Huron High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Huron, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

K C Off' UU! Ed1tor 1n Ch1ef Ass1stant Ed1tor Boys Ath1et1CS G1r1s Athletlcs Calendar ASS1StaDtS 5 Typlsts Photographer Faculty Adv1sor l mo e C la C712 st ff Harry Elsenmann Kathleen Eads James Schrock Ruth Frank Nola Ibbotson B111 Schrader H Dewayne Poggemlller Lou1e Anderson Super1ntendent Burns XZ ter D f h 32 e X, E 1 . I , x u a Business Manager ............ Richard Fuller N. 1 R' THE SENICR CLASS of 1954 cledncate thus book In Memory of T17 Mm ALLAN WIRT Freshman of 1953 . . if . . ',4 ,Q ' 6..+w'l' Aff?-' ' '5 ,. + 1+ v + 1 K-Q :Sato-o-A: ff .B.J'f' .I O clcu ly WAYNE W BURNS Superxntendent, Mathemat1Ls Physxus Unlversxty of Iowa M A Nur 500' MRS ESTER McNEIlL Commerc1a1 Unlverslty of Mlnnpsota We y FRANCES J SWAN Homemak1ng, English Iowa Wesleyan M3th9m3t1L9 fl--A HAROLD R ECKLAND Soc1al Studles Speech State Unlverslty Oi Iowa State Un1vers1ty of Iowa B A Degree KENNETH GRINSTEAD WRS LOUISE PETERSON Iowa Wesleyan B A Wxllxam Penn College Graduate School University of Iowa John Fletcher Coach, Manuel Traxnlng 4 rx I I , Y 2 KI ,I Y -5 - .CLS l 4. . Yi V 0 Q X 3 ag qv o ' .m H . 5 'ff A 1 I-' 'R Q f . f . Simpson College, B.A. DrnkC UUiVCrSily I 2Qi .X 4- ' x 1 , B,A. 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NOLA 1BBoTsoN Ev r hear the old adage Busy IS a bee prettlest l1ttle th1ng you ever e d1d seef That s Nola It would be CHSICF to enumerxte what she does not do than to 11st all her accompl1shments We mlght Say she 19 not on the basket ball s uad She has an 1mportant role 1n pract1cally everythlng else Q h l solo1st and one of the best Her favorlte VOLa11StS 2 Nola 15 the sc oo are Eddle Flsher and D1nah Shore Her f1VOT1L0 song 15 Changlng Partners ll and she prefers Guy Lombxrdo s orchestra to play the tunes she espec1a y l1kes Nola IS a dec1ded brunette of f1Ve feet and SIX 1nches t1pp1ng the scales 122 pounds Desp1te these yang character1st1cs Nola IS very much Y1ng k u In other words she lb 1ndeed a soft spoken, gentle VO1L9d lady ma e p great po1se and graclousness She dresses w1th s1mpl1c1ty and charm elther school When lt Jonquxl 1n her to see fun lovlng church or 4 H county offlcer S meetxng comes to color favor1tes green heads her 11st She d l1ke a her ha1r and have some genlal tall and handsome young man escort such people as Cary Grant and June Allyson on the screen If saxd gentleman 1S not broke she d enJoy a good roast chlcken dlnner after the theater She also enjoys bowl1ng and watchlng telev1s1on Nola s b1rth took place at Burllngton, Iowa on January 12 1936 and dur1ng those 18 years recalls her most embarasslng moment as the tlme Fr1tz caught her steal1ng apples from the dungeon cwlth the help of a few othersb Nola hopes to become a nurse and she w1ll be annoyed should the pat1ents cxack the1r gum as that 19 her pet peeve We pred1ct Nola w1ll meet many people 1n nurses tra1n1ng who w1ll thlnk she 1S the sweetest nurse anybody ever had BILL SCHRADER XXNS-a'r The d1gn1f1ed fellow wxth the fr1endly gr1n' 1S one way h1s classmates m1ght descr1be B111 Schrader V1tal Stat1St1LS for B111 are as follows brown ha1r, blue eyes 5 10 1D he1ght, and he t1ps the scale at 145 pounds As anyone on h1s bus route knows B111 goes about h1s work 1D a bus1ness '- l1ke way Pers1stent and LODbC19Dt10US 1n h1S stud1es, B111 1S also ready Joke and qu1ck to respond to anyth1ng humorous B111 llkes folks and folks l1ke B111 From Here To Eternxty as the favor1te mov1e agaln 1nd1cates the down to earth approach of B111 s 1nner nature Hxs pet peeve also reflects the same 1dea as he says I sure detest people who th1nk they are smarter than they really are B111 S most modern fancy IS Jul1us LaRosa Perhaps a sl1ght amount of the LaRosa pleas1ng shyness mxght be reflected 1n B111 s make up He th1nks Patt1 Page tops the female s1ngers but you ll have to g1ve the nod to Dbr1s Day for aCt1Dg It was hard for W1l11am to make up h1s m1nd as to actors but he f1nally sa1d Edd1e Cantor has been good ever s1nce I can remember N Some folks always tell the bad about folks but Edd1e Cantor always tells the goodn Guy Lombardo heads the instrumental sect1on of h1s p1eas1ng persona11t1es B111 states that h1s 1deal g1rl should be about 5 6 a brunette of near 120 pounds and he prefers blue eyes but how can he have very def1n1te 1deas on th1s subject other boys' and farmer 11kes to eyed lass1e and when he claxms h1s favor1te past1me 1S mess1ng around w1th watching te1ev1sion He also wants to be a farmer and what batch? We predict a steam1ng platter of fr1ed ch1cken a blue a red rose garden 1D June may 1D t1me alter h1s past1me 1deas To B111 personal1ty and att1tude are 1mportant 1n others, and these character1St1cs are well represented in his own being By all 1Dd1C8t1ODS B111 Schrader will Succeed as a superior type farmer and will not be a bachelor Yr 'ml I I gin ' nfl.. I 1, 5 .1 ' - H- AK JJ , ', wt ,wx , , I ny MN J f in I was ' ' ' , i 1 . i . . .11 Lf fc 1 - , 1 . . H xep A-,, - '. ' . 1 1 4 ,' xl-by U . h ,Q - . . l , -S . - '- XXX . - ' ' L ' 1 ' ' I' A - . 1 it . , . Rl X . . . l 4 - . , -t vw - , ,vw W' . L L 'Q N ' L V W . . . . . , . , I , C in - . , ' ' - it - , - - 1 1 Y. I . K 1 K.. 6 ' ' ' ' ' 1 57 ft la ff? X Tx N ' Xflsffl .. 5 . . . . t , S S , 7 H ffm 1 I S ,,,,f . - , . . . . n H , 1 . I . i 1 . . . . . . . to ' MW . , U A ' ' ' ' ' V ll, I -' , . l - b I , . , .I . . , . , , l ' Jiby 'A f 6 V352 DEWAYNE POGGEMILLER When you thlnk of DeWayne P0gg6m1110f no doubt you V1SU211Z9 that sleck 100k1Db cheerleader from the Huron cheerleadxng squad Never one h11r astray lh those Ilght brown curly locks and the wh1te trousers starched and pressed as It for m111tary 1nspemt1on Th1s frlendly and pleasant personallty 15 one of the most cooperatlve students of h1s class To 11ve and let l1ve m1ght well be Dewayne S motto Dewayne has blue eyes and as a hobby llkes to look deep 1nto an old motor or to tlnker wlth an automob1le From under the car may come the m91Od10US stralns of Hey Joe hls favorlte song He wants to farm and dreams of an 1deal g1rl Cwho welghs about 115 pounds and has a 23 1nch walst 11neJ as a help mate Uncle Sam t1me he w1ll ever saw Como slnglng for M1ckey Rooney He l1kes the for h1s d1vorce rate Dorls Day Dewayne goes back to hxs Freshman days, when he was Just 1n from the rural school, for hls most embarress1ng moment He broke and had to repa1r a board 1n the boy s wash room Dewayne has an excellent pet peeve, someone k1ck1ng my feet out from under me There IS a very pr1ct1ca1 s1de to DeWayne He 1S level headed and w1l1 have the good wlshes of h1s teachers and classmates as he goes from the Huron School may call DeWayne before he reallzes h1s 8mb1t10nS In the mean contlnue to attend movles such as House of Wax the best one he Sp1ke Jones Band or to Pattl Page and Perry humorous veln 1D Dewayne s llkes 1S hxs regard monkey shlnes of Mlckey but does not care 1S h1s favor1te actress w11l 11sten to the on radlo or T V A RUTH FRANK Ruth has the d1st1nct1on of bexng selected by popular vote, the best dressec glrl 1D H1gh School Thxs 1nvo1ves many aspects other than money It 1S a Lh01C9 of color, Selectxon of fabrlcs and personal neltness Every g1rl 1n school covets thls honor Iowa on July 27 1936 Those eyes have s1nce turned out to be hazel 1D color and Ruth has reached a stature of f1ve feet four She we1ghts the scale down at 115 pounds Ruth declares her favor1te pastlme IS read1ng True Story Magazxnes rather doubt the veroclty of th1s statement when we see Ruth on the basketball court or walkxng ln the corrxdors w1th her 1deal boy fr1end CGo0d looklng brown curly halr, blue eyes, 5 feet 7 1nches, we1ght near 140 pounds a farmer and one who llkes to have a good t1me J Ruth s own descr1pt1on of sa1d 1deal She 15 most emphat1c 1D her pet peeve As Ruth detests some one who 1S good lookxng and knows lt entxrely too well Yellow predomxnates 1U Ruth s cho1ce of colors even tho a frag11e orchid IS her favorlte flower She 1S a mov1e lover and attends regularly Having seen many p1ctures she tecalls From Here To Eternity , as for the best June A11yS0n and Bert Lancaster are her star performers When xt comes to sing1ng Perry Como ranks as number one and Rosemary Clooney 15 a close second Ray Anthony leads her favor1te band Speak1ng of Homemak1ng brxngs to m1nd Ruth s most embarrass1ng moment when Supt Burns stepped ln the room to f1nd Ruth garbed in only her slip ready for a f1tt1ng I wonder who was the most embarrassed? Ruth wants to be a secretary so she says Though she w1ll take t1me out to 11sten to Chang1ng Partners , or have a d1sh of her favorxte food, 1ce cream The tea leaves the wheel of fortune, or Just dame law of averages seem to forecast homemaking as the role for Ruth She w1ll make a good one as she seems to enjoy cook1ng and clean1ng Not one d1sh does she leave unwashed She 1S a pleasant hostess as she has proven th1s year wlth the upper classes Mrs Swan states Ruth s husband w11l be well cared for -'x OJ X '45, 4lrr R A -if: Y ?kUjf5igf xx. .ff X 'A Q . ,. ,, ,X -1 . . 1 ,, Q . ' -A1 - v - u K ' . He ' ' ' ' ' - . A .. - H - . , . She is one day younger than Kathleen baring first opened her eyes at Oakville, - ' ' v If f' QP: c 1 I . D fy :C 'um ' , 1 A5 l . . , Lv 4, , , , 1 . . . . 1 . I J- 3, 1 .x -' 1 A f-' H -f fo :Fw - ' . ' ' - f - . B NA . . . . . Y! . rffxxx I ' I 1 ,P A . , , .,' . ' I W N 1 ' 'J XM ' 1 ' A - ' X H. vu vr . X , 1 . . . , . . . , . KATHLEEN EADS What makes our school off1ce cl1ck and tlhkf Kathleen 15 a part of the h 1 s t lSS1St8Dt to Superlntendent Burns She 15 DUSIHESS answer She 1S t e p ea an l1ke but has a cheery word to each student who comes for a lunch t1cket or 5 meets her IH the noon lunch l1ne ,qs R Ords show Kathleen was born on July 2b 1930 at Burl1ngton Iowa She 1S 7 ec sRr'0Eds the feather we1ght of the cllss, we1gh1ng only 106 pounds Shall we say L1'tle but m1ghty She melsures only 5 2 Gentlemen prefer blondes lt 1S sa1d Kathleen lb the blonde of the Sen1or Class match humor w1se w1th blue green eves and she selects yellow for 1 favor1te color t these eyes you want a senslble answer, lsk Kathleen a quest1on She also hls a ready and qu1ck w1t Her school mates sum lt up Jolly and full of fun L1ke she ranks well at the top 1n the scholast1c 11st Kathleen 1S not on the basketball squad but enjoys softball very much and for a l1ghter d1vers1on prefers T V If a dark, curly headed guy about 5 10 W91gh1Dg 170 pounds ever passes by Kathleen 1ntends to serve h1m her fdVOT1t9 foods of fr1ed ch1cken and cherry p1e ala mode Therebye forsaklng a secretar1al Job for a h0memak1ng occupat1on But, unt1l th1s day HFTIVGS Kathleen w1ll contlnue to l1sten to vocal1sts Patt1 Pa1ge and Perry Como For orchestra mus1c she w1ll take Hugo W1nterhalter any day On the stage she prefers DIHDH Lynn and Danny Kaye Hans Chr1st1an Anderson leads the 11st as to best mov1es Why 1S Ch1Dg1Hg Partners so h1ghly rated for 1 f1vor1te song! It gets one more vote from Kathleen Typ1cal of Kathleen s d11nt1ness sweetness, and charm 1S her f1VOY1t9 flower the sweet pea It seems to sm1le at you from the garden wall as Kathleen sm1les from the Sen1or row Last but not least comes th1s pet peeve I detest some one who flatters you to your face and talks about you to your back Don t we allf x wxx HARRY EISENMANN One of the most ser1ous m1nded Sen1ors 1S Harry Elsenmann Whether on the baseball dxamond basketball floor, or classroom, h1s conduct 1S not1ceable for a qUa11ty of calculat1ng coolness But h1s competent, mach1ne l1ke react10n to any problem at hand 1S equalled by an aLt1V9 SOLIRI 1nterest Although SQTIOUS and qu1et Harry has the keen PGTCSPCIOD wh1ch 1S necessary to succeed 1n any J, K th1ng Harry s 11k8S and d1b11k9S follow the typ1cal MTSLUIIDQ trend of gentlemen X0 ll 'K prefer blondes H15 dream g1rl should be near 5 5 tall and we1gh around 125 iv rl MV? pounds He would prefer that she too enjoy sports fbasketball 1n part1cularD and dates He must be doubly 1HS1Stant regard1ng the latter as he put lt down 'WICG on h1s prefered 11st dates basketball, dates' Could lt be that he 1S the only honest one of the group that w1ll adm1t It lb so essent1al 1n a S9D10T SNN schedule? Harry s 8mb1t1ODS are rather var1ed He may be a farmer and st11l he harbors the des1re for mechan1cal tra1n1ng Needless to say the two make an excellent comb1nat1on There 15 also Uncle Sam to be cons1dered He often holds thc lucky number Whatever 1S 1n store for Harry he hopes they don t run out of potatoes and that he can get t1me off to 11sten to any good band f1nd He does not part1cular1y care for women s1ngers He th1nks often comes from a Negro quartet He would change the song You ham and mashed mus1c he can the best MUSIC You, You , to read You, Me You Embarrass1ng moments? Harry can not remember any Perhaps he d1S11k9b most to have Mr Burns f1nd h1m UDOCLUPLQG or on the verge of m1SLr18f Perhaps the best compl1ment for Harry came from a Sen1or g1rl Harry 15 always a gentleman 12. v it ' V ' A' ' I' .1 ' l ,u . fmt? ' 'f' f 1 : 't sw ' N . i . H , ,, 5 . ' ' 1 ll , ' - , -y ' ' ' 1 ' 0 J Q if ,If . l -A 1 ' . - 1 H QQ ' I ,x . 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'. fx- sl .H X 4 L4 f 'N +1 H JIM SLH OLK ll Iowa on December 29 1935 and SIULG that ,N xff J1m bchrock wxs bozn at Odkvl e l O nds 15 topped by some good W Z!! t1me has reached a stature of s1x feet H1s 7 pou ll e of these k bl e e es and l1ght brown ha1r He brlngs out the br1 11nc XX loo 1ng u y f blue When W15h1Dg to reglster as sharp he eyes by h1s f1vor1te color o f tel lll h1s coat lapel X m1ght even wear an Amer1can beauty rose Chls WVOTI 1 ttl fun Mrs Arthur Murray always sxys If you want to put 1 1 e what J1m has X ld babl say try everyth1ng for th1s 1S 1U both worki try danclng Jim wou pro y done He has def1n1tely been a leader m1ght we say Y1Hg leader and play He has been lmportant to Huron School because of the good oi the school and the student body He has c0mm1ttee and part1c1p1ted 1n VTFIOUS LUfr1LU1Um J1m s fxrst love 11D school? no doubt, has been of th1s Wh11C ma1nt11n1ng an except1onally h1gh SChO1HSt1L stand1ng l f t lon w1th J1m has p1loted a school bus 1D them thar h11lS No smal ea a g all h1S other busy schedule If you bel1eve 1n provexbs apply th1s one t If you want a Job done get a busy person to do lt When J1m selects h1s lady she w1ll probably resemble Ann Blyth, wear a dress and a red rose If they go out to d1nner he w1ll order fr1ed chlcken and strawberry p1e, and w1ll ask B1ng Crosby and Rosemary Clooney to Slng or athlet1cs and sports J1m blue Amb1t1on 15 certa1nly a very des1rable tra1t and we not1ce on J1m s 1nterv1ew sheet that he hopes to be the father of qulntuplets He wants them all to be boys the nucleous for a ball team He asks for noth1ng short of the maX1mUm 1D all h1s undertak1ngs Yes that s J1m for you QM Qvx 5 X x Cho' M lx LOUIE ANDERSON If you ever hear someone gO1ng around h1s usual dUt19S s1ng1ng Make Love To e , you may be qu1te sure lt 1S Lou1e Anderson Or 1f he 1S play1ng h1s favor1te band music, lt will be Sp1ke Jones w1th a vocal1st named Patt1 Page Lou1e was born 1n Mex1co, Missour1, December 22 1935 He has 11ght brown ha1r 1n your l1fe X f-'XX h1s W1111HgDBQS to work foxihs-E5 served on every type of Cl? or All lxr blue eyes, and chooses green for h1s color He eats anyth1ng that tastes good, and l1kes to th1nk about the fa1r sex He hopes to meet a brunette of 115 pounds blu eyes, 5 feet 6 1nches 35 24 36, who w1ll be 1nterested 1n a 11fet1me arrangement on h1s terms LOUIS s 11st of actompl1shments does not qu1te equal h1S classmates due to the fact that he entered Huron School only a l1ttle over one and a half years ago He came from Monmouth I111n01S However, he has part1c1pated in the JUDIOT and Sen1or class plays Debate is not stressed at th1s school, b t the age old Chevvy versus Ford argument pops up daily or at least once a week, and you can rest assured that Louie never m1SSed one chance to defend the Good old Chevvy General Motors should give him a new car for graduation as a reward Louie has a talent as an artist, and has been helpful in mak1ng posters programs, etc He m1ght Just find a h1tch for a craftsman someday H1s amb1t1on is to work 1n the Chevrolet d1v1sion of General Motors, des1gn1ng Chevvys 9 gl gs o p ., , , , , , . , , I 4 , , Ja 4 I , v . . - ' ' . I 1 . 1 . ' ' 4. , . - , :v n f 1 I C . ' . . ' sz : H - , ,V n U n , A - vw I ' - ' ' - T . . V . a vu - u - . , sL . ' 1:3 I . , x . X . , . . C . ,L . B i .x . Q 0 o , ,, . , -, . , . . . . K. . i . . .I . 1 - . , . v. - N - . A . . , .S 0 . -- .. . , - - - H . ' . , 1 h 1 . I . . vi if its a movie it will be starring Burt Lancaster. . . . . . , . . , . . . , 4 , i . . . , , . X ggi xr sp E. X W t -- O 5, x X t 5. X 5 3111, '1 .4 , 'yy 'L X ' .QM x ll X ' ' I 3- f 5 ' ' ' ' ' ll M H - . . . . . . . . Y . . . , ' 1 y ' ' I ' ' . , I x . , , I , . i . . , . ' u 'V lv ' vv vw - v - . ? . RICHARD FULLER Richard was born at Central City, Iowa on December 8, 1935. He weighed the sum total of ten pounds and now has reached 160 pounds and a height of 6 feet 2 inches, being the tallest boy in the Senior Class. Patti Page seems to be the favorite singer of many people. Dick falls into this group For male singers he will take a pair HHomer and Jethrou But just let the band strike up and Dicl will dance or march with Guy Lombardo If he plays 1 dreamy tune Dick s head will nod or if it s rhythm with a down beat that suits him also He selects a rather unusual actor as his favorite, Richard Widmark But like others he favors Doris Day for his favorite actress When Dick selects his ideal gill she will headed the blacker the better lovable personality Of course eyelashes is his pet Richard scenes He Richard not be 1 blonde No siree Dick wants her black and she must have a good grin, and express a there will be two black sparkling eyes and long He does not want her to be even inclined to be a smart alec, as that peeve is fond of carribean d enjoy fried chicken and ice cream for a pastime has driven a bus route one year and has been most trustworthy When blue for a color so perhaps likes moonlight taking a spectator or player group to a ball game or tournament there was no rolling stop for railway tracks stop signs etc It is a dead stop for sure A bus load of your precious darlings has been under excellent supervision When Richard Driving any boy D1ck Perhaps and piped down, then he was happy like training an excellent part of made sure that the kids sat down a bus successfully is a business s schooling is a better than average student that is the basis for his good common sense with a special ability for mathematics He does not tolerate teasing for unmerited reasons and is inclined to take the part of anyone being mistreated But his amb1tionP'?2 That he will have to explain How can you live to be 100 years old and retire at 50x Please give us the formula Success to you Richard May it be l05 1 Cql -N fgtil, ex UBMME ll WI Atl? 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If..- L4 K 1 me :-- A- - . t ass at fstorgg Throughout our short stay at Huron, to be sure we were never the largest 1n number, but we certa1nly have left our mark 1D 1ts renowned hallowed d en Freshmen Only halls We entered Huron 1D 1950, eleven scared an gre three of our members had begun school at Huron 1D the pr1mary grade These be1ng Ruth Frank, James Schrock, and Harry E1senmann Throughout our long cl1mb upward we ga1ned and lost class members many tlmes When we entered h1gh school, Kathleen Eads, Nola Ibbotson, DeWayne Poggem1l1er, W1ll1am S hrader James Crablll and Kenneth Schnedler were there to cont1nue the c adventure w1th us Our sponsor was Mrs Pollack and J1m Schrock was our 'chlef execut1ve' Our class was left w1th a b1g dent however, when dur1ng the second semester of our Freshman year, Joyce and Donna Walker and Kenneth Schnedler left our ranks to venture out 1nto other places Under the sponsorsh1p of M1ss W1ttemann and our pres1dent Ruth Frank our Sophomore year ran reasonably smooth By th1s t1me we had lost James Crab1ll to more exc1t1ng hor1zons, but we welcomed Rlchard Fuller to our class Our JUD1Or year was packed full of aCt1V1ty 'Starllght was the theme of the banquet we gave the Sen1ors Games and danclng were enjoyed later at the 'H1tch1ng Post 1n Burl1ngton How s Your Hokumbedo was the t1tle of our Jun1or play under the d1rect1on of Mrs McNe1ll, our Sponsor Even though we seemed to run 1nto our full share of trouble, what w1th the mumps and accldents preva1l1ng, we presented an 9XC1t1Dg and 1ntr1g1ng play Loule Anderson from Monmouth Ill1no1s arr1ved Just 1D t1me to take part 1n our play 1D place of R1chard Fuller who was hurt ln an auto acc1dent Our presldent was James Schrock We chose the approprlate motto Small In Number But M1ghty In Strength We re Sen1ors at last We started work on our annual by sell1ng ads durlng the flrst few weeks of school We chose R1chard Fuller as our presldent and Harry E1senmann as our annual ed1tor We spent one entlre day 1n Burl1ngton when we had our p1ctures taken J1m Schrock was h1gh po1nt scorer on our v1ctor1ous boys basketball team th1s season and Harry Elsemann was a flrst squad member also In baseball they were 11keW1Se equally act1ve Ruth Frank has played 4 years of glrls basketball and will certalnly be m1ssed when the f1rst game of the 1954 55 season rolls around Nola Ibbotson has been h1gh school solo1st for 4 years and also a member of the g1r1S tr1o, quartet and the school chorus Nola, J1m Schrock B111 Schrader and DeWayne Poggem1ller have helped to regulate school pO11C16S as members of the Student Counc1l Kathleen Eads served as the very capable off1ce ass1stant th1s past year As our annual goes to press we st1ll have our play, class tr1p, and graduat1on to look forward to We look back over our years at Huron w1th fond and pleasant memor1es, but we know that b1gger and better thlngs st1ll l1e ahead for us 1n future l1fe X . 1 1 1 I - - I ' s , . 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' s . girls! unc CXh0Sfl1IlI0I1f W the Sen1or Class of 1954 of Huron H1gh Sthool be1ng of sound Judgment and about to depart from th1s sthool do hereby w1ll the followlng Item I Item II Item III Now lt students Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item VII VIII XII the Senlors w1ll our ab111ty to sklp sthool to the Junlors W the Sen1ors w1ll our ab1l1ty to swxy our teachers to the Sophomores the Senlors w1ll our ab1l1ty to stay out of trouble to the Freshmen 1S the w1sh of eath Senlor to leave somethlng to the 1nd1v1dua1 someth1ng personal Just to show our generoslty and klndness I Loule Anderson, w1ll my bachelor hood to Larry Holsteen, and my good old Chevy to Ted Nelson I Kathleen Eads w1ll my offlce Job to Bonnle D1stelhorst and standlng on the honor roll to Robert Coleman Harry E1senmann w1ll my ab1l1ty to get the tar to B111 Kuntz d my f1rst m111l0n to Crafton Meeker Ruth Frank w1ll my ab1l1ty to play basketball to Allce hage, and my sl1m wa1stl1ne to Judy Cllne w1ll my ab1l1ty to go steady to Phyllls ha1r to Dale Luckenblll DeWayne Poggem1ller derson, and my curly my slnglng ab1l1ty to Yvonne Gerst, and Hardln Nola Ibbotson, w111 hefty h1ps to Joyce Rlchard Fuller, leave my ab1l1ty to wear levles to Dale hage and Job as bus drlver to Carl Stonoff W1l11am Schrader, w1ll my gr1n to B1lly Anderson, and my s dr1v1ng Job to V1ctor Hunter J1m behrock, w1ll my ab1l1ty to pester the glrls to Conrad Gerst, and my ab1l1ty to shoot hook shots to Jerry Howe -'Sen1or Class of Huron High S2:'hoo1 a , X .- 1 W f.- n e, . , .T Y , . we, . , . . . 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O C amor frop any Th1s belng the 21st century even fly1ng saucers have been mechan1zed, and used for da1ly transportat1on and trlps from planet to planet So come w1th us to see what former students of Huron H1gh School are do1ng 1D the unlverse We leave the earth w1th a Jolt As we soar upward 1nto space we pass the clouds and we not1ce a commot1on on cloud NINE As we proceed caut1ously there IS a bl1nd1ng flash 1D our eyes After we recover from shock we f1nd lt 1S Lou1s Anderson, w1th a new pa1r of glasses What 1S dO1Dgf Sell1ng kn1ck knacks at a football gamef As we proceed we spy a group of fly1ng saucers com1ng toward us We to m1Sb them But due to the slow react1on of our spacesh1p there 1S an un avoldable CO1l1S1OD Our remalns land on planet Juplter W1th our radar s1gnals we contact the nearest wrecker statlon Wh1le we are wa1t1ng for th1s we look for the dr1ver of the other shlp He comes 11mp1n out and we see lt s Harry E1senmann He tells us he 1S the earths entry 1n the Planetary Speed Race of Space As we search the planet for fly1ng saucers we run across an old fr1end DeWayne Poggem1ller, who asks us what our troubles are We tell h1m of our accldent and h1s 1mmed1ate reply was, Your search has ended, SIDCG I am manager of a saucer garage DeWayne tells us of a flylng saucer tour1ng sh1p 1n whlch we can go s1ght see1ng wh1le he repa1rs our fly1ng saucer We take h1s adv1se to heart and go w1th the tour Be1ng so exc1ted by the b1rds eye v1ew of Jup1ter we have forgotten our hunger but the p1lot of the tOUT1Ug sh1p br1ngs lt 1Dt0 real1ty by mentlon OUI' SWeI'Ve the planet earth We stop there for a m1d afternoon snack Wh1Ch cons1sted of a m1lky way malt, star dust sandw1ches, and b1g d1pper of m0onsh1ne Seelng we were new to the planet the manager h1mself del1vered the food We recogn1ze h1m as J1m Schrock ASk1Dg J1m how he happened to get started up here, on Juplter as a manager of a restaurant he repl1ed I r1cochetted Leav1ng the Fly Inn we return to f1nd our space shlp ready so we can return to the earth We are more 1nterested w1th the scenery on the outs1de of the sh1p so we turn on the telev1s1on Watch1ng and l1sten1ng to the latest news, we f1nd that B111 Schrader 1S one of the Ten Most Wanted Men for smuggl1ng a g1rl from the planet Mars to Pluto We guess he was trylng to get away from lt all Remember1ng that th1s lS elect1on year we hope to d1a1 a channel gettxng the lnaugural address of the Pres1dent What' Are we see1ng stra1ghtf Is that a woman g1v1ng the lnaugural address Not only are we surprlsed at Seelng a woman but aston1shed to TeCOgD1Ze her as Kathleen Eads, a former student of Huron H1gh By her speech we understand how she ach1eved her pos1t1on Chang1ng channels because of 1nterference we see a womans wrestl1ng match taklng place We watch very 1nterest1ngly and when the bout 1S over the women go to the1r respectlve corners As the camerman takes a close up we take a Second look at the manager to f1nd lt 1S R1chard Fuller Later we f1nd out that the woman wrestler 1S h1s w1fe The next program 1S a detect1ve story called Un1verse Prlvate Eye The narrator 1S a woman, who seems to be looklng for one of the Ten Most Wanted Men Perhaps lt 1S B111 Schrader We f1nd women are taklng over men s Jobs very eas11y now We can t be11eve our eyes The lady 13 none other than Nola Ibbotson, a graduate of 11 l ol Huron Turnlng off the telev1s1on, we see the earth C0m1ng 1DtO v1ew As we land and come back to real1ty we w1sh each and every Sen1or the best of luck and prosper1ty 1n whatever VOCat1OD they choose J . 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B111 S lost h1S gas tank J1m k1SS9d Joanne at the ball game Mrs McNe11l went 1D the d1tch Poggey found someth1ng 1n h1s notebook Larry H came to school w1th two hlckeys Lou1e got that love tap from Mr Ecklund The Three Stooges' powdered up B111 S typewr1ter We had a party over at Ruth Frank s house B111 S got that n1ce Chr1stmas g1ft DeWayne threw a flashbulb at LOUIS Kathleen threw books at DeWayne iMrs McNe1ll was watch1ngJ DICK Fuller and Harry E were caught sleep1ng 1n the 11brary We went watermelon huntlng J1m Schrock and Larry H were caught eat1ng grapes Nola kissed Lou1e on the K1ngston bus Mr Ecklund couldn t f1nd h1s car Freshman slumber party The three Jun1or g1P1S found the boys cars out 1n the corn f1eld Marc1a went 1U the d1tch w1th Jerry W S car Poggey and Ruth got stuck down by the riverslde The g1r1s changed clothes on the way to the basketball game The g1rls got k1ssed at the Chr1StmaS party S -.4 X x 'lib 455 9 wall Ol HIGQHIQ Jerry Wagenbach dating Donna Seer1ng Lou1e without h1S pencll stub J1m Schn1cker not s1tting w1th Sandra Holsteen Lou1e st1cking up for a Ford Ruth without DeWayne Red and Rich R having a perfect attendance record The Sen1or home economics girls getting to class o Everybody really working in manual training Not having a test every day in history The bus be1ng quiet to and from the ballgames lr Burns typing with all ten fingers Phyllis Alderson not flirting with the boys Dutch Hadler pay1ng attention in bookkeeping class lr Ecklund sticking up for Republicans Harry not following Esther around n t1me kk ' X lc. X' . Bill S. and Dick F. rode on the fender of a car. 7 L :nk Q dx! X 5 y 1 O - l f R . U U llllIOI'S FRONT ROW Velma Rlemann Bonnie Dlstelhonst Esther Poggemxller Joanne Gerst, Mar1or1e W1egard MHFCIW B111ey Bertha Wagenbach BACK ROW Mrs McNe111 QSponsorD Ted Nelson Gary Peterson, Roger Hadler PRESIDENT ddfg, 'sh- ew' 2237 GARY PETERSON D111 Wehage, Rxchard Rettlg Larry Holsteen Ufllljl G10 SS OIS vxcs PREbIDENT SECRETARY MARCIA BAILEY BLRTHA WAGENBACH Y: Q 1 I ' 1 H p . 1 ' 1 1 - : . . . : , , , . P , . . . . . .. , I I I f I .P 2 g,x' - ,- ' 1:39 fr ' ' ' . , 4 ,plx J fr-' rg,-, Tw Y, I Cgopfz om ores ' FRONT RQQ Conrad Gerst Ronald Gerst Joyce Hardxn, Bobbie Anderson, Sharon W1egand Vxctor Hunter Dorothy Frank Jim Anlxker Pmtey Schnedler, B111y Coleman, Leon Kuntz BACK Row Mr Enklund isponsorl, Carl Stonoff, Darrel Fenton Bob Coleman, Judy Smxth Sandra Holsten, Yvonne Gerst Wayne Vierling, Edward Rettlg, Gerald Wagenbach 0,9 IOIHOIQS C1058 Q ICGIQ PRESIDENT VICE PREbIDENT bhcasmm TRI-.ASURER M! 1 Donornv FRANK JOYCE HARDIN CONRAD CERN Z1 'Si so A as lv - O I09 HHCII FRONT ROW Juan1t1 Fxuhthorn Bllly Kuntz Halen Duval John Ste1ner, Donna Waterhouse, Crafton Meeker, Roberta Fuller, Kenneth Klenk, Phyliss Alderson Jerzy Howe Allce Wehagc Seerxng DQHH1b Malone Dale Luck1nb1ll Eleanor Schrock Nxna Ibbotson Judy Lllne, Arl1nc S19L19 f8.S fllan C1099 QXWCQIT' PRESIDENT VICE pRE5IDENT bLLRETARY TREASURER GQ 'Y Qqnr Xf-. JOHN STEINER CRAFTON MEEICER MARIAN FRANK 5 I ll . 'LA 2 I ' A. 4 ' , .x.fY', , ' I . 5 . T X BACK ROW: Mrs. SwanCSponsorJ, Marian Frank, Relen Gerst, Florence Riemann, Ervlng ' N Y? I 1 I n 1 - 1 ' v ' 1 V K l 1 J ' ' I , A ,, , .Q 1 e 1 , X Q-4 ' l.- f N H: ir X + L Y , - .dia 1 4 MARILYN GERST ,q. 4.5 'K KAREN AMENELL -lb ii 3' EDNA MAE WEAK 'Q BETTY FRANK L -4 Sm'-, W STANLEY BARBARA VIRGIL SCHNICKER ROWELL EISENMANN ' P 'ik 1 1:5 31: Q-,4 -an '19 'nuns M' eq. IX HAROLD JANET FRANK BECKMAN SC ROCK HEDGES JR 'fi Q-w.,1. G EEEII 'E was EBTHER COULTER fi -1 f R i' BOBBY SHIRLEY RONALD SCHNICKER ANLIKER RETTIG BARBARA CLINE NELDA KUNTL flflf -uh hue wh WALTER DIANNE WALDEMAR THORNBURG STEINER MODRO Cl! he -vw- J -4.1 DEAN EARL PHYLLIS FULLER STOLLER SIEGLE Z4 DALE SCHNICKER MRS FLORENCE GERST NANCY HEINIGER RALPH MERCER 3336 Q5 'Qi 9 ,,,4 .... It KEITH HARDIN LINDA SHARON ROWELL SHARON DENNIS RICHARD IALONE GERST KLENK ANLIKER f N. Q STEPHEN CHARBONNEAUX ANNETTE ROCKE MARTHA STEINER x., rib fi ALAN SHIRLEY GINGRICH 193 'QQ s-Qi r WAYNE BECKMAN III Clfl LI 1--1 if WAYNE EILEEN GERST MOSER .IP UI. CHQ 1 nl ' had LARRY mm HEINIGER CLINE 'Y Y lib lil MARY HARDIN ,,...v- JUDY AM NELL M s-44 JUDITH MERCER THOMPSON JOYCE 31. 'K ANLIKER r Y .1 19 '42 ' T 'Q S Q gi DIXIE ELAINE ROGER DORIS HOGAN STEINER SCH ICKER ROCKE JOHN ROWELL d 1 U , -'- , A W 6 ' 'sf' Q - up . I R ,Q V 'fl '55 ,F T , 1 ' - f 4 1 fy ' Y ' 1 W f y Tl 'v.. 'Q' i ' A ' f A V 335, ig ,, .a , I Ygb, 'v Wmwqjv V bg? sr- -.-.. I 5fJ3i I, A. Mk A. 1 I J u H Jikwr J .J ss. ' 'W x Q. ' 1' Wit , I 1' I 0 1 . ' A ' I 4 www I .- 'X - A , :Q ,, 2,533 ik rw. 5 if mss GLORIA NIEHAUS . if 13, A A . QQ, flfl fn 'Vt 1' g GARY KLENK s ir-7 X 1 in PAM LA CENTNER 4046 ..v. STEINER MARY ANN BOLEY 26 Q., 1-v JY' RONALD SWANK 'QI X. I-A SANDY DAVID JOYCE HLINIGER IQHPRIDAN HLINIGPR '-UIC K-1 Q. l fN DANNY PHYLLIS DARLENE STOLLER ROWELL BhLhMAN flu pu' -. SCHNEDLER I lb WR MARY MICHAELS JEAN MALONE '17 an Ir BETTY KENNY THORNBURG SMITH l I II ft, A I L I 5 - '. v- ' Axqw' D' ' ,K 7 - z Q ' - W' M A N. yy N'Ka N 1 7 A -G, - ' n , ,--A ,AJ .A Y. , 4 , A ' 5 1 ,Q- C- A . , l Akwi . Y '. 1 1' ' ,, , 1 . -.W ww V ,S , H I u 0 .. - A A , Y , Fw Q , A xi' . ff 'xii 1-- 4 N'-U 3 Y Q' JA 0, . ..4 I I rg'-of V . xx' Y BECKY '-annax RAYMOND , -I ' . 'Nr' fl'- . - - ,,' R1 -- , - v 1 ' . ' - 1 , - IL' R o 4 , . ' s Qu , .' '. . ' '. D ,- . 'A ' s , ti' '- .'. ' i ' , ' . - ' - ' 4 Q Hmq K 'Q I ' ' ' 4 ' - - ' . ' . i tl. y - 6 I 1 9 .1 I-u 1- 'I 43 5 ' - . ' fl . - ' . ' ' .' A - . '. 5 Q N S. fs. - ' W -l , '- 5. 3' 8 M Yzcfu s I Nur x..ff -Q-..... Leon Kunt7, Judy C11ne, Nola Ibbotson, Edltor Esther Poggemlller, Asslstant Ed1tor, Kathleen Eads saff K NW ' 5 Tk, L. N - ' XJ 9 H- . Z? L , 1 5 C91 ucfent ouncz' Harry Exsenmann, largorxe Wiegard Edward Rett1g Eleanor Schrock Gary Peterson, Rxchard Fuller, Dorothy Frank, Larry Holsteen, Judy Smxth John Stexner Juanxta Flchthorn J1m Schrock seated Mr Burns CSponsorJ President J1m Schrock Vice PreS1dent Harry E1senmann Secretary Treasurer Margorle We1gard OFFICERS QYS FRONT ROW Joyge Hardln Arlene Selgle Allpe Wehage Roberta Fuller Florence R1em1nn Ju1n1t1 Flghthorn Helen Gerst Mwrxan Frank Dorothy Frank Vilma R1emann Judy Smlth Donn: w1t9FhOUSC BACK ROW Nina lbbotson Joanne Gerst, Nola Ibbotbon MHFCIT Blllcy, Berthw Mrs Peterson fD1f9CtOFJ 130, Q G1 1, FRONT ROW Leon Kant? Jxm Anlxker John Ste1nPr, Ronald Gorst Crxfton Mvekzr, Conrad Gerst Jerry Howe BACK ROW Mr? PfLerS0n fD1rectorJ Garry Petrrson R11hard Rrttxg, RILHTTU Fqllvr VlPf0F Hunthr Irwxn Sorring J ! ' J Q I . CC ll I 4 ' V' li J, J Y' . Y Y Y A U Wagenbach, Sandra Holsteen, Helen Duval, Jndy Cline, Majorie Wlogard, O f .' C ll 110 U1 FRONT ROW Helen Duval Roberta Fuller Velma Rlemann Juanxta F1Lhthorn Donna Waterhouse Florenee R1emann, Dorothy Frank Arlene Sexgle A1144 Wehage MIDDLE ROW Lonxad Gerst Sandra Holstetn Cralton Meeker, Martxa Baxley, Jerry Hows Bertha Wagenbagh J1m Anlxker Joyce Hardln Irwin Seerxng MaJor1e W1egard Leon Kuntz BACK ROW Marlon Frank Garry Peterson N1na Ibbotson R1chard Fuller Helen John Stexner, Judy Smxth, Ronald Gerbt Judy L11ne Mre Petereon fbirectorl ou Jle Quartet Ln-:Q TRIO QUINTET Bertha Wagenbath, Nola Ibbotson, Marcla Baxley Leon Kuntz, Ronald Ggrgt, Vlptgr Huntex, John Steiner, Conrad Gerst 272+ Q1 Cf W Z - . , . 4 5 1, 1 - .- . 31 1, I1 ' .1 r A1 D Gerst, Richard Rettig, Nola ibbotson, Victor Hunter, Joanne,Gerst, . Y w A , .' F . ,x I Af, X 1. k , ' . 4 li' 7 . -1 .K ,e , , l Q Qfr' s. 4-if Cfub FRONT ROW Bonn1e D15I91h0FSt Nola Ibbotson Judy Sm1th Sandra Holsteen N1n1 Ibbotmon Judy Lllne BACK ROW Phylxss Sexgle, L1nd1 Rowell Barbara Cllne, Barbmrx Rowell, Karen Amenell Mmrxlyn Gerst Dxane Stexner Ninuy H6lHgCl FRONT ROW Larry Holsteen Gary Peterson Wayne Vxcrllng Jerry Wxgenbaeh Dennxs Malone Vxctor Hunter Jxm Schrogk BACK ROW Ronnme Gerst Sandy Hedges Lrafton Meeker V1rg11 EISGDMWDH Dennxs Gerst Walter Thornberg Waldomar Modro Ralph Merger, Emrl Stoller John Stexner 80513-4-OZ! Gfufn X RX H4f .aaa V J 4 All ' A.. lix FRONT ROW Gary Peterson Harry Eisenmann Wayne Vierling Ronnie Gerst Jim Schrock Roger Hadler BACK ROI Ted Nelson CManagerJ Leon Kuntz Jim Anlicker Larry Holsteen John Steiner Crafton Meeker Kenneth Grinstead 1CoaLhJ ounty G amps County Tournament BURLINGTON SOPHS YARMOUTH Record Of 1953 54 Basketball Season INDIANS Following a very successful fall baseball season, the Indians opened from last year's squad bolstered our anticipation for a good year Three other boys who had seen considerable action the previous year added to the over all team strength Lacking organization in our first game, we lost to Wyman 41 42 but came back strong in the next two games to win easily over Mt Union and Denmark We were stopped by Danville 56 36 but whipped Sperry and Oakville in succession before falling to Morning Sun The team won the next three games in order before falling to Danville again After vacation we won three before loosing to Morning Sun a second time The Indians entered the county tournament with a 11 5 record, and earned their way into the finals by beating the Burlington HSophsH, 52 51 in a thrilling come from behind battle won in the last second In the finals we hurried past Yarmouth 47 43 to take the county championship for the first time since 1948 In games played after the county tournament, we won over Mt Union and lost to Yarmouth We carried a record of 13 wins and 6 defeats into the sectional tournament to be played at Mediapolis IJ ll U 52 51 47 43 the 1953-54 basketball year with high hopes. Three regulars returning . - , . . - JIM SCHROLK CENTER llf'OI'l, wx fl lCll'lS' fir. Dis., pg, 'i Q..- WAYNE VIERLING FORWARD HARRY EISENMANN GUARD Y Em .-nv'-X ad s,., 'ui Room HADLER GUARD GARY PETERSON FORWARD ps pu-. Coach. Griastead Roger Hadler, Jun Schrock Wayne Vaerhng Gary Peterson, Ronald Gerst and Barry Kisemnznn 'iw s. if TE NELSON MANAGER RONALD GER ST FORWARD gjfrfw . Qclsfcftfnrlll , 5 .A-ul .Ah A- ' FRONT ROW Yvonnxe Gerst Joanne Gerst Ruth Frank Bertha Wagenbach Esther Poggemlller Marcia Balley BACK ROW Judy Sm1th CManagerJ Joyce Hardxn Patsy Schnedler Arlene Sxegle Helen Duval Eleanor Schrock Juanlta Flchthorn Kenneth Grxnstead fCoachD RECORD OF 1953 54 BASKETBALL SEASON Wyman Denmark Mt Un1on Danvllle Denmark Sperry Danv1l1e Oakvllle Sperry Morn Sun Oakv1l1e Med1apO11S Med1apo11s Mt Unlon Yarmouth Yarmouth CU CHS Basketball practlce for the g1r1s got under way 1D early October Three veteran forwards of the 1952 53 team returned along wlth four other members of last year s squad Due to graduat1on the back court was lackxng 1n ex perlence but 1mproved rapldly to g1ve the team 1ts needed balance Openlng aga1nst Wyman, the g1r1s won eas11y 61 38 to start a seven game w1nn1ng streak Play1ng on the Med1apo11s floor we suffered our flrst loss 47 42 In the next game we lost to Yarmouth but bounced back to take two games from Danv1l1e and Denmark Fo1low1ng Chrlstmas vacat1on we lost to Sperry and Oakv11le before return1ng to the w1nn1ng column by downlng Morn1ng Sun and Med1apo11s In the flrst round of the County Tournament we lost to Sperry the eventual county champ1ons R6SUm1ng our regular schedule we beat Mt Un1on and lost our f1na1 league game to Yarmouth We entered the sect1ona1 tournament w1th a 12 6 season record At Mt Un1on the Maxdens blasted the1r f1rst round opponents, Wapello 70 to 53 and earned the rlght to meet Yarmouth 1n the Sem1 f1na1 round The1r loss to Yarmouth 49 to 68 ended their current season They closed w1th a standing of 3rd in the Lemosa League 61 38 80 71 47 . ' 37 74 ' 56 63 53 56 67 77 ' 62 50 ' 62 53 51 58 . 48 38 ' 31 50 ' ' 46 65 Morn. Sun 51 52 Sperry 63 42 ' ' 47 55 . ' 45 49 68 49 60 glllfflfl 772611. QRS . .5 e 5,3 fgrep' A 2 2 B- Q.. Q.. ffv lr' T x Q1 ,, if I 1 'Q ur , '. 'NH'u E5THER POGGEMILLER RUTH FRANK FORWARD YOVONNE GERST GUARD GUARD AND FORWARD 14. r.,--5 in JOANNE GERST FORWARD BERTHA WAGENBACH GUARD Coach Grxnstead, Ruth Frank Bertha Lee Wagenbach Marcxa Bailey Yovonne Gerst, Joanne Gerst and Esther Poggem111er if-J 41' S -R., xxx -1-. YJ. + MARCIA BAILEY FORWARD JUDY SMITH, HANAGER ELEANOR SCHROCK GUARD M . 1? A' .' W' f I 'x A 4 .51 I W -Sa , A V h J ! 3 n .-'kI?ilfg, -U O7-Fi55z3j A A A ff' A gg fl ' 5 lu ff I ' , .. ag F , ,ggi , .l,.. ,ix ' ' 1 , uv QI 080601, .Cn X iv' virxs ',f,, X 4' FRONT ROW BACK ROW Wayne Vxerlin Darrell Fenton Gary Peterson Roger Hadler Jim Schrock Ronnie Gerst Ted Nelson CManagerJ Leon Kuntz Harxy Eisenmann Irvin Seering Crafton Meeker enneth Grinstead CCoaLh7 Qasebafl gfzgfllzqhts The 1953 Fall baseball season opened with the following positions to be filled catcher, lst base, second base and center field As the season progressed the team made rapid improvement and moved into tournament play with a 3 2 record In the sectional tourney, held on the home diamond the Huron boys pounded out three 10p sided victories over Yarmouth, Wyman, and Denmark, earning the right to meet Montrose in the first round of the District In one of the best games ever played on the Huron diamond, the Indians were defeated in the 8th 1nn1ng 6 5. We congratulated our opponents and watched with interest as they swept through the district, sub-state, and state play before losing in the state finals. The team finished the season with a 7-4 record. Huron -- 18 Huron -- 2 Huron 10 Huron -- 12 Huron -- 1 Huron -- 3 Huron -- 18 RECORD OF 1953 FALL BASEBALL SEASON Yarmouth Oakville Sperry Yarmouth Letts Oakville Sperry --o -- 6 Huron -- 8 Huron -- 0 Huron -- 6 -- 19 Huron -- 12 Sectional Tournament -- 17 Yarmouth - -- 12 Wyman - -- 10 Denmark - District Tournamant -- 5 Montrose G 981' leadel' S Dorothy Frink Esther Poggem111er, Marge W1egard Dewayne Poggemxller jiv G -. 1 HURON WILL SHINE TONIGHT Huron w111 sh1ne ton1g.,ht --0 Huron w111 shxne She 11 sh1ne 1n beauty br1ght xgf N5 On down the lxne Won t we look neat tonxght Dressed up so f1ne When the sun goes down And the moon comes up, Huron w111 sh1ne ESTHER POGGEMILLER DEWAYNE POGGEMILLER RED, WHITE, FIGHT, FIGHT Red wh1te fxght fmqht Who fxghtf We fxght Red whxte fxght fight DOROTHY FRANK UARGE WIEGARD A 4 , ' ' 1 'f Y fl., r - A . . f vm N - he g . gQ .Y ' if . r Q . . . . 9 , , . , V Q , , . . 1 2 A Q 3 K. be . - ' , , . 5 V i . 3 ' r I H I I t I A Y - Y 1 y 1 - C C I U Cl PHC Ill AUGUST VdCat1ODb over F1FSt day of school SEPTEMBER 9 Sen1ors collect ads for annual f 4? Hot lunches started Flrst baseball game We won from Yarmouth 18 0 Lost baseball game to Oakvllle 6 2 F1rst assembly program Song Hltb of 1953 B C X Won baseball game w1th Yarmouth ..x Won baseball sectlonal tourney -M 'Q Advance to f1rst round d1StT1Lt baseball tourney and lose t KJV Montrose B1l1y Kuntz seemed to have somethlng very 1mportant to ask Juanlta OCTOBER Our second assembly program was 1 dog show H1gh school roller skat1ng party 9 weeks tests start th1s week Qffz-,mf 'HX Qi? M' X for a bed Seems they were caught 1D the act though ,Q SKDIOFS had plctures taken Spent day 1n town E9 College day at Danvllle No NOVEMBER Jun1ors were gone gettlng last m1nute stage propert1es for the1r play Junlor Class Play Dude R1nch B1g h1St0fy test today After th1s Holsteen keep your comments yourself Flrst basketball game at Wyman Where were you golng last n1ght Fuller? Lost w1th a bus load of glrls, My My What were the Senlor glrls do1ng 1n the lunchroom at Home Ec t1meP Good th1ng Esther h1d under the table Sen1ors serve for the f1rst home game What were Ruth and J1m do1ng 1K Q, the dungeon Gettlng pop2 Jun1ors and SGHIOTS have party at Ruth F G1rls stay for slumber party I wonder 1f Mr Ecklund knows who Bert asked to take her home? Dutch has to s1t 1n the corner 1D Engl1sh class G1rls w1n at Danvllle Boys lose Thanksg1v1ng vacatlon Freshman class g1ves Thanksgivlng sklt DECEMBER Well, well what s th1s Lou1e S chevey 1n the dltch? The fellows on the K1ngston bus had to push h1m out 5251- sigixk Who d1d Fuller take home from the gamef Helen D ,IN m1ght know D 1:5 -.xxx :Eg N Wonder why Ruth d1dn t want Mr Ecklund to see her Q: J paper 1n h1story class G1rls lose and boys w1n game w1th Yarmouth G1rls second team played the Jun1or h1gh and lost Chr1stmas program ..f-'-ff ' ll f ' SU I I G I I 31 ' ' ' I ' ' . 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Wonder why Bonn1e D wore that turtle neck sweater today' Ralph Swartz, now a navy man, dropped 1U today If we look a l1ttle t1red lt s because of cramm1ng tor semester tests whlch start thls week Holsteens gettlng to be qu1te the Flower of the Underworld Wonder 1f the socks f1ttedf Hlgh school party at school The Fearless Foursome put the m1stletoe to good use B1g Chrlstmas dolng at school all day Look what Santa Claus brought B111 Schrader ',p -5 JANUARY Sen1ors start work on annual 5, Mr Ecklund d1dn t seem to want any gum th1s morn1ng d1d he R VODDIGK D1d anyone ever flgure how to get the mummy to stay 1U 1ts case by themselves? Huron seems to be the novelty shops best customer It sure took Marcla Dutch and Harry a long t1me to f1nd the news maps that were really ln thelr notebooks all the t1me Larry H starts the day off 1n style talks too much and gets rf sent out of study hall Box1ng s gettlng to be qulte a sport these days at Huron Ed R and B111 C put on an ex1b1t1on match 9 Freshman 1ce skat1ng party at B1lly K Basketball squads pr1ct1ce at the Clark Fleld House for county meet stay on the road Three Senlor b0yS Seem to have 1 lot to Say durlng the noon ,kL3Q::ipf2 f11m today Kathleen threw thlt palr of socks at you, Mr Eckland A Glrls lost f1rst round 1D county tournament to Sperry Boys w1n game 1n county tournament ln last 4 seconds 52 t 51 fron Burl1ngton Sophs Real Thr11ler Wonder what the secret was between Joanne and Schrockf All the Freshmen had to stay 1n th1s noon so several g1T1S serenaded them Sounded l1ke a hog calllng contest 1n study hall after Sr Engllsh class Mr Burns puts the t1ckets 1D the safe and leaves the money on the table Must have been the excltement of the game last nlght COUNTY CHAMPS Boys clalm county champ1onsh1p t1tle after thelr dec1s1ve 47 to 43 vlctory over Yarmouth Card play1ng 1S gettlng to be qulte the rage at Huron these days Anyone for rummy? Two g1rls mlssed the gmrls bus to the game at Yarmouth and had to r1de the boys bus No tears shed Rlght Dot and Mar1an2 We lost both games FEBRUARY G1rls w1n flrst round battle wlth Wapello 53 71 1n glrls sectlonal Boys recelve steak dlnner from Dan Meeker and Paul Peterson for w1nn1ng the boys county tournament champ1onsh1p G1rls lose second round 1n sect1ona1 tourney to Yarmouth For how the card game came out 1D h1st0ry class ask Joanne, Marc1a and Bonn1e D Seems they were busy w1th X3 the scotch tape afterwards MARCH Harry s b1rthday but he won t tell h1s age gust says Old enough to know better' APRIL Th1S 1S no Apr1l Fool lt s B111 Schraders blrthday Senlor play Senlor sk1p day One day we really celebrate Jr Sr Banquet MAY Baccalaureate Commencement Class trxp Last day of school and communmty p1cn1c L . .L ff f - ' ' . . , . , x . . I' 23 ' ' D H ' 'R N. I . ' . ,, . 4 ' 1 , . vu vv jf 24 ' ' ' ' - . . , Q I. ,- -x ' S 1 . avi Q W 5 . 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UWM, L DWI FRONT ROW Larry Holsteen Ruth Frank Marxan Fr1nk Gary Peterson Phy11ss Alderson Jxm Schrock Dorothy Frank Roger Hudler Sondra Holsteen Sharon Wxegxnd Conrad Gerst BACK ROW Dewmyne Poggemxller Dennxs Mxlone Nola Ibbotson Bertha h1genb1ch Esther Poggemxller M1FJOF1C Wxegard V1ctor Hunter John Ste1ner Most Popular B1ggest Pest Best Best Most Most Best Dressed Persona11ty StUd1OUS L1ke1y to Succeed Looklng w1tt1eSt Prett1est Ha1r Prett1est Eyes N1cest Sm11e School F11rt Best Sport Most Bashful Worst F1rst Flrst Case Senlor G1r1 Be Marr1ed Sen1or Boy Be Marrled Faculty Dar11ng Roger Hadler Dennls Malone Larry Holsteen Roger Hadler Conrad Gerst J1m Schrock Roger Larry Roger Larry Roger Hadler Holsteen Hadler Holsteen Hadler Dewayne Poggemlller Gary Peterson V1ctor Hunter Dewayne Poggemlller DeWayne Poggem111er John Ste1ner Esther Poggemlller Sandra Holsteen Ruth Frank Bertha Wagenbach Nola Ibbotson Nola Ibbotson And Esther Poggem111er Marlan Frank Sandra Holsteen MarJor1e W1egard Dorothy Frank Marian Frank Phy11ss Alderson Esther Poggem111er Sharon Wlegand Ruth Frank Ruth Frank Esther Poggem111er . 1 . 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Nr SMALL IN NUMBER BUT MIGHTY IN STRENGTH NATIONAL BANK OF BURLINGTON SAVING IS THE SECRET OF STRENGTH THE BEGINNING OF A BETTER LIFE THE DAY YOU OPEN YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT HERE YOU RE ON THE WAY TO THE THINGS YOU WANT IMPORTANT THING IS TO BEGIN EVEN SMALL A MOUNTS DEPOSITED REGULARLY SOON TURN INTO A WORTH WHILE ACCOUNT WE ASSURE YOU OF OUR INTEREST IN YOUR FUTURE, AND EXTEND A CORDIAL INVITATION TO VISIT OUR BANK WHERE YOU WILL FIND ANY OF OUR OFFICERS PLEASED TO ASSIST YOU IN STARTING YOUR SAV INGS PLAN BURLINGTON IOWA A SMALL AMOUNT WILL OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT--THE Hemle s Grocery SPECIAL ATTENTION FOR DEEP FREEZE MEATS THE STORE WHERE YOU CAN MEET YOUR FRIENDS HEINIE AND IRAH SCHULL 900 OAK STREET BURLINGTON The 3 Go Gefters Store GIL S HOME AID SHOP KLINE HARDWARE AND PRODUCE HAROLD HUTCHCROFT FEED AND FERTILIZER PHONE 10 MEDIAPOLIS IOWA O O , HOME KILLED MEATS - VEGETABLES AND GROCERIES Allworth Denn ISIOH Lumber Co BUILDING MATERIAL PAINT AND COAL MEDIAPOLIS IOWA Benson Lumber 81 Coal Co Inc COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE HOUSE BUILDING AND REMODELING HARDWARE MILLWORK ROOFING LUMBER 1205 LUCAS STREET PHONE 4557 BURLINGTON IOWA O O HWE DELIVERH O, O I u CONGRATULATIONS TO HURON CLASS OF 1954 Selzer Brothers SALES - SERVICE SINLE 1913 MEDIAPOLIS IOWA Walter R Meeker Gram BUYERS OF VNHEAT CORN BEANS OATS HIGHEST 'VIARKET PRICES AT ALL TIMES CUSTOM CRIWDINC FEEDS -UND EERTI LATE' COOPERXIING WITI T NIE JIAPOI IS XNI UXNVIYII . 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