the gold dome of our caputol On the way home a stop was made at Reeds lce Cream Parlor All agreed that ut was a memorable trup The wunners thank ed the losers Muss Jones Mr Martens and Rev Boyles druver of the bus for a grand tume The last tew weeks of school brought added actuvutues of baseball for the boys and sewung for the gurls Last but not least were our class members who brought honor to our room through musucal accomplushments Ronald Baer was member ot the saxaphone quartette that won 2nd place un the dustruct contest at Adel Rheta Wuese was a member ot the Clarunet quar tette whuch made several appearances durung the year Ronald Baer Anna Mae Bauman Beverly Booher Donald Kallem Rheta Wuese Her Bert Wulson Joann Boauroten and Dale Johnson played un the school band Later un the year Mr Cassel formed a Jr Hugh gurls sextette composed of Dorus Lomax Joann Bohrofen Anne Kunsey Anna Mae Bauman Rheta Wuese and Patrucua ODonnel They wull sung at some ot the end ot school year actuvutues Anna Mae Bauman Anne Kunsey Patrucua ODonnell and Jean Oyres took part un the concessuons and program at the Carnuval on Aprul 30th Sth 8: 6th Grades Front Row Melvun Wules Lloyd Peutzman Carolyn Kallem Lavern Greut Sylvua Punegar Larry Seubert Albert McDowell Shurley McDowell Judy Folk Joe House Barbara Baer Bdllk Row gzzan Nzlkirrsolgu Zhyluus Rosenberg Roger Bloomfueld Samuel Hunt Bruce Andrus ya o e avu uese Ruth Kunsey Marulyn Bohrofen James Buddle On a beautuful sunny day un September we returned to a new school year To a few Barbara Baer Marulyn Bohrofen Sonya Wolfe and Lavern Greuf ut was a new experience attendung a town school Susan Alberson from Johnston was another new pupul un our room A few weeks later James Buddle uouned us Our enrollment was twenty one eught un the tutth grade and thurteen un the suxth grade It wasnt too long that we were makung Hallowe en decoratuons for our room Each month we made room decoratuons to carry out the theme of the month An unterest un luterature uncreased by lustenung to stones read to us by our teacher Dufferent pupuls gave us book reports The books were selected from the County Bookunobule whuch came every month We all read storues and poems pertaunung to the holudays to help ob serve them and guve us a better understandung why they are celebrat November brought us several days of vacatuon because of teach ers convention and Thankguvung At our Chrustmas program Sonya Wolfe Susan Alberson Ruth Kun sey and Roger Bloomfueld gave readungs on the hustory of dufferent Chrustmas carols and the carols were sung by all The gurls wore whute blouses and dark skurts and the boys wore lught shurts and dark pants After our Chrustmas vacatuon we prepared for semester exams Roger Bloomtueld was hugh un all hus examunatuons the furst semester Thus brought to a close one half of our school year ln February a basketball game was played between the boys and the seventh and eughth grade boys We all enuoyed the game We were all sorry to hear that Barbara Baer was un the hosputal un March Shurley McDowell also went to the hosputal un Iowa Cuty for a Check up Not long after Carolyn Kallem had the mumps and was out of school for two weeks Wuth all back un school we worked on musucal numbers wuth our tonet whuch were played between acts of the senuor class play These were under the durectuon ot Mr Bruggs who was our vocal un structor Mr Cassel taught Instrumental musuc to Sonya Wolfe Marulyn Bohroten David Wuese Marulyn Wules Lloyd Peutzman and Larry Seu ert Along wuth musuc practuce Aprul found us busy completung our studues ot readung spellung aruthmetuc language socual studues sc ence health and art for soon school would be out The partues of the year were held on Halloween Chrustmas and St Valentune s Day We were un charge of the games and our teacher served us treats of candy uce cream and care Marulyn Bohroten Ruth Kunsey Sylvua Punegar Lavern Greuf and Lloyd Peutlman are to be complumented tor beung neuther absent nor tardy durung the school year Our school year has come to a close and wuth best wushes to all tor a happy vacatuon' Iuscnty Fu: ' ' ' ' I ' I . . . . l . . - . , l . ' I - 1. u e . F . a new teacher on Jan. l2. Earl in Februar Mr. Oliver, Vocational . ' u ' ' . l ' - u .1 e A e . . - l. ' - I ' ll D . I, . . I L, . ' ' ' ed. . . . I . . 8 - . . ' . l . .Q I . . D L 3rd 8: 4th Grades Firsl Row: Daisey Madison Twila Seiberl Jesse House Charlolle Kay Brown David Linl Phyllis Morris James Tullle, Karen Wiles and Palricia Seiberl. Second Row: Jerry Seiberl Doris Ann Bohrofen David Boyles Winnie Madison Joseph Kussalz Carol Baer Ronald McDowell Barbara Booher Marvin Bauman Karen Grimm David Bogaard Third Row Carol Lee Salverson Eldon Schlenker Carol Glnlzell Sleve Wolfe Janice Bohrgfen Roger Barlell Dorcas Wolfe Dennis Bohrofen Kay Adrian Rudy Wipperman Belly Tullle Larry Oslerhoul On lhe firsl sunny Monday morning In Seplember lhurly lhree boys and girls crowded nousuly mlo lhe lhrrd and fourlh grade lo be sure lo gel lhe favorile seal only lo find more pupils lhan seals We doubled up for a few days unlil desks from a nearby counlry school were moved In and everyone sellled down comforlably lo a new school year Eighleen pupils enrolled in lhlrd grade We were happy lo wel come James and Belly Tullle from Websler School Sleve and Dorcas Wolfe from Granl No 7 David Boyles from Ollumwa David Bogaard from Johnslon School Jesse House from Missouri and Carol Lee Sal verson who had been in school In Texas Those In fourlh grade who had nol previously been enrolled here were Roger Barlell Janice and Dons Ann Bohrofon Before long lhe days began lo grow shorler and lhe nexl lhmg we knew if was Halloween and of course we had lo have a lrllle parly lo celebrafe On November I0lh lhe Junior Class presenled a play and we en lerlaaned belween acls wrlh lwo songs Mud Pies and The Rheu maliz November broughl us a few days vacalion one for Teachers Con veloin and lwo for Thanksgiving Of course we enloyed lhese days very much Afler Thanksgiving we began work on our Chrlslmas program O December I8lh we presenled our parl of lhe program a musical play enlilled The Season ol Love The nexl day we had our Chrlslmas parly and exchanged gills Everyone received lovely gills and afler Ice cream and cake we wished each olher A Merry Chrxslmas and wenl home for our vacalvon The Lions Club and Legion gave a par ly for us loo We appreciared lhrs very much Afler our vacallon we worked very hard and our nexl break came as a Valenlme parly on Valenlrne s Day The sevenlh grade glrs made us a very nice box which was brlmful of cards when opened For an hour fleel fooled messengers carried greelmgs lo everyone in lhe room and afler lhe usual lreals lhe parly ended March came in like a lion and we had a couple days of snow vacafion Afler lhrs we saw snow men everywhere bul ll was loo deep for sliding Each monlh In our Arl class we made room decoralnons lo ful +he occasion so rl was nol surprising lo see Easler lilies and rabblls every where aboul the room during March April was ralher unevenlful excepl for hours and hours of sludy on reading wriling and arilhmeluc along wilh language geography science hygiene and music By lhrs lime we lhink we are aboul ready for lhe fourlh and flflh grades May Day found all of us oul hanging May baskels We made some of lhem in Arl Class and lhe resl al home When making lhem work seems like play May I4lh found everyone lusl as exclled as lhey were on Seplem ber Isl Afler lhe usual promolion aclivrlles we said Have a nice vacallon and Goodbye and school was oul fo anolher year' lst 8: 2nd Grades Firsl Row Nancy Alberson Maryan Shipley Lorna Bldqloll Dennis McKay David Roser DeWayne Snyder Jerry Llnl Allred Seiberl Genre Selberl Tommy Dray Sharon Kay Dolan Vlvlan McDowell Second Row Edwin Barlell Vickie Church Bobby Hunl Phyllis Kay Salverson LOUIS Booher Yvonne House Bobby Houghlaling Jane Fuson Bill Casady Juli Work Me vin Bauman Third Row Beverly Ann Osborn Ronald Morris Mary Llnl Sherry Kay Benlon Raedme Urfer Lewis Bogaard Eldon Bohrofen Sharon Rae Bales Nadine Folk Ronald Brooks Willard House Absenl Jeanene Taylor Nancy Paulson and Warren Bloomfield The new school lerm began Seplember firsl and boys and girls nol only in Grimes bul all over our counlry slarled a new year of work and growlh The lnleresl and alllludes of lhese children loward lhe school depended upon several groups the parenls lhe leacher his friends and lhe communily as a whole The school recognued lhe facl lhal children who enlered fursl grade differed widely in lheir background or readiness for school Some children had many learning experiences before lhey enlered school Children who have older brolhers and srslers had been expos ed lo much lncldenlal learning However on lhe olher hand an only child had had somewhal lhe same experiences bul more from an adull polnl of view Each child musl feel his imporlance as an individual and yel be able lo ful unlo a group Children musl feel a social belonging They musl have a feeling of securlly and above all lhey should be happy Some children lusl nalurally lake beller wrlh olhers and so are happy Olhers who are nol need lo have likeable lralls bulll up All Chu d ren have many good pornls if one can bring oul lhe besl in lhem From lhe earlesl years in school pupils engage rn many lypes of learning aclrvilles bolh rn and oul of school As a means of exlend ing experiences and promollng child growlh reading is of special val ue and is one of lhe mosl imporlanl experiences a child has in firsl and second grades For lhal reason rl should be a pleasanl exper sence and should make up a malor parl of lherr program We began work on reading readiness which gave lhe children framing and acllvllres which prepared lhem for reading The maler :als used were carefully graded so lhal each child proaressed slep by slep Youngslers can only become good readers if lhey read abun danlly in books wrlllen al lhelr level ln addllion lo regular reading periods In our classroom lhe child ren look library books home These library books were selecled from lhe Polk Counly Bookmobsle This library service has been of greal help lo us However in addllnon lo lhal we used malerlal from lhe Slale Traveling Library ll seemed lhal lhe fall days hurried by and Sanla Claus was on his way before we hardly realized il Al Chrlslmas lime we had a share in lhe program Every boy and gurl helped in presenllng lhe play Chrislmas in lhe Toy Shop The children lhoroughly engoyed imllallng lhe loy characlers as well as appearing In lheir colorful coslumes We fell gre lly mdebled lo lhe molhers for lhelr splendid coop rallon in helping make lhs a mosl happy occasion All children love fun Fun is food for lhelr minds and bodies and lhey musl have ll bul in :ls own lime and place Parl of every day as sel aside for pleasure buf lhelr especially panned parlles on holl days and blrlhdays are lhe be l of all Such happy limes as lhese give us many peasanl lhlngs lo re member Soon aller our May Day parly ve co'ne lo lhe end of anolher busy school year How eagerly we look forward lo lhal lasl day The children say This is our day lo play and have fun have a nice vacalion and good bye everyone Tu Cnty Sucn . . . . . . i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , . . . . . . . - ' - I. - -I D . . . . . . , ,, ' . . , . . 1 s '. . I. . . ,. ri . ' l . rr . . I . . . s n In I Il V1 ' S ' I - ' ' I . Q . - a . . . . I T 1 .. ,. . . n . . r . . - . . . . , . . . . . . - . , . . - . . . . . . , l . . . - - - V . , . . ' U 1 I v - . . ' 1 . . . . , . . . ' ' . . Q n - u ll . . . . . e I . . . . - . 1 f r ' - s . ,. . . . . . . . . I ' ' I I . . . . I . ent' Ewt Snap shot Page Am. ALQNF .mn LPNFLY IACCULINE XANIACS GUHDPY BEST BABY PATSY'S GRO 'N MANY Xmas Acc LIWWIQ o 'R uscor EH GALBNQ sm.-4 ,'HI'IT DON'T F!-.LL OFF SHILF PURTY 5X 'll 7 15 Q, J 4451 ,a J .1 ' U p'J1g':+ ' 'M N '- l Ap 19 J 5 Il , ,ga J--In 'I L L is X Thnny YEA RED ' YEA BLACK' Football Flrsf Row Duane Baer James Weuser James Selberf Jerry Wrnghl Jum Pmegar and Jack Kung fnan Second Row Roberl' Wrughl Galen Sloan Rlchard Kohls Jack Slaughler Marlon Lnnl and Davnd Hammond FOOTBALL WON or LOST TEAMS Sep! Sc-pl Oc Oc? Ocl Ocl Oc Ocl Oc Oc Alloona Urbandale Urbandale Woodward Mllchelvulle Bagely Bonduranf Wood ard Woodsocle Runnel s Won Los? osf Won Los? Won Los? Won Won Canc eled On Seplember I lwelve hugh school boys reporled 'For foofball prachce Among lhese lhere were seven ve+eran lellermen The lunlor hugh also reporfed for prachce M Church our new coach spen+ 'lhe firsl' day wllh us an 'lhe larsl game was wnlh Al+oona and we came ouf wnlh a vlc lory The Grumes Wrldcafs played fheur homecomnng on lhe +wen'ly fhurd of Oclober wrlh Woodsude We were leading a+ fhe half 'hme and came fhrough al 'fhe fmvsh wr+h anolh er wm our flfih of lhe season A1 'rhe half 'fume Jerry Wrlgh+ crowned Miss Jane Savage as queen of +he Home commg There are five players leavmg by lhe diploma rou+e 'lhrs year Jerry Wrnghl and Jzm Pmegar were lnslecl wnlh Jack Norfhs All S'ra+e players of 'lhe year Jerry Wrnghl' was appomled capfann of 'lhe feam Baseball Leff lo rlghf Marian Llnf Jack Slaughler Jum Pmegar James Seuberf Jerry Wrnghl James Wenser Duane Baer Richard Kohls Galen Sloan Ronald Rosenberg When Coach Church called for baseball prachce sax which we losl' by a score of 7 I3 The second game was leen hugh school boys reporled When weafher was per held af Grnmes which we won 6 2 The lme up was as fol mussable we prachced The leam was able fo play 'rwo ows games wulh Woodward The flrsl' game was a+ Woodward Calcher Jael Slaughler Pllcher Jerry Wrlghf Fnrsl Base James Selberl Second Base James Weuser Third Base Jnm Plnegar Shorl Sfop Duane Baer Leff Fneld Galen Sloan Cenler rleld Marlin Lln+ Rnghf Field Ronald Rosenberg Tlmt D 1 Q I . I8 H . 26 T L 3 H L . 7 H . I0 ' ' T . I4 H l. I7 T . 20 w T 1. 23 ' H l. 3l l assembly poinling ouf 'lhe fundamenlals of foolball. Our , , , ' ' . l l z - . - - ' ' y OHL TEAM YEA TEAM' Glrls Basketball LefI Io rughf Jeanne Beclrel Jane Savage MarlIyn SeuberI Joy DenIon Vurgunua Colllns Evelyr- Wnpperman CIeIus DenIon Carylon MlIIs Anne Kmsey Anna Mae Bauman EIlzabeIh Bauman Joan Welser Manager Beverly Wales BasIceIbaII pracllce sIarIed a IlIfIe earlner Ihls year around Ihe Ihurd of November Mr Church our coach for Ihls year goI us off Io a good sIarI wnIh a vmcfory over Waulzee 3I 27 We won fen games In a row unInI we mef Waulree In a very IaIeIuI game We IosI thus hard fougI1I game by a score of 20 I3 We Ihen had Ihree more vldorlous games before Ihe counIy Iour namenIs We mel' Urbandale an Ihe counIy IournamenIs January 2IsI and won 29 I5 We played Anlzeny Ihe 23rd and were beaIen In a anoIher hard foughI game 3I I7 BeIween Ihe counIy and sechonal IournamenIs we played Po Ir Cnfy Thus was one of our besf games of Ihe year Our guards held Iheur forward down so Ihaf Ihey were unable Io male any field goals aI all Durmg fhls game our opponenI obIa1ned only 6 free fhrows The game ended 5' 6 February 5Ih we were beaIen un a hearf breaklng game wlIh Red field 28 20 an he secIlonaI IournamenI We flnlshed our season wlIh a grand vlcfory over Woodside Mrs MarIens was agaln our fanIhIuI chaperon and Llnda SelberI our MascoI We were presenIed wnIh very beauIlfuI new warm up IackeIs al Ihe beglnnung of Ihe season We really Inlced Ihem very much The scorrng average for Ihe fnrsI forwards was preIIy well dlsIrl buled Joy DenIon wlIh an average of I09 Eve'yn Wnpperman close behind wlIh an average of I08 and Janne Savage wlIh 9 8 Our capfaln for Ihls season was CIeIus DenIon and Janne Savage for co capIam CIeIus Jane Jeanne and Joan wlII all be graduahng from Ihe Ieam Ihrs year DATE November November December December December December December December December January January January January January January February February February 2 5 9 I I GAMES OPPONENTS GRIMES SCORE SCORE Waulzee AIIoona Granger Woodward Urbandale Granger MereduIh JohnsIon Woodward Polk ClIy Waulree JohnsIon Urbandale Sheldahl CounIy TournamcnIs Urbandale Anleny Poll: Clfy Secfnonal TournamenIs Redfield Woodslde OpponenIs Average 29 6 Grumes Average 2 Won I4 le Los 3 Boys Basketball FTrsI Row Jerry WrlghI James SelberI Duane Baer Jam Plnegar and James Welser Second Row Ronald Rosenberg RoberI WrlghI Galen Sloan Donald MlIIs Ruchard Kchls MarIm LlnI and David Hammond On November Ihe Ihlrd Coach Church called Ihe flrsI basI:eIbaII racIlce Thlrfeen bo s answered Ihe call and ouI of Ihese Iwelve and warm up lackeIs Ihls year AIIhough Ihe boys were noI successful on wlnnlng euIher of Ihelr fursI Iwo games Ihey came Ihrough wlIh an unsuspecIed vvcIory over Granger nn an over Ilme 34 29 We Ihen IosI Io Woodward 29 34 Affer playmg a hard game wlfh Urbandale we Iunally nosed Ihem ouI by Iwo povnfs 30 28 The IasI game before Ihe counIy Iour namenI was wlIh Sheldahl where we came Ihrough wlIh a fairly easy vlcIory 39 23 In Ihe IlrsI round of fhe Counfy Tournamenf aI Wesl Des Moines we Iangled wrIh AIIoona who had beaIen us by one polnI earller In Ihe season The Wrld als came ouI vlcIorlous affer a hard foughf game 37 28 In Ihe second round we played EIIrharI and won by Ihe narrow margin of Iwo polnIs 26 24 Thus puI us an Ihe seml IIHGIS agamsf Wesl Des Molnes Grames came ouf on Ihe shorIend of Ihe score Ihls Iume 24 30 In Ihe consolahon baIIIe agamsI BonduranI we IosI a hard foughI game In whrch we Ied by erg'1I poInIs aI Ihe auIomahc Ilme ouI by one polnf 32 33 We were awarded a fourIh place Irophy maknng Grlmes Iwo Irophnes an Iwo consecuhve years AIIer Ihe counIy IournamenIs we played Iwo games Ihe flrsf wnIh Poll: ClIy which we won 33 28 The IasI game of Ihe season was wnIh Woodslde Iosmg 27 SI This years Ieam conslsfed of several veIerans and Ihe dddIIIOI'I of Don Mnlls who moved Io Grlmes from Johnson Three sensors wlII b IosI Ihus year The scorxng IS as follows Plnegar I86 Baer I26 Ser berI II2 M1IIs 47 WrlghI 79 Sloan 22 Weiser I2 Jerry WrvghI was elecfed capIann of Ihe Ieam for The year Nov Nov ec Dec ec Dec Dec Dec ec an an an an an dh dn an an E 6 OPPONENTS Waulree AIIoona Granqer Woodward Urbandale Granger MeredlIh JohnsIon Woodward Poll: CrIy Waalnee JohnsIon Urbandale Sheldahl CounIy Tourn Boys AIIoona Ellrharl' WesI Des Moines BonduranI Polk ClIy Woodslde To+aI PolnIs Average ecord Won 9 Lo I I THEY Thlrtx Ilxrn 9 I , I , 2I H 27 3I I I - . 2l H 35 38 ' ' T 24 33 , ' - . H I7 26 I I - H I6 35 . 2 H 27 37 I 6 I H 26 35 . . I I9 T 30 36 .. - . 30 T 22 29 ' I I . 2 I H 26 53 I . I 6 T 20 I3 I . 9 H 28 32 I I I . I3 T 2I 4I - . I6 T 28 28 . U . . - 2' ' . , - 5 ' , I5 29 . . . . . 3' I7 5I - 37. 2 I' 5 5I . . . . . 5 . . I 28 20 ' I I - I 9 I 37 5I ' I ' '. 464 625 ' ' . , ' ' . . I 3 .8 - I . , , , ' ' T' d I I . I P ' Y . WE ' ' v w n were Issue-d sulIs. The.boys were very happy Io rece: e ne pa Is D 2' H 28 30 ' ' - - - ' . 25 H 27 28 - - ' D . 2 g T 34 29 - . ' - , . 5 H 29 34 ' I' ' D . 9 H 30 28 I - - , . I2 H 22 28 . ' ' - - . I6 ' H 26 44 3 , , . I9 T 26 25 I - I ' D . 30 T 27 36 - I 4 4 - J . 2 ' H 39 32 - S - - J . 6 - T I9 I7 j D J . 9 H 34 38 I J . I3 T 25 37 ' ' , i ' ' ', ' ' J . I6 T 39 23 - - , A' - ' ' J . za 37 za - - ' Q , - - J . 30 26 24 ' ' , l J . 3I ' 24 30 ' - - - - - - J . 3I 32 33 ' ' F b. 2 I T 33 28 4 - , - F b. 9 ' T 27 5I . .I ' . . I 584 623 -. I -. . 1 . . F 29 3' I . Y . 1 I . . . 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I W Ti:-,rg ff .fl I 1 A ' ,X 'E ml A J THERE S A SONG IN THE AIR Band FnrsT' Row Evelyn Wapperman RheTa Waese Varganaa Collans Jack Kangman Beverly Wales Joan Bohrofen HerberT Walson Dale Johnson Melvan Wales Lloyd PeaTzman Donald Kallem RoberT WraghT Davad Hammond Second Row Maralyn SeaberT Ela1abeTh Bauman Ronald Baer Beverly Booher Colleen Lomax CleTus DenTon Jerry WraghT Maralyn Bohrofen Carolyn Malls Davad Waese Sharley Madason Anna Mae Bauman Joy DenTon James SeaberT Galen Sloan George Booher Duane Baer Dale SchlueTer Our band work Thas year was run sTracTly on a compeTave basas One look aT The charT on The musac room wall would Tell you who was progressang mosT rapadly from week To week Much credaT as due Those who Topped The lasT Tor The year name ly Ronald Baer Elazabefh Bauman Maralyn Bohrofen CleTus DenTon Davad Hammond Lloyd PeaT1man Dale SchlueTer Maralyn SeaberT Davad Waese RheTa Waese Melvnn Wales Evelyn Wapperman and Jerry WraghT The mosT 'aoTaceable record was ThaT of Maralyn Bohro Ten who made Top honors havang only sTarTed Thas year The claranef quarTeTTe was enaoyed on several occasaons durang The year The members ancluded Evelyn Wapperman Varganaa Collans RheTa Waese and Jack Kangman Melvan Wales and Lloyd PeuTzman were popular Thus year Tor Thear corneT dueTs ThaT were amazang as well as beang good lasTenang The Saxaphone quarTeTTe made a good showang Tor our school aT The sub dasTracT musac conTesT aT Adel They raTed second an a large group of conTesTanTs Maxed Chorus FarsT Row Doras Lomax Joyce Weaser Beverly Booher Marylee Lomax Beverly PeTerson LaRae KussaTz Anna Mae Bauman Sharley Paulson RheTa Waese Anne Kinsey Ruby LanT PaTracaa O Donnell Joann Bohrofen Jean Oyres Sharley Madason Second Row David Hammond Danael Beauchamp MarTan LanT Lowell Meaer Duane Baer Jam Panegar Don Malls Jerry WraghT James SeaberT Dale SchlueTer Ronald Rosenberg Donald Collans Ronald Baer Jack Kangman Donald Kallem Thard Ron Colleen Lomax Daasy Walson Jeanne Beckel Jane Savage Joan Weaser Verna Wap perman ElazabeTh Bauman CleTus DenTon Evelyn Wapperman Varganaa Collans Carolyn Malls Joy DenTon Maralyn SeaberT STella Panegar Beverly Wales PaTsy Oyres Durang The TarsT parT oT The year The emphasas an The musac deparT menT was on The maxed Chorus They worked dalagenTly To presenT The canTaTa The Chalde Jesus durang The ChrasTmas season The audaToraum laghT d by sax candelbra provaded The ChrasTmas seTTang as The choar sTarTed down The maddle asle Each member wore a whnTe robe and carraed a llghTed candle Whale on The sTage The choar was seT off by a deep purple background waTh brallaanTly gow ang sTars an allusaon ThaT was achaeved by usang ulTra vaoleT laghT waTh flo.arescenT sTars SoloasTs were CleTus DenTon Joy DenTon Duane Baer Jack Kang man and Dale SchlueTer Galen Sloan was The clecTracaan whale Jack SlaughTer was an charge The sound sysTem and James Weaser operaTed The spoT laghT l was an evenang long To be remembered Two new vocal groups were organazed This year The Junaor Sex TeTTe ancludang Joan Bohrofen PaTracaa ODonnell Anna Mae Bauman Doras Lomax and Anne Kansey were well known Tor Thear arrangemenT of Now ls The Hour The maxed quarTeTTe made aTs farsT appearance aT The Baccalaure a e servace Joy DenTon ElazabeTh Bauman James SeaberT and Dale SchlueTer comprased Thas ensemble Our senaor sexTeTTe had CleTus DenTon Ela1abeTh Bauman and Joy DenTon leTT over from lasT years group They blended voaces waTh Beverly Wales Maralyn SeaberT and Carolyn Mlls To gave us a nce soundang group Everyone wall remember Thear close harmony arrange menT of WhaTe ChrasTmas on The ChrasTmas program Grames had Two enTraes an vocal musac an The sub dasTracT musac conTesT aT Adel on Apral Thard They were Joy DenTon and CleTus DenTon llaarta Sex cn : a . . . a . . . . . . , . 5 a a a a a . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . , . , - . . . . . : , , , , . . . . . . a . . . . . . . - , , . . I 3 . a a . a . . . . . . . . . . 5 a a . a a . . a . . . . . - 'T a a a a a ' . . . , , . . . . . . - 1 a I ' ' I .. . .. - - ,, .. . . . Q . . . , ., , . . . . A . . . . . . . . , , , , . . . . , , , . - a l . I 0 1 . . . i . I ' ' ' ' ' . ' . ' . 1 ' ' - h H I . ,. . . .. . of . I . . . . . . . L . . . T . . SAY IT WITH MUSIC Grade Muszc The muslc program nn lhe grades was carried ouf In abouf fhe same manner as If had been IH previous years The frrsf and second grades have music for fwenfy mmufes each day Mosf of fhe work here as rofe slngmg wufh some vlcfrola work such as folk games and healfh exercises They learn a greaf number of songs and engoy smglng alone or wlfh fhe groups They presenfed fhree numbers The Rannbow The Merry Go Round and The Dairy Mauds befween acfs of lhe Sensor Class play as well as several selec The fhlrd and fourfh grades have a half hour of musuc 'lwuce a week alfernafnng wlfh fhe flffh and slxfh grades They foo enloy ex pressing fhelr feelmgs In song Some fume IS spenl' learnung fhe names of fhe lines and spaces and fo counfnng fume nofes and a few music smgs They presenfed fwo songs Mud Pres and The Rheumafu befween acfs of fhe Junior Class play and several selecflons Ih fhe Chrlsfmas program The flffh and slxfh grades have confmued work wlfh lheur foneffes as well as advanced work wsfh nofes fume and some fwo parf snnglng They were presenfed as a sunglng group an fhe Chresfmas program Mosf all cheldren love fo sung and enloy fhls means of self express ION Gnmes School Song e re loyal fo you Grlmes Hr e red and fhe black Grimes Hu e ll back you fo sfand Galnsf fhe besf ln The land or we know you have sand Grlmes Hn Rah' Rah' So crack oul 'lhe ball Grimes Hu We re backung you all Grimes Hn Our leam rs our fame profeclor On boys for we expecf a Vucfory from you Grlmes Hn Fling ouf 'llnaf dear old flag fhe black and fhe red Lean on your sons and daughlers forgang ahead Luke men of old allnance Placing reliance Shouhng defiance Owslu Wow' Wow' Amucl fhe broad green plains fhaf nourlsh fhe land For honesl' labor and for learning we sfand And unfo fhee we pledge our hearf and hand Dear Alma Mafer Grnmes HI llxllll ll lr! O fions in fhe Chrisfmas program. and wifh fheir foneffes befween acfs of fhe Senior play. I W . I . . Th I . . W l ---I - . F , ' '--- . .. I 0 I A I I , . --- ., . . WE CAN ACT TOO GREAT SCOTTS 'my ervnlle is a sma 'rown wlwlcli s peaceful and serene al fumes u lor seven grueling years Cousin Nafalie who is Yom boyish is glamor more oflen resembles a lornudo This nappens especially when Al ed up by Marian and ber besl friend Claire Glamorous Nalalle bcrls daugliler Marian nolices Ed ards daugliler Nalalie over lo llwen nearly falres Marlans besf beau buf Grandma who up lo llwis who former s lmouse The brollners Edward and Alberl lnavenl' spolren lime l1as been sfraddling ll'1e fence lalres sides lvl rlan Scolf Clara Roberls Nalalie Scoll Pl'1iI Evans Julius Scoll mofber CASTS G REAT SCOTTS Marilyn Seiberf Beverly Wiles o Denfon James Seuberl Virginia Collins Jerry Sco'r+ Grandma Scoll' Alberl Scoll lallwer Edward Scolf Edna Scolf Jumor Class Play GOOD GRACIOUS GRANDMA Cousins George and Herry are brolre and lrave no infenluons of worlring buf llne land lady wanls her pay Due 'fo flue lac? 'rlwey ave borrowed from everyone llney Lnow if seems liop less unhl lluey re ceive a lelegram from lheir falher ho is in Mexico saying wo oauglwlers of an old fri nd were coming lo vlsil f e boy To llweir Henry Breckenridge George Breckenridge Mrs. Lennox 'elen A n Cecife Allen CASTS David Hammond Slella Pmegar Marlin Lin? George Booher Verna Wipperman peasure money was fo be senf by wire for expenses George lhen lakes on llwe lasl: of chaperonmg by equnping himself as grandma The land lady soon misses her cloflwes and send for police who gefs llinngs slraighfened ouf GOOD GRACIOUS GRANDMA Jim Pinegar James Weiser Caro yn Mills Evelyn Wipperman Elizabelh Bauman Clancy Wiggins Delioia Dale Schlueler Ronald Rosenberg Donald Hember , Colleen Lomax lliirti Nun:- Freshman Sophomore Play SI d , . 1 y ' I I ' '. . n I u .. - - . .F Darrell Woods Riejlward Kolwls Abner Aslreson Roberf yvfrighl' -3 i .l ' . I l l i . I' I- I l D . B I ' h l . n Q . A . l . I . . N V W . . C , W . yy - . . A ' . ie ' ' ' l'1 5. i He lle l com OVER THE FOOTLIGHTS Out of 11115 World A Mans home IS hIs casTle buT OTIs Kerby a slIghTly eccenTrIc baTchelor doesnT quITe Teel ThaT way abouT IT HIs aTTracTIve nIece Lmda who lIves wITh hIm whIle she aTTends ParkhursT School Tor GIrls IS Too Tull of new Ideas MosT of her braIn sTorms brlng Trouble In one Torm or anoTher The play opens on ParlIhursTs gala day of The year wITh a pIcnIc swImmIng parTy and prom all on The schedule The boys from Cedar HeIghTs College have been InvITed as well as Homer Judson a news paper publlsher who has been selecTed To QIV8 a lecTure LInda chaIrman of The commITTee chose Mr Judson because of her InTeresT In hIs son Bruce Judson Bruce and Mr Judson arrIve In Town wITh ouT hoTel reservaTIons so Llnda wITh her usual 'TGIF of brIghT Ideas gaves Them noT To menTIon Two oTher boys from Cedar HeIghTs rooms In her Uncles home wIThouT The knowledge of her Uncle ThIngs become a bIT on The complIcaTed sIde when Uncle comes ouT of hIs aTTIc hIdeouT The only place he Tlnds seclusIon and d s covers The house Tull of people and Homer Judson of all people among The unInvITed guesTs Uncle OTIS has submITTed any numbers of edITorIals and leTTers To Homers newspaper buT They have noT been pubhsheo so ThaT auTomaTIcally places Homer on hIs black lIsT Then when Uncle OTI5 expecTs To delIver The address aT ParlIhursT and TInds ThaT Judson has been chosen Tor The address ThaTs The lasT sTraw WhIle hIs guesTs 7 are In swnmmlng he loclcs humself and TheIr cloTh es Tor The prom In hIs room and he refuses To budge WhIle all of ThIs IS goIng o LInda IS comIng up wITh one brIghT Idea aTTer an oTher all of whIch malres a beauTITul mass of organlzed CONTUSIOH BuT Through a SSFIGS oT hIlarIous evenTs she has everyThIng under conTrol agasn CASTS Llnda Russel PaulIne Russel OTIS Kerby Homer Judson June BIshop CleTus DenTon DaIsy WITSOH Jerry WrIghT Duane Baer Jeanne Beclrel Donna CraIg Phebe ATl:Ins MISS EdITh CresT Glen WIllard MryTle Huff Jane Savage PaTsy Oyres Joan WeIser Jacll SlaughTer Evelyn WIpperman T A leTTer was dIspaTched To The parenTs of all Grlmes school chuld ren by SupT L C MarTens suggesTIng The Tormlng of a ParenT Teach er ASSOCIATION TwenTy nIne parenTs and Teachers responded To The InvITaTIon and The group re orgamzed The P T A whIch had been In acTIve Tor The pasT seven years In Grlmes Mrs BerT Baer was elecTed presIdenT of The newly Tormed P T A Mrs Clarlr Follr vIce pres and Mrs Dean Collms was elecTed secre Tary Treasurer LaTer WalTer SeIberT was elecTed To TIll The posT as Treasurer A membershIp drIve was conducTed wITh Mr Fred WrIghT and Mrs RIchard Kohls as chaIrmen OT The 85 persons who aTTended The meeT Ing 74 pald dues To become members oT The local congress unIT of The ParenT Teacher AssocIaTIon By The sIxTh meeTIng l02 persons had become members of The local unIT Hand made posTers announcmg The P T A meeTIngs were placed In wIndows In The busnness dIsTrIcT and due publIcITy was gIven In The local papers prevIous To The meeTIng daTes of The P T A Cards announcang The meeTIng daTe were also senT To members AT The sIxTh meeTIng The P T A declded To sponsor a School Lunch ProIecT and a commITTee was appoInTed To carry ouT ThIs proIecT whIch Included Rlchard Work chaIrman RoberT TuTTle Harold Bohrofen MyrTle Kussaiz and Maxme SeIberT The Tlnance commITTee Included WalTer SeIberT Dean Colllns BurTon Andrus Irene Wflghf EsTher AI berTson and RoberT Bloomfleld A carnIval was sTaged by The P T A aT The school audITorIum whIch neTTed The organIzaTIon S755 66 Towards TheIr goal of SI 000 needed Tor The school lunch proIecT Gordon Gammack Des Momes TrIbune columnIsT and KRNT ra dIO newscasTer chose Colleen Lomax as ueen of The Carnlvel from snapshoTs submITTed oT hIgh school and lunlor hIgh school sTudenTs AT The close of TesTsvITIes Colleen was crowned wITh a wreaTh of Tlow ers amId TlashIng bulbs of local newspaper phoTographers ACTIVITIES of The CrImes P T A wIll conTInue Through The summer as Mrs Lonnle ShIpley as Summer Round Up chaIrman keeps busy aT her Taslr and Mrs Merle Welse as chaIrman of a group To oversee TransporTaTIon of chIldren of Grumes Tor parTIcIpaTIon In Red Cross SWImmIHg prolecT Anoiher proIecT To raIse addITIonal funds Tor The school lunch program wIll be launched ThIs summer Stage Shows DurIng The school year we have enloyed Tour dITTerenT sTage shows presenTed In The hIgh school gym The TIrsT of The enTerTaIners was Elsa Moegle a very TalenTed harp T MISS Moegle has appeared In CarnegIe Hall and before oTher large audIences She began by gIvIng us a shorT BXPIBHBTIOH of The composITIon of The harp and how IT IS played She Then played a Tew songs Tor us On December I2 Youngbear an AmerIcan lndlan enTerTaIned s He Told us of lndIan cusToms and TradITIons and showed us some In dlan rellcs He also dId some lndlan rope Trlclrs Everyone was awed by The magIc of C Thomas Magrum who shll Tully demonsTraTed proof ThaT The hand IS TasTer Than The eye H performed several card TFICRS and oTher Tncks such as pullIng a rabbIT ouT of a haT eTc Davud Mylan a makeup arTIsT pleased us wITh hIs CBFICGTUFBS oT famous and legendary people Some of The characTers he proTrayed were RIp Van WInlIle Huckleberry FInn and old man and a crazy ChInaman Forty One 0 I , . ' . . I - - - y . . . I . . I I . . I ' . Q '. I as . . I J . . . I . Q 1 1 I . l . l u s 1 . 1 1 1 nl 1 1 I 1 1 u .1 - Bruce Judson , H ,V ,V.V Galen Sloan Leo Dennis . A , ,V,V, . V V H V V, Jack Kingman P. . A. ' ' D . - 'T . e is I - - - . . . . 1 s n u I 4 1 I . 1 I Semor Sklp Day On Aprnl 7fh fhe Senuors had fheur slup day Their plan was fo go fo lowa Crfy fo see fhe Unuversufy Thenr flrsf sfop was af Colfax Tnere fhey saw fhe famous Hog Palace Thoughf If a very swanlry place for hogs Many prcfures were fallen on fhe roof of fhe former hofel On fo Newfon The Mayfag planf was found fhere No one ex cepf employees were perrnrffed unslde Nexf sfop was Gronnell fo see fhe college Nof much exp orlng was done oufslde of drnvlng around fhe campus In fhe cars Dlnner was had af Brooklyn IH Kersbergens Resfauranf lf was Max s blrfhday Fred Wrrghf generously pald all fhe checlrs Lasf sfop before lowa Clfy was fhe Amana Colonies Gof qulfe a luclr ouf of fhese qualnf people and fherr cusfoms There were many beauflful woolen garmenfs fo be had for a price af fhe Amana Wool KSO a Several of fhe seniors were fhls year again prnvrleged fo parflcl pafe rn fhe radlo broadcasf Careers rn fhe Malung Safurday eve mng March 6 Clefus Denfon Jeanne Beclrel Jerry Wrlghf and Duane Baer were chosen by fhe class fo falre parf and wlfh fhe help of Mr Marfens compiled a lnsf of quesfnons on fhe sublecf Careers In Law They lnfervxewed Mr Wm Riley a promunenf Des Moines Lawyer en shop Fnnally reached lowa Cufy Much fume was spenf here wallung a round fhe campus and buymg Ice cream cones efc Many fine and f o fme prcfures were fallen here by fhe Sensors mosf of whom had cam ras Nexf wenf fo Cedar Raprds A fwo hour resf period was gnven us fhere ln fhaf fume we saw fhe whole fown on foof and afe supper besides The only fume anyfhrng ever wenf on In Cedar Rapids was when we were fhere No more lnferesfung sfops were made on fhe way home excepf a couple of falling sfafrons and some nnferesfnng eafnng lomfs All ar rxved home very fired and ready for anofher slup day some ofher place dlo Broadcast on opporfunrfues whlch presenf fhemselves fo young people on fhe field of law Tom Lewis represenfafxve from K S O also added blfs of humor The program was broadcasf dlrecfly from fhe law offuce of Mr Riley locafed In fhe Equlfable building Chnsimas Party The Grimes Laon s Club and Amerucan Legion of Grimes were fhe sponsors of a Chrlsfmas Parfy for fhe children rn fown If was held on fhe Monday before Chrlsfmas December 22 un fhe school audrfor num The children and many parenfs were enferfalned by movie reels Some were comedues some were fhrlll reels and some were Chrlsfmas reels As each one came IH fhe door fhey were handed a bag nf peanufs and some bubble gum fo sfarf off fhe evening Ofher re V1sual Educatlon The bookmobrle whrch furnished us wnfh movnes and very ine boolrs Included Grumes agam fhus year If came fo us once a monfh an some of fhe fields uf covered Included science husfory geogra phy fravel and safefy These movoes were alway shown rn duffercnf groups fnrsf fhe lrtx lx fe hmenfs were pop and sce cream The parfy lasfed approxlmafely fwo hours and a good fume was had all Evidence of fhe parfy was a layer of peanufs hulls on fhe gym floor which almosf reached fo fhe lrnees Members of fhe commlffee who planned fhe parfy were John Km sey Carl Hendman Melvun Wrles Lesfer Friar James Selberf and Alberf Rosenberg Bookmoblle gra es from I 6 fhen fhe rumor hugh and hugh school The ones shown fo fhe grades were of a dufferenf class fhaf us fhey were easier for fhem fo undersfand The grade children engoyed PICLVTIQ ouf fhe boolrs of fhelr choice . . - l ' ' f no s ' ' f ' ., R ' U l . 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IN PASSING -- John I lhunk lhe druver of lhal car ahead Roses are red musl be one of my leachers Vuolels are blue B Il Whal makes you lhunk lhal7 Orchuds are S4 50 John Shes so slubborn aboul lellung m Wonl dandeluons do7 pass Greal opporlunulues come lo lhose who make use of smaller ones AIN T IT THE TRUTH Lullle culs from classes Lullle cards marked Iafe Make lhe senuors wonder If lhey II graduale Teacher Please Owen run up lhal shade Owen Im no monkey REVENGE' From a boy s pounl of vuew Luslen fellowmen for lhus IS lhe day To lell all lhe gurls whal we have fo say Though well buy lhem candy and lake lhem lo lo shows We sumply musl slop lhem from borrowung our clolhes' Al llrsl lhey made slacks slyled afler our panls T eyd even lke ours If we gave em a chance They do lake our blue leans old ones or new They have some of lheur own bul lhey wanl ours loo A fancy blouse lusl wonl go wulh leans So fellow sufferers you know whal lhal means' Buy a new shurl brung ul home from 'Iown Wear Il lusl once lhen IIS gone brolher gone' So we lhoughl lhal was all we would muss from our room Bul when copung wulh women you re desluned for doom When lhey look In our closel nolhung hudes from lheur eyes And lhe nexf lhung lhey saw was a rack wulh our lues al see al your su uuck' Hude Il away If Ils one lhal ou prude They look cule on a plaun lullle dress A gurl has lo have one so shell look her besf So uls sporl shurls key chauns blue leans and ues Ils lume for we fellows lo slarl gellung wuse II lhey can look cule In a sloppy plaud shurl be we loo dar n un a lughl lulun skurl' Four anumals wenl lo a curcus a duck pg a frog and a skunk All of lhem were admulled bul one The duck had a bull lhe pug had lour quarlers and lhe frog had a greenback bul lhe skunk had only a scenl and lhal was a bad one A Harvard man was leachung a group of cowboys how lo play Ioolball Now remember he concluded If ou c nl kuck lhe ball kuck a man on lhe o er sude Now lels gel busy Wheres lhe ball? To heck wulh 'lhe ball shouled one of lhe cowboys L s gel on wulh lhe game' Some people wanl a Cadullac Olhers a Buuck by lar Some wanl a Dodge or Lmcoln Bull lusl wanl a car I Itx I ur Doclor Jones fell lhe well and dued wul1oul a moan He should have lended fo lhe suck and lel lhe well alone For years saud lhe Iullle woman I dudnl know where my husband spenl hus evenurg One nughl I gol home early and lhere h was A lawyer gol hus cluenl a suspended sen lence They hanged hum Puol Jusl afler a lauspun Ill bel ol 'he people down lhere lhougul we were go Ing lo be kulled lhal lume lu enl Pulol s sur' and sof of l e people up here lhoughl so loo' Teacher Now chuldrcn you musl never do a hung pr vale y u would nol do publuc Kuds Hurray no more balhs Dear SIS GueSS whal I need moSl of? ThalS rughl Send ul along Be l wu hes Your SISler PhylIuS Dear Phyllus NOlhIng ever happens her We kNOw you lake goung 'Io school Wrule us aNOlher leller Jum was askung aboul you al NOon NOw we musl say goodbye As ever Ss The new look skurls Are heavenly bluss To gurls wulh leg I e lhls I I The sergeanl was lalkung lo lhe rookue who was aboul lo be duscharged Well saud lhe Sarge I spose you hale my guls and wull aulung lull due so you can spul on m grave No e saud lhe rookue Al er I shed lhus unuform I never wanl lo sland In lune agaun The gurl who lhunks no man IS good enough for her may be rughf also she may be lefl ere wasa lulllegland sehd a I e smue And she gave ul lo lhe lullle boy across lhe lullle ausle He wrole a Iullle nole bul made a lullle slup And lhey bolh wenl logelher on a lullle offuce I'I PAUSE AND LOOK BACK Onward and upward your mollo should be Clumb lhe sleps of lufes ladder one by one Bul pause and look back lhal you may see The scenes of your slruggle and ballle won Lookung back wull leach you lo counl lhe cosl And sel a correcl value on fume and gaun Exlend sympalhy lo lhose who have Iosl And whusped encouragemenl lo lry agaun Coach To baskelball squad before lhe game We have never been beafen scored agaunsl or lued Now gel oul and wun your 'Iursl name WHERE THERE S LIFE HERE S SOAP' Thus us a clean slory Ouuve enlers wulh Lava ly smule and says Halo Bon Amu' Heres soapung Ivory lhung us Bouquel Borax replues I Lava you very much and I Woodbury you Borax has a cold u Fezs Naplha keeps foulung me up Oluve answers Wel I Swan' You Tek lhe ca e Borax pleads I Drene of you Ivory hour Here IS my Palm Oluve Shake Why Borax you know hes my whoe Lufe buoy I Lava only hum saud Oluve whal lhal guy Dui us kullung ' soap ose you d lalher marry lhal sap Jusl lhen Fels Naplha arruves and says Halo Oluve I Camay long ways I Runso fasl Im oul of brealh Waler you doung here? sud Fels Naplha You Lavender chance wulh Oluve Tek off' Borax forlornly wenl Forhan a half years Ialer he relurned Halo Oluve Ipana way a long lume bul I s ull Lava you uve saud sud ly can marr ou am loo fond of lhe memory of Fels Naplha who dued druvung a 20 Mule Team Borax Borax lrues agaun Thal us sud bul I wull soap orl you Oluve replues No I Lux bemg a wudow Thus IS lhe Lufe Buoy Borax crues In morlal paun You are lhe Gold Dusl woman lhere IS Oh durl where us lhy slung? Then lhere was lhe ruch old genlleman sul lung In hus wneelchaur besude an open wundow as a sluck chuc walked by dusplayung a comely fugure A sugn on an old beal up lalopy read Donl pass pu h' ' A nul al lhe wheel A peach al has rughl A curve In lhe road Fruul salad lonughl If you perchance Donl luke lhe bul Thals Iullun up lhus place Remember 'Ihal A paper s queer Wulh Iols of emply space uesluon Do you lhunk I can lrusl Tom? Answer No even lhe wool he pulls over your eyes us half collon Lullle Johnny saw a snake for lhe fursl lume O Molher' he explauned Come quuck Here s a laul waggung wulhoul any dog' She s IS e I e In oo gur ou My gurl fruend IS a lwun How do you lell em aparl7 Her brolher us laller SCHOOL TRAFFIC SIGN Do Nol KIII the Chuldren Waul for lhe Teacher' Parson Do you know where lullle boys go when lhey smoke7 Boys Yep up lhe alley i : .. I U. I. l . .' - g ' I e I I . ,, . , . . ' I . . In , I ' V I I , 'I - . I I. bu I k .H I I ' . ' , . I IZ H V I . : ! 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FUN AND FANCY FREE BOYS NO LONGER SEE GIRLS LEGS SO EASILY There s a Tad QOIHQ round The whole counTry we guess And The crazy Thung calls for A long skIrTed dress Very few Inches From floor To The hem And IT ThIs keeps up There II soon be none of Them GIrls don T TrIp gasly Down halls anymore They walk very slowly Or land on The Tloor STudenT CouncII s noT bothered By TheIr runnIng To lunch Cause The long skIrTed femmes Always follow The bunch And Teachers Take noTe All The gurls wIIl asserT ThaT Tor laTeness To class DonT blame blame The skIrT' So here s To The boys Who never wIll see Tho e cuTe lITTIe legs From ankle To knee And here s To The gIrls Who follow The Tad They ve goT loTs more courage Then we ThoughT They had' NON SENSE ETIqueTTe When you can eaT soup wITh ouT makmg noIse WhIskey kIIIs more people Than buIleTs buT ThaT s because bullets don T drlnk Comcldence My moTher and TaTher were marrIed on The same day Every TamIIy Tree has ITS sap A genfleman IS noT conscIous of The facT ThaT he IS one And There was The man who was so TaT he was Two Inches Taller when he saT down The nIghT falls buT doesnT break The day breaks buT doesnT fall Flea SomeThIng ThaT IS QOIDQ To The dogs There IS no wholly saTIsfacTory subsTITuTe for bralns bu ssl ence does preTTy well DON T BE DISALLUSIONED she looks old she s young IT she looks young she s old she looks back follow her seems There were Two Browns In The vIlI age and boTh were fnshermen One losT hIs wufe and oTher hIs boaT aT The same TIme The pasTors wITe called as she supposeo The wIdower buT really called upon The Brown whose boaT had gone down I am sorry To hear of your loss she saId O IT aInT much came The reply e was a rIckeTy old Thlng I offered her To my maTe buT he wouldnT have her eye on anoTher for some TIme The pasfors wlfe hung up Ive had my An lrIshman was Telllng hs frIend of hIs narrow escape aT Dunkerque The buIIe+ wenT In me chesT and came ouT me back BuT IT would go Through your hearT and kIII you Me hearT was In me mouTh aT The TIme A IITTIe lad walked To The box OTTICG and boughT a TICRET and wenT In A few mInuTes IaTer he reTurned boughT anoTher TIckeT agaI1 wenf InsIde Three TImes The same ThIng hep pened By The TourTh TIme The gIrI In The box OTTICE was complefely perplexed and asked Why do you keep buyIng TICk9TS To go In The TheaTer? s noT my faulf replIed The lITTIe oy They keep TearIng Them up every TIme I o In Ide INITIATION Two Tough guys yanked me Toward The place They pulled me To The door Then bam' They hIT me from behnnd And Threw me on The Tloor They plcked me up wITh sTeeI claws And when I wouldn T walk They ThreaTened me wITh foun TaIn pens And colored me wITh chalk They sTrapped me Then INTO a chaIr And gave me dIrTy looks They held my lIps wITh pIIe s As They fed me EnglIsh book I crled To Them Tor mercy IT was a dylng plea BuT all I goT was hIsTory books They laugh d and screeched wITh g ee And Then The ThoughT was c ear To me BuT Then IT was Too IaTe They ThoughT I was a sophomore Theyd planned To HITIBTE And so I screamed as They were bouT dlp my head In glue Hey fellas' I m no sophomore m a senIor IusT lIke you BuT as Ive saId IT was Too a e TombsTone Takes The cake or There InscrIbed are The e greaT words Here burned A mIsTake A you go sTroIIIng Through The park your over and you wITh love all a bloom abouf you WhaT does he ThInk of buT playIng golT7 And when you feel In a romanTIc mood he doesn T even Talk To you WhIIe The bIrds are sIngIng and you are complammg he Talks of hIs boyhood days When your hearT IS all a TIuTTer Thlnksng of your lover he Tells you of The hard day aT The OTTIQE When you wanT To SIT and woo doe he Tell you of hIs love7 Does he call yo.: preTTy names? Oh no he complaIns of hIs corns lsnT ThaT IusT lIke a boy' I senT my son To college WITh a paT upon The back I spenT Ten Thousand dollars And goT a quarTer back FRIEND OR FOE7 Good Heavens I am goIng mad I cannoT sleep or eaT I hear The sounds rIng In my head My Temples Throb and beaT I ThInk T1aT I shall go berserk And cream and have a TIT They II puT me wITh The resT gone mad BuT I Il be safe from T IT s noT an ordInary craze The sympfoms are quITe queer I close my eyes and Then I see ThIs monsTer oh so near' I hear The rIngIng of ITS VOICE ThaT sound dIsTurbs me so IT s always There To TrIp me up My grades are mIghTy low I II conquer IT or Tlunk I II arm agaInsT The blIghTer III make my lITTe flngers pound ThaT ever presenT TypewrITer WHO S STUDING7 He walks INTO sTudy hall books plled hlgh A smIle on hIs face a gleam In hIs eye He sITs hImself down In a small sheITered nook And earnesTly sTudIes The pIcTures In Look Oh for The hour ThaT comes To us all When gladly we hurry To old sTudy hall She chews on her pencIls and Thoughffully Trowns Fasf Through her head run adverbs and nouns She s noT doIng EnglIsh buT preparlng To send A IovIng leTTer To her currenT boy TrIend Oh for The hour ThaT comes To us all When gladly we hurry To old sTudy hall ThIs IS The Trme for ThoughT and debaTe The baskefball game and FrIday nIghTs daTe We re proud of The TacT ThaT no rumors have spread OT sTudenTs who sTudy TheIr lesson InsTead When gladly we hurry To old sTudy hall Here s To you A-Id here s To me And may we never dlsagree BuT If we do The heck wITh you Here s To me Dean aT The baseball game Look Donna we have a man on every base now Donna ThaTs noThIng So has Tl1e oTher Team When a woman subTracTs a number of years from her age she never wasTes Them She Tacks Them onTo The age of some oTher woman The gal who daTes a skInny lad And Talks all nIghT of Gable May well be Told IT he IS bold ThaT she s no BeTTy Grable' HEARING THINGS7 Louder louder came The NOISE' IT crashed agaInsT my ears roarlng deafenmg' Louder sTIII and InTInITeIy conTInous BuT I was power Ie s unable To move My head was spInnIng I could bear IT no longer' AT IasT wITh Q -Ire mendous efTorT I roused myself and Turned The a'arm clock off' Forts Fwe. . . . ,, . , . I y I IT' ' ' I9 - 'J ' I . . ,, . . 9 I i 0 I ! . 3. - - ' I ..s. ' ' I . I . e I I ' . T ' I n 4 1 l : - ' . . Oh, Tor The hour ThaT comes To us all A . . - + . - To ' I ' , I I . I, . '-.. . ...I V I . I I . I . I + . I ' I If , ' . My , ' . ' . F ' ' s IT . . - I Ir . . H . . Y -1-+ H : ' ' . . . . . . I S I , ' + Il hl .D ' I Ill I I Ushl Q 1 I 1 . . ' . . I . . -I , y. ll H ' ' , I . . T0 CIJASS f I948 BEAVER VALLEY CANNING COMPANY CRIMES IOWA CONGRATUENUONS N O WEISER S DAIRY HOMOGENIZED A PASTEURIZED MILK CREAM Sfanley Wenser Phone 370 WEST DES MOINES CONGRATULATIONS W J STEWART CO INC wif 7707 N-viii-' if CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE TABLETS GRIMES IOWA C SH BUYER FOR LIVESTOCK L TYP AL RICHARDSON CRIMES STOCKYARD N D O F o 0 I 0 .-:f ff I , ,'f:I' I ay. -Lf - ' 3 .Q-, 41- . 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