Grinnell High School - Grinnellian Yearbook (Grinnell, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1952 volume:

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M '9- an X.-0 gi T T Lranny B C Holmes Supernnrenclent of Schools Pf1f1ClP2l of Hlgh SCh00l Board of Educatlon - l Seated: Mrs. Harold Ent, Mr. Lester Duke, Miss Margaret Marsden. Standing: Mr. Verl Sammons, Mr. Lyman Case, Mr. L. G. Keeney, Mr. B. C. Holmes. Illllllllll if 1 44.5. 3' 32 A15 -of 4, ?' I Helen Bausuan Margaret Marsden Mrs Dorothy Thomas Secretary to Prlnclpal Secretary to Supermtendent Llbranan Mrs Eva Txmberlake Subjects Latm Englxsh Actxvmes Latm Clubs Safety Club Ku A' 1:5 df Mr Howard Lawrence Mnss Rosemonde Rule Subyects Algebra Hxstory Crvrcs Subyecrs Economxcs World Hxstory Acuvmes Honor G Club ,, 'v ' if Y K' 'V l I , X N' . 1 1.7 ,lk V V , f 1 5, Q . f W ..ig'0:: ' toffzfsi pksisfzx, it ' nf' ' Aww. .' ' I . Z ' . ' -.' ....:' .1-'n . . . , . . . fi -Y Mrs Esther Norris Mr Wayne Spurbeck MI' Earl PCISUCI' Subjects Vocauonal Homemakmg Subjects Englxsh Physxcal Educauon 5l1bl0CfS SOCIOIOSY CIVICS Hrsrorv Actxvmes F H A Actxvmes ASSISIBDI Coach Acuvmes Guldance Mr Hlgh Coach 1 ' ,Q,s sn 536 i- ? Q..-an if Mr AAron Lmn Mrs Josephine Laros Mr Robert Entorf Subjects Algebra Subjects Englxsh Spamsh 5Ubl9CfS V0Caf10nalAsr1Culrure Acnvmes Head Football Coach Fresh Acnvmes F F A man Sophomore basketball : ,..Qm.wr. . I, 1 h Q' 'Fl fir: ' , V KSN . 1... - -F 'ss as '- ' ...f . Q k A ,X : A A I It an . - x- lxx 'gl Z . ' V A F I V f 5? 2 W.-3332 ' ' ' ff' ' H'-55, ' ,. -' : ' ' . ' I ' , ' ' . -' . I I 'D , I l , ' . : . . . 1 , I , . , ' 2.2 - F- ww. f ua ' 'E-aff, Q , nr' '- 52.13 532. ' Q -, I ' 'Q 'fr ' f f , 1- ' ' 1 N, : . ' : ' , ' . l' ' l I ' ' . g , - : . . . ,I 1:11-fl! Q- 49' Miss Katherine Sorensen Miss Irene Cook Miss Lois Kurth Subygfrg English Subiects Creative Writing English Subiects Geometry Trigonometry ?6' -nal Miss Julia Wheeler Mr Harvey Peterson Mr George Pease Subyects Algebra Subiects Physics Chemistry Subjects General Science Modern Geo Activities YWGH Activities Assistant Coach Science graphy Club . A . Q 6. ' to 'A x it 0' , V S If . ,, I ij - . -1, f I 5 I I 1 Activities: Activities: Orange and Blaclc. ' Activities: Y.W.G.I:I. Grinne1lian., , , It ' N X1 I V 9 v. 41 ' -It-TQ' not pug. H V s wie, of 4' f ' mg, A ' 'O' TA- fi, A N-5 A5 v .N ,B rg fx fini' 'Nur ' .g Mrs Beulah Yeager M1 Rollyn Colberg Mnss Beulah Hatcher Subjects Typing Subyects Bookkeepmg Commercral Subyecrs Typmg Srenography Bus- Acnvmes Orange and Black Arxthmenc Commercral Law mess Enghsh Acrnvmes Grxnnellran 'Hr- ' V Mr George Norrls Mr John Megson MY John Hemefmn Subjects Manual Arts Subyects Cxvrcs Driver Trammg SUNCUS Sfleefh Acnvmes Assxsrant Football Coach Acrxvmes Head Basketball Coach Safe ALUVIUGS Plays Cuffaln Club ty Club 'N 'Ci Mr Charles Luckenbrll Mr Joe McCoy Mrss Roberta Berry Instrumental Musrc Band Mar-qhmg Vocal Muslc Physrcal Educatxon GAA Band is G- ,-4' I 4 Mrs Lela Coop Mr Larry Skrpton School Nurse Elementary and Hrgh School Art M ' 2 V: 5454-' v f - X l f I' K , n an ' lf 1 SF jrxh Ya if , A xx, If fx ' Q M FN 'im '2 fl ff, X YI ' -1,1 1 ' 54, My Y ? L f 2 Senior Class Officers B Left to Rzght Mr Enrorf N Johnson J Starnes C Mltchell M Smxth K Lauber Mr McCoy Not p1ctured E Wrlght Presldent Vlce Presxdent Secretary Glrls Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Advxsors Valechctorxan Salutatorlan J Starnes N johnson M Smlrh G Mitchell E Wr1ghr Mr Enrorf Mr McCoy D Thomas M Mollson 5 I K ' is I -if 5. . 1 ' ' 4 Q ff' , L 4 f Boys' Treasurer ..................................................V...........,...v.VVV.............,..... K. Lauber FRESHMEN As we entered the halls of GHS we were skeptrcal about the teachers and students but by the second or thrrd week we had become somewhat stronger upon our feet Our fxrst chance to get to gether md organxze was when we chose Drck Rrttter and Pat Padgham to represent our class rn Student Councrl Weeks and months passed and at the end of basketball season we found we had a member of Honor G rn our class Drck Rltter who had proved hrmself worthy of a letter SGPHOMORE Our second year IH hlgh school started wrth a bank and many of us were seen rn the frrst play of the season Sam Porter was chosen to be our new member IH Student Council and two more boys from our class ganned membershxp rn Honor G JUNIOR At the start of th1s year we d1scovered that half of our hxgh school davs are over that we are now upperclassmen' We elected offrcers and chose as our sponsors Mrss Wrggms and Mr McCoy Our two presidents were Mary Evans and Bud Arment Gordon Felper was chosen to serve as our new member on Student Councrl Class rrngs were declded upon and cheerleaders for the year were elected two of whom came from our class The second semester soon rolled around and we found we were very busy mth the Annual Board Safety Councrl vocal mus1c band O 8a B Curtaln Club Sclence Club and many other act1v1t1es Another of the brg events of our class was the junror semor prom wrth the South Sea Islands as a theme Sam Porter and Gordon Felper represented Grrnnell at Boys State and Dorothy Ttcc rt Cxrls State Carol Lang and Mary McNally were p1cked to be co edrtors of the O 8: B next year and Bexerly Lunn edrtor rn chxef of GFIHHCIIIHD Thus ended another full year that shall always be re membered SENIOR At last we found ourselves seniors My how txme flew' Jeannette Starnes and john Taylor headed our class Carl Crlswell was selected for Student Council We traded senlor prctures and name cards and were measured for caps and gowns All these tasks we enjoyed Through xt all we had mamtamed our htgh scholastrc standards wrth David Thomas and Mary Mol1son wrnnlng top honors Then gradua non wrth congratulatxons pourrng down around us All those events just for sen1ors were at last ours Baccal tureate the prom when were were guests of the Juniors Senlor YW lovely as always only seem mg so much more so for us who are graduatmg class day wrth musrc and speeches by our frlends that brought back so many memorres and flnally our drplomas all thxs at the close of our four years m h1gh school On that evenmg ln May we were graduated wxth the audrtorxum full of bearnlng parents and frrends So GHS we b1d you goodbye but we wont ever forget our hrgh school days and we hope others wrll rn the future wander through your echomg halls and remember too the lastmg pleasures found only ln hlgh school 4 , . . , v - ' 7 Q t ' ' . 4 . ,. ,, . Q . . . 1 1 - - - - - u nr t. . ' . 1. H . . . . . 4 , 1 4 . 1 a a a v : 1 a 2. I t . ' , - I L t t t . t . . , . . 5 I I 4 . - t ' ' . ' 4 . 4 t . , I . . r , . ' , 4 . . . 4 1 t t , , . ., , ' s 4 1 v - , a . Q . , ' . Q A - -v s x Mary Ahrens General Robert Anderson Englrsh Football 1 -4-4 Esther Allen Commercial Augusta Ill 12 3 FAA 12 9 Chorus 75 H1Chater 25 Ban 123 Class Play 3 Ihr Burdette C Arment General I 7 Track 7 3 4 Football 3 4 Basket ball 34 Class Offxcer 3 Glee Club 3 A Capella 3 Ar K' HY Raymond Anderson Agrrculture FFA I 2 3 4 Kellogg l W? Q---rv Fugene Arment Arrrculture ITA 7 s 1 Officer 4 l---g l -t-Tl -sg - -3 6- 4 if li I 1 .A F 1- 1 Y HJ 5 . K ' . 'fr A '53'1'f' Newburg 1-25 Baseball l-21 Basketball .- 1 V' ' 1 Q 6 . X' F-A . . Q f! X A. A , ' ' : F' f Q ' if ' , C' Bxll Badger English Glee Club 4 Curtam Club 3 4 Fresh man Scxence Club 1 T TX-9 Loren O Bell Agrrculture FFA 12 34 Offrcer 3 Boys Chorus 124 Mrxed Chorus 2 Track 34 Musrcal 2 Tom Bruch English Franklin Hugh Cedar Rapids Glee Club 4 Jr Red Cross Council Track 3 4 Plays 3 iii B111 Byers General Football Basketball T ack 1 2 3 4 O 8: B 34 Chorus 123 Honor G 3 4 MHYJOIIC Mae Blllman Commerclal Newton l 7 Glrls Chorus 12 3 4 Y Teens l 7 FHA l Curtain Club 34 A Capella 3 4 Plays 3 4 Class Offrcer 3 Musncals 34 YWGH Carl Wllllam Crlswell Englrsh Honor G 2 3 4 Student Council 4 Football l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 Track 1 2 3 'E g' A . . . Q ,a f :kfE'r' - . . . . . U ', --3 l' . 1 V' 1 x 5 Nl 3 W ' 3 C' I - 1 P k,L V pl N 53 2 4 1 ' - . 19,3 . 3 3 . , . if . Q r. , f - - - 1 8, Donald E. Criswell Commercial Mixed Chorus l-2-3-4g Boys Chorus 1-2-3-4g Musicals 2-3. Sv QS' Jerry Doyle General Spanish Club 1 2 Cheerleader Mixed Chorus 4 YWGH l Marilyn Ann Dee Commercial FHA lg Girls Chorus lg Commercial Club 33 YWGH. 'Vs f Betty jean Earhart English GAA 1 2 3 4 YWGH 5 Latin Club I ,gi is Helen L Decatur General ? Mary Evans College Preparatory Girls Chorus 12 34 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Vocal Ensembles 1 2 34 Class Officer 3 YW Cabinet Officer 4 Squad Leader 3 Science Club 1 2 3 4 Officer 1 4 Latin Club Officer 2 jr Red Cross Council 2 3 Y X 4. N i ---g ' 2. E . in- x , . ' .-Q -2g 3, C ' ff 'C Gordon D Felper Englxsh Basketball Football 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Boys chorus 1 2 3 4 Choir 1 2 3 4 All State Chorus 12 Class offrcer 3 Safety Councxl 2 Honor G 2 3 4 Stu dent Councxl 3 4 Latm Club 2 Boys Quartet 2 34 Mzxed Quartet 3 S010 1 2 3 4 ,..f-A DOIIS Ruth Foster Commercxal Commercral Club 3 Glrls Chorus 1 YWGH T Marllyn Flsch General Deep Rrver 1 2 Grrls Chorus 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 4 Band 3 4 Woodwind Quartet 4 Wanda Foster General YWGH FHA1 Gxrls Chorus 12 3 Marguerlre Flanagan Commercial Latm Club 2 Chorus 34 C Club 34 YWGH wird, Frank Fowler Agriculture Sclence Club 1 FFA 1 2 3 4 H810 . 'S' 9 3 lv' 13 wi ' 1 . Q ' : , fy' l - 1 . u .. I f , X 'I 9 . X ' . Q 5, .Vg 'A'. Harrlet Gale College Preparatory -nfl B111 Gllbrealth Band 1 2 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Ensern bles 2 3 4 Glrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Curtam Club 3 4 Scrence Club 134 GAA 12 3 YWGH Cabxnet 4 Squad Leader 3 O 8: B 3 4 Latm Club 2 Prom Comm 3 Myrna Graham Commercral Commercral Club Gxrls Chorus 1 3 YWGH FHA bi 5 ' 1 1 4: -P . q ' 1 ' eelaf X U' 1' 1 -9 :ffl :I j 1 . ' ' ' S S 1' S3 3 .aa 3 ,. . 1 . Q 4 ' a 1 v ' l , , . j 17 General Football 1 2 Interpretxve Readmg 2 if Larry German Engllsh Football 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Honor G 4 Musxc l 'Y Ruth Gruenhaupr Engllsh Latm Club 2, Curtam Club 4, Prom Comm 3, Plays 2 3 W Thomas A Howell Jr College Preparatory Panama l 2 South Carollna matlcs Club 3 Musrc 2 3 3 Dra ,Q 43. . Betty Hubbard College Preparatory Scxence Club 1 Latm Club 2 Vocal Music 1 2 3 4 Conductor 3 Band and Vocal Ensembles 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Lrbrarran 1 2 3 4 Conductor 2 3 4 Clarinet Solo 1 2 3 4 All St Band 1 2 3 4 '-mv W.,-1' Rrchard Kxmball Englrsh Cheerleader 1 Band 1 2 3 4 Pep Band 12 34 Curtarn Club 34 Choxr Spanrsh Club 1 2 Offrcer 2 Brass Qumtet Quartet Sextet 2 3 4 Trom bone Solo 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 QN Elmer Huff Agrrculture Football 34 Track 234 Honor G 3 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 Neil johnson General Football 1 2 3 4 Track 12 Honor G 3 4 Class Offlfef 4 Latin Club 2 1-Q Donna LaGrange If Joyce Lamb General Spanxsh Club 12 Grrls Chorus 4 GAA 1 2 3 YWGH Commercral YWGH Girls Chorus 12 34 GAA 1 2 FHA I Choxr 4 Commercral Club 3 Interperatrve Readmg 1 E' 6' ' I l 5 N , . . - .. lx l ' A' 1 ' A .K . 1 VA x , I G . AN I ' ,. I A 4, f . ' 1 . - . ' ' --Q i ff' ' Q , Q14 -r 'm:.-1 .4 ' 5 , , ,Q 'Xu U --fs ' . -2 w , f N - -1 - . , I '.. ..- I ' -9 ' s . -3 . Carol joy Lang College Preparatory Band Fnsembles Solos 12 3 4 Chorr Z 3 4 Chorus Ensembles 1 2 3 4 Solos 34 Curtam Club 2 3 4 Safety Councrl 2 3 4 Offxcer 4 O 8: B 3 4 Co Edrtor 4 GAA 12 Latm Club Offlcer 9 Sclence Club 1 Offrcer 1 re Keith L Lauber Agriculture Football Track I 2 3 4 Honor G 3 4 Offlcer 4 FFA l 2 3 4 Class Of fxcer 4 Beverly Lunn 6? 6' ji Larry Lang Englrsh Freshman Scxence Club Officer Boys ter 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Track I 2 Hon or G 4 Curtain Club 3 O Ba B Staff Barbara Faye Lincoln Commercxal Grrls Chorus 1 4 Latrn Club 2 O 8: B Staff 3 Annual Board 4 Commercial Club 3 YWGH Squad Leader 3 -is Commercial Latm Club 2 Freshman Science Club Contest Speech I 2 4 O 81 B 3 4 An nual Board 3 4 Cholr 4 Glrls Chorus 2 3 4 Offrcer 4 Commercxal Club 3 YWGH Musxcals 4 GAA 1234 Annual Edrtor 4 Arlene Madxll Commerical Gxrls Chorus 24 FHA 1234 Of fncer 2 4 YWGH Comrnerclal Club 3 GAA 1 2 3 4 , I , 4 , - - - 1 ' , Q 5 , y n- - - 1 Q 'ff l-1' . '25 ' A . A ' A l he 4 l r l A Chorus 2-3-43 Choir 3-41 Mi3cedlQuar- 4 B lei, 1 3 2 . ' - 3 . 2 y y 'NA K - ' 9- Gary Marmg English Football 2 3 4 Scxence Club O 8: B 3 Barbara Gelene Mrtchell Englrsh Curtarn Club 2 3 4 Class Offrcer 3 4 Aanual Board 12 34, Jr Red Cross Councrl 1 2 3, Cheerleader 34, Ma yorette 23, O 8z B 4, GAA 1234, Inrerscholastrc Queen 3, Spanrsh Club 1 2, Chorus 1 3 4, YWGH Sq Leader 3 jx Delores Ann Mayo Comrnerclal FHA 1 Z 3 4 State Convention l GAA 12 3 Commerclal Club 23 4 Gxrls Chorus 1 2 3 Mrxed Chorus 3 Dons L Ma Y Commercral FHA 1 Commercral Club 3 Grls Chorus 1 133' 9 ii 'T .gsny Mary Elaine Molxson College Preparatory Band 2 3 4 Ensembles 3 4 YWGH Cabmet 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Chorr 3 4 Latm Club 2 Scrence Club 1 4 Of flcer Curtain Club 3 4 O 8: B 4 Class Offrcer 3 All Sr Band 4 Plays 2 3 1? Russell Dean Moyer General Ars Q 3 ,- 1 ,,, ,- Q ' 9 I 4 . --S .ga H --g . -, A'f , ' ui. f fl k. 4 1 qbngflivvd . 'fn fi --: ' L . -, 4 ' 5 i . .V . 'x h . . --y -, 1 'I -L ' ,-4 . . . l -Q - 4, ns -9 1 , 9 . s -- X A 4 . , 4 . . 'C' --1 -1 - Q Gerald Wayne McCurry Englrsh Honor G 4 Boys Chorus 4 Football Frances L McDonald General FHA 12 3 4 YWGH Commerclal Club 2 3 GAA 1 2 3 4 Grrls Chorus 1 2 4 Science Club james Wllson Norrls Englnsh Football 1 2 Track 1 Plays 2 Curraxn Club 3 4 Scxence Club 1 3 Safety Council 34 Boys Chorus 1 O 8: B Staff 3 4 Latm Club 2 'So Lynn Lorraine Noel English YWGH Spamsh Club 12 FAA 12 ai Binh Mary McNally English O 8: B 3 4 Curtaxn Club 2 3 4 Offxcer 4 Chorr 34 Gnrls chorus 1234 Vocal Small Groups 4 Latm Club Band 1 YWGH Squad Leader 3 Berry Oelke College Preparatory Gnrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Choxr 3 4 O 8: B 3 4 Bus Mgr 4 Larm Club 2 Offrcer urrarn Club 2 3 4 GAA 1 Band En sembles 1 2 3 Cheerleader 4 Fresh man Scnence Club Declam 1 l A l - 5 ' - - 1 ' 2 K x f V, 1 .hx l . U . - s 4 1-2-3-4g Baslretball 1-2-43 Track 1-2-3-4. Xbrvf'-QNLS '--- ' l O T C' S ' 5- Q Q 1 - - 5 . 3-4. 2 ' 3 ' ' ' . iff I rlflflx Donna Mae Olson Commercral FHA 1 2 3 Officer GAA 4 Annual Board 4 Commetcral Club 2 3 YWGH Qin Glen Plum General Freshman Scnence Club Latm Club 2 Track 3 Tom Parmley Englxsh Boys Chorus 12 34 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 O 8: B 4 Vnce Pres 3 Musrcals :HF s. Samuel D Porter College Preparatory Sc1enceC l Band 12 O8LB234 Student Councrl 2 3 4 Boys Chorus Bc Chou' 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1234 Golf 23 Honor G 34 Cur ram C 2 3 4 Offxcer 3 Latxn C 2 ,fvx C ? Patrlcla Paclgham Engllsh Bandl Contest Speech 1 2 Spanish C 12 Offxcer 2 Gnrls Chorus 12 34 Cholr 34 GAA 1 Student Councll 1234 Curtam C 234 Plays 234 Class Offxcer 3 Cheerleader 4 O 8: B 3 4 YWGH Small Groups 1 2 john Rasmussen College Preparatory Football 12 3 4 Track 2 Latm Club 2 Scrence Club 1 O 8: B 25:1 1' .L ' g' -.,- ' . . Allwvlll' 1 '. 'X' - f A .- '9 I? X 'hl' f 1 ' --1 ' .--3 ' g ' .. 6-4 I K . I Dx . f ' - ' 3 ' A N x ., ! , , - ' 4 Janice Renaud English YW Cabinet 3-43 Girls Chorus 1-2-3- 4g Choir 3-43 Vocal Groups 3-45 Musi- cals 3g Curtain Club 3-45 Officer 45 O 8: B 49 Science Club 1-43 Latin Club 29 Prom Comm 3g Plays 2-35 Q .Ml f i - -11 f X. n . ,- C, il b e Q '-.Q ct-ar Franklin Schultz English Spanish Club 2 3 Officer Z 3 Science Club 1 Kappa Kappa Kappa 3 4 Cur tam Club 34 Musicals 234 Boys Chorus 1 2 3 4 Choir 1 2 3 4 Annual Board Arr Editor 3 4 O 8: B 4 Con rest Speech 1 2 QJV -cal iii' Carl W. Ross General Football 1-2-3g Choir 1-2-3-45 Boys Quarter 2-3-43 Solo 3-4g All State Chorus 4. JP 'mf' 11 Harry Scurr English Boys Chorus 12 3 4 Choir 34 Cur tain Club 2 3 4 n,gfN 3:7 5 Q ' ' Xi... Dick Ritter English Honor G 1-2-3-45 Boys Chorus 3-43 Choir 45 Safety Council 1-2-3-45 Basket- ball, Track 1-2-3-45 Football 1-2. Q Virginia Shannon General YWGH Commercial Club 1 FHA 1 C 1 Q. . Sl. 'n ' S S ' S fluk- . ' 3 . ff. 01 I' . . ' ! U A X 'x - iii? .5 'a ' , .r.'af s 5?3 L ' ,-I 11 Helen Irene Shockley English WYGH Latin Club 2 GAA 12 3 4 Jeannette Starnes General Girls Chorus 13 4 Choir 4 Spanish Club 12 YWGH Class Officer 4 Play 3 Mayorette 12 Marilyn Smith Engl sh Girls Chorus 12 3 4 YWGH Honor G Sweetheart GAA 14 Cheerleader 2 Class Officer 4 George State General Boys Chorus 12 3 4 Choir 3 4 Foot ball 12 Track 12 Lorraine Norma Smith General FHA 1' YWGH' Commercial Club 1 GAA 2 Nora Ann Strand Commercial Girls Chorus 1 Latin Club 2 Science Club 1 YWGH Annual Board 4 Commercial Club 3 , , , 'H all ' 2 S '- .ri i '3 I U: -5 Q . Q 1 I 9. 5 ' ft? 1 Q ' - ' , -.: 1. VJ, -1. 2 : 3 -. ---1 I -Q . john Lv Taylor Agrrculture FAA 1 2 3 4 Offxcer 4 Scxence Club 1 Curtam Club 3 4 Boys Chorus 3 4 O 8: B 4 ik 0.5 David J Thomas College Preparatory Freshman Scrence C Latrn Club 2 Band 12 Curtam Club 234 Offrcer 3 4 Kappa Kappa Kappa Officer 3 4 An nualBoard34 BusMgr4 O8zB34 Offrcer 4 Boys Chorus 34 Cholr 4 Contest Speech 14 Plays 2 3 4 Paul Thomann College Preparatory Freshman Scxence C Latm Club Of fxcer 2 Kappa Kappa Kappa 3 4 Boys Chorus 1234 Choxr 234 081B 3 Annual Board Sales Mgr 4 Musicals 2 3 4 All St Chorus 4 Play 4 Band 4 Humorous Declam 12 141 Roger L Tharp General Muslc 12 Basketball 12 34 Foot ball 2 Class Offrcer 3 Dorothy Tnce Englxsh Scnence Club 1-4 Band 1 2 3-4 14 Pep Band 2 3 4 YWGH Cabxnet Offxcer 3 4 O 8: B 4 Play 3 Gxrls Choms 3 4 Latxn Club 2 Class Offxcer 3 Brass SSgictet 2 3 4 Qumtet 3 Baritone Horn 0 3 -L .1 Roger B Thorp Commercxal 1 I ' 2 ' ' 'I ' 'I , 1 I ' 'Z - Q 1 y ' u 5, . , - - - 3 5 4 U 5 ' 2 'S '51 . ff f. , vig? .3 ---1 - 1.121 157 a - , , a -f 1 '-, . f J -. A , S I ' ' ' 2 - -Q . Q 'Z 0 Q 1 L 'Q .Z l Q ' ' S . I 5 -3 ' . -Z -5 1 x . ' . 1 D - I . , ' , , 1-1 - 'av , F' at - ' - . . Donna Van Draska General GAA 3 Glee Club 3 Cholr 2 YWGH ii David Hugh White General Scxence Club 1 Boys Chorus 4 fin Q f Fred L Weaver Agrlculture FFA 1 2 3 4 Offxcer 4 Track -3'9 gal Doris Joan Wllkmson Commercxal Girls Chorus 1 Annual Board 1 FHA 4 YWGH r S '55 -N VA i Joy Marybelle Westercamp College Pre ratory Scxence Clu 1 Gxrls Chorus 12 34 Choir 2 3 4 Vocal Solo 2 3 4 Ensem bles 34 Band 23 O 81 B 34 Staff Officer 4 A11 State Chorus 4 Spanxsh Club 12 Off1CCf 2 YWGH f is Nb 1-ff? Jerry Wolfe College Preparatory Choir 3 4 Boy Chorus 12 3 4 Band 4 Trumpet Trio 4 Latm C 2 3 Cur tam Club 3 4 Scxence Club 14 Plays 3 4 Football 2 Basketball 1 2 3 Track 12 3 ABC Trafflc Club 2 3 l- -3 ' g 3-4. 15, A 9 X, 5 3 'L . - ' If A 1 7 lla' '3 D 3 ' lf' .1 'A x I4 . A 3 1-V4 'hp' A Q I - U' -1 g . 1 I li' Honor G Dance Semor Assembly Baccalaureate Sen1or Y W Semor Class Day Graduation Ellen Ann Wr1ghr Engllsh Band 12 3 4 Woodwrnd Tno 34 Qumtet 2 4 Solo 3 4 All State Band 34 Gnrls Chorus 12 34 Offlcer 4 Spamsh Club 1 2 YWGH O 8: B 3 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Class Offxcer 4 COMMENCEMENT WEEK PROGRAM May May May May May May W l - - - 1 . . - Z Q. - . - . - 3 3 - 3 79. Uv I' junior-Senior Prom ............wr.......w......... ..........-----------------v -----,--------------- ---------------- M 3 Y N. I R' I ' Q 1 f Y 4. 09 NX ,. .k- .Y . -.t 1 2 j ' ' .:l A ' ', IIN 1 W? Fmft Row L to R: M. McNally, S. Taylor, P. Ryan, J. Adkins, A. Chen, V. Turner. .Scand 50141: Mr. Peisner, L. King, Ed. Jantz, R. Johnson, R. Ahrens, R. Roe ice 'Rn n X C -Y J' , . G 3 Junlors f ,fp r Fxfrst R0wL to R M Henchal A Chen D Lawthers J Harrxs G Adlcnns E Fudge F Claybrook B Broyles B Bowen N Abel B Krlegel C johnson S Flanagan L Luttman V Douglass Second Row B Baarda L Krumm D Badger R Ahrens J Luecht R Krlegel H Harris C Burnham M Greve B Innls C Emmert S Baustxan Tbsrd Row W Gross J Krumm M Aldrich B Anderson R Johnson L Kxng E jantz K Hunter L Bullock J jolly K Cooper P Chrnstmson J Curtxs '55 4 Ffrrt RowL to R V Turner S Taylor D Weaver M Mlntle M Stoker G Rehberg B Temple S Van Draslta P Overhulser H Talbott M McNally V Madxll Second Row V Shaw C Simmons M Stewart M Rehberg A Seeland D Mlnear C Swart C McDowell J Wells A Schrader P Ryan K Schallau A Walter Thani Row C Wnley P Palmer C Sumner R Shope C Savage J Ross D Srclxe R Peterson G Pasch B Molnson P Queen R Strawser P Pedersen R Roe I 1 J fr f HE D .' la. Q c . . - - , , - ,- , - , - , . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 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Row L to R J La Grange M Coop M Hotchkms V Douglass A Gaylor B Green L Graff B Eames S Kelly P Grench M Hunter D Keenan E Crrswell M Clark Second Rou F Breneman D Comerforcl D Lauber S Benson C Farmer J Fleener B Long I Lldtka D Knnnalrd M Dxtzler L Gxlbert D Larson J Jensen R Anthony H Fontnnel D Krregel Third Row I Llppxncott I Holcomb D Flanagan K Cogley T Frebxger T Ellis L Holland B Cnswellj Fuller C DeLong H German R jackson C Clapp P Beck M Bowman D Hummel First Rou L lo R M Searsj Wxchman J Mrtchell P Patten ,I Taylor J Watson M Wilson B Sutton I Schaffer R Phipps M Oltrogge C Tokle B Shope T Shope R Preston Second Rou S Robxson B Roop A McNally P Spangler M Van Egdom B Moore H Van Draska B Pnerce I Slebxska T Matteson C Ross N Osland B Renaud D Olxver M Stoker D Starnes C Stevens Thsrd Row K Rxchardson R Russell R Stewart J Mathews J Turner J Urfer A Mann D Reeves M Van Donselaar R Worthy L White C Smxth R McClure J Sxmpson L Sears I Renbarger E Tunbrel F 4 -won Freshmen Fzrsr Ron I to R B Helshman A Barkley P Gxldersleeve V Kahler J Brown A Hxllman M Dhondt J Badger Sammi Rau A Crxswell B Frttz Bunth L Johnson C Esler P Beason B Hanson O Cald well E Dee M Dhondt M Kogger S Bruth R Holmes N Allen M Clme K Lmdenmayer Tlazrd Rou L Cox C Glllmland E Alexander M Fuerst M Bell L Hamman J Fxtzler O Jensen B Elllott L Koger D Cox R Krumm R Hockett fourzh Ron L Durr B Kearney J Lang B Abel L Kenser F Johnson D De Long D Arment L Latham R Holmes W Crattan L Gruenhaupt R Gates N Johnson 0-vii Fzrtt Rau L to R L Inms B Noel C Vogt N Patten C Shockely P Snodgrass J Wxley M Nxchols T McKean D Sammons J Green H Turner Semnd R011 W Muller J Thomann J Shope J Svwaney G Menges L Mnllholln G Wxnrup C Schaffer M Talbott J Rouner M Talbott P Needham D Saunders L Wxlson J Wxlson J ears Tbzrd Roz: L Routner R OHara J McClenon J Norton R Pearson C OBr1en S White P Phxllxps L Smxth L Walters J Schmldr B Thomazm G Olson J Renaud R McGmty C Norrns 'i ,ark 'Q' nf' 'S P. t ,, ,sr im 1 1. R' . ' ' gifs I, -,,.,-- ,L I Y ' A ' ,Aw . ,-., r 1 V Q s H! A . f i ni. . y y ' 'S ,t Q K Q1 - V,,,- , by Basket by Ritter and Co. Swivel-Hipps Schultz The Younger Set Wow!! What an out-board Pee Wee's my name Squad Leaders Mitch, Shirt and B. O. And on Company time Kappa Kappa Kappa Science Club is an organization with membership composed of students in- terested in science. The group meets at various times to listen to speakers on scientific subjects and to conduct other business. Officers this year were President, David Thomas, Hatsy Gale, Vice-President, Secretary Pat Ryan and Treasurer, Kay Schallau. Sealed L. to R: Mr. Pederson, D. Thomas, F. Schultz, M. Molison, J. Wilfe, H. Gale, K. Schallau. Standing: D. Tice, P. Ryan, B. Molison, N. Abel, J. Wells, L. Douglas, J. Renaud, P. Thomann, Science Club Safety Council in Fint Row L to R: Mrs. Timberlake, P. Overhulser. B. Temple, D. Sammons, C Lang, N. Abel, V, Turner, Mr. Megson. Second Row: P. Peterson, A. Mann, J. Ross, D. Sidie, C. De Long, J. Jolly, S. White The Safety Council is an organization sponsored by Mr. John Megson and Mrs. Eva Timberlake. The members are former Traffic Club students except for a few upperclassmen who were selected. This year the officers were Dick Ritter, President and Carol Lang, Secretary. Pres. .................................................., .............. S . Porter Vice Pres. ......,................................,............ P. Padgham Sec-Treas. ....... .......... ..................,..... M , McNally Pres. ...................................... ,......., . ............ . . Vice Pres Sec-Treas. . ........................................,,......,..... R. Johnson L. Douglass First Semester Officers Second Semester Officers P. Padgham STUDE 'T CUUNCIL The student Council is the student governing board of the school. It is made up of five seniors, fou juniors, three sophomores, and two freshmen. When a class enters high school it elects two represent- atives its first year and one representative each of the remaining three years. The council meets every Wednesday morning with the advisor, Mr. T. T. Cranny, and a planning board composed of the presi dent and a committee of three meets every Tuesday. Some of its functions are helping to shape school policies, supervising school elections, building the assembly program, providing pep meetings for all the athletic games and sponsoring busses to out of town games whenever possible. The council also works closely with the youth center. This year the council conducted a panel on The Value of a College Education at the State Student Council Convention held in Ames. April 8 the council also led a discussion group on the topic Citizen ship at a convention of the eastern division in Cedar Rapids., In November the council sponsored an all school party in the high school gym. The school year was rounded out by a council picnic held in May ASSEMBLIES Travel Science Ventriloquist A1 Bell ................ C. E. jones .............. Ralph Blackwell ......... Hallelujah- Quartette ...... Musical john Sloan ............... ........ S cience !'i U PFI' Seated L to R: C. Criswell, Moore, P. Beason, G. Felper, . McNally. Standing: R. Ritter, A. Mann, . 4 Phillips, E, jantz, Mr. T. Cranny. First Row L to R: M. Cline, C. Esler, P. Beason, B. Hanson, O. Caldwell S. Kelly, P. French, J. Doyle, L. Luttman. Second Row: B. Green, L. Johnson, A. Gaylor, S. Benson, L. Hamman, M. Bell, M. Graham, B. Lunn, Fleener. E. Fudge, E. Allen, B. Brown. Third Rout M. Coop, D. Lauber, J. LaGrange, M. Hunter, F. Breneman, B. Long, M. Greve, B. Earhart, J. Lamb, E. Criswell, A. Criswell, V. Kahler, N. Abel. 43 'WKNNX i 'I -. .S S Xx. llllll 5 . 'Il 5 11--. ll 5- 04: WT' ol 1 I I II I I I I I Q Firyt Rau' L to R: S. Van Draska, H. Shockley, H. Van Draska, T. Oltrogge, R. Phipps, J. Schaflfer, T. McKean, B. Shope, M. Smith. Second Row: A Madill, H. Talbott, B. Temple, L. Noel, J. Mitchell, P. Patten, D. Olson, G. Rehberg, M. Stoker, N. Patten, C. Shockley, M. Mintle, C. Swart. Third Rauf: S. Robinson, A McNally, P. Ryan, K. Schallau, G. Mitchell, A. Schrader, A. Seeland, A. Walter, J. Weels, D. Minear, B. Pierce, C. Schaffer, J. Starnes, E. Wright, C. Vogt, M. Mc- Nally, V. Turner. G. A. A. is governed by a committee composed of four girlsg a freshman, sophomore, junior and senior. The main activities of G. A. A. this year were team sports. One of the more popular ones was basketball. The girls divided into teams and had a tournament. There were many good teams but the best team proved to be the Vampires After the tournament ended, a variety of sports were participated in and X enjoyed by all. We had a lot of fun in '52 and hope to have even more fun next year. I Y W G H. CABINET Y. W. SQUAD LEADERS FRONT ROW L zo R: Miss Sorensen, H. Gale, M. Evans, D. Tice Miss Wheeler. SECOND ROW: M. Molison, J. Renaud, L. Douglass, J. Harris. Abel, V. Turner. - -3 Y.W. G. H. Part of every girl's high school life at Grinnell includes her participation in the Y. W. G. H. This organization gives to the girl practical experience in planning and working in programs which are held every two weeks, a chance to hear speakers who give helpful suggestions for the present and the future, and an opportunity to take part in social activities. Our Christmas program presented for the whole school was particularly interesting. With the help of the music departments the story Christmas in Many Lands, was presented to bring the spirit of Christmas into our classrooms. Our banquet for Senior girls and their mothers was a lovely evening with Stars as the theme. The girls worked hard making wagon nut cups to fasten to shining stars in carrying out this idea. The Y. W. squads are organized for the freshman girls. This year the squads were very active find- ing projects on which to work their meeting. The H: O squad made scrap books for the local hos- pitals, the L. L. Cs chose to pack a box of clothes for a Kentucky family and made a cartoon scrap book for the veteran's hospital. The R. F. D. squad, along with their valentine party, had a busy time making hospital bags. With the many projects we try to undertake each year we have fun also raising money for our expenses. Every basketball game finds our Y. W. girls busy selling apples and candy, and the rummage sale in the summer keeps us working diligently carrying boxes, clothes and books to be sold in Miss Wheeler's barn. Lf' '5 FRONT ROW L to R: Miss Sorensen, Miss Wheeler, Mrs SECOND ROW: E. Fudge, B. Bowen, V. Madill, G. Adkins YWGH SQUAD L I. C FRONT ROW L to R: E Palmer D Sammons B Brown K Lmderxmeyer R Holmes E Fudge T McKean B BACK ROW N Patten C Shockley M Talbott V 'Q' L Lf W I Semor Moth Daughter Banquet Y 3 i s I . an .......,s-.... T BOYS CHORUS Firrt Rou' L to R: G. Manges, R. Krumm, L. Millhollin, J. Thomann, J. Swaney, J. Shope, V. Shaw, H. German, F. Johnson, G. McCurry, G. Felper, S. Porter, L. Lang, J. McClenon, T. Fiebiger. Second Row: D. De Long, P. Thomann, P. Petersen, L. Krumm, J. Jolly, M. Bowman, J. Renbarger, L. Walters, J. Lang, L. King, D. Thomas, S. White, J. Wolfe, R. Molison, L. Bell, R. Hockett, L. Sears. Third Row: C Sumner, J. Norton, J. Curtis, J. Ross, A. Mann, D. Sidie, F. Schultz, R. Ritter, C. Ross, P. Phillips, C. Criswell, D. Criswell, R. Johnson, R. Kimball, H. So1rr,J. Taylor, M. Van Donselaar, J. Urfer. First Rou' L to R: M. Molison, M. Clark, B. Lunn, J. Taylor, J. Harris, D. Sammons, J. Renaud, D. Lawthers, M. Billman, M. Evans, N. Abel, M. McNally, P. Overhulser, V. Turner, V. Sutton, B. Hubbard, S. Flanagan, C. Lang. Second Rout R. Krumm, J. Thomann, L. Krumm, A. Mann, C. Sumner, B. Oelke, P. Padgham, D. LaGrange, M. Fisch, M. Wilson, B. Broyles, C, McDowell, M. Westercamp, A. Walter, H. Gale, M, Flanagan, J. Doyle, J. Badger, L. Douglass, B. Roop, F. Johnson, J. McClenon, S White, J. Wolfe. Third Row: D. De Long, P. Thomann, J. Norton, Curtis, J. Jolly, J. Ross, D. Sidie, F. Schultz, R. Kimball, R. Ritter, C. Ross, P. Phillips, D. Criswell, R. Johnson, L. Lang, H. Scurr, J Taylor, M. Van Donselaar, S. Porter, G. Felper, D. Thomas, B. Molison. CHOIR ' ' l I ' , I I l T Q Q 5 3 Y P0 QQ Sai!! rl I Lf. 6.1 V 'st BALLAD FOR AMERICANS When the piano lid in the the music room was raised for another year, the sounds of singing again reverberated through the halls of GHS. After try-outs held before and after school, the ranks of girls' chorus swelled to 110, boys' chorus jumped to 75 and choir boasted a total of 85 members. The year of concerts began with the choir journeying to Des Moines to sing for the State Teachers meeting held in the KRNT Radio Theater. Later in November, members of choir again proved their abil- ity by being chosen to sing in All State Chorus. From the latter part of November until the middle of December, the music floating on the air was beginning to take on holiday tones and the vocal depart- ment prepared for the annual Christmas Vesper service. The high light of the program was a living Christmas tree formed by the choir. In january, plans were laid for the variety show and by the middle of February it had been named Rhapsody in Twelve and rehearsals were going at high speed. The show traced the course of the year through the twelve months with the high points from each. January's winter wonderland provided a perfect setting for the Skater's Waltz, as petite skaters spun and glided over the stage. February followed with red paper and lace valentines for its sweethearts. March went back to the Auld Country for shamrocks and Saint Patrick's Day and then with the coming of spring, April decked the tree-lined boulevards of Paris in green and white to set the scene for romance. In May, lilacs bloomed and in june the traditional bride and groom were joined in matrimony. july was red, white and blue for the patriotic Ballad for Americans. The hot drowsy month of August gave way to Septembers Indian Summer. November in electi ion year means only one thing, and a spirited politi- cal rally took over, complete with brass bands. G I R L S T R I O V O C of Christmas. A L 3' F was cast backward as each senior . F remembered the enjoyment of 1 singing and wished to live it over Q once again. E R November's dreary days gave way to December's snow and the month When Graduation time came again and the seniors left their seats in choir to take their place 0 with the class of '52, many a glance Fx'-TI-524-. .:, , - : QL .H-UU Q0 -iii, 2-ll ALL-STATE WINTER WONDERLAND Q, .. LJ APRIL IN PARIS MUSIC GROUPS A Q' 1 K ' I . Soo7c9 in Twcefzf -if r0 YxobKS00 J 1217 LUSTODIAN Mui, 1278 fx-H1 '51 W J 0, wifi W W ' W sob Huw Mark Wye! Annual Board f 4 l Sealed: B. Lunn, P. Thomann, Mrs. Kurth. Standing: B. Green, Mr. Colberg, G. Adkins, D. Wilkinson, B. Lincoln, A. Walter, M. McNally, P. Ryan, B. Broyles, M. Coop, N. Strand, D. Olson, I Thomann- Seated: F. Schultz, L. Douglass. Standing : B. Lunn, D. Thomas, P. Thomann. ,XV fa Editor .....,..... ........... B . Lunn jr. Editor ......,... ...... L . Douglass Business Mgr. ...... ..... P . Thomann Business Mgr. ..... ...... D . Thomas Art Editor ....... ..... F . Schultz Advisors ........ ....... L ois Kurth ANNUAL STAFF R. Colberg f 1: ,- WC F 860 Row L to R: Mrs. Norris, F. McDonald, M. Koger, B. Eames, it . . , . , . , . , . r z, 1. Bunch, P Beason B Hanson O Caldwell S Kelly J D. Wilkinson, D. Mayo, T. McKean. ou M Talbott J Adkins D Lauber D Weaver C Tokle nd K ': . , . , . , . , . , Rehberg, L. Johnson, N. Allen, P. Gildersleeve, M. Henchal, G. r Fistler O ensen E Criswell itrup,J.' , .J ,. . bird Row: M. Talbott, A. Madill, J. Badger, N. Adkins, A. Barkley, . Harnman, J. Brown, J. Lidtka, B. Pierce, C. Schaffer, V. Kaylor, . Patten, C. Shocklcy, M. Ditzler. J.,-.vii 'XX Fin: Row L to R: D. Lauber, J. Adkins, 1. Schaffer, E. Criswell Mrs. Norris. Second Row: M. Dirzler, A. Madill G. Rehberg, B. Eames, D. Mayo. lvf f 1 '5 . , - it K Q , -32: is 2 ,--,. ,gg - E' ' 'QQ 3 Q wg., I' l . L, .pq , . b la 1 I. if ', xfvafi I First Row L to R: Mrs. Timberlake, M. Hotchkin, T. Shope, B. Sutton, M. Wilson, B. Shope, J. Lippincott. Second Row: M. Clark, F. Breneman, S. Benson, J. LaGrange, A. McNally, H. VanDraska, T. Fiebi er, J. Renbarger, C. Clapp, C. Stevens. gbii? Roig: R. Shope, J. Jensen, C. DeLong, A. Mann, 1. Mathews, R. Jackson, 1. Turner, 1. Urfer, . enau . Because of an increased enrollment in the Latin department this year, two clubs were organized. The junior Latin Club has thirty-seven members and the Senior Latin Club has twenty-six mem- bers. The activities of the Clubs include participation in a Christmas pageant, Christmas parties, a pep meeting, luncheon Meetings, an outside speaker, and picnics at the close of the school year. The aims of the organization are ill to acquaint the members with the life of the early Romans and Q25 to correlate their customs with present day living. ., 6 Q-99 69 Q09 is Firrt Row L to R: M. Bell, C. Esler, C. Lindenmayer, S. Bruch, J. Watson, D. Sammons, P. Snod- '- grass, M. Sears, R. Holmes, J. Green, B. Kearney, J. Swaney. Second Rouf: R. Krumm, L. Milholin, C. Vogt, A. Chen, P. Needham, B. Boop, M. Coop, Mrs. Timberlake B. 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Wright, B, Roop. TROMBONE QUARTET? D- Minfle, I-398, D- Hum- SAXAPHONE QUARTET: J. Turner, 1. Rcnbarger, S mel. R- Kimball- Benson, B. Hanson. FRENCH HORN QUARTET: C. Clapp, D. Sammons, H. DRUM ENSEMBLE: M. McNally, A. Schrader, M. Mintle Gale, B. Kinsman. M, McNally. CLARINET TRIO: B. Hubbard, B. Molison, 1. McClenon. FLUTE QUARTET: S, Bruch, M. Sears, B. Roop, M Molison. C' 'T if 5 .Ig I f. P A nl q ff 5 n it 'H -1 L 8 xbufw ' V ir' 41 'll r. quflll , fl A Q? x H 'iw I X Rx - - J 0 , g 'Sir '- 19 I if '-x I WOODWIND QUARTET: E. Wright, M. Fisch, K. Schallau, M. Molison. BRASS QUARTET: C, Lang, A. Gaylor, D. Hummel, R. Kimball. WOODWIND UINTET. B Hubbard E. Wri ht H. Q ' - , 3 , Gale, B. Roop, K. Schallau. TRUMPET TRIO: A. Gaylor, J. Wolfe, C. Lang. CLARINET QUARTET: B. Hubbard, B. Molison L. Gil- bert, J. McCIenon BRASS SEXTET: C. Lang, A. Gaylor, R. Kimball, J. Urfer, D. Tice H. Gale MIXED CLARINET QUARTET: B. Hubbard, B. Molison C. Lindenmeyer, F. Brenemen. JUNIOR HIGH WOODWIND TRIO: M. Kenney, S, I.. Norris, C. Gaylor. range and Black Ffh xL i, . ' l M 4. Fifi! Rou L to R: M. Westercamp, C. Lang, Miss Cook, Mrs. Yeager, B. Oelke, D. Thomas. Serond Roux J. Rasmussen, L. Lang. S. Porter, 1. Norris, P. Padgham, J. Taylor, E. Wright. Orange and Black PUBLISHED BY THE Students of Grinnell High School GRINNELL, iowa Subscription 31.25 Per Year. .75 Per Semester Editors Carol Lang, Mary McNally Business Managers Betty Oelke, David Thomas Sport Editor . . . , Sam Porter Assistant Sports Staff Larry Lang John Rasmussen Jim Norris John Taylor Advertising Make-Up. . . ....... Pat Padgham Advertising Bill Byers Ellen Wright Gelene Mitchell Tom Parmley Chuck Sumner Exchange Editor . . .. Marybelle Westercamp Assistant Staff Nancy Abel, Geraldine Adkins, Beverly Bowen, Betty Broyles, Mary Inu Byers, Kenneth Cooper, Harriett Gale, Marjorie Greve, Ruth Gruenhaupt, Carol Johnson, Delores Lawthers, Beverly Lunn, Lola Luttman, Vema Madill, Miriam McNally, Donna Minear, Mary Mintle, Bob Moli- son, Mary Molison, Patsy Overhulser, Janice Renaud, Pat Ryan, Kay Schallau, Franklin Schultz, Ann Seeland, Mildred Stokefr, Helen Talbott, Shirlee Taylor, Dorothy Tice, Vir- ginia Turner, Anita Walter, Jackie Wells. Advisers Miss Cook, Mrs. Yeaeer 4- l L to R: M: McNally, B. Oekle C. Lang, B. Gossen, D. Thomas Urange and Black Fzrrt Rou L to R M Molxson B Lunn C ohnson D Lawthers L Luttman M Mmtle M Byers S Taylor M Sto er Second Rou D Tlce Renaud B Broyles V Madxll H Talbott J Adkms B Bowen N Abel M McNally V Turner H Gale Thzrd R014 I Wells P Overhulser K Schallau C Mxtchell B Byers F Schultz C Sumner A Seeland M Greve A Walter K Cooper B Molxson The orange and Black IS Grmnell hugh schools offxcnal school paper It IS publlshed every three weeks throughout the school year The 1951 52 sta ff was composed of the Creatlve Wrttlng Class con srstmg of twelve members w1th an eff1c1ent assnstant staff of thrrty two students The paper under the adv1sersh1p of Mlss Irene Cook and Mrs Beulah Yeager was co edlted by Mary McNally and Carol Lang Attendmg to the busmess matters were Betty Oelke and Davld 'Ihomas whlle the sports and exchange edntors were Same Porter and Marybelle Westercamp respectxvely Thxs student publxcatnon was fm anced by subscr1pt1ons the sale of penclls and by advertlsrng whxch appeared rn the paper as Pat Padg ham effectively arranged the advertxsmg make up Those responstble for gettmg the ads throughout the year were Gelene M1tchell and B111 Byers Dur1ng the year there were three s1x page lssues and nme four page ones wnth a supplement the Roto sectxon appearmg several tlmes An extra publlshed ln the latter part of the sprlng was the f1rst of IES kmd to be prmted The actual prmtmg of the O and B was done by Mr Wrllnam Gossen tn hrs new prlntmg shop as he struggled wlth the staff rn order to produce the best O and B yet LJ 's Xv '. loft W. ff 4 22 pgs.,-v, J ' , , A, fx . lg T A if ll .,., ,:.'k..,' ,IJ ,l ,' ,alll A X X s P j .1 K Q 'QQ E 5 if H Q JI K l'!. 1 Q P DK' J I fs fl X sr- l -an -. ' x Seated Row One: N. Johnson, C. O'Brien, D. Amendt, J. Ross, B. Byers, G. McCurry, E. Huff. Sealed Row Two: K. Lauber, B. Arment, G. Felper, S. Porter, R. Tharp, R. Jackson. D. Reeves, R. Ahrens, C. Smith, L. German. Standing: Mr. Megson, R. Ritter, Miss Rule, K. Hunter, C. Cris- well, R. Johnson, L. Lang, E. Jantz, L. King. The Honor Club opened the year with twelve members. At the end of football season eight members were added. Basketball brought us five more initiates. Several more boys should be eligible for the club when the track season comes to an end. Throughout the football and Basketball season the programs for all home games were supervised by the club under the direction of Miss Rule. The club put out the program for the sectional tourna- ments. ,Along with this, the club was in charge of concessions at the football games. Again this year, the club attended the Boys State Basketball tournament at Iowa City. A very wel- come affair which seems to be coming an annual event, the dinner at Bill Zuber's restaurant in Home- stead, was enjoyed by the entire club. At the Homecoming celebration during the football season, the student body voted for the queen who was chosen from the following girls nominated by the Honor G Club: Jeannette Starnes, Barbara Moore, Donna Minear, Joyce Mitchell, and Marilyn Smith. Jeannette Starnes reigned as queen and the remaining girls served as her attendants. The main social event is set for May 19, when the annual dinner-dance will be held for the Alumni and their wives, club members and their dates, and several faculty members. Early in May the club will select a queen to reign over the Grinnell Interscholastic track meet and the school year will close with the initiation of the track lettermen. OFFICERS Honor G D R1tter,S Porter, G Felper, K I. -LCC Lu: LN Qqfffm f 71 'ff' s dh 'il' I-and 0 es v-I F'-v-. D'-I as G -C 'QQ U-5-G C0 C .angli- Sem C-' o Ei via. 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' S sw ' mg-: 4, l 1 Q ,ff I 5 , ,Q f .5 x About forty srx boys reported to head coach Aaron Lrnn last fall for a posrtron on the 1951 52 squad Returnmg lettermen numbered erght Mr Lrnn was assrsted m hrs coachrng duties by john Megson Wayne Spurbeck George Norrl who together wrth therr candrdates spent many long hard hours of practrce on the football freld The Trgers swltched from a T formatxon to a smgle wrng formatron m whrch deceptron could more readrly be used by the small Grrnnell squad Thrs resulted rn showrng much more of an offensrve punch agamst thenr opponents Grrnnell Opponent Tama Marshalltown Newton Olewem Boone Ames Oskaloosa 26 Cedar Falls 'ns Z X 7 f X II.-'dll ' 1 ?L ,- ' 9 - 5. .: 3 32 6 18 21 0 13 19 ' 0 7 20 13 47 7 13 12 I-X Fxrft Rau L to R L Kung P Queen S Porter G Felper Second Rou Coach Megson R Ahrens L Krumm P Peterson R jackson R Tharpe Coach Spurbeck. Third Roux B. Arment B. Byers D. Ritter D. Reeves D. Sidie D. Amendt. Grinnell had another successful season this year completing a very tough CIC schedule with a 5 5 record Grmnells overall record was 12 7 at the end of the regular season The Orange and Black after starting slowly gradually improved as the season drew to a close Honors also go to the reserves for winning the consolation round of the county tournaments After this however The Grinnellian squad hit the fatal snag Grundy Center smothered the Orange and Blacks tournament hopes 55 54 rn an overtime at Waterloo Varsity Conference Standings Marshalltown Ames Grinnell Oskaloosa Boone Newton The freshman sophomore squad lrke the varsity took runner up laurels this past season Like var ity star Duck Ritter Hugh German was also second highest conference scorer for the froshmore squad Under head coach Linn the froshmotes successfully outscored their opponents in 12 out of 18 games Fsrrt Row L to R L Krumrn P Queen H German F John son S White J Thomann L German B Byers D S1d1e W L King C De Long Az vl ,ff N 'S 'X W. L. 7 3 5 5 ' 5 5 5 5 4 6 4 6 :if -.V .gs ,rg A 1 Second Row L to R: D. Amendts 32 ff ,-ff' xxx '. - 'X A ' , , .X it ,A X ' 4 , f. K V. ,rx 3 Q A , . A ,. l 51' ' 4- 4 ' ' '1- sx. . L ' ,,f2 1 'f f X 5 ' 'x I , 14 ,Q A ,, x , X 'L ..f ' X A P If I i X x ,. - Ji 32, s up y U K 4 ' I x 35 I i Q 5 J 4 .' Rr, 9 P ' fn' 'V' KP Wml rl! ir fy l 95332 ll! 1 ,CV Fun Row L to R H Hams R Krumm T Fne bxger J Renbarger R Steward J Jensen C Ross C Wxley C Snmmons B Abel Second Row R Tharp A Mann L Kxng J Jolley L Krumm J Turner W Gramn F Johnson R Gates D Arment R Ahrens L German B Byers Tbzrd Row D S1d1e B Armen: E Jantz C Smxth E Huff B Anderson R Kmsman C DeLong J Urfer W Gross R Rxtter D Amend! R Reeves Fmft Row L to R C Ross J Llppxncott R Krumm D Starnes J Thomann Second Row B Crlswell S Whxte C DeLong H German C OBrxen F Johnson Third Row Mr Lmn L Gruen haupt J Urfer J Turner T Fxebxger D DeLong R Gates J Jensen J Mathews C Smnth J ,w w. 3 'a 6 , -X , . : . . , ' - s. - 'K . I , Ng . l, . . , . J Q VI, 6 V V h ', I Z I' . ' ' .,' , '. ' I Ak f' R J J 1 A dv CS! , f XX 1 X A by V C lv JA J l l A A A Y , -gf I ' A . 1 li ' JJ :.,, :V ' vr ' T 'D 'G . L ' N 1 '71 I L ' l Us A- x ' 7 :',' 4 ' Q - ' J h -7' X Q 'fr g A . 1 ff. . , z-bf, in O ,M CURTAIN CLUB OFFICERS With the introduction of a new director, Mr. Heine- man, Curtain Club began its 1951-52 season. The speech department was organized into guilds, Curtain Club being the drama guild, after revising the constitution. Under the constitution, four permanent officers were chosen and the production heads were newly elected with each play. Three major plays and a one-act have been given this yearg the first, the Annual Board Farce, was a fantasy, Mr. Mergenthrwerkers Lobblies. Firrt Row L to R: N. Abel, C. Lang, M. Molison, R. Gruenhaupt, M. McNally, R. Molison. Second Row: Mr. Heineman, K. Schallau, V. Turner, R. Kimball, G. Mitchell, P. Overhulser, B. Bowen, V. Madill, F. Schultz. Third Row: B. Oekle, P. Padgham, B. Broyles, R Ryan, J. Taylor, H. Gale, H. Scurr, J. Renaud, M. McNally, M. Hillman. . Vs lswih ,A if Curtain lub NEW MEMBERS Seated: J. Harris. Standing: R. Wonhy, P. Thom- ann, J. Wilcox, C. Clapp. ..H- .A if f , V 'lf-A - MM. I-'int Row L to R: C. Simmons, N. Osland, L. Koger, G. Olson, M. Rehberg, L. Durr, D. Cox, J. Sears, H. Fontinel, D. Kriegal, J. Wilson, M. Stoker. Second Rout K. Laubet, L. Bell, J. Holcomb, W. Gross, E. Arment, R. Stewart, H. Harris, L. Sears, L. Wilson, F. Fowler, K. Cooper, M. Bowman, P. Beck. Row Three: Mr. Entorf, E. Huff, B. Ancerson, B. Baarda, R. Anderson, L. Latham, W. Gtattan, F. Weaver, J. Fuller, R. johnson, 1. Taylor, M. Van Donselaar, D. Larson, R. Worthy, R. McClure. The Future Farmers of America organization includes in its membership all boys who are enrolled in Vocational Agriculture. Early last fall the FFA and the FHA held several jointly sponsored square dances with Mr. Entorf, FFA advisor, calling. These dances were enjoyed by all. This year a system was initiated for collecting and baling the schools wastepaper and for the eventual sale of the paper collected. The chapter organized a basketball team with Loren Bell as manager. Mr. Standerwich, a practice teacher from Grinnell College, was engaged to coach the team. A fairly successful season was enjoyed with the team sporting about a 50-50 mark for the season. The chapter also took part in some FFA contests for parliamentary procedure and public speaking. A number of boys attended the state convention. FFA BASKETBALL TEAM P5 fin t - .. F H . 4 l i 'L 1 fi ia, FFA OFFICERS F F A ft. Seated: C. Simmons, W. Gross, F. Weaver, H F I, 5 Harris, J. Taylor. Standing: Mr. Entorf, L. Bell.f E F 5 , i Q Q L X F F, A ' , ' '. r, g V , ! Al X l ' 'ails A ag . gf. Q , A Wm ' . .. . 1 A ., . a. 2... - JU IOR If QQ 'o 60 Q' O O O Q 5 gofo'O,0 . 0.0 QI ,000 0 , ff' u , 4 X 9. O ' 'OOQ O' I I 0 0 ' a- H 'f 'J s A 'f 9. h O O ,504 1 .J :Q of ' Q 'I ' O, 4 Po r I O X K XQ Q Q Prmclpal IUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ,FY J Schaffer X., C Esler 'i 'vrsf I Bunch PAUL R RODGERS HIGHLIGHTS OF THE JUNIOR HIGH Our school actxvxtres emphas1zed max1mum student partlcrpatlon and practlcal trammg Operatmg under the Constntutron estabhshed last year the Student Councll effectlvely handled all matters of student control and concern the stu dent bank correlated arrthmetrc and bankmg practlces the newspaper reported the affaxrs of the school rn an lmproved style of wrltmg the hbrary staff operated efflcxently ln a very much xmproved and remodeled study llbrary room The Pep Club expanded and provided colorful support for the athletlc squads the Pro jectronlst Club provlded operators for the var1ous aud1o v1sual devlces Inter scholastrc athletlcs contmued strong ln our educatxonal program The faculty studled and outlxned a master plan for the weekly homeroom perrods to Include student presented assemblies directed by the band music and drama dlrectors study fxlms and dlscusslons on 1 varnety of group guldance topxcs regular homeroom and student government perrods and films selected from the areas of llterature hlstory and socxal scxence Miss Mackrn Mr Chrrstxson and Mrs Holland jomed the staff this year and each has contrxbuted greatly to the general program af' ' 43 lv-Q Y -li 401' S l X Helen Olson Arlene Edgrngton Lella Farley 8th Englxsh Llt Sponsor Pep Club t and 8th Math Sponsor Student fth and Sth Home Ec Sponsor L1 A sembly Comm Bank Pomt Com Grounds Comm fi 3 QNQ5 v .Sv-N Barbara Holland Dale Chrlstnson 7th and Sth Soc Scr Sponsor Athletrcs 7th Eng and Math 8th Lat Sponsor 7t.h Lat Cgnduct Cgmm Tlger Tales Lost and Found Teachers of Speclal Subyects In order to afford a rrch and full program several teachers spend part of each day wrth junlor hlgh students nn addltron to thelr hxgh school assxgnments 8th Typmg Mrs Yeager 8th Industrxal Arts Mr Norrxs 7th and 8th Musrc Mr McCoy 7th and 8th Art Mr Skxpton 7th and 8th Gxrls P E Mrss Berry 7th and 8th Boys P E Mr Lmn 8th Boys P E Mr Megson 8th Speech Mr Hememan 8th Personal Adjustment and Gurdance Mr Pexsner 7th and 8th Band Mr Luckenbxll brary .ll x A' E' A 4 ' .V N, 1 A - 4,- Q' -V 'VA K na .r .,, bf X t . , a a i ' , '. : 7 h I I : ' I . 1 ' 13 , ' as 9 l Q A A c g 'X Af 'ex 9 4 Q. , 1 x f R a ' lla A l A sf- , -- . ' 7 .4:13.f. .ii K ' ul. 19 D , P u 5. H: J . Q lea 5 8-1 Sect.-Firrt Rou' L to R: J. Gilliland, B. Clark, M. McDonald, R. lnnis, B. Burr, S. Sevenbergen, M. Morrison, C. Matteson, G. Garwood, S. Souter, N. Gove, S. Cox, S. Miner. Semrzd Rout Mr. Christison, D. Andrews, K. Gear- hart, D. Crawford, L. Henchal, L. Shine, J. O'Brien, R. Holcomb, P. Schafer, P. Locker, K. Gould, L. Cooper, K. Harhison. Third Row: C. McGriff, 1. Fair, R. Pederson, B. Parmely, V. Gibson, C. Taylor, C. Reeves, R. Ramsey, T, Sanger, B. Johnson, S. Sherwood, J. Minear. 8-2 Sech- First Rau' L to R: B. Oliver, S. Simmons, K. O'Hara, E. Wright, B. Innis, W. Eyestone, C. King, V. Vuly- steke, D. McGinty, D. Childers, C. Shannon. Second Row: B. Gerard, P. Collum, M. Bullock, M. Breiting, H. Penquite, C. Curtis, J. Ritter, D. Larsen, D. johnson, B. Beason, P. johnson, K. Kahler, Mrs. Olson, K. Ross. Third Rout E. Peterson D Walker A U church B Robison C Armenr D Locker Holmes Lon C. Routier G. Earhart ,a ,.p ,. ,. ,. .J. ,J.g, , , C. Sergeant, D. Evans, G. Howell 8-3 Sect.-Firrl Rauf L to R: J. Browning, K. Pedersen, R. Krumm, L. Carter, D. Minrle, E. VandeNoord, J. Jolley, G. Chyma, S. Porter, B. Srreck, S. Norris. Second Row: D. Worthy, H. Gale, M. McNally, E. Seeland, C. Gaylor, S. Bell, D. Rayl, C. Vogel, N. Oelke, K. Hughes, R. Minnick, R. Renaud, M. McNally, N. Davis. Third Row: Miss Edgington, J. Cunningham, H. Sisco, 1. Davis, R. Wells, D. Salyers, L. Kriegel, L. Thrap, L. Collum, J. Leeper, M. York, G. Ross, R. Bailey. Not Pictured: 8-1, D. Childers, 8-2, G. Mart, 8-3, L. Puls. I Sat! l1rvtRnzz I m R I' Thompson Wassom M Nrchols D Mrner K Kxllron J Gllbrealth C Strand P Peak Setmzd Rrm A Corhln B Alter M Vhlderdyke S Beach S Adlcxns L Hahn J Frazler K Bell M Bullotlt B Qee D Norrxs Ibm! R011 Mr Rodgers Mrtchcll J Wrllrams B Smrth S Lannom R Burnham C Buffum C French D Hrllmxn J Byers S Mulllns 7 S 1 Im! Rm I If R 9 Htren M Palmer J Dexter J Allen M Thompson K Moyer R Vulysteke Drultr Stunm' R014 R tlxpp lx Kxng C Craxp, V Thompson H Martens 1 Beary A DeLong K Smrth 1 Mnhelmrn B Wfernehurg M1S9llflLN 'Ilnrd R011 R Sowserwlne J Prescott G Lxncoln I' James D Adlcms L Crxsxxell H Vhltlcrtlyltc Cr Monroe D Malone D Brubaker C' Thomas v S llnif Run I ml L Rotner I Renaud R McKew L MLMeeken L Benson Mrller K Palmer P ll1nu.,1n P Ahrens S,ttll!11lRUl4 R Loal-:cr L Ktng Green D Larsen M Ransom M Davls N Prerce M D lohnson L s n L Not Preturetl 1 L Tavlcr 72 D Stark F Halnes 7 5 B EClW2fClS B Triple!! M155 M3CklH W 'x i -1 71 7, ', f1,- ,J. 4, . n , . I , '. , . ' u' , . A 1. K A, 1. ' ' , . L , . , . . -..,u,-'. l'. 1 Z.. i'A,x. ,. ,. ', . , . , . ,J ' V T . ,. , ' A ' ' . ' . . ' . , ,. , . , 4, ', . , . , , , . , . , l I' v 7' s rr. P , f , .x 'Qi . , . , , . , . , .. . D Q- .ft '. 6: . a ' ,' , . ' , . ,B. -, . ' , 'L .ja . . ' 1 ', . ,J. - , . . , . , . , . , . Kenney, J. Creve, Tbml Ron: Crxswell, T. Foster, H. Hemle, D. Carmer, J. Van Draska, W. Olson, R. Harris . . , . Ellix - so , . Ellis. ' 1 ' , - , J 1 ' , - - - 1 ' 7 4 ' 1 - v .1 I ' B 1- 1 . - , 1 . . . - K .' ' - A t 1V ' . ' K 1 ' , . -3 - ' I NA 1- I ..X ' - 9' I X ' : , 6 fi H 1 1 A 1 I' .en - ' 1 .Q -u ' - ' - , I - - , S W ' . .- . . 1' I I l f . A r -. Mw- - L ' ' ' BASKETBALL GAME OF THE CENTURY 1 I 'i M E .5 'i 1 A l ,f i I-NE we ,T-, ' L -fa , ..l. ' A A 5. 1 ' 5:27 ' ,J....i- ,, . ' 1 e R , Ewa , ,,. M75 5 ' , 1 i 1 gn C951 1 - '- .Q --E , , 'eg , fe w , 1 X, ,fQJ.'z'i' W 3 R .V , if S' - ff' 2 9' , 15!'4i'i',' Pu. U , L s h, ., -..., 1, will .. .al '- H . ..iff as '. - A, ' 91- v, awe-,5 as--, 'I ' 'Z' Y f I - i Al .-,., X X V, mi' , if- : 1 t i f :grim , ' , Cy.. 1 f R 1 it t 5 ' - . ' A-11: X, ' 'QA :Til , - 3 ' '1 R x-V' ' t 1 1 .eff at - 3 i C f -- ' -r ' , f 'Mil . I wi-34: at T ma ,ggi ' 5 Af' ' --1 'Q' 1, f COACHES TEAM 5' . MERCHANTS TEAM I 'Qs MXQXX ' u .Qs Q f In order to raise money for the Junior High Athletic Program, High School and College Coaches pitted their skills against a local merchants team in a basketball benefit game. Some 1100 spectators watched this athletic farce as the Coaches nudged the Merchants in a 39 to 55 final score. As part of the Honor G initiation into the High School Club Pee Wee Tharp, Richard Ahrens, Dick Reeves, and Bob Jackson led the crowd in their cheers. 1 LIBRARIANS STUDENT COUNCIL PROJECTIONIST CLUB Pxcrures of other acuvxty groups are not mcluded because of dlfflculty wnrh the school cameia FOOTBALL Record Game Scores Won Lost CJHS GJHS Total POIUIS GJHS GJHS Opponents G HS GJHS PEP CLUB SUPPORT Newton Oskaloosa Newton Toledo Oskaloosa Much of the normal enthuslasm of nlnety jumor Hrgh students was channeled 1nto an enlarged pep organrzatron under the very able dlrectlon of Mrs Olson Thls club sponsored all pep meetings for thxs seasons basketball games Therr many orlgmal and entertammg programs provlded much rn preparatron for the athletrc contests The student body elected Darlene johnson Pat Schafer Bonme Streck and Beverly Beason to serve as cheerleaders Their abxllty to msplre all the students 1nto actxve pzrtxclpatron was outstanding GJHS GJHS GJHS GJHS BASKETBALL Second Squad Record Lost 3 Won Total Pomts G11-IS 133 Opponents Toledo Newton Uskaloosa Newburg Game Scores GJHS GJHS GJHS BASKETBALL F lrst Squad Record Won 4 Lost 5 GJHS 234 Oskaloosa Toledo Marshalltown Total Ponnrs Opponents 253 Game Scores G S Toledo GJHS Oskaloosa GJHS 4 Oskaloosa GJ S 4 Toledo GJHS 5 Newburg G HS Newton 14 35 12 15 20 26 26 57 20 . 30 42 19 GJHS 26 Marshalltown 23 GJHS 29 Newton 25 45 - 23 5 u 148 JH 17 23 35 17 2 23 H 1 43 2 27 J 18 15 17 F H A Conventlon at Tama Two teachers from Germany arr1ve for a two Calendar 1951-CALENDER 1952 September 3 FIISI day of school We all eagerly drag ourselves back to work for another year FIISI football game We beat Tama here 32 to 6 School out at 2 30 for Ploneer Days cele bratron Tr1 county teachers meet1ng Oskaloosa Teach ers go to school and we get a vacat1on We play Marshalltown here Our hopes of a Marshalltown football VlCIOl'y are shattered We meet Newton here Second conference loss 13 0 M1ghty sad occasron October 3 Assembly Al Bell Show Oh good' At Homecom1ng w1th Oelwe1n Our second VIC tory 19 0 Jeannette Starnes re1gns as home commg queen We play Ames there Suffer a staggermg 47 13 defeat Student Counc1l State Conference Iowa State College Football game w1th Boone up there Our hopes fade w1th another loss-20 7 4 Assembly 1n honor of the U N We play Oskaloosa there 1n last conference game of the year We lose 13 7 but lf was a good game anyway November 1 F F A Party The farm guys and gals make whoopee Teachers go to Des Moxnes No school Love those teachers convent1ons Last football game w1th Cedar Falls there We w1n 26 12 Mr ones presents h1s annual assembly on the subject of electr1c1ty 8 8: 9 Annual Board Play MR MERGENTH WIRKER S LOBBLIES 22 23 Thanksg1v1ng VBCHIIOH ' We all glVC thanks F1rst basketball game of the season w1th Tama there We scalpum Ind1ans 46 30 Basketball Cl1n1c College M1ghty l1ttle Roland ts overcome 45 33 by Storm Lake Our own T1 gers down Abe Lnncoln of Counc1l Bluffs 1n the second game Basketball game at Marshalltown We get claw ed 41 34 And after what they d1d to us 1n foot bal1 ' Curses weeks VlSlf YWGH Dad Daughter Party December 4 TlgCfS claw Monte Braves 52 48 - 2 ' . . ' . 26 ' I 14 ' . U . - m 17 ' ' . . - 2 V ' . . 21 . l I ' - 7 -.J . . ' 28 U . . l least an hour out of classes. l , I . . . ' . ' . 23 ' - ' - 12 . ' - ' ' ' 24 n . . - ' . . I 15 n - 1 . . s - 19 n ' . A 30 ' . - 22 ' . . YORK LUMBER CO. GOSSEN PRINTING CO. 3 Home Of NULE-HIDE Muleh de Roof Commerclal Prlntmg x SQOFS Ben-lamm Moore f D t ' i 0 IB mc lon Paints PHONE- 126 Gr'nnell Iowa HELLO 3-0 723 Broad Grlnnell Iowa SINCERE APPRECIATION and CONGRATULATIONS From DUNCAN STUDIO 909V BROAD STREET PHONE 335 STORE ,I C PENNEY CO MCCO mwk Deemg EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS Sales and Servlce Refr gerators International Trucks T0 THE CLASS OF 52 Grinnell Iowa GRINN ELL IMPLEMENT RANGES WATER HEATERS SPACE HEATERS ONE MINUTE WASHERS HAMILTON DRYFRS GRINNELL SKELGAS DON JOHN and MIKE PHONE 101 THRIFTWAY of IOWA QUALITY CROCERIES FRESH VECETABLES DEKALB QUALITY HYBRIDS DEKALB AGRICUL'I URAL ASSOCIATION RITTER S HARDWARE APPLIANCES PLU VIBING and HEATING JOHNSON S CONOCO SERVICE CONOCO SUPER MOTOR OIL WASHING GREASING Ma n St eet Gr nnell Iowa PIQESIONX CLOTH N CORNER I A L I 1 J 9 . The Corn the Farmers Like 9 9 1 i r i a For . . . SPORTS COVERAGE OF ALL TIGER GAMES READ THE HERALD REGISTER SUMMNER SEED CO HUNTER ELECTRIC WHOLESALE SEED DEALERS SERVICE IN BLUE GRASS CENERAL REPAIRING GRINNELL IOWA so 6th GRINNELL FARMERS MUTUAL GRINNELL S REINSURANCE C0 BUSIEST DRUG STORE 821 sm AVENUE EUNNI 5HAM QW204 D R U I3 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Thomas Hardware Dept Store PHONE 1 GRINNELL IOWA . . . Q O I 9 ' 7 S O 8'27 41h AVL GRINNILL muun guuumous ns rum nos! mvonnnr uno: ou: lusmm D C O I . ' 9 Calendar December 7 T1g6fS clout Ames 47 35 14 Osky SUIPIISCS Trgers 30 26 Vesper concert Curtam club formal Chr1stmas VACHIIOH beglns Gr1nnell qu1ntet dovxn Alb1a 48 27 We dood 1t wnhout R1tter too Annual YWGH Chr1stmas Assembly Vocal Chr1stm1s formal 28 T15ers push by Cedar Falls 61 58 anuary 4 Boone dumps Gr1nnell 49 42 I1 Tlpers squeeze by New ton 41 39 at Darby Keokuk stuns Cr1nnell 58 39 at Iowa C1tw B111 Logm rcllly lot an wuth '18 POIHIS Assembly Hallelujah uartet Monte Braves bow to T1g,ers 66 40 End of semester No school Tlf,CfS claw Mtrshtlltown Bobcats 7 Second semester starts County tournament Gr1nnell reserves place th1rd Ames defeats T15,ers to s1nk t1tle hopes 7 29 Pop conce1tg1ven by G H S Band February 1 Osky stops Tlgers 44 7:9 Roosevelt squeezes by Grrnnell 55 53 at Des MOIUCS Trgers tr1p Boone 75 34 at Darby What a game' 9 THI' BOY WITH A CART presented by Curtam Club TIIUCTS scalp Tama Ind1ans 40 32 'IHIQ BOY WITH A CART vu1n honors at Monroe Ed antz held j11I'llOI' class V1rg1n1a Turner v1ce pres Our nnghty Measonmen clean washerboys 69 61 at New ton UIIC a surprxse for certaxn peo ple We t1e for 7nd place IH Conference 75 Sect1on 11 tournament VUash1ngton Gr1nnell B nd Concert Dav1d Thomas mll be VHl6dlCIOf18U Mary Mol1son Salutatormn Rankmg th1rd and fourth are I-Iarr1et Gale and john Taylor Iunxor lngbh benef1t basketball game Coaches VS Merchants 8: March I VHTICQ show RAPSODIE IN TWELVE D1str1ct tournament Grrnnell beats Marengo 53 40 F1nal round of DISIFICI Gr1nnell mms over To ledo 49 7:7 16 2 ' ' - 19 A A . 7 ' ' ? -, 1 n . 21 ' f ' ' . 88: 'z ' 21 ' ' 1 ' - . 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' 9 ONTHANK BODY AND FENDER Frame and Front Wheel Alignment Complete Auto Rebullding Phone 824 REEDS SNACK sHoP You get the most of the best GRINNELL OFFICE SUPPLY 827 MAIN 8' Reed S ' PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS THE BEST IN SCHOOL SUPPLIES QUALITY NASH COMPANY NASH THE WORLD S MOST MODERN CAR J I Case Farm Machlnery Used Cars SAFE WAY TAXI CO Phone 800 Grmnell Iowa 24 h0lll' Service Radio controlled The rldeway IB the SAFE WAY 66 9 9 9 Complete Machine Shop and Welding Phone: 68 MATHEWS REXALL DRUG ON THE CORNER LYLE P. GOODWIN ON THE SQUARE INSURANCE Loans - Notary - Bonds Income Tax Phone: 182 Grinnell Iowa McGREGOR S DEPENDABLE HOME FURNISHERS Since 1896 DANISH MAID BAKERY QUALITY THAT'S ALL Mam rect Grinnell Iowa Phone 70 Grinnell Iowa McNALLY'S Super Valu Market The Home of Cornfed Native Beef and Everyday Low Prices MEADOW GOLD ICE CREAM BUTTER CHEESE COTTAGE CHEESE Beatrlce Foods Co Phone 44 Grinnell, Iowa PHONE 4-02 733 West St Grinnell Iowa Quality Merchandise Auto Supplies Hardware Paint Housewares Electrical Supplies Sporting CONOCO TANK WAGON C oods Television SERVICE COAST TO COAST STORES M F Zimmerman Owner 9 9 . G6 i . St . , 2 . , O . , At a Price You Like to Pay I a 0 U . . n 4 . 9 gb' gy v Xt ..., y Don Hummel Apples with holes in 'em. Deanie Starnes 4 ' X Y -' ??S'25'-115. ESI-abfiiaafi-'52 I r SJW Hey, what hoppenecl to you? Put your shoes on, Oelke. Valentine party What 'ya doin' Johnny? These students who study! 1026 Main Street Mltchell Motor Co B U I C K AAA Johnson Outboard Motors SALES AND SERY ICE Phone 177 McDowell 81 Pedersen Agency INSURANCE HEADQUARTERS PHONE 85 923 Mann Grmnell Iowa NORTH MARKET uallty Meats Fresh Frults and Vegetables Grocenes Van Wechel Motor Sales 6 'ftfwsbr Iv CHEN ROLET OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service Grmnell Iowa Phon RICHARDSON 8: PHELPS BUILDINF MATERIALS e Where Your Home Begms GRINNELL Llvestock Exchange Auctlon Sale Every Friday B N Whltaker, Prop Grinnell, Ia Llgarettes Clgars Magazines Pipes REX CIGAR STORE Hlgh Grade Tobaccos T99 A GOOD PLACE TO EA b . A Q . -AZT-,gr ' JSI .A -IA v 443 , f , l ' B I 1 Mx f PAINTS 'vac-1'-W : 9 ' Q PN FN r 4 f ., .gf ,l pw 138 4vf gx is Berry and her slaves New kind of squirrel? from Merg,ies Lobbliesf' fCarol Farmer and Marilyn Clarkj Ears dusry, Harry? Pep machines hm-m-m-m-m. I Calendar Mirth 7 FH A Convention 10 Sub Stite 11 Senior MothcrD1u5,l1rer Binquet 17 77 Stite tournitnents 29 Solo ind smill groups 'it Mfirengo 7 Career D1y here 7 Student Counul goes to Qulir RlPlLlS 8 Voml ,groups come to Grinnell ll 1 L Spring, vrution nit list 18 19 F H A Convention it Cedir Rapids April continued 18 19 FHA Convention it Cedar Rfiplds ll Bind pl 155 it Mtrshilltown 7 8 Senior cliss pliy Honor C dance Btu rlrurerte Iunior Senior Prom Club Senior YW meeting, CONCRA TULATIOINS FRADUA TFS For Style PLUS Quality Shop J .ill i '- . Y 2 . 22 1 L L Q f 1 ' . --- 1 L Mil' - A A 'i 1 '. 1 ' 4 -X . . I . 19 H T' 1 , April I Music festival nt Osky. 25 Senior Award Assembly. .. N r '- , 25 1 L 2 2 . 4 4. J ,A 1 2 , V 26 A . n I . -., ,52,, 1 Y ' ' , 27 i . . i Y. - ff ' V A 1 A . L . ' . . 7 I 2 c Q . v ' ' Y - -f f f -. r Y J -l Longralulahons Semors SHANER MUSIC CO 818 5th Ave Grmnell Iowa Phone 739 Graduales Our Slncerest Wlshes for GOOD LUCK and Happy Healthy Futures From the BOWLADROME G EC RG E Palnland th Ave Gnnnell Iowa Norrls Garage N O R G E Refrlgerators Home Freezers Water Heaters U S Tlres Gasolme Burning Oll Tractor Fuel LEEPER S Radio Electric ZEN ITH PHILCO RECORDS Broad Phone 694 SWIFT 81 Co. CASH BUYERS OF POULTRY, EGGS, CREAM Phone: 75 Grinnell, Iowa Congratulatlons Seniors ueen 8: Clson GRINNELLS HOME OWNED FURNITURE STORE Appliance Co. 813 4 . ' , . I l' 0 l- u 831 I MASK, K 2 '- , 'ff lj 2' if in fi 1 I' 5..1f Tp , ii Lf-Us Always Meet At CANDYLAND BOB EATON S T A R Clothlng Co BETTER MERCHANDISE POR LESS 'NIONEX H OTEL MONROE GEORI E H HISER Phone 663 For The Best ln FLOW ERS BATES FLOWERS PHONE 57 Grmne l Iowa Grlnnell Frozen Food LOCKER PLANT Phone 837 817 Commercial ll! lil!! lil! MIDI IIACNINIIV NEW HOLLAND QALLS and QERN ICE Arnold s Shoes, Inc Grinnell Sports Shoes for All Teen agers . N , , I . : : . ' l, ' Loupee Kr Son Imp. Co. 9 - l TURNER'S PHARMACY E. C. TURNER, Reg. Ph. 817 4th Ave. Grinnell, Iowa Poweshlek County Natlonal Bank Member F D I C JUST STRAIGHT BANKING PHONE 39 Grinnell Iowa GRIN N ELL Q we f' ff :HEP Q ' MDCCQXLVI ' 'QINNY COLLE GE WILEY S Used Car Exchange CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS CUNNINGHAM PLUMBING and HEATING COMPLETE PLUMBING and HEATING SERVICE Remember be I custom ho 1 I I ph nmg An r as you o ld lf you face to face Iowa Telephone and Telegraph Company 0 . . . . Y H : ' , 9 . Phone: 4892 Grinnell, Iowa It may be your best friend or your s er w 's e e o ' . swe pleasantly as w u ' were . Q2 X 'fi Big Job, this play, Camera shy F.F.A. boys Show 'em. Bud. Happy Howie Stag line. L A R O S W'hen It Comes To FOOD. . . NEWS STAND Come To MAGAZINES SCHOOL SUPPLIES C L I F T 0 N ' S TYPEWRITERS Rental and Repairs 815 FOURTH AVENUE THE GRINNELL CLEANERS PHONE as II L WALTERSIJORF R A M S E Y PIONEER Insurance Agency OIL COMPANY COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Pau' an Cmy MOBIL PRODUCTS Speclal Agent Northwestern Grmnell Iowa ATLAS TIRES STANDARD GAS and OILS BARNES AND GILBERT STANDARD STATION Phone 727 Offlclal AAA Servlce Crmnell Iowa Mutual Life Insurance Phone: 456 ' , WRIGHT SALES C0 SALES COMPANY 64 DEQ John Deere Farm Implements TMETRADE HAR GQJAUIY 'wtwmsmwoo' L 5 Pontlac and Cadillac Cars Sales Service Parts USED CARS 1229 4TH AVE PHONE 612 PHIPPS D X g a y cl a n c e r GREASING WASHING th I s y u m m y TIRE REPAIR AUTO ACCESSORIES PA RTY G 0 E R FIRESTONE TIRES AND BATTERIES P U M P Look your p ethest for those parties d danc ng dates Get you shoe f 'K cl Obe re'1dy no SO many so p etty so economxcal Stop m today and take your cholce Grinnell s Largest BLACK SUEDE Selection of Meats 9 Frults and Grocerxes WOOLLEN S SHOES CRINNELL IOWA I R ' . , w - If ,A Aff 4 K' A . 1 by U fjfwx MAX .,.... ' 5 an i . r X I war r . w. , I N U r .. r - ' , IN , Q . X f,i5 QI QD -Qi. 'ww WT!! If-:?m-Eglf. :I,' f ,f N fu.w....f- f R OF KEARNEY COAL AND SEED CO. Phone 92 Grlnnell Ia 8I3 Mann S+ OUR COAL MAKES WARM FRIENDS FIELD FENCE AND FARM HARDWARE Conoco Badger Brand Long Life S+okers Farm Seeds PEARCE and BREESE IMPLEMENT C0 I ,qi MASSEX HARRIS TWIN DRAULIC PRODUCTS FERGUSON FARM PRODUCTS PHONE 321 GRINNELL IOWA D ' I I ll 0 ll 0 I Il ' I -q J - Ee-E V1 K ,Aggie 5 X if A I Az: -' a-fq.b S' by O , I Xb J 305' I 4 xy Xgixrlrt xx 1 5 1 , BILL SHUEY 5 DEEP ROCK INSURANCE SERVICE Life Accident Fire Automobile Hospital PHONE: 523 Grinnell, Iowa 833 Broad Grinnell Iowa Grinnell Rldlng Academy PHONE 34-9V Prmnell Iovsa INDEX Acknowledgements Administration Advertisements Band Classes Clubs and Organizations IIISIOIIIBIIS Dedication Faculty ,Ir High Sports Vocal Music Page Page Page Pages Pages Pages Page Page Pages Pages Pages Pages 43 51 10 33 35 39 45-47 52 34 60 62 'S 9 63 71 55 59 40-43