Grimes High School - Nugget Yearbook (Grimes, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

,Ei fiawwawd As we look out into the World, we see many new hopes and new dreams. We realize, that soon, we are to leave Grimes High School. It is now time for our yearbook. We hope that you will enjoy it as much as we enjoyed giving it to you. May many happy memories come to those who leaf through the pages of this book. May our work not be in vain. We give to you our book -------- -4'I'he 5S' Roines , 2Du:.21T1un We, the Seniors of '55, dedicate our annual to our oarents, whose pat ience, loyalty, a d guidance have been an insniration throughout our school career I' I' Mrs an and and and and and and and and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Jennie and Mrs and Mrs Elmer Baer Clarence Baer J R Ble y Arthur Boston Charles Greif Gerald Guess Ozro House Frank Briggs Lester Merical Mudgett H D Rosenberg Sante Stefani Rev. and Mrs. Leo Widdel QED! Q 6?: '.a1'Q7 wvwkwq M, .. I ' ' E12 gl f l! -gg . Mr. d . ' Mr. . M . ...' r Mr. . Mr. . . M . . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . . , Mr. H . . . Mr. . DMIN1 Ig UN Q2 mf! ,sail 'M 6 N X , Ahminisiraiinn w M. M. Kallemyn Superintendent Central B. A. Drake M. S. Sociology American History Paul Smith Drake B. A. World History Biology General Science ShOp Principal Coach Mr. Longstreet Central B. A. Commercial Math annual Sponsor Mrs. Olney iowa State Teachers B. S. Iowa State University Drake University English Home Ee. Mr. Blazevic Minnesota University B. A. Colorado State College M. A. Drake University Band Vocal Music Mrs. Ruth Schlueter Omaha University B. A. Seventh 8 Eighth FADE ECHL'-.,I, ?!X'fJT'L'T'Y Mr. Clayton Creston Jr. College Iowa State Teachers Fourth k Sixth Mrs. Fjelland Waldorf Jr. College Fifth Mrs. Clark Third Simpson College Iowa State Teachers Drake Universit Drake University Corydon Normal Training Mrs: Hartley Y Second Mrs. Briggs iowa State Teacners urake University First hrs. Murray Iowa State College Drake University Kindergarten Elementazy Music EN Q: li WWF I Edwin Baer 'If there isn't anything to do, let me do it.n Terry Merical nwhat I want to get out of school the most is myself.n Carolyn Kallem NI may not be a Ford, but I sure can rattle on.n Patricia Biery nYou could have gone all day without saying that.n Ronald Widdel HI am learning a lot, but school interferes.n 'F! ir Lavern Grief Ulf every student was just like me, what kind of school would this school be?n Barbara Baer nIt's just the principle of the thing.n Marge Mudgett Nmy heart travles with the army.' Charles Stefani NMost great men are dead or dylng and I'm not feellng so well myself.U Joe House UAn innocent face but you never can te11.N M-Y Beverly Boston nl chatter as I go and I go on forever Class Motto nBetter faithful than famous! Allyn Guess Nlf there is trouble brewingg he is doing the stirring.n Phyllis Rosenberg NI don't mind dying an old maidg it's just that I don't want to live one.' Class Flower Red Rose Class Colors Red and White Class Histor In 1943 five first graders enrolled at Grimes School. They were, Carolyn Kallem, Phyllis Rosenberg, Judy Folk, Winnie Madison and Jo Anne Ostrander. Our teacher was Mrs. Ivah Butler. In the second grade we were glad to welcome Marilyn Render and we were greeted again by Mrs. Butler. In third grade we lost Marilyn Render and gained Shirley McDowell and Joe House. Terry Merlcal joined us later that year bringing our number up to sever. Our teacher was Miss Helen Seibert. In fourth grade we lost Joe House and Terry Merical. We sained no new students that year. Our teacher was Mrs. Briggs. When fifth grade began we PFUHG Joe House back with us again, making our number seven once more. Also during that year we were,happy to have Barbara Baer, Lavern Greif, and Susan Albersonljoin us. 'Our group now numbered ten. Again we were greeted by a different teacher, Miss Pagliai. In sixth grade two new students enrolled with us. They were Edwin Baer and Marilyn Smith. Later this year we lost Marilyn who roved back to Waukee and ve also lost Shirley'MoDowell. We were happy to gain'Pati Biery and Leroy Bailey. Our teacher was Miss Pagliai. In seventh grade we found we had lost Leroy Bailey and Susan Alterson. Margie Mudgett enrolled with us that year. Our teacher this year was Nrs. Cuddy. In eighth grade Larry King joined us but moved away during the Year' Tom Wooters also joined us this year, and Judy Folk moved away. When eighth grade graduation came around there were nune in the graduating class. They were Joe House, Carolyn Kallem, Marjorie Mudgett, Tom Wooters, Particle Biery, Phyllis Rosenberp, Ed Baer, Lavern Greif, and Barbara Baer, with Mr. Erps as our teacher. Upon starting our high School career Mrs. Pchlueter was our sponsor. Beverly Boston and Mary Roche, enrolled with us and Allyn Guess joined us during the year. In our Sonhomor year Mr. Smith was our sponsor. Charles Stefani and Terry Merical enrolled with us. Tom Wooters left us this year and moved to Granger. ' Our Junior year began with thirteen students enrolling and again Mr, Smith was our sponsor. Mary Roche moved to Qtuart during this year. As Seniors we row have thirteen Students. They are Carolyn Kallem, Phyllis Rosenberg, Ed Baer, Joe House, Terry Merical, Ron Widdel, Allyn Guesg, Ch9p119 Stefani, Lavern Greif, Marge Mudgett, Pati Biery, Beverly Euston, and Barbara Baer, We were happy to have Ron Widdel join us. nly two seniors have gone to Grimes from first grade through their senior year. They are Phyllis Rosenberg and Carolyn Kallem. Our class sponsor was Mr. Kallemyn. 0 i7 dams WUJQ 61 wwf QWHAM f'1,7997B'?f1 ffl QWQWQI s that it I lllass Will Ronnie Widdel wills his ability to sharpen pencils to Bill Cassady. Allyn Guess wills his perfect penmanship to Jesse House. Senior boys will their hot rod abilities to the freshman boys. Pati and Bev. will their cheerleading suits to the cheerleaders of next year and hope they put them to good use. The Senior Class wills their perfect attendance to any class of the future. Ed Baer and Allyn Guess will their ability to annoy Hr. Kallemyn and Mr. Smith, to Gene Seibert and Tom Dray. Beverly Boston wills her long hair to Winnie Madison. The Seniors wish they had the ability to pay attention in Socialogy class so they could bequeath to the sophomores. Marge Mudgett wills her ability to keep the same man for two and a half years to Joyce Slauson. Phyllis Rosenberg wills her ability to break lamps to Louise Stefani Joe House wills his torn and tattered books to Mel Bauman. Phyllis Rosenberg wills her even desposition to Nancy Paulson. And we hope she uses it to the best of her ability, Carolyn Kallem wills her laughing at her own jokes to Doris B. Charles Stefani wills his slender physique to Alfred Seibert. Lavern Greif wills his mannerly ways to Rudy Wipperman. Terry Herical wills his many girl friends to David Bogaard. Phyllis and Bev will their part time job to Charlotte Brown and Phyllis Morris. Barbara Baer wills her tap dancing ability to Barbara Olive. CAN YOU IMAGINE! TERRY MERICAL ---- ----------- Staying home one night! BEVERLY BOSTON ----- ---------- Not getting a phone call from Waukee during school! ED BAER ------------- ------ Girl shy! PATI BIERY ---- ------- ----- Without Ivan! AL GUESS ---------------------- Without his car in-front of Kaygl PHYLLIS ROSENBERG ------------ -'Fat lady at the C11-cusy, CHARLIE STEFANI --------------- Not walking Karen W. home! BARBARA BAER ------------------ Not studying! JOE HOUSE '------------------ Without a smart remark to the girls: MARGIE MUDGETT --------- ---- Not hiding her letters from wayne from the rest of the class! RON WIDDEL -'- --'---- ----- --Being called by his right name! CAROLYN KALLEM ---------- ----- . Not ea tingg LAVERN GREIF ---- ------ --Chasing girls down the hall! How We looked Men Bev Pati Lavern TSPPY Joe Ron Barb Carolyn Phil Charlie embr dass Play A LUCKY PEWSY The Senior Class successfully presented the play 'A Lucky Penny.' Penny Pringle, a pretty problem, had taken up modern art in a big way. Grandma was all For spanking her but Penny's nctrer had been boning up on child psy- chology and was e?raid she would Nwarpn her deughter's personality. In order to cure Penny ALL her Family goes in for ART. Her dad began to tootle sour notes on a horn the cook devoted her energies to swdnginv dumbells to achieve 'the body beautifulu and her mother capered about expressing her soul in the dance. These and many more exciting incidents provided a highly entertaining evening THE CAST Pennylililliiilh Lydia Pringle... Caleb Pringle .... Joanna.... .... .. Kerry ...... . Greg..... . Gram. ..... . Georgina..... lclsoooo Loo ul Mrl Haskingsoocu n Stage Manager....... Property Manager.. .... Advertising Manager... Prompter............. Director.. ............... SYNOPSIS an ...Carolyn Kallem ....Barbara Baer .......Joe House ...Beverly Boston ....Ronald Widdel ..Charles Stefani .Marjorie Mudgett ...Patricia Biery .Phyllis Rosenberg .....LaVern Greif ....Allyn Guess ...Terry Mefical .. ..... Edwin Baer ...Patricia Biery ......Vrs. Olney ACT CNE: The terrace of the Pringle home. About ten A.M. on a Friday. ACT TWC: The same. About three P.M. ACT TVREW: The same. About nfne o'clCck that night. Annual taff Editor ---------- ---- Carolyn Kallem Assistant Editor--- ---- Margie Mudgett Business Manager--- ------ Joe House Publicity Editor--- ---- Pati Biery Advertising Manager ----- ------ Lavern Greif Yearbook Sales Managers---Phyllis Rosenberg Ronnie Widdel Sports Editors ---------- ----------- Ed Baer Allyn Guess Arts Editor ----- ---Barbara Baer Class Editors--- ---Charlie Stefani Terry Merical Social Editor--- ..-..-- Beverly Boston Annual Sponsors -------- Supt. M. M. Kallemyn Mr. Bruce Longstreet John Deere Ffctory Corpllmonts to Ur. Nason Ankeny, Iowa X ,M 1mfg:f,,K-,ff W 1 - A ' N , -HV E 3 Jumbrs ft t i ht--row one: Karen Wiles Louise Stefani, Da1Sy Madison! giila geiogrt. row two: Janis BonrSren, Carol Baer, Winnie MadiS0ha Sponsor Mrs, Olney. row three: Doris Ann Bohrofen, Marvin Bauman, Dennis Bohrofen, Rudy Wipperman, Dolores Higens. The Junior Class of '55' began and finished the school year with thirteen students. Our subjects were American History, Soc- iology, Biology, Typing and Algebra. Most of the girls took part in Vocal Music. Carol Baer, Doris Ann Bohrofen, Janice Bohrofen, Dolores Higens, and Karen Wiles played Basketball. Marvin Bauman, Fran Guess, and Rudy Wipperman played Football and Basketball. Marvin and Fran were on the Baseball team. From our class Louise Stefani and Daisey Madison were elected Cheerleaders. We ran the concession stand for all the Football and Basketball games. We used the money we earned from this and from our class play to sponsor the Junior-Senior Banquet. In November we presented our play, 'Here We Go Againn. On October ll our class rings came. Having completed three years of High School we are looking for- ward to our Senior Year. CORN COUNTRY R Q GRM? F3553 39955 oss MOINES ff Z7 W WW WWW 9fu2nw4,!,wa Junior Class Play HERE WE GO AGAIN The Junior Class successfully presented, rn November 19, l9Sh, the three ect comedy, 'Were We Go Againn. Pigeon Parker considered it her Nsacred dutyu to solve her Fam1ly's problems. She nlnnned to pvt her tether fn the tea shop business, save her s1ster's rcmnnce and dazzle the brother of her s1ster's roommate. After much damage had been done oigeon storped nimavfnlng' and Henan to cope realistically with the problems and eventvellv solved them hanpily. This play was produced vnder the directirn of Mrs. Olney. P L Mrs. Parker... Mr. Parker..... Pigeon Parker... Qols Parker ..... Jeanie Parker... Vidie Martin... Cass1e.JenniN2S. Lee Summers ..... Elaine Jordan... Biff Jordan ..... Lottie Simson... Virginia Andrews Abbie Vatherwell... Wilbur Jennings... A Y ..Tw1la Seibert ..Varv1n 3auM8H ....Karen Wiles .Dolores Wipesn .vnlsev Madison seaoubqV'O1 QQQI' .Louise Stefani ..Frenc1s Cvess Janice Bchrofen Dennis Qohrofen .Doris Rohrofen .winnte Madison .....Key Adrain .,..Norman watson Junior- enior Banquet The Junior Class entertained the seniors and the high school faculty at a banquet on April 21, at the Tally HO Restaurant in Des Moines. The theme of the Banquet was in WHawaiian Cruisen. The tables were cleverly decorated with candles and Hawaiian scenes. The entertainment for the evening was provided by tne girls of the junior class. PROGRAM Toast Mistress Karen Wiles H -- nHawaii8n WelCOm6n -------------------- Dennis Bohrofen A -- WA10h8, But Not Good Byn ----------------.--- Joe House W -- Wwind and Hurricanen -------. --- ----. Janice Bohrofen A -- WAloha OE, Love To Youn ------ ----------- Carol Baer I -- Nldeals of the Islen ------ ------ Carolyn Kallem I -- Nlsle of Golden Dreamsn ---- ------Louise Stefani A -- WA Trip To Be RememberedW-- ---- Phyllis Rosenberg N -- NNautical PredictionsW----- -------4 Hawaiian singing and dancing--- -- MTNU Tropical Dreams fJuiceJ Game of the Jungle fChickenD Diced Bamboo CGreen Beans! Lilikoi and Papa lFruit Saladl Mango Pango KOrange Snerbetl Cocoanut Milk CCoffee or Milk! Beach Pebbles in Clam shells KNutsD -Mr. Kallemyn Junior Girls Fluffy Clouds KPotatoesJ Taro Cake fRollsJ JUSTJUNIQRS Has she changed? www 'N AF:bn nA1n't it the truth wipe that smirk off your face. Ladies' Man Seventh Graders Shy? 1 l A Anybody for tennis? nsippin, Cider Through A S Songbird Sunday Best f X SPH M hi s W 3 ' ' N -- -' X i + N 3' If wif A w a: X . , M I fs 1 x 9 9 ' o homo e First Row Cleft to rightb - Donald Boston, David Bogaard, Eldon Schlenker, Duane Givler, Jim Tuttle. Second Row Cleft to rightl - Sue Merical, Betty Tuttle, Phvllis Morris, Charlotte Brown, Mr. Kallemyn Third Row Cleft to right! -- Carol Gintzell, Dixie Robertson, Kay Adrian, Patricia se-inert, Karen Grimm- The Soohomores started the year with fourteen students in the class. In the first semester we gained Duane Givler and in the second semester we lost Dixie Robertson. The subjects were World History, Home Ec., Manual Training, English and Geometry. These were taught by Mr. Smith, Mrs. Olney, and Mr. Longstreet and then Mrs. Heifner took over for Mr. Longstreet who was our class soonser the first semester. The class officers were: David Bogaard - President, Charlotte Brown - Vice President, Dixie Robertson - Secretary, Sue Merical - Treasurer. Kay Adrian, Dixie Robertson, Bet y Tuttle, and Carol Gintzell were the only Sophomore girls our for basketball. All the girls were in the girls glee club. The only Soghomore boys out for sports were Jim Tuttle and Norman Watson. hey were out for all three, football, basketball and baseball. In December we gave a Christmas dance for the High School and their guests. T W O D O W N - T W 0 T O G 0 I V f Hungry? KB? The Three Musketeers ' Between two loves Friendship Saturday night bath ef so sweet! II N Get to work Work'a done! , ,,,f',,,, , ,. W X Mfg ln!! freshmen First Row: Eugene Widdel, Bill Cassady, Alfred Seibert, Jess House Second Row: Joyce Slauson. Nancy Paulson, Barbara Olive, Sharon nav Dolan. Third Row: Gene Seibert, Tom Dray, Melvin Bauman, Paul Smith, Class Sponsor. On Oeptember 5 twelve very green freshmen took their places in the Grimes High School. The subjects offered us were Algebra, English, General Ucience, and Home Economics, or manual training. The class officers were as follows: Uugene Widdle-President, Gene Seibert-Vice President, Joyce Slauson-Secretart, and Melvin Bauman-Treasurer. We elected Mr. Smith as our class sponsor. September 20th was initiation. The Seniors provided the enter tainment. Of course we were given the privilege of scouring the schoolhouse afterwards but we all had fun. Jovce, Sharon Kav, and Nancy went out for Glee Club and basket- ball. Tom, Gene, Jesse, Bill, and Melvin went out for Basketball and Tom, Gene, and Melvin went out for Football. ' f . A . . ' ' ix , ROBINETTE CHEVROLET Telephone Des Moines 5-8441 -Grimes 7203 JOHNSTON, IOWA BIG CAR QUALITY AT LOWEST COST THAT IS POSSIBLE! nShoe Shine Girlu 'Hula Dancern fB111J 'The little Deviln F R E S H M A N ' S B I G D A Y ck and Marilyn fMe1 and Jessi 'Indian Squaw' v al Little Iodine han a XOXO'-C CIOJ' GIGIGOOGDUJCDCBCDCXGQXI OSU'N0NONOSUNONUNONv1V1U't NOXOXOXOKO I-'I-'I-'I'-'I-' COOOOO f? ll 11 ll 12 12 12 12 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 L5 h? 50 00 15 152 21 30 3h 385 39 A5 00 05 00 Ovf 15 16 24 25 30 32 35 22 56 57 59 oo ov 10 151 16 45 46 47 00 30 31 35 39 55 15 21 55 00 O2 40 55 O9 15 29 30 00 012 15 20 30 00 Ol 45 AROUND THE CLOCK WITH THE SENIORS Lavern crawls out of b Terry falls out of bed Lavern falls downstair Marge decides to walk Pat gets up to polish Terry wakes up. Marge falls in bucket Terry gets up to feed Pat hurts eyes by glar Marge wakes up and dec Beverly's mother pulls Terry gets bit by an o Barbara gets up and go ed. while having a nightmare about Betty. s. CNG glassesll around the block. Kln her sleepll her ring. of grease by Earl Seiberts garage. hogs. e of her ring. ides she had better go home and clean her out of bed. ld sow. es through tap routine. ll Joe gets up. KNO commentl Ed gets up and tries t Terry developes positi Charlie Gets up and ca Carolyn wakes up while Marge still trying to Phyllis gets up and ea Charlie hangs up. Terry's doctor KJoeP s Ed still can't get sha Ron Jumns out of bed. Ron hits 100 going dow Ed heads for school. Ed is in school. 0 get his electric razor started. ve hycrophobia. lls Karen W. having a nightmare about being fat. get grease off. ts breakfast. ays he can't possibly go to school this morning ver started. n main street. Marge makes it to school still a mess. Last bell rings. Senior girls and Ron p Al gets up and flips a school, heads he drive Won't start, so Al wal Joe and Chas arrange 3 History class. Ed goes to sleep. Mr. Kallemyn wakes up Ed back asleep again. Bell rings and scares Sociology class. Argu Marge starts talking. ass to English Class. 2 headed coin to see which car he drives to s Model A. ks to school. -D glasses and mustache on the mounted de r head Ed. Ed out of his seat. ment on Juvenile Delinquency. Carolyn starts talking. Mr. Kallemyn gets Caro Typing class. Seniors get in big arg Underclassmen pass to Smith still trying to Starving Seniors pass School takes up. Al's car still won't s lyn shut-up, still working on Marge. ument over annual. lunch. quiet down seniors. to lunch. tart so he pushes it to school. Test in Biology, everybody flunks but Ed and Twila. Terry's grasshonper fo Terry catches grasshop Smith catches Terry. r Biology gets lobse. per. Bev receives call from Waukee. Smith puts up petition to have phone installed on Bev's desk. Girls go to basketball. Bev returns from offic Phyllis offical bell ringer Ma Boys go to Basketball. Bev and Phyllis fight Schools out. 9. and Beverly start fighting CRefree Pat, time keeper Barb, rge.J to a draw. For curiosity sake turn to next page! L: Pat falls out of school bus while dreaming of Ivan. L: Senior boys push A1's car up to Jack's. hz Lavern starts chores. 5: Terrv does chores and calls Ed. They decide to meet at Jack's. 5: A1 gets mad at his car and kicks off a fender. 5: Other fender falls off. XJ! : Joe eats supper and heads for Jack's. 2: Phil starts playing hillbilly records. 6: Lavern gets kicked by and old cow. KNo injuries.l 6: Joe has to settle for Model A. 6: Ed and Terry head for Dallas Center. 6: The Frank Briggs household starts eating supper. 6: Everyone deathly sick. Carolyn did the cooking. Nlxlxl : A1 heads for Kays. : Joe heads for Granger. : Pat finds excuse to go to the chicken house. CWe seniors know the chicken house is really Ivans car.J 00 15 L5 30 35 L0 50 12 :QO Joe goes home and begs for Chevy. 5 35 ZZ? S25 00 10 15 7:20 Charlie and Karen W. head for Des Moines for a show. 7:30 Bev begs for car and heads for Waukee. 7:38 Lavern puts his jalopy in garage to work it over. 7:L5 Ron jumps in his A Model and heads for Urbandale. 7:50 Marge starts to write a letter to Wayne C. 8:00 Carolyn recovers from her meal and heads for Janis's. 8:15 Ron gets picked up for reckless driving. 8:17 Barb comes in to see Phil. 8:20 Phil's record player drowns out Barb's knock. 8:30 Terry and Ed reach Dallas Center at last. 8:31 Mouse scares Marge. 8:31k Marge on top of table. 9:00 Al and Kay decide to go for a ride. 9:30 Lavern trys to start car. 9:L5 Marge still on table. 10:15 Carolyn calls hospital to tell folks she will stay with Janis. 10:21 Ed and Terry try to get some girls out of their car. 10: Barb still knocking on Phil's door. ll: Ed and Terry still trying. ll: Joe gets mad and starts to go home. 12: Bev returns from Waukee with her lipstick smeared. 12: Lavern still trying to start car. 12: Ron pulls himself away from his secret love and starts home. 12: Ron gets another ticket. 1: Lavern gets his car started after turning on key. 30 00 30 00 15 30 A0 00 1:15 Marge's mouse finally goes away. 1:h5 Barb gets mad and goes home. 2:15 Joe goes home. 2:30 Ed and Terry finally start home. lwith or without the gir1s!?l 2:35 Phil quites playing records and goes to bed. 2:L5 Ron is home in bed. 2:50 Charlie takes Karen W. home. 3:00 Carolyn kicks Janis out of bed. 3:10 Marge rinishes writing letter and goes to bed. 3:15 Charlie goes home and goes to bed. 3:20 Ivan goes home and Pat goes to bed. 3:30 Al leaves Kay off and goes home. 3:b5 Terry runs in ditch. Wakes up Ed. L:00 Carolyn gets up and gets something to eat. She didn't have a very good supper. h:30 Ed and Terry get home,'at lastl' 5:00 All Seniors asleep. 5:L5 Oh, Oh! Here we go again! Phgng 88 RiCh3PdSOh StOCky8Pd3 Grimes, Iowa KINDERGARTEN R w One: fLeft to rightl Karen Griggs, Conrad Myers, Bobby Stout, o Cherilyn Hartley, Richard Harding, Diana Savage, Jimmy Smith, Della Seibert, Billy Stifel. Row Two: Stephen Temnleton, Karl Schlenker, H D k Timmy Lint, Craig Derry, Merlin Perdue, Douglas erring, ic Houghtaling, Elvepa Massapini, Row Three: Judy Lint, Barbara Ritter, Richard Seibert, Warren Honnold, Ricky Hutcheson, Kenneth Seibert, St n Sonnenberg Betty Dawn Meeker, Teacher Mrs. Murry. eve Dennis Chambers was absent when the pictures were taken. W FIRST GRADE Row One: CLeft to ri htl Marlene O e V Slauson, Pat Myers, Sgaron Starkey, guggne ggEi?i5aiEifg2gQbi2ZrOn Oow Two: Jack Loose, Susan Lint, Dennis Hawbaker, Neva Hanawalt Mark Kern, Juanita Steffens, Billy Gilleney. Row Three, Danni ' Comer, Susan Cole, Vickie Hutcheson, Darrell Bauman Roger S Hellicksofly Linda Chambers, Keith Tuttle, Teacher Mfvg, Briggs. SECOND GRADE Row One: CLeft to right? Tommy Stout, Marc Harding, Mark Kennis, Bruce McKee, David Massarini, Larry Little. Row Two: Roger Shepherd, Gerald Perdue, Alice Shafer, Sheila Slauson, Charlotte Berkenbosch, Delores Selbert, Donald Stout, Janean Howe. Row Three: Linda Biery, Marcia Chambers, Karen Tuttle, Edwin Seibert. Steven Derry, Jean Findlay, Diane Lint, Linda Kallemyn, Teacher Mrs. Hartley. Row Four, Ranae Koch, Sharon H gens, Caren Sue Bierman, Leota Widdol, Shirley Clerk, Mary Wisdom, Dharles Murry, Bill Templeton, Alan Meeker. THIRD GRAI2 How One: CLeft to rightl Keith Griggs, Barry Bloomfield, Bever Merical, David Shiffer, Deanna Houghtaling, James Little, Danny Danilson, Mike Meyers. How Two! Darris Beam, Elwin Peitzman, Jimmy Wallace, Marvin Lint, Eddie Slauson, Cheryl Finch, Dean Bartelt. Row Three! Ronald Bartelt, Jim Chambers, Rose Hellickson, Bobby Chambers, Carol Jean Lorwy, Peggy Chambers, Warren Peterson, Mildred Clark. Kathy Sonnenburg was absent the day the Dictures were taken. l FOURTH GRADE Row One: CLeft to right? Dennis Thompson, Clareve Smiths Barbara Chambers, Rachel Loose, Douglas Adrian, Robert Little' Row 570: Kent Peitzman, Sharon Young, Jo Ann Seibert, Diane Schlellkefw fat Ritter, Teacher Mp, Claytgn, Richard Givler was absent when the pictures were taken. FIFTH GRADE Row One: fleft to right! Shirley Osborne, Nancy Smith, Shirley Ritter, Maragaret Lemke, Danny Smith, James Thompson, Sharon Osborne, David wilson. Row Two: Judy Kallemyn, Jerry Guess, Beverly Walker, Cleo Herring, Eldon Brown, Sharon Givler, Colene Bartelt, Teacher Mrs. Fjelland. Row Three: Joe Pinegar, Dee Ann Honnold, Sandra Higens Virginia Wisdom, Nancy Bloomfield, Bobby Cole. Joan Crawley was absent when the pictures were taken. i R O CL ft J SIXTH GRADE ow ne: e to right Marilyn Schlenker Larry wats n S tt Templeton, Elvera Seibert, Robert Massarini,,Dona1d Wallace. uggw e TWG: Bobby Greif, Donna Gintzell, Judy Benton, Nancy Cook, B111 Chambers, Teacher Mr. Clayton. Row Three: Patty Mudgett, Gary Peitzman, Linda Seibert, Charles Merical, LeRoy Hellickson. SEVENTH R ETGHTH GRADES Row One: fLeft to right! Robert Peterson, Bobby Houghtaling, Barbara Boston, Beverly Osborne, Jeanene Taylor, Leroy Shipley, John Casady, Lewis Bogaard, Ronnie Brooks, Willard House. Row Two: Darryl Seibert, Donna Taylor, Beverly Savage, Karen Snyder, Joyce Danilson, oyce widdel, Haryan Shipley, Raedine Urfer, Sherry Benton, Mary Lint. Mrs. Schlueter. Row Three! Ronnie Morris, John Brown, Evan Bartelt, Carolyn Seibert, Karen Potter, August Knoll, Edwin Bartelt, Warren Bloomfield, Betty Crawley, Eldon Bohrofen, Merle Baer. ,W A 12,1 15. .I .nfu X 1 I Lm VA A , Q . ' 2 ' ' if A VQY, f Q! Hi ' .gzv ' 2 NS A X j 3 t L-L, N . X I ., 23 1 X 3 nf K iik K f .. in .. ' 'ix i .,.,.,ggf+v1Nese4ilnk j 'I ' Q m. 1 if ,Km i yA 4 football First rowg Rudy Wipperman, Melvin Bauman, B111 Cassady, Jim Tuttle Norman Watson, and Gene Seibert. Second row, Terry uericai-Mgr., Ron w1aae1, Ed Baer, Charlie Stefani, 'rom D1-ay, Marvin Bauman, Francis Guess, and Coach Smith. Allyn Guess was absent when the picture was taken. Grimes Opposiffon 13 +M1tche1lvi11e 2 46 'Prairie City 12 31 Runnels 12 27 +Bondurant 16 C5 Linden 24 8 'M1ngo 13 65 Polk City 24 46 Linden 29 1 Conference games As Allyn was filling in an accident - report blank, he wrote 1 was backing out of Chambers Motor Company and by the time I hacked far enough to see what was coming. 'It had already come.' Football Four seniors, three juniors, two sophomores, and four freshmen reported for practice the last week of August. They practiced hard for their first game which was played with Mitchelville, defending co-champions of the tough Central Iowa Six-Man Conference, on the Wildcats field, September 12. Grimes defeated them by a score of 13 to 2. As the season progressed the team won five more games to run their undefeated string to six. In the final conference game, the Wildcats were overpowered by Mingo on the wirrers field by a score of 13 to 8. Grimes was hampered by injuries to three regulars, Ed Baer, Fran Guess, and Rudy Wipperman. This left Grimes and Mingo tied for the lead in the conference and both teams shared the crown. Grimes played its last game of the season against Polk City on a muddy field. Grim s completely overran Polk City and ended the four seniors career with a 66 to 24 victory. The team was chosen the second best six-man team in the state of Iowa by the Des Moines Register. Ed Baer was placed on the All-State First Team by the Des Moines Register. Marvin Bauman gained a berth at end on the third team. Ed Baer led the scoring by running for 18 touchdowns and passing for 8 more. Allyn Guess scored 10 touchdowns, Marvin Bauman scored 8 and Charlie Stefani scored 4. The Grimes team hed an offensive average of 35 points a game while holding their opponents to a 15 point average. -I-LCM-QCOMING 0 6'1rls Ba kefball The 1954-1955 girls basketball squad at Grimes was made up of two seniors, five juniors, four sophomores, and three freshman. Seniors: Carolyn Kallem, and Marge Mudgett. Juniors: Carol Baer, Doris Bohrofen, Karen Wiles, Janis Bohrofen, and Delores Higens. Soohomores: Kay and Freshmen: Nancy Carolyn Kallem served The first string Adrian, Betty Tuttle, Dixie Robertson, Carol Gintzell. Paulson, Sharon Dolan, and Joyce Slauson as captain of the team. consisted of Carol Baer, Doris Bohrofen, and Karen Wiles at forwards, while Carolyn Kallem, Kay Adrian, and Nancy Paulson held down the guard positions. The Grimes girls They won orly two out did not have a very successful season. of the fifteen games that they played. The two Grimes victories were in the games played with Elkhart. Grimes won both games by scores of QC to f5 and 54 to 45. Doris Ann Bohrofen led the scoring with 346 points fn 15 games for a P3 point per game scoring average. Carol Baer scored l55 points for 63 for e 4.2 per game Grimes 48 46 57 36 24 29 29 44 90 54 37 99 44 14 35 a lO.3 average and Karen Wiles scored average. Opposition Waukee 69 Polk City 49 Polk City 61 Waukee 6C Johnston 63 Johnston fl Urhandale 53 Urhandale 59 Elkhart 65 Elkhart 45 Granger 56 Granger 66 Woodside 5C Valley CGirls Co.J 44 Vartensdale 36 CG1r1s Sec.D Ba kefball u N X KEY n'0lanN ' hort' Jpn' . I , NMarge Carrotsn NHiggieW Carolynn nslauson Z Legg to right: Daisey Madison, Pat Eiery, Bev Boston, Louise Stefani Grangor Game Wnukee Gnme W BoyS Basketball The 1954-1955 boys basketball team at Grimes consisted of only thirteen members. The squad was made up of three seniors, three juniors, two sophomores, and five freshmen. They were as follows: Seniors: Ed Baer, Allyn Guess, and Charlie Stefani. Juniors: Marvin Bauman, Francis Guess, and Rudy Wipperman. Sophomores: Jim Tuttle and Norman Watson. Freshmen: Tom Dray, Gene Seibert, Eugene Widdel, Melvin Bauman, and Jesse House. The I1PSt game of the season was played at Waukee with- out the services of Charlie Stefani and Marvin Bauman who were out with a football injury and illness respectively: The Wildcats led throughout the game until the final minutes when Waukee captured the lead and held on to it the remaining time to win 52 to 45. Grimes avenged this loss later in the season by whipping Waukee 69 to 60. In the county tournment Grimes scored a first round victory over Polk City after coming from behind with nine minutes left in the game. The score was 67 to 56. The second round game w's with Woodside and was played at Johnston. In this game the Wildcats led most of the game until their center Charlie Stefani fouled out with six and one half minutes remainirg in the fourth quarter. At this point Woodside took command of the lead and went on to win 56 to 42. Grimes was playing the game without the help of Allyn Guess who sprained his ankle in practice. The boys 'inished the season with a won-lost record of 10 and 7. The locals scored 995 points against 918 for their opposition. Ed Baer paced the scorinf with 343 points in 17 games for a 20.2 Der game scoring average. Allyn Guess was second with 167 points in 12 games for a 14 point average. Marvin Bauman scored 152 points, Charlie Stefani scored 126, and Francis Guess chalked up 95. Grimes Opposition 45 Waukee 52 69 Waukee 6q 65 Polk City 43 76 Polk City 29 43 Johnston 33 46 Johnston 43 61 Elkhart' 59 60 Vlkhart 77 62 Granger 55 49 Granger 70 5F Urbandale 58 71 Urbandale 75 66 Assumption 60 42 Woodside f7 67 Polk City CCountyD 56 42 Woodside CCountyD se 57 Urbandale cSec'5 63 Ba' kefball N W First row: Second row: CLe't to Rightj Rudy Wipperman, Melvin Bauman, Howard Seibert, Jim Tuttle, Norman Watson, and Eugene Widdel. Terry Merical Mgr., Marvin Bauman, Ed Baer, Charlie Stefani, Tom Dray, Francis Guess and Coach Smith. Allyn Guess was absent when the picture was taken. Puppy Love! -gif, SltU1D' pretty! lsvftp Lovfr '?r'f1 Yd 1 Slugrer Chas. if , fb ,V X. W Cutie n 01 'H 9 , wl . fm: ' fig! f O i5 ,- ,LM?' + F MM. I5 W- L- 'h Ex Q gf 'J an S , Q2 Q .- . V . - 1 XT, w' ,.g J! W L ' Whatcha' up go? if N-Z Y-.'T-.' sg Pwr Little 31101151 Oh J 'Vi 5 X, Ain't she sweet? our Boys '5 f-he U Ba eball Front rowg Gene Seibert, Melvin Bauman, Rudy Wipperman, Francis Guess, and Norman Watson. Second rowg Joe House, Duane Givler, Charlie Stefani, Tom Dray, Marvin Bauman, and Coach Smith. Allyn Guess was absent when the pictures were taken. Five veterans and six newcomers reported for the baseball squad this year hoping to improve on their five won and six lost record of last season. The returning players include Marvin Bauman, infielder. who compiled a .3hh batting average last year, Charles Stefani, catcher infielder, who had a .320 batting average, Allyn Guess who served as pitcher and outfielder, had a 314 batting average, Norman Watson, infielder, with a .200 average and Francis Guess, pitcher. Allyn and Francis Guess vppear to he the pitchers who will carry most of the hurling load with an alternate still to be dev- elcped. Several positions still to be decided will have to be Pill- ed by the newcfmers to the squad. These are Rudy Wipperman, Joe House, Gene Seibert, Mel Bauman, Tom Dray and Puane Givler. A tenative schedule with the following teams has been arranged at the time of this publication: Waukee, Johnston, Woodside, Granger, Polk City, and Urbandale with the sectional tournament to be played the week of May 2-7. Junior High Thirty-one new seventh and eighth graders started another school year August 30, 1954. We welcomed four new classmates, all in the seventh grade. They were John Brown, Barbara Boston, Betty Crawley, and Joyce Widdel. The third Friday we organized a club which we called uThe Junior H1 Wildcatgn, The purpose of our club was to take care of all business and social affairs of the Jr. Hi. Each six weeks we elected new officers and committees, giving each one an opportunity to act in different capacities and secure exper- ience alofg various lines. We also took part in programs and enjoyed games. Our first big event was our Hallow'een Party which we held in the gym. We also thank Mrs. Benton who helped oversee our big supper which was served in the hot lunch room. Basketball practice began for us in December. All tne girls went out and most o the boys. Several of the High School students coached us. We played Johnston in January and Waukee in Februrrv, we lost both games. Eleven members of the band were from Junior Hi and we took an active part in the Christmas musical program. We also part- icipated in the Homecoming festivities with our float nSnow White and the Seven Dwarfsn. At Christmas time, we enjoyed our party with tree, treat, and exchange of gifts. Again on February'l4, we had a big Valentine party. We featured our King and Queen. Prince, and Princess for whom we had earned votes by making A's in our daily lessons in the month of February. Joyce Widdel was chosen Queen: Leroy Shipley, King, Beverly Osborne, Pr1ncessg and John Gasady was elected Prince. We honored them with boxes of candy and let them rule during the party. In the spring we enjoyed other events which completed our list of social affairs. Our school year of 1954-1955 has been a busy and profitable one and we can say that we have enjoved it all. .ie 1 4 A J W lv sl Y , V w Y Yu fa 1 R A N Q.. Q Y 5 -5'2 -, v X ff X g:::.f,1. m X ' A 4 n'44' R N' el A 44,,':n.,:sN XX XX f 4 'Op Q N ff 6 i va, 'F 1' 4? 3 25 ,ga X , , x I7 v' N Lula, M 2. KX .,Q, X Q- 11657 ei: , , q R x U W I I KK QX f Wg 9 lj X is K gx A S , , , 1 .xm TERgxI, kg, lg l IJ :A tm Oxnivnf Nx X. ml ' E J!! 1 J , A 3 41 I X M X f Xxx A Q ' -I as ff Q f ,X X X ' Q A V,,f J C Yi M91 X 4 W . 0-wx 1 XXX ff 'W yy 5 ff , gg A xfx V- gl X . ,, XX X s A 5 T f . Y Z' x -9 I Q.. M-K, I Q 1 X-' I :Z T wr , Q PQI ' B H f af wg .4 , ,r ' JT' N TCR 'RLVU N 1 Left to Right: Beverly Sava Nancy Bloomfield, Linda Seib Donnie Wallace, Jimmy Thomps Nancy Smith, Bill Chambers. ge, Margaret Lemke, Evan Viartelt, ert, John Casady, Cleo Herring, on, Shirley Csborne, Judy Kallemyn, S E N I O P B A N D I i Standing: Jeanene Taylor, Joh Left to Right: Sue Templeton, Bloomfield, Bobby Houghtalinv, Casady, Lewis Boggard, Maryann ,The bend instructors were, Mr n Cnsady. Nancy Paulson, Wuqust Knoll, Warren Leroy Shinley, Edwin Bartelt, B111 Shipley. . Robert Coleman, Mr. John Blazevicl G L E E - C L U B Left to PlHHC--POW one: Karen Wiles, Louise Stefani, Da1sey Madlson, Patricia Seibert, Karen Gr1mm, Twlla Seibert, Barbara Baer, Dixie Robertson. row two: Sharon Dolan, Beverly Boston, uarol Baer, Joyce Slauson, Delores Higens, Carolyn Kallem,Phyll1s Morris, Nancy Paulson, Janis Bohrofen. row three: Kay Adrian, Phyllis Rosenberg, Winnie Madison Betty Tuttle, Carol Gintzell, Marge mudgett, Patricia Biery, Sue Merical, Charolette Brown. S E X T E T I E Left to right: Karen, Carol, Dolores, Carolyn, Janis, and Barbara. BUILDING AND BEING BUILT UPON Home Ec. Class Shen Annual Staff at Work. Typing U' S- H1St0I'Y Literature Class IA-L IN A DAY'S WO RK I-.Ir . Kallemyn Hauny Mrs, Iierical and Mrs. House L-Ir . .Lmith 1 4 6246 I 9 . R In . ,A , - ,, hw I K. , ., . ,W KN . 1 ? Q 3:3 WX 3 4291 K x. M 15 75 fl Lfexffv-.Q xl is z .2 lm Zfz FA X7 fi, 45 1 2 fig? j X ,FQ 7' ' 4 NX f 49 ii, ! , Q I L-mb-f Sash and Doon in I I X. 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Part s-Servi ce-Sa le s fl.l!:!S,1!E!lfl,.!1!!!F RS NH HP-2 Allis Chalmers G New Idea Machinery Brd. 6: Grand Ave. West Des Moines Phone 7-1714 SUPERIOR COACH DIVISION OF HAWKEYE TRUCK EQUIPMENT COMPANY Phone 8-1051 Ninth at Keo Way DES MOINES, IOWA If For The School Or Office Call HOLLEY SCHOOL SUPPLY COMPANY Phone 3-6247 Des Moines Congratulations CRYSTAL CLEANERS To The Senior Class HSSN Singer Sewing Center Des Moines 508 Walnut Des Moines, Iowa 3911 Douglas Phone 9-1611 K 'igivf' QTICI ' s B31-xNnT's Puwnmu HUME 8 J. ALBERT MURPHY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE THAT INSURANCE REALLY Q REALTORS va INSURES mow A NEW OFFICE TO SERVE You BETTER! CESTAT Located at M121 Merle Hay Phone 98819 L. W. Barger Eve. 27108 'Andy' Kerr Eve 6h398 John F. Brick Eve. 781Oh Roscue Jones Pve 72351 Dick Boqordus Eve. 96335 Forest Wilson Eve 59983 C ROWN CHILI KING ai'f 'WP4fs A 641 Q kff A SNACK I f J V4 Hickman S722-Des Moines A ! psf' X. Phone-7-97433 Beam's Service Station Grimes Phone 87 ee Whillips ,mlm 'Phllllps -lglfgll .cR 5 5 . ,, 4' 1 23.73 :fi ixigfxj, A3,Qaa:Vi,,,p Congratulations Senior Class of 1Q Q . z Q ip lligif D 1 P, . I X 4.715 1 51 o ans ood kart dK5A ig d.. 'Qw gb wg-Q'i Grimes, Iowa ' mm QQ Melvin Wiles 1 'w'4'Vc UIIJSSQDEQEEJ ASPROVIDEDINTHE BANKING ACT OF ISN gp 16 120 ' so ll - n 2 E DEPQSITS 5 o Q Q. .9 Member F. D. I. C. PHILLIPS 66 Tank Wagon Service Gasoline-Fuel O11 Motor Oil-Grease Phone 16 Grimes, Iowa COMPLIMENTS OF GRIM S OFFICE Hgnggk FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEH BANKERS TRUST COMPANY Member Federal Reserve System F rmhmf M N nunznsuu Enlcxsuu nnlnv cn : ,Q 1 -1-Q '- ' - I- nk W w 1 mm .-V T3 ' -N 'Q L'-L uv 1, 42413141 1- EJ 'E 12 'f c .sw A111145 aio, 2229 AVENUE FREDERICK M. HUBBELL . DES MOINES 17, lowA PHUNE 6'3l72 17, , X . wxrrlqgp he Alf 'X 1 fx. X 1 L -wwiime fliigf wff , ' Hmm n Ei:-' ' 1' 'r Electrical Lighting Fixtures Contractors Lamps 6 Shades ALBRIGHT ELECTRIC 2622 Beaver Ave. Clifford R. Albright Des Moines, Iowa Night Phone 5-6222 Phone 7-7946 DOUGLAS AVE. SUPER VALU MARKET :pu .vf -. I. - mu 3800 Douglas lwiiVH. Phone 7-8638 QL INDJWlfT SFNDP 'Made In Sight By Folks In White' 19th k Koo Way Shop Phone 2-1818 Des Moines llp, Iowa J' Residence 7-M200 ' ,kk I . ,xk,w xqf, Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 'SS' Standard O11 Tank Wagon L. J. Smith Grimes sum DARD D H R AIL S 1 m KCCII BROTHERS FIINTEIS ' STATIONEKS 0 IOOKIINDIRS f OFFICI OUTFITTEIS 1 gpm' MACHINIS Grand Avenue Third fo Fourfh. Des Moines. Iowq HY-LINE POULTRY FARMS 21 Million hatched in 1953 Dallas Center Waukee Johnston Des Moines Best Wishes to the Graduation Class of 1955 Dr. R. V. Templeton, D. 0. Grimes, Iowa SHAFFER'S WELDING SHOP General Repair Work Plow Shares Renewed 24 Hour Towing Phone 3251 Dallas Center, Iowa J.H. Carter A Sons Hardware General Electric Refrigerators Dexter 'flh6PS DeLaval Seprators General Hardware L. F. GARLAND R SON Grain Feeds Coal Phone 107 WGUKGG, 1018 Hain Office, Waukee, Branch, Rider Phone 109 Waukee, Iowa Service That Serves FQ STONERMEL. COMPANY ZPIANOE Bmw? ' gwww HENRY C. OLSON, PRESIDENT IOTH AND WALNUT STREET DES MOINES 9, IOWA PIANOS - RADIOS - HAMMOND ORGANS - NOVACHORD - ELECTRIC REDBIRD I-IATCHERY AND POULTRY SUPPLY CO. BABY CHICKS-STARTED CHICKS SUPPLIES-POULTRY FEEDS 8a REMEDIES SARGENT FEED Phone 6-BALI Robert C. Miller-H. W. Trissel l3u6 East Court Avenue EAST DES MOINES, IOWA NIEI-,SEN GREENHOUSE V 'F Q Q- 0 AND FLOWER SHOP iKu,fzQ.ras, If .-'-- - I I H 1900 High Street Des Moines , Iowa APPLIANCES PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY of Des Moines, Inc. 95 University Avenue . 3-6281 FARMERS C0-OPERATIVE ELEVATOR CO. Waukee, Iowa I expect to pass through this world but orce. Any good therefore, that I can do, or any vindness that I can show to any fellow creature, let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it for I shall not pass this way again. ---Anonymous NYIIIOI Ol' lllllll 1711 Phone 122 , ,-1 A W 'igkf Eff? '1i'WI'14:Q I-if . L- rf ,' ,LJ fi. 4.9541 4 290 I -2 4. lr Jr Phone 23 Ph. Des Best W1 Phone 16 Moines 7-3665 SE IBERT PONT I AC Pontiac Sales Complete Service To All EARL SEIBERT DANIELS' STORE Groceries-Meats and General Me Best Wishes Class 55 OTTO'S SERVICE STATION Washing-Lubrication Johnston, Iowa shes to the Senior GRIMES PLUMBING Makes of Cars rchandise Grimes, Iowa Grimes, Iowa BHP-RUIK Gm' Class of 55 es 9-308 Dale Lint :Zi E- 1. Q' Branch Plants At Johnston And Grimes P Z' f 5 ff IN FARMERS Foon BANK l of x ' f Hof, . Q When you think of meat ff- i 'jk A Our service can't be beat f Xb .7577 ' cp Ll' Ralph R. Wheeler Proprietor Phone 16 Granger, Iowa Compliments of Dr, R. T. Smith, M. D. 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'dwlfi MARKET if Eisiii WEQX .!J wtf owa iIllQE:I'gaH Ua BRENTON STATE BANK lations Q Best Wishes Congratu' to the Graduating Class Dallas Center, Iowa SHIFFER HARDWARE Congratulations and Best Wishes to the 1955 Graduating Class Gri me s , Iowa For Correct Hair Shaping and Styling Call 182 COY'S BEAUTY SHOP Grimes, Iowa Best Wishes to the Seniors of N550 GRIMES SUFDRY Phone 4 Grimes, Iowa Don Stout ratulations Senior Class of 1955 GRIMES BARBER SHOP Cong Wvisit Your Barber R9gu1arly.N Charles Fletchall, Prop. Grimes, Iowa X CHEQQLET ,f .L Phone 72-F-ll A Home Owned Bank Phone 3621 BENEVENTI CHEVROLET Granger, Iowa GENESER IMPLEMENT STORE Tractors and Farm Implements Sales-Parts-Service Stoves-Refrigerators-Hardware Helen k Leo Geneser, Prop. POLK CITY SAVINGS BANK Cosmetics--Gifts Fountain-Service First-Aid-And Sick-Room-Supplies Paint R Wallpaper XLP 415. I YL, J N'7ef, VX 48 States Lf-LX Granger, Iowa Polk City, Iowa Dallas Center e FQ gg-Hivgolfiy X x xc-1 WAUKEE MOTORS Telephone 'IIO n S b WAUKEE, IOWA ing, DODGE 2 X , ff n ,, -I Jga azid E d XW'1 V TRUCKS , nIcK's SERVICE STATION xr' W.D.M. Phone 7-6316 WAUKEE Phone 9632 WEST DES HOINES u EMMERTS SUNDRY 3509-70th Street URBANDALFI, IOWA f 4 f ALICE'S SPAGHETTI LAND 6 . PS Phone Waukee 9716 .af-ro WAUKEE, IOWA ' ' ' K KOHLS GARAGE q Q ELCO 9. X I SEIUIIIE I xxx 1 in PM 36 FARMERS co- orfnmvf commw X X A' 4' Grain, Seeds, Feed, Cul, Com, Liquid Molasses, General Trucking, Etc. i Phone 3331 Dnlln Center, Iowa Grime s , Iowa CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1955 .dw TINY'S FOOD HOUSE ,'f4if4y, ,ff CQEEEZZBP I X- f 4' f , yet 6 A Johnston, Iowa J 5,,A ' Roy Lindblom CownerD , O X O O O BOESEN-THE-FLORIST Compliments to the Graduating Class of 1955 3422 Beaver Avenue FARM MUTUAL TELEPHONE co. Des Moines Joe Slaughter, Manager ii ADAMSON POULTRY 4412 Douglas Des Moines and Dallas Center Produce Ph- 7421 Dallas Center, Iowa WOODEING SERVICE STATION fha'- Texaco Products V? Battery Charging Grease 011 Pop Candy Ora Woodring Phone 90 Grimes, Iowa HADE FURNITURE Furniture Phone 2801 lglgefggnn VANCE'S SHELL SERVICE Auto Accessories - Washing 8 Greasing Service Calls 8 Motor Tune-up l :J Beaver A Douglas Ph. 5-9994 Des Moines, Iowa Congratulations and Every Good Wish to the Class of 1955 H.M.Mmmmmh Grimes, Iowa ELWELL FOOD MARKET Meats-Groceries-Frozen Foods P NN' 46? x, 2 415 - Hvf'r -Q M is I 'R-f-6'-efzw.-ff I Jim and Margaret Phone 8-6038 Johnston Floor Covering Dallas Center 05790 JI 4b Cog! FORD TRACTORS and Equipment GOBEL TRACTOR CO. 2620 E. University Des Moines Compliments of Dr. James W. Leachman Dallas Center, Iowa Olies Inn KRay and Ruthl AND NIGHT South of Johnston on Highway 64 PLANT CROW? Single Cross and Double Cross Corn Deep Root and Premium Corn Phone 141-Red Grimes, Iowa L. L. Shipley, Agent Always Good Flowers Compliments of BRRARD'S FLOWRRS URBANDALE ROLLER RINK 2821 Forest Ave. Phone 7-4487 ' 3929 '7Oth Phone 5-9730 DES MOINES, IOWA URBANDALE, IOWA ' 1 r 4J- p--A ------ -4- ---- -v -A - --A--I BRIGGS ELECTRIC Rotorotter Sewer Service Bottle Gas 8 Appliances I Phone 35 Grimes, Iowa iil x, 6 g-2 INTER- COLLEGIATE PRESS FACTl2g:ISuHS0McEitlVFICE