Grimes High School - Nugget Yearbook (Grimes, IA)

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Name Nickname ls Elf Raves About Noted For David Dave A student A butch Chevies Music Martin Marty l-A Red hair Women Good manners Betty Bap Engaged Diamond Gilbert Fingernails Marilyn Seibert A night owl Lots of dates Boys Athletics Beverly Sissy A little doll Brown eyes Roller skating Clothes Verna Fern Of age A steady Junior Pleasant smile Robert Bob Tall A pickup Fords Race driving Grimes School Song We're loyal to you, Grimes Hi The red and the black, Grimes Hi We'll back you to stand--'Gainst the best in the land For we know you have sand, Grimes Hi ---- Rah! Rah! So crack out the ball, Grimes Hi We're backing you all, Grimes Hi Our team is our fame protector--On boy for we expect A victory from you, Grimes Hi. Fling out that dear old flag, the black and the red Lean on your sons and daughters forging ahead Like men of old alliance--Placing reliance, Shouting defiance--Owski, Wow! Wow! Amid the broad green plains that nourish the land For honest labor and for learning we stand And unto thee we pledge our heart and hand, Dear Alma Mater, Grimes Hi. Ambition Retire Retire Retire Retire Retire Retire Retire SISSY PERM Boa MAIQTY DAVE BAP 10 SEIBERT

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Senior Class History On September 4, 1939, twelve little first graders began their school career. They were: Billy Cole, Donald Dirks, Delbert Guinn, David Hammond, ltalo Magnani, Sari Mae Robertson, Marilyn Seibert, Bobby Sloan, Gene Tasler, Verna Wipperman, Robert Wright, and Lowell Meier. We started under the supervision of Mrs. lvah Butler. The next fall, we found nine in the second grade. They were: Billy Cole, David Hammond, Paul LaFee, Lowell Meier, Sammie Price, Marilyn Seibert, Verna Wipperman, Robert Wright, and Marlene Sels. Mrs. Butler was still our teacher. In the third grade we were joined by Margaret Halstead, Ronald Hart, Beverly Wiles and Roy Smotherman to make a total of thirteen. Miss Seibert was our teacher Miss Seibert had to struggle with an even dozen in the fourth grade. There were Margaret Halstead, David Hammond, Ralph Patterson, Sammie Price, Betty Lou Ri.fe, Marilyn Seibert, Gary Lee Wallace, Beverly Wiles, Verna Wipperman, Robert Wright Anna Jean Kennedy, and Betty Taylor. In the fifth grade, we lost Margaret Halstead, Gary Lee Wallace, Anna Jean Kennedy, and Betty Taylor, but were joined by Bobby Sloan. Miss Maxwell was our teacher. In the sixth grade, we lost Ralph Patterson and gained Richard Mclntosh and Louise Olinger to make a total of ten. We ascended the stairs to the seventh grade with nine members. They were David Hammond, Sammie Price, Marilyn Seibert, Beverly Wiles, Verna Wipperman, Robert Wright, Marie Benshoff, Berle Conley, and Phylliss Mendenhall. We lost Marie Benshoff, Berle Conley, and Phylliss Mendenhall in the eighth grade but were joined by Martin Lint. This made a total of seven members. We entered High School with a small class of six. They were David Hammond, Martin Lint, Marilyn Seibert, Beverly Wiles, Verna Wipperman, and Robert Wright. Starting our Sophomore year, we were joined by Ethel Bonjour. In our Junior year, we lost Ethel Bonjour and were joined by Betty Plumb. Marilyn Seibert, Robert Wright, Verna Wipperman, and David Hammond are the only four of this graduating class that have gone the entire twelve years together. L W ll