Hampton High School - Scarlet and Black Yearbook (Hampton, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1949 volume:

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'hr rugs 'a r nz p o J ' HIEH-HEJHS www' PUHLISHEU HY SHNIUH ELAES - HAMPTUN HIGH SEHUIH HAMPTUN, :UWA Q6-9 ANNUAL Slllll Donald Brannner, Dean Diggiiis Assistant Business Manager Co-Editor Margaret Artley Donna Stziekhouse 'Florence Mzxtland Art Editor Business Manager ' Editor SPONSURS Mrs. liovena Case Miss Lillian Mann Miss Julia Mace ...Q fs W an wm- MQ x N ..,V .gl QD Xi-K 5' T v 9 in df IM! XIX M F If Q, PM x Q' . Q gm il x D-fr E ,wmkwmy f + s 1 T i 5 f 3 -,A1-Y 1 T, 55, A K Q if S1 Sii q f J ig? 4' ff ,ii f M. .- , Q 5' ? P7211 A t LS' 3 ,fs Dwight M. Davis Principal Visual Education B. A.- Iowa State Teachers M. A.- University of Iowa Ruth Baker Speech Dramatics B. A.- Drake University Eva Marie Bryant English I, II B. A.- Drake University Summer School Boulder, Colorado F A M98 Q05 ' Lovena Case Art B. S.-N. E. Missouri State Teachers Kenneth D. Cheeley Physical Education B. A.- University of Illinois Sabra Conyers Latin World History B. A.- Morningside College Graduate Work University of Iowa Mrs. Helen Dlrks English Library B. A.- lowa State Teachers College Joan O. Doan Vocal Music B. A.- Iowa State Teachers College Arleen Fuller Homemaking B. A.- Iowa State College FAEUHY Q may X Iv fix fgx i N HQ-'ggltll' fe-evo :menu 15' 4? x X -er 3 zz -,'-1--2 . . QQJ 1 SN F. J. Gregory Industrial Arts Education Coordinator Diversified Occupations B. S.- Platteville Teachers College Phillip E. Hasson Mathematics Junior High Athletics B. A.- University of Iowa Audra Heater Girls' Physical Education Iowa State Teachers College - Charles A. Jacot World History Assistant Coach B. A.-Cornell College if . . .. 'QS- Julia Mace Commercial Teacher B. A.- University of Iowa QS? Hamilton School of Commerce Graduate Work- University of Iowa j I Lillian E. Mann Algebra I Bookkeeping B. Af-Grinnell 'ITTITJ' RN' Q AEUUY N ,IRT S4 .X Q Nr-'asf 9 away lK'.':1'f Joe McCoy Instrumental Music Vocal Music B. A.- Iowa Wesleyan College Graduate Work- University of Iowa Robert Wrider Science B. A.- Iowa State Teachers College Dale W. Zaiger Vocational Agriculture Future Farmer-Advisor Farmer's Evening School Bachelor of Science 7 Mrs. Mabel Knott Beed School Nurse I ' x 2 n 5 k l x K K 5 L , mg, uf .ff -13 'N' i 41 Mrs. Nina Kienast Principal's Secretary ,x L , 1 i . wh S .. - n 3- N 0 W' X, xx MH? - fi max Q. vis.- R . wx if 3, mf M .21 Q. Xxx .,,.n-rf 9 if l I A Q' 5' N. f 'N 'Irv Y 'U' 1 SENIUHS MICKEY JEAN AKERS-Oh, Wayne-kins. Football Queen 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Christmas Play 3, Junior Class Play, Boy of the Month Council 4. GARELD ALLISON-And I'm Hollerin' Florence. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, F. F. A. 1, Wrestling 2, Variety Show 4, Pep Iland 1, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET ARTLEY-What time is it'?'? Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Chorus Officer 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Sextette 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, One Acts 4, Annual Staff 4. DONALD J. BARNES-Senator Barnes. F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Intramural 1, 2, 3, Quartet 1, Boys' Chorus 1. 2, 4, Junior Class Play Il, Wrestling 3, F. F. A. Officer 3, Variety Show 4. RUTH ANN BECKMA'NsOur speecloineter didn't work. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Girls' Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, Sextet 2, Trio 4, Madrigal 4, Solo 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2.3.4, Officer 4, Drum Majoring 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad, Junior Class Play, One Act 3, Opcrct- ta 1. MILDRED BERGHOEFEII-They call me Millie. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4. LUCILLE IIERGMANN-I'n1 taking skating lessons. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Music 1, 2, Intramurals 2, 3. JAMES C. BERK-Halor a little louder. Boys' Chorus 3, Basketball 3, Wrestling 4, F. F. A. 4, Band 3. DELORES BOHNSACK--VVhat happencd?'? Girls' Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Va- riety Show 3, 4. DONALD F. DRAMMER- Ombriago. Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 4, One Act Play 4, Operetta 1, Variety Show 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Mixed Chorus 2.3, Class Play 3, A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4. DOLORES BUTT-Wake up! Class is over. Music 1, 2. 3. 4. VERLE BUTT-Just plain Verle. Football 2, 3, XVrestling 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY ANN CAI-llI,IfOh. to be a blond. Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Sextet 1. 2, 3, Trio 3, Operetta 1, Variety Show 3, 4, Solo 2, 3, 4, Madrigal 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 4, Pep Squad 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4,'Mixcd Chorus Officer 4, Girls' Chorus Officer 3, One Act Play 4, Junior Class Play Staff 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. IIOWARD CARTER-If I were only rich. Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1. LLOYD CASEY-Printer's devil. Intramurals 3, 4. SENIUHS BEVERLY CHRISTIAN-Just going two steps up the list. G. A. A. 1. 2, 3, 43 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 43 Music 1, 2, 33 Cheerleader 33 Operetta 1. KEITH DAVIS-He loves to argue. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 II-Club 2, 3, 43 H-Club Vice President, Student Council President 43 Class President 43 Operetta 13 Variety Show 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Clarinet Quartet 2, 33 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. IKETTY DIEMER-Waitress at the Ritz. Music 1, 2. DEAN R. DIGGINS-How dumb can you get? Secrotary-Treasurer 13 Student Council 23 Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 43 Mixed 'Chorus 43 Piano Solo 2, 3, 43 Accompanying 43 Junior Class Playg One Acts 23 Class President 33 Variety Show 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 President of T. C. C. 43 Co-Editor of AnnuaI3 Band Officer 4. RICIIARIJ DILLON-Those nights in Marshalltown. Basketball 4. GERALD R. DOHRMANN-Big Swede. Iloys' Chorus 2, 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Madrigal 4: Football 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 33 F. F. A, I, 2, 3, 43 ll-Club 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Variety Show 4. BARBARA DONHOWE-Just wait 'til I get to cole lege. Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Officer 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Sextet 2, 33 Trio 43 Junior Class Play3 One Acts 3, 43 Pep Squad 3, 43 Journalism 23 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Concert Band 23 All-State Chorus 43 Va- riety Show 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. MARJORIE DOYSCHERP-Basketball was my fa' vorite. Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Variety Show 3, 43 One Act Play 43 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 33 School Paper 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. WAYNE FERRIS-How I love to yell. Football 3, 43 Basketball 33 Track 33 HJClub 3, 4. DUANE FOSS-A changed person. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Football 1, 23 Track 1, 23 H-Club 3, 43 Variety Show 3, 43 Operetta 13 Mixed Quartet 23 Pep Band 2, 3, 43 Brass Sextet 2, 3, 4. PANSY MAE FREY-Always records. Junior Class Play 33 Glee Club 13 Library 3, 4. F'ONIlA GRINER'-All tied down. Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Journalism 23 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Variety Show 43 Operetta 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. BVELYN MARIE HANSEN-Any green Fords around?? Accompanist 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Variety Show 3, 4. AUDREY HARLAN-Still Wolfing around. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Librarian 1, 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. AERLE ANN HARTGRAVE-I tried for a lost week- end. Librarian 1, 23 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. Officer 43 Journalism 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. ffl ,4 uP vi B6 'nr 3 'Z , ,va mf' ' 'KAL ,NY pw ,E gf Th has. fl 'V' ' 'U E' K i' 3' 'cy --... QQ 'H' 8 X X il SENIUHE IMOGENE HUTCHENS-Noisy. KENNETH JACKSON-Stonewall the 2nd, Football 1, 3, 4, Track 1, 3, 43 Wrestling 1. 2, 3, 41 F. F. A. 1. 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. DOROTHY L. JANSSEN--Peroxide? Music 2, 3, 4. MARY ANN JENSEN-Blonde Bomber. G. A. A. 43 Glee Club 1. MARILYN JOYCE JOHNSON-Hey Shag, which one tonight? Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Sextet 43 Marching Band 1. 2, Cheerleading 3, 43 Pep Squad 3, 4, Class Play 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, Variety Show 3, 4. DOLORES KOCH-Yes, l said something, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4. CLIFF LARSON-130 pounds of walking dynamite. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 33 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 33 Operetta 13 Variety Show 3. LEE LEMKE, Jr.-I drive slower now. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3. 43 Mixed Chor- us 2, 3, 4g Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 3. DICK MALNORY-Oh. these curls. Football 1, 4, Basketball 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 23 Student Council 1, 43 Class Officer 15 Boys' Chor- us 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, Variety Show 3, 4, One Act play 4. JAMES R. MASON, Jr,-Sammy. Basketball 3, 4, Football 35 Track 3. FLORENCE MATLAND-Only a 94 average this time. One acts 2, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Class Play 33 Class Vice President 3: Class Treasurer 43 Annual Staff 4: Variety Show 3, 4. GWENN MELLOTT-My time is all my own now. Music 3, 43 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 One Act Plays 43 Journalism 2, Variety Show 4. BONITA MENEFEE-The Boss's favorite secretary. Glee Club 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 4. ARMOND MILLER-The first Miller. Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 41 Mixed Chorus 43 F. F. A. 2, 3, 43 State Chorus 43 Variety Show 3, 4, Class Play 3, Journalism 2. LEO NIELSEN MILLER-Shorty. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Operetta 13 Variety Show 3, 4. SENIUHE DGER MILLER-The third Miller. F. F. A. 1, 2. 3, 43 Basketball 2, 43 Wrestling 33 Track 2, 33 HJClub 2, 3, 43 Cross Country 3. BD MUELLER-Dead at both ends. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Baskebball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Stu- dent Council 43 Class Officer 13 Variety Show 3, 43 Operetta 1, 23 Instrumental Solo 33 H-Club President 4. EX MURPHY-I'm a big boy now. Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 1, 2, 33 Boys' Quartet3 Brass Sextet 1, 23 Trumpet Trio 1, 2, 33 Madrigal 1. bAiUDETTE MURRAY-Any man will do. Music 1, 23 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Journalism 23 Operetta 1. EQOINARD OLK-Stout as the giant oak. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. ARVIN I.. PANDIL-Girls, girls, and more girls. Mixed -Chorus 1, 2. 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 43 Vari- ety Show 3, 43 Student Council 43 Basketball 3, 4: Track 33 Football manager 2, 3, 43 Basketball manager 23 Class Play 33 Madrigal 13 H-Club 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 23 Operetta 1. ARRAL PATTON-Little Swede. Basketball Manager 33 Football Manager 3. EORGIA PORTER-Men, A11hhh- Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: One Acts 23 Junior Class Play3 Girls' Trio 43 Library 1, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 23 Variety Show 3, 43 Vocal Solo 23 Clarinet Solo 1, 23 Madrigal 4. WIGHT V. PURCELL, Jr.-Flying Fool. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 33 H-Club 3, 43 Class Play 33 Journalism 23 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3. ILLIAN RATHMANN-Government class gets me. Glee Club 23 Library 4. EAN C. RODEMEIYER-How do you spell it- EE,geddee. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 33 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. ARVIN W. RODEMEYER-Made 2 points tonight. F. F. A. Officer 43 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 23 Operetta 13 Variety Show 3, 43 Class Officer 23 Student Council 23 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Class Playj Journalism 23 Track 3, 4. DRRY SCHEAR--Teacher's pet. H-Club 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 3, 43 Bask- etball 1, 33 HeClub Officer 43 Operetta 13 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3. ARL SHEAR-I have a car now. F. F. A.. 1, 2, 33 Wrestling 3. UTH ANN SMALL-Looking for troubles, Bub- bles???? Concert 1, 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Solo 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 33 Intramurals 33 Librarian 13 Va- riety Show 43 Pep Band 2, 3, 4. SENIUHS ALTON SOLAND-Loyal supporter. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. Officer 2, 31 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Class Officer 2, H-Club 2, 33 Wrestling 2. 33 Class Play 3. DONNA MAE STACKHOUSE-The outdoor type. Girls' 'Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 33 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer G. A. A. 43 Libra- rian 43 Variety Show 3, 4, Operetta 13 Vice Presi- dent 4g Marching Band 1, 23 Annual Staff 45 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 4, Robe Mistress 3. BONNIE LOU STARBUCK-A man, where, quick. Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 41 Cheerleading 3, 43 Pep Squad 3, 4, Sextet 3, 4, Variety Show 3, 4, Junior Class Play, One Acts 3, 45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus Officer 4. BEVERLY ANN TUCKER-I don't chew gum any- more. Librarian 3, 4. BONNIE TUCKER-Whan that Apral with its- Marching Band 15 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 43 Mixed Chorus 43 One Acts 45 Librarian 2, 43 Journalism 2' G A A 1 2 WILMA WALKER-Going to Simonize my car. Glee Club 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 43 Pep Squad 3, 4: Journalism 2, G. A. A. 1, Variety Show 43 Pep Squad Officer 3, 4. ANN WHlTEHEAD-Well- Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 33 G. A. A. 1, 2. 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 43 Variety Show 43 Scarlet 85 Black 2. ELIZABETH WILSON-Joyce and I. Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 45 Variety Show 43 Operetta 13 Intramurals 1, 23 G. A. A. 2, CLINTON D. WOLF-What number do you want'?'?? Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3. 43 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 41 Mixed Chorus 23 Intra- murals lg Operetta 1, Variety Show 3, 4, H-Club 4. RICHARD WOSEPKA-Got a match? Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Music 3, Band 3, 4. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Keith Davis ....,......,......., .........,........... P resident Donna Stackhouse ............... Vice-President Dick Wosepka ........,. ..........,... S ecretary Florence Matland ...... ...... T reasurer CLASS SPONSORS Mr. I . V. Briggs Miss Lillian Mann Mr. Dwight Davis Mr. Kenneth Cheeley Mrs. Helen Dirks Miss Joan Doan Th Crystal Gazette May 25, 1959 Weather-wlndy Editor-Ann Whitehead Co-editor-Lloyd Casey WHAT'S HAPPENING IN RADIO Don Brammer, head announcer over station COR-N, reports changes made in regular programs. One of major concern at this time is the People Are Funny show has now been taken over by a sensational towsome, Tudy Walker and Lee Lemke. Be sure to tune in next week for the biggest rip- roaring time of your life! MAYOR DISCOURAGED Mayor Donald Barnes reports lack of cooperation among the citizens. Last week Clifton Larson was arrest- ed twlce and fined S10 for resisting a traffic officer. ADVERTISEMENTS Personally used cars for sale. Bob Crandall, dealer. Grand opening at the Ritzie Shoppe. Latest fashions created for your beau- ty by your own designers, Barbara Donhowe and Margaret Artley. Bring it to me. I fix anything. James R. Mason. Anytime, anything, anyplace, any- how-Truck driving. Richard Dillon, Hampton, Iowa. SPORTS -Stars in football for the last ten years, Keith Davis, Ted Mueller and Wayne Ferris announce their retire- ment.-They plan to engage in some- thing less strenuous for their age. NEW BOOKS Mildred Berghoefer. city librarian, reports the purchase of several new books. One is entitled How To Fly ln Six Easy Lessons. Don't be too surprised to see Mildred flying arouml town herself. SCHOOL NEWS Miss Marilyn Johnson, first and second grade teacher, has been teach- ing her pupils the latest techniques. The fourth grade, Miss Bonnie Tuck- er, teacher, is discussing problems faced by the Salvation Army and pos- sible solutions. Miss Tucker has given notice of her retirement from teach- Ing and plans to help the cause. Miss Donna Stackhouse's commer- cial class in high school is said to be the best since 1949. Miss Ruth Small, high school gov- ernment teacher, has given her resig- nation in favor of something more domesticated. The high school home ec classes under the direction of Miss Lillian Rathman are doing especially fine work in sewing. Boys Chorus Wins The Hampton high boys' chorus under the leadership of Marvin Pandil won the national music contest last week. We are very proud of our boys and their instructor. POLITICS Leo Miller announces that he will again run for governor in the next election. He was defeated by Governor Marvin Rodemeyer by only a narrow margin. Mr. Miller hopes that this time by the influence of his many friends he will be able to swing the vote. Roger Miller will run for the third time for county sheriff. Votes will be appreciated. Rex Murphy is going to actually challenge the first woman president, Florence Matland. Leave it to Rex, he'd challenge anyone, even a woman president! BIG SHOW All persons who saw the Dean Dig- glns Variety Show will have some- thing to long remember. Actress Mar- jorie Dcyscher and Actor Duane Foss were especially good in their roles. Singing stars, Ruth Ann Beckman, Bonnie rStarbuck and Mary Ann Cahill were outstanding. Evelyn Hansen, concert Pianist, was also outstanding in her solos. Gerald Allison wooed the girls with a song. They say some of them had to be carried out after the appearance of this handsome star. We'll all agree that Mr. Diggins' danc- ing girls are certainly well trained! Our city is proud to have had this splendid show entertain us. ADVICE TO THE LOVELORN KThls column will not appear this week as Author Pansy Frey is on a honeymoon.l This column will again appear next week under the new auth- or, Mickey Akers. . iii WORLD AFFAIRS Senator Dwight V. Purcell when asked to give a review of the current state of affairs summarized them by the statement, The world is in a heck of a mess. SOCIETY The business women's club met Fri- day night with Miss Beverly Tucker, president, presiding over the meeting. Those present were: Gwen Mellott, Merle Ann Hartgrave, Georgia Porter, Elizabeth Wilson, Claudette Murray, Mary Ann Jensen, Bonita Menefee and Delores Bohnsack. The meeting was a huge success. The annual 4-H club banquet was held Thursday night at the home of the head director, Delores Butt. As- sistant directors, Delores Koch and Betty Dlemer demonstrated various household skills. Dohrman Head: Farm Bureau The farm bureau met Wednesday night for its annual election of offic- ers. Officers elected are as follows: Gerald Dohrman, president: Verle Butt. vice president: Earl Schear, sec- retary and treasurer. Kenneth Jack- son and Armond Miller were in charge of the program. After the meeting re- freshments were served and a good time was had by all. Mr. and Mrs. James Berk were the honorees of a surprise anniversary party held ln their home, June 15, 1959. The evening was spent playing cards and parlor games. l NEWS OF LOCAL CONCERN Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parks, of Cali- fornia, are visitors in this fair city this week. Mrs. Parks, the former Fonda Griner, has enjoyed meeting her many former classmates. New Book Published Dean Rodemeyer, noted author, has published another book. This one is entitled Why Study. His books seem to especially appeal to the high school crowd. Miss Audrey Harlan and Clinton Wolf have had a reconciliation and will be married for the second time June lst. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carter- enter- tained at a birthday party for their youngest daughter last Wednesday evening. Professional Directory UNDERTAKER-Richard Wosepka. VETERINARIAN-Leonard Olk. DOCTOR-Darral Patton. CHEMISTS-Lucille Bergmann and Alton Soland. KINDERGARTEN fWestJ First row: Beverly Ann Tucker, Junior Thompson, Ronald Oehlert, Billy Rose, Dlck Malnory, Patty Larson. Second row: Dwight Purcell, Dean Botts, Mary Stayner, Gloria Jost, Darrel Wiseman, and Lawrence Schroeder. Third row: Jackie Schlomer, Charles Kline, Delores Covell, Jerry Schear, Bobble Crandall, LaVerne Atte- berry, and Pearl Crabb. KINDERGARTEN fEastJ Front row: Fonda Mae Griner, Elizabeth Wilson, Duane Fosfs, Georgia Porter, Ramona Pepper, Marlene Craig, Naomi Erickson, Rex Murphy, Dean Ferris and Lloyd Casey. Second row: Bonnie Kay Argent, Mary Jo Howell, Darlene Benson, Shirley Kuper, Velma Marken, Pansy Mae Frey, De Elta Froninz, Le Roy Engle, Ruth Ann Small, and Marvin Pandil. Third row: Mary Ann Cahill, Darrel Patton, Ruth Ann Beckman, Dean Dlggins, Clinton Wolf, Dean Estep, Imogene Hutchens, Bllly Hendren. Miss Vivian Bergh, teacher. MASS Wlll I, MIUKEY AKERS, do hereby leave my long skirts to Betty Ruth Mallon. I, GARELD ALLISON, do hereby leave my shyness with girls to Maurice Wolf. I, MARGARET ARTLEY, do hereby leave nothing because I need all I have. I, DONALD BARNES, do hereby leave hot lunch to anyone who wants it. I, RUTH ANN BECKMAN, do hereby leave my short red hair to Dorothy Schlomer. I, MILDRED BERGHOEFER, do hereby leave the school library to Lavonne Soland. I, LUCILLE BERGMAN, do hereby leave for Geneva. I, JAMES BERK, do leave my senior year to Eleanor Haller. I, DELORES HOHNSAOK, do hereby leave my ability to do shorthand to Joan Sernett. I, DONALD BRAMMER, do hereby leave my ability to make speeches to Dick Stilson and Dwight Rehn. I, DEI ORES Bl'TT, do hereby leave for a lll'OllllSIllgQ future on the farm. I, VERLE l3l'TT, do hereby leave my allur- ing smile to lVilbur Kenison. I, MARY OAHILL, do hereby leave my talk- ative ways to Delores Guldberg. I, HOVVARD CARTER, will leave quietly. I, LLOYD CASEY, do hereby leave my red hair and freckles to Darlene Diekman. I, BEVERLY CHRISTIAN, do hereby leave with Buss. I, ROBERT ORANDALI, do leave my car to Roy Johansen. I, KEITH QTROYJ DAVIS, do hereby leave my ability to tell stories to Mooooooo Heins. I, BETTY DIEMER, do hereby leave my hot lunch duties to Joan Hokel. I, DEAN DIGGINS, do hereby leave my abil- ity to dance to Lulah Alert. I, RICHARD DII LON, do hereby leave my ability to play basketball to Bob Scalise. I, GERALD DOHRMANN, do hereby leave my weight to Dick Wise. I, BARBARA DONHOWE, do hereby leave my front seat in English IV to Norma Polk. I, MAJORIE DOYSCHER, do hereby leave my Home Economics class to .Sonny Egede. I, WAYNE FERRIS, do hereby leave book- keeping to Miss Mann. I, DUANE FOSS, do hereby leave my height to Bump Guldberg. I, PANSY MAY FREY, do hereby leave my brown eyes to Phyllis Grabbe. I, FONDA GRINER, do leave my long hair to Joyce Sorensen. I, EVELYN HANSEN, do hereby leave my abilities to Vesta Donahue. I, AUDREY HARLEN, do hereby leave Flin- ton to all his dogs. I, MERLE ANN HARTGRAVE, do hereby leave my proxide bottle to Bessie VVolf. I, IMOGENE HUTOHENS, do leave. I, KENNETH JACKSON, do hereby leave my walk to Diane Harrison. I, DOROTHY JANSSEN, do hereby leave n1y blond hair to Peggy Moore. I, MARY ANN JENSEN, do hereby bid you all adieu. I, MARILYN JOHNSON, will leave my glass- es to anyone who can find them. I, DELOBES KOCH, do hereby leave high school to my sister Marlene. I, CLIFTON LARSON, do hereby leave my I. Q. to Robo. I, LEE LEMKE, do hereby leave my sense of humor to Harold Higgins. I, RIt'IlARD MALNORY, do hereby leave my curly hair to Jerry Staley. I, JIM MASON, do hereby leave Ted's girl friends alone. I, FLORENCE MATLAND, do hereby leave my ability to get kicked out of class to Howard VanLaere. I, GVVENN MELLOTT, do hereby leave my good nature to Miss Mace. I, BONITA MENEFEE, do hereby leave my typing ability to Marlene Carter. I, ARMOND MILLER, do hereby leave the school to Mr. Jacot. I, LEO MILLER, do hereby leave my good humor to Jim Stauffer. I, ROGER MILLER, do hereby leave my alertness to Jean Bottke. I, TED MVELLER, do hereby leave school to some slow Polk. I, REX MLRPHY, do denounce women for- ever. I, CLAIIDETTE MLRRAY, do hereby leave my basketball ability to Eleanor Brown. I, LEONARD OLK, do hereby leave my glasses to Mary Whitney. I, MARVIN PANDIL, do hereby leave all my rabbits to Chris Hansen. I7 LLLAES WILL l, DARREL PATTON, do hereby leave my tired look to Mary Ann Kline. I, GEORGIA PORTER, do leave n1y singing abiliity to Marilyn Douglas. I, DVVIGHT PURCELL, do hereby will Doug Nelson my little Black Book. I, LILLIAN RATHMAN, do hereby leave my athletic ability to Marlys Lehman. I, Dean Rodemeyer, do hereby leave my out of town interest to James McSpaden. I, MARVIN RODEMEYER, do leave my conceitedness to anyone who wants it. I, EARL SCHEAR, do hereby leave my mean- est to Jim Staley. I, JERRY SCHEAR, do hereby leave all the gum in the world to Miss Mann. I, RUTH ANN SMALL, do hereby leave my good driving to Gerry Moore. I, ALTON SOLAND, do hereby leave my blushing ability to Martha Doeringsfeld. L8 I, DONNA STACKHOUSE, do hereby leave my ability to diet to Joan Rathman. I, BONNIE STARBITCK, do hereby leave all the men to Georgrena Callahan. I, BEVERLY TUCKER, do hereby leave my quiet ways to Robert Heilskov. I, BONNIE TUCKER, do hereby leave my profound knowledge of Chemistry to Dwight Moorhead. I, WILMA VVALKER, do hereby leave noth- ing to no one. I, ANN WHITEHEAD, do hereby leave my Minneapolis interest to Virginia Spear. I, ELIZABETH WILSON, do leave my abil- ity to hook a ride to the Surf to Delores Colby. I, CLINTON WOLF, do hereby leave my teeth to the Pepsodent Company. I, DICK IVOSEPKA, do hereby leave my ability to get out of work to Jerry Davis. JUNIUH-SENIUH llANllUll lvllilitil night! liriglit colors, delicious food, and super lllllSl0l 'llhe juniors ot' 1948 had spent :ill dzxy of Many Sth cnrryiiig out tl1e Spnnisli ll1UIl10 in decoration, innsie, flowers, and food. No one of the j.fl'2lilll2ltlIlg' class of '49 will ever forget the hours spent stuffing SO0IlllI1gly millions ot' eolored napkins into ehieken- wire or hanging hy their fingernails put- 4 ting.: up El false ceiling! YQIIIUQ llixson will never forget the pressing' heat on the ver- Zlllllilin or peering out over the streznners. The speakers won't forget the endless min- utes waiting for their turn at speaking. This one night of the year 1948 the class ol' '49 VV0ll,l forget as being' their first big production. 1 1 , W 0.5 P'-4' u. ,A so H... '45 1, 1' 1 ...ff 1, 1 -4 -I .iff - , Q N . Q n X ' Sy, .. 4-no 91, 1 , ikfw X E Q x fri 1 xx rw 'iff 929291 l if 5 Q1 .J '-.v ua, x ' 1 X - n Q .,,,, QT' - xt 'fx ' i. 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Y I T' Xt ' JUNIUHS Allen, Sylvia-Floozy Fluter Barnes, Norma-Brainy Barnes Bauge, Doris-Delighted Doris Bauge, Robert-Blockbuster Bzuige Behn, Dwight-Brawny Behn Berk, Mary Jeanne-Blonde Bomb Bockelman, Ralph-Robust Ralph Bockelman, Ruth-Tip Top Bottke, Jean-Joyful .lean Botts, Dean-Woman VViltel' Boyenga, Alice-Personality Plus Brown, Eleanor-Melodions Miss Burmester, Harold-Bothering Bud Butt, Robert-Big Boy Bobby Callahan, Georgena-Short and Sweet Carter, Marlene-Matehless Marlene Chadwick, Robert-Goofy Genius Davis, lvandiirl Getter Davis, Jerry-Bold Bachelor DeVries, Ruth-Speedy Sport Doeringsfeld, Martha-Beautiful Blonde Donahue, Vesta-Musical Maiden Egede, Solvejg-Sensible Solvejg Furman, Dean-Dashing Dean Glanville, Mary Jane-Classie Lassie Guldberg, Delores-Golden Gloves Guldy Haller, Eleanor-Harness-ed Heart Hansen, Chris-Canlino's Competitor Heins, Donald-Daring Don Harrison, Dwight-Impudent Imp Hokel, Joan-Slim Sue Johansen, Roy-Mighty Menace Jorgensen, James-Jovial Jim Juhl, Jerry-Precious Pearl JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jerry Davis ...,...................................................... Presi Alice Boyenga .... ....... V ice-Presi Bessie Wolf ..........,. ..i........., S ecre Barbara Rathman ..... . ......... Treas JUNIUHE Kenison, Bill-Driving Demon Kline, Charles-Gallant Guy Kline, Mary Ann-Gift of Gab Koch, Marlene-Quite Quiet Libby.lNancy Lee-Primping Princess Lursen, Dorothy-Kind Kid Mcspaden, Jim-Chapin Chaser Mallon, Betty Ruth-Dancing Dolly Methfessel, Mary Lynn-The Quiet Ty Miller, Mavis-Rusty Redhead De? Miller, Nona-Modest Miller Moore, Geraldine-Manslayer Moore Moorhead, Dwight-Open-eyed Okie Peyton, Irene-lrresistable Irene Polk, Norma-Naughty Norma Porter, Ronald-Roving Ronnie Rathman, Barbara-Bashful Barbe Renaud, Ray-Flower Flinger Rodemeyer, Ronald-Monstrous Mammouth Scalise, Robert-Romping Robert Schuler, Dorothy-Doodling Dort Sernett, Joan-Lonely Lover Soland, Lavonne-Lovely LaVonne Spear, Virginia-Dainty Darling Staley, Jerry-Heart Heater Stauffer, James-Stuffed Stauffer Stilson, Richard-Whinny Ha! Ha! Stokes, Frances-Fussy Finicker VanLaere, Howard-Dare Devil Whipple, Wallace-Curly Cue Whitney, Mary-Witty Whitney Williams, Don-Dynamite Don Wolf, Bessie-Wide-eyed Wolf Wolf, Maurice-Country Cuz ,A l C19 ? Y Q .fwf if ' F004 IV' v if i X 5 4 QM 'L 1'i l. 3f . QW A mia 1 ug, 1, Q. v 'V . :- , . 1 XJ , ax Zo- 'QQ- u, Z nur . - ' 4-qv. 'Z 5' .- A ga f . 'aa K ' .1 KY :- M in , in 9 ' .. . f:.- 5 1 'Vi M V e ix' if XX K F'f CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Lovena Case Miss Julia Mac Mrs. Arleen Fuller Mr, Joe McCoy Mr. F. J. Gregory Mr. Charles J aC0t lr SUPHUMUHEE Attebury, LaVerneFeed lt, maybe it'll go away!!! Baldwin, Darlene-Sixteen cylinder job Beals, Gordon--Coffee shop corner Berk, Phyllis-Man hater? Branson, Helen-Chesterfield Supper Club! O' Perry' Caspers, Lorraine-Ham on rye and coffee! Catherall, Marilyn-And I just about dyed! Clay, Mary-Gentlemen prefer Blondes! Claypool, Dick-Still Takin' 'em home?? Cooking, Joyce-Cocktails for two? Colby, Delores-Doubtful Delores Diekman, Darlene-Try the new and better Pontiac! Dohrman, Richard--Shy but modern farmer Dreyer, Marlene-General Electrlc's new invention Furman, Dale-Bradford Battler! Garrison, Verna-Anchors Aweigh Grabbe, Phyllis-Phyl my teeth! Gutz, Lorraine-Betty Hutton's double! Hansen, Paul-Hold your temper!!! Hunt, Jack-Smoke dreams from Smoke rings!!! Janssen, Lillian-I made this belt in 4-H Johnson, Orin-I don't like your sense of humor! Kibsgaard, George-Help me push it tellas! Knueppel, Doris-Shut the Doris, please! Don Krukow-Imported from Hansell! Lehmann, Marlye-Make' mine country style!! McAfee, Audrey-I popped a corny!! Maddox, Carrie-Spelled with an I. E. Meyer, Donna Mae-Our quiet Donna!!! Gordon Beals President U 1 M Douglas Nelson Vice President Mlllefv Bllly-Gotta towel--? SUPHUMUHES Iler, Jerry-Our C2iS3.I10V3.??? lore, Lucille--Be Calm!!! iore, Pe99Y-My weekend trips lhlenbruck, Norma-Silent thoughts! lrphy, Rita-Life problem, How to get 10 miles! ' south ? lson, Douglas-Hey, waiter! !! Ison, Florence-Our Little Nightingale? lson, Harold-Gee, n1y ibrakes didn't work!! :hols, Janie-Janie to my friends!! tton, Kathryn-Kitchen Katy dersen, Earl-You're getting too big for you- clothes! rez, Tony-Old-mobile! sor, Joe-Sand pitsoi'-eh! alle, Robert-No mutter how thin you slice it, it's Still buloney! !! smussen, Elaine-I've got those Waterloo Blues!! thman, Jo-Ya! l did!!! zhtsmeier, Marian-Hamburger with lots of pic- kles!! zevink, Ralph-About face!!! mtlegury, Betty-Those Sunday rides!!! lrr,. everly-I'm I'Ilt'I'lllilIl!!! ulomer, Dorothy-Ya, it's still there reler, LaVerne-l'm going out for cheerleading -ensen, Joyce-Just call me Butch vrleder, Joanne-She likes 'em rough! ck, Lowell-Take your feet out of the isle!! ckberger, Joyce-My low melodious voice!! wmerman, Marian-From down south in the Tim- berland itmore, Diana-Boy, am I Sharpe!!! son, Max-Roller Rink Romeo 1deIow, Larry-You should hear my records!! ez, Jesse-Gorgeous George, the wrestler No picturej ,,.-vo 5 C? Y 1511 I I, J 1 .-ff Q tl I A 1 4. s W ffeggigv- av il ,,,, so -A , it 4 -P XJ' I 'S FA '- nr ,1 5 092' H A f ! k b! if 'il A sf L.,- I 1 Isz A - CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Phillip Hasson Miss Sabra Conyers Mrs. Ruth Baker 23 Y, V A X 7. 13,1 1 or-a Z, . . f-.fxfyx ,Af f ies' ,X 5 I ..- ,r - ,, us. mae, A 9 Q 4' ' A . ss , f, ve 'H all f fini... 5' ,X 2+ L 4 ' '. .A 43 4 ' 3 E' Q w jx V 4 . D' 1 t M iw' 3' 5 so 2' Y f' 1 nfxx Q .- ' . l ' ki Q' , x ' 3 V ' K an .. -9 Q, , L. -s .,aa ,ea A ,flj ,W - if 'A L ' 'si :.- fg- V i . 3 V K. 'il 24 lHlSHMlN Carolyn Ammerman-I vs. my life Carl Bailey-M0ther's little helper Cecil Baldwin-I don't want to make his-tory Patty Beemer-Oh, what a life I lead! Leroy Behn-Heartaches Leonard Berghoefen-Man of few words Joyce Bergmann-I have ambition Donna Boyenga-I'll be around Karl Brun-Stay off thin ice Bob Bruns-Peroxide Bob Barbara Burch-To be or not to be Ellen Lou Catherall-Me an' my temper Rosemary Collins-Angel in disguise Lyle Craighton-The quiet tyipe Richard Crawford-I'll get by Neva Davis-I have a mind to say somethin Alfred Diemer-Oh, to be a cowboy! Marilyn Douglas-I love others, but myself better Marilyn Dovcy-Hot lips Dwight Dreyer-l'm a big boy now n Laura Endrias-Words fail me Mary Ann Geddes-Hallowe'en Queen Mary Graves-I'll walk along Larry Guldberg-There's that man again Bonnie Hamilton-An ad for Mojud E Diane Harrison-Filling my peroxide bottle me LeRay Gerald Robert Harold Loretta Gordon Marlys busy Harty-I'll grow later Duane Hayner-Push-push, clickhclick Heilskov-One of our cheerleaders Higgins-Everybody's sweetheart Janssen-Me and my dreams Jones-I sent for my halo Jones-Hansell's a pretty big town Merle Kaplan-Seven foot four Patty Jo Kelsey-I love to giggle FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS keep Roy Sommerfeld ......................,....................... Presiden Hal Purcell ...................... ....,........... V ice-Preslden Carolyn Ammerman ..... ,... . Secretary-Treasure 'Leon Schermer-Where's my feet? wry PHESHMEN Kenneth Kothe-Spitfire Barbara Lehmann-I hit him once Earl Lehmann-My sister and I Eldon Libby-Huh? Betty Maddox-Fun on the farm Q Q A NV! Audrey Madson--Sweet little headache at R Jane Maneely-Oh, for a night at home! Dick Matland-Wake up and live Donald Meyer-Doin' what comes naturally Sylvia Nelson-Never a trouble gf -cr Eunice Oleson-Not a care in the world ff., Jimmy Olson-Take it for 'granted ' Jackie Patton-Loud, lazy, and loved Evan Pritchard-A. W. O. L. Hal Purcell-What can we say? Lois Ressler-Where have you Behn? '- Shirley Rowe-My secret love Joan Scheark-Curiosity killed the cat Q,-P Q, ii' I H. Schipper-l'm a bachelor Carl Simons-Trouble bubble iz- M 'V , Rosalyn Simons-I'll try, try in vain lf .- Eugene Smith-I have hopes ' 'W' ,X Raymond Sommerfeld-'Nuff said X , - k V Barbara Spear-A barrel of alto a 'S - e I A 5 1 . I ' r F A K, K ...N Ls D K James Stahl-Gotta comb? Jim Staley-Don't get Grabbie Junior Thompson-Which one has the Toni? .m Duane Toomsen-What's the decision? Jody Veeder-I'll pass Jimmy Williams-Tom Thumb, II Dick Wise-Short cut. 3 Q? 3 CLASS SPONSORS Miss Eva Marie Bryant Mr. Robert Wrider Miss Audra Heater Mr. Dale Zalger 25 dll Shine em good' Changing diapers is our bus- iness. You're losing your wrap- ' v pings. Fire-run! Longer, longer! Tripping the Light Fantas- tic. Prima Ballerinas. A yard long or bust! Oh, honorable senior- Bob Bruns teaching- They certainly knew how! Oh, those ripe tomatoes! Better duck. How's the fit, Maggie and Jiggs. Oh, are my jaws tired! Our cheering squad. Got lice? A trifle disgusted. 41 L' v Qfi Q fpzku' V- , . ku' , 'Z 'I , -, .umww gr 3 x ,,. ,. ' V , K -. , A., - . :F- M 8 iv if 2 if 5 it Sa ' WN , 1 . E U-I '1- N' Q 1 . Q 2:2-ff v - ! Q, 5? 5 li V57 Q' l 1 'vw P7 1' 1.1 'TI' Elllllllll EUUNUL The student council is the executive body of the High School, and is composed of presidents of each class with one member elected from each first period class. FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES .IUNIORS SENIORS Keith Davis Jerry Davis Gordon Beals Ray Soinrnerfield Richard Malnory Solvejg Egede Dorothy Sehlomer Harold Higgens Ted Mueller Geraldine Moore Joanne Sporleder Eugene Smith Marvin Pandil Robert Scalise Joe Pitsor .Ioan Schear -f .R Svc 'A F? N 5,5 ,M E . X. r .S x Q qi -Q ..: S x . N ,. n Q I Q. 6 .sly K aw SSL V if Q54 ' M -M, f J A if .eh Q Q S Q5 . gswl O Ili mlm sm .qu .W :- -'4 HOME SWEET 1IUMICIlJl+1 April .,....,. Dinah ...... Archie ,.... O'Hare ....... Bill ..,...,.........., Marian ............,, Polly Walker ......,. Pete ........................,..,.., Mrs. Cherrington Mr. Cherrington .. Wallie Sanford ....... Mary Ann Kline Betty Ruth Mallon Roy Johansen Dwight Moorhead Jerry Davis Norma Polk Joan Sernett Bob Chadwivk Mary Whitney Ray Renaud Jim Stauffer Frankie Riley ,.,,,,,.,..... .,... D wight Harrison Rupert VanDeusen Joella ,,..,....,,,,..,,,,,.,,.,,,,, ,,,,,, Slunky ...,,....,,,,,....,,. Flashlight .i,,. Mag ,.,.,.,. , Wendy ..,.. Joe .,..,... Betsy ,..r Jerry Staley Georgena Callahan . Wallace Whipple- Chris Hansen Barbara Rathmann Jean Bottkv Harold Burmester Bessie Wolf STAGE CREW Jim McSpaden-Manager Charles Kline Maurice Wolf Dwight Rehn Dick Stilson Ronald Rodemeyer Dean Botts X ' UNE AU PLAYS Ladies With Lamp by Marion Wefer Mary Ann Cahill Marjorie Doyscher Dick Wise Jean Bottke Margaret Artley Jimmy Williams Gwen Mellott Larry Guldberg Don Brammer Stage Manager-Evelyn Hansen Gimme Time by Anne Walters Don Barnes Bonnie Tucker Florence Matland Bonnie Starbuck Roy Johansen Jim Stoffer Barbara Donhowe Stage Manager-Ruth Ann Beckman Six Q R'-fffi' 'f QIFUCK xy On-Farm Training o J Ho. q, g. nf- fix' F'--3 , -2 fig ef- ,ffy ' uf? High School Classes D. W. Zaiger Q 6 Farm Crops, Animal Husbandry Vocational Agriculture Instructor 'Te Q ' l'Ul,,1 A Shop and Farm Management A. J. Marken Q A Mc 7 Future Farmers Association Verald Brown T. Nfl, 'Za 3 Adult Evening School Howard Barger , C fi X Q 1 3' Out of School Youth Training Veteran Agriculture Instructors X I-35 T :' '10 Veterans Institutional Zo CA T-: EBQSQ , . L' 6 I f 'L vat- v. Learn by Doing F. F. A. First row: Verle Butt, Secretary Donald Brammer, Harold Burmester, Sergeant-at-arms Roy Johan- sen, Vice President Maurice Wolf, President James Jorgensen, Treasurer Marvin Rodemeyer, Reporter Jerry Davis, Advisor Mr. Zaiger. Second row: Richard Matland, Robert Heilskov, Gerald Hayner, Richard Stilson, Ray Renaud, Roi- ald Rodemeyer, Dwight Behn, Gerald Dohrmann, Armond Miller, Leonard Berghoefer, Donald Meyer. Third row: Jim Staley, James Berk, Kenneth Jackson, LeRay Harty, Alvin Simons, Junior Thomp- son, Jim Williams, Bob Bruns, Lyle Craighton, Robert Butt, Duane Toomsen, Alfred Diemer. Fourth row: Dwight Dreyer, Paul Schipper, Roger Miller, Don Barnes, Robert Pralle, Paul Hanseti, Joe Pitsor, Harold Nelson, Carl Bailey, Dale Furman,LeRoy Behn. Fifth row: Leo Miller, Dean Rodemeyer, Leon Schermer, Billy Miller. Richard Claypool, Richard Dohrmann, Jimmy Olson, Richard Crawford, Earl Lehmann. H-Elllll Ted Mueller ..... ,,................,,...,... P resident Keith Davis ..... ..,..,...,,..,.,,.. N lee-President Jerry Sehear ..A.. ...... Se cretary-Treasurer H CLUB First row: Coach Brunsvold, Duane Foss, Alton Soland, Dwight Moorhead, Keith Davis, Ted Muel- ler, Dwight Harrison, Gordon Beals, Chuck Kline and Coach Cheeley. Second row: Clinton Wolf, Dwight Purcell, Dwight Behn, Kenneth Jackson, Gerald Dohrman, Roger Miller, Jerry Staley, Dean Rodemeyer. Third row: Jerry Schear, Wayne Ferris, Ray Renaud, Jerry Davis, Ralph Bockelman, Ronald Rode- meyer, Dean Botts and Roy Johansen. Fourth row: Dick Wosepka, Don Heins, Bob Scalise, Tony Perez, Jim Stauffer, Jim Mason and Don Williams. if -5, .5 J, PEP HHH Rnverly Christian .... .,,.,...... P resirinnt Wilma WValkvr ,,,, ViceLPr0side-nt Martha Dovringsfvld ..,,...... Secretary Lorraine Caspers ..,,.., ....... T reasurcr ,ary V Q? wry cv Q' wr- ' fgin S. if if E. A. A, Merle Ann Hartgrave ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,4 President Ruth Ann Beckman .......... Recording Secretary DOHHH Stackhouse .........,,. Secretary-Treasurer Miss Audra Heater-Sponsor 36 W, fe?f? '1g ' l N fytya-mgmgf,,,p, G. A. A. First row: Jane Stockberger, Joyce Cooking, Lorraine Casper, Loretta Janssen, Eleanor Brown, Nancy Libby, Alice Boyenga, Geraldine Moore, Marilyn Douglas, Audrey Harlan, Claudette Murray, Gwen Mellott and Donna Stackhouse. Second row: Patsy Kelsy, Margaret Artley, Betty Scantlebury, Donna Boyenga, Lor- raine Gutz, Barbara Burch, Miriam Akers, Mary Graves, Audrey Madson, Neva Davis, Diane Harrison, Rosemary Collins, Patty Beamer, and Merle Ann Hartgrave. Third row: Beverly Christian, Mary Ann Cahill, Ellen Lou Catherall, Lucille Moore, Doris Knueppel, Bonnie Starbuck, Ruth Ann Beckman, Jackie Patton, Barbara Rathman, Georgena Callahan, Eunice Oleson, Ruth Bockelman, Dorothy Schlorner, and Jane Maneely. VUEM MUEIE TRIO Ruth Ann Beckman Norma Polk Georgia Porter SOLOISTS Ruth Ann Beckman Ralph Bockelman Eleanor Brown Mary Janet Clay Mary Ann Cahill ,f WN - 0 Q Earl? 1 M ' J wig J I If 'lf .Q -, G, Q 'tg nxxiia J Q: -Q kwa F!! i Po- . S if f' J S gf S5 Qi N, 5 K Inf L, .ov X' , W .lg PA h or x ' 5 x x., ' ,.f Y A M N A 3 Mafia of ,J M if I . Q. QNX Q f QUARTETTE Ralph BOCKGIHIHIL LGROY Bellll, Gordon Beals. and Ray Renaud. .l Q: T 'Q 11. iv Q M -ix A . A ' . I F S SEXTETTE Darlene Diekman, Bonnie Starbuck, Lorraine Gutz, Mary Janet Clay, Joan Sernett, and Marilyn Johnson. 4 BOYS' GLEE CLUB First row: Dick Wise, Dick Matland, Ralph Bockelman, Robert Heilskov. Gordon Jones, Armond Miller, Eldon Libby, Dick Stilson, Richard Malnory, Gordon Beals, Ray Renaud, Harold Higgins, Dean Diggins, Lee Lvmkv. Second row: Eugene Smith, Douglas Nelson, Jerry Juhl, LeRoy Behn, Marvin Rodemeyer, Gare-ld Allison, Ray Soinnn-rfcfld, Jim Staley, Jimmy Olson, Jerry Davis, Donald Brammer, Clinton Wolf, Keith Davis, Marvin Pandil, th-raid Ilohrmann, Donald Barnes. Third row: Maurice Wolf, Karl Brun, Harold Burmester, Dwight Behn, Dean Botts, Dwight Moorhead, Lowell Stock, Paul Scliipper, Ronald Rodemeyer, Ted Mueller, Dwight Harrison, Dean Furman, Leon Schermer, Dean Ro- tlvim-yt-r, Richard Claypool, Duane Foss, Leo Miller. Officers of the group are: Ralph Bockelman ....t.. ,.,...,,t,...,,,, , . ii,i,,,,,,,,,,,e,,,,i, President Gordon Beals ..,.....,, ...tt, S ecretary-Treasurer Mr. Joe McCoy ...,,...,....,,...,...,..,,...........,...,,,.....,,.....,A..,.. Director MIXED CHORUS First row: Darlene Diekman, Nona Miller, Lorraine Gutz, Elizabeth Wilson, Mary Ann Cahill, Patty Rt-vin.-r. Joanne Sporleder, Lois Ressler, Barbara Donhowe, Solvejg Egede, Norma Polk, Vesta Donahue, Marilyn Johnson. Second row: Eleanor Brown, Marian Timmerman, Joan Hokel, Bonnie Starbuck, Ruth Ann Beckman, Mary .Iam-t Clay, Wilma Walker, Donna Boyenga, Georgia Porter, Bonnie Tucker, Mavis Miller, Joan Sernett, Gt-orgena Calla' han. Third row: Harold Higgins, Lee Lemke, Dean Digglns, Marvin Pandil, Leo Miller, Gerald Dohrnian, James .lor- gensen. Armond Miller, Ray Sommerfeld, Karl Brun, Eugene Smith, Dick Matland, Margaret Artley, Evelyn Hansen, Marjorie Doyscher. Mixed harmonies and mixed' efforts have worked favorably to develop the Mixed Chorus of Hampton High School this year. Among the group's appearances has been the Thanksgiving Vespers' program, the Variety Show of 1949, the Spring concert festival, and contest. As contest numbers the group chose: A Rondel by Macfarlane, Tis the Evenings Holy Hour by Beethoven, Religion ls A Fortune by Cain. Ruth Ann Beckman, Mary Janet Clay, Barbara Donhowe, Evelyn Hansen, and Jim Jorgensen re-presented the group at Des Moines appearing in the All State Chorus in November. Officers for the year are as follows: Bonnie Starbuck, president, Ray Sommerfeld, vice-president: Mary Ann Ca- hill, librariang Evelyn Hansen, accompanist: Miss Joan Doan, director. 38 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First row: Betty R. Mallon, Delores Bohnsalck, Marian Richtsmeier. Darlene Diekman, Lorraine Gutz, Mary Ann Cahill, Patty Beemer, Loretta Janssen, Nancy Libby, Mavis Miller, Margaret Artley, Norma Polk, Barbara Donhowe, Vesta Donahue, Marilyn Johnson, Georgena Callahan. Second row: Mary Janet Clay, Marlys Lehmann, Ruth Ann Beckmann, Nona Miller, Wilma Walker, Fonda Mae Griner, Geraldine Moore, Evelyn Hansen, Joanne Sporleder, Bessie Wolf, Solvejg Egede, Joan Sernett, Donna Stack- house, Rosemary Collins, Marilyn Douglas, Third row: Elizabeth Wilson, Bonnie Starbuck, Eleanor Brown, Marian Timmerman, Joan Hokel, Georgia Porter, Joyce Bergmann, Barbara Spear, Delores Colby, Mildred Berghoefer, Joyce Cooking, Bonnie Tucker, Florence Mat- land, Marjorie Doyscher, Bonnie Hamilton. Tuesday and Thursday's Chorus 0-n Tuesdays and Thursdays of each week varied and familiar melodies have become a part of the girls' chorus repertoire. These forty-five girls have made appearances at the Thanksgiving Vespers program, Variety Show of 1949, and the Spring concert and contest. As contest number Rain by Curran, To the Spirit of Music by Stephen, and Were You Here? by Burleigh were performed. Officers--Margaret Artley, president, Lorraine Gutz, secretary, Norma Polk, treasurer, Wilma Walker, librar- ian, Evelyn Hansen, accompanistg Joan Doan, director. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First row: Phyllis Berk, Marilyn Dovey, Laura Endriss, Ellen Lou Catherall, Beverly Scarr, Lucille Moore, Bon- ita liienefeie, Carolyn Ammerman, Rita Murphy, Kathryn Patton, Betty Maddox, Jane Maneely, Joan Schear econ row. Dorothy Lursen, Peggy Moore, Norma Jackson, Delores Butt, Marlene Dreyer, Jane Stockberger, Norma,Muhlenbruch, Audrey Madson, Barbara Lehmann, Rosemary Simons, Sylvia Nelson, Gwenn Mellott Third row. Audi ey McAfee, Ruth DeVr1es, Darlene Baldwin, Marlene Koch, Dorothy Janssen, Dona Mae Myers, Ann Whitehead, Helen Branson, Diane Whitmore, Delores Koch. Friday's Girls Chorus Adding their down beat to the music of Hampton High School is the Melody Maids chorus which has met each Friday. Among its activities has been appearances in the Thanksgiving Vespers and the Variety Show. A skating party was featured in November. Officers of the group are-Ann White-head, president: Diane Whitmore, vice-president: Gwen Melott, secretary' Rita Murphy, librarian: Delores Koch, librarian, Miss Joan Doan, director. ' OFFICERS Gerald Allison, Lee Lemke, and Charles Farnham. '96 -9 Georgia Porter, Douglas Nelson, Sylvia Allen, Evelyn Hansen, Elizabeth Butler, if z fx BAND First row: Betty Seantlebury, Mar-cia Jones, Evelyn Hansen, Georgia Porter, Delores Colby, Ruth Ann Beckman, Martha Doeringsfeld, Joyce Cooking, Patsy Kelsey and Vesta Donahue. Second row: Gordon Beals, Nancy Libby, Mavis Miller, Shirley Rowe, Lois Ressler, Joyce Bergman, Kenneth Larson, Douglas Nelson, Ivan Davis. Third row: Dean Diggins, Alice Boyenga, Keith Davis, Lee Lemke, Charles Farnham, Gareld Allison, Norma Polk, Lucille Bergman, Jackie Patton, Kenneth Kothe, Eldon Libby, Norman Johansen, Dick Huntington, Harold Burmester, Ted Mueller, Lorraine Caspers, Lorraine Gutz. Back row: Betty Mallon, Karl Brun, Gerry Elsbury, Marvin Roberts, Ray Renaud, Chris Hansen, Donna Boyenga, Harold Higgins, Neva Davis, Eleanor Brown, Duane Foss, Gordon Jones, Loren Cooking, ' d ld' Moore. Dick Stilson, Ruth Ann Small, Chuck Donahue, Marilyn Douglas an Gera me Ruth Ann Beckman ........................,..,.. President Ruth Ann Small ...., .............,.. V ice-President Dean Diggins ....... ...,. S ecretary-Treasurer W V Qi J 'i' Aucollmpzulist S Solvujg lflgm-rio, lfllmlyn IILIIISPII, Dvan Digrgins. 2 K' l'i:u1o soloists-Evelyn Hansvu, Donn Diggins. M. 5 ,, Drum Ensemble Ralph Bockvlmun, Betty Ruth Mallon, Karl Bruu, Gerry Elsbury, and Marvin Roberts. Brass Sextet Leo Lomke, Charles Farnham, Norma Polk, Donn-a Boyenga, Duane Foss, Ruth Ann Small FAMILY mum 'fulln- X X +5-JZ mwliiss I! E 614 zf. .yi F . X- l lxfbii fef- ri ,,Y, ., . HMUN lWIlllil3lS Ruth Ann Beckman aff!! Q? ' .n VC' f 4 7 v, 6 L 1 M p iii? J J .ua . . , WW. .M '73 i Q 'J YO Vi' mx , . Rosalyn Miller ' ' Ellen Lou Catherall, Mary Ann Czxliill Karen Host, Dixie Dorsey, Num-5 Cook, Carla Chadwick, Marcia Prnll- 5 CI. 2 Q, 'Q- Q 4 Lf , Q77 Q' 'w,,,l 1 0' x- A r ,, 7? 'W 'W l l jg x ai A . J Z - 4, 3' ' 'Q my KQV , H F A 8 in L- Q -- ,lx ' af- , 4 I 5 -fav -1 'Q' 6 4 'ty' 5 ,, 6' I i N X vw ., HQ V if - K 7 i , up ', ' Y, 1,41 ., , X Q ' K6 ,J . 1 , ' I l ' i ' x 1 4 I Q Front row: Delores Bohnsack, Barbara Rathman, Rosalyn Miller, Jennie' Hansen and Ruth Bockelman. Back row: Beverly Johnson, Phyllis Paullus, Margaret Artley and Judith Jeffrie. gi 4,1 .. W - Q Aix: fs - ., Q.. 'walk Ali 5 i wiv l 'W Hmm f 'wg ,,X, an R will Q ,rn fa W I u J, I 1 1 I wx V if ' w if.: 'Wi . Www x nf ,R xx A x L? ,, .Q 5 N 3 X 1 F, W X. nv F w'8 ' 'wr ' av i M Q . X.. Q X ' 'Yr ,S , .. w , Q 1 w 'QsS,',. 19 aww M ' 5 ,L5y.Q is 4' ' fe A ,iegivk ' -N s WN' qi ' ' 3 1 if fxi-M' 4- -X Y, M '51 W' Q M I 'W Q grief 1 ' A ' W .vw Q - , K A n PUUTHML - IQLIH From the opening day of practice it was felt by everyone concerned that what this year's edition of the Hampton Bulldogs lacked in experience and finesse they would make up for in fight, spirit, and determination. From the opening whistle it was always evident that Hampton had one of the scrappiest outfits it had ever had. What a thrill it was to see those white helmets and red jerseys of Hampton being battered down one moment but back with more fight than ever the next. We will never forget how the Bulldogs were on Webster City's goal line three times in the first quarter only to be stopped and then to come roaring back to the next three quarters to win 19-13. And how Clarion came over here r-eady to wipe the gridiron with the Bulldogs only to be stalemated in their drive for the Conference Championship. Score 0-0. SCORES Hampton 7 ..... ......,............. ........,.... O e lwein 33 Hampton 6 ........ .........,.... I owa Falls 6 Hampton 19 ...... ...... W ebster City 13 Hampton 14 ...... ............... A lgona 19 Hampton 0 ........ ..,..... H umboldt 7 Hampton 7 ..... ....,....... W averly 27 Hampton 0 ........ ..... E agle Grove 25 Hampton 0 ..,..... ..o.........,.. C larion 0 Hampton 21 ...... ..,.... C lear Lake 34 r ll 1 .ff I 1 - A Q Q First row Ralph Bockelman, Jim Stauffer, Dwiglg Behn, Dwight Moorhead, Ray Renaud Donald Heins Dwight Harrison, Richard Malnory, Dwight Purcell, ordon Beals. Second row: Jerry Staley, Donald Williams, Robert Scalise, Ted Mueller, Charles Kline, Gerald Dohrman Ronald Rodemeyer, Jerry Davis, and Keith Davis. Third row: Maurice Wolf, Jerry Schear, Wayne Ferris, Howard Carter, Dick Wosepka Clifton Larson Tony Perez Clinton Wolf, and Dick Stllson. Back row Kenneth Jackson, Coach Jacot, Coach Cheeley, Coach Brunsvold, and Laverne Sheeler HASHHHALL The Hampton Bulldogs started the season with five letter men: Dean Botts, Dean Rodemeyer, Ted Mueller, Jim Mason, and Ray Renaud. These five boys saw plenty of action during the season. Paul Schipper, a freshman, was transferred to the Varsity after two games with the Freshmores. He also saw plenty of action as the season progressed. Although we had the five lettermen back, we didn't have too much experience. We started the sea- son very slow. But when we met Humboldt we began to play ball. We came within three points of de- feating them. Another good game that we played was with Algona, then the Conference Champs. We stayed even with them until the last quarter when they went ahead. We returned fighting after the au- tomatic time out and came within eight points of winning. Our last Conference game at home was with Humboldt. They had just beaten Webster City, the final Co-champs of the conference. We gave them a battle all the way and were barely nosed out in the final seconds of play by one basket. We played Greene and trom-ped on them in the Sectional. We went to the District and played Osage. This was a close game until the last quarter when we went ahead to win by five points. In the finals of the District we met Clear Lake who had beaten us twice before this season. We were very enthusias- tic and went on the floor with the intent to win. We battled all the way and were barely beaten ln the last few minutes by a field goal for Clear Lake. VARSITY The five leading scorers for tue season: Schipper , ...... .. 75 Butts .........,.....................,,............................... 157 Mason ........ ..... 6 7 Rodemeyer ..,................................................... 139 Mueller ............ ..... 6 5 The -scores for the 1948-49 Bulldog Basketball Season: Hampton 18 ,........................................ . St. Joseph 50 Hampton 32 ....... .... B elmond 44 Hampton ............................................ Belmond 42 Hampton 38 .... ........., C larion 45 Hampton .... ........ H umboldt 38 Hampton 41 .... Clear Lake 48 Hampton .... ...... I owa Falls 50 Hampton 31 .,.....,.. Algona 41 Hampton Webster City 56 Hampton 35 .... Iowa Falls 52 Hampton Webster City 47 Hampton 39 .... . Humboldt 41 Hampton ..... .............. A lgona 38 Hampton 51 ..... ....... G reene 26' Hampton ......... Clarion 40 Hampton 38 ................................. .........,,. O sage 33' Hampton Eagle Grove 37 Hampton 26 ............................,......... Clear Lake 28' Hampton .... .... C lear Lake 44 'Indicates tournament games Front row: Chuck Kline, Ted Mueller, Paul Schipper, Dean Rodemeyer, Dean Botts, and Ivan Davis. Back row: Tony Perez, Marvin Pandil, Ray Renaud, Coach K. Cheeley, Jim Mason, Keith Davis, and Clin ton Wolf. 4 .-...,,.,,,,,,. 133, all .................. i l E -L Q Q M Q ' ' ,army I . Q I Q . 4 - Y KEITH owls ,, '..- we by 6 iq ,Kea X 'K 'Sf' sm:-7 DONALD Hams DEAN Borrs , x .um BOCKELMAN WAVNE FERRUS X l .1. fs. ia: -............ f,.,ff my ti l Qld 5 5 b Lf RAY R1-:NAUD D f- Knfaf Y f ' f ' :Brix ,ff xrdg- 1' YQ? , I fl 4 GORDON BEALS DWIGHT BEHN NIGHT PURCELL JAMES STAUFFE ----il.-i . Agn ii-. Q FQ. ,A Q 3 A r Q W -5 ,': ' X cf' Q ,YW f ii- 3 WM 3 K y Vt 1 ' N X , x Wx w , N 7 J ? cuN1'oNwoL.F . JERRY SCHEAR ERALDQDOHRMANN : RONALD Roosmevz 5,-, Q .Q A :NWXXK I I . ffm T Q y Q A f,fi 7, , , l X Jcmav smu-:v ' E .... 5 Q J 'c k R09ER'T'5CA'-ISE DICK WOSEPKA x Vouv PEREZ W . I owaenv mmmsom ? M 3, ' 7 we -- . ,V ,l , T C ta g 1 xK -L. f .J 'ran mueusn f f 'N' fl JERRY DAVIS Mb WILLIAMS CHARLES KLI N E H, I . ix:-:W DWIGHT MOREHEAD 2 - 4' 4, ...X ' 4 315352 UUHN Queen-Miriam Akers Attendants Marjorie Doyscher, Beverly Christian, Ruth Ann Beckman, Audrey Harlan ki- Dean Rodemeyer, Ted Mueller, Tony Perez, Dean Botts, Paul Schipper. B SQUAD Front row: Harold Burmester, Richard Stllson, Dwight Harrison, Jerry Davis, and Donald Heins. Back row: Ronald Rodemeyer, Coach Charles Jacot, and Dwight Moorhead. V N XS.-f 0 Q ,X e Sir- Q M -i -4- Dwight Harrison, Keith Davis, Ivan Davis, Chuck Kline, Ray Renaud, Clinton Wolf. FRESHMORES First row: Dick Wise, Richard Crawford, LaVern Scheeler, LaVerne Atteberry, Gordon Jones, Lowell Stock, Douglas Nel-son, Eldon Libby, Robert Heilskov, and Larry Guldberg. Second row: Coach Brunsvold, Dick Claypool, Bob Bruns, Billy Miller, Leon Scher- mer, Jack Hunt, Ray Sommerfeld, Hal Purcell, Gordon Beals, and Orin Johnson. HIGH SCHOOL TRACK SEASON--1948 Hampton High had a very successful track season in 1948. The hard-working track team not only won first place at the Conference meet at Clarion and the Valley Relays at Des Moines, but also won honors at the Iowa City State Indoor Meet, the Cowboy Relays, the Mohawk Relays, and other various events during the year. Outstanding relay teams of the season were: 440 relay--'Keith Davis, Melvin Pandil, Larry Finnell, Barton Marslchall. 880 relay-Keith Davis, Ted Mueller, Melvin Pandil, Barton Marschall, 1 mile medley relay-Larry Finnell, Keith Davis, 'Melvin Pandil, Wesley Kracht, 2 mile medley relay-Roger Miller, Ted Mueller, Paul Heins, Wesley Kracht. LETTER WINNERS-Barton Marschall, Captain, Jerry Bockelman. Dean Botts, Keith Davis, Larry Finnell, Paul Heins, Donald Heins, Judson Herrlott, Charles Kline, Wesley Kracht, Roger Miller, James McSpaden, Ken- neth Jackson, Ted Mueller, Robert Nemimers, Melvin Pandil, J. C. Powers. ,All .. .list , Front row: J. C. Powers, Melvin Pandil, Barton Marschall, Larry Finnell, Judson Herriott, Jerry Bocke. man, Paul Heins, Leslie Kracht. Second row: Ted Mueller, Keith Davis, Bob Nemmers, Chuck Kline, Lee Lemke, Jerry Schear, Kenneth Jackson, Roger Miller. Third row: Mr. Opperman, Donald Heins, Jlm McSpaden, LaVerne Sheeler, Dean Botts, Ivan -Davis, and Mr. Green. WRESTLERS First row: Verle Butt, Kenneth Jackson, Don Williams, Ralph Bockelman, Joe Pitsor, Jerry Staley, Jim Staley, Junior Thompson and student manager Jesse Perez. Second row: LeRay Harty, Wallace Whipple, Alvin Simons, Dwight Dreyer, Jim Berk, Paul Han. sen, Jimmy Williams and Dick Matland. Q.- ,xt x , ax N wx, X X . wh.. ,. Jw 1 Q 3, if .K l. if NX X 15 X '-N ' X1 .. gif . -5fA-553W . X I , , N AA N N x V 53? xx K - . 7 2 X x-W K C M .5 A ' m X' fiffii Weisz f Q V N 'X .. 41911- i ,f 3 a C. E. Polk, Principal Mathematics - Science B. A.- Upper Iowa University Iowa State Teachers College University of California Catherine Brannon Junior High English Reading B. A.-Clarke College Graduate Work- University of Iowa .IUNIUH HIGH PAEUN Olaph A. Brunsvold Social Science Assistant Coach B. A.-Luther College- Katie Walk Social Studies Arithmetic Iowa State Teachers College annum mmm L Allen, Armon Anderson, Olga Behn, Phyllis llerghoefer, LaRoy Birdsell, Harry Callahan, Dan Cannon, Thadd Christiansen, Paul Cormaney, Ardelle Dohrmann, Ruth Dreyer, Richard Egede, Halvor En-driss, Junior Farnham, Charles Froning, La.Donna Gamble, LeRoy Gutz, John Heuer, Marie Hill, Arthur Honeck, Charles llougen, Monty Hovlnark, Joanne Hunt, Joe Huntington, Dick Janssen, Andrew Jelmiberg, Anita Jensen, Billy Jensen, Jenny Jorgensen, Harry R. Kelsey, Keith Knueppel, John Koenen, Leonora McSpaden, Dick Marschall, John Menning, Earl Menning, Russell Methfessel, Dolly Miller, Betty Muhlenbruck, Gladys Muhlenbruck, Sheila Nolte, Eleanore Numelin, Merlin Pandil, Dorothy Parks, Junior Pearson, Billy Peterson, Sue Poling, Ronald Pralle, Marian Rice, Bonnie Roberts, Marvin Rodemeyer, Marvin Scalise, Frank Schlaman, Frieda Sheeler, Beverly Snater, Sheila Steenhard, Rena Stover, Dale Thomas, Patricia Timmerman, C. J, Walton, Betty Williams, Nancy Windelow, JoAnne Whitemore, Betty Wolf, Elva Lou Zimmer, Don ,v x N- if Q.. f-Ni L fo : -r D, -THR as x L ff' 156 Q1 on ... xxx R 'O 9- V' uv-rv' A D -cr -:tb 4-vq sf' it in L 4 -':f' 29' CQ qrvv ft? Q? J Jxfsl Ng, 7 I I 54? N r nv. Qi!! ' mn' Q 3 'Q is 'er mul is , 9 Q-fs P .1 .,, ,Nt 4, In 'N . ' 41' r-:fr ,T 1, -1-P T Q gs, Y 'G ! Sly 3 FQM if . .. , X '34'CZr i Q '9' 57 SEVENTH EHAUE Behn, Arliss Botts, Virgil Carter, Bonnie Casey, Leon Crawford, Betty Cuffel, Keith Danielson, Carol Davis, Carol Day, Alice Dirks, Jim Donaldson, Jack Dyer, Donald Elsbury, Gerry Gangstead. Ellen Harrison, Martha Hartgrave, Robert Heins, Lee Herren. Sally Jo Holze, Dick Janssen, Lois Jensen, Esther Johansen, Norman Jones, Harold Keepf, Janice Kerr, Jimmie Kothenbeutel, Keith Kramer, JoAnn Larson, Larry Lindner, Ronald Mosher, C. J. Murphy, Beverly Nelson, Richard Olmstead, Jim Parks, Gene Patton, Kay Paullus Phyllis Peterson, Nancy Pratt, Dick Price, Kathryn Raisch, Donald Rasmussen, .Ianiece Rasmussen, Ray Schomburg, Sharon Schoon, Ronald Schuler, Barbara Simonsen, Joan Smith, Donna Smith, Joyce Stayner, Lynn Stenhard, Archie Stover. Marlys Thomas. Cheryll Velkers, Marjorie Vietor, Dolores Wildebour, Marjorie .. JUNHIH HIGH ATHLETICS Hampton 14 ......,. ,..... Ea gle Grove Hampton Hampton 0 ...... ..... M ason City Hampton 6 ....... ......... I owa Falls Hampton Hampton 0 ,,,,,.,,.,,,4,........,.....,,...,..... . Mason City Hampton Hampton SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL Hampton Hampton 11 ,,.,,,......................,..,.,.,......... ..... C larion Hampton Hampton 16 ........ .... .. Eagle Grove Hampton 13 ....... ............ B elmond Hampton Hampton 19 ....... ..... E agle Grove Hampton Hampton 15 ,,,,,,, ,,.,..... B elmond Hampton F Clarion 4 Eagle Grove 27 Belmond 26 Eagle Grove 19 Belmond 19 Iowa Falls 11 Iowa Falls 14 Popejoy 14 Popejoy 14 ee'- 1if ,4 ' E.!'-f 1. IIJCS l among j JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL I O I S U.- Ii Front row: David Keith, Jack Donaldson, Robert Hartgrave, Lynn Stayner, Gene Parks, Gerry Elsbury, Jim Olmstead, Don Dyer, Coach Phillip Hasson, Second row: Dale Stover, Dick Jorgenson, Keith Knthenbeutel, Dick Dreyer, Frank Scalise, Harry Birdsell, John Marschall, Norman Johansen, Lee Heins. Back row: Joe Hunt, Virgil Botts, Monty Hougen, Billy Jensen, Don Zimmer, Junior Parks, Danny Calahan, John Gutz, Ray Rasmussen. 7th GRADE BASKETBALL Front row: Don Dyer, Bob Hartgrave, Virgil Botts, Jim Olmstead, Gerry Elsbury, Gene Parks. Back row: C. J. Mosler, Jlrn Dlrks, Coach Phillip Hasson, Ray Rasmussen, Jack Donaldson, Lee Heins. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL Front row: Keith Kelsey, John Knueppel, Marvin Rodemeyer, Frank Scallse, Harry Birdsell, John Mar schall. Second row: Chuck Famham, Billy Pearson, Coach Phillip I-Iasson, Don Zimmer, Danny Calahan. Back row: Paul Christensen, John Gutz, Joe Hunt, Billy Jensen, Junior Parks, Marvin Roberts. Lf QV 4., in.. ,U -2? Ant ,. 1 is 1. Trying to sleep again, huh? ' . T . I ea., A4s. 2. Waitin' for a street car? 3. Quick, catch that bug! 4. The three Musketeers. 5. Homecoming Parade. 6. Latest Paris fashions. Q? .n 7. Rah! Rah! Rah! 8. Home, home on the range. 9. Clarion Jamboree. 10. The old look. 11. Phyllis Grabbe, shame on y 12. Pop 7 ? ? 13. Watch it, Vesta. 14. Woo! Woo! 15. McSpaden's jalopy. ou! 'X ,offs n k .4-A 5 5 my melt? S 'T 1 . QM. 5 il? was ,M of --W ' S I 2 'w Little Wolf headed for the tub Our little girl scout Janice Nichols. Olk and his little pig Norma Muhlenbruch Lois Ressler. Dorothy Lurson. Shy Wayne. La Vern, born with a basketball My, how I've changed Guess who? Little Dickie M. Tootie, bright eyes Phyllis Berk. Lucille Moore, Fonda Mae. 'Me and my sister. Queenie-Yak! Yak Jr. Red Cross. Becky, Barbe, Bev. UH' Bo, Cheer, cheer for old Hampton High. Respectfully submitted by the Assistant Business Manager. Sweet and Lovely. There's nothing we can say for this one. C. D.'s little sister. Egad,'what's that? l Thinking up something else for Dirks, Jerry? How's this, Bob? Gareld A., our bartender. Take your pick, Roger. Wel-l-I Skinner. Four Feminine Felines. The three stooges. Underneath the arches. Who'd ever guess what a sordid past he has. Nagisake, No come backee! The brown bomber. It's a good thing she's taking the driving course. Was it that look that got him, Donna Mae? S - - - Y Rexy. Just call me Dee Dee. Ain't she sweet? Whistle Stop. Got a movie contract yet? Shall we dance? High on a windy hill. What a beautiful wrestler she makes. ff 5 :Q MYRT Doeringsfeld. Hump. Al's angel. Where are you goin' Mar- lene? Three babes on a bicycle. You can't have any. She's got freckles but she's cute. Bubbles and Anne. Hold that poise, Sylvia. Mermen-? Oh, those legs!! Feed it-it might go away. Tarzan's little brother. Ever consider Hollywood? Bathing Beauties. Oooh! Joanie! I fi , 1 k X K5 3585, . l X Q f 1 9 sf ' Q05 5 'hui' . 1. Were chums, are chums, al- ways chums. 2. Where's the fellas? 3. Complete with knee action. 4. Ain't this corny? 5. Lover Girl? 6. Gus. 7. Jim's pride and joy. 8. How'd he get in here? 9. No comment. 10. Oh, those Bus Picnics! 11. Is it a hint girls? 12 . The three B's CBulging Bi- cep Boys.l 13. Modest Maid. 14, Four cuties on a canoe! 15. Ipana for the smile of beau- ty- 16. Dreaming. 17. Look at the birdie! 18. Janie. Q Oy!!! I l .05 . 4-an IM . . l if 1-I' 1.3, ' 1 sw wi + 1 N! Q A will S --o-u- ' ,,.-.nv-4 fw- K vw is . . -P-1.-ws ...wa '1-3' 111 ,gay-. 'Wx tar-Z7 UUNUHS The following Hampton business and professional people assisted in financing the Hi-Lights. We take this opportunity to thank them for their support and urge our readers to patronize them. Bender Brothers Fox Appliance Hougen's Appliance Merle's Radio Shop Witte Electric Shop First National Bank Hampton State Bank Hotel Beauty Shop Pauline's Beauty Shop Wanda 's Beauty Shop Hotel Barber Shop Casper's Kitchen Douglas Ice Cream Bruns' Inn Club Cafe Dixie Inn Hampton Cafe Richies Drive Inn Spa Cafe Swift 85 Company City Cleaners King Cleaners Hampton Clinic M 8a M Clothing Store W. F. Douglass 8a Son Hampton Sport Shop Swartz Apparel Bill's Economy Store Kris's Kash and Kary Bob's Service Station Ellis Texaco Station Kratz Service Station Johnson Serviscenter Murphy's Station Peterson's City Service Skelly Service Station Viking Oil Company Wright Service Station Franklin County Abstract Company Franklin County Implement Company Hampton Implement Company Hampton Cold Storage Locker Plant Hampton Farmers Cooperative Elevator Hampton Feed and Milling Company 66 Eatwell's Tire Service Staley Farm Supply Miller Flower Shop D 85 M Supply B 8a W Food Market Basket. Grocery Clifton's Market Jennings Birdsell Super Valu Chaffin Hardware Coast-to-Coast Store Riggin's Paint Shop Gamble Store Nelson Hardware Earl Ferris Nursery C. B. Donahue Robinson Brothers Haney's Jewelry E. P. Gutz Louis Foss Don R. Burke Leming SL Hobson R. R. Stuart Ha.rvey Uhlenhopp Fahrmann Motors Oldsmobile Garage Wood Auto Company Abbott's Shoe Repair Freeman's Shoe Shop Henderson Shoe Store Linden Studio Wilson Studio George Brown Mrs. V. Holye E. M. Donhowe C. C. Scantlebury John H. Hamilton Truman Elliott Fred E. Hughart Iowa Public Service Company Pat 85 Heinie's Barber Shop St. Clair 85 Butler Clothing Store Dr. M. L. Spear, Veterinarian Townsend Sz Merrill Company Archie's Standard Service Donaldsons' Service Station Davies Manufacturing Company VanHorne's Engineering Works Stonebrook Flower Shop Bockelman Tailor Shop Saylor's If irestone Store Mott Implement Company Gray's Insurance Agency McSpaden Real Estate Beringer Monument Works Kramer Motor Company Windor and Lido Theatres Finnell's Variety Store R. M. Harrison Company Mr. and Mrs. Beckman Dr. K. L. Sykes, Optometrist Marschall Drug Company Graham Department Store Beebe Lumber Company Martin Standard Service Franklin Rural Electric Donahue's Barber Shop Lou 's Sandwich Shop Dr. J. E. Foster, Dentist Dr. U. W. Weeks, Dentist Aagesen Drug Company Stoffer's Service Station Evans'-Starner Furniture Olson Furniture Company V 85 H Motor Company George D. Patterson Purcell Printing Company Franklin County Farmers Mutual Ins. Co. Hilda Bockelman, Franklin County Recorder H. G. Doeringsfeld, Franklin County Supt. Earl A. Hackbarth, Franklin County Treasurer H. W. Jorgensen, Franklin County Clerk R. D. Moorhead, Franklin County Auditor PRODUCED nv STOVLES PRESS-'PRINTERS A LWHOGRAPHEPS MASON CITY KAYENAY ENGRAVING C O --ENGRAVERS A Lfruo PAJTLMAKEIIS MASON CITY ,uQL-'PI . w 9 ,935 is :wr pf 5A :QA , M, K, 'Nahum ,nw f ,W , ,,.- 4 ' V PM - v 4 Wf, 'K' Zz L 'whiff--f,.: 1 , ' W- - P Q rj' , , Af 5-41?-0'l'n ' ' A in in X ,Q KM. 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