Grimes High School - Nugget Yearbook (Grimes, IA)

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WWW We, the Seniors of '56, dedicate our annual to our parents, whose patience, loyalty, and guidance have been an in- spiration throughout our school career. and and and an and an and and and and and I Mr Mr Mr Mrs Mr Bert Baer Paul Bauman Harold Bohrofen John Bohrofen Kenneth Bohrofen Gerald Guess Lyle Higens David Madison Clarence Seibert Sante Stefani Melvin Wiles W JAWWGTEKM 'Y 7 HIJHIIHISTHHTIUH ,Q qvfx xv v QL! .xv ,J 4-' 4 . ,J xiy X . Qfb rl ' 5: ' 'f sg5: f 5:5555 ti' V54 5:0565-gifs' o 6' ' W ' v 'N Q 'P f 'if s 5 I D 'ig e j 'ft ,H . ,-41: ,' -'I .,,,,, x . , .N -AI 4 , BJ': s. ...l-,if-, 0 ,mx wma: , gczys, X Q a 5 ,h ZKLTTEX Q A ...AW If IQ ,. .n'..mnJS,' I i 1-.xxdldll-allmmxnevwnaa lan M5351 ll? ,gt- M.M. Kallemyn Superintendent Central B. A. Drake M. S- Agriculture Bookkeeping Paul Smith Principal Drake B. A. Drake M. S. World History General Science Economics-Govt. Coach Miss Ruth Snyder N.W. Mo. State Teachers University of Missouri B. S Commercial Physics Mrs. Lola Olney Iowa State Teachers B. S. Iowa State University Drake University English Jr. Business Mrs. Ruth Schlueter Omaha University B. A. High School Math Eighth Grade Mr. Richard Burt Brigham Young University McCune School of Music Juilliard School of Music Di loma in Trum et P P Drake University B, M, Q M. Music Elf -14 I E fa 4 Mr. Clayton Creston Jr. College Iowa State Teachers Sixth Grade Mrs. Moore Maryville Teachers N.W. Mo. Teachers University of Missouri Kirksville Teachers Drake University Fifth and Seventh Grades Mrs. Chartier Cornell Drake Forth Grade Mr s . Harms Iowa State Teachers Drake University Third Grade Mrs. Hartley Simpson College Iowa State Teachers Drake University Second Grade Mrs. Briggs Iowa State Teachers Drake University First Grade Mrs. Davis Cotner College University of Wyoming Drake University Music Mrs. Small Cedar Falls University of Iowa Kindergarten SENIOR CLASS O 1956 CLASS GFFICERS President-- -------- ---Twila Seibert Vice-President--------Janis Bohrofen Sec.-Trees. ---------- -Dolores Higens CLASS MOTTO Nothing Great Is Lightly Won CLASS FLOWER American Beauty Rose CLASS COLORS Blue and White BOARD OF EDUCATION John Bohrofen, President Lyle Higens--Secretary Hrs. Wm. Young--Treasurer Viola Bloomfield LeRoy Schlenker Walter Seibert Robert Koch NA TRIBUTE OF THANKSU We have dedicated this space to pay tribute to our teachers, especially those who have helped us through these trying years of high school. Mr. M. M. Kallemyn Mr. Paul Smith Mrs. Ruth Schleuter Mrs. Lola Olney Miss Ruth Snyder Mr. Richard Qurt We have truly appreciated their leadership and are also grateful for their guidance they have given us. We want them to know that all their efforts have not been in vain. THANKS FROM THE SENIOR CLASS OF H56N H' I! M ww Al sv -in I H TIXYF , . wk, - ,, .,,,,,, mn-vm xuu-sn u- sl 1 nu nu fran -4 rv IG' KTWR u M- m am v plj1v.wAn.rA, . 18K hm ..u V.. V-A . .V .vw n X- .gw xv,-v. uW...m M -e gpm ...fa nn ---. 1 waht' -...1. v...x ... .nu .4 J 'Ja x .JE-.1,3,!,,A , I IN If-' Q r ,W ' qi' V . '- 1 J. L Y ' mi 4 ,. jg.. 'f w'f3' hw- ar ,nl-, ,ff La if N, 111 41 - 'Y W, gs- 1. x A wx nu., SEHIUHS wj --.. M 9 M ,..,,-T wr, f 5 ,Q ' rn, ,S fl 'iw' I Y 'uk ' 'alkyl ,w M ,J M . !.f2,6W,' M .h K1 hw.. inks, -C' -.f-, 9 3' '2 SlFF!'!'F if' -I . E?-fl ' ul T -wif, ,4 1 g ,, 1 V '3 'M i Q5 , ,Liv . , F' . 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Dramatics ----- ----- ----- 3,4 -5---1,-93+ 'siziitiiiiii ...... 5-gjQk:tg ' 'H '+ Football ------------ 1.2,5.4 all ----------- 1,2,3,b. B chan - ul 2 3 Sec., Trees. ---- --------- M Tas Q ' ' 'L Vice-Pres. ------- ------- 2 ,rea ' 2 rres.---- ---- - --'-- Rudy Wipperman Doris Bohrofen Dramatics ----------- ----- 3,M Dramatics -------------- --3,h Chorus ----------- ---------- 1 Chorus ---- ---- ------------- 1 Basketball ----------- ------ 1 Glee Club ---------------- 1,2 Football ----------- ---- 1,3,h Band -------- -------- l,2,h Basketball ---- ---- 1,2,3,h -1 NNUAI. STAFF EM-torICOlOO0IlO Assistant Ed1tor.... .... Class Editors... Arts Ed1tor..... Sports Editors.. Business Manager Yearbook Sales Manager....... Advertising Manager.... .... Annual Sponsors. Louise Stefani Dennis Bohrofen Carol Baer Tlila Seibert Karen Wiles Janis Bohrofen Marvin Bauman Francis Guess Dolores Higens Daisey Madison Rudy Wipperman Doris Bohrofen M. H. Kallemyn Miss. Snyder CLASS HISTORY In September of l9hS, Mrs. Ivah Butler welcomed eight frightened first graders: Carol Baer, Dennis Bohrofen, Irwin Carr, Larry Osterhout, Daisey Madison, Twila Seibert, Karen Wiles, and Rudy Wipperman. Mrs. Butler led these inquisitive youngsters through the second mile of the road of knowledge. During this second mile Irwin Carr left the group, and Winnie Madison, James Tuttle, Barbara Booher, and Ronald McDowell joined it. The children were guided through the third and fourth mile by Mrs. Helen Briggs. The class lost one member, James Tuttleg and gained members, Marvin Bauman, Joseph Kussatz, Doris Ann Bohrofen, Roger Bartelt, and Janis Bohrofen. The youngsters, now self-assured fifth graders, were greeted the next year by Miss Pagliai, who was to help them struggle through the fifth and sixth miles of the road. During those two miles, Nancy Lutz and Billy Jones made brief, but pleasant, appearances in the class. Dolores Higens made a more permanent addition, Mr. Erps, with some help from Mrs. Paul Smith, conducted the class through the seventh mile. No new travelers joined the caravan during that year. During the eighth mile, the class was piloted by Mrs. Margaret Wilson. Barbara Booher left the swiftly moving group and Francis Guess joined it. Fourteen pupils reached the milestone of eighth grade graduation. Fifteen worried freshmen: Carol Baer, Marvin Bauman, Dennis Bohrofen, Dolores Higens, Roger Bartelt, Daisey Madison, Winnie Madison, Larry Osterhout, Twila Seibert, Louise Stefani, Francis Guess, Karen Miles, Rudy Wipperman, Janis Bohrofen, and Doris Ann Eohrofen, entered the four mile highway of high school. The group was aided by their sponsor, Mrs. Schlueter. The second mile of this highway found the students, now sopho- mores, happy and confident now that the rigors of their freshmen era were over. Mr. Cramer sponsored the group during this second mile. Roger Bartelt and Larry Osterhout left the troop of explorers during the third mile. Mrs. Olney guided the group through that year of their journey. In September of 1955 twelve seniors: Carol Baer, Marvin Bauman, Dennis Bohrofen, Doris Bohrofen, Janis Bohrofen, Dolores Higens, Delsey Madison, Twila Seibert, Louise Stefani, Karen Wiles, Francis Guess, and Rudy Wipperman, started the last mile of their journey. They were led by their sponsor, Mr. Kallemyn. Six pupils: Carol Baer, Dennis Bohrofen, Daisey Madison, Twila Seibert, Karen Wiles, and Rudy Wipperman have traveled all twelve miles of the road of knowledge together. G' 0 J n QMJMN 'FJ fluff' Q by of AIM' 06 ,ip-KQQ fa. 1, . A Ewdguw' vgiawv 3x CLASS WILL 1. Twila wills her long hair to Sherry Benton. 2. Rudy wills his ability to study to Larry Bauer. 3. Louise leaves her secretarial job to anyone who wants to work that hard. M. Dolores and Fran will their ability to get along to Nancy and Genie. S. Daisey wills her temper to Lewis Bogaard. 6. Doris Ann wills her jump shot to Bev Osborne. We are sure she will perfect it. 7. Janis wills her physics book to Hanny Smith for fire wood e 8. Fran wills his chamois to anyone who has dirty windows. 9. Dennis wills his mechanical ability to Larry Bauer. 10. Carol would like to leave her pen to the teachers, but they have already worn it out. ll. Karen wills her shorthand book to anyone who has time to study lt. 12. Buck wills his physique to Eugene Widdel. 13. Fran leaves his excellent driving ability to Jim Tuttle. lh. The seniors leave all writings on the walls to the 'wall readers.' 15. Carol wills her ability! CUse your imagination! 16. Rudy wills his ability to drive all over town to Eldon Sidenker in hopes he may someday have a car. 17. Louise leaves her slim figure to Don Boston. 18 Dolores wills her skill in driving a tractor to Sharon . Kay Dolan. 19. Delsey wills her pictures of boys Don't strain your eyes, Joyce. to Joyce Slauson. 20. Doris Ann wills her jewelry to Helzbergs. We know they will make a fortune. 21. Janis leaves her Bermuda shorts to David Bogaard if he will promise to wear the socks, too. 22. Carol wills her ability to write letters during school to anyone who has the time. 23. Karen leaves her small basketball Zh. 25. Says Buck: I'm tired of it. Says Seniors: So are we. suit to Carolyn Seibert. to Patricia Seibert. Janis leaves her 'golden silence' Buck leaves his singing ability to Lloyd Davidson. 26. The senior basketball girls leave their basketball suits to anyone who can get into them. 27. Dennis leaves his women hating nature to Norman Watson. 28. Janis, Daisey, Louise, and Carol were going to leave their cheerleading uniforms but decided if they d1dn't, next ygarg cheerleaders might get new ones. 29. The seniors leave the eight graders for next years seniors to initiate. Have funk 30. We, the seniors, leave! THEY SAY Jim Tuttle: 'Let's tread out of here.' Loretta Davidson: 'I don't care.' Mr. Smith: 'Close your books and take Mrs. Schlueter: 'You can do it if you Dixie Robertson: 'You a1n't wrong. Mrs. Olney: 'Wel1, my dear child.' out a pencil and paper.' try.' Mr. Burt: 'It doesn't make any difference to me.' Karen Niles: 'Let's blow this pop stand.' Miss Snyder: 'Please, please, we must be more quiet.' Mr. Kallemyn: 'You all know the rules. Larry Bauer: 'I'll get it straight in a minute.' Mr. Smith: 'All right you b1rds.' CLASS PROPHECY On May S, in 1970 Daisey was walking down the street preoccupied with her usual confused thoughts. She was knocked down by Rudy as she tried to enter a department store. Rudy had just made a wad selling Wblue sky stockn, so he asked her to lunch. The following is an excerpt from their conversation: DAISEY: Well, Rudy, what have you been doing with yourself lately? RUDY: I made my own money machine and business is pretty good right now. How've you been doln'? DAISEY: My husband is an executive at John Deere. We've just bought a new house in Waterbury Circle. The twins are in third grade and the triplets have just started to school. I wonder what happened to the rest of the gang? RUDY: Well, Buck is in the hospital. A pig bit him on the leg. 'Phe doctor is testing Marvin for rabies, but he says that the pig was just mad because he hadn't won the blue ribbon at the hog show, that Buck was judging. I also saw Doris Ann. She's head nurse on that floor. She says she's going to marry the Chief of Staff next month. DAISEY: I heard from Janis last week. She's been working for Molly Parness as a fashion designer. She said that she was taking a six months leave of absence to help Christian Dior with the new 'W look. RUDY: I stopped at a filling station on my wav into town. I saw Fran there. He's got a whole chain of Texaco 66 stations. He said he had invented a new chamols for easier windshield washing. Say, look who's coming! It's Karen Kismet! DAISEY: Who is she? I never heard of her. RUDY: Oh, you know, she used to be Karen Wiles. She sings with her huebandb band. It's called Bob Hailey and his Satellites. KAREN: Hello, Dahlings. Fancy meeting you here! It's been 'eons and eonsn. RUDY: Siddown, Babe. We were jawin' about the old gang. Seen any of 'em lately? KAREN: Carol wrote me from Miami last week. She's Dean of Women and head of the Physical Education Department. Poor dear, she's terribly absent-minded. She mailed her bi-focals in her letter and she can't see a thing with out them. Of course you know what Louise is doing. She travels with me as my personal psycho-analyst. DAISEY: Oh, really? Have you had any good complexes lately? BUDY: When I was out West last summer I stopped at a big museum of antique cars. Never saw so many beat hacks in my life. Dennis was there. He was running up and down the halls yelling 'Don't touch them cars! You want 'em to fall apart?' Dennis told me he owned the place. KAREN: Poor Dolores. She is leading a terribly drab life. I hear she's a secretary for a small insurance firm. She seems to be quite happy, though, with her husband and five children. What a dull existence! DAISEY: She may be leading a dull life but Twila certainly isn't. Have you seen all the posters with her picture on them? RUDY: What do they say? Wanted for bank robbery? DAISEY: No, you dope! She's running for the United States Senate. I'm helping her campaign. KAREN: Well, that's nice, I suppose, but I'm really not very interested in politics. I am more interested in culture and the finer things in life. Egad! Look at the time! I'm an hour late for rehearsal. By dahlings. DPISFY: Rattle, rattle, rattle! She's a case! RUDY: Well, doll, I guess I better bug out of here, too. See you around. DAISEY: I still have a lot of shopping to do. Drop in to see us any time you're in town. SE l0R CLASS PLAY ONE FOR THE MONEY The Senior Class successfully presented the play 'One For The Money.' To look at Drusilla Baird one would never have suspected that her head was buzzing with romantic daydreams. She had rather nice features, but she was always so busy doing the drudgery and being the family flunkey, that she didn't have much time to improve her personal appearance. However 'the worm turnedn and the exciting events which followed provided a very entertaining evening. Hrs. Allie Prescott.. Helen Pr9SCOtto 0 o 0 o 0 o Barbara Prescott..... Randy Prescott....... Drusilla Ba1rd...... . ...Twila Seibert ...Carol Baer .Karen 'iles ... ...Janis Bohrofen Daisey Madison Prof. Alonzo Z. Pipps..:: ...Francis Guess Ethridgeaooocooa Irs. Adelaide Cooch.. Miss Exie Watkins.... Officer Jenkins.... Janie Kingoaecoooc Morton Grant.... Delivery Boy....... Sam MCDOuga1ooloo0e0r Darthula Hattson.... Stage Managers... Manager. c o 0 0 l Advertising Manager... Assistant Director... Directorocosnoenooco ... ...Dennis Bohrofen .Louise Stefani ...Dolores Higens ...Rudy Wipperman ...Doris Bohrofen 0 0 .Marvin Bauman ...Rudy Wlpperman ...Donald Boston ....Betty Tuttle Rudy Wipperman Marvin Bauman Doris Bohrofen Louise Stefani Dolores Hlgens Irs. Olney HOW WE LOGKED THE 10135 XY 5 Marvin . sq--my Carol Janis QW ! 55 ww Karen Twila H, In -',,,. ,: 1 Dolores n llllllllllllh '1l1l1 ' 5 u J? 11 Doris .--ii AQ ?tLw sn n ii . 1' hh mf I ax' 3' iii. Dennis 7 Louise Francis what ' 11 Ya Have ? ll . 5 V' L ':,, mf 5' .gm 0 1 1,3 Xl r N a! lx 'll A 454, 2. L NDRXY- WORRV jll Sa' 'Em Bk - . . ' Q, E. f' Y -W, I yi . -V-. . Saturday night 1 HX X wx X 74x X Y 'Sf C K O 4 F -w , l N 4.-W N , - ..-'.. ' FFF X., if , Wrunn HI on E Won y My lv V M 'Bus Q , . ' u m 451471 ag S., 'ixix Nt Rim! Vixen WH fi 'S nl' 19? ... iii 3 'liiwgf W -.yL -mf ,yuh ',,- i .A -ff 'u-...TFNJ '- .XM 4 k , N' .A S 1 l '.f'e ' +5..H,' , 5:5 Lyl- fr-51122 lg- 1 .Sr-kt. 13 - X .-2. nzi. -. .,. U . V. -:: P . 4.514-gf. 't O1 -ip.-' ' Qin -Q Q- f img- - 4, , ' I- ' I .L W. v . --Ji 4- J ' ' ' 1... Z., ...I-J I 45. ...I --I -v. Q. N 1 T'-1' - H, 1 5 n I I 1 EA J. , ,- Q. .M ,LL , ,.. .-wg-'fl :AT fy. L'- 1' -5 ,. ,. . Ng. A-u.,'5 '-. ..i zeffl-gi-Q.: . N 1-0' r' 1 r. lywf,-E-,-. .Q-Q 1 , 1, ibn' 4 -I N.. 1 'H ,F . ,... , JU IOR First Row- Dixie Robertson, Charlotte Brown, Phyllis Morris, Karen Grimm, Patricia Seibert. Second Row-Mrs. Olney, Caro1Ginczel1, Larry Bauer, Jim Tut- tle, Norman Watson, Betty Tuttle. Third Row-Duane Glvler, David sogaard, Eldon Schlenker, Lloyd Davidson, Donald Boston. On September 1, 1955, fifteen students entered high school for their Ql11'1i0I' Year. Our subjects were economics, government, advanced algebra, bookkeeping, typing, shorthand, literature, and physics. All of the girls were in vocal music. Karen Grimm was in band. Betty Tuttle, Dixie Robertson, and Karen Grimm were out for basketball. Lloyd Davidson, Larry Bauer, and Duane Givler were out for basketball. Lloyd, Larry, Duane, and Donald Boston were out for football. Norman Watson and Larry Bauer were out for baseball. Mrs. Olney was our class sponsor and she also directed our play, 'A Feudin' Over Yonder'. Our class officers were: President -------...-- Larry Bauer Vice-President ------- Dixie Robertson Secretary ------- ---Klren Grimm Treasurer ------------ Carol Gintzell we Juniors have had a good year and we are looking forward to our senior year, Outside! Another Little A A Baby, its cold Mother! 1 l L All Fbet' ,M 9 Jim Working. J 'Urq- ,iffy J Q , . .J. ? J J Athletel. Oh, you're Kiddinggw 5 fi Econ 0 M3 jors ' if-fx -va 'N' -U f' -,,e' . 1'- 1 X' V if' 1':i BOO' chain-gangx xikgkgwmw. X as IX ff Q Lloyd? C 5.1 OUCH! Arthur 5: Katherine S e f? School Daze ' it ff N , , m '- Larry and Da 1 sey Che f 13,1 ...- Just Juniors! OPHOMORE First Row- Sharon Kay Dolan, Barbara Olive, Nancy Paulson, Joyce Slauson Eugene Widdel. Second gow- Paul Smith, Bill Cesedy, Melvin Bauman, Ton Dray, Gene Seibert. The Sophomore class consists of nine members of which five are boys and four are girls. Those who participated in football are: Melvin Bauman, Tal Dray, Eugene Widdel, Gene Seibert, and Bill Caaady. The sane boys participated in basketball. Sharon Kay Dolan, Nancy Paulson, and Joyce Slauson participated in basketball and chorus. Joyce also was a cheerleader during the football season. Nancy, Gene, and Bill are in the band. Our class officers for the year were Gene Seibert, presidentg Ton Dray, vice presidentg Eugene Widdel, secre- taryg and Bill Casady, treasurer. eil. . . I-T-I Beneventi Chevrolet Granger, Iowa fi . r ,O ,,, Z gig i -' W I , g li LL'- ' 1 Lou and Tom. Q Y, h mml' , rrre f? ggffiikigfifg ex f e rer pQQwr:?X 'KQA X 'A ' A11 dressed up. gEgwQ3 ,:,, I P A .Mg sm, .x I M ,f 1 '55:gefj,:5, ,5g,5g,,,,g, 'H Q 4?iv5MqQW .XX 4 5 ws' 312 -r e e W fgiimwi x l 5 XE ff 1 3. M my Us Who Dat ? A NGEL ? , 8 W I, A ' Pie-eat ing Contest Me neither! I am not! e r 5 XNB- 4g 4 J L .. SM 2 X . 7 K - ,f.. ex U isqh 3 0'Clock in the morning! f' zsa-zsaz jkiil 'l,5 ' wl.x.n.x553x 2 X X X t , F, ty K J! 1 K XY I , 1 , X: Sufi, ' J X f 0 1'? f'S'5 I'm S0PPYl She'l1 never learn. FRESHMAN First Row- Beverly Osborne, Sherry Benton, Mary Lint, Merle Baer, Jeanene Taylor. Second Row- Miss Snyder, Joyce Danielson Willard House, Eldon Bohrofen, Ronnie Brooks, Maryan Shipley. Th.1rd Row- Loretta Davidson, Warren Blggmfield, Ed'im1 Bartelt, Lewis Bogaard, Raedine Urfer. Not here for pictures, Pete Limprecht On September 1, 1955 sixteen green freshmen entered the Grimes High School. The subjects offered us were general science, algebra, English, and junior business. Class officers were: President..............Merle Baer Vice-President.... ...Lewis Bogaard Secretary...........l..Raedine Urfer Treasurer..............Edwin Bartelt Miss Snyder was our class sponsor. On September 26 we had our initiation. Every one dress- ed up as the seniors told us and had a lot of fun. Those out for basketball were Loretta, Sherry, Maryan, Mary, Raedine, and Beverly. Maryam, Mary, Beverly, Joyce Ann, and Raedine lent out for Glee Club. Eldon and Warren went out for football and Eldon, Warren and Lewis went out for basketball. Edwin and Maryan were out for band. During the year we lost Janet Reeser but gained Peter Limprecht. We had a lot of fun during our freshmen year but are not looking forward to being sophomores. Jr. Business Class? Just Freshies! Examining new hall. f a 7 1 Goo! I 4- 7 5 7- ' ' l , n f 5, psi VV i , Nix ', f4vkfQ' : at i ix 5 x k H S 'm n Pete . ' ' n.9,Q 4 , .ig V ' , f X 'Vs EQ? ?:: ll W u 'F we nMiss American 1956 'f:fA K1 w ' V x F F 5, Shake Rattle and W. Roll! weight-reducer 5 5 5 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 7 7 7 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 9 9 9 9 9 9 .9 9 9 9 9 10 lc: 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 11 11 ll 11 11 12 12 12 12 12 12 53 745 Q25 Sl 00 15 20 23 30 33 9 2 O0 28 as 03 3? 16 21 25 28 31 3? 52 So 555 S8 OO Oi O 05 07 O8 10 15 58 50 00 05 12 1 16 17 20 21 29 30 31 2 O 1.5 00 15 30 55 56 15 22 2 26 O 3 ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK IITH THE SENIORS Twlla rolls out of bed to read a real gone book. Dennis treads out to the hog lot. Twila finishes book. Dennis peels back to house. Forgot his shoes. Karen's alarm goes off. Fran gets up to wipe dust off his car. Carol gets up to wash her hair. Fran goes back to bed. Karen finally gets up to study economics. Dolores pulls the covers over ner head and goes back to sleep. Rudy wakes up the town with his noisy car. Buck gets up, doesn't know why, so he goes back to bed. Louise falls out of bed reaching for her glasses. Doris Ann gets up to practice her jump shot. Daisey gets up to finish last nights unfinished love story. Dolores' mother calls. KLast warningll Buck gets up to shave, but decides to let whiskers 30-another Marvin drives by Karen's. Janis gets up and cuts her hair. Karen gets to school. Dolores gets up. Carol finishes dressing and heads for school. Daisey walks into school eating her breakfast. In candy bar? Twila falls over a desk. Must you read all the time, Twila? Someone is heard giggling in the hall. Doris Ann is here. Louise and Tom walk in. Dolores comes to school to study economics. Fran wakes up and decides not to go to school. Dennis' 'A' makes it again. Rudy rushes through town on way to school. Buzzer rings. Mr. Smith takes roll. Disturbance in the hall. Janis walks in. Rudy asks for class meeting. Seniors ask to go sell ads. No luck. Classes pass. Mr. Smith discusses economics. ALQNE. Mr. Smith gives test in economics. Sad seniors. All flunk test but Twila. Smith gives terms in economics. Mr. Smith keeps class overtime and rings buzzer late. Half the seniors go to literature class. Other half go to class after having emptied water fountain. Rudy makes a bright remark. Class dies laughing. Rudy receives lecture on speaking and courtesy. Class under control. Mrs. Olney lectures rest of class. Pin drops--Everyone jumps! Buzzer rings. Rudy apologizes. Seniors listen at door. Seniors go in the back room to work on the annual. Fran remains in seat to do economics. Miss Snyder wants correction on typing. Physics class gives Miss Snyder trouble. Fran goes out to get a drink and goes home to dinner. Buzzer rings. Seniors pass to lunch. Senior girls tread up town. Carol goes out to talk to Larry. Doris Ann tries to tell a funny joke. Louise goes to sit with Tom. Mr. Smith patrols the assembly. Senior boys return from the station. day I-'l P- P-J I-'TUTUTUIU eo e ue ,, LubJLaJbJlvk,uLukwJl'0fUl-' I--'P-'I--'O-' ONU'lU'LU1-P'-F' ON NIR! xlsl Nlwlxl NNI CDCDNI CD sOsO I-' I'-'I-' F' OOxO 11 11 11 ll 12 12 12 1 1 1 E? M8 SO 00 30 is s LL5 M6 15 20 00 22 2 to iii SO Sl 55 00 15 30 O0 15 30 00 30 O0 O5 10 15 20 23 25 30 31 35 00 15 30 00 30 M5 00 30 oo 15 30 0 55 03 15 20 00 12 30 if ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK WITH THE SENIORS Mr. Smith rings the buzzer. All here but Carol. Carol walks in complaining that her watch doesn't run right. Miss Snyder comes out looking for the shorthand girls. Dolores drops her pen out of the window. No teacher in the study hall. Another salesman. Karen tries to quiet down the underclassmen. Dolores goes to get a drink. Fran attempts to get a drink. He is stopped by Mrs. Olney. Dolores returns to the study hall. KDisappo1ntedD . Girls go to basketball. Carol and Twila try to get out of advanced algebra class. Boys go to basketball. Karen can't find her clothes. Rudy starts arguing with Miss Snyder. Miss Snyder takes roll. Where is everybody? Rudy quits arguing with Miss Snyder and school is out. Louise, Dolores, and Janis stop to watch boys BB practice. Doris Ann almost misses bus. Carol misses bus. Larry comes Daisey stops for another candy Dennis stops at Rons. What do Karen starts record player. All seniors home from school. Dennis does his chores. Shoes Janis mixes up enough chili to Fran grabs his chamois and goes to work. to rescue. bar. you know about organs, Dennis? on this time. last a week. Oops! Twila drops her book in a kettle of stew. Buck grabs a sandwich and heads for town. The Stefani family all sick. Louise tried another new recipe. Rudy just naturally boils to D.M. to see a Cinema. Dennis tears his WAN apart again. Janis puts finishing touches on a new masterpiece. Fran arrives at Do1ores's. Buck goes to see Janis. Twila heads for the Public Library. Two cars pull in Carol's driveway. One car pulls out. Karenls doorbell rings. Wonder who it is tonight? Doris Ann is watching a BB.game on television. Daisey's new flame picks her up and they decide to go get something to eat. Louise has company. Ahal Another victim for her new Pizza recipe. Karen's record player is still going strong. Fran is starved to death so he takes Dolores to Jennies Pizza House. Twila returns from library and starts cleaning stew off her book Dennis put his NAW back together, but it just won't run. The argument is over at Carols so she decides to watch the movie on television. Doris Ann gets scared watching a Charlie Chan movie and seeks refuge under a chair. Karen's company leaves. CShe finally turns off record player! The town is awakened by Une roar of Rudyvs Cap, Twila gives up on book and goes to bed. Buck and Fran meet going home. Karen closes her economics book and falls asleep. Rudy has mercy on the town and goes home. Doris Ann crawls out from-under the chair and goes to bed. Dennis wakes up and finds himself underneath his 'A' and decides he should go to bed. Daisey has a bedtime snack. fa candy barl The seniors all have hit the hay, and this is the end of their busy day. EIGHTH GRADE First Row- John Casady, Evan Bartelt, Barbara Boston, Ronnie Morris, Darryl Seibert. Second Row- Mrs. Schlueter, Donna Taylor, Leroy Shipley, Beverly Savage, Karen Snyder. Third Row- Carolyn Seibert, August Knoll, Franklin Stockwell, Karen Potter, Bob H0U8ht811ng, Joyce Widdel. I SEVENTH GRADE First Row- Jerry Rice Robert Massarini, Vanessa Standlee, Nancy Cook, Donald Wallace, Marilyn Schlenker. Second Row- Mrs. Moore, John Lenhart, Larry Watson, Bobby Grief, Jack Wilson, Judy Benton. Third Row- Suzette Templeton, Elvera Seibert, Linda Seibert, Gary Peitzman, William Chambers, Donna Gintzgll. SIXTH GRADE First Boi- Nancy Smith, David Wilson, Danny Smith, Eldon Brown, Jerry Guess, Joe Pinegar, Judy Kellemyn. Second Row- Mr. Clayton, Shirley Osborne, Sh1r1g Ritter, Coleue Bartelt, Hargaret Lemke, Sharon Givler, Linda Davidson, Sharon Osborne. Third Row- Robert Cole, Beverly Welker, Nancy Bloomfield, Sandra Higens, Virginia Wisdom, Dee Ann Honnold, Richard Wilson. Not here- Tommy Friar. ft F'I BTH GRA DE First Rev- Douglas Adrian, Clareve Smith, Bonze Lenhart, Pat meter, Richard einer. Kent Peitllln Second Row- Mrs. Evelyn Moore, Gary Brown, JoAnn Seibert, Sharon Yeung, Rachel Loose, Diane Schlenker. 55, IJ NM ,A 'EY FP'9TH GRADE First Row- Danny Danielson, Darris Beam, Elwin Peitzman David Shiffer, Dean Bartelt Barry Bloomfield, Keith Griggs. Second Row- Deanna Houghtallng, Jimmy Wallace, Leland Bauer, Eddie Slauson, Cheryl Finch. Third Row- Mrs. Chartier, Peggy Chambers, Marvin Lint, Ronald Bartelt, Bobby Chambers, Jimmy Chambers, Kathy Sonnenburg. Not here- Carol Jean Lowry. ,j THIRD GRADE First Row- Donald Stout, Steven Derry Edwin Seibert, James Manning, Roger Shepherd, David Massarlni, Marc Harding, Tommie Stout. Second Row- Alice Shafer, Mark Kennis, Caren Sue Bierman, Ranae Koch, Diane Lint, Janean Howe, Delores Seibert. Third Row- Mrs. Harms, Sheila Slauson Karen Tuttle, Sharon Higens, Alan Meeker, Mary Wisdom, Bill Templeton, Leota Widdel, Linda Kallemyn. fgq ff11 4' SECOND GRADE First Row-Jack Loose, Juanita Steffens, Virginia Stefani, Eugene Cook, Marlene Oyres, Susan Lint. Second Row-Keith Tuttle, Jerry M8nn1ng,M8Pk KSrH,Sh8P0H Slauson, Neva Hanawalt. Third Row-Mrs. Norma Hartley, Linda Chambers, Lowell Bau- er, Marietta Wilson, Darrel Bauman. Robert Lenhart, Su- san Cole.Absent- Dennis Comer, Billy Gilleney, Dennis ' , Vickie-Hutcheson. FIRST GRADE First Row- Barbara Ritter, Karen Griggs, Diana Savage, Richard Harding, Billy Stifel, Della Seibert, Cherilyn Hartley, Bobby Stout, Jimmy Smith. Second Row-Karl Schlenker, Cynthia Peterson, Timmy Lint, Joyce Manning, Merlin Perdue, Dennis Chambers, Elvera Massarini, Dickie Houghtaling. Third Row- Mrs. Frank Briggs, Stephan Templeton, Richard Seibert, Ruby Wilson, Steven Sonnenburg, Kenneth Seibert, Ricky Hutcheson, Warren Honnold, Betty DawnMeeker, Douglas Herring. Absent-- Judy Lint, Craig Derry, Steven Cornell. KINDERGARTEN First Row-Steven Steffens, Fred Anderson, Eddie Shafer, Dennis Houghtaling, Larry Wipperman, Michael Anderson, Roger Huddleson, Norma Wieser. Second Row- Donna Morgan, Floyd Lemke, Cheryl Lint, Ellen Bartelt, Ronnie Howe, Mickey Hutcheson Larry McKee. Third Row-Mrs. Alice Small, Crystal Lenhart, Michael Pfrimmer, Ellen Wisdom, Ruth Knoll, Linda Bristol, Dickie Skeets, Joe Sutton, Sherry Cole. Absent--Margaret Heise, Sherry Vaughn. CHEERLEADERS Halsey, Janis, Carol, and Louise ll Rudy Wipperman ---- Doris Ann Bohrofen Eldon Schlenker--- Carol Gintzell ---- Edwin Bartelt ---- - Louise Stefani ---- David Bogaard ----- Karen Wiles ------- Twila Seibert----- Don Boston -------- Dennis Bohrofen--- Carol Baer -------- Betty Tuttle ------ Janis Bohrofen ---- Norm Watson ------- Patricia Seibert-- Mrs. Olney -------- Ronald Brooks ----- Eugene Widdel ----- Duane Givler- ---- -------- Dolores H1gens--- ---- ------- - Jim Tuttle -------- Sharon Dolan ------------ Fran Guess -------- CAN YOU IMAGINE without his car? telling a funny joke? -not taking things apart? getting an A in deportment? not studying at noon? a lady wrestler? the life of the party? o --------six feet tall. --------a juvenile delinquent? tall and thin? -----------------waging a girl down the hall? not flirting! -----------------taking a book home? -----------------with her mouth closed? -----------------with his hair messed up? -----------never blushing? -----------------enjoying a ride on the fire escape? ----------cutting up in study hall? -----------singing bass? - ------- --not making eyes at Barbara Olive? ------getting low grades? -----------wearing an old shirt? Larry Bauer ------- --------- ------- Daisey Madison ---- Karen Grimm ------------- - ---- Mary L1nt-- ------ - --------------- - Maryan Shipley --- -with straight hair? -- ------- not eating? -late for school? ----------not reading or writing letters? -- ---- with a bad disposition? -getting an F in deportment? Buck Bauman ------------ -------- ----crocheting doilles? -----------------not talking or laughing? Bill Casady ------- not making model airplanes? NAME NICKNAME IS HAS RAVES ABOUT NOTED FOR AMBITION Marvin Buck night crewcut hunting gthlgticg fgpmer ow Twila Ty a brain long hair books studying teacher Denhis Berf thrifty looks As R Ts shyness early retirement Karen Little small talent boys clothes secretary Wiles Doris Short tall brown basketball big feet nurse eyes Carol Carlo smart big, blue Plymouths bleached teacher eyes hair Rudy Whip funny wit Perry playing graduate Ping P006 Dolores De De taken her man Chevies smooth house wife complexion Delsey Daze witty blond boys pictures nurse hair Janis Jan artistic freckles Buck crewcut commercial artist Francis Fran employed Chevie Dolores eating pgtirg Louise Lou S'1u small nothing neatness nurse waistline -.QQQ . .41 H?.s-'ff I, y-- . new -3 Q. l',, ,. ., . 4 . fi-25 I ' 4 I . 1 . 'h . I ' ' ff, W1 5, midi. - . . -4 I' W6 .. ' 1 -: 1 J n 4 .. 45 v V f u X .-I' 1 ,Q Q Q I, KA. Ng-41 .'F ' V 13 ki mY' I H . k , lf '- ' JUNl0R CLASS PLAY NA Feudin' Over Yondern The Junior Class successfully presented a play which was rich in the humor of the Ozark Mountains. WA Feudin' Over Yonder' revolved around the Popoff family and the Fry family. These two families had been feuding for years because one of the Popoff boys said he was going out to shoot an old skunk one day and accidentally shot Paw Fry instead. Periodically Mountain Maggie, a legendary character who traveled around the hills nursing the sick, came to patch up someone hurt in the feud. Rosie Belle Fry, being handy with a gun, took the only unattached male in the hills from under her sister Emmy's nose. Em y who wanted to get Whitchedn, decided she'd end up as an old maid if she didn't get one of the Popoff boys. She enlisted the aid of Mountain Maggie, who's tired of tending to victims of the feud, to put an end to it. Mountain Maggie, wise in the ways of human nature, convinced Maw Fry and Pappy Popoff that some plain sugar water she ggvg them was a 'love potion' which made them fall in love. They were tired of being lonely and had just about decided to marry and end the feud, when Rosie Belle arrives with the news that it was all a trick. Once more the feud was going full force. In the end, of course, the feud was ended and everybody was happy, but not before there are quite a few merry mixups and rib-tickling situations. PLAY CAST Mountain Magg1e....... Ma' Fryiillllllll Emmypiryeeeoeeee Izzie Fry....... Fry0llillOUOQlO00 Rosie Belle Fry....... Aunt Harry Hornhonker. Becky Mae Hornhonker.. Harnhonkereeoeee Pappy Popoff.......... Popoffmoeoeooeeee The Travelin' Preacher... ... Ezra Hirameoeeeeeeeeeo Hirameoeeeeoeee Sammy Perkins....... Stage Managerooeeoeese Advertising Manager... Property lEnager...... Assistant Manager... Direct0reeeeoeeeeeeo Charlotte Brown Patricia Seibert Dixie Robertson Jim Tuttle David Bogaard Karen Grim Betty Tuttle Carol Gintzell Donald Boston .. ...Lloyd Davidson Eldon Schlenker Norman Watson Larry Bauer Phyllis Morris Duane Givler Larry Bauer Norman Watson Duane Givler Phyllis Morris Mrs. Olney UNl0R'SENl0R BANQUET The Junior Class entertained the seniors and high school faculty at a banquet which was planned around a NMoonlight and Rosesn theme. Beautiful rose centerpieces and candles carried out the color scheme of rose, white, blue,and silver. PROGRAM R -- NRembrances in Rosesn -------------- Dixie Robertson O -- NOrchids To The Juniorsn ------------ Doris Bohrofen S -- Serenade in Smiles and Moonbeams ---- --Carol Baer E -- HEnchanted Eveningn ------------------ Twila Seibert S -- UShadows in the Moonlightn --------- -Carol Gintzell NMore Shadowsu ------------------ -----Mr. Kallemyn Toastmaster Larry Bauer Class History ---------------------------- Jhrvin Bauman Class will --.--.....-.-..--------------- Janis Bohrofen Class Prophecy ...-.--.-.----- Daisey Rudy Karen Madison Wipperman Wiles MENU Rose Nectar CJuiceJ Moonli ht and Rose Special F1eecY C10udS ?Meat Coursel CPotatoesJ Crescent Moon and Star Dust CRoll and Butterl Hgonbeamg R086 Petal Salad KButtered Carrots? CJell0J Lover's Delight Buds and 569d9 CDessertD wuts, Rose Water or Milk! way CCoffee or Milk GLEE CLUB Front row: fleft to rightl Karen Wiles, Joyce Slauson, Charlotte Brown, Mary Lint, Karen Grimm, Dixie Robertson, and Beverly Osborne. Second row: Mr. Burt, Daisey Madison, Carol Baer, Phyllis Morris, Maryan Shipley, Joyce Danielson, and Twila Seibert. Third row: Raedine Urfer, Sharon Dolan, Betty Tuttle, Carol Gintzell, Nancy Paulson, Dolores Higens, Janis Bohrofen, and Louise Stefani. SEXTET Left to right- Janis Bohrofen, Nancy Paulson, Dolores Higens, Karen Grimm, Carol Baer, and Karen Wiles. BAD First Row- Shirley OSDOTHG, Judy Kallemyn, August Knoll, Suzette Templeton,Karen Grimm, Nancy Paulson. Second Row- Bobby Houghtaling, Bill Casady, Doris Bohro- fen, Edwin Bartelt, Genie Seibert, Nancy Bloomfield, Evan Bartelt, Linda Seibert, Nancy Smith. Third Row- Diane Schlenker, Marilyn Schlenker, Judy Benton Donna Gintzell, Nancy Kern, John Casady, Maryam Shipley, Mr. Burt. SNAP-SHOTS g im- j l K E ff, Q 5 l as up ag We S M? , X 3 I ,, . wewsa W' A 36 Q, Q 3, : gf H, Q3 x Q Q! Q1 '95 1 '5- I WW 4 f . ' K , : w Q, A kyyy YA, wJ gwdfwn M-5WN QEW Q on ai Hp e'l1Qwx - ' -'g1'g4:Zgki K 85 Hi V. f -1, . Mm: es N, -1- . Q 3 A - A Q45 ,, .ay 9 q. f'5-if' ' 4' 1' 2 1, .. v,x i Lf. .IE , H5 - 1 E J. .-,L f 7- f Q: Q ' :es-4' 'ii .2 , vw -. LN. iq' XJ-Z f - , Sille 1 , Inialigi n,' FOOTB LL Front row: Eugene Widdel, B111 Casady, Warren Bloomfield, Rudy Wipperman, Francis Guess, Donald Rostonf GODS S0ib0Pt, Eldon Bohrofen. Back row: Melvin Bauman, Larry Sauer, Marvin Bauman, Tommy Dray, Lloyd Davidson, Duane Givler, Coach Paul Smith. GRIMES oPPos1'rIoN 7 41-Mingo lit 15 4M1cne11v111e 21k 50 St. Marys 15 27 -12-Prairie City 18 15 -2'fRunne1s 52 20 -21-Bondurant 114- M7 iLinden 18 7 Melbourne ll-2 4Conference games OMIN G 1 IRL BASKETBALL Left to right Karen Wiles, Dixie Robertson, Karen Grimm, Maryan Shipley, Sherry Benton, Dolores Higens, Joyce Slauson, Sharon Dolan, Loretta Davidson, Nancy Paulson, Betty Tuttle, and Doris Bohrofen. Coach Paul Smith. Grimes 0PP0Siti0D lsukee 51 Polk City 49 Granger 51 Elkhart 30 Waukee 43 Polk City 37 Johnston 45 Elkhart 29 Urbandale 43 Granger 6 Polk City CG1rls Co., 58 Valley CG1r1s Co.D 99 Johnston 62 Woodside 67 Johnston CG1rls Sec.J 44 Urbanaale 65 Games Total Points Average Name i8g 21.7 D.Bohrofen 9 12.3 L.Dav1dson 123 151.3 x.w11es 0 SeDUlan 32 2.0 J.31guson My 'lx' .Z 1' pq w 'figgfgi Ri h Q fi 2 ' . ' W V A D' BOYS BASKETBALL HGQZPQNES1b2PEI'BIii'EH2LdQ'Q'Eugene'wid6e1. Second Rol- Tom Dray, Warren Bloomfield, Marvin Bauman, Lloyd Davidson, Larry Bauer, Francis Guess, Coach Paul Grimes Opposition Waukee 75 Polk City 30 Granger 46 Elkhart 40 Waukee 79 Polk City 46 Johnston 85 Elkhart 2 Urbandale 2 Granger 46 Assumption 80 Assumption 38 Johnston fBoys Co., 53 Johnston gg Woodside Assumption 87 Assumption 26 Urbendale 85 Ankeny 65 Ankeny 55 lenlo CBoys Sec., 44 van later CBoys Sec.J eo Games Total Points Average lame 15 264 17.6 B.Baumnn 17 109 6.4 F.Guess 19 330 17.4 L.Beuer 23 45 1 9 L.Dav1dson 19 133 9.9 H.Se1bert 19 137 7.2 l.Baunen 20 3e6 Tenrly 22 35 1 6 n.w1aae1 -.ga BASEBALL First Row- Eldon Bohrofen, Melvin Bauman, Warren Bloomfield, Gene Seibert, Lewis Bogaard, B111 Casady. Second Row- Coach Paul Smith, Larry Bauer, Tom Dray, David Bogaard, Duane Givler, Marvin Bauman, Norman Watson. X JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL First Row- Marilyn Schlenker, Sue Templeton, Barbara Boston, Judy Benton, Elvera Seibert, Donna Gintzell, and Karen Snyder. Second Row- Coach Paul Smith, Donna Taylor, Beverly Savage, Joyce Widdel, Karen Potter, Linda Seibert, Carolyn Seibert. First Row- Jerry Rice, Evan Bartelt, Donny Wallace, Robert Massarini, Gary Peitzman, Bobby Greif, August Knoll, Darryl Seibert. Second Row- Coach Paul Smith, Bobby Houghtaling, Franklin Stockwell, Bill Chambers, Larry Watson, John Casady, Ronnie Morris. HDVEHTISIH6 1 I, A QQ , .- Ki ' H ' w 1 , f X m J X sf I Q' Q 4' :. X Q Q x x ,S A S. XBNIQ i. X S 'V gy' ,X f ,Q , LY --'g X X-'NN xXV ! ,2xl x D 1 - , g l g N , ,J- -E xi ,X S- f -2' 9 N -9 5 ' ff Ns x , , H fy ku A-,153 Ekxxhbxggig iw-,- X' X xx. K, X V N r ?f,,- L.F.GARLAHD 8: SON h l Grain Feeds Coal lain Office, Yankee, Branch, Rider Phone 109 Waukee, Iowa Service That Serves ' 5m?li '52i?Z 3.00 ea h ' fbryour oldsform wmdows ' fkegardless of their run-down conditionlj ON A SET OF NEW ALSCO ALUMINUM STORM-SCREEN Cut fuel bills! Add to the value of your home! 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Kihei, 21.8 nf: J:::n,:J: 2-7337 2-5675 X- 25: We' M S Bm-xNnT's Puwlsnz-xm Holme J SERVHCY' FRIARQS XTENDS HEA IES C ATULATIONS RT '1' GR LIE SENIOR L OF H1956 Food M k t F R I A R1 S 'fs YOUR FRIENDLY STORE MERLE HAY CCNCRETE PRODUCTS CU. Concrete Products of All Types 3 Q, UALITP g AN D oo 4 Prop. Robert Astley .ZERWGE 1 ,!!,'At 4400 Merle Hay Road Des Moines 11, Iowa 816 Walnut Street Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1956 SARWINS STUDIO Phone 3-7236 PARKER 'Phillips OIL COMPANY INC . west Des Moines, Iowa yoq Railroad Phone 9'O389 Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1956 Dr. Van Meter Dallas Center Da, goings l FAIlMEll'S C0- OPERATIVE COMPANY Grain, Seeds, Feed, Coal, Corn, Liquid Molasses, General Trucking, Etc. Phone 333, Dallas Center, Iowa THE EMERALD ISLE Arun: FIICSPVT On H1-Way 6 3 Mi' E435 of waukea 6 Mi. West of Des Moines COMPLIMENTS OF Drs. 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Phone 9-7022 BOHROFEN IMP. co. y,p fT'T 'T CJLIXIFFQ , 'TL ,. ppm mm wiv' I NAR! PARR Harold Bohrofen, Prop. SALES AND SERVICE Grimes, Iowa Ph. 32 Compliments of ff Dr. R. I. Finch, Veterinarian PYIODS 3302 Grimes, Iowa Compliments f Ofc 0 0 I f I ' X l!I4IllNIlF?I1'HvHlk 0 0 0 WG KING KOBN Stamps free! POE! CIT! SIVIIGS BABE A non owned Bank S Polk 'Q Low Rims'-' City, Iowl COMPLIM NTS OF mg R. T. Hu Do Granger Iowa C R O W N C H I L I K I N G .ASNACKJJII fix sAcK 5, vf OM Hickman 5722-Dos Moines Phone-7-91433 R YAIL ,f3w, , I , bpfxbw , 'I' I Y K 0 C ll B ll 0 1' ll E ll S PIINTIIS - STATIONIIS - IOOKIINDIIS - OHICI ovfrlnns - omcl ugcnmn Grand Avenue Third fo Fourth. Dos Moines. Iowa GENESER IMPLEMENT STORE Tractor and Farm Implements Sales-Parts-Service Stovea-Refrigerators-Hardware Helen R Leo Goneser, Prop. 41liIIiiui Granger, Iowa CONPI-0150 Landscraping Service Potted Rose Headquarters Shrubs Lawnseeds Shadetrees Fertilizers Evergreens Bulbg Better Gardens Start at CAREY BROS. SEED R NURSERY INC. Phone 7-79614 5626 Douglas Avenue Des Moines, Iowa OFFICE MACHINE SUPPLY CO. Typewriters Phone 2-1009 1l4,7Ll. Keo Way Des Moines, Iowa 4 , . GOTTSCHALK'S Perm Seeds UALITY oo AND Ssmnci Perry, Iowa LARSON CLEANERS A TAILOBS Des Moines, Iowa 216 Sth Street If For The School or Office Call HDLLEY SCHOOL SUPPLY CO. Phone 3-6247 100 East Grand Des Moines, Io!! Dr. Charles D. Fredrick: Orthodontist Phone 7-5823 11143 hand sn-we Dv' Hoifmv Io DAYSON'S FLORIST Order By Phone 5-1361 4902 University Avenue Des Moines, Iowa WEXCLUSIVELY TOYS f' . . Y , ' 1 1 'I ' y:w'HA'-y 1'y' P1-nom: 5.3118 T m, I B 0 .'I :.'.+' ff ..:'.' J BIUFVER A1'DCNN3LAS sk 51 N-2:-'TX . D Compliments of lEISER'S DAIRY West Des loines, Iowa . . Q 35: .1 , M 700 12th ..1 ' 'kv .VA ,Zn J R ' ' I A 277 '24 C. Dusgell Flohra M C ' 1 Wimlgy . . radley .v.A!- n Nlfffm, PHONE 7 0074 1 ol ya Baby Chicks of Quality 71-I-1-1-1 ' S H H E F F E R H H T t H E R g in HIGHWAY NO, 6 - 6777 I-IICKAMIA ROAD DES MOINES, IOWA SUPERIOR COACH DIVISION OF HAWKEYE TRUCK EQUIPMENT COMPANY Phono 8-1051 Ninth at Keo Way DES MOINES, IOWA Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1956 S601 Douglas TALLY-H O REST AURANT 4'...1 Des Moines, Iowa Hi-gh Quality WN M4l!lMllMf! Mlllkill mu ,mrs W' Phone 2801 HADE FURNITURE and Mohawk Carpet Low Overhead 5 FUINIUH '- IIIHHI Q' 1 nvnu ' -1 111001 Q QL Q m,vW ln,-,,r Dallas Center, Iowa Best Wishes to the Graduation Class of 1956 Dr. R. V. Templeton, D. 0. Grimes, Iowa if' 1 DUDGE-PLYMUUTH SALES Sv. SERVICE - Granger, Iowa OI pl mmm, GRHITGER IHOTOR COITIPHDY Lg sis Phone El. 52224 4V X N24 fo S nf sq fx HDD 'NNNsxs' vor .I 1 Q9 x 1,x . VuwX SMITTY'S DO-NUT SHOP Made In Sight By Folks In White' 191:11 an Keg Way Shop Phone 2-1818 zxmrw V K sign:- Des Moines 1 M., Iowa Residence 7-74200 ,,:, I Branch Plants At Johnston And Grimes Iv? ,. '-5 i' - FARMERS Foon BANK f ,,1 K 5 u fiS!?x 'id X 1 When you think of meat MN. Our service can't be beat . ri ,f' ' 1 - QZQ7' Ralph R. Wheeler f ld? Y4?l:zZ Proprietor Phone 23117 Phone 23 DANIELS' STORE Groceries-Meats and General Merchandise Best Wishes Clase of' S6 Gr Granger, Iowa '.: , fr if! .ff ngfvi 'f ' YM gh imes, Iowa 'Firestone HMA Texaco Battery Charging Grease 011 Pop Ora Woodring Phone 90 rj , A gr., ' Ll 5.-1.5:- Products ' -IJ- :Z Candy Grimes, Iowa H S FOX. M M NISSLY WRENCE A DALLAS CENTER IOWA 11x'v A V AQ1' id! :ol sv ,-45 .ugf . 6. Jlflvg K 'V+ ' ' .Q 45 5 Q 0 4 Ur su cb Maytag Appliances if 9 - 2 3 M' 4 I I FITZ ELECTRIC COMPANY SEIBERT PONTIAC Pontiac Sales NYIllW Al.X1Xl Complete Service To All lakes of Cars Phone 122 EARL SEIBERT Grimes, Iowa l K Q Qffig ,A N ax. ,llxlib UWA? 'Q?. bR 5351 oT'ro's BRIARDALE MARKET Y. i W ff Z Johnston. Iowa PIONEER BRED CORN COMPANY HYLINE CHICKS PIONEER SEED CORN Johnston, Iowa Local Sales Representatives Harold Thompson Route II Des Moines, Iowa Verle Hawbaker Dallas Center, Iowa Westinghouse - RCA - Kelvinator Electrical Sales 8: Service Dallas Center, Iowa Phone 4341 KELVINATOP QI . 51 4- 4 xx 5' n X ? :E f4f, rii2 s -1 -4 1 Ah Y W Congratulations Senior Class of 1956 Grimes, Iowa .. . ' .x ,' 1' :-Q L .. 32,5-5:12351 fi q, e 'ef- I f ,'- - 7 - . x .,.- Ml-,C 4 3?v'v.:g:o:ee4 g . 1,0?'99A.,: -. Dolans Royal Blue Food Mart NIELSEN GREENHOUSE AND FLOWER SHOP e e 9 F I4 v. 0 1900 High Street Des Moines, Iowa Beam's Service Station Grimes Phone 8? tieqie TWnNum ,palm 'PNHUM may-it Q 5k.',,qf! ' IPX ' . H A-ff Q.7e,Lfg:xEgfj, . . eggs: t.,,n PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY of Des Moines, Inc. 95 University Avenue 3-6281 CROWN SCHOOL SUPPLY E EQUIPMENT .RQ ry 4'5 Qig 1 f x u vi Mx 1 L Q 608 Security Building Des Moines, Iowa Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1956 3 'NSURANCE Robert Bloomfield THAI REALUY INSURES Grimes, Iowa John H. Wise Dealer in Livestock Phone 88 Grimes, Iowa STOKLEY LUHBER COMPANY WALL IMPLEMENT COMPANY Granger, Iowa Sales S6!'ViC68 h Quaurv mam eouwmzm 303' DEERQ- Phone 2881 Dallas Center, Iowa ELWELL FOOD MARKET Heats-Groceries-Frozen Foods - , N4 ss. ' 'QQWQHS 7' f',.5W'+' N? of, L. L. CUNNINGHAM FLORIST and GREENHOUSE 6920 Douglas Avenue up P. .'. ?Qbx.m ux, ', A , 'EH P1 f 'l.4rQZ 'f 41 I -!.ssb-A Jim and Margaret Des Moines 10, Iowa Phone 5-8669 Phone 84038 Johnston, Iowa COUCHMAN - WILSON Ubucv Pnonni 4 i2 Duns SERVICE 1901 BEAVERDALE PHOTO SUPPLIES 2641 Beaver Beaverdale, Iowa Beaver Beaverdale, Iowa Congratulations to the Senior Clase of 1956 FARMERS C0-OP LUMBER CO. Waukee, Iowa FRANKEL CLOTHING INC. 612 Locust Street Des Moines, Iowa H. H. ILTIS LUHBER CO. 3 locations to serve you Des Moines West Des Moines 5-1155 J h t , 2629 Beaver 0 ns on 7 4445 7313 200-4th Street AMENDS FOOD MARKET Wholesale and Retail Beef For Your Freezer Beaver R Franklin CROWN CLEANERS Erma Cook, Manager S21 Maple Street West Des Moines, Iowa Oh Walnut 7-I-33-7th T 0 W I N G Mobile Radio Telephone Equipnga vm, Tfuck' APPAREL STORE G' 'R M P - WEST DES MOINES, lowA ,,,,M,,'Q223Cf,,f2fQ Nm wnfcxfn cuz nfaunomc COMPIHS ao YEA s sERvlNc lovvA PEOPLE OWEN ,CRIST AUTO BODY SERVICE KEO WAY AT 14th STREET PL. FARMERS BARBER SHOP Grimes , I OWS NIZZI BROTHERS SUPER MARKET , ' 'A 9'N' 2' 1' 5 gg: - ,Eg :lg J ,Q-I5 ,. 1- f' f- N f!g?EE3t:,Qs:1wWVQQ35nu'QEEN A ' A395995 ' I - 'T Waukee, Iowa MEYER PAINT and WALLPAPER Artistic Picture Framing Floor sander and polisher for rent Window Glass - Kemtone - Hobbycraft McNeal Shopping Center 3009 Merle Hay Rd. 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