Huron High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Huron, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1950 volume:

Dedzcanon in-... tne buxldmg whxch has housed us durxng our days at Huron School us on the straxght path of educatxon along wxth numerous extra currxcular aCt1V1t1eS and fun O the members of the Board of Educatxon who have gxven freely of then' tlme and effort to make Huron a worth whxle school and our parents and other relatxves or fr1ends who have shared Wlth us the good tlmes and hard txmes of our school days WE the Class of 1950 of Huron H1gh School with sm cere apprec1at1on ded1cate THE CHIEFTAIN of 1950 1 I To . .M lf . TO members of faculty and staff who have helped keep T . - . . ' To - . . . . . . Before he yt! ,Jia ,Z 'Z .sun N ga-figs' ual la Q-C' Left to Rxght Dorothy Rxemann Lula Campbell Kenny Peterson Kenny Davxs Mr Smith Donna Lee Smxth Dorothy Schnedler Howard Miller Norma Hxllyard Jxm Wxrt Elmer Sprmgsteen The Chzeftazn 1949 1950 The Semor Class of Huron I-hgh School STAFF Edxtor xn Chxef Assxstant Edxtor mn Chxef Layout Edxtor Athletxc s Assistants and Typxsts Faculty Advxsor Donna Lee Smxth Dorothy Schnedler Kenny Davxs Elmer Spnngsteen Dorothy Rxemann Norma Hxllyard Lxla Campbell Kenny Peterson Jxm Wxrt Mr Walden T Smxth After Z , ll Q A ,Mg .- 4 1. I y. . X - .- ,' .1 -9 - 1 L-w ,.g.1 Al. f . ,, IZ' 5 16 ' l fl , K, f Q 'L 1 L-:Q ,., 1' A 3.Mi-L p -, 1- - .I X O C bv Business Manager ....................... . .................. . .... . ...... Howard Miller I J , e V I J . I ' 1 v ' - WWYTQE LJ MHWHSZWMMWTWW We Q WX 4 fs X XX Z X X X gxx iff 167' K3 N cb X Q, ff' f 1 of ? N N Z 7 N db A X 5 .J Faculty Ji WALDEN T SMITH MRS ESTHLR MCNEILL Superintendent Mathematxc Physxcb Comn erual Fnghsh Iowa We leyan College B A Umversxty of Minnesota B S Unxversxty of lowa M A Drake Umversxty MRS ESTHER KLINE MONROE P KELLY Hxstory Bxology Englxsh Musxc I-hstory Manual Arts Physxcal Educatxon Iowa State Teachers College B A Athletzc Coach Kxrkbvxlle State Teachers B 5 4 J' . iv, 'f , , . . .F .Q at S a . . .,l' A'. r Y I Y r 1 I 'l ,.'. Board of Eduearzon MEMBERS OF BOARD kHdg Ve 1-ne r Amenell John Luckenbill OFFICERS OF BOARD President Secretary Treasurer Orel Steiner 5 Christ Gerst Howard E Smith Howard E Smith Fred Hardin Frank Hedges . n ,. 4 V- s ,, ' ' ' I I I Christ Gerst, Ore1Stviner, Howard E. Smith, John Luckenbill, Fred Hardin fVerner Amenell and Fran e es not present when picture was takenl. iigigwvf GZ? ZWWJZWES Z? I Clgxx 9 J Q X as if Q W 'x W f fix N if db ,X 5-a 7 J wav Q Q9 'war' 4 K ,P pl vw- -J ,mf fs- -K :wt Lx- HOWA RU Mll,L.ER Haskvtball ------A------ ---- Z , lj:.x:-ivliall --- Plays -- Quartet -- Declarn ---- -- l,Z. one Club---- ------ --1.1, Editor-in-Chief of Paper Staff ---- Business Manager of Annual ---- President -------- - ------ ---- Student Council - - LILA CAMPBELL Ba sketball -----------f--- l, Plays ---------- -. - Vice-Presid ent -- --- Glee Club ------- V- ---- - -- 1, Typist for Paper Staff -- ---- DONNA LEE SMITH Basketball ---- Plays ------- - Student Council Glee Club ---- Sextet ----- President ---- - V --------- z, -- -.- gl - --1.2, Typist for Paper Staff ---- - - Elditor-in-Chief of Annual -- -A - KENNE TH PE TERSON Basketball- --------------- - Baseball ------------------ Plays --------- - Student Council - - Vice-President -- - Glee Club -------- -- --- Secretary-Treasurer --- - KENNETH DAVIS Basketball --------- ------ l , Z, Baseball --- Plays ------ Glee Club - -- --1.2. --1.2. Quartet ------- ------ Mixed Quartet -- -- News Staff ---- -- Annual Staff ---- -- Student Council President ---- Vice - Pre sident DORO THY SCHNEDLER News Staff ------ ---- Plays ---- ------- Assistant Editor of Annual -- Glas Club .... ...... ,,,,, I ' Z 3 7 NORMA HILLYARD Basketball ------------ - ---- Z. 3. 4 Plays ----------------------- 3, 4 Secretary-Treasurer -- ------ 1, 4 Glee Club ---------- ---- 1 ,2,3,4 Student Council -- ----- - I Sextet --------------- -- 4 Mixed Quartet --------- -- 4 Typist for Paper staff ---- -- 4 JAMES WIRT Baseball ------------------- Z, 3,4 rj' Plays ----------- --- 3, 4 . Student Council--- ---- 4 if ,, l N ELMER SPRINGSTEEN News Staff --------------------- 4 Declam ----- ----- ------ 4 Plays -------------f--------- 3, 4 Secretary-Treasurer ----------- 3 Other Honors from Burlington School DOROTHY RIEMANN Declam ---------------- --l,2,3,4 Glee Club ----- --- l,Z,3 Plays ----- - ---- ---- 1 ,Z,3,4 Student Council--- ---- --Z 3 X Pape r Staff ----- ------- 3 l K f' CLASS OFFICERS President . . . . . Howard Miller Vice-President . . . . .'. . . . . Kenneth Peterson Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Norma Hillyard Class Colors. . . . . . Aqua and White Class Flower . . . . .White Carnation Class Motto: The higher we climb the better the view. 8 Senzor Peresonalztzes LILA LEA CAMPBELL L1la Lea Campbell was born August 13 1932 1n Burlxngton Iowa W1ndy and Hedgehopper are a couple of her favorxte mcknames Her pet peeve 15 people who thxnk they are smart Hobb1es xnclude watchlng and partxcxpatmg ln sports such as basket ball and softball John Wayne and Gall Russell head the 11st as favor1te actor and actress respectwely Her favor1te food 15 fr1ed chxcken w1th all the tr1mm1ngs as well as p1neapple wheel Our class flower the carnat1on garnered the most votes for preferred Q7 flower wh1le the song Wh1sper1ng Hope was f1rst 1n the song sectxon We are well aware of Lxla s favorxte colors because pxnk and blue sweaters are very promxnent 1n her apparel She relates an embarrass1ng s1tuat1on to me as follows When I was p1ay1ng basket ball I became overbalanced and fell agalnst the referee The 1deal boy must f1ll out the followxng requlrements to be No l on her lxst Dark wavy ha1r hexght about 5 8 talkat1ve and l1kes sports A br1ef de scr1pt1on of L1la would go somethmg l1ke th1s hexght about 5' 4 welght Thxs same l1ne IS galnmng the status of a broken record but we w1sh Lxla the best of luck KENNETH DAVIS Kenneth Edward Davxs was born January Z2 1932 near Medlapohs Iowa He 15 one of the two senxors who has recelved Q Q h1s ent1re schoohng at Huron VO Under hobbles he has hsted all sports and collectlng photo graphs Ice cream mashed potatoes wxth hamburger gravy heads the 11st as favor1te foods and don't underestxmate hmm at the table H15 favorlte flower 15 the carnatxon whlch 1nc1dentally IS the class flower Basketball and baseball handle the sports spotl1ght 1n h1s slght He excells at both belng very much of a ma1nstay on both teams The Old Master Pa1nter 1S h1s favorxte song whxle lavender gets the tmp 1n colors There comes a tlme ln every man s l1fe when he IS embar rassed Kenny's moment came whlle usher1ng 1n church On h1s way to the balcony he stumbled and fell soundmg l1ke a mxmature elephant's footsteps The 1deal gxrl 1n h1s s1ght should be as follows lot of curves mterpret thzs as you please hemght about 5 7 wexght about 118 pounds really good lookmg and blonde or brunette She must also be mterested 1n what he IS mterested m Our httle story wouldn't be complete w1thout a descr1pt1on of Kenny I-hs he1ght 15 6 1 Z wexght 180 pounds brown eyes and brown han' I'm not certam of Kenny s future vocatxon but as we say 1n bookkeep1ng class he IS a debxt to the Sen1or Class 9 t ef H I U. . If WA ' ffl-,jf C ' ,ll ' ' ' Il ' ' ' i ' ' ' . Il - - . . , ,, . . about 120 pounds, brown hair, blue eyes, and'1oads of fun. lf! rj I ' , '. ' - Q , ' I . 1 ' I t . .... ll ll ll ' Il ' l, . ' , . , -I 1 ' X ,ll ' I I I ' Serum' Per sonalztles NORMA JEAN HILLYARD Norma Jean I-Ixllyard was born October 30 1932 at Columbus JLIHCIIOD Iowa Her pet peeve 15 someone callmg her Tub Qt 04. I-lobb1es 1nclude tak1ng p1ctures and collectmg photographs um Montgomery Cl1ft and Ehzabeth Taylor head the l1st as favor1te AK actor and actress respect1vely She doesn't l1st her favor1te food but take one look at her and you too Wlll dec1de the answer 15 plenty of xt Her favor1te Ilower IS the wh1te carnat1on wh1le yellow IS her favor1te color Perry Como had the pr1v1lege of wr1t1ng ner favor1te song I Don't See Me In Your Eyes Anymore If we were to delve 1nto her past exper1ences we would probably f1nd her most embarrassmg moment deal1ng wxth her we1ght not 1n the least excess The 1deal boy must f1t the follow1ng descr1pt1on he1ght about 6 dark wavy ha1r dark eyes talkatxve and lots of fun He must also l1ke basketball A brxef descr1pt1on of Norma herself would go l1ke th1s he1ght about 5' 5 brown ha1r hazel eyes and would you say fat? No just pleas1ngly plump chosen vocat1on HOWARD WALTER MILLER Howard was born on June 1 1932 at Molxne Ill1no1s Everyone calls Howard Shorty but th1s has no bear1ng on h1s appearance H15 pet peeve IS someone who talks too much I wonder who he had 1n mxnd when he sa1d th1s'? Shorty states h1s hobby as be1ng farmmg and s1nce we know he IS go1ng to college to study agrlculture sure to f1nd hxm exerc1s1ng h1S hobby 1n the future If we were to walk 1nto the mov1e house 1n the local town we would f1nd Shorty enJoy1ng a ITIOVIB featurxng Dana Andrews but watch h1s eyes l1ght up as Ava Gardner appears 1n One Touch of Venus When Shorty was Just a small boy It wasr 't an unusual thlng to see hxm walkxng down the street w1th a large zce cream cone and th1s gxves us reason to se why h1s favor1te food IS 1ce cream Agaxn the whxte carnat1on heads the 11st as h1s favor1te flower To see Shorty on the basketball floor we can well understand why h1s favor1te sport IS basketball When Shorty turns on the radxo he's very Sat15f1ed when he hears the song The Old Master Paxnter When asked what h1s 1deal glrl should be he repl1ed 6 1 we1ght 180 pounds green eyes and purple dyed ha1r Hope he fxnds her ln the nearby future so h1s m1sery w1ll be ended Shorty's addres 15 Oakv1lle Iowa A br1ef descrxptlon of Shorty 15 as follows 5 8 we1ght 140 pounds blue eyes and dark wavy ha1r As he enters the college campus for the f1rst t1me 1n h1s brown sh1rt we w1sh h1m much luck for h1s future on the farm and home 10 W I . s 0 I X L x fx ll ll- , + . . . 1 Q fl , ' . .C ' ' ' II ' Il . , Q . ' ' ' ' ' II 0- ' ll. . , y U Sincerely, from all the class, we're behind her falthough we can't be seen, in her ll ll ' ' ' .Ii ' u , . . . e . . . . . ,, ' ll. , ' ' ' ' ll I ll ' . ,, . , , . . ' ' ' . I ll ' Senzof Persorzcllztzas KENNETH WAYNE PETERSON Kenneth Wayne Peterson one of the b1ggest boys 1n the class was born June 2 1932 at Burlmgton Iowa He IS 6 l tall and we1ghs 165 pounds You see what I mean by a b1g boy HIS pet peeve IS someone who th1nks they are better than any one else If you were to walk 1nto h1s home you mxght m1stake lt for the Rock Island Arsenal for h1s hobby IS work1np w1th guns Pete as everyone calls h1m l1kes to hunt Last w1nter Pete w1th some other boys went deer huntmg 1n Canada Spell lt dear 1n n1ght hours -:.?Z H15 favor1te actor IS Errol Flynn wh1le Esther W1ll1ams IS h1s cho1ce for favor1te actress Ice cream and chocolate cake head the 11 t as favor1te foods You can see that he has thr1ved on lt He l1kes the Arr1er1can Beauty rose the best of all flowers and wouldn't you know lt 'Some Enchanted Evemng IS h1S favor1te song Here he comes dr1bbl1ng down the floor He shoots and sw1sh he makes lt Why of course 1t's Pete He not only l1kes the game of basketball but he does a commendable Job of play1ng It I f1nd that the color green has the green l1ght for h1s favor1te Some of those flashy sh1rts can ver1fy th1s choxce Hxs address 1S Med1apol1s Iowa R R 142 Pete relates one of h1s most embarrass1ng moments to me as follows A couple years ago our second team played Danv1lle's second team and I shot mak1ng a basket or them H15 descr1pt1on of an 1deal g1rl 1sn t too d1ff1cult to f1ll It goes l1ke th1s brown ha1r Pete has been act1ve 1n Just about every h1gh school act1v1ty I m happy to say that I'm one of h1s classmates The Sen1or Class has had a good t1me Wlth Pete as long as they've known h1m Her s w1sh1ng h1m the be st of luck from the Sen1or Class DOROTHY MARIE RIEMANN Dorothy R1emann was born January ll 1943 on a farm near Med1apol1s A brlef descr1pt1on of her 15 as follows brown ha1r hazel eyes he1ght about 5 6 we1ght about 10? pounds long eyelashes mce -I personal1ty and last and most lmportant S128 6 shoe Any s1m1lar1ty be tween th1s descr1pt1on and Elmer's qual1f1cat1ons of an 1deal g1rl are purely co1nc1dental Yak' Yak' Skung heads the 11st as both a hobby and a sport wh1le hstenmg to the rad1o and football come under these head1ngs respect1ve1y After hear1ng what Dorothy's favor1te food IS toast covered wxth fresh asparagus I started go1ng through reference books to see 1f thxs food has any bear1ng on speak1ng ab1l1ty Unable to f1nd any 1nformat1on I ll have to be content to say thls much Dorothy has done very well 1n publ1c speak1ng hav1ng gone on to h1gher contests the results of wh1ch has made the class as well as the school proud of her Her favor1te song IS Because She l1kes lt so well because of the words Dorothy has a d1fferent l1k1ng 1n color than most people Usually red has the spotlxght as her favor1te color but green IS supreme ln her sxght She relates one of her most embarrass1ng moments as follows One mght after a show Elmer and I were wa1t1ng for a bus When the bus drove up the drxver spoke and I spoke back but I saxd 'good mormng' xnstead of 'good even1ng Of course the bus had to be full of people Blonde curly ha1r blue eyes wexght about 180 pounds he1ght about 5' 10 mce per sonahty good sport and full of fun 15 her descr1pt1on of an xdeal boy Here's wxshmg her luck from the Semor Class ln her chosen vocatmon ll . . - :Lg , II Il I E .' , ' ' I ' 1: '. 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' . ll ' Sen lor Personal ztzes DOROTHY SCHNEDLER Dorothy Paul1ne Schnedler was born July WO 1932 at R1chards M1ssour1 D1ck for short Use your 1mag1nat1on for the words enclosed 1n the parenthes1s She has express1vely stated her pet peeve as Someone who t1ckles me Her hobby 15 bakxng but no use fellows she 15 shall we say cap tured at the present stage at least Gary Cooper takes the lead as favor1te actor wh1le June Allyson leads the poll for favor1te actress She 11keS fr1ed ch1cken very well cooked 1n her own way I suppose as other devoted persons 'lr Alas I hear a faxnt tremormg sound and upon further 1nve st1gat1on flnd that Dorothy 15 s1ng1ng I d Love to LIVE 1n Loveland Wh1Ch 1nc1dentally IS her favor1te song Her favor1te color 1S p1nk She too has embarrassmg moments and one of the most notable was one day when she got caught 1n the w1nd Wearlng an extra full Sklft Her address 1S R R 4142 Burlmgton Iowa As a prerequ1s1te to ga1n1ng favor 1n her Slght the oppos1te sex must wear the followxng character1st1cs dark ha1r dark eyes a cute sm1le a good sense of humor and he must A br1ef descr1pt1on of Dot 15 5 5 tall she wexghs approx1mate1y 117 pounds hazel eyes lxght brown ha1r and a n1ce personahty Dorothy has no def1n1te plans for the future but we all wlsh her the best of luck 1n what ever she may choose DONNA LEE SMITH Donna Lee Smlth was born December 10 1932 at Burhngton Iowa She 15 one of the larger members 1n the Sen1or Class Her pet peeve IS someone call1ng her Red one of her many mcknames I m a b1t surprxsed at her hobby Wh1Ch IS talkmg She 15 the f1rst g1rl to adm1t she talks a lot Peter Lawford and June Allyson are tops as mov1e actor and -1 ,I actress re spectwely umm, Her favorxte food many others have had the same cho1ce 15 1ce cream The red rose has polled the most votes for deslred flower wh1le basketball leads as her favorxte sport The most el1g1ble song to her taste IS 'Nola played by the Three Sons She has me guessmg as the color leavmg no dxst1nct cho1ce between yellow or green Her address IS Red ' Sm1th Oakv1lle Iowa Past exper1ences have been far and few for Donna Lee and she says that she does not care to relate any part1cular one Even though she does have red ha1r she Stlll has a des1re for certaxn character1st1cs 1n her dream man He should be tall w1th dark wavy ha1r Watch out Peter Lawford' A brlef descr1pt1on of Donna would go as follows hexght about 5' 7 we1ght somewhere between 100 and 200 pounds Here's w1sh1ng her lots of luck 1n college from all the Semor Class QQLE 4' 12 . 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'l Sen zor Personalztzes ELMER SPRINGSTEEN Elmer Sprlngsteen was born June 7 1931 1n strange as lt may seem the hosp1tal l Z LL Elmer has blond curly ha1r blue eyes and we1ghs 180 pounds He IS 5 10 tall and a good sport I-le or1g1nally came from Burlmgton school although he has spent a large part of h1s school ' career at Huron ,fz':' Elmer lxsts h1s pet peeve as the new look Better watch what gg' lp you re lookmg at Elmer I want to tell you that Elmer IS a sen1or but we f1nd that M1ckey Mouse and M1nn1e Mouse are lzsted as h1s favor1te actor and actress re spect1vely Favonte food why of course meat loaf and beans H15 favorxte flower 15 the rose and sxnce the most polled vote on color 15 red Elmer's IS the red rose Down to the 50 down to the 40 now the 30 the Z0 the 10 and then a touchdown but who 15 our touchdown hero? 'Pull off that helmet son ' We f1nd It IS Elmer provmg that football 15 h1s favor1te sport I haven't been able to dec1pher who 15 the object of h15 affect1ons although I'm sure someone 15 1nvolved because he 11kes the song Some Sunday Morn1ng best of all I-le tells me h1s most embarrassmg moment was as follows and I quote I was 1n track race and nearly lost my track pants I made the rest of the track 1n noth1ng flat settmg a new record Well most of 1t's true Here IS h1s vers1on of the 1deal g1rl Brunette ha1r hazel eyes he1ght about 5' 6 we1ght about 107 pounds long eyelashes mee persona11ty and last most 1mportant sxze 6 shoe Anybody I know? Ser1ously now and speak1ng for the Sen1or Class we have enjoyed Elmer and we w1sh h1m luck 1n h1s chosen 11fe's work JAMES WIRT James W1rt was born November Z7 1930 at Burlmgton Iowa J1m as he 1S more commonly known 11sts h1s pet peeve as ' workxng w1th ch1ckens Smce they ra1se about a. thousand ch1ckens 5' every year I can understand h1s dlsllke wg. Baseball next to eat1ng plays the most 1mportant part ID J1m 'aff 11fe It not only gets the nod as favor1te hobby but ln baseball season Jlm can be heard chatter1ng loudly on h1s devoted pos1t1on thmrd Y base gn h .hm mforms me that h1s cho1ce of Hollywood stars goes as follows actor John Wayne and actress Ga1l Russell Next comes the very necessary hab1t eatmg He seems to be a b1t part1a1 1n color Favorzte food cherry pxe wh1le the red rose gets the green 11ght as preferred flower and red the favor1te all around color The song 'Sl1pp1ng Around 15 No 1 on h1s h1t parade A br1ef descr1pt1on of J1m would go 11ke th1s he1ght about 5' 7 wexght 140 pounds blue eyes brown han' and I can vouch for the rest of the class 1n saymg that he adds a lot to the class 1n many ways Strange as lt may seem my thoughts wander to the 'Coffee Pot when Jzrn relates IS descr1pt1on of the 1deal g1rl She must have dark ha1r blue eyes we1ght about 115 pounds and be 5 6 tall I'm certa1n that descr1pt1on flts someone I know Oh well a l1tt1e more to the ser1ous s1de J1m w111 probably team up w1th h1s dad after graduat1on from h1gh school Here's Wlshlng h1m the best of luck in 13 . 1 II , I Y. -, . rf' . 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Class Hzstorx I'he year of 1946 -17 marked the h1gh school entrance of the present graduahng glass nxembers Kenny Davxs Kenneth Peterson Howard M1ller Dorothy Schnedler Donna I..ee Smxth Llla Canxpbell Norma Hlllyard .I1mm1e Wlrt Slvert Iverson Dorothy Rxemann Alxce Moser and Dor1s Andrxes Later 1n th1s year Swert moved away and Dean Hulttt Joxned us A wonderful thmg happened to the gxrls basketball team th1s year They won the sectmonal tournament Our sponsor and class presldent for th1s year were Mrs Opal Wagner Page and Howard Mlller respectxvely Durmg our sophomore year Elmer Spnngsteen and Sh1rley Ballard entered our class but only for a short tlme Th1s year tne boys won both the sectlonal baseball tour nament and the county basketball tournament Kenny Dav1s was our class pre sxdent and Mr Robert Olson was our sponsor Dorothy Rlemann won the local and sub d1str1ct declamatory contest The Jumor year began wxth much enthus1asm to have a very successful and enjoyable year Dor1s d1dn t return th1s year thus makmg our class enrollment twelve We pre sented the class play The Awkward Pause under the d1rect1on of Mrs Paulxne Schaeffer Payton and wh1ch proved to be a success In Aprll the class enterta1ned the sen1ors w1th a Hawanan banquet Elmer Spmngsteen Jolned us once aga1n th1s year Our presxdent was Donna Lee Smxth and Mr Monroe Kelly was our sponsor The fall of thxs year our boys once aga1n won the sect1onal baseball tournament The most xmportant year of all has arr1ved after many years of hard studyxng to reach It Dean d1dn'tJo1n us th1s year and Al1ce left us at Chrxstmas The f1rst aCt1V1ty of th1s year was the plann1ng and assemblmg of the semor annual Dorothy R1emann and Elmer Spr1ngsteen won the local declamatory contest As our annual goes to press we are lookxng forward to our class play tr1p baccalaureate and commencement We are hop1ng that the last part of our sen1or year w1ll be remembered and enjoyed for years to come Class Wlll To whom xt may concern We the Class of 50 of Huron Consohdated Hxgh School of the county of Des IVlo1nes and of tne state of Iowa be1ng of sound mmd and body after four strenuous years do hereby make publ1sh and declare th1s as our last and be st w1ll and testament hereby revoklng all former wxlls bequests and dev1ces of whatever nature or form heretofore made by us To the members of hlgn school faculty we hereby w1ll our textbooks Hav1ng used them only when v1ta1ly necessary we know they shall f1nd them 1n excellent cond1t1on We feel th1s IS an approprlate bequest because of the stud1ous character of sa1d teachers Further more we des1re to leave them somethmg by wh1ch they shall always remember us fondly and affectmonately To tne freshmen we bequeath the guard1ansh1p of the faculty who w1ll assume the pos1t1on we have thus far so fa1thfully executed We charge them to guard guxde and otherwlse watch over the lxttle tlkes throughout the1r tender years whlch we expect w1ll contxnue untll approximately the year 1954 14 1 e is u 4, 1 xx X - , ' ' , K i . 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' In vl ' ' ' , . 1 ' 1 . . 1 . . . . - 1 1 1 1 ' s ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 W 1 I ' , . , . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 To the sophomores we lm ave all the teac hers as chap: rones Bs xng now rc l1f Jed of that respons1b1l1ty 1n the halls corr1dors l1brary and as-ser1bl1es wt c 1n now turn w1th our 1111nd5 free to our own problems We real1ze however that th1s s a great respons1b1l1ty that we have delegated but the best 1nterests of Sald sophomores must cont1nue to be pro tected and It 15 w1th th1s 1n rrund that we haw comrr11s51oned the saxd cnt1re staff of teachers to adm1n15trate sa1d protctt1on The s1tuat1on 15 qu1tt desperate To all the grades downsta1rs we w1ll our 1ntell1gence We trust there w1ll be enough to go around ln the event that there IS an excess we request that It be sold at auct1on and the proceeds g1ven to the aCt1V1ty fund to be adm1r115tered by the faculty To 1nd1v1duals of the Jun1or Class the var1ous members ofthe Sen1or Class w1ll the follow1ng to w1t Norma H1llyard Her hefty h1pS to Thelrna Schulz Her g1ft of gab to Ruth Berry Kenny uavls HIS basketball ab1l1ty to 11m Berry HIS b1g hands to lNlarJor1e D1stclhorst Dorothy R1emann Her 5l1mness to Lavonna Johnson Her ab1l1ty to nold a boy fr1e nd to Ruth Stonoff Elmer Spr1ng5teen H15 curly ha1r to Donn1e Schulz HIS good grades IH h1story to B111 F1chthorn Kenny Peterson H15 b1g feet to Eugene Luttenegger HIS he1ght to Harry Schrader Dorothy Schnedler Her l1ps to Naom1 Gerst Her ab1l1ty to Wflte to Velma Schulz Jxm Wxrt H15 ablllty to keep order 1n the bus to Kermy W1rt H15 l1ttle feet to Dav1s Wyss Howard Mlller HIS ab1l1ty to chase Velma to Arnold Gerst. HIS lack of helght to Kenny Wehage Donna Lee Smxth Her red han' to Dav1d E1senn-ann. Her shape to Phylhs Schnedler. L.1la Campbell Her ab1l1ty to Jump hedge fence to Peg Brown. Her speed on the basketball court to J1m Schrader 15 , - s f 1 K- f . 1 1 ,. . . V- - ' ' -- ' - 1 -- ' . - -1 1 1 - - 1 ' . x V Q . . . . , , . , - , . . . . r rl h Q, I KY L , 1 , , . . A . - ,, ' . ' 'J . r I , . . . . . , , . , , r 1 , . .., - , Y i , . . . v Cla vs Prophec y H1dden 1n a bed of clouds there IS a great future ly1ng ahead of the semors of 1949 50 As the clouds float around we can see p1ctures of what they w1ll be do1ng The f1rst 1mage that appears before us IS that of tall l1ght and handsome Kenneth Pete Peterson standmg on h1s t1ptoes pa1nt1ng the flagpole on top of the Wh1te House Then a shade IS ra1sed and we see the great and alm1ghty pres1dent Howard M1ller s1tt1ng beh1nd h1s desk smok1ng a c1gar wh1le d1ctat1ng to h1S secretary who IS Slttlng on h1S lap Slowly slowly the cloud floats away and we see a great operat1on bemg performed by the one and only L1la Campbell Nl D Goodness what s th1s commg' Why lt s a tax1' What IS 1t do1ng 1n here? It s dr1v1ng up to a ranch house and Elmer Spr1ngsteen IS stepplng out And here comes one two three why there must be fxfteen of them Ch1ldren that 15 The screen door 15 opemng and woo' woo' look who s comxng out Th1s beautxful woman must be h1s Wlfe Wonder whxch one What's th1s barkxng I hear? It sounds as 1f lt must be a carn1val Yep that's what It IS Let's l1sten to what the barker 15 say1ng Th1s way folks the greatest s1de show ever' Introduc1ng Baby Norma Must be Norma H1llyardl fatte st woman 1n the world must be and her husband Sarn the sword swallower A cloud covers up that vxew and we see a schoolhouse made famous by the great Professor James W1rt Jr who 1S teach1ng the Jun1or hxgh youngsters about the B1rds and the Bees It doe sn't hurt for anyone to know about that does lt J1m9 cryxng I bel1eve yes lt s Dorothy R1emann scrubbxng off her front porch Wlth the tears she s sheddmg over her unsuccessful attempt to catch the L1tt1e Man from Kmgston fTough luck Dot My goodness what's th1s flashmg we see? Let's look closer and see what can be seen Dav1s s Tavern wonder 1f that IS Kenny Dav1s from Huron Yes s1r that s Kenny beh1nd the bar and what do you know he's got a b1g beer belly A saxlor 1S just commg out of a door 1n the back and why that g1rl looks fam1l1ar She rem1nds me of Dorothy Schnedler but maybe It 1sn't Let's look mn the keyhole and see what's gomg on 1n there It 15 Dorothy and of all thmgs 1f she 1sn't tattoomg on some sa11ors A person just can't tell what those sen1ors of 49 50 are apt to do but let s not stop here let' see what the re st wxll be domg What' Don't tell me 1t's that barkxng we hear agaln' It must be that barker at the carn1val Yep' that's what It 15 Let's l1sten 1n and hear what he's Saylhg th1s txme Gather around folks that 1sn't all of the great show You haven't seen anythmg unt1l you see the Red Hot Hutch1e Kutchle show starrxng Donna Lee Sm1th the greatest dancer th1s sxde of heaven I wonder Well I guess that s all of our sen1ors But ser1ously we do hope that whatever they do they w11l be successful In other words reach the B1g Top I6 I D , ' A - C ' J- I J . . . My, my, it looks as if we're having a storm. No, I guess, we aren't. It's a girl I - ' . , ll ' ll ' . J. ' Q . ' ,Y I 0 I ' I . 1 I ' . ' u -u , 1 . ' S ' . Q J. ' ll I ' Ill jZXQ?wF3 if AVZZPEZK ZQASJMEM 9 Ci is aa g rg AAV V FQ f' Q Juniors 5 N .4 ' ,I an FRONT ROW MIDDLE ROW BACK ROW PRESIDENT W Naomz Gerst yr x7 7 Q Lavonna Johnson Marjorxe Dxstelhorst Thelma Schulz Peg Brown Velma Schulz Ruth Berry Phylhs Schncdler James Schrader Kenny Wehage Ruth Stonoff Arnold Gerst Jxm Berry fsponsox-I Hrs Klum Eugene Luttenegger Harry Schrader Davxd Wyss Don Schulz Dav1dExsenmann Bxlly Fxtchthorn Kermy Wxrt Class Offzcers VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURE VLLMA SCHULZ KERMY WIRT MARJORIE DISTELHORST 18 V E J ' if 2 ' - 1 ' , JY, A, 2 A l 'l ' H f M im Sophomores MQ...- FRONT ROW Pa IE Joan Wxegand Elea o Ger t N Maxi' eld Hen y Otto BACK ROW Don Fe to ld Hadler Je ry Woods spo sor Mr Kelly Class Offzcers PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER RONALD HADLER PAUL, EBENMANN JOAN wu-:GAND 1 9 l Q -T ,I -w ,, 1 , Y ,Z .9 A F 0 . I : u isenrnann, ' , n r s , orma i , r . : n n, Rona , r , f n I . . I Fresh men I 1 an ' 'A I FRONT ROW BACK ROW PRESIDENT VIRGINIA VIER LING 1, w..,, ,-.- Lf! Ruth Moser Dons Ann Rlemann Vlrgxma Vlerllng Kenny Frank Donna Kxnsxnger Emma Jean Wagenbach Vxrgxma Rxemann Rxchard Sxegle Douglas Wyss Rollan Schxethn R11 hard Amenell Kenny Thomps0n sponsor Mrs McNexll Class Offzcers VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURE 'S'-v -wwf Q 3 EMMA JEAN WAGENBACH KENNY THOMPSON Z0 Y . .. .v til. x p A 4' ' c m f ' . ' ' Q ' ' ., 1 MA , as ' ' ' 'ug A 'gg V f'L ' ' H 1 ' W X' , - fi A A ,,, A , A, , 0 - - ' he 'ei -- ff, .- K 0 -- fa L , I, - y 'V , 3 , 1, x . I if ,' K - ESX J 4 ' li , '-oh!! . H-qt '- Seventh and Eighth Left to Right: Eighth, Harry Eisenmann, Ruth Frank, Shirley Maxiield, Kenneth McNeill, Kenny Schnedler, James Schrock, Walda Smith, Donna Walker, Joyce Walker, Seventh, Elsie Asby, A. 0 Marcia Bailey, Roger Hadler, Teddy Nelson, Gary Peterson, 0 , , ' ' Richard Rettig, Dorothea Thompson. AQ. 'I P455 ESTHER COULTER t J 1 Q f ' in ,.f5 'e . 4 ': 9 ,, 'L' A -'- .al QQ.: f' J Q , - --Ni ljii . , 1 . 1, N r Q J moo BT X. V' - I 1 -. 40 ' , to-I I A x .. ' nr Q- I xl ' -- ' '-' .- f t 5 ,.f Q t 1 , Fifth and Sixth Left to Right: Sixth, James Anliker, Darrell Fenton, Dorothy Frank, Ronald Gerst, Dwight Griener, Joyce Hardin, Ethel Kinsinger, Edward Rettig, Leon Kuntz, James Schnicker, Judith Smith, Beverly Springsteen, Carl Stonoff, Wayne Vierling, Paula Weakg Fifth, Judith Cline, Marian Frank, Helen Gerst, Billy Kuntz, Dale Luckenbill, Eleanor Schrock, Arlene MRS. FLORENCE GE T RS Siegle, Larry Springsteen, John Steiner. Z1 ' N fn .on L55 'R Q1 MISS VIRGINIA THACKER ar- CK 7. Q!-Y LJ: fgs MISS ELAINE ADOLPHSON he Qs 4, 'On 1.4 nv' -.I Third and Fourth Left to Rnght Fourth Shxrley Anlnker Karen Amenell Lola Asby Vxrgxl Exsenmann Manlyn Gerst Sandy Hedges Nelda Kuntz Lyn Robertson Euruce Schnedler Stanley Schmcker Carol Thompson Gxlberta Walker Edna Weak Janette Westphal Tlurd Ne Brewer Ted Breuer Barbara Cllne Betty Frank Ronald Rettxg Robert Schmcker Janet Schrock Kenny Sprxngsteen Dennxs Waddle Marjorxe Walker ,f I .It 1-as 'Os it eige- .P - .e Q ww. Kmdergaf ten First and Second LefttoR1ght Second Rodney Asby Karen Crow Melvxn Gremer Nancy Hexmger PhylllsSe1gIe Davxd Sxverly DlaneSte1ner Earl Stoller Audry Thompson Fxrst Sharon Anlxker Dennxs Gerst Kexth Hardin 4 John Schnedler Dale Schmcker Margaret Snfuth Klndergarten Judy Amenell Joyce Anlnker Marxlyn Brown M1chaelClxne Lee Robertson Dons Racke Roger Schmcker Elame Stenner Alan Thompson Patty Thompson Larry Waddle ,.. il f..' A n ZZ Calendar August August September September September Flrst day of school everyone meetxng new teachers Settlxng down to school rout1ne Just thmk the 5, semors won't be comxng back for another year ':, Mgr End of f1rst week of 1949 50 school year It 2.-J ,r seems as 1f everyone 15 m a happy state of ' m1nd Labor Day that's r1ght we all labored the whole day Hot lunches started today I see that no one dropped h1s tray September September September September September September 6 F1rst baseball game today We showed them that they couldn't beat us so they compromzsed and we came home w1th a t1e How's typ1ng class commg Let s ask the semor boys Semors had the1r fxrst class party tomght I wonder who kept who wa1t1ng Vacatxon today the teachers went to school for a change Newspaper staff was elected It looks rainy I wonder how many mud puddles w1l1 be by the bus door tonxght September October Novembe r November Novembe r November November November We hear that .hm and Kerm1t W1rt don't l1ke the new long sk1rts Had our p1ctures taken Wonder mf the man's camera st1ll works flip 1 Jumor Class Play quxte a play Semors had the1r pxctures taken 'T A Hxgh school party Ask Mr Smlth how It came out Wonder why Naoml keeps detammg Don Fenton 1n 5 the hall? Velma wonders why Kenny Dav1s d1dn't move hls b1g foot Mrs Kllne 15 beg1nn1ng to wonder nf she'll ever get the hxstory test over wlth the fxrst txme K X November November November November November November November Fxrst basketball game Played Denmark Lost both games Come on kxds we can do better next t1me Who won the game of marbles m phys1cs class? For further mformat1on consult Mr Smxth Played Medzapolxs lost both games Maybe we'd better take some adv1ce from Ted Hutchcroft about dates Back 1n school after a long vacatlon Semors skxpped school to sell advert1s1ng bet everyone m1ssed them I wonder 1f two l1ttle gmrls know where the casmo 1s Z3 29 ' . ' . 1. U 31 ' ' . ' , -4- 1 - - ' 0, 2 ' -1 , 1' ' . ,I i f 5 . ' , . E . , E, B 6 - . .' N - . 13 ' ' ' ' . f 16 ' g l e ' - Z0 . 2.3 ' Q Z6 . . . . 11 1 ' ' .' C . ,. . October 18 P. T. A. meetingg got to use the loud-speaker for 'hi E251 3 0 it ' . It A 9 ' . . 1 . , X193 4' 10 . . . , 1 x J, 17 I . . . . 1 18 I- . . 4 . 4 - 9 K ll ' . . 1 4 zz ' ' ' . x 5 i ' . , I .D I ,' ' 4' Z3 ' Us Z8 . ' , 0 v xi ,X Z9 ' ' ' ' , 30 . . 3 , I ' . . X X . V 'Trl December December December December ,X .41-ff' X I January January January January December January January 3 D Calenda l A new month. Twenty-four days until Christmas 8 Got our Christmas tree today. It's a tall, stately tree High school party Gee 1t's fun to know how some of the kids got there Went home at noon roads were getting icy and slick Old Santa really came today everyone left the schoolhouse laden with paper Hope everyone a Merry Chr1stmas Back to school after long vacation for it to be 1950 Seems funny Usual routine I think maybe after P T today Mr Kelly knew just how much candy we ate over vacation A representat1ve from National Studlo came out to take pictures for the annual What's this about Donna Lee being a darling? Semester tests started I wonder just how Janua ry 4 January 5 January 6 mean a teacher can be Last week of 1950 and all our semester tests are over We seniors hope we just sf' ll fx have one more exper1ence like this January 10 It seems as if Lleanor missed out on the lec ture in music class could it be because she was late Now what were you saying Mrs Kline Dot R1emann's birthday wonder how it feels to be 'a free eighteen Got our report cards for the second time County tournament The girls lost the fxrst game the boys won their first game but lost to Danville Home declamatory contest we had seven students Darticipating Girls' sectional tournament lost by one point The score was Z8 Z9 February l7 February March April April April May May May Last home game closed the season with two victories from Montrose Boys beat Oakville in the sectxonal tournament First day of spring Oh hum' QU F' lx Spring baseball season opens Sperry at Huron Junior Senior Banquet Senior Class Play Senior Class Trip Baccalaureate Services Commencement Last clay Comxnumty picnic ,,vMif gk SX Z 4 R N 0 J 16 e . , - I 1 zo E . 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Get Wzae NEATEST BEST PERSONALITY MOST POPULAR MOST STUDIOUS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST LOOKING WITTIEST PRE TTIEST HAIR SCHOOL FLIRT BEST SPORT BEST DRESSED BEST SMILE PRETTIEST EYES VV BOYS Kenneth Peterson Howard Miller Kenneth Davis Arnold Gerst Howard Miller Ronald Hadler Howard Miller Ronald Hadler Eugene Luttenegger Kenneth Davis Kenneth Pete r son Ronald Hadler Kermit Wirt Eugene Luttenegger Donald Schulz Kermit Wirt Z5 WHO S WHO HUR ON HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS Vlrglnla Vierlmg Jirginia Vierling Norma Hillyard Ruth Stonoff Ruth Stonoff Norma Hillyard Emma Jean Wagenbach Hazel Brown Virginia V1erl1ng Velma Schulz Thelma Schulz Donna Lee Smith Virginia Vierling Lavonna Johnson Virginia Vierling X wwf Lx MCCWIWZUXES Q Q Ci xx Kb fi db R5 if 7 Q NX gf f db wmv M Student Council Vxrgnma Rxemann Norma Maxfneld Thelnma Schulz Donna Lee Smnth Mr Smxth sponsor Arnold Cerst Henry Otto James Wxrt Kenneth Frank l.. IVQZUS Sfllff Eleanor Gerst Ruth Stonoff Dorothy Schnedler Donna Kxnsmger Thelma Schulz Mr Smxth sponsor Elmer Sprxngsteen Howard Mxller Declamatory Mrs McNenll fsponsor Dons Ann Rxemann Naomx Gerst Un-at place dramatic Vxrgxma Vxerhng Dorothy Rxemann ffxrst place humoroul David Wyse Elmer Springsteen hrs! place orahcal Arnold Gerst hrs! place radxo speech Z7 Q 2 hu' 5,5 - x . . 9 , ,'k-5 3? an 1' , I A A SX 4 1. ' ' ' . ' - ' K. I W l ,,. . . U . . L . ' . 1. , L 1. . ,- Girls' Chorus P is 1 Q.. 4. Q n I S 1 KJ 3 .A H FRONT ROW Eleanor Gerst Vxrgxnla Vxerhng Marjorxe Dlstelhorst Donna Lee Smxth Peg Brown Thelma Schulz Donna Klnsxnger Lavonna Johnson pxanxstl Walda Smith MIDDLE ROW Emma Jean Wagenbach Ruth Stonoff Dorothy Rremann Dorothy Schnedler Norma Hxllyard Joan Wxegand Naomx Gerst Qdn-ector Mrs Klme BACK ROW Velma Schulz Ruth Berry Phyllxs Schnedler Vlrgxma Rxemann Dorxs Ann Rxemann Lxla Campbell Norma Maxfzeld Ruth Moser Gzrls Sextet av- FIN Donna Lee Smxth Norma I-hllyard Naomx Gerst Joan Wxegand Emma Jean Wagenhach Lavonna Johnson Mrs Khne has done a commendable Job Th1s 15 the flrst year we have had small musxc groups for qu1te some trme They have sung at such school affalrs as P T A meetmgs, Juruor and sen1or plays A m1xed chorus has Just recently been orgamzed -I. T . S . K I ig - V K., ,, y A . 'l ki' ai. -Q xt 4 N fl 'Nfl V - 3 'N ' . ' . ' . ' I . ' . - 1 V in directing our music this year. in 2- J 0' 1' , .I li , . , fb f A K Q . . . . . A , 2 .0 ,f D, . , S L I Q 'Q C . t, Z8 Boys Chorus yf Q ll FRONT ROW Rxchard Amenell Ronald Hadler Kenny Peterson Kenny Davxs Arnold Gets! director Mrs Khne BACK ROW Rxchard Sxegle Paul Llsenmann Howard Mxller Don Fenton Kermy Wlrt pianist Walda Smith Mmed Quartet Boys Quartet -. lim 9 Kenny Davis Norma Hxllyard Emma Jean Kgnny Dans Howard Mxller Eugene Wagenbach Ronald Hadler Luttenegger Ronald Hadler Z9 1 QI... ' W 5 l' ' N ' ' .- , ' X-I, , V!! -f 1 N ' '! A .f - K 'T A I . r , 1 ,q . I l! ' ' , a. V . 0 X, Q J- ar 5' - . ' ' 4 y t - ' :!1'1 l S f .L , .. ,, MIDDLE ROW: Kenny Thompson, Kenny Frank, 'Eugene L.uttenegg'er, Douglas Wyss, Henry Otto, 4 ' I - ' . 1 d ' . . ' . . ' . 4 ' ' 3 . A 1 A I 1, ' ...W n ,. '.- - . 5 X .A 1 ' , Z. A li ' , LX Q , '-ff r , ' ' - . 5 ' . JI f 5 -v M y - , Q' I . f - 4 J W I . L vi 4 H Clubs 3-4 r ',,- , FRONT ROW MIDDLE ROW BACK ROW C7 Ruth Stonoff Norma Hxllyard Marjorie Dxstelhorst Donna Lee Smxth Peg Brown Thelma Schulz Donna KIDSIDBCY Ethel Kmsmger Walda Smxth Velma Schulz Vxrgxma Rxemann Dons Ann Rxemnnn Ruth Frank Judxth Ann Smxth Elsie Asby Marcn Bailey Eleanor Schrock Joyce Hardin Lola May Asby Arlene Slegle l eaders. are Mrs Ted Nelson Mrs Joe Wxrt Mrq Dan Meeker FIRST ROW Henry Otto Ronald Hadler Rollan Scluetlxn Kenny Peterson Kenny Davis Arnold Gerst Douglas Wyss James Schrader SECOND ROW Leon Kuntz Sandy Hedges Jxmmy Anlxcker Harry Exsenmann Gary Peterson Ronald Garb! Vvayne Vxerlmg Kenny Frank Roger Hadler Harry Schrader Jxm Schrock .hm Berry David E laenmann Davxd Wysa Rlchard Slegle Paul Else-nmann Don Schulz Don Fenton Kermy Wnrt Bully Fxlchlhorn Howard Muller Dwxght Grxener Leaders are Art Cenlner Ed Schrock Dan Meeker Arne Nexlson THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW 30 1 -8 0 QD I Q 90 -T-Q 5 N . S ' T R W -Q- 'I- .-7r ' A .. , N , gf ' ta Q ' 'r . . 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'A ZRWKXXWQ lJZfhfLZ5Zf!fC535 C4 iv Q Q Q Q Q Sv xw Q 1 wav M Baseball QNX 00 04, QN W, if FRONT ROW ld H ld Fe to MIDDLE ROW Kenn th P 1 S 1 0 BACKROW A ol e st e myW t Ro n chetln J y B 1 F hthor Co chj Mon oe P K lly RECORD OF 1949 50 FALL BASEBALL SEASON Won 3 Lost 4 Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Mormng Sun Danvllle Sperry Oakvllle Yarmouth Me dxapohs Se ctlonal Tournament 0 Oakvllle 32 Boys Basketball MIN5 H wma, +004 M0 f'X,j Q F X ,runny 'W 0' guna WRU, IIOIIUS WAV WJ FRONT ROW BACK ROW Opponents NICd1aP011S Denmark Danv111e Yarmouth Oakvxlle G H rd Mnlle Ro H dl Ken y D y Pet rson hKl dWy ndS h 081 yg hth RECORD OF 1949 50 BASKETBALL SEASON Won 13 Huron Burl Jr Vars1ty Sperry Mt Un1on Medxapoh s Oakv111e Lo st 7 Opponents Yarmouth Danv111e Oakv111e Sperry Montrose Medlapohs Denmark Montrose County Tournament Danv111e Sectxonal Tournament Mormng Sun Huron v Oil DC Q MONROE. P KI-.LL 1 Coach KENNY DAVIS Captaxn Center Howard Mxiler Ron Hadler Jun Berry Kenny Peterson Kenny Davxs KLNNI' IH Pr FI-RbxJN I. Orward HOWARD MILLER Co Captaxn Guard xr .Q RON I-IADLJ-.R JIM BERRY DAVID VVYSS ROLLAN SCHEITLIN Guard Forward Gua d Forward 34 Gzrls Basketball FRONT ROW MIDDLE ROW Opponents Oakv111e Denmark Yarmouth Med1apo11s S e r ry Mt Umon L la C pb ll Donn th m H lly 1 T e a e ,El o Gerst R thM La onn Joh son Peg Bro n V gma V rhng t Phyll s Sc dle fc h Mo roe P Kelly Won 4 Huron Montrose Lost 1 1 Opponents Yarmouth Oakv111e Sperry Montrose Me d1apo11s Denmark County Tournament Sperry 47 Huron 34 Sect1onal Tournament A1nsworth Z8 Huron 27 Huron -s X Nz ' 9 Q t A I 5150 ' I ' x . X' K l - pl X X I 1 . ' ' : 1 am e , a Lee Smi , Nor a 1 ard. A : Velma Schu z, h lma Schulz, Donna Kinsnxger. BACK ROW: fMan g r ean r , u oser, v a n , w , ir 1 ' it Nlarjorxe Distelhors , 1 hne r, oac I n . . RECORD OF 1949-'50 BASKETBALL SEASON L: J lvl Z7 60 50 34 53 34 ' Z3 44 Z9 21 51 42 ' ' 35 Z4 ZZ 41 p 49 38 ' ee 59 . ' 57 49 59 34 18 38 l X 3 ', Liana 'l. lx 1 NORMA HILLYARD DONNA LEE SMITH LILA CAMPBELL VIRGINIA VIERLING Guard Guard Co Captain Guard Guard Ruth Moser Phylhs Schnedler Lavonna Johnson Vxrglma Vxerllng Norma Hxllyard Donna Snuth Thelma Schulz L.1la Campbell Velma Schulz Donna Kxnsxnger Peg Brown Ma rjorxe Dxstelhorst THELMA SCHULZ VELMA SCHULZ DONNA KINSINGER LAVONNA JOHNSON Captam Forward Forward Forward Forward 36 Cheerleaders ON OH HURON On oh Huron' On oh Huron' Flghtxng for the lead There 5 the ball now go rxght to It You know what we need' Flght F1ght Fxght' Fxght for our dear colors true boys Wln for us a name Show fv1s1t1ng I-hgh School we can w1n th1s game' COME ON TEAM LET'S GO' Team Forward Center Guard All together h1t them hard Team Forward Center Guard A11 together h1t them hard Team Forward Center Guard Hlt 'em h1gh Hxt 'em low Come on team let's go' D I ' I ' I I 7 D I ' I I Naomi Gerst, Virginia Vierling, Thelma Schulz, Velma bchulz. , , -..' A! , . I D I . I I I P . l D I 2 1 D I U , . 37 ,a 9- Hot Lunch Scenes such as those shown on thus page are a fanulxar sxght around Huron Sehool each noon Thxs year the hot lunch program 15 under the dxrechon of Mrs Merle Klnsxnger and Mrs Mxnme Luckenblll who plan and prepare the n eals They are assxsted or casxonally by Mrs Retta lNlcCahan lbeft to rxghl xn the pxrturc below are IN rs Kxnslnger Mrs McCahan and Mrs Luekenbxlll Hxgh school gurls worl-ung nn groups of sxx each one day a week assist wxth serving the ho! lunc h n eals and doxng the dxshcs Balaneed menus are served each day to approxnmately one hundred and twenty pupxls I'hxs 15 considered a hxgh average out ofthe one Cents per meal vw 38 l .as us is ' Q 'Wv' 'Q K ,ff an nt? 'SQA A vffm- -ET.. I K alibi -..,:g 4 .,.v , ' x , ' ,. I ll B Ar ! ' gap- v , . . 'fa 1 . , l . . Qi : A 'Q , I V 4 A . .- 8 . J '- I , x, I I A . x ' i . 5 - , f N ' ., ' R fr, ,, M - f, . - ,' ' K NT- I A' b ' my. 6: Y , ' Al l . w'- ' ' p . I ' ' ' x, . ' . - V 1 . 1 , L hundred and forty enrolled in srhool. Cost to the pupxl IS twenty 2. ,L Q - f., A as f 4' o . :gl - A L. 4 ' ' I : lm- Y L Nj: 'A 'di' g 9' h 6, 5 4' A, M .F ' ,. ' .01 . H - I -4' I A 5. - ., 4 ff ' Q i sf- ' X ., 'am 5 Q ' . ,I K .Q TL I ! r ,rl 4 . , . ,x , ,, V V JF: , ' K ., Aix. 7 I . x ' 'm - . .I , 4, 1 tx' ,M . u f f . ,W N -- V U ea. 5 .M , . :raw A hese People Help Us, Too . .. School at Huron could hardly keep without the persons pictured on this page. Their friendly, cheerful, and efficient service is appreciated by all :ve-vvg 4 ,.. w f.l 1 - f X-. ,,l --' A -- f -funn. M., .34 'fd' N i . av 1'g'.:.fe-.--s iw ftih. v s.. ,, MWF' '- fiveis.. 'C .,. A gg.. Quill MISS RUTH KUNTZ School Office Assistant H. MCCAHAN, Mechanic center below is of Mr. McCahan. Picture left below fleft to rightl' Kermy substitute driver: David Wyss, driverg Norman Frank, dnverg McCahang Peterson, driverg Jim Wirt, driver, and Howard Miller, substitute driver. Kelly fnot in picturel also serves as a substitute driver as does Mr. Kinsinger. 1... - v -I.: -Qi '. ' 1' lin l . u NW C LARENCE A. KINSINGER Custodian 4. A--1 'la IE' , ..,'u '- S-1aK 'f1f-:- XXX! an - N. J -sn W , . '1 f 1 11- I l ' U 5 4' In N A wi 1 1' fy l ' ' 4 1 'ie s - -','Q- ' M.. ily T ' 1-:gf MF - V- . ' l ' ig..:7':1 s. A? Iv. MV' if --- , .1139 4,1 .pk , X, . f , . M A. . A ., ,W . . N - 'MK N .. ,,, -. , Q 1:3 Xl X E ..,, ,, :mv Nl -vm-5 , nm' 1 1 4 Ziwfifvfi Q Q ff, 1 1 56711760 fl! HMV Kb xi db N , P' 4? Q1 X CL J wmv U x.I sa X av' 4 Seniors . Don't take it s . I know a yell. 0 hard. . Apple pickers. . Bags on bags. 5,4 4:-n gl gl'hg., 'lr f . Anythxng to make money. . Annual workers, . Spellbound. . Back Vxew. Var :Hx wcrlf att: g 5 af fs Basketball Come on boys let s rebound Davxs 15 loose agaxn Quule a conglomerahon Glup' Glup' You just think you II get It I beheve there s a foul 42 S Q V 'L fw A hxp a skzp and a jump Irene scores agam Smxtiy y0u're pushxng I ll be the one to get xt Wxsh I had a drxnk A big second team too A up-' '-5' U if ti ' Ax ! Ki! tl t, 1, i b I . I .H it -'.:51:.t vi , . ! '4 K ,. Li I I -' f. -ss 2 Q W 1 I ,, , N I xx - ' ,N I I va I QQ, I 'S' , CL ' , ' - 1 . Q Ll?-4 1. ' I h 1' 1 . - - --7 , ' I :IQ x I , QI K ,I . ' 3 .. ' f '04 ' f ' I - - 2, , mo:- ' x , , .. 4 'Q ' . '-A, r I 1 I ff 'Ig .e K YC' N 'Af I ? 5 V- i I I gf? ' ' - 1 ' I ,EL 15- . lk 45 s lk V F 3 C. .ff 4 y . . x 5 ,Z ' x, f S X ' X wa 'N A . , I ,i ..-QR 3- I. , ' . 7. ' , V . ' . Z. ' ' . 8. . 3. ' ' . 9. ' , ' . 4. . . IO. ' ' . 5. ' ' ' 4 . Il. ' ' . 6. ' ' . IZ. ' . . 'aff' N' v-if ' ef VQQ1 or 'ffl itxli A pi Qin ax ,yr Partzes l Whxch one has the goxter9 Z The Grand March 3 Hxgh school Chrxstmas exchange 4 Qmte a few presents 5 Ent, drxnk, and be merry 6. Lining up for refreshments. C 19-W K U35 .QUHLN wif 'ix -. xg-A 'HJ iv 'K nm 7 Thanks for treats, teachers 8 Four Stooges 9 Txme for babxes' bottle 10 Comedy team ll Shall we walk along? IZ. Kiss me Baby , 43 m QU? 'H A eq -.Q v J' 'Ns f.r bummmg A ext Varzety The 49er s Beauty school during Junxor play practxce Look what s m the boys shxrts' The new movxe projcrlor Does Norma neec' to at'7 44 Hey' Don I take that Working hard? Saeed demons Lxbrarxans Jumor play characters A -xl ' 'DFJ ,O f' . , J 4 . . J' ' .1 - 4- . ' Q il 1 . 1 . 8 4. - J ' ' L, 6 1 3? I 1 6, ' ' I . 0 - A. ' , 9 N v ' 4 is E . , Q f L SA V - .. A .M I ' 4 1 . , , ' , bl K .' A Q v g . xg - ' . I ' If v, ' A 4 , VA' N U 4.4 Q X L . ' i A 1 l .XF , ' . . I U , 4 . - -4 f .4 5 - ..-M-,ary A ,- X . x 1, ' . 6. . ' - . Z. ' ' ' ' . 7. . 3. ' ' ' ' . 8. . 4. ' ' . 9. ' . 5. . 9 10. . ,.,5 an -Q C. Variety Kelly's shop class. Hurry, hurry, hurrah! Jolly Juniors Bedtime in junior play. Nice catch, Jim. Practicing for junior play. fr ,1 Ain't they sweet. English class. Study hall. Junior apple pickers. On their way to class Coming, Elmer? Get that rebound. al'-A 1 'WA Q If -5 J X -sv Grades Thxrd and fourth skit characters Sanh and hls helper Chrxstmas greeters Surprxsed grade teachers More Chrmtmas ch1racters Cxrls and boys jumor hxgh More of tht' sxme Gr-1 lr-s noon hour 46 I ' I, , N X. 1 V , 1 'Jin A ' E' 17 A J. -.- - 3 JN A . 1 . Q 4 - V . t ' y' - I l - 4 if ' ., ,1 -1, , , A T 4 -- A . 1- rf 4. -' . r A . p , 'if 2 f . ,hi - XJ. , P- ' , 1 1 , , , . c 4, g L h I t. 1. ' . S. . ' . Z. ' . 6. ' . 4. . . . 8. .f J . f . , , ,ll ' 1. lvl: , f'g.g-,' +4- x.-v.., ,hd 4. n., 4 by UIIIWYNRVH Bl Y'YYIYlB fl 47 . 1-- V , N-'V WALSWORTH Hnvvulu-nbln lg , A Our Alumnz Class of 1920 Harold Adolphson Bess1e Carter Juanlta Carter John Lenz Florence Peterson Genevleve Shendan Arthur Walker Class of 1921 Dor1s G1bson Frank Peterson Class of 1922 Carl Adolphson Jane Butler Howard Farrell Leshe Peterson Kerm1t Sherzdan Class of 1923 Alvln Amenell De Spence Bently W1ll1am Bently Mary Butler Frank C11ng Arthur Duncan Esther Houson Frances Loper Arthur Peterson Luc11le Phrpps Thelma Stackdale Martha Walberg Wesley Young Class of 1924 Avery Adolphson Blanche Bjork Mar1e Butler James Duncan Olxve Kuntz Jacob Schwextzer Erma Warren Class of 1925 M1les Adolphson Mane Enckson Class of 1926 Class of 1932 Kathermne Lllenson Ben Hen1o1d George Luckenbxll John Peterson Myrtle Peterson Essle Wykert Class of 1927 Vlola Butler Harold Dean Hartzel Dean Vernon Dearmln Frank Hedges Nell1e H1nson George Nxcholas V1v1an Sherxdan Erma Schweltzer Frances Walberg Class of 1928 Frances Hedges Albert Rauhaus Rozella Swenson Class of 1929 Mae Amenell Ray Creelman Paul Hardxn Danxel Schmled Loloeta Schweltzer Orvxlle Waddle Class of 1930 Freder1ck Andrews Martha Dav1s Ray Luckenbxll Roy Peterson Floyd Schwe1tzer Iona Swanson R1chard Swanson Myrtle Waddle Class of 1931 Rxchard Gerst Harry Nelson Harold Peterson Clarance Rauhaus L1111an Reeb Ol1ver Swenson Edwxn Waddle 48 Katherme Gerst Louxs Gustafson Mary Kxnkade Ralph Kupferschmxed Clove Swanson Class of 1933 Donald Davxs Helen Gustafson Evelyn Howe Paul Swanson Class of 1934 Gerald Brockway Robert Chatfxeld George Gerst Herbert Gerst Florence Luckenbxll Ella Kupferschmxed M1nn1e Mae Peterson Jessle Schm1ed Adele Swenson Clayton Wh1te Class of 1935 John Schrock Leroy Rauhaus Irene Kramer Joe Howe Class of 1936 E11een Ke ster Helen Emsenman Verna Schmled Ada Kupferschmxed Elaxne Davxs Ruth Swenson Ruth Luckenbxll Gerald1ne Washburn Lena Patton Paul Amenell Sam Gustafson Class of 1937 Ed1th Davls Harvey Hxeneger Marjorze Schmxed Lena Pxerson Mane Rauhaus Luther Youngman Jack Howe Cleo Mehaffy Iona Hxeneger Paul Luckenbill Harry Krieg Floriene Cover Class of 1938 M1lton Youngman Ethel Walker Marlane Mlller Raymond Rauhaus Robert Steffener Inabelle Callenbaugn Lorralne Rauhaus Ke1th Cubson Class of 1939 Vlalter Swank Paul Wagenbach Robert Frank Hans Henrlchsen Robert Schrock Hazel Wlegand Eunlce Wxegand Helen Keller Class of 1940 Melba Brockway Art Centner Leona Eberhard Thomas Howe Harold Meller Georg1a Moser Melv1n Youngman Myron Youngman Class of 1941 Lou1se Andrles Dorothy Ba1ley Rxchard Charbonneaux Franc1s Hellenthal Clyde Hultgren Er1c Massner Grace Meha' Edward Schmxecl Ada Schrock Harry Stoller Pauhne Swenson Verna Wagenbach Class of 1942 Artxngton Brockway Margaret E1semann Vxrgmma Hellenthal Mxldred Helneger B111 Howe Wlllard Lynch Vlrgll Massner Rxchard M11ler Robert Sharar 1V1ary Swank Mar-1or1e Walker VN 11ma Vlregnman Leona W1rt Class of 19 3 Maman Hultgren Kenneth Massner Clara Derdelwxtz Leonard Plerson Esther Rlce Lo1s Schrock Ada Wagenbach Class of 1944 Wayne Charbonneaux Helen DaV1b James Eads Edward Frank Evelyn Frank Ralph G1bson Clarence Massner MBXIDE Myers Arthur M1ller Kathemne R1ce Elxzabeth Roberts Marvxn VanN1ce John Wagenbach Rosemary Yoder Erma Young Class of 1945 Max Anderson Elwood Campbell Donald Glbson Nadlne Hultgren Cynthla Kuntz Melv1n Kupferschmld WIDODB R1emann Dorothy Schrock Mary Lou Sher1dan Calv1n W1rt Class of 1946 Darlene Brockway B111 Hlnson Adolphus Massner Donna Mehaffy Harlan Mxller Evelyn Rxce Paul Swank Barbara Wagenbach 49 Our Alumnz Class of 1947 Dolores Cludy Wanda Hlllyard Betty Mae Howe Max1ne Jeffery Faye Menaffy Ed Schrock Myron Schulz Class of 1948 Dorothy Brown Delbert Dean Raymond E st1n Dwxght Fenton AlQC1d Fltchthorn Jlmmy Moser Kenny Sch1et11n B111 Vxerhng Dorothy Wagenbach Class of 1949 Paullne Amenell Mary Ann Ba11ey Evelyn Brockway John Frank Jr Norman Frank Henry Gerst Jr Wanda Gerst Marilyn Hadler Pauhne Hultgren Ruth Kuntz Max1ne lvllllel' Vlfglnla Peterson Alma Schrock Wayne Walker Mer11n W1rt Kathryn Walker Violet Bowman Marcelle Riemann lfy I y f mm Wm zfffsfzfw Q D1 Q ss fi em I I 0 N Z7 V mlb Q Longrdtul Alone- Io the Graduates 1990 Class Of Huron H1gh School From Ncahonol Bank of Burlington Member Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporat1on Burhngton Iowa . 7 7 f v Y Y 4 . . O Huron L11bs 011950 Selzer Bros. SINCE 1913 Sa1es FORD Servlce 1V1ed1apo11s Iowa Cong 1111111111 1OI'1.' 110 Y 8 Q 1.1 . Congratulauons Graduate 5 To The C1355 Of195O The Mecllopolls New Ero WALDENT SMITH Duohsne Med1apO11S Iowa Burlington Form Mochlnery Corporotion INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS MCCORMICK DEERING FARM MACHINERY Store s In Burhngton and Medlapohs Of The Huron High School o o o Q Allworflw-Denniston Lumber Co. BUILDING MATERIAL HAINI' AND COAL. Med1apo11s Iowa Congratulatlons To The I-iuron Graduates Of 1950 Medlopolls Savings Bunk A11 Depos1t Insured Up To S5000 00 Each Ind1v1dua1 Wlth Federal Depos1t Insurance Corporauon Med1apo11s Iowa I Ji f , J f O I I Your Patronage Appreciated 'Is or-X EX Congratulatxons To The Class Of 1950 'xt -2 member of your famlly Come 1n you and your famlly are always welcome here Burlington Bunk 8g Trust Co Member Federal Deposxt Insurance Corporatxon Southeast Corner lVla1n and Jefferson Streets Comphments Of Sutter Drug Co A RE XALL STORE Burllngton Iowa is f X f r ' X - .Q X ' You'll find our bank can be useful to every C. 'Q ' . I 1,2 Xl 8 o O Thles Food Morket QUALITY FOODS Medxapohs Iowa Formers Supply Co lVlart1n Steel B11t Corn Cr1bs Gra1n BIDS New Idea Mach1nery L.1ttle G1ant Corn Elevators Bradly Cornstalk Crushers Hog Self Feeders and Heated Hog Waterers ELTA ARCHER Dropr1etor Med1apol1s Iowa C omphme nt s Of ' Formers 8g Merchants Sovlngs Bonk Nlember Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatlon I Burhngton Iowa ' I I . I '- Concrete Stave S1105 and Grain Silos j . O Economy Cash Store GENERAL MERCHANDISE Oakv111e Iowa Rolcl Hardware 8K Appliance WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Pump and P1pe Supp11es Oakv1I1e Phone 76 M Iowa D 8QL Cafe Good To Eat Meals and Lunches Complete Fountam Servlce RALPH AND PINKY LAMM, Owners Telephone 6861 Groceries - Meats - Fresh Fruits - Vegetables Formers Unlon Merconhle Co Grocer1es Meat Hardware Feed Best Quallty lVlerchand1se Phones lVled1apol1s 22.4 Oakvllle l6FlZ Cornphrnents Of Stote Bonk of Wopello Mernber of Federal Depos1t Insurance Corporatlon A Fr1endly Bank In A Fr1end1y Communxty Now 15 the t1me to open a sav1ngs account that w1ll earn you Z All accounts federally 1nsured up to S5 000 O0 Be w1se Save everyday the Federal way Burlington Federol Sovlngs 81 Loon Ass n 319 Jefferson Street Burlxngton Iowa Kingston Iowa Z. I I ' I SIRAWHACFLR S TURB Ger1Lra1lVlerchand1se Bottled Gab and Apphanees Phone Z7 LJakv1l1e Iowa PAUL I-IUDDLE CLOVLR LARIVI STORE, Quahty Groremef, and Meats Phone 4421 Wapello Iowa SHUTT S GROCERY Qualmty GTOCEFICS and Meat Phone 115 Oakv111e Iowa WYKERT'S CAFE Home Coolung That will Please You And Br1ng You B ck r or More Ice Cream C1garettes Meals Short Orders Phone 36 Oakv1lle Iowa ,. -. ., . x , . L , a w 1 f l S . T f. A gl GII.. S I-IOME AID SHOP Radxos Te1ev1s1on Apphances Sales and SEIVICE Phone IO Medlapohs Iowa MEDIAPOLIS LUIVIBER COMPANY Bu1Id1ng IVlater1aI and Coal Telephone 7 IVIed1apo11s Iowa WAPELLO CREAMERY Butter Ice Cream IVI11k Eggs Sell Your Produce To Us We Pay I-Ilghest Pr1ceS For Cream and Eggs MEDIAPOLIS NIOTOR COMPANY Bob and Gerry Complete Autornotwe Work Wrecker SETVICC Fender and Body Work Pa1nt1ng M6d1apO11S Phone Z86ff Iowa I ' ' ' Compllments Of RIEPL PL TERSON The Store If or Men and Boys and Ihc Women Who Shop If or Them Burhngton Iowa Cornphnuents Of JOHNSON RASMUSSEN COMPANY CIoth1ng and Sportlng Goods 'F1rst VK 1th Nat1onaI1y Advertxsed Brands Burhngton Iowa Comphments Of ERIC ANDERSON JEWELER Flne D1amonds Watches Jewelry Chlna Glassware and Cufts 403 Jefferson Street Burhngton Iowa VAN OLDOI.. MOTOR COMPANY Sales Packard Servlces Phone 6789 Z11 North 5th Street Burlmgton Iowa w w f w V rw Q J I T ' ' II 1 1 Y I I 7 L - - K1DgStOH RIILMANN SERVICE STATION General Repalr Weldlng Iowa Med1apo11s Cornphments Of WILSON REXALL DRUG STORE Phone 35 Iowa NICCIIBPOII s HUTCHCROFT AND TREVITT Harold Frank Dealers In Poultry Eggs Feed Cream P1ttsburgh Pa1nt and Hardware Phone IO Iowa IVICCIIHPOIIS Cornphments Of E. A. BERGSTEN John Deere Sales and Serv1ce Iowa Smokes - Cokes - Candy - Groceries M Ice Crearn BEC KIVIAN LOCKER SI RVICE Horne Kmlled Beef and Pork IX GCIIQQOIIS Iowa Compllnxc nts Of BECKIVIAN RECREATION PARLOR IM:-:d1 ipohs Iowa HOIVIE CAFE Ice Cream C1garettes IVI6d1apO11S Iowa TALBOT CLOTHING COM DANY Good C1oth1ng KLTTERING CLEANERS Good Cleanuug ' IVIed1apo11s Iowa J 11 ,I I , . 'I . I Y I I1 , ' I . Il Il ll ' u COE b h. PO f Luna mon ,IIILJ QJIIII lMed1apoI1s Iowi IVEDIAPOLIS CREAIMLRY Fne Home Cf Yellow Sprlng Butter and Inc Cream Med1apoI15 Iowa M F DLAM S1nc1a1r Products WaSh1ng Greamng IVICCIIBPOIIS Iowa DEHNER SEED AND SUPPLY COMPANY H S McKee Manager Pur1na Chows Sherw1n W1111ams Palnt Med1apo11s Iowa ,, xf1,f,,. f - ,. C, Y T I 5 -' T1 3 f I Q ' 2 J I X f 1 - . N , 1 . 0 A ., , RII:11 HARDY ARL AND APPLIPINCI Hirdwarc 1-arm Supphc-1 B v tl C I N 95t1Il111U1l I Apph im Ihom 13d cdmp 911 Iowi N1 ' SUN SFANDARD SI RVICP t Q Txr 5 nd fkfcessouew 1J1 OI'1C 178 Q 1 U S Ihgnway 61 edmapohb Iowa DEHNER SEED AND SUPPLY COMPANY Seeds I' eeds Paxnts Sportlng Goods Burhngton Iowa Comp11ments Of For Your Prmtmg WAUGH BROTHERS Go To The Sales and SFFVICC MEDIAPULIS NLVN ERA SINCE 1926 Rad1ob Te1ev1s1on Apphances INIQ-dmpolxs, Iowa Sportlng Goods 4.21 Jefferson fiurhngton, Iowa D UI ' 1' Y ' ' . JL4 Y- A I . , , Vx, -5 c ' ,. Qt cf 11:7 - N' ,, 3 5: : 'ws J' 1 . f' IN.: L I 5 5 44LaIf 41 4 :I IQD 6 Q . f . , P L 5 JI , 3 IV ' ' - L C WILLIAMS Gener'1lIXfIerLhand1se General FICCITIC Major Sr Traffn Applxances ROBBIN S SHOE, REPAIR Wear U Well Shoes TILLIMANN MOTOR COIMPANY Sales Ford Serv1ce Ford '50 Ways F1ner For 50 'Wapello Iowa Cornpllrnents Of YOUNKIN FARMERS STORE 700 Jefferson Street Burlmgton Iowa PAULE JEWELRY COIMPANY D amonds Watches S1lverware Chlna 8zGlass Burhngton Iowa For Everytlung lVIus1CaI V1S1t The MUSIC SHOP I-IOTPOINT Appllances Ranges Refrlgerators Automat1e Washers and Dryers D1shwashers and Freezers RCA Vlctor and Weshnghouse Radlos and TSIGVISIOH ELECTRIC APPLIANCE STORE Burhngton Iowa NATIONAL STUDIO Graduat1on Spec1aI1sts Burlmgton Iowa , , . . - , ,, . Wapello, Iowa Burlington, Iowa , I . .