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

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i 3,5 .x .px .5 . A. , X, Y JUNIORS . .-Fe... Carolyn Ammerman- My Secret Love 5 --gf.. g A - - U . Cecil Baldwin- I know a lot, but Just can't think of it. Pat Beemer- My heart's in the navy. Leroy Behn- Foiled again! Leonard Berghoefer-- Bergy and his Buick. ig 'tl' . is .if - gk' gg iii 'gif if QE 513, . A3 , .1 1 Q9 Q Ax so E12 Ea: 1. if if 3 . ' N .Q .. ' Joyce Bergmann- I've got ambition, L V. N V , .mp W Dfilrgxelfoyensa- Guess 1'11 get the Olds and go 1 .51 , ' Karl Brun- Red Hot Pete. Bob BNHS- ChGeley'S 'skyrocket man'. f I K. Barbara Burch- Breach of Promise Girl. Q X s ' if A it an A I - -' -,,V Ellen Catherall- Oh, for graduation! M 1 ' 1 Rosemary Collins--Oh, how I await letters! 4 so Q ' Richard Crawford- Tough happy. Iii I K - Wy -. Q Neva Davis- Me and my big mouth. A we ' 1 ' Marilyn Douglas- Just think, one year and I'll f 5 'S be in college! k. W-. N' 3 . 1 , A .kgsfgs . .I I Marilyn Dovey- 'Belmond for me. X P -3 ,,:.' 1 Q Q Sway Dwi ht Dreyer-Our hero. A Dallas Funnell-Our boy, Dal, 1 A1 A , Mary Graves-Everybody's pal. in N - --'- 5 - 'i ,, ' ' Larry Guldberg- Short stuff. wi, . My Kg an i .,, 1 W 2' ' 'ii , .- ik Bonnie Hamilt'on-- Man wanted. . Q v,:' Sox Diane Harrison-Aces show up in all the decks! it r Bob Heilskov- Did you hear the one about- ,ff ,,'- 11 Harold Higgins- Studious and athletic, ha! - , Phyllis Hovenga-Contented. ::. ...af Q ' ,1,. A Z E Loretta Janssen-Girl-s' Junior basketball star. 'L x f T it I I ': Gordon Jones-You deserve a Patt-on the back .. Konrad Kannenberg- Look me over, girls. ' Q A b Merle Kaplan- Me and my coupe. M . ..,. Y I., A V. 3 ..,.., AI 3. ' i 'is-. JUNIOR OFFICERS President .........................................,........ Alwin Toensing Vice President ....... ..............,........ H al Purcell Secretary .............. ...... C arolyn Ammerman Treasurer ........... ....... ................... L e Roy Behn 18

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told us. Betty is now head accountant for the Green Owl Cigar Company, which recently went bankrupt. Word was received by Marian Richtsmeier --head clerk in the bargain basement at Bim- bel's Department Store-that Ethel Bonjour would not be able to make the trip from Af- ghanistan, where, after ten long years of hard- ship and struggle in the W0lDOIl,S Marine Corps, she has attained the rank of Second Lieutenant. The next person interviewed was Elaine Rasmussen. Elaine has recently expanded her chain of salons, in which she specializes in the art of massage, from coast to coast. Also in the line of women's beauty aids was a convention of hair tint companies-repre- sented by Dorothy Schlomer, inventor of new shades of dyes for the tresses, and by Jayne Stoekberger, head of the Peachy Bleach Com- pany. Dale Furman, head of his own trucking firm, provided the transportation for many of the Hamptonites. Joyce Sorenson attended also, bringing along her controlling interest in the Staley Feed Mill. Marilee Fisher, understudy to Marjorie Main, sat in one corner of the lobby autograph- ing her latest book-a collection of 500 puns, wise-cracks, and corny jokes. In the other corner of the lobby sat Doris Knueppel, who holds B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. de- grees, also autographing books-her latest is a medical text book. Doris plans to conduct her famous Knueppel Report again this year. Ann Geddes is inventing a typewriter for Doris to use on her next book. This typewri- ter has no keys, no back-spacer, and no platen, but she's sure that with Doris's ingenuity, she can easily figure it out. Harold Nelson is now a big executive-he's the third vice-president to the fourth vice- president of the Shropshire Sheep Raisers As- sociation. Next was Jim Balkema, an electrical engin- eer, who provided the spark to the whole af- fair. Phyllis Berk and Audrey McAfee came saun- tering up to the stage with their mink stoles, flashing diamonds, and clothes modeled after the latest Parisian styles. They informed us that they had gone to the big city to become private-secretaries and while there had been discovered . They are now famous high fashion models. Later when Larry Windelov.' saw Phyd and Mac, he tried to convince them that they should go back to Saudi-Arabia twhere Larry, wl1o is an important sultan over there, main- tains a haremj. liita Murphy, who owns and operates the famed Rita Peteeta Hair Stylists Beauty Sa- lon, where the hair stylists themselves come to get their hair fixed in the latest coiffures designed by Rita. Billy Miller, the world's greatest automobile manufacturer, was able to drop in for a few minutes after the world premiere of his new car-the sensational Millard . Joe Pitsor, still in l1is purple dressing gown, and LaVerne Sheeler elbowed their way through the crowd to the television cameras, amid the screaming of ardent fans. Joe had just finished a wrestling match with Hand- some Harry, in which he was victorious. La- Verne was recently named the most sensation- al pro football star of the year. Lulah Alert had to sneak in the back way to avoid Joyce Cocking, head of the Senate In- vestigating Committee, who suspects Dr. Alert of divulging the secrets of the H-bomb. The former Joanne Sporleder recently re- turned from a voyage in the ocean liner HHS, of which her husband is head officer. Also unable to attend was Satch Johnson, the fabulously wealthy New York play-boy, who was in Europe adding to his string of polo-ponies. Everyone regretted the fact that some of their fellow Hamptonites couldn't be there, but they had a, good time anyway. And after the last strains of the commercial died away, ev- eryone stood up and sang, In the Cellars of Old Hampton Hi . . .

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CLASS OF I952 Patty Jo Kelsey- Ya?.ha! ha! Patti Kepler- Tweet, tweet. Kenneth Kothe- Our little 'shiek'. Barbara Lehmann- Chores are done. Earl Lehmann- Which twin has the Eldon Libby- Hot shot. Betty Maddox-- Ethe1's buddy. Audrey Madsen- Mama, should I s .n0,?., Dick Matland- You rascal, you! Sylvia Nelson- A maiden never bold Eunice Oleson- 0h! that 'irrigates' me so! f Jim Olson- This here newsman he- W Jackie Patton- Hundreds of Joneses, but only ,we one Gord1e. ...K it S-K' Q Q 'ei V57 VZ ' Tom? 'W' 3, 5 ay 'yes' or . TL O 1 V' 1? I W of spirit! E an 'L 5 A: . -qyfaf wp f 5-as as Evan Pritchard-- Be Happy, Go Lucky. A A Hal Pu rcel I-shhh-print talks. Shirley Rowe- Wrestling fan. Joan Schear-Time on My Hands. Leon Schermer- I have hopes. Paul Schipper-George Mikan's understudy. Alvin Simons- Me and my hot rod. Rosalyn Simons- I'1l get by. Ray Sommerfeld-- Our Play Boy. Barbara Spear- Ida. James Stahl-Now and Then. Jim Staley- Until I came along the incomplete. Norman Thompson-'Tm working my way thru school. Alwin Toensing- At Concordia we- Jody Veeder- Aw-cut it out, Ole. Jim Williams- Gorgeous George. Dick Wise- Coon, Mr. Gregory Miss Mace '45 .4 .. .Ml Y xi. 9 . x 'Se , 1 l ali . lf! Q W ' 1 world was JUNIOR SPONSORS Miss Barger Miss Homeier Mr. Hills 19