Hampton High School - Scarlet and Black Yearbook (Hampton, IA)
- Class of 1950
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III-'TI 'v - - :gIA',I..,'nx,3I!n'. T ' ig I .. -.-.I I II. -. -.. -- : II '. - A I 4.2 : '.. ,. .' 31-e ' - '-If 4.g:P4 L. Q, -U , ' . - ...-1 1 x I-I BULLDQG IQEVIEW Published by Senior CLASS of I95O Hampton, Iowa 1 FOQEWOQD: Just as the numerous magazines and periodicals of America portray the life and the events of the World, We hope this review will depict the life and the events of Hampton High School. CCDNTENTS FACULTY c:-Ass HISTORY STUDENT BODY Acuvmes M Jslc A I-ILETICS Jurxuore HIGH SNAPS I 4 s, wif? 3 09 lid W EWR., EU -5 X 3- -5 , gr 1 1 rxwrl J' 'IHS ,7 AUTOGRAPHS 'ii x I Xfixall 1,- L. V. Briggs Superintendent Ruth A. Johnson rSuperinend'ent's Secretary FAC U LTY Olaph A. Brunsvold B. A.-Luther College Decorah, Iowa Social Studies Assistant Coach Eva Marie Bryant B. A.-Drake University English 6 Sabra Conyers B. A.-Morningsi-d'e College Graduate Work- University of Iowa World History Latin Mrs. Helen Dlrks B. A.- Iowa State Teachers College Grad-uate Work- Universlity of iowa English Library Patricia A. Lundsten B. S.- Iowa State College LI-Iomemaking Francis J. Gregory B. S.- Platteville Teachers College Platteville, Wisconsin Graduate Work- University of Washington' Industrial Arts Education Coordinator Diversified Occupations! Julia Mace B. A.- Jniversity of Iowa con School of Commerce Graduate Work- University of Iowa Yommercial Teacher 7 Phllllp E. Hanson B. A.- Universflty of Iowa. Mathematics Lillian E. Mann B. A.- Grinnell Colllege Algebra Bookkeeping William H. Messerly B. A.- Grin-nell College Science Mrs. Lovena Case B. S.-N. E. Missouri State Teachers College Art A , -,Pi Lois L. Schoenfeld B. A.- Universlity of Iowa Envgllish Speech Dramatic Coach Kenneth D. Cheeley B. A.- Univers-ity of Illinois Physical Education Athletic Coach 8 Dale W. Zaiger B. S.- Iowa State College Graduate Work- Iowa State College and Colorado S-tate College Vocational Agriculture Jeanne Dudley B. A.- Drake Un-iverslity Iowa State Teachers College Vocal Music lj Marlys Rodemeyer Principals Secretary Fsf Dwight M. Davls, Principal B. A.- Iowa State Teachers College M. A.- University of Iowa Visual Education Drivers' Training '30 .. - .Jec .wife FACULTY P is . f r Audra Heater Iowa Stabe Teachers College Girls Physical Education Joe McCoy B. A.- Iowa Wesleyan Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. Graduate Work- University of Iowa Band and Boys' Chorus 9 'Rl' IW Mrs. Mabel Knott Beed School Nurse f f f .5 'ei 'ir' 'Nninnii 1 my 41 A .win N .. ui f wwf . 223 ri! X. 2 , 3433511 , 2 . Q., 7 SENIORS SYLVIA ALLEN Marching Ban-di, 1, 2, 3, 43 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 G-lee Club x13 Class Play 33 G. A. A. 13 Dramatics 'Club 33 Variety 'Show 33 Woodwind Quin-tet 2, 33 Flute Trio 4. NORMA H. BARNES G. A. A. 1, 23 Librarian 2, 3. DORIIS ELAINE BAUGE Girls Chorus 1, 23 Librarian 3, 43 J-unior Glass Play Crew 3. ROBERT BAUGE DVVIGHT BCEQHN Football 3, 43 H-Club 3, 43 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' 'Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 .Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Wrestling 13 Track 1, 2, 43 Variety Sh-ow 2, 3, 43 Student Coun- cil 1. MARY JEANNE BER:K Balnd 13 G1-ee Club 1, 2, 4.3 Pep Squadl 43 Junior 'Class Plafy Crew 3. RALHH BOCKELMAN Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 43 H-'Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 'Captain' 2, 33 Football Captain 43 F. F. A. 1, 23 Student Council 43 Var-ie-ty Show 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 33 Boys' Chorus' 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed -Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Quartet 3, 43 Solo 3, 43 All State Mixed 2, 43 Madrigal 3, 4. JEALN BOTTKE Glee Club 13 G. A. A. 13 Junior Cl-ass Play 33 One Acts 33 Variety Show 3. DEAN L. HOTTS Bdys' Chorus 11, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketballl 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 H-Club 2, 3, 43 H401-ulb Olificer 43 Softball 33 Variety Show 2, 3. AIJICE JIEAN BOYENGA Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 1, 2-, 3, 43 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Theater Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Clhorus 1, 23 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Variety Show 33 Class Officer 33 Clari- net Quartet 43 Clarinet Trio 43 Instrumental Solo 13 Pep Squadu 2, 3, 4. ELEANOR M. BROWN Band- 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 'Sextet 43 Junior Class Play Crew 33 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4. HAROLD BURMESTER Football 43 Band- 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 3, 43 Junior Class Play 33 Quartet 43 Track 3, 43 Variety S-how 3, 4. ROBERT BUTT F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 3, 4v3 Football 2. GEORGENA CALLA1HA-N .Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 All State Chorus 43 Variety Show 2, 3, 43 Pep Squad 3, 43 Cheerleader 3, 4-3 G. A. A. 33 Class Officer 43 Student Council 43 Student Council Officer 43 Junior Class Play 33 Homecoming Queen 4. BOB CHADWICK llntramurals 13 Junior Class Play 3. SENIORS CHARLES COVELL IVAN DAVI:S Band 1, 2, 3, 43 One Acts 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Bask- etball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 H-Club 43 Student C-ouncil 43 Student Council Officer 43 Class Offic- er 43 Band Officer 43 Annual Staff 4. JERRY B. DAVI4S Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Junior Class Play 33 Class Officer 1, 33 Annual Staff 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 43 H-Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1, 33 H-Club President 43 Boys' Chorus 13 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. RUTH DeVR'IES Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MARTHA DOERINGSVFELD Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 2, 3, 43 President 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 23 Pep Squad 2, 3, 43 President of Pep Squad 43 Homecoming Queen Attendant 43 G. A. A. 13 Dramatic 'Club 3. VESTA JEAN DOINAHUE Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Clari- net Quartet 43 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Theater Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Variety :Show 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Instrumental ISo1o 1, 2, 33 Dramatics Club 33 lu-tramurals 11, 2, 3, 4. SOLVEJG EGEDE Girls' .Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Ac- compan.ist 3, 43 Piano Solo 43 Variety Show 3, 43 Student Council 33 Librarian 2, 33 Junior Class Play Crew 33 G. A. A. 2, 33 Festival Chorus 43 Dramatic Club 3. DEAN L. FURMAN Boys' Chorus 1, 2. MARY JANE GLANVILLE Girls' Chorus 13 Variety Show 33 Jun-ior Class Play Crew 33 One Acts 13 Librarian 43 Dramatic Club 3. DELORES GULDBERG Girls' Chorus 13 G. A. A. 1, 23 Homecoming Queen Attendant 43 Dramatic 'Club 33 Librarian 3, 4. ELEANOR JEAN I-IALLER Girls' Chorus 1, 2: CHRIS HANSE-N Band 1, 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 1, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 4. DWIIGHT A. HAR1RISiON Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 H-club 3, 43 F. F. A. 1, 2, 33 F. F. A. Officer 23 Boys' Chorus 1, 3, 43 Madrigal 43 Junior Class Play 33 Student Council 2. DON E. HEINIS .Footiball 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 13 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Tracln 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 13 H-Club 2, 3, 43 -Football Captain 43 Summer Softball 3. JONN HOVKEL Mixed 'Chorus 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Va- riety Show 2, 33 Librarian 4. SENIGRS ROY JOHANSEN Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestl- ing 1, 2: ll-I-Club 2, 3, 43 Junior Class Play 33 One Acts 33 Variety Show 2, 3, 4. JAMES V. JORGEINSEN Boyws' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 33 All State 'Chorus 33 Variety Show 33 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 F. F. A. Officer 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 43 Student Council 43 Annual .Staff 43 'Dramatic Club 3. GERALD E. JUIHIL Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 23 Football 3, 43 Tra-ck 2, 3, 43 Basketball 43 Wrestling 2. WILBUR W. KENTSON Intramurals 13 Class Officer 1, 23 Student Coun- cil 4. CHARLES J. KLINE Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 23 Boys' 'Chorus 1: H4Club 2, 3, 43 Junior Class- play 3. MARY ANN KUIINIE ' Variety Show 2, 33 Junior Class Play 33 G. A. A. 1, 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 1, 23 Pe-pi Squad 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. MARLENE KOCH Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3. LEONA LEEDOM Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 33 Mixed' Chorus 33 Vocal Solo 33 Pep Band 33 Junior Class Play 33 Concert Band 33 Marching Band 33 nSchool Paper 3. NANCY LEE LIB'BY Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Peqp Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Theater Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Variety Show 2, 3, 43 Clari- net Quartet 2, 43 Clarinet Trio 43 Sltudent Council 43 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Instrumental Solo 13 intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 43 DOROTHY LURSEN Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY RUTH MALLON Concert Band' 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 43 March- ing Band' 1, 2, 3, 43 Theater Orchestra 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 43 Drum Ensem- ble 1, 2, 3, 443 Variety Show 2, 3, 43 Junior Class Play 33 G. A. A. 13 Dramatic Club 3. JIM M-cSvPADE1N Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Junior Class Play' 3. MAVLS MILLER Bam-d 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls 'Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Sexztetbe 43 Variety Show, 3, 43 Homecoming Attendant 4. NONA MILLER Girls' Gle-e Club 1, 3, 43 .Mixed Chorus 3, 43 G. A. A. 13 Festival Chorus 4. GERALDYINE MOORE Girls' Glee Clwb 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 43 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 March-ing Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band! 1, 2, 3, 43 Madrlgal 43 Theater Orches- tra 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club Offio er 43 Band Soloist 13 Student Council 33 Variety Show 2, 33 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3. 1 SENIORS DWIGHT C. MOIORHEAD Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 2, -lg H-Club 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 45 Junior Class Play 3, One A-cts 35 Variety Show 2, 4, Annual Staff 4. 1Rn1NE PEYTON Band 1, 23 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 4, G. A. A. 1, 23 ln- tramurals 1, 2, Junior Class Play Crew 35 Variety Show 2, 3, 4, NOi.MA J. POLK Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Theater Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 All State Band 45 All State Chorus 2, Girls' Chor- us 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus Officer 4g Mixed' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus Officer 4g Sextette 2, 4, Trio 3, 4, Madrigial 2, 3, 4, Vocal Solo 13 Junior Class 'Play 35 Queen' Attendant 4, Annual Staff 4. RONALD D. PORTER BARJBA-RA RATH'MA+N Band 1, 2, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Class Play 33 O. A. A. l, 2, 33 lntramfurals 1, 2, 3, 4. RAY RIJNAUAD Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 1, Track 2, 3, Boys-' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Madrigal 1, 2. 3, 45 Drum Ensemble 1, 25 Band- 1, 2, 3, 4, :H-Club 2, 3, 45 H-Club Officer 45 Class Officer 2, Variety Show 2, 3, 43 Boys' Quartet 3, 43 All State Chorus 25 Junior Class Play 3, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. RONALD RODEMEYER Wrestling lg Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 45 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed -Chorus 3, 4, H-Club 2, 3, 45 Solo 4, Tralck 2, 3, 45 All State Chorus 4. ROBERT L. SCALISE Basketball 1, 2, 41 Football 1, 3, 43 HJClub 3, 43 Intramurals lg One Acts 45 Summer Softball 39 Student Council 3. LAVON'NlE SOLALND Girls' Glee Club 1, Librarian 3, 43 Junior Class Play Crew 3. VIRGINIA SPEAR G. A. A. 1, 23 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Junior Class Play Crew 33 Soloist 1, Festival Chorus 4. JERRY STALEY Footiball 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 43 Traickl 3: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g H-Club 3, 43 Junior Class Play 3. JAMES A. STAURFER Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2: Track 35 I-I-Club 2, 3, 45 Junior Class Play 33 One Aicts 33 Boys' Chorus 1. RICHARD S'TI'LSON :Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 1, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1: Band 2, 313 Jiunior Class Play 35 Variety Show 2, 3, 45 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. FRANCES STOKES Glee Club 1, 29 Variety Show 2, 33 Junior Class Play Crew 3. EVERETT UNLDERWOOD silt in-swf 3' 5 qu-H F law -.pf ' in.,-,ga whens ,.,,:, f G' ,Mg 'R Q isaafa A f i Zz it 4 Q W ' 'mb' 'lzi 2. f ' ,.- -,gafi ' 'fin ,. ' 'sea ceq.. ,5ifii,Q..t -9 ' ' 5., . T Q 3 W W ' 1 -fs? 426 si 2 ff ' fi 'M 's 1 f A. P E' 1 E A. - ' 'li IQ, 1. 1 Q f f G ' ZF X W 'z -3 - . mix, . ny, 1 S 'E , 1, J hits -f i . S. ' ' -.P 4, .1 , ' sa, AJ l ssl s I ul l V 8 A ,P f5 sl V ai- f 9 14 SENIORS HOWARD P. VANLAERE Boys' Chorus 1, 2. WALLACE WlHlPPLE Junior Class Play 31 Wrestling 1, 2, 3: Track 2: One Acts 45 F. F. A. 1, 2, Boys' Chorus 1, 23 Variety Show 2, 3, 4. MARY W'H1ITN'EiY G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, 'Girls' Chorus 13 Junior Class Play 33 Varie-ty Show 3. DONALD E. WILI1IAiM'S Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 F. F. A. 1, 2, Trackl 1, 2, 3, 43 H-Club 3, 4. BESSIIE L. WOLF G. A. A. 15 Girls' Gleie Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 35 Junior 'Class Play 3: Dramatic Club 3: Variety Show 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2, Annual Staff 4. MALRICE H. WO'LF Football 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 13 .F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F. F. A. Officer 3, 43 Mixed Chorus- 1, 2, Junior Class Play Crew 3. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jim Jorgensen ..... . .................... P1'eSid9H1Z Ivan Davis .,,,....,,.,..,......,,.,..,,...,.,,...... Vice President Georgena Callahan ...... Secretary - Treasurer SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Briggs Miss MMIII Mr. Davis Mrs. Dirks Mr. Cheeley Mr. Messerly I-I IS-I-Q IQY CLASS of I95O September, 1937, our parents shoved us off onto the school, which then consisted of coloring, drawing, and napping. Little did we know that this schedule would quickly change. We provided our own musical entertainment by organizing a Kiddie Kaper Symphony Orchestra. The high- light of the year was a Hallowe'en party to which we came attired in grotesque costumes and carry- ing jack-o-lanterns. In first grade the class members put their little noses to the grind stone. The milk and grah- am crackers had disappeared with the sleeping rugs. We read the adventurous novels of Dick and Jane, Winkum, Blinkum, and Nod, and Nip and Tuck. Cleanliness was preached and all nails were supposed to be clipped, filed, and cleaned, also the ivory choppers were inspected by the school marm daily to see if we had taken the IPANA workout. We were little candle makers in second grade and Mary Whitney still retains the formula and procedure that we developed in the basement art room. Jim Stauffer and the Lambert boys sat pantless in the classroom while Miss Strasser draped their snow-dipped trous-ers over the radia- tors. The Dark Ages seemed to return during the third grade, because that was the year of the be- ginning of World War II. In fourth grade we little angels had Miss Tom- kins who was visited daily by her suave suitor, Mr. C. E. Thomas. They later married and lived happily ever after. New arrivals were Marlene Carter, Kenny Wohlford and Jerry Davis. Wil- bur Kenison carried on a mad love affair with Bonny Allen. Miss Budlong and Miss Chadwick tried to hold us down in fifth grade but we were in the ram- bunctious age. The boys still pulled Martha's pig- tails and shoved the other girls down the icy hill, Nancy Libby retaliated by knocking out two of Moo Heins' teeth. The East Side gang with Generals Harrison and Schuler was reinforced by the West Side mob led by Commandos Botts and Rose. Mrs. Beemer, Mrs. Mueller and Miss Dunaway widened our hori- zons and shoved us higher up the ladder. Irene Welch and Dwight Harrison were frequently seen in public places togetherg and Rev. Ivan Davis married some of us behind the Franklin building. These marriages were quickly annulled when the teachers got wind of it. Virginia Spear, Bob Sca- lise and Felix VanLaere joined us which made the class almost complete. 15 We were now fifty-eight strong and in 2 strange, fascinating world. We suddenly began to grow up physically and mentallyg the girls clipped their pigtails and the boys slicked down their domes, with the exception of Moo Heins. Young love sprouted, and we went to our first dances which resembled Quaker meetings-the boys on one sideg the girls on the other. We were on the path that would widen into the road to success. The eighth grade was an advancement, but we still had fun and frolic, also the Board of Per- suasion and copying sections of the Webster Dic- tionary were punishments for misdeeds. We snatched onto eight new members before the day of graduation which thrilled us and our proud mamas and chesty papas. At the beginning of Chapter 9, Robert Butt, Wally Whipple, Ordean Freeze, Norman Barnes, and all the other farmers joined the caravan. We worshipped the seniors despite the irritating ini- tiation and longed for the day that we would occu- py their positions of eminence. Four of our girls came into the Pep Squad to help back the Cham- pionship football team and the near-champ bask- etball team. Time was running out unnoticed by us as we hurried from one thing to another. As Sophomores we sponsored our first mas- querade which later became our Mardi Gras Ball. Mr. McCoy and the music department presented the first variety show that was well attended and much enjoyed. Peggy Durham, the red head from down Texas way, thrilled the male faction of the school-young and old-but she went south with the birdies that fall, gone but so well remem- bered. Also. 1948 is memorable because at this time General Luke Thompson answered the call of his country. Later Dean Dovey and Billy Rose donned the khaki uniforms. We were half-way through our high school when we reported as juniors. We struggled thru English III and delved into bygone days in Mr. Jacot's history class. Mavis Miller, another red- head, replaced Peggy of the year before, and we were blessed with the arrival of the new princi- pal, Mr. Davis. The junior class play was Home Sweet Homicide, andithe theme of the spring piom was an almost realistic evening in the jun- gle. We are now at the top of the pile, but we don't feel nearly as majestic as we anticipated. Maurie Wolf and Miss Schoenfeld played bumper cars on main street and other incidents have drawn our attention. We don't know the title of the result, but some people call it a graduate. We are shoved out into the world like little puppies out of the home kennel. JUNIORS Lulah Alert LaVe1rne Attebvury, Darlene Baldwin, Jim Balkema Phyllis Berk, Garry Birdsall Ethel Bonjour, Helen Mae Branson, Lorraine Cas- pers Marilyn Catherall, Mary Janet Clay Richard Claypool, Joyce Cocking, Delores Colby Darlene Diekrnan, Marlene Dreyer JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Joe Pitsor .....,............... ................. P resident Doris Knueppel ................ - ..... Vice President Marian Timmerman ....... ...- ........... Secretary Joyce Cooking .................. ........ T reasurer Dale Furman Marilee Eislher, Verna Mae Garrison Phyllis Grabbe, Lorraine Gutz Paul Hansen, Wathena Helms-, Lillian Janssen Orin Johnson, Dori-s Knueppel Donavon Krukow, Marlys Lehmann, Mary Ann Geddes JUNIOIQS Carrie Mafddox, Audrey McAfee, Donna Mae Meyer Billy Miller, Jerry Miller Lucille Moore, Norma Muhlenbruch, Rita Mu-rphy Douglas Nelson, Harold Nelson Katfhryn Patton, Tony Perez, Joe Pitsor Robert .Pralle JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS Miss Lundsten Mr. McCoy Mrs. Case Miss Mace- Mr. Gregory Mr. Brunsvold Elaine Rasmussen, Jo Anne Rathman Marian Richtsmeier, Betty Scantlebury, Beverly Scairr Dorothy Sohlomer, LaVerne Sheeler Joyce Sorenson, Joanne Sporleder Jayne Stockberger. Marian Timmerman Diana Whitmore, Max Wilson, Larry Windelow SOP!-IOMOIQES Carolyn Ammerman Cecil Baldwin, Patty Beemer Leroy Behu, Leonard Berghoefer, Joyce Be-rg-mann Donna Boyenga, Karl Brun Robert Bruns, Barba-ra B-urch, Eillen Catherall Rosemary Collins, Richard Crawford Neva Davis., Marilyn Douglas-, Marilyn Dovey SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Harold l-Iiggins ........... - .........................,...... President Bob H811Sk0V ................. - .... - .... . ..... Vice President Larry Guldberg ...... Secretary and Treasurer Dwight Dreyer Laura Endriss, Dallas Funnell Mary Graves, Larry Guldberg, Bonnie Hamilton Diane Harrison, Le-Roy Harty Robe-rt Heilvskov, I-Iarol-d Higgins, Loretta Janssen Ernest Jones, Gordon Jones M-arlys Jones, Merle Kaplan, Patty Jo Kelsey SOP!-IOMORES Kenneth Kothe, Barbara Lehmann Earl Lehmann, Eldon Libby Jean Lumley, Betty Maddox, Audrey Madson Jane Maneely, Dick Matland Donialid Meyer, Syilvia. Nelson, Eunice Oleson Jimmy Olson, Jackie Patton Evan Pritchard, Hal Purcell, Shirley Rowe SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSORS Miss Conyers Mr. Hasson Miss Schoenfeld Joan Schear Leon Scliermer, Paul Schiipper Alvin Simons, Rosalyn Simons Raynard Somfmerfeld, Barbara. Spear James Stahil, Jim Stall-ey, Norman Thompson Alvin Toensing, Duane Toomsen Jody Veeder, James Williams, Dick Wise 'S' ma- 'Shim P75 ln! -viz PRES!-IMEN Esther Alert, Armond Allefn Olga Anderson, Mary Balkem-a, Phyllis Behn LeRoy Berghioefe-r, Harry Birdsell Danny Callahan, Paul Christiansen, Ardelle Cor- rnaney Richard Dreyiefr, Halver Egede .Junior Enldrisls, Charles Farnham, Duane Furman FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Bill Pearson ....... ............ - .......................... P resident Jenny Jensen ....................... t ........... Vice President Beverly Sheeler ..... .Secretary and Treasurer J John Gutz Dale Haver, Marie Heuer Charles Honeck, Monty Hougen, Joann Hovmark Dick Huntington, Andrew Janssen Anita Jelmberg, Bill Jensen, Jenny Jense-n Dick Jorgenson, Keith Kelsey John Knueppel, Lenora Koen-en, J. D. Lumley. FRESHMEN John Marschall, Dick McSpaden Denny Mellott, Earl Menning Rus-sell Mennin-g, Madelynn Me-thfessel, Betty Miller Eleanore Nolte, Dorothy Pandil Junior Parks, Bill Pearson, Sue Peterson Ronald Poland, Marian Pralle Bonnie Rice, Marvin Roberts, Marvin Rodemeyer FRESHMEN CLASS SPONSORS Miss Bryant Miss Heater Miss Dudley Mr. Zaiger J. B. Sanders Frank Scalise, Frieda Schlaman Beverly Sheeler, Sheila Snater, Rena Steenhard Dale Stover, Patricia Thomas C. J. Timmerman, Betty Walton, Betty Whitmore Nancy Williams, Jo Anne Windelow Elva Lou Wolf, Harold Wolltjer, Don Zimmer sv vw 'fr BF 1--1 W! Ellen! LOU the second. It's on the inside, Gents! Quarterbalck Snea-k on 4. When Paw was courtin' Maw. Goo Goo Eyes, the glamour Elly- And they went like hot cakes. Tonnemaker of Minnesotue All American. The barker for the Flamingo Flames. Donn By the Ole Mill Stream. Paris fashion show of the year. The Powers' Models' of the future. But love is brlind. And such is life in the Far' N0l'Ii1. Fiveoclock shadow. Lovely bunch of cocoanuts I4 W, Rock a Bye Baby, Poppa Zim Zam. Aunt Jemima and Pocahon- tas. The Fuvller Brush men. Train Leaving on track 9 for Anahyme, Azooga, Sz Kyucha- mungaf' Pauline's special! Who toined da lights out? A bean head freshie. A one-a two, ready set go. Boing!-O 0-la-la! Lookin' doun a gopher hole? IF NECESSARY! ! Pepsodent Smile .... '! Fugitives from Barnum and Baileys. ILL shovel and you haul awhile, PRES!-IMAN INITIATION and MIX This page is a sorrowful dirge dedicated to our under-privileged freshmen. The resounding wails of the wary newcomers on the mourning of September 27, 1949, echoed resentfully through the halls. The belligerent seniors delighted in towering over the bowed forms of the prostrate freshmen. At noon, a few of the lil' ones succeeded in scrubbing the irritating dried paint from their de- jected faces, but upon returning to their fate, they couldn't escape the clutches of the honorable up- per class men who swabbed a fresh deluge of that irksome green paint on them in preparation for their debut. The major contribution toward the after- noon's program was a display of talent emerging from the gifted freshies. Star attractions proved to be the explicit barker who guaranteed the awed spectators that they'd see twice as much on the inside as on the outside g and as the robust Tar- zan leaped daringly from desktop to desktop, he emitted his famed challenging call of the deep, mysterious jungle. After an eloquent wedding ceremony, which concluded the afternoon farce, the relieved kiddies picked up their scattered b?0kS and belongings and toted them wearily to c ass. ' That evening told a different story. Every- body, the freshmen included, was resplendent. The girls in their gayest silks and satins and the boys in their brightest ties and starched white collars. The freshmen fellows, unaccustomed to feminine accompaniment, were being unusually and self-consciously dignified. The program began with the Master of Cere- monies welcoming everyone. He told us that a few people, new students, and new teachers who had escaped the Hampton Initiation Program, would now be put through their paces. A few sin- ners, underclassmen and teachers, who had tried to muddle the innocent freshmen by saying they, too, were seniors to be obeyed, would also display their talents before the critical audience. After introducing the participants, our show was put under way. Mighty Mott, using one ofrhis famed holds, with the aid of Miss Schoenfeld, demonstrated the intricate sways of the rumba. After being blindfolded, dainty Dudley gulped down the peachy goldfish, which we are sure added a trill to her warbling voice. Of those who had sinned, Kapable Ken and Senseless Schipper passionately portrayed 'a mo- ment of enchantment dancing to the intriguing melody of Old Man River sung by Georgeous Gutzie. l After the program, we had the traditional handshaking ceremony. Several of the seniors, who delighted in rubbing it in, sneeringly asked forgiveness from a few freshmen whom they had unmercifully abused. . Then lunch was served by the seniors to give everyone energy for the destruction, by pulling down and breaking, of the four hundred balloons the seniors had laboriously blown up and hung from the ceiling. In reality, this wasn't such a. great catastrophe, because it did a marvelous Job of ice-breaking and helped to start the dancing in a gay mood. 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A ' 9' Q' Q5 Q' C0 056' 0' ' 3 on H.-oil .1 H1555 :uxmlv-6919 P, QOXQVJQ, ,M wxfcpobk 90,6 V . ,- h but eleven c.,,.1uolh-d the .A .mit -:n::g.'g..fI vi Q. 99 14,0 605 194W 95 0!Ah,h xii, W i T et O! the Ulm, hm were unlb . o U - Y aVef Y gxoilmwh wnh U, Hampton uqatall K 0 - whhhx xx rs-w 25 EUTURE FARMER OE TODAY IS THE FARMER QI- TOMORROW Practical elasswork and laboratory problems in Crops and Soil Management, Livestock Management and Farm Shop during the four years in high school, plus livestock and crops owned and managed by boys on their home farm develops the FARMER OF TOMORROW by Members of December 1, 1949 shown above First row fleft to rightl: Joe Pitsor, treasurerg Donald Meyer, Duane Foomsen, Jim Williams, Robert Butt, Charles Covell, Jim Oleson, Richard Drawford. Second row ileft to rightl: Roy Johanson, treasurerg Jr. Enldriss, Earl Mcnning, Russell Mennin-g, Marvin Rodemeyer, Dallas Funnell, Earl Leh- man, Ernest Jones, Maurice Wolf, secretary. Third row Qleft to rightj: D. Zaiger, advisor: Dwight Dreyer, Robert Heilskov, Bob Bruns, LeRoy Behn, Dick Matland, Leonard Berghoefer, Leon Schei mer. Fourth row ilett to rightjz Donovan Krukow, reporterg Duane Furman, LeRay Harty, J. B. Sanders, Charles. Hon-eck, C. J. Timmerm-an, LeRoy Ber- ghoeter, Andrew Janssen, Halvor Egede, Jim Staley, vice president. Fifth row ilfeft to rightj: Jerry Staley, Jerry Davis, Richard Claypool, Dick Dreyer, Billy Miller, Harold Nelson. Back row: Alvin Simmons, sentinalg Jim Jorgensen, past president. Additional Members: Dick .Stilson, Dwight Behn, Ronald Rodemeyer, Dale Furman, Thadd Canon, Harold Burmester, and Everett Underwood. 26 LEARNING TO DO DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE lg, u , F DM ?- ftni 4 761 01 Q0 it .-. Aw ,-2' ,tg til. Z5 P71099 P 0 a Q s A , tflv-,D E R-1 C' fCUlv ,f Ve x 0 , R C7 I V G. A. A. : Q7 I l l .1 5 ' L-X r--Q-fl, J' Front row: Joann Hovmark, Jayne Stock'berger, Lucville Moore, Doris Knueppel, Joyce Cocking, Jackie Patton, Loretta Janssen, Bon-nie Rice, and Dorothy Pandil. Second row: Vesta Donahue, Nancy Lfbfby, Ethel Bon-jour, E-laine Rasmussen, Marilree Fisher, Mary Graves, Olga Anderson, and Frieda Schlaman. Back row: Betty Whitmore, Marian Pralle, Alice Boyenga, Eunice Oleson, Carolyn Ammerman, Bar- bara Burch, Ellen Lou Catherall, Patty Jo Kefllsey, Audrey Madson, and Beverly Sheeler. TW E37 SENIORS Front row: Mary Ann Kline, Alice Boyenga. Barbara, Rath- man. V? Back row: Nancy Libby, Geraldine Moore, and Vesta Donahue. INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS 27 BUYS AND GIRLS CDF TI-IE MDNT!-I Cl' 21? . 51Q.v'.,?' x . f V ' rl iii' ' 'I' , -:i9?i,!i r I Front row: Norma Polk, Doris Knu-eppel, Martha Doerin-gsfeld, Barbara Bunch, Marian Timmerrnan, Patty Jo Kelsey, and Joann Hovmark. Back row: Ralph Bockelman, Don Krakow, Leroy Behn, Dick Claypool, Jim Jorgenson, and Jim Wil- liams. ,Ivan Davis Knot in picturej has also re-ceived this honor. Girls of the month are chosen for character, leadership, scholarship, and reliability. Boys of the month are chosen for char-acter,leadership, scholarship, and citizenship. I-I-CLUB Front row: James Stauffer, Jerry Staley, Dwight Behn, Jerry Davis, Ray Renaud-, Dean Botts, Paul Schipper Dwight Harrison, and Coach K. Cheeley. Second' row: Richard Claypool, Maurice Woflvf, Roy Johansen, Dick Stilrsonr, Charles Kline, Dwight Moorhead Ralph Bockelmanl, Robert Scalise, and Tony Perez. Back row: Ivan Davis, Orin Johnson-, Ronald Rodemeyer, LaVerne Sheeler, Ray Sommerfeld, Jerry Staley, Don allvd Heins, Don Williams, and Joe Pitsor. 28 STUDENT COUNCIL .vi nr ll Q' Jai .511 an Front row: Jim Williams, Phyllis Behn, Nancy Libby, Ivan Davis, Georgena Callahan, Beverly Scarr, Shirley Rowe, John Gutz Second row: Mr. Davis, Ralph Bockelman, Harold Higgins, Harold Woltjer, Bill Pearson, Joe Pitsor. Donovan Krukow, James Jorgensen. President Vice President SGCDGTHFY-Treasurer Ivan Davis Georgena Callahan Nancy Llbby The Hampton High School Student Council is composed of twelve home room representatives and the four class presidents. At their first meet- ing the council elected their own officers to rep- resent them throughout the year. The council elected Ivan Davis, president, Georgena Callahan, vice president, and Nancy Libby, secretary-treas- urer. The purpose of our Student Council is to dis- cuss any problem which arises in our school and to take action if found necessary and also to pro- mote better relations between the faculty and stu- dents and between students themselves. The Student Council is taking a more active part of our school life by sponsoring many activi- ties. The Student Council promoted the sale of activity tickets, sponsored a Soc Hop dance after the game on November 14, 1949, and also decorated the Christmas tree in our high school assembly. One of the larger jobs the Student Council undertook was to supervise a tour of the Hampton junior high and high school buildings for the benefit of the East Side P. T. A. The coun- cil represented the students in deciding whether they wished to organize a monthly teen-age party at the American Legion club house. Our council took an active part in Student Council work outside of our own school. We sent Ivan and Georgena to represent us at the state Student Council meeting at Marshalltown. Nearly all of our council represented Hampton High at Iowa Falls at the Conference Student Council meeting. Jim Jorgensen and Don Krukow met with other representatives at Eagle Grove to form a constitution for the Conference Student Council. 29 JUNIOR PLAY Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Presented by Junior Class of 1949 Billy Miller .................................................. Steward Betty S-cantlebury ....... ........ M rs. Skinner Jo Ann Rathman To.ny Perez ......... Darlene Diekman Bob Pralle .............. Lorraine Gutz ....... Lowell .Stock ..... Harold Nelson ....... Joyce Cooking .... Joanne Sporleder Orin Johnson ............ Jerry Miller ....,...... Lucille Moore ..... Lorraine Gutz .... Joe Balkema ....... Jack Hunt ....... Cornelia Mr. Skinner Emily Purser Stewardess Dick Admiral Harriet Winitred Leo Inspector ..................... Therese ........ 'Madame Elese Monsieur Window Cleaner Stage Manager-Richard Claypool Book Holder-Ann Geddes Properties--Jerry Miller Publicity-Joyce Cocking ONE ACT PLAYS The Powers That Be By Sara Sloane McCarty and E. Clayton McCarty Characters- The Powers That Be, Those In Authority POWER THE FIRST ........................ Orin Johnson POWER THE SECOND ................ Harold Higgins PATRICIA, a girl who is rich .... Jo Ann Rathman JANE, a girl who is poor .............. Shirley Rowe GWENDOLYN, a child whose dress is just so ...................................... Jo Ann Schear BETTY, a child whose dress is not so at all .................................. Dorothy Schlomer Scene: A secluded place. Time: Today. SHAKESPEAREYS UTWELFTH NIGHT F3 X..a DRESS REVERSALU By John C. Gerber x -. POT LUCK DINNER PEP CLUB President ---'-------- ---- M arth Doerlnigsfeld- Vice President .,,.,,,, -,.-.---..-F--- N eva Dams. Secretary'-Treasurer ..... .... ED lane Harrison The purpose of the Pep Squad is' to promote good spirit and pep among the students of Hampton High, The organization con- sists of six members from each class and six cheerleaders. They are elected into the Pep Squad by their fellow classmates for two years. At the end of this time they may be elected for two more years or some one else may be elected to take their place. Up until last year when girls were elected into the group, they were in for all four years. Now, they have the election on a two year basis. A girl must maintain a c average in her academic sub- jects in order to remain in the Pep Club. Our six cheerleaders are elected by the whole student body. The organization is in charge of the pep meetings. This year other organizations have helped the Pep Squad put on skits for our pep meetings. The Pep Squad has uniforms of red skirts, black sweaters, and white blouses. The group has its own traditional song, and oh how they love to sing it! This is a very lively group with many activities. Some of them include an annual Christmas party, pot lucks, and sponsor- ing dances after games. The Christmas party is their dressy party of the year. The pot lucks are very informal and enjoyed by all. The cheerleaders have done a splendid job in leading the yells for the football and basketball games and wrestling meets. The Pep Squad has tried to create better school spirit and hopes to be able to maintain it in the years to come. PEP SQUAD Front row: Darlene Diefkman, Dorothy Schlomer, Joan S-chear, Barbara Rathman, Mary Berk, Madelyn Methfes sel Jenny Jensen, Ardelle Cormaney, Phyllis Berk, Patty Jo Kelsey. Se-cond row: Lorraine Gutz, Betty Walton, Patty Beemer, Phyllis Behn, Joyce Sorenson, Jo Anne Rathman, Geor gena Callahan. Phyllis Grabbe, Jo Anne Windelow, and Sue Peterson. Back row: Rosemary Collins, Alice Boyenga, Diane Harrison, Geraldine Moore, Martha Doeringsfeld, Audley Madson, Betty Scantlebury, Lorraine Casper, Neva Davis, and Mary Ann Kline. 32 'K n . ' .9 v J ' rr iw' v Q1 Cl-IEEIQ LEADERS Piano Bench: Phyllis Behn, and' Phyl- ' G bbe. hs ra Geor ena Callahan Jo Anne Top: S ' f 1 Rathman, Joyce Sorenson, and Paitiy Beemer, Left to right: Phyllis. Grabbe, Phyllis Behn, Jo Anne Rarthm-an, Joyce Soren- 2011, Patty Beemer, and Goergena Calla- an. vw- ' Front row: Phyllis Grabbe and Georgh ena Callahan. Back row: Patty Beemer, Phyllis Behn, Joyce Sorenson, and Jo Anne Rathman. ' ' A ANNUAL STAFF Art Editor Norma Polk Editor Jerry Davis Assistant Manager Ivan Da vis Fusineses Manager Dwight 'fioorhead Senior Class President Jfim Jorgensen C0-Editor Bessie Wolf Advisor, Miss Lillian Mann Collectors ' M. Whitney, J. Hokel, M. Glanville, B, Scalise, L. Solzind, E. Haller, V. Spear and R. Butt. COPY WRITERS Seated! Delores Gllldbefg Seated: Sylvia Allen Left to right: Solve-jg Egede, Dwight Harrison, Ray Renaud, Geraldine Moore, Mary Whitney, Norma Barnes, and Martha Doeringsfeld. 34 il! BEHI DT w' AUTOGRAPHS 0 J - 40 ah n ' VOCAL MUSIC C 3 m X -X ax W5 If X196 SEXTETTE VOCAL SOLOISTS TRIO Q-fy Voc!-xL Music: . I ,fl 1- .. pb .. 4, ,V 1 . W4 fx, g j 3,3 if Vg? . A5 , .3 QUARTETTE ...f , K V I 1 ALL 39 Mm US FIRST GIRL-S CHORUS Front row: Marilyn Catherall, Darlene Diekman, Jo Anne Windelow, No11a Miller, Betty Walton, Joyce Sorenson, .Sue Petsrson, Jenny Jensen. Marilyn Douglas, Vesta Donahue. Norma Polk, Georgena Callahan, Betty Mallon, and oan Sc ear. Second row: Lorraine Gutz. Eunice flleson, Marian Richtsmeier, Ellen Lou Catherall, Dorothy Pandil, Wathena Helms, Patty Beemer, Bonnie Hamilton, Joanne Sporleder, Diane Harrison, Joan Hovmark, Rosemary Collins, Lor- etta Janssen, Barbara Burch, and Jackie Patton. Third row: Elaine Rasmussen. Phyllis Behn, Irene Peyton, Nancy Libby, Gerry Moore, Mavis Miller, Jayne Stockberger. Frieda Schlaman, Solvejg Egede, Bessie Wolf, and Audrey Madson. Back row: Eleanor Brown, Marian Timmerman, Joan Hokel, Baibara Spear, Barbara Lehmann, Joyce Berg mann, Joyce Cocking, and Virginia Spear. MADRIGAL Front row: Darlene Diekman, Mary Janet Clay, Geraldine Moore, and Norma Polk. Back row: Ralph Bockelman, Leroy Behn, Lowell Stock, Dwight Harrison, and Ray Renaud. SECOND GIRLS CHORUS Front row: Marilyn Dovey, Laura Endriss, Mary Berk, Olga Anderson, Madelyn Mevthfessel, Sylvia Nelson, Phyl- lis Berk, Norma Muhlenbruoh, Eleanore Nolte, and Lenora Koenen. Second row: Jane Maneely, Marie Heuer, Beverly Sheeler, Carolyn Ammerman, Nancy Williams, Rita Murphy, Elva Lou Wolf, Rena Steenhard, and Kathryn Patton. Back row: Rosalyn Simons, Sheila Snater, Betty Miller, Darlene Baldwin, Helen Branson, Donna Mae Meyers, Verna Mae Garrison, Barbara Burch, Dorothy Lurson, and Etta Murphy. MIXED CHORUS Front row: Betty Mallon, Darlene Diekman, Sue Peterson, Betty Walton, Bonnie Hamilton, Patty Beemer, Marvlr Roberts, Frank Scalise, Solvejg Egede, Dick Wise, Keith Kelsey, Jackie Patton-, Jayne Stockberger, Joanne Spor lecler, Vesta Donahue, Marilyn Douglas, and Georgena Callah-an. Second row: Elaine Rasmussen, Gerry Moore, Lorraine Gutz, Jo Anne Winrdelow, Mary Jan-et Clay, Mavis Mill- er, Ralph Bockelman, Dick Matland, Tony Perez, Dick Jorgensen, Frieda Schlaman, Rosemary Collins, Loretta Jans- sen, Diane Harrison, Norma Polk, Joann Hovmark. Third row: Nona Miller, Joan Hokel, Eleanor Brown, Phyllis Behn, Ronald Rodemeyer, Danny Callahan, Ernest Jones, Harold Higgins, Charles Farnham, Harold Nelson, Leroy Behn, Virginia Spear, Joyce Cooking, Marian Timmer- man, and Marian Richtsmeier. Back row: Eldon Libby, Don Zimmer, Dwight Moorhead, Duane Furman, Ray Sommerfeld, Alwin Toensing, Cecil Baldwin, Monty Hougen, and Karl Brun. BOYS CHORUS Front row: Keith Kelsey, Marvin Roberts, Paul Christiansen, Frank Scalise, Dick Wise, John Gutz, Dick Matland Eldon Libby, James Jorgensen, Dick Stilson, Harold Higgins and Halvor Egede, Second row: Eugene Smith, Ralph Bockelman, Roy Johansen, Harold Burmester, Jerry Juhl, Danny Callahan Lowell Stock, Ronald Rodemeyer, Gordon Jon-es, Dwight Harrison, Ray Renaud, Joe Pitsor, and Dick Claypool. Back row: Don Kiukow, Chris Hansen, Leroy Behn, Robert Butts, Dwight Behn, Karl Brun, Alwin Toensing Douglas Nelson, Dwight Moorhead, Orin Johnson, Don Zimmer, Monty Hougen, and Ray Sommerfeld. 41 lahoma' ' VARIETY SHOW Hampton High School Music Department presents Www 76am EM! ANNUAL VARIETY SHOVV High School Auditorium Hampton, Iowa Friday, March 10, 1950 8:00 p. m. Directed by Jeanne Dudley Joe McCoy Indian Love Songs 42 S I South Pacific S 1 v ws. 9- z uf l Q . ,A . ' f . E ,V 3, Eu . . ,,. is i x Hz Dancing in the 43 Dark l 'f Q K 9 'N - 'xy 4-QR 4 3, , x. . 'rf I f'-lv BATONS Rosalyn Miller Ellen Lou Catherall Majorettes , Lett: Jenny Jensen Pauuus Front: Phyllis Behn TWIRLERS Left to right: Marcia Pralle, Nancy Cook, Judith Jeffrie, Carla, Chadwick, Dixie Dorsey, Beverly Johnson and Rosalyn Miller. 44 ' CONCERT BAND Front row: Sylvia Allen, Betty Scantlebury, Marsha Jones, Ivan Davis, Martha Doeringsfeld, Delores Colby, Karen Rost, Mary Balkema, Lorraine Casper, and Patty Jo Kelsey. Second row: Nancy Libby, Alice Boyenga, Shirley Rowe, Norma Polk, Charles Farnham, Jackie Patton, Eldon Libby, Kenfneth Kothe, Dick Huntington, Norman Johansen, Lucille Bergmann, Judy Scantlebury, Sandra Dickson, Sandra Zaiger, Roger Street, Larry Larson. Third row: Vesta Donahue, Mavis Miller, Joyce Cocking, Alwin Toensing, Neva Davis, Loren Cooking, Audrey Madson, Kay Beebe, Harold Burmester, Chuck Donahue, Marilyn Douglas, and Gerry Moore. Back row: Betty 'Mallon, Garry Elsbury, Karl Brun, Marvin Roberts, Ray Renaud, Jack Donaldson, Harold Hig- gins, Chris Hansen, Donna Boyenga, and Sue Peterson. MARC HING BAND 45 Drum Ensemble Trio Clarlnet Trio Clarlnet Quartette LETTE JOURNAL A w-M? A..,,,A, MM i N. ,, Q W, 7 47 suv ji, S fm' .Q-'fu A ,KI ,v.,u?'f 3 mug STU-SON GRIN JOHN SON RAY REUAUD RONALD nooamaygq FU OTI3 1949 LL .md STAUFFBR 'AU Pvvmuo an NS Bos scausi- T0 NY PF-REI. CH E 5885 LHR ,, 4... uvusl-rr mmmson SSL Q. M, ownenf sum- W W--- -,,,, W--- mum aocnumau num onus Ly Jimw S15 mm. sem:-vga 49 'll- X i T., -d S Q- S T I I S x f I 4 N f U N -3- , fl S xxz, I X-,l THIS IS THE HAMPTON HIGH FOOTBALL FIELD AFTER THE LAST KICKOFF GAME. LOYAL HAMPTON SUPPORTERS I-IAVE RIPPED DOWN THE GOAL POSTS. THE TEAM HAS LEFT THE FIELD. ALL THAT REMAINS ARE MEMORIES OF THE MANY HAMPTON HIGH BOYS WHO PLAYED THEIR LAST GAME HERE. CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF 1 THEM, AND TO THEIR COACHES. THANKS TO THEIR SUPPORTERS. AUTGGRAPI-IS VARSITY Front row: Coach Cheeley, Ivan Davis, Robert Scalise, Ronald Rodemeyer, Jim Stauffer, Dwight Moorhead, Charles Kline, Ray Renaud, Dwight Harrison, Dwight Behn, Don Heins, and Coach Brunsvold. Second row: Orin Johnson, Jerry Ju-hl, Ralph Bockelman, Maurice Wolf, Robert Pralle, Douglas Nelson, Don Williams, Tony Perez, and Harold Burmester. Back row: Richard Jorgensen, Richard Claypool, Joe Pitsor, Jim Staley, Paul Schip- per, Dean Botts, Dick Stilson, Jerry Staley, LaVerne Sheeler, and Harry Birdsell. FRESHMORES Front row: Coach Mott, Gordon Jones, Harold Woltzer, Bill Jensen, Dan Callahan, Dick Dreyer, Robert Heilskov, Eldon Libby, Bob Bruns, and Coach Siekmann. Second row: Alvin Simons, Junior Parks, Frank Scalise, Bill Pearson, Duane Toom- sen, Larry Guldberg, and Jim Williams. Back row: Merle Kaplan, Dale Furman, Don Meyers, -Monty Hougen, Hal Purcell, John Gutz, and John Marschall. 51 I-ICDMECOMING Anyone who happened to be in Hampton the Thursday night before Homecoming would have seen strange and mystifying sights. A long winding parade of what looked like stu- dents, but yelled in some strange tribal chant, could be seen winding their way through the usu- ally quiet streets. At last the group halt-ed on a large dark field behind the school house. Suddenly a large bonfire burst into flame and a body was tossed onto it by several boys. The crowd again broke into strange chants and at in- tervals a silence would fall and individuals would talk a few moments and then the voice of the mass would surge up again. What was this strange thing? It was the tra- ditional snake dance held the night before Home- coming. The chants were cheers led by the cheer- leaders, the individuals were the coaches of Hampton High, and the body was a dummy rep- resenting Algona, the opponent for tomorrow's game. As the fire burned lower, a poemf written in tribute to the football team and coaches was read and after a few more yells, everyone went home to get a good nights rest for the coming fracas. Well, at speech making, folks, I'm just not very gabby, But was caught unaware By our friend, Phyllis Grabbe- Who asked me to come To this bonfire tonight And say a few wordls On the coming dog fight. The Algona High School, So I am told, Call themselves- Bulldogs, Daring and bold. They growl and they bark With fire in their eye! But our Hampton Bulldogs Th ' lti l ey can t even e For 'boys like our Jerry, Our Dean and our Dwight Can gobble them up In one good-sized bite! And Dog-Trainer Cheeley Is the best in the lot, Helped by Brunsvold and Hasson And Siekman and Mott. So I think we're all set For a Wow of a fight, And will send them home howling On Homecoming Night! By Miss Conyers Friday afternoon there was another parade led by the band and cheerleaders. The team and the coaches rode in the back of a large decorated truck, the, queens rode in convertiblesg and the students, accompanied by their sponsors, followed in more or less orderly ranks. The parade wound around the streets and was broken up for cheer- ing at a main intersection. It was a perfect night for a gameg and the day had been warm and golden and glorious with autumnal colorsg the evening was clear and star- lit with just a touch of coolness in the air. The team had n-ever looked 'better than as, in their new scarlet and white uniforms, they went through their warm-up exercises. A gigantic cheer followed them as they left the field for a few last minute instructions from coach, and again swelled as they returned. In spite of several more or less seriously in- jured men, the Hampton team was in good spirits: they were out for a victory! The first half was exciting with Hampton in possession of the ball most of the time. The Bull- dog eleven left the field amid cheers-they were ahead 6-0 and intended to stay that way. During the half, the Hampton High Band marched out onto the field, and awaited the arriv- al of the queens, who came in convertibles, and were then escorted to chairs placed in the middle of the field. Mr. Briggs announced the queen, Georgena Callahan, and presented her with the traditional bouquet of red roses. He pinned strik- ingly lovely autumnal orange colored corsages on the four attendants-Norma Polk, Mavis Miller, Delores Guldberg and Martha Doeringsfeld. A musical program, including a ballet by four high school girls, was then presented by the band for the queen and her courts' entertainment. The Hampton boys came out onto the field, amid cheers and the strains of the Hampton High School Song, rested and ready for the second half. The team continued playing the same brand of exciting, hard to beat ball the second half Pncl as the game ended, amid jubilant shouts, the score stood 12-0. After the game, the annual Alumni Homecom- ing dance was held in the high school gym which had been decorated with the '49 Gold Rush as the theme. The Homecoming queen was crowned by the football captains, Don Heins and Ralph Bockel- man, and led the grand march which opened the evening dancing. All in all, we're sure the 1949 Homecoming was the best yet. 52 ww? .NWA BASKETBALL . - l --'A W' ,49 YW r 4 ' L I E QA , ml- X J wasnt rusamson KA sw Q52 x 5 X K 'lx Pmn. SGI-UPPER MMIII-D IUBMESTER DEAN BUTTS I if QT? E 1 A M X D X ff XX IVAN DAVIS LAVERNE BTTEBERRY RAY RENRUD 1 . , V M ' , f 1 '..1 ', ,Of ,' v . V . 'WX W' I s J ji 3' vf ' as W f H ,Q zz' I Y A 1 mn '-'Q ' ' gf? I N1 :ml 3 -1 -' , . V ix , fi ' mm Q ' if ,, ,qu fs 1 'R F Q yi? Q, ,I fx Q, .' Q, K fy K 'rouv Pena: owscuf maonauu ,K f 3.5 x V' Ni N -av W N WAY TT Q 'uf , xxx, , ,A fm 'C 'i !,S.....5.. UO! SCA!-ISE 1 , -3 5 JERRY Jlllll. , YTWW if I Don news 3 BASKETBALL Coach Cheeley's 1950 Bulldogs had a slow time sltarfting at the beginning of the hardcourt season. After suffer- ing five close defealts, a spirit struck the Bulldogs and theywent on to have a nine game wlinning streak only having it broken by the League-leading Lynx from Webs-ter City. ' Probably the highlight of the season was the Conrference Tournament. Hampton met 'powerful Webster City in the first round at Iowa Falls. A determined scrappy outfit came out on top, 27 to 22. T-he next round was held at Webster City. The Bullldogs faced another one of the top teams, Humlboldft. T-he crew was up to true form and downed the Wildcats, 40 to 37. 'Hampton was to play in the finals, something the boys had really worked for. Algona, also one of the top three teams, was the other finalist. A close hardlfought game ended, 41 to 35, with the Bulldogs the winners and Tournament Conference Champs, a title which Hampton has never had before. Anoltlher trophy was added to the trophy case when Hampton defeated Clear Lak-e and Svt. Jose-pnh of Mason City in the lsectional at Sheffield. This put Hampton in the district. GAMES AND SCORES Hampton ..,..,, ......... B elmond 3'5 Hampton 49 ..... ,.,,..,..... C lanion 28' Hampton ....... ....... H umboludt 39 Hampton 40 ...,.. ...,., I owa Falls 36 Hampton ........ Alckley 1:6 Hampton 57 ..... Eagle Grove 44 Hampton ....... ....,... I owa Falls- 36' Hampton 34 ...........,................,... Webster City' 39' Hampton .. Clear Lake 28 Hampton 35 ......................................,..... Clarion 37 Hampton Webster City 35 , Hampton --.'--v -.-- ., S L Joseph 36 Sectional Tournament 52222211 ...... .-..- J 333152333 as Hampton. Eagle Grover 33 D ' A ' ' osep H9fmDt0l1 ------ ---'----'- C leaf Lake 26' District Tournament Hampton Webster City 2-21' Hampton .......... ........... H umbollvdt 37 Hampton 2-0 .......i............................ Forest City 33 Hampton Algona 3-5 ' conference games , Him-D t.0ll 41 ...., ....... ......... . .. 37 Belmond' 3'1 ' con-ference tournament FRESHMORES Front row: Coach 0. A. Brunsvold, Gordon Jones, Eld Llbb , R S Bobtgruns, Bill Jensen, Ernest Jones, Jim Stahl, Harry Birdsza, Hal ygurcaesll, atilndnlaiixrggi Smi Second row: John Gutz, Dick Matland, John :M h ll, Bill P . skovh Die Stover, Junior Parks, and Monty Hougenfusc a earson' Robert Hen ac row: Richard Crawford, Paul Christiansen, Marvin R d J h K pel, C. J. Timmerman, Dick Wise, and Earl Menning. 0 emeyer' 0 n nuep' in-qw' WQESTLING WRESTLING SQUAD Front row: Mr. Mott, Duane Furman, Donovon Krukow, Le Ray Hzlrty, Frank Scalise, Jim Williams, and Karl Brun. Second row: Jerry Davis, Ralph Bockelman, Jim Staley, Joe Pitsor. and Jerry Staley. Back row: La Verne Sheeler, Dick Dreyer. Larry Guldberg, Dan Callahan. Dwight Dreyer, and Alvin Simons. 57 AUTGGRAPI-IS X55 UIIIIIU 59 C. W. Polk, Prlnelpal B. A. Upper Iowa. University M. A. State University of Iowa Science Harold E. Mott B. A. Iowa State Teaichers College Arithmetic, History, Health, Spelling Wrestling Assistant with Football Donna M. Mooney B. A. Mundelein College Chicago, Illinois' English, History, Health, and Remedial Reading JUNIOIQ HIGH FACULTY E I 60 Lois L. Schoenfeld B. A. University of Iowa Dramatic Coach English, Speech Fred A. Siekmann B. A. University of Dubuque Dubuque, Iowa Social Studies, Mathematics Basketball Mrs. Katie Walk Iowa. State Teachers College Geography. Spelling Mathematics 4 S U. STUDENT CCDUNCIL 5 1 fi - r va ik ,..-at X- Junior High Student Council fFirst Semesterl Front row: Pattie Higgins, Sally Peterson, Sh 'l M hl - ' - Woltjer, and Martha Harrison. 81 a u enbruch. Donna Smith. Dori S Second row: Robert Wright, Lee Heins. Sharon Schear, Jo Ann Haines, Larry Lar. son, and Clyde Callahan. 114 'gn 'iv 'Htl' Junior High Student Council fSecond Semesterj OI Front row: Bette Bonsall, Shirley Wipple, Carol Davis, Arland Waters. Wayne Drey- er, and Gene Parks. Second row: Mary Jane Thompson, James Low, Carole Randall, Gerry Elsbury, an Earl Grabbe. d Back row: Polly Grayson, Janice Low. Norman Johansen, Virgil Botts, Ellen Gang- stead, and Betty Crawford. 61 EIGI-ITI-I GRADE EIGHTH GRADE Front row: James Low, Gerry Elsbury, Robert H-artgrave, Donald Dyer, Jim Dirks, Keith Cuffel, Dick Holz, Ronald Lindner, and Larry Larson. Second row: Joan Kramer, Sally Jo Heeren, Betty Crawford, Carol Davis, Ester Jensen, Mary Claire, Lois Janssen, and Alice Day. Back row: Martha Harrison, Norman Johansen, Lee Heins, Harold Jones, Leon Casey, Jim Kerr, Keith Kothenbeutal, Jack Donaldson, Virgil Botts, and Ellen Gangstead. seem GRADE EIGHTH GRADE Front row: Gene Parks, Archie Steenhard, Lynn Stayner, Ray Rasmussen, Richard Nelson, Jim Olmstead, C. J. Mosher, Donald Raisoh, Ronald .Schoon. Second row: Marjorie Velkers, Nancy Peterson, Sharon Schomburg, Barbara Schuler, Janice Rasmussen, Marjorie Wildebour, Delores Vietor, Donna Smith, Kay Patton, Connie Zacharias. Back row: Kenneth Rodemeyer, Sheila Muhlenbruch, Doris Woltjer, Phyllis Paullus, Norma Jean Schermer, Cheryll Thomas, Joyce Smith, Joan Simonsen, Kathryn Price, Kay Yaw. 62 SEVENTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE Front row: Wayne Dreyer, Clyde Callahan, John Dorsey, Johnny Ellison, Earl Grabbe. Howard Branson, Robert Burch, Charles Donahue, Neil Anderson. Second row: Martha Abel, Barbara Anderson, Shirley Froning, Diane Burmester, Barbara Akers, Rosella Buss, Barbara Boehmler, Betty Bonsall, Sandra Jo Dixon, and Myrtle Ann Cormany. Back row: Richard Ahrens, Elizabeth Butler, Margot Christenson, Janet Gelder, Polly Grayson, Joan Haines, Beverly Hartgrave, Susan Brasel, Joan Fink, and Dennis Berk. ,4 uv! Q , 3 I -QE, SEVENTH GRADE Front row: Richard Wright, LaVerne Towle, Darrel Staley, Edwin Shaffer, Ernest Schlaman, Robert Wright, Duane Sherer, Jay VanWert, and Arland Waters. Second row: Joy Rosevink, Ilene Williams, Joan Stover, Sharon Schear, Patty Win- delow. Shirley Whipple, Mary Jane Thompson, Shelmadine Steenhar-d, Beverly Wohlford, Lois Sherer, Back row: Robert Wagner, Duane Schmitt, Mary Ann Siems, Mary Ann Smith, Lowella Stock, lla Mae Simons, Jane Whitehead, Alvin Wood, and James Stayner. 63 SEVENTH GRADE 'wr SEVENTH GRADE Front row: Arley Harty, Roger Palmer, Kenneth Janssen, Donald Jones, David Kel- sey, Dean Miller, Robert Nelson, Kenneth Larson, John Madson, and Billy Huffman. Second row: Mary Ann Janssen, Beverly Kelly, Marsha Jones, LaRae Jones, Judith Juen-gal, Janice Kramer, Lou Ann Mosher, Ruth Ann Patton, Jean Ann Jensen, and Donna. Nivens. Back row: Harold Johnson, Charlene Lursen, Patsy Rice, Carol Randall, Sally Peter- son, Janice Low, Patty Higgins, Arnelda Muhlenbruch, Helen Jones, Maxine Janssen, and John Maddox. JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING Front row: Coach Mott, David Kelsey, Edwin Schaefer, Darrel Staley, Arland Waters, John Dorsey Chuck Donahue. Back row: Kenny Larson, C. J. Mosher, Alvin Woods, John Madson, Roger Palmer, and Neil Anderson. 64 JUNIOR I-IIGI-I ATI-ILETI The Junior High Football squad of 1949 consisted of the following boys: Virgil Botts, Quarterback Jim Dirks, End Don Dyer, Center Gerry Ellsbury, Center Robert Hartgnave, Back Lee Heins, Back Norm-an Johansen, End Keith Kothenbeutal, Tackle Harold Johnson, Tackle C. J. Mosher, Tackle Jim Olmstead, Tackle Eugene Parks, Back Ray Rasmus-sent, Back Neil Anderson, Guard! Howard Branson, Gluand Clyde Callahan, End Chuck Donahue, Guard John Dorsey, Guard Donald Jones, Tackle David Kelsey, Back Kenny Larson, Back John Madson., End Bobby Nelson, Back Edwin Shagger, Tackle Darrel Staley, Guard James Stayner, Guard La.Verne Towle, Back Richard Wright, Back They played a. schedule of six games, two each with Iowa Falls, Eagle Grove, and Clarion. The Hamp- ton boys lost the first five games, but in the last game showed that they were future Bulldogs by coming balck in the second half with the second half with the score 20 to 0 against them to defeat Clarion 21 to 20. L Front row: Coach Siekmann, Gene' Parks, Bob Hartgrazves, and Jim Dinksl. Back row: Don Dyer, Lee Heins, Ray Rasmussen, Virgil Botts, and J1'm Olmstead. Wright. Front row: Dale Stockberger Verne Tolle, Clyde Callahan 1 Back row: Coach Siekmann D Wright, Harold Johnson Don Jones, Dean Miller Hofwwrd Brans AUTCDGIQADI-IS YI I? 1' J wr sw kgs , gm! .X ff 'K . My ,, f . 4:5 4 K A M 4 f . 'e s wi? ,M 'H - 3 I,- MW gif W xg. M , . A ., , A, , . de 1501 va' 'iitfn , ' 169' W' 4: 5,5 wfmsif' via' , kj, F I ,vs , ,HX S V mil, gi, ,L 6 f . - : A x Y I. Q. -'M Af, , w r: W- . A lf, ,.,. K 'E , ww X 5 I W 4 .- - news: , . ,. , 3 A .VV Ewa ' 5 Q W W' fy by if in X we ar if --Qzf .... .QQ M .1 M 4 Q Q. mv km EM X 1 g H-Mix f Q: A M 2 E N, M, ,:. ,.,: ,,, 5 L Q ,Q . . as N Q' lax ff wry it 39 AQ. wg Jvf' 32 vm.. .5 fa A 45, ,Ai .lv ' ' ' Qhff f ,f KN-:W .. I JJ, iv wiv! H-,pr-vu 67 .s' L, 'QP 4- yffi? f- Z .ii t , I, X. A Q? , s Q i3g5 A-1 3 .65 V Hifi fn W? Q s NQWIP W cf , V if fx pg, .17 6 ,V W , diff? f-L 5 .V , , , 1,1 xi E . . fig? 'v' , I ' '1' A g in .,f f 's??g1 in 37 68 we 1 l X as P 2 . SN H il Zim ll' 1. The dead-end kids. 2 . Rambling Rose La Rosa. 3. Brass! Hats--at ease. 4. D-ale De Vin-ci tutoring Don Juan. 5. Tryin' to catch flies? 6. Roll the Cad out, Maurice. 7. Bosom buddies. 8. The two H-Bomb scientists in their lab! ! 9. We think it's stuwffedi-the fish. 10. It's a wonder the camera. withlstood the Double Wham- my. 11. Laughing girl and Soggy. 12. Delores, like Milton, Commun- ing with nature. 13. Don't look cold, do they? 14. Bottoms up, Matey! ! 15. The big pull. 16 . Queen of Sheba? ,7 g......... 1,15 I rf. i f .bf K' ' 'ff ' x QVQ-V lk ex, A ' f '.- 'ff X f . i , 'F 'N I In f he jk ff' 1 Super Duper Jet Powered Transpluneten- , we F 4 2 Llalll hii Y i A 2 wi 4 2 V K l l vyfu-wf:, '., 5 ' .',-1 , , f -- :- pg ,i 5- fn.- . in 7 . , A , 5 3 t A ,ninb . 10 I ' 1 it - 11 ' , ki . 'W 12 .W . H :El lisq I 1 A .,, is 5 9 f it-as rf 'W af? tal Space Ship. Anahym, Azooza, Kookamunga. Girls Chorus Party-A good time was had by all. Homecoming parade-Belle with a belle of the ball. Mardi Gras-Daizy Mae and Lil' Abner. Halloween Party-Hold'er tight Ivan. Mix-Frog race of Franklin County. -Mix-Fun for all. Poor Miss Lundsten. Homecoming-Pass the scotch tape. Homecoming-Gorilla Davis, Girls Chorus Party-All three can't dance, Oh!y'0n beautiful Dolly-? Two old buts. West side 4th and 5th Grade. Phyllis was such a little girl then. Guess who? Live wire Denny Mellot in his younger years. Jim always was a fast one with the WOIHGII. This was when Seah was just a Piniple. llollering Haller. Pee VVee. VVhat El smirk, Jackie. Picture of innocence. Hicki from the farin. VVasn't Norma sweet? Such a sly, sweet glance, Bess. Hi Ho, Silver. away. Gettuin up, .lo Jo. Wasn't Dwight a Cutie? l?on't let Rainy get yon down. .l oh n. -. 'Hi -In 'I-ldv? '2 '4 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. SQ! V By the old school house. Look at that form, diving that is. From this came the expres- sion Poor Dog . A local stoop in the local loop. What are you waiting for, Audrey? Pussy cat Burch who ate the sparrow. Gone are the days when my heart was young and gay. Maurice and Roy 1 From kiddie cars to bikes. The big seven. Hammerhead. Dollie and Dottie. Pat, Jenny, and all the girls. The Wildcats, Den Troop 57. Satchel, Hump, and Dog- gitgiu Waitin-g for Watchdog, Mr'- Spaden's sleek job. .aws- Av I0 '4 P L is 'Fi 1 . .'3'T if . 16. 17. 18. Eleanor with a little bow. Game over? Barb and Ginny. gm 'sv .. MM 1 -4 Fi .N 'IU' All ,,,,Q,guulDUl' Mama's little helper. Miss Conyier's ingenuity. Whaitta physique! ? Did l miss anything? Mmfm! ! Put your arms around me, honey. VVOWI Parting is such swe-et sor- row , originated from scenes like this, What's the matter Vesta, Jim around? Two laps around the football field. 2:00 O'clock andi all is- Well? Waitin' fer the bell. Tire-d, Mary? What's so funny? l K + tl, A 4, f i fl' '13 fw aww, -. t .mms,1,s,L,,ss.wnil,f.a,,,a.:.awit,, to . A. is . ,,..,.-ann. fx. 'D ,ff Moulflswirt Y 5 , 1. 1950 chassis. 2. Just thinking of Dan. 3. Hot fender-i? 4. -And then What?? 5. Oops! ! Wrong door! ! 6. The old maidsg and no won- der. 7. Good morning, Ray. 8. Did the grass tickle, too? 9. Up in the morning, out on the job. 10. Posing for Charm . 11. Farmer Behng bean farmer. 12. 5 ft. two, suit of blue. 13. You like that better than a swimming suit? 9 9: 4 -I 1 'Q 'S rl 4 K , ' .Q , ,.. 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One sunn-y day in Autumn-? ,Zir- First National Bank Hampton State Bank Robinson Brothers Bruns' Inn Casper's Kitchen t'athey's Drive-lnn Club Cafe Douglas Ice Cream Dreierdale Inn Hampton Cafe Mid-Town Lunch Skelly Lunch Spa Cafe Whitncy's Coffee Shop B 85 W Food Market Basket Grocery Birdsell Super Valu Clifton Super Market Diamond Brothers Diekman Meat Market Jenning's Super Market Kris's Kash and Kary NV. F. Douglass 81 Son Graham Department Store Jenning's Dry Goods Swartz Apparel Shop M. 81 M. Clothing Store St. Clair 8: Butler Bockelman Tailor Shop City Cleaners Quality Cleaners Burke's Jewelry Haney's Jewelry Store Cannon .Studio Wilson Studio Aagesen Drug Store Marschall Drug Company Finnell's Variety Store R. M. Harrison Company La Charm Beauty Shop Pauline's Beauty Shop Davies Manufacturing Company Franklin County Implement Company Dr. M. E. Diggins, Chiropractor Evans'-Starner Furniture Company Saylor's Home and Auto Supply Staley Farm and Supply Company Hampton Farmers Co-op Company ' ' 1 DONORS .-QT. NVanda's Beauty Shop Bender Shell Service Donaldson D-X Dyer's Skelly Service Johnson's Service Station Lutzke's .Service Station Petersen's City Service Sernett's Super Service Stoffer's Service Station W1'iglit's Conoco Station Beebe Lumber Company Townsend Merrill Company Louis Foss Farmers Co-op Creamery Swift 82 Company Riggins Paint and Wall Paper George Brown Henderson's .Shoe Store Farm Bureau Hampton Sales Company Allen Garage Fahrmann Motors Starbuck Super Service V. 8: H. Motor Company Wood Auto Company Archie's Tire Shop Howard's Radio .Service Merle's Radio Shop Sikkema Repair Shop Comstock Electric Fox Appliance Hougen Home Appliance Iowa Public Service Wallace Electric Miller's Flower Shop Stonebrook Greenhouse Burman's Barber Shop Pat KL Heinie's Barber Shop Phil VanHouten Christensen's Pastry Shop Supreme Baking Company James M. MoSpaden 77 DeWitt Mallory W. L. Robinson, Jr. C. F. Roemer Company Purcell Printing Company Reminder Printing Company Wayne Little Thomas W. Long George D. Patterson C. P. Rudisill Olson Furniture Store C. P. Arthur C. Bert Donahue E. P. Gutz Lee B. Blum James E. Coonley R. R. Stuart Uhlenhopp Sz Uhlenhopp Hampton Clinic Dr. W. R. Arthur, Physician Dr. R. T. Day Dr. J. E. Foster, Dentist Dr. R. L. Moore, Dentist Dr. U. W. Weeks, Dentist Dr. F. L. Siberts, M. D. Dr. H. D. Wright, Osteopath Dr. K. L. Sykes, Optometrist Dr. L. L. Vidal, Veterinarian Chaffin's Hardware Nelson Hardware Company Coast-to-Coast Store Gamble Store Hampton Sport Shop Mott Implement Company Freeman's Shoe Shop Coonley Hotel Windsor Theatre Earl Ferris Nursery Beringer Monument Works Jack Crawford Hampton 'Implement Company L. E. Gray Insurance Company Hampton Feed and Milling Company Franklin Tractor and Equipment Company Hilda Bockelman, Franklin County Recorder Earl Hackbarth, Franklin County Treasurer Harry Jorgensen, Franklin County Clerk L. M. Lemke, Franklin County Sheriff R. D. Moorhead, Franklin County Auditor PRODUCED BY: STOYLES PRESSTPRINTERS O LITHJGRAPHERS. MASON CITY KAYENAY ENGRAVING CO.1ENGRAVERS A LITHO FLATEMAKERS, MASON CITY ' 'Www' Y'-Iigivfiff' fffv V--V V - Vw Y' 3134 -4 'VT' 1' ff? 'W W -K.. ' ,' 'ff f 1 2' .'-- ff 1.83-' .' , V 'T ,.V29'Z. L, V f .L ' -45 - .. V f , .. Vx.. . . fe . f, r .HL t ,B , . ' .1 ,L ' Vi.. . I, 3 :RZ-,II Vi 'Atv' .1 :-'1 . , fr:-.Ig V ' , , 'Y 15,1 ' V ,-vi is .. 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