Independence High School - Wapsie Yearbook (Independence, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1950 volume:

RR N253 fsxrvx YCVL A C 3 X X f Wa SIC FJIM k Th 1 y B1 B 11 M 1 ADVISOR p IR ha d Lyb STAFF ARTIST N M P J, I 4 - xs LJ i 3 1 X7 N C C r AQ Xi x X 0 C I C A J .-N CO-EDITORS Jac ompson Shir e ack i e vin P 'nci a ic r e k oreen Orton W6 Qdesenf f OU CDU SHI 'bf' 'WV The sh1p of I H S has proudly rolled through the tossing seas of another school year This year's voyage was not always smooth nor was it always rough but at all tlmes the crew looked forward to clear salling ahead Down the gang plank for the last t1me stepped a crew of fifty seniors their voyage on I H S completed Behind them stood all of the memorles of four years on the good sh1p Looklng ahead st1ll are the underclassmen xn the crew that st1ll w1l1 enj oy the clubs activitles and courses of the ship in the future Deep in the hearts of the class of '50 w11l always be the mxghty Ship I H S even as lt continues plowing through the heavy seas wxth the crews of the future Ready to guide the crew of the future will be the commanding officers who have helped so many crew members of the past After the Ship I H S has rested in her harbor she will be ready to contmue her Journey ever onward To the crews of the future she will remain a guxdmg light to help them up the ladder of success xy. 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S. - 'Q A 1 1 the 5 , w dutw-s uf prirwipgil and is111su11civis1qr r1f StudfJ11l Council, 'A 4 In sp 5 'wi H1-Y. pd: ftl- 215W Qtzff. 0 ip f 'lm 'li ' 1 1 2 1 ' 1 f ' Q ' A ef' ff 1'- f 1 x fp X1 I ADMINISTRATIDN .l YY xkjf ff' kxs A ,Q 4'5 fur ,ln Serving a faculty equipment manager takes most of the spare time of HENRY Andy AN- DERSON. Andy is the biology and general science instructor who is often peeved by his sopho- more charges. Mcdhanical drawing wood shops advanced shops and advisor to the freshman class are all mcluded on the busy schedule of Mr CHARLES ANDREWS His friendly grm is familiar to the students of H A farmer himself Mr CLYDE ANDREWS well fits the position of farm shop ind mlnagement He is sponsor for the FFA and a veteran s cliss His friendly hello is ftmilnr to thc stu dents of IHS A mc mbcx of our faculty who te aches speech and Fnglish is Miss RUTH RURGCHARDT A wt ll rounded schedule includ ing, ill plays and dr ima pro ductions makes hcr a worthy member of our crew tri. Y Our yarsity basketball and base ball coach and Europe in History teachcr 15 Mr FRED DEIINES Under his skillful uidance the baskctbill te im went into sub state this ycar an honor any coac 'UN could bc proud of I' sex smiling, md always ready to lend a helping hand is GER ALDIINE DFINES She teaches Junior Enslishyournalism is adxisor to thc I Hyh and is XXX Qx XX x She was replaced by Miss Ben erly Fay lor Our vocal df partment is under the caplblc uidancc of Miss DORO PHY DIClxSON Glee clubs trio chorus soloists sextet andjunior high proups axe all included on her schc dulc Her plc isant personal Q ity is one of hci many assets Football trick and Jr High basketball irc included on the ' ms, schedun of Mr EVER E FF FISCHEID Ht also chcs it zlth ind QJ is ZW , I I Y -.-fy . . I S. .' 2 1 ' , . . . . . , X ,gl 44 H ' . . - ' ,A - a' V J, Q . . . . Y , s - Z D ki Q A .v . . Y Q A N. y 2 - ,A ,- . tw 1 . L. f . , K A ,Lola ,IQ ,' , , . 4 I A 5 1, . , .' 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X, gg' X A ' --1 ,515 Bouncy leader of the IHS band IS Mr TED FI ATEN the hlgh school mstrumental music tn structor As lc ader of the Rhythm Atrs Swmg band he en Joys popular musxc along vuth CIHSSICS One ofthe very actne mem bers of our faculty lb Mlss FI FANIOR KOLAR She teaches g1rl's PF health and flrlver s lrdlnlllg, She also sponsors GAA andthe sophomore class Ht ddlllg, the comme rcxal de partment 15 MISS MAE HAN LOlN Pyplllg' shorthand book keeptng, offue practue and secxetlrul tlammg represent 1 full Lhcdule She IS always xlf rt md Wllllllg, to help sl mor c l tss sponsor sponsox of student counctl can tstt club and teacher of US hxstorv and Boy ern me nt lS Mr MII LS He can be ht ard say mb I always pass one to keep tht rest I neour lfbkd St nun class sponsor Chr Illl stry fre shm in math Lonsum er utncc fxosh oph basket hall coach and 1ss1stant foot ball coach destrtbe the proud father of a bounung b lby boy de wants to be 1 good teacher IPII I HA TFIEI D5 Always found unong the bookshelxes and typmg fme l1sts 1 HAYFI MQCIAUGH IIN H11 fnorttc express ton 1s Pleisc check the f1ne llsl Oni of our new but vxclcotne members of tht fuulty 1 Mtss ANNICF HURLEH Although she pt nds most of her lllllk it Tuntox Hxeh te lllllflg, art she sttll h ld tune to he lp vuth the n J 'X .-l 3' daft? .go ',.-A ai.. 3-Sl jj 'i x Sponsor of NHIIOHH1 Honor Soc1ety teaches .Tr Hxgh and freshman Fnglxsh sponsor of the sophomore class and La t1n tt acher completes the busy schedule of Mrs FLORENCE PETERS Attractlve and good natured f1t very well xnto her personahty Q i A hlteable member of our faculty 15 MISS MURVAL WEIDI EIN She teaches home econonucs and IS an ads xsor to the Y teens Also 1nc1uded 1n her schedule 15 bachelor s Club Her pleasmg manner 15 one of her many assets -9 Secretary of the Buchanan County Teacher s 'Xssoc1at1on md sponsor of Y teen de scrxbes M155 MARLHSWOLL- FSEN Always busy md ready to lend a help1ng hand she xsa popular fav orxte 1n IHS She also teaches math algebra and geometry FFIC CR SES f s IW The eff1c1ent blonde 1n Mr Vasey s offlce IS our own PENNY ANDERSON Her most used statement IS Su perintendent s Offlce Her pet peeve IS Andy NO I' PICTURED are The newly wed of IHS, and heard over the squawk box saymg May I have your at tention please' 15 none other than LOIS WATHEN She states her pet peeve lb poor sports The new add1t1on to the teachmg staff of II-IS IS none other than Beverly Taylor A graduate of the Un1vers1ty of Iowa she teaches Journallsm junior Enghsh and lb sponsor of the fresh man class The lady respons1ble for the health of the sh1p s members IS Mrs Dorothy Ellxs I-Ier con stant stressmg of the xmportance of good health made many a student take heed She IS al ways ready to come to the a1d of one of her students sf 'J-s Y 1 .ff 1 -I ii! . 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'Q J U 4'x ' pt- : t' 'sn' i f , j li Kzdxl f i i Y FA lfg 'bi-Tlx 5' Q,XX SENIDRS Rx W ANC ORS A AY S1 Low Wells B111 Me-lv1n Jean Munson Slurley Black CLASS OFFICERS Pre s1dent B111 Melun Secretary lean Munso11 V1ce Pres1dent Sh1rlex Black Treasurer LUIS Wells Student Counml MOFFIS V1n Vooren Jean Munson B111 Melun Ilck Soe ner Sponsors Mr Lester Mllls Mr W1llard Hatf1eld Colors Blue and S11ver Flower Carnat1on Motto Fron the seeds ofthe past flowers of the future grow T 1e r 1duat1ng eenxors of 19:10 w1ll le me many memoneb beh111d the n1 when the 1 le ue the halls of IHS A suecessful four years brought to 3 cl1n1aKby g,radu anon w IS the ,una of each nn rnher of th15 Class Thex were well represented Ill everx or 'Z1lllZ'illOIl and athlet1e contest Ill hlgh school Le 1d1n cheers t1k111,e zetue part 1n athlet1c5 Slllglflfl Ill glee club par t1c1p1t1on ll Y teen GAA H1 Y FINA hache lor s Cluh llld m111v othe rs were 111 Clud d Ill the 1Ct111t1es ot the se llll'-ffllll bemors COMMEINCEME N f CALENDAR Senxor P10 n1c' Junlor SEIIIOI' Bmquet Baccalaureate Semor Breakfxot Claes D11 Exeruses Comn ence ent C1455 Max Mav Max Mas Mas Ju1 c of E0 . 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' A pert wait- country boy FFA ress with the promised Constant companion ls his heart car Dean Butterfield Better Mabel Chase Glee Club late than never I Club Chorus Y Teen Basketball speed Wapsfe Sweet girl -ater Wlelds a mean with a sweet disposition COX'l l8t U 100 .Tr Axline I Club FFA all conference football He knows that football lsn't the only place a good line is needed president N C Editor of Wapsle Vice- presldent of Sr class A smile for everyone Bob Cornwell Don't tell me your troubles Hi Y Eddy Arnold 0-AS' N-'Y I D FORNWEII NHQ rut prtsx cn must futurm roach h lwl-if tb 111 A'- f -f 'Y MARIAN DOWNING D1m ple w government fan C 'M uapme staff 1 drop deid I 4l CHARLES G . . . motor sc secretary . . top chicken r '41 f gin 1-7 MARTHAI ENE COULTER MARX IAM-I DLOUHY Ol that gil skatxng, Fe. th it urn idxplo Hftvtthorne secretary e Shx but mc Q Di 1-J -sf wud WANDA ESCH Y te e n DARREL L FRATZKE future secretary tops baritone solos dtnce whlz 1n the looks department There s rhythm 1n tha m feet HERE. . .band. . PAT GHERE. .... Y-teen. . ooter ..... FFA . . .GAA. . .office girl. . . . . . wrestling .... outstanding athlete .... nuts aiser........ toyou ......... ZR 41 at ,Q Carl Gosse F F A lence IS a true frxend who never betrays Ronald Gltsch Tonle cornet tooter for the Rhy thm Aires Journahsm 23 marrxed yet Butch s helper gal on wheels Y Teen sweet country gal from Brandon Vp. 'T df Bob Hanson Cutie Jo Harrmgton Actxve He 11 be a bachelor wxth cheerleader NHS a wife Basketball GAA presmdent quiet manner Carole Grief Charmmg lass wxth snapplng eyes Y Teen checker wh1z I Just can t keep qulet W'1ps1e staff Y Teen glee club Chorus Conme Harvey V1m vxgor and vitalxty cheer leader Y te e n cabmet Journahsm wh1z I . f H A e -.. - .Q ' - ... - . . ....Si- - ' f ,, 'Fl 'Z ' is . YJ 1 l , V X X : Joyce Hakanson - I'll get Donna Hallett - Red Hair. . . Pat Hall - Cheerleader . . . ,- 3' 0 A , 4 is ' ,i . Y i an -r- 'fbs 'Q .i 41 IUDNNA HXI TH NHS TOPN xIDD I-'FX MXRII IN RIDD IIJI C' X X lxxt d tn-mt nf L1 mul' md tc Ruwxttl no- 'f Qzw ia, .I TOHN KUPER Kupe JIM LOCKHART Red hook shot artlst 1re bug I lake tb 1 Mx mother told me never to center allconferencc foot h1t a ady ball Itry to be good agus VERNON MAIN DDT DONNA MCFEIE Mxcl-ts ' DALE MCGILL FFA Careful Student careful You tell em Ind reporter L I not to over do FFA Y teen wapme they need more men Ixke wmnmg smxle staff me ' '-Y I -za av- ty N . ' . f i 'J f ff' f... . Iff' ... IiIlle 1'-lvvll V1 'IN-t .. 1:1 .... I1cweti1c,:s,t1gal:-. . .. .. . . . . . . . . him thing- Ilt'K't'I' 21 ull I HDI. . . . . . Ht 1' for hiv st' dv H .. worm' in wnmli :mc'k:tt5w-, , . Oh that an 'klrf' ..,..., , . , . . . . . --1-n'rc't.1rj,, , ,,,, ff' 'D I 2 , ' , 'W . ' bf 1 ,177 . I A' M if f I f if ' I Qfetaf gg X ,, ex- A A ?j7-f:..:--- :MN 5-:.vk-Qfv 1 - ff-fy ,Mfg ,tb A .QQ ,5 . 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Floyd Schanke - handsome The harder I try the gooder to be the worser I am Jean Munson - NHS Speed journalism student coun- il secretary of senior class Never a quiet moment Richard Schmidt all confer ence football wrestling king Get thee behind me Satan and push Robert Orr FFA president An innocent face but you can never tell Marjorie Shannon Y Teen ' A qu1et tongue shows a busy lr mind' Barbara Pearce Bobbie Y Teen cabmet Wapsxe Her heart's on the farm .Tack Soener basketball Council president confer ence football All great men are dying I feel sick my self fi Delorxs Strlpes Trxo WHDSIG Y te e n Cabxnet A1Il,t Icute 'N '15 Herbert T1ffany FAA vxce presldent I know a lot but I just can't thmk of it now ...ffl 4, Morris Van Vooren FFA Student Council Some of our most mtelllgent people come from the farm JI' ,AL ...nv-P Darrell Spece Wapsle I Hyh Don't mmd me I was gust born th1s way V1v1an Van Etten Y Teen Waps1e Number please Men annoy me but I love to be an noyed ::f -J .Tack Thompson I Hyh Co Ed1tor of Wapsxe Someumes I sxt and thxnk and someumes just slt 'Q Tun Van Ree Baseball He spoke to a g1rl once but claxms xt was a nus take if en Loxs Wells Drop dead Jan1ce Zxmmer Enough Band The more I IS enough Y Teen see of men the better I Always happy always like my cat ' gay she s in love sothey say ' 3 . 3 v Q -' O I . 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Q1 J it Sr' sf . 3 651 pgs x .4 ,,'U'-Mft' 'Sf QM. 6.4 6!,9 9 A 1669 QW M42 'Sf ,fi pl!! .4-' ,a-in '37 'T' C' X QLASS WILL X We the seniors of nineteen hundred and fifty, being of sound mind and body do hereby will and bequeath such of our earthly possessions as we deem suitable and proper I Marjorie Abram leave my ability to be late to government class to Donna Munson I Phyllis Andrews leave my out of town dates to Thelma Loeck I I 7 I I I I, ! I L I, Junior Axllne leave my ability to tease to Lucille Zlmpher Betty Bayness leave my bright green slacks to Jean Stevens Russell Beebe leave Shirley Black leave my first kiss to P J Leehey Dean Butterfield leave my horn rimmed glasses to Nona Saunders Mable Chase leave my gentle ways to Marlene Foresman Bob Cornwell leave my blond butch to Jim Schrader Ed Cornwell leave my love for Dewey to any republican Marthalene Coulter leave my many pairs of blue jeans to the Sharon Doan gang Marlon Downing leave my noon hour car jaunts to anyone who'll risk it Mary Jane Dlouhy leave my longeblonde locks to Lona Lee Russell Wanda Esch leave my dates in lwein to anyone who can handle them Darrell Fratzke leave Beverly Elliot to the Sophomore boys Charles Ghere leave my motor scooter to Howard Saunders Patty Ghere leave my athletic ability to Alma Jean Smith Ronald Gitsch leave my I Hyh assignments to Wayne Haegele Carl Gosse leave my big brown eyes to John Rowland Carole Grief leave my constant visits at my locker to anyone that will appreciate them Donna Hallett leave my art ability to John White Pat Ha.ll leave my cheerleading ability to J O Brown Bob Hanson, leave my cuteness to Beverly Borchers Jo Harrington leave for Alaska Connie Harvey leave my flashy braces Donna Hauth leave my clever ways to Lillian Jarrett Wally Johnson leave with Josie John Kidd, leave my entertaining noon hours to Eugene Devlm Marilyn Kidd leave my stenographlc ability to Margaret Jean John Kuper leave my height to ' Monk Wilson Jim Lockhart leave my personality to Sally Madison Vernon Main, leave my nickname DDT to anyone willing to Donna McFee leave my friendly smile to Naomi Gissel Dale McGill leave my stride to Les Mills Blll Melvin leave my Melvinette symphony orchestra to J 0 Jean Munson, leave my speedy ways to Leon Groskurth Robert Orr, leave my build to Robert Seymore Thorpe. Barbara Jo Pearce, leave for the farm Floyd Schanke, leave, my good looks to Harold Beck Richard Schmidt, leave my wrestling abllity to Corinne Gosse Marjorie Shannon, leave my shy manner to Pat Wolgamot Jack Soener leave my way with women to Charlie Cabalka Darrell Spece, leave my quiet manner to Catherine Wooff Deloris Stripes, leave my naturally red hair to Mary Ha.nna Herbert Tiffany, leave my pesterlng ways to Pat Meggers Jack Thompson, leave my size to Bob Kroeger Vivian Van Etten, leave my love for Mrs Dienes to Barbara Belzer Tim Van Ree, leave my pool hall experiences to Herbert Deer Morris Van Vooren, leave my government grades to Eugene Jones Lois Wells, leave my peace in the band to Duane Manson Janice Zimmer, leave my diamond ring to LeAnn Cone. Bare accept it Brown S 5 X I 1 I L , . I, , I, , . . . I, . I, , - I, , Q If ' , . I, , . I , . I, , . I, , . I, , - . I, , . I, , I, Joyce Hakanson, leave for the navy. I, , . . . I, gg . I, , ,- . I, , . I, , . I, , . I, ' . 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QASS PRGPHECYX Sailor Reveals Occupations of 1950 High School Graduates The sharp stinging blast of the bugle the sound of men rolling from their bunks was the first thing I heard on the morning of J une 1, 1960 Maybe it was my ten years of experience in the Navy or the fact that we were dockmg in the good ole' USA that made me hit the deck at the very first sound We were all to get 30 day leaves upon dockmg a.nd I thought perhaps I d get a chance to go back to Independence and look up my old school chums It was about 11 o'clock when we dropped anchor and the following day I was walking down the street in San Francisco with my leave papers, reading the latest edition of the ' Boom , America s most popular magazine which was edited by CARL GOSSE of good old IHS, when who should I run into but a foreign correspondent back from Alaska WALLY JOHNSON It was good to see Wally so we dropped into a corner drugstore to talk over the good old days We were so busy talking that we hardly noticed the soda Jerk standing by our booth It was none other then DELORIS STRIPES our old class mate Suddenly remembering I had to catch the 2 o clock rocket ship, I quickly slipped on my Jet propel'ed boots and before I knew it I was at the a1r port I was almost ready to refuse to participate in this whiz bomb trip to Iowa, when I found that our own HERBERT TIFFANY was in command of the ship After a convincing conversa We were soon on our way and exactly 32 seconds later we had a breakdown over Yellow stone National Park and so we had to glide m easy Almost immediately two girls came along riding horses and who should they be but PAT GHERE and MARIAN DOWNING They took me to the ma1n office to see JOHN KIDD the director of the park, and his chlef overseer, RUSS ELL BEEBE Figuring at least a day of my leave would be wasted waiting for repairs, I was glad to run into JUNIOR AXLINE, now part owner of the AXLINE McGILL boat constructing company Luckily he had his latest 1nvent1on with him a combined ship and plane and he was able to get me to Independence in a few hours Imagme my surprise and delight to find I was in time to take in the Buchanan County Circus To my amazement I heard Pickle in the middle with mustard on top coming from our own FLOYD SCHANKE You can't possibly conceive the shock I had when I walked 1nto the Sideshow to see ' JO HARRINGTON and CONNIE HARVEY doing their famous black face act After chattmg with Jo and Connie I left their tent I walked into the big top about ten mmutes early so I pulled out the latest Conservative Naturally being in the Navy I was interested in world peace so I turned to the UNO page I was relieved to read that the great crisis is over as The Sinatra, DARRELL FRATZKE, and Crosby alliance has finally been signed the world is again at peace Then came a great fan fare from the band conducted by none other than our own RONALD GITSCH, and out came JEAN MUNSON the bareback rider It s rumored that she is engaged to DEAN BUTTERFIELD, the thin man Suddenly before I knew what had happened someone slipped off the rafters and fell right into my lap and pushed their cotton candy into my face and there was BOB CORNWELL We talked of the good old days when everyone seemed to live Southwest of town cause that's where everyone went after a dance Just then someone threw something down my neck I turned around and there sat BILL MELVIN cracking salted peanuts Later that night I flashed into a restaurant I checked my hat, left sock, and my ear muffs The hat check girl seemed quite astonished but not as astomshed as I was when I noticed it was PI-IYLLIS ANDREWS The head waiter JACK SOENER showed me to a table I was astomshed more than ever when he summoned a waitress to serve me and who should appear but BETTY BAYNESS Featured m the main floor show was MARILYN KIDD a ballet dancer, and her partner JOHN KUPER My steak finally came and it was terrible I demanded to see the manager and to my surprise it was VERNON MAIN He immediately took me to see SHIRLEY BLACK, the chief cook Shu'ley msisted it was the cow s fault so I finally excused it . ,, ' I I 1 ' ffm' X r x -Q' ,xr N tj -i im . . , . . V . . . . . . , ,, . , . . , U . I I 1 , I . . , f 1 tion with Herby on curves and corners, I decided to take the risk. . ,, . . . . ,, . . ' H I . .' . , . , . . - . . . . I . . I was walking out of the restaurant and who should I run into but JIM LOCKHART and TIM VAN REE it seems they had the world's most famous pool hall, all due to Jim's many errors. They invited me to go with them to see RICHARD SCHMIDT defend his heavyweight title of the world and they told me that his manager was none other than CHARLES GHERE. After the fight I went into the drug store and sat down to get a coke. JOYCE HAKANSON, the clerk, turned on the radio in time to hear DARRELL SPECE speak on Will the whiz bomb ever replace our rocket ships , when in walked Admiral ROBERT ORR and BARBARA JO PEARCE the beauty operator from up the street As I strolled out the door, I met JACK THOMPSON and one of his show dogs from his own kennels My leave was Just about up so I started back to the coast I was hitchhikxng along a country road when a car pulled up and Sgt MORRIS VAN VOOREN asked me if I wanted a ride About a hundred miles southwest of Des Moines I stepped onto a bus and I was surprised to find BOB HANSON driving It Sitting across the aisle from me was MABLE CHASE MARY JANE DLOUHY, and WANDA ESCH on their way to their dude ranch When I reached the coast I found I had some time left so I strolled down to the beach one afternoon and there was MARTHALENE COULTER and JANICE ZIMMER in dungarees I ve heard they own the biggest sand sifting company on Long Beach I laid down on the sand and started to read the paper and there it was PAT HALL founder of the bald heads a new ligious cult in California After an afternoon at the beach, I was walking down toward the base when who should I run into but LOIS WELLS and CAROLE GRIEF They were working in a public library and enjoying their work very much I remarked about Carole s lovely hat lt looked like a flower pot with a daisy growing upside down She told me it was created by ED CORNWELL a famous fashion artist I told the girls good bye and kept walking to the Water front At first I rubbed my eyes and could hardly believe it but there sat MARJORIE ABRAM DONNA HALL ETT DONNA Mc FEE and VIVIAN VAN ETTEN fishing After talking with the girls I dis covered that they owned, along with MARJORIE SHANNON the largest fish pickling factory in the U S I looked at my watch and knew my leave was just about over I walked up the gang plank and really had to laugh If only we seniors way back in 1950 had been told where we would be today we would never have believed it And with tlus final thought, as the sailor of 1960 I, DONNA HAUTH ended my leave 55,25 A45 Z! 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J ,S Zu-K3 'J' if an K-ea' ras N., may 'EIN 17 kv' 5 fb lx 5 ,2 VC' 1' -.1 fb Cdtherlne Wooff D rl L Oshorm V L r ifiplllt Bob RIISILJII John Howl ind Charlottn Romer Huw ard Saunders J mice Schmnt RUSGHIIIW Schultz ToAnnc Sc hwaks Rlchard Shannon Fr ink Shaw Eumce Sn 1th Vlfgll Space Carolxne Fxifany Harm Vin Horn Rxchqrd Van Tasell Pat Wolgamot Bon Wessels Ralph Wxlson Q? 3 KYX1 'N O A nfl xx, f' X I IlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllll SOPHOMORES J A Carla Albert .a 'fi Sh1rley Bantz 4, Betty Ballou V X --5' Hurley Baxkowskl M51 J Mar11yn Beatty 3 E A 5' Barbara Belzer Darwm Black fu Shxrley B1 own if - X, Ralph Buecher 6, Charles Cab xllta Q Q' la 3 Wendell C11 tue ,ly J1m Collms wk.. Kenna th Coulter I oren Eddy Beverly Flhott Not pmtured Herbert DL rr ' f. 's' A., In thxs eectxon of the nughty shlp 5 crew came Dean Stevene the preeldent of the Sopho more class who was assxbted by Rlchard Peterson uce presldent Jumor McC1rdlc treae urer and Beverly Ellxott secretary Mxss Kolar Mrs Petere and Mr Anderson helped the leaders reach thelr goals Many act1v1t1es were carrxed out by th1e ac-t1ve group durmg the ytax A nuxer dance for the entlre school was an excellent example of thelr un11m1ted talent The1r float entry 1n the homecommg, par ide featured the theme Trlm Em ' A sock hop on March 3 t,1xen after much careful preparatlon provxded entertamment for the crew Besxdes all Class actnnxes they were well represented ln Y teen G A A H1 '1 bache lore club glee club chorus and F F A When the tune comes the sophomores wxll be ready and worthy to be promoted to ca men lst Class x 5004 qw HQXA I , A 1. Q 4 A a. 1 . f A V' ' Y I3 I X 4-v I 4 ' i . i ' Q P' ' . n 'Q , 1 ' 222255 ' -V 4 - QVHQJ if-1 , ,Qld ,- i. 'J b 4 Q 4- t , f '- Q7 -J - - 1 - . . 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K FRESHMEN X Slxtx n1ne apprentlc e se ime n boarded the keel of our good Shlp LSS IHS at the hegmmng, of tlns lon and prosperous year Althou h the freshmen had a toueh job tackelme, the new lockerb padlock'-, teachers and c ltsses they solx ed the1r d1ff1eult1e S and moxed swlftlw along the way The rec rutt petty off1eers for the apprenuce seamen were presxdent Wayne Wessels ure pre sxdent Sillx Se trew secretary Verna Peyton and treasurer Davld Raymond Voted h the1r eliesntatee to serve on the bhxp s counetl were Joan Andrews Silly Se ire X W xllx F ure h1ld and Dale Zxmmerly Repreeentm her elass at the Shlp 5 homeeonung was Verna Peyton Although they C une 111 last Kkltll the xr float entrv We ve got Montlcello 1n a Cllnch they took thetr flrst dc feat lxke ood sports lookxnfr forward to better luck next year The fre shn e n were well represented 1n band glee club Y teen bachelor s club txd 1thlet1es When tht t1n1e comes the freshman vull be wlllmg and able to take over the pOS1l1Oll of sea t en 2nd class left hy the sophomores on thexr promot1on fn' iw.. 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N ' , , 9 ' ,ls UNCH WRST N DE BACK ROW B111 Me1v1n Wayne Haegele Ed Cornwell MIDDLE ROW Jo Harrxngton Shxrley Black Jean Munson Bev Borchers FRONT ROW Donna Hauth Donna Munson The Honor Mast on Deck IS none other than the Natxonal Honor Socxety Sh1rley Black Donna Hauth and B111 Melvm were xnducted 1n sprmg of 1949 Jean Munson Ed Cornwell Jo Harrmgton Wayne Haegele Donna Munson and Bev Borchers were mducted ln January of 1950 These students were selected because they were outstandmg Ln Character Leadershxp Scholarshxp and SCTVICC the character1st1cs essentlal for th1s socxety Warrant for thexr men1bersh1p IS shown below B111 Melvm Senxor Class presmdent I Hyh sports ed1tor Pres1dent of H1 Y Student 1 C unc11 Wapsxe co ed1tor athletlcs and actor 1n several p ays Sh1rley Black Pres1 en 0 A A G1ee Club Chorus Sextet Waps1e co ed1tor Donna Hauth Program Cha1rman of Y teen WHPSIC staff G A A and band Ed Cornwell IC1ub v1ce res1dent H1 Y F F A andath1et1cs Jo Harrmgton G A A pres1dent Cheerleader Wapsxe staff Y teen and off1ce practlce Jean Munson I Hyh ed1tor Sextet G1ee Club Chorus Student Councll Y teen v1ce presxdent G A A and Class secretary Wayne Haegele .Tumor Class pres-xdent I Club H1 Y and athlet1cs Beverly Borchers .Tumor Class vxce presldent Student Counc11 Chorus G1ee Club Sextet Y teen secretary Donna Munson Student Counc1l Cheerleader Drama Y teen Glee Club Chorus Tr1o and G A A muslc Cha1rman Mrs Peters and Mr Lybeck are the adv1sors for the Natlonal Honor Socxety The mam event of the year was a box socxal sponsored by the group on May 5 6 YB . 1 Q y ,, - - ' z. 1 ' 5? I C A , V v -- y S. I :Y . ' . . ' ' ' I ' Q ' o 7 7 1 v 1 V . . H . , . V - . V . .B ,u 0 . V . - . ' . S . Q . ' -- . 'd t f Y-teen, Senior Class vice-president, G. . ., . -- l - v . V - o n s I '- o u 0 . Y V 1. V - 1 1 1 H - . . - 3 . - . . . . . U . - S , - v .- . . U - , y .' v ' . 1 o v ' v y 1 h v -TEENS Hlnldlll the slup s soual xctnltus 15 thc X tun Clu' At the be Hllllllf of he yoy 1 c thc Y tu ns st onsorcd then' annual rnfmbersh1p p1CIl1C Thc lnductxon of nuy men l trs vu ts h1 hl1g,httd by 1 Mother Dtuffhtcr tra held on deck The mljor cunt of the yvtr vu ts the Y lLiI1CllI'lStI1l.lS Form xl wh1Ch Cirrlcd out A C IIFIQUHZIS P'1rad1sc Theme Another lllti restm uvnt o 1llOlId yy is thc CIITISYDIIS Cal 1l1 tg Party whxth xncludfd sul ral roups of sonffsttrs who scronadcd thi shut 1118 of tom The Aprll Fool s party hfld 1n tht shlp s llbrarx proud to he 1 gre it success lust be forc the sh1pdof'kLcl xt Opportumty Hxrbor 1 trmuie vt is pud to the sc nlors xt tht St mor Bra xkfist Tha yvxr 1949 1910 has proud to be ycry pls ts mt succc ssful lIldiIlI'lChI1lgfOI' tht Y tr 1 n Llub on bo ard shlp CAPIINILT lrtsxdcnt Shlrlu, Blick Vu L Pri sxdcnt Jtan Munson Secretary Beverly Borchers Trelsure-r Elaxne Fratzl-,Q As-mstant Treasurer Esther Hokenson SOC'lAlChl1l'lI'1Il Cor nu Harvcy Advrsors Miss WC1d1P1Il Assxstmt SOC111 She rry Peyton Progr'1mChaxrman Donni Assistant loan Le Phey Pubhuty Barbara P681 Le' Stry 1ce Mary Fr ink Musxc Delorls Strlpes MISS Wollcnscr Town Adylsors Mrs Don Borchers Mrs Paul lwhty Mrs Herschel Black MISS R1 by Slo in To face lxfc squarely Purpose To fmd and gnc the best A-lllth BACK ROW Barbara Ptarcc lean Munson Conme Harvey Mary Frank Jo ut Luhu SECOND ROW Mxss Wollesen Donna Hauth Shlflty Black Beverly Rorchers Mxss We-1dle1n FRONT ROW Elaxne Fratzke, Esther Hokvhsot- Sherry Peyton Delorxs Strxpts , ' .' 1. . 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V. - -, , . VV ....................... . . V 1 ug I Vg! A ' ' . L . .V , . . c ,, ,V . V ' 1V t'u V F. . . V V , - I , BACK ROW: Dorothy Blessing, Betty Fisher, Pat Ghere, Novalene Black, Carole Grief, Marj Frank, Marilyn Budzine, SECOND ROW: June Cue, Nancy Bond. LeAnn Cone, Shirley Black, Carla Albert, Barbara Budzine, Joan Andrews. FRONT ROW: Beverly' Elliott, Caroline Gee, Beverly Borchers, Marlene Forsman, Betty Ballou, Phyllis Andrews, Elaine Fratzke. BACK ROVK Ioan Lachey Opal Melka Marian Megonigle Connie H 11 yey Fttty Hinds Donna Hallett Phyllis Miller Thelma Loeck SECOND ROVK Biibara Melyin Sally Madiaon Pat Mtgaers To H.1II'lHglfJll Je in Kuptr Pitty Hibgine A1 lent lfnscn FRONT ROV! Donna Hauth E ther H ixenson Mary Hanna linite Mevtlialti Sliii ley Hauth Miiy Jo Mc lnteer CK ROVK tn Ste er A ic: 1 Pc ic t St hmitt Dar e Osburn ou 510651 Lillian Mus c 1 lHlRD ROA X Z ma Vw ill ice Batty Seyy rni Put n Pit Vw i SEC OND ROVK She rry eytor IUAI S ONT ROVK L t 'VI l t i ian W in Et pil H xll De , , 9 A X ' 4 1: I xl , y' . , ' '. ' Q ' 2 1 , . D 3 , ' 9 , j ' . ' . i ': 1' ' ' . D' ' , x r 8- ' ' ' ' K Q ai x Q 2 ' 'fr ' 5 f i x I i ,vm ' Y l: ' , , .j '... '. L ' '1' ' . 7 , i K A T . 1' - I K sl . I it I 4 Q BA 1 .leg .' if. Al H.lI'lIlQ:flf'll, Ywirine I -1'1'y', Jan 'I . lne .' , L Q5 ll 1, A ' . 1n'l. il ' 1 '11'g11n:.iSI.t-fel, fd I 1 1, ' j 'Cll, Ve . an . L 'iilg.inif+t, tlirtiliiiv lx1ff.lIi.'y'. Ed: ri l3'ziwin.i:r. ' f .' 'S A j P D' i, . in 'I'ffi'i'y'. Sally' ,Ekllyf-Q Xorg, S.i'.1:zdf'i'e, N' in fl lylwittfii, Lima Lee- Russell. FR .' ': lift' tai 4' ll M-1, M iz 'iwV5ii.:ii11r1. l3.i:'li.i: ,i l 11j .llWt'. Vit: '. ten. 4 1 , Alvirik Stripe'-. we PRE ss IHYH BACK ROW LOIS Wells Dale McGill SECOND ROW Ronald Brown .Tack Thompson Bill Melun Ronald Gxtsch Mrs Demes Barbara Belzer Deloris Stripes SEATED Vivian Van Etten Connie Harvey Darrell Spece News travels fast on board our ship Credit for this is given to the I hth staff Th 1 s group under the direction of Mrs Fred Deines writes the high sehr 'ml paper THE I HYH STAFF Edltor Jean Miumson First Page Dc an Butterfield Second Page Connie Harvey Third Page Barbara Belzer Fourth Page Bill Melun Advertising Dale MCC-ill Ronald Gitsch Reporters Ronald Brown Jack Thompson Deloris Stripes Joan Andrews Betty Btllou Beve rly Borchers Charles Cabalka Wendell Circus Jim Collins Marlene Forsman Marg Fdwm Masteller Gerald McCalley Sally Searcy Darrell Spece steady tide of current happenings was the aim of this class Q29 BACK ROW Max-3 Shannon Barbara Pearce Joan Leehey Deloris Stripes Donna Hauth Vivian Van Etten Jo Harrington Mr Lybeck Darrell Fratzke Bob Cornwell DarrelSpece Alice Harrington June Cue Shlrley Hauth FRONT ROW Connie Harvey Bill Melvin Shirley Black Jack Thompson Pat Hall The aim of the 49 50 Wapsu. staff was to edit an entirely new type of annual that would contain an accurate record of the high lights of I H S This is the first year a p iddcd loose leaf type of book has been used and we hope it w1ll meet the approval of all the students The group met every Frlday and progressed under the expert guidance of Mr Lybeck sponsor For the first time in several years spring sports w1ll appear in our annual along, with Junior high activities The purpose of this book is to be a reminder in the future years of all the pleasant memories you had in high school We hope it will achieve its purpose Writers not included in the picture are Beverly Borchers LeRoy Strickcl Charles Cabalka Lois Wells LeAnn Cone .Tack Soener Bob Orr P J Leehey Roger Higgins Clifford Scott Ronnie Black Larry Roberts Ponme Belzer Sally Borland Carole Arm strong Eddie Masteller 5 l . f i . l I 7 7 1 . Q v 4 f- y v - - . - Frank. Wayne Haegele. Alice Harrington. Shirley Hauth. Joan Leehey, P. J. Leehey. 4 . ' , q , ' '. . : 1 ' 7 1 ' . Y Y . O . Q 1 1 1 Q I 1 1 ' ' at -. ll 1, .' , - D . y 1 4 v 11 U v V 0 0 Q vt! v v - . 1 . Q ' ' n-'fQ M D . f' Q'1' . - 4 fi? 4 x-:Ugg - v SNMDS Gj'ff.455?5 XRHPJ Q . I --L n Y nl If ,J 45m S-1 'T' I1 N 'Nr AY dll R uw 1 VN muh r Frm :ds f I J. A dumnd S1 L xdh K Il NIP quadx W rv rw! F1 Of'u dress Niles Nic Fu f. , . I I' . ' 4 t L M41 ' . ' . - 3, Y ' , ,R Q , . - x N . I bl if I . ' ,g r '- I - 'F '- 1 . , My 6 . Q A, ,Q N, 2- I i ,la ' W 1 . - 1' ' i 3 sf - Q, . I - 'fpif' , in , 1 'Q rx vi I 4 f u 7.1. I X ' 4 Hxxlxm J'1UI1Ci YU' l'a'.'v Tum ,V liz 1:1 M.1d .... A niihl wut. . P. O 13 B Y 4 .' Nuw- xrlf 1-1.5 .' 1: , 'dm Sad - 1.1 dx gi Liw ,fi - '-,.m1g,l-- Www-rp ii'11j,' ,fa .. .gm -Z Iffxll' L Nm' '. ' . 'Q fl , I ...... .' . ' 'A 5 'm1..x.- 2 'I'Ex.aI'r hi' 1-2-3- hagwn- SHAKEQV BACK ROW Rob Hmson Rob Cornwell Tllll Collms Vxll Melxm MIDDI E ROW Donna Munson Pat Wolga mot MIS Purgelmardt FRONT ROW Nlnllj Hanna Luk Thompson Delores St1 1pew Thc l tts Chmbtopher Ve ln D1 Hat,g,ett R111 Melvxn Nlrx Hlgggtt Dt IOTIS Qtmpe S d1 Marx Hdnlld Stun P1t Wolgaruot Abhx Donna Munson Rosen Pob Cox nwcll F 1ll1nt I at lt Thompson Dau npoz t Illll Ctllllllh W1r1m11C1e1111c1 1b Hmaon Ohoxt Wmtzd K I mis Knoll Gale Corrlnc Go sc IN PI 1 June Cut Hu o R1 hlrd Pct r n 5' L ' W G K 1 E tl H 1 Glrger Cqrkjlxllt Get Hfdllgy XG S KI' LJ lllNIlll ite er B1l1 Melun Professor Iohn Bond Mdddlll Zolg,.1 Low We llx. Froddy Thelma Loeck Azfm i J qt S eau 1 xt n Monster p J LH my Rr idshav. Ron 11d Brown N, I THLSF HWS BALK ROW Tick Thompson D.1rrellFr.1tzke P J lechey Jack Soener Bob Cornwell THIRD ROW Joan Leehey Dar rell Specs l31ll M111 1n Bob Han son Mary Hwnna SECOND ROW Delorls Str1pes P1tH.1ll Donna Munson Betty Ballou FRONT ROW MISS Rurgchardt Roger Hlggms Conme Harvey Pat Wol gamot. BACK ROW: Joan Lf1Chf1y Opal Mclka Marian Mvguniglv 1 Yv11nne1 Perry Phyllis Miller . Jean St11v1111s THIRD ROW M1rx Le wells Il 1111101 Schn ltt C 1Il1f I'lIlt W Nfl C 1r11l111r T1ff111x I KLCOND ROW Lflftlll Mnlnucr P.1t Wc1lg1mot D1rlen0 Oshurnc JoAnn Schvx 1111 FRONT ROW Lc1n1 L11 Russell L1ll1.1n Mucnch llarh 1r1 Peirce Pit Mggggrs 'VI1rx T11 Mc Inter r RACK ROVK lllllllll I-11rd L1 Ann L11 14 A lt 1r11 1 1 'N 1r1 Fr111k Tu ll Cut tx s ll r NT1111111 Glssnl VIIIRD ROW rh11 Rc D11r1 Rant! 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U li 8 - . -1 1 H111 15111111 ,V M11 H11 11111 ' - .'I11 1 ' 7 C' ' .- ' . 1 1 .1 - 1 W llv! ' Fljl 1 I . : Z Q fl ' I 15.1 1 1:1 1171111 K 1 H ' , Ii: -r - - ,X - 1 1 ,, , . , . , , , 1 ' , 1 .' I, 1' : 1 , 1 K' 1 1 1, ' 1 1, 1 1 ' 1' . h' 1- 11.'P. 1' 1' 1 ff. 1' 2 . 1 A 4 . ll I 1 1, Jl '- C 1 L1 ' . 1 1 1 1- , . 4 4.1 ' .Lb . ,5 1 1 L1 , 1 1 ll .1 - 1, , v 1' 'Z , 1-1 j ' ' ' 'H . 1 '1 11 - -1 5111111 111 11111 1 1 3.111 ' 2' 2 J' 1 g ' '1 '1 ' 1. 1' 1 Q A -'-..Z-I1 11 -S 1' 1 1A--1 '1 1 1 5- ' A ',-- 1k ' 1 . Tin- iI11ll11w1-1-1 1 :lun 1- purtj: 'nOc1 1 1 3 . ' 1' 1 ' 1 d' 111 '11 l 111 11.1 g1l.1'.'11d 1111d1i1111r1111.1 11111K ill.llC'l'. Oth. 11 1111t1v1t11-s 1'11rr1e1d 1111 thru 13l1tl1vy1-.1r wvrr the ,'c1ll111,g 11 '1 1 llfi. .::1Y1.1t1-11111f11sw111-:1.l1e-ry. Elk11d-r1l.1y111Qht. Jw at tl Y. M.C.A. 1 1l ' 1 1 l11. 11l111:cl.1'.'111 C -111' Full. . .and l 1 10 ' 1-r. Th -' .1r1li':1t1-P '-k'l'I't' 11g1rr1f-d wut u11d11rt11L 1 X511 rl l11.1d1-rsh1p11ftl1f1c1g121m1l. .C r- , ' 1 W Q 1 -LW , 1-1 V -1, I in 'WNW LU Fx A A 1'h.V if '5 M't 1' 061 il- 'Vs BACK ROW Darrell Spece Mxbs Wexdleln Dirvl Black Ralph Bust her Frank Barske Sum Gwsel Dxck Strxpes FRONT ROW Wayne Wessels Jxm Collms Daud Gee The cooks of the good Shlp IHS spc nt .1 xery enjoyable yen' cookmv sur h fhlllgb as cook les candles tarts .md many other delutxble dxshes undex the guldxng hind of thux 1 hxtf cook Mxss Mu: val Wexdlun For the flrst t1mc IH the Llub S hxstory there vw is 1 studc nt sponbor whose job w is to help Mn Wexdlem select the reupes md pun hase the food nudcd The offlcers of the Llub were presldent Ralph Buscher secretary ue lsurcx Fx mk Birske .ind the student sponsor ww Dlrrell Spece The dues of the club were fxftw Cents 1 bemestcr Wh1Ch was to fmance tht annu tl dlflllil held at the end of the year nd P .1-v 6,1 l BACK ROW Bob Strempke. Jllll Schrader, Mr. Hatfleld. MIDDLE ROW Frank Barske, Frank Shaw. Davxd Gee. FRONT ROW Pat Wolgamot. John Rowland, Jean Munson. ,, .. J 314 je -- . , 47 . ,. p- Q 'I Q '- ' 1 l. xl I X -D 5' My 'mtg 0- r L ,X , f F ' V ll l ', ,,' . ' '- x f X' T -4' 'B f TV W A ' ' .- ' as - -wvfl -1, ' ' '1 ,ky :aff W gf -sz Rf- Ms- f gi 4 gm I X -- xx 1 'Q 5 -pi Af T 4 ' 1 3 1 y y 1 ' 1 v 4 1' - r ' r- X- 1 - ' . A N t I 1 1 K . . r, K . . ' . . Y ' ,' . 5 ' 3 ' A- Q .3 ' Q' 5 2 . , X , 0 , . A r I I D rx av' g lx 21 ,J f-A'N .- 0 Future Farmers of America BACK ROW Franklrn Mumford Rrchard Van Tasell Eugene Jonea Bob Vessels Vkendall Crrcua Lawern Eschen Russell Beebe Wrlhelm Groskurth Dale McG1ll John Krdd FOURTH ROW Rrchard Shannon Ierry Srterlee Rrchard Orr Frank Gallup Lauren Grssel Dale Copeland Loren Eddy Vernon Van Tasell THIRD ROW Walter Marn Darwrn Black Eugene Devlrn Loren Grestfeld Don Franks Leon Groskur th James Krdd Eugene Bayness SECOND ROVt Eddre Masteller Ralph Vkrlson Robert Thrope Herbert Trfi rnv Bob Ralston Glen Cornwell Daryl Bass FRONT ROW Ed Cornwell Morrrs Van Vooren Charles Ghere Carl Gosse Junror Axlrne Bob Orr Vernon Marn Boys enrolled rn vocatronal rprrcultural classes belong, to an organrzatron known rs the Future Farmers of Amerrca The group w rs compostd of forty three members who met once a week thrs year rn the farm shop To frnance the chapter the bovs sold pop rt the football and basketball games The t hapter also purchased several purebred grlts whrch were loaned out to boys by contract For entertarnment the FFA orgamzed 1 basketball team and played other teams spt nt a day at the Darry Cattle Congress sponsored a hay rrde and a roller skatrng party The and Edwrn Masteller were also r epresentatrves rn the State FFA band Each FFA member has hrs own agrrcultural project whrch rs usually crops lrvestock or poultry A number of the boys showed at the county and state farrs durrng 1949 Offrcers of the chapter are Presrdent Bob Orr Vrte pre rdcnt Herbert Trffany Secre tary Charles Ghere Treasurer Morrr Van Vooren Reporter Dale McGrll Sentrnel Junror Axlrne Mr Clyde Andrews rs the advrsor of the group F F A Offrcer AC .Mf0'F BACK ROW Morrrs Van Vooren Junmr Axlrne Dale MtGrll Cly de Andrew FRONT ROV Charle Ghere Bob Orr Herbert Trffam O :gif A . I ' :I , A .1 9 . ' 2 . A ' , , . Y 1 4' K 5 S r , '91 X, . Y 'S ' .1 A r .JY - ' . ': ' . ' S . ., ' ' ' 5, f my , . y ' . x. v , 1 I . , 2 , , y . . V A. , , 1 1 f- 7. ' ' ' u , , . . . , , ' ' 1 - 1 4 s 71 1 ' - . y 1 ' v ' - ' 1 ' - - 'n ' 7' 1 ' 1 1 . - Q - 1 1 1 ,y s , Q , 5. -. : I ' 'S 1 , C L. q A . r 'z ti X j J ' u I kj 5- V 1 4 1 4 4 1 -. x Z 1 , C 1 is ' B- ' u I- 15- I 1 ' 1 ' A i ' L Q, A- 3 chapter sent two delegates to the Iowa State FFA Convention. Two members. Charles Ghere , A. , ' ' A ' ' 1 K- y K.. ' K1 ' ' . . - , 1 N . V' . ' . - 1 Q' , 4 ' . N - ' - A v v 7 1 ' , ' ' 1 I 3 . ' 1 . Q A , . N- 'sw 1 1'h- Q T Q , ' 1 1 nhl:- - .S 2 .V-, H, 1. s.---1--Q - 5 -I -1- rf lw! 4- lx 1 I K.?'! 3-1 ' M 'J Il! 'J' 3 ' - 3 - if H-, sf! ,Ft v : 1? ' ' . ' ' . ' ' A , ' s - 4 1... Bob Cornwell P .I Leehey B111 Melvm Wayne Wessels An lmportant soroup of boys 1n our crew lS the H1 Y Thxs group met about once every two weeks and elected B111 Melvln pres1dent Bob Cornwell vxce presxdcnt Jack Sooner secretary Wayne Wessels program chaxrman and P J Lechey sergeant at arms During, the vear the roup saw several mov1es and had guest speakers It also sent B111 Melvln to Des Momes for three days to Iowa s flrst Jumor model leglslature BACK ROW Wayne Haegele Roger Hxggxns P J Leehey Gary Marshall Wallace Falrchxld THIRD ROW Darvun Black Duane Walters John Bond Wayne Wessels Mr Lvbcck fAdusorl SECOND ROW Ralph Wllson Bob Ralston Gerald McCa11ey Frank Shaw FROINT ROW Jlm Lockhart Jack Soener B111 Melvu Ed Cornwell Bob Cornwell 51.11.111 .. 7 I . I K -. - - u v ' ' 7 v ' . T w . . .- . 1 y a ' ' 1 a s 1 1 1 r . . . 1 1. r h 4 1 1 . . . . 1 , . . . . . N 4 P K1 Ax -4 J u 1 L 4 ' 5 ' ff , xv . K . b 1 V- 'V . . ldrrv V Q 1 a Q .. x ' v- ' '- - n . 5 ' 5-. , - A Q. 2 ' Y' 'K . 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Q',. - VIUSIC IVJAKERS M SEA 'f' 0 Q Vocalxsts on board shlp are under the leadershlp of M155 Dorothy Dlckson Thxs crew was composed of sololsts a tr1o a sextet a boy s quartet and a complete glrl s glee club boy s glee club and a chorus composed of a large percentage of the student body These groups gave several concerts and performed xn several assemblles They also made an appearance at the Buchanan County festxval The trio was chosen to return for the evenlng performance of outstandlng entrxes Small groups and sololsts entered the contest at Cedar Falls At this contest the sex tet Donna Lou Munson and John Rowland received fxrst ratings All fxrst ratmgs w1ll travel to Charles C1ty to partlcxpate m another contest on Apr1l 29 The large groups w1ll appear 1n a contest at Waverly on Aprll 15 The boy s glee club glrl s glee club and the chorus w1ll be our entrles A part of thls crew w1ll be represented 1n the all school exchange assemblles to be pre sented to the surroundlng schools The small groups v.11l end their act1v1t1es for the school year 1n the sprmg w1th a form al concert TRIO CLARINET QUARTET '-N--15 Donna Munson Jean Stevens Delor1s Loxs Wells Duane Manson Sally Borland Str1pes Frank Shaw PPP 0 SH YQYX F7 Skt. fi L. 51 1 E A-u--v--o I+-V' 'K LD sq if! it------in-1 E . ff 7' C I sr 'U 7 K1 Beverly Borehers, Jean Munson, Nancy Bond Nova lene Black. 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F11 PACK ROW Ilm Martm Ntney Rosensttel Ronmf Hirt loren Gle stft ld Dutnt Klot7lt1tt Lots loeck Mart Frank Rust mary Sthultz I trry Robt rts Lto Mtllcr Bob Bt nd D Inn 1 Hauth THIRD ROW Rtehard Foland Norman Vln lanmghtm Rxchxrd W9Sf1lIl1tf Rontld Lentzkovt Bob Ixuntz B111 Abram Iohn TL rry Carol Armstrong, Wort tn Hand SECOND Sally Borland JoAnn Terry Bonme Belzer Eunlu Smtth Df tn Butte rflc ld Rontld Gttsth Rtchard Norton Ross Shaw Ettrftt Ie nse n Carma Scott Eddxf Mlstelle r FRONT ROW Lots Wells Duane Manson Donna Mtller Maron Fltten Norman Schuman Patty Raed Nancy Bond STANDIING Lo1sStttgc A1141 Hartmgton Mr Flaten lnlah Hand Marlfne Forsmtn The ITLUHIC on our shtp H115 yt ir was pirtly proyxded by our lllgll school band undtx the dnettxon of Mr Ted Flaten At thc begxnmng of the yoyage thc b md e lcttcd De an Buttt rfuld pre std: nt I-r1nkShavt vue presxdent and lots We lls sctrettry trt tsurer to mum tm the ltyys on bond shlp They prouded tntert unment at the haltes of football ind lnsltttball eanu and hclped create School spxrxt They also performed at the tournament earn s m Watt rloo Thsy sponsored a dance through the band boostt r club to add to the band fund Throughout the year they gave seyeral concerts open to the publu Solos small groups and the mass band were ents red m the Buchanan County ft stty tl on March 4 The mass bind was seletted to play Ill the tycnmt, perfort tame Smtll group md solos tlso entered tn the Fayette cltmc Dt an Butttrfteld md Fddte Mastellex were chosen from thts group to play Ill a spec tal Convert In the ftrst tontf st at Ctdar Ftlls three small roups tptctured belowl and Dean Butterfteld recetycd fu ratm Thf fn st band contest was he ld ID Wayerly on Aprtl '79 I iter tn the sprmg the band vull tppe lr IH 1 festty al at Cedar Rapxds From the band one gtrl vnll he chosen to represent them m the queen contest Thts group dtd a splendld Job 1n undertakmg the many respons1b1l1t1es of the shxp s h0f13l llft? WOODWIND QUINTET CORNET TRIO Ronald Gttsch Dean Butterfteld Charles Ghere Lllah Hand Norman Schuman Duane Man son Marlene Forseman Alxce Harrmgton TS ,ii N X XXX fv sq .LH ATHLETICS N I SHIPS H ja BACK ROW Jack Soener P J Leehey .Tim Lockhart Gary Marshall Ed Cornwell MIDDLE ROW Dean Butterfxeld Dale McG1ll .Tumor Axlme Roger Hxggms FRONT ROW Edwxn Masteller Charles Ghere Dale Copeland Jerry Satterlee Bob Ralston 7,16 F QE QQ 1' 1---' di C OAC!-IES if 5-23 '50, 31' Ill! Iliff!! J' .dll 1' ialdlllllllliiflfll SJ' 5-lp ...gf ,,- ', FRED DEINES HENRY ANDERSON BILL HATFIELD EB EISCHEID Varsxty basketball Golf A5S1Stal'lI football Vars1ty football Varsity baseball Equlpment manager Tennis Track Assistant football Frosh Soph basketball Jr Hxgh basketball f W Q ' .. , Q, lnlllrq' ' ' I r . H V .fLhT'e ' D r, ' ' ' 4-4 4 1 h 4 I N, f as , V' ,, . 'n .V C , X N I V if I ' r 1 ff' is a'V, I 5. , . 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ZA ' A 1 1 1' 1 1 l z A lil' , 'Lg 1 ' l1I1 P..l. 11c1l11-y 11 owning: 1 11-11 Sl'1f.' 11. 1115: 111 . . 1 , . . z ' ., . -1- 'l'1 --- -1' ' . 13 U ji 3 .- -' X I 'Wi ,, The season scores stood H Sectional at Urbana Distr1ct at Waterloo HS C9 lj N The Mustang cagers under coach Fred Demes a am rolled up an impressive record of 16 wms and 8 losses a.nd came 1n third in the tough a Mac conference Sub State at Waterloo HS Th1s tournament record of IHS stamped the season as the most successful since 1935 Mustangs missed the famed state tourney by only one game Leading scorers for the season were Jack Soener and Charlie Cabalka NAME Dean Butterfield Iowa City Dubuque Oelwein Montlcello Vinton Anarnosa .Te sup Maquoketa Manchester Tlpton Marion West Un1on Vinton Roosevelt CCR? .Tesup Anamosa Oelwein Manchester Iesup Manchester Vinton Cre sco Montezuma -1: O 2 me I-1 O z Bill Melvm .Tim Lockhart Charlie Cabalka Jack Soener Bob Hanson Walter Johnson Bob Cornwell Ed Cornwell P. I. Leehey Roger Higgins Jack Thompson Wayne Haegele Bob Ralston John Bond Herbert Tiffany Morris Van Vooren C3 l1OC7 11 flC5C5O !l l1 34 ff U4' X x ' x The 3 ' X 573- -J Fx' Y . Q-1 , X ,f X5 1 s ' 26 41 28 33 51 48 25 ' 40 36 49 32 29 48 37 47 36 29 40 52 ' 23 39 West Union 37 33 37 55 ' 30 44 42 29 30 50 28 38 37 41 35 50 36 IHS 39 28 I 31 29 35 26 I 50 47 28 36 NO. 33 ' 35 40 37 as N I 41 XC, ig rms 43 We 44 QXX K XX Krwn Z S ff XIJAVA Q Fe 1 W-Q H Val 7 p fi 5 QQ, IN , X - - 'xx Q ' ' I ff Akknk 2 f41f'r'l'f7V fi fy , X .L f ng Q-K if f , 43,9 'N ' fix,-J, V! ' A A ,I 9 Q .-. if 5 XE X V wx s IA! If , Y 1 Il fodq' ! L. F4 g I L- K 1 A g X f X it I 1 fl MQ 5 2 4 1 X5 f, x A I ! ' xx -xxlxx ,,, N 11 ft 0 'Qmayo AA! SOPH SQUAD Vx U YW kj BACK ROW Norman Schruman Bob Strempke Norman Hand Gary Marshall Mr Hatfxeld SECOND ROW Frank Gallup Dale Zlmmerly .hm Schrader Wally Falrchxld FRONT ROW Darwm Black Leo Mlller Gerald McCalley Earl Wxleon two games, durmg, the entxre season but stlll after each defeat the boys seemed to come blck wxth renewed sp1r1t Much knowledge and ab1l1ty was gamed thu season so here 5 hopmg the boys keep up then' sp1r1t and have a more v1ctor1ous season next year Not p1ctured aboyc Dean Stexene John Kuhl Ronald Lentzkow TOURNAMENT SQUAD BACK ROW Jack Thompson Wally Johnson Bob Hanson P J Leehey Roger Hxggms Bob Cornwell FRONT ROW Clurles Cabalka lack Soener Jxrn Lock hart Pl1lM9lX1ll Dean Butterfxeld NOT PICTURED Ed Cornwell Th e 4 ,J .3 , RUSH- A fe 1 ? VCL A' K 1 1 ' N A fa I: if -. ' S X' X, r Q l 1 4 J 10 J f ll I . 1 X A A l I 1 The freshman-sophomore basketball squad found the sailing a bit rough: winning only V1 US TAl C IVIANGLERS BACK ROW Glen Mlrtm R1chard Conrad LaVern Eschen Herbert Derr Rxehird Orr FHIRD ROW Davxd Ravmond Harry Vin Horn Don Keller Rxchard Schmldt Rxchlrd W11tm U1 Mr Ftrber SECOND ROW OSCU Fernau Eugene Detltn Hove 1rd Saunders Ch trle S Ghere Ierrv Satterlee Bob Thorpe Daryl Bass FRONT ROW Iuxnor Esc hen Ralph Wxlson Rlchard Axlnxe Loren Eddv Dftle Copeland Eddle Masteller Independence S manblers malum, up for lil fight what they licked m experlence went throu h '1 medxoere ee tson of four vuns and e1ght losses HS McK1nley KCRD Oelweln V1flf.OI1 QSBJ Franklin CCRJ WIISOII CCRB Vlnton QSBJ Maquoketx Oelvtexn Oeuge Eewt Waterloo Clleserxesl Wxlbon ICR? H1 hl1 ht of the seabon was IHS s entry of tnree men ln the State Melt meet .at Mahon Cltx The three of Coach B111 Firber S maule re that reuched the meet were Eddle Mxsteller Dfzle Copeland 1nd Rlclmrd Sehmldt Cope lxnd md Masteller were defe .xted III the f1rst round but Schmldt hec xmt IHS s flrst KIIZHIIIJIOII vxhe n he idmxnced all the wav Wllllllil the flIldlS fr vm He ss of Wxlson Hlgll 1n Cedar Rzplds 1 O diet t- 4 ,Z 'x 1 J 4 Z if 4- .I Li 4 o I ' . I 5 ' I A , Z . ,V y Y 1 ' y . i . . . 1 .' 1. , 1 . X : .f . fl . , 'z ' 1 'J N. M ' , , J. ' : . , Ln ,' , 'X n, . . ' S 1. x x I 4'h gr , ' f ' 'y x I ' 34 'x 41' vm . 11. P .15 A '. I 10 ' , 33 16 ' 27 14 ' 28 13 ' 25 25 Maquoketa 17 2:1 'Q 16 14 ' 29 ' 13 L 25 ' 23 ' 20 6 t. 31 ' 22 '. 14 Us 19 ' ' 25 'ir A' f - tv ' ': v ' 1 x ' x - x f f - I Y- X L I K x ' 4 Xt 4 X 11 V H .J ran' 1 1 I A l I - I 1 xl 1 ,- 1 1 1 uf x ' 1 ' nf ' x 1 . 'B' ' ,A . ' V , , K V. v uv y' ' ' . x. X 55.5. 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Y- 1 sea! ..... .. at il ,Y PUD L0 BACK ROW Glen Cornwell Eugene Devlm Franklm Mumford Frank Gallup Morrxs Van Vooren Herbert Tlffany James Kldd Vernon Van Tassel Robert Thorpe SECOND ROW Wayne Haegele Ralph Wllson Bob Ralston Txm Van Ree Roger H1gg1IlS Bob Hanson Dar Wm Black John Rowland Bob Cornwell FRONT ROW .Tack Soener Rlchard Van Tassel Ed Cornwell John Kuper P J Leehey B111 Melvm Gary Marshall Th1s sprmg twenty f1V6 prospectlve boys dressed out for baseball practlce Among them were seven letter men to help bu11d the 1950 team The schedule mcludes the followlng games Aprll West Waterloo T May Monticello Aprxl Wmthrop fWa Mac Tourneyl Aprxl Quasqueton May Quasqueton Aprxl Manchester May Manchester Apr1l Mont1cello May Wxnthrop fWa Mac Tourneyl Good luck to lh1S squadmthelr conquests for a successful season on the ball dlamond F593 'f ' BACK ROW Howard Saunders J1m Schrader Don Butler Rxchard Schmxdt Don Keller Daryl Black Dale Zxmmerly FRONT ROW Dale Copeland Gerald McCalley Ronald Brown Mr Elscheld John Whlte John Kuhl IHS track has no returnmg lettermen although some of last years xeterans are back lrack coach E E E1SCh9ld announced that there was no duel meets planned but varxous men would be entered lil track meets These meets are Teachers Relays Aprxl Y mton Relay s Aprxl Charles Cxty Relays Aprll Dxstrxct Track Meet May Wa Mac Track Meet May 16 -S A I O L . -5 I A' . r -' . 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' ' 12 JC e,nmS m lf' liiill L BACK ROW Davld Gee Frank Barske Gerald McCalley Darrell Fratzke J1rn Lockhart Dean Putterfteld Dwayne Walters Daryl Bass Mr Hatfleld FRONT ROW Nancy Bond Tenms was sull a youngster thxs year as tlus was only tht second yexr tht sport hashad 1 spot m the IHS athletxc plan M1 W1ll'trd H'1tf1eld served as coach of the netmen vth1ch was open to both gxrls and bows Several meets are scheduled and we hope a successful st ason IS ln store for the m Aprll West Waterloo Aprtl East Waterloo May West Waterloo Mav Oelwetn May East Waterloo May Oelwem -Si-ft. Mr Anderson David Raymond Frank Shaw Roger Hlggxns Jack Soener Wayne Haegele P I Leehey Jmm Knoll Wayne Wessels Golf 15 also a new comer to the athlettc held m I H S Wtth one year of experlence to xts cred1t th1s sport IS starttng wxth an ent1rely new group Under the dtrectlon of Mr Hank Anderson practxces are held at the Country Club golf course Although no matches have been defmltely scheduled probable ones wlll be wlth East Waterloo West Waterloo Sumner Vxnton and McK1nley KCRB fx? Aw, REQ-7 4' fs vp , ax jx, l nfl Ns L1 Ht K4 W I5 S xx ' 1 f opt Q Q L, -v--'Xe ,K 5. , ' ' R 'T '- ' - 1 Y 'A Q it 5 , 1 a. .' , gf . , X ., A Q . I .sc ' . ' LY 76, -Ai ' Y , , -0.5 F - 'L X .,, A Ja - . 1 1 -- -on v 1 ' A nu jf' , ,x I 0, ,1 1 jr izs I G me 3 1 I D Pat Wolgamot. Jean Munson, Mary Hanna. Thelma l..oeck. Corrine Gosse, Sally Searey. . 9- . A ' 20 L up x T X L R . ' '25 Q . T 2 ' H v ll t ' H f 16 H ' 18 ' T f X is lt . CHEERLEADE Pat Hill Jo Harrmgton Conme Harvey Donna Munson Four peppy cheerleaders led the crew s athletlc teams on to vlctory wtth thelr Ftght Team F1ght and the Independence school song P tt Hill captam To Hirrmgton and Conme Harvey w111 leave the squad thxs year for b1g,gc r ports and Donna Munson w1ll re-mam to tram the new pepsters C lrolyn Gee and Mary Hanna led our wrestlers at home meets thts season c ontests LOYALTY SONG We re loyal to you I H S Maroon and the whtte I H S We Il back you to stand Gamst the best 1n the land We re a true loyal band I H S RAH' RAH' We re all proud of you I H S So keep up the pep I H S We 11 do and we ll dare for you You know how we care for you Here's three cheers for you I H S RAH' RAH' 9 i'4'v-v-1 Carolyn Gee Mary Hanna ' I I 1 ' a , II . G . l - , ' ' ' ' at ' . ' 3' f u - Many thanks to these girls and the fine spirit they have created during our athletic v 'fr y , . . . Q Q 2 YKWEMBER WHEN .mf i Wo1le5en tvvms Krum Cute un t they Funny boye Lon lon ago 'UW' 11,5 MISS We1dle1n Oh Romeo C A R O L E Sweet k1ds Troplcil g1rl School days I Hey cut lt out NICE mall Jumor prom Cute huh NICC po5e Q A Roge M155 Hurley Hot weather Mr M1ll5 M155 Hduth H.1nd5ome boy My j.11opy pepster Pals Early rmer Pmky Grade 5chool Sen1or5 Soph M155 Burchardt Two5omc Sweet g,1rl ,Xu ,. I ' 1 v7 we me ' I -4 . . : I . ' ' ' ' .. .Y -Q 1 . ,, ,lk 4 . ,xi . N? L. '11 , 7 -- - . zf- ' s Q . -' 'F ' RN. 'lf 5 f. , .L r I ,. ' Y' - , 2. . ' A 4 X 'el S 4 R 2 Q -I S - - 1 1- :e 'Y' , Q . a M- 5 e - ' +2 - Y ,gn 1 7 .V . - '32 L.. ' F ., - mir . l 5 ' Y L ' 1 WW' T we A ,-i W' 4 , - Q ' ' 1 If 47 f. . ' Q1 A J .- . , ' -5 9+ , f ' S , V335 .f I E J a -l. Y 5 - -vu 4 wk 51 I A e1 - X - i - X ' s If I A T V .. m 5, Q54 W' , Y v . I 5 F 'L in ., . - N Lf , X' Q W L 4 5 r 1 qi , 4' 7 L A . ' , , A 1 - . ,. , A , 1 , , 0 Gs , Q 5 - ., Q ' ,... r Y, 1 - . 1 ' -I 0 A n ' - ' 1 . 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H .. , U ., TO W'-A WA Mr 1 BACK ROW Burdette Johnson Pet gy Fuhrman Darlene Bollvar B111 Fry Ann Harrlngton Maurlce Horn Bonn1e Stubberud Davld Baum .hm Albrxght Lee Frank THIRD ROW Joyce Cornwell Randall Cone Ronme Scott Beverly Belzer Lavonne Jenmngs Betty D1bble Candwe E1lers M1ldred Cornwell SECOND ROW James Barth Lowella Br1mmer Mary Hearn Bob Bond Marc1a Flaton Elw1n Hall Loyd Blumenshme FROINT ROW Ethel Daw lb Wllferd G1ssel Don Barkowsk1 Earlene Coulter R1chard Foland V1rg1n1a Cornwell MISS Nu holson BACK ROW Clark Madlson Norma Stre1ttmatter Joan Van Ree Nancy Rosenstell Jerry Schun an Lols Loeck Tanet Strxckel Delores Latham Denms Wessels THIRD ROW Donald Slmmons Sh1rley Spece Nancy Connerd T1m W1lk1nson Janet Str1ne Neva Zlmpher Cllfford Scott Mr Farber SECOND ROW Edna McGu1re Gerald Snow Carma Scott Bobby Plnt Ioan Tohnson Pat O Br1en FRONT ROW George Manson Sh1rley McCalley Jack Russel Ed ar Menzel Sh1rley Martm Daryl We1sender On Septf mlrtr 2 1n thc Log, Year of Our Lord lnneteen Hundred and Forty mne the good sh1p S S H1 h School set sa1l for parts unknown Deep 1n the hold of the sh1p there was tl rgup of stowxways They were tht classes of .14 and 5: The class of 5.1 dec1ded to 1 all themselves tht Seventh Grade They found leadershlp and help under the able d1rect1on of B1ll Farber and MHFDUCTIIC Nxcholson Then to a1d both groups and keep order came a Mr Lelax d Pearson Thr sa1l1n started out mth lots of d1ff1culty but as days passed the SHIIIH grew smootner Both groups of stowaways now dectded that lt was t1me for a soc1al party All those who had taken 1 ood care of the1r teeth were 1nv1ted to th1s gala affa1r on the 25 of howmber Refreshments of coolues and chocolate mllk were served Then as the Seventh Crade contmued to set 1 good example for the exghth grade they were allowed another partx Thls Chrlstmas Party as lt was called was rated tops bv those attendlng The saxlmg nov raw tou her as m1d term exams Came ug After eompletmg, the tests the sea 8g.,d1ll uv. calm later lll tfme ear another party celebratmg the hlrthday of George Washtngton proud to ht '1 reat success Tins vlass ull nt xt xc ar idx xntt to 1 nut port the e1s,hth grzde A promotxon they ,tell dt serx L tn GYJJQ I- 6. 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Larry Roberts, Bonnie Belzer JVOY H185 CLEVEREST ............. . . . .. Jim Martin, Carol Armstrong f BEST SCHOLAR ................. Richard Brandenburg, Lilah Hand BEST LOOKING ................. Bob Greene Black BACK ROW Mina Megomgle Carolyn Cates Gaylord Caldwell Derrel Scott Gxlbert Love Daryl Johnson Sam Megonigle Richard Brandenburg Mary Utterback Marie Utterback THIRD ROW kenneth Jensen Gerry Wehrspann Florence Davis Raymond Gates Donnie Black Ronnie Black Howard Brimmer SECOND ROW Burton Necker Betty Osburn Dwavne Axline Bob Green Darcy Orr1s Larry Lisk George Whlte FRONT ROW Dick Flaucher Marj Ballou Jim Wllson Phyllis Dibble Richard Van Horn Sandra Hall AOA BACK ROW Patty Shield Sallv Wilson Donna Miller Lllah Hand Patty Reed Patty Patton FOURTH ROW Dwayne Klotzbach John Terry Bill Abram Ronnle Hart Jim Martin THIRD ROW Florence Wilson Eyerett Jensen Eyelyn Black Sally Borla md Bob Kuntz Shirley Roberts Gordon Tull FIRST ROW D1ckWe1stm1er Carol Armstrong Jim Fuller Bonnie Belzer Ross Shaw Helen Shaw Entertamment for the stow a ways was not easy but they managed Favorite entertain ment was dancin A dance for the L1 hth rade .vas held in November and the proceeds went to the Tuber culosis Fund Another hi hl1 ht of the yeftr was the Dental Danee Only students who had turned in dental cards Vere admitted Students whose appointments came at a later date had a dance in February Plenty of fun t is provided bv the Crowell Collier Magazme Sale The sale lasted ten days Prizes wue men each day to the two highest salesmen and one high Caowell Collier salesman F1 xzt s xere also nen tt the end o' the campa1gn to the three highest salesmen for the whole salt The people who sold at least ten dollars of subscriptions were eligible lor the Backbone or bust elu' which xull trayel to the Backbone this spring I Jl9C1cQ f ' 1 ' . 5 ' ' 4 Q I e l I I , I - . ' L I . ' Y . ' X . ' V Y ! 7 Y , ' T . . . - 1 Q 1 1 - . ' , . . , ' - . ' ' ' Q ' 3 3 7 , V - 3 y y . ' V Y '17 7 ' I Y 1 ' ' 9 7 ' .. gg Q I ' s ' , 1 ' : 1 A y , I - v I y l 9 Y 1 I - : - ' ' , ', , . . ' . I ' . 1 y 1 v 1 , I Q , ' Truitt. SECOND ROW: Norman Van Laningham, Jim Zimmerly. Stephen Miller, Larry I t . . . Y 1 y , X v . J , e .1 ' ', ' ' . n I ' I -' - 1 ' ' ' x ' 2 ' ' I I . - r r ' ty- . ,,. 1 ig U S 1 ' I ' a x K- - Vw A Viv: Lv r' - , ' C ' 1. u nf- x 1 '1 y -. A 4 y - 3 - , v', , C v I Y 1 5 I , I X ., ,S 1 , .' ,S i. , A , K , , L A , f ' , ' . . B- .D 1 1 a v J 1 x- - v ' ' v i ' ' -. - . , .M ' .' v , . 'J . ' , t I . , , . f 4 y ff L y J , . IRON B OYS BACK ROW J1m Al brxght Darrel Scott Jerry Schuman Bob Green Bob Bond Jack Russell FOURTH ROW Ron me Hart Dav1d Baum Dwayne Klotz bach Raymond Gates Howard Brxmmer THIRD ROW Rxch ard Van Horn Everett Jensen Larry Lxsk Denn1s Wessels George Whxte SECOND ROW Jxm Zlmmerly J1m Wtlson Lee Frank Gordon Tull FRONT ROW Larry Roberts Ronald Black Mr Farber Daryl Johnson Duane Axlme Larry L1sk Lee Frank Bob Greene Benny Osborn RG IJ HS IJ HS IJ' HS IJ HS IJ HS IJ HS STARTING LINEUP Everett Jensen Jerry Schuman Larry Roberts Howard Brxmmer RE Manc he ste r Vtnton Oelwe 1n Manche ster Oelwem Vmton Daryl Johnson LH Ronald Black RH Duane Axhne FB Utllxty Raymond Gates Davld Baum Rxchard Van Horn George Wh1te Thetr best defens1ve game was played a gamst Oelwem at the local grxdtron The best offensxve game was the f1rst one of the S93.S0l'l Wxth a 500 average under thexr b e 1 t s Coach B111 Farber's team showed future pro mlse for the mustangs m the commg years sump SHOOTERS BACK ROW Ronald Black Raymond Gates J1mMartm John Terry Gaylord Caldwell Dwayne Klotzbach FOURTH ROW J1m Albrlght Bob Greene Ron me Hart Denms Wessels Jerry Schuman Burdette Johnson THIRD ROW Bob Bond J1m W1lson Clark Madxson Let Frank Bob P1nt SECOND ROW Gordon Tull Elwln Hall Cllfford Scott J1m Zxmmerly FRONT ROW Larry Roberts Dwayne Axl1ne Daryl Johnson George Wh1te Rrchard Van Horn The Lxttle Mustang cage squad from .Tumor Hxgh coached by Everett Exschexd had a very good season Then' schedule tncluded games Wlth Oelwem Manchester Wmthrop Hazelton Jesup St Johns and Rowley These games were all return games g1x1ng the l xttle Mustangs a full season The most outstandmg game of the year was played at Oel wem when they emerged the uctor 28 to 95 A Junxor hxgh county tournament was played ID February wxth most of the Jumor hxgh teams xn the county partlcxpatmg G Larry Roberts G Dwayne Axltne F George Whlte F Rlchard Van Horn C Daryl Johnson , Q as yt f 'Wye ' N x :E All . 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' , , . 1 V . 4 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 7 - ' .TR HIGH Wrest lers Q Bob Greene Raymond Gates Dwayne Klotzbach Mr Farber Don Barkowskt Dax 1d Baum Jxm Martm FRONT ROW .Tack Russell Clark Madlson Larry Llsk Jerry Schuman Roberts James Gordon Tull Mo s IC Department BACK ROW Marlene Forsman Alxce Harrmgton Earlene Coulter Nancy Rose-nst1el Ron n1e Hart Dwayne Klotzbach Lots Loeck Mr Flaten Larry Roberts Bob Bond George Manson L1lah Hand Lols Steege THIRD ROW Rxchard Foland Patty Scheel Sally Wxlson B111 Abram Florence Wxlson John Terry Carole Armstrong SECOND ROW Rlchard Wexstmter Beverly Belzer Evelyn Black Ross Shaw Bob Kuntz Everett Jensen Burdette Johnson Daryl Wexsender .hm Martxn Carma Scott Helen Shaw FRONT ROW Sally Bor land Bonme Belzer Norman Van Lanmgham Donna M1ller Marcu Flaten Sh1rley Tru1tt Patty Reed As. we take our leave of the good shxp I H S we are proud to knovt that the capable crews mn the future wxll hold 1t on a true course to success The task of gllldlllg our shlp through storm and heavy seas wlll rest upon the shoulders of the underclassmen Upon them w1ll depend the hlgh goals of achxexement our shlp can merxt They w1ll carry out the responsxbllltxes placed before them to the best of thelr ablllty Good luck to them on the1r Journey mto the future QQ M- X K X a x E50 Lllm b J 'J Q, ffhigvx fuk X nf , 1 p ' N u J ,f. 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