Irwin High School - Little Hawkeye Yearbook (Irwin, IA)

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Subjects: Le Mars Western Union College, Le Mars, Iowa-- work at the University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa of Science degree Experience: Little Rock, Iowa 1937-40, Grand Iowa 1940-41: Atlantic, Iowa l941-42: Harlan, Iowa Phys ics and Music LEONARD THOMPSON Senior Clas s Sponsor Attended Creston Junior College, Creston, Iowa--Parsons College, Fairfield, Iowa--Colorado State College of Education Bachelor Subjects: of Arts degree, Master of Arts degree American Government, World History, Biology, boys' basketball and baseball coach and girls' basketball coach W :fr1'f z'f 'nv2H . 11f'1 i j'f'31 'iv-.iE114Aqi1,', - 1 . .- 1 . 1 1 4-'ij ' V wr, . , Q 1 ' s,... .. ,.- - 1-1 11.1.1-1.1, my -. Q1 ,1 ',fZf2. -.'gL,'-C1 , 'Z-.J ', -'Q 1, - 54.25 5: V ' 1, 4 ,.. 5 A Q - -1.1111 wig- 19 ,.- , 1 SAL- ,..fg,1: -' ff 1. -. 11. .. f qP.i'11'1,.. , .1 .'1',, .-, 1 M. ', 8. Y .e iq,-,Vi 1 af ',,. 1.11.12 i1 f if -- WWII 957' , . , . . if 1 . ., ,,. .. , 5 '9 4 - . 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Pleasant, Iowa-- Graduate work at the University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa Bachelor of Arts degree Previous Experience: Lockridge, Iowa 1941-423 Wyman, Iowa 1946-47 Subjects: Algebra, Geometry, General Science 9, General Science 10, Economics, and Sociology MISS LANGENFELD Freshman Class Sponsor Attended University of Iowa Bachelor of Arts degree Previous Experience: This was her first year of teaching Subjects: American History, Shorthand, Typewriting, Junior Business Training, and the school annual MISS STARNER Seventh and Eighth Grades Attended Buena Vista College, Storm Lake, Iowa Previous Experience: Rural Schools 1945-465 Irwin, Iowa 1946-48 '--'t 55. I xii. M1 'Wv H-.r .ewm ., , :wa-g.:y Lg.. . ,, -- rv .YV -, ' af 1 7 ay iw- 3 f 1-Ju .Cai .jf ',, .,ff:4Qg,.. : :- J, ffl- -1- ,- .jne-.-, . H -5-7, -- 5, jd Qi--.-,.-yggji Wg A I-A - .--,wi-:,,,1,2s- if-.v.-ggi?-rj.:--:T Eff' 5-3 -1-E L qw. 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President3 Plays l Basketball l, Z, 3, 4 Plays 4 Band l. 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Senior Play Assistant Editor Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 4 Pep Band l Treasurer fActivity Club, 4 Mixed Chorus JAMES SWANSON Man is a piece of the universe made alive. V. President 1, Z, 3, 4 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4 Glee Club l, 4 Junior Play Senior Play Annual Staff Baseball l, 3, 4 DOROTHY JUHL. To give one a friendly smile will, indeed make my life more worthwhile. Glee Club l, 3 Senior Play Junior Play Annual Staff Plays 4 Basketball 3 MERLIN FLUG No cupid darts for me. Basketball I, Z, 3, 4 Junior Play Senior If lay Glee Club 4 Annual Staff my 49- me qua., Y -G.. 42 DUANE SMITH A man of deed is why I should succeed. Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4 B. B. Captain 4 Senior Play Junior Play Editor of Annual Glee Club 1, Z, 4 Baseball l, Z, 3, 4 Secretary and Treasurer l CARMEN BLACKWELL A sunny disposition will help this world a lot. Basketball 4 Glee Club 4 Senior Play Plays 4 Secretary 4 Annual Staff fTransferred from Defiancel DAVID PIPER Not all heroes are six feet tall. Secretary Z Basketball l, Z, 3, 4 Baseball l, Z, 3, 4 Pep Band l, Z, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 4 Senior Play Junior Play Band 1, Z, 3, 4 Annual Staff MARY JENSEN She's little ---- but so is a stick of dynamite. Basketball l, Z, 3, 4 Glee Club l. Z, 3, 4 Junior Play Senior Play Band 1, Z, 3, 4 President 3 Co-captain 4 Carnival Plays l, 2 Annual Staff Mixed Chorus 4 A . 1' ' ' .-uf, . 75+ :bf .2 ff ' -'vhgulxl T21 '!i2i'r1gf.4.E .1 I 521,-ffm-',f 13? ' it 45+ Spb?-. 'N 3 ,L :fi'5QjQ W ,Af ,vu -F- f: ?' ,ff ed?i?gigs,:f ll 2- N: ,b,.- q'fqy.m.'q.i 'f?1k'7: '54 5 F165 iz'Q'?7'5- z. bf w. F ' .,, s 1' ,ffs 3-'w1', 1 1 ' I ' -J ' filmfswvxxgg v -If .i4H,1. LJ D' , ,' ,SQ w, , 3-:Q r-' 1-1. : gLqi,,' ' .- , Q I s .., +3 'P 51 5 W .. FD f'i1-l- i'fin'g-.-:'.-,gf -'::,f-a,ngg,1-'1,g,.':,- I-si -j , I ye. 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Basketball l, Z, 3, 4 Sextette l, Z, 4 Glee Club l, Z, 3, 4 Jr. Play Basketball Capt. 4 Sr. Play Annual Sta!! 4 Band l, Z, 3, 4 Cheerleader Z, 4 President I Mixed Chorus l, Z, 3, 4 Activity Club Pres. 4 Carnival Plays l, Z. JAMES MC MAHON l know my conscience will be my guide. Glee Club l, Z, 3, 4 Junior Play Band l, Z, 3, 4 Senior Play Mixed Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4 Sextette l, Z, 3, 4 Pep Band 1, Z, 3, 4 Baseball l, Z, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Capt. 4 President Z Business Manager Annual 4 Carnival Plays 1, Z. . CHARLOTTE YOUNG Men get away from me closer. Glee Club l, 3 Carnival Plays 1, Z Annual Staff Junior Play Senior Play MR. VICTOR DRAHEIM Superintendent Irwin Consolidated Schools ROBERT OLSON Has nothing to say but says lt. Glee Club 1, Z, 4 Mixed Chorus l, Z, 3, 4 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4 Baseball l, Z, 3, 4 Junior Play Senior Play Treasurer Z. VERLEE PETERSEN l am going to wear the pants ln my family. Basketball 3, 4 P'Bind l, Z, 3, 4 Senior Play Junior Play Glee Club l, Z, 3, 4 Annual Staff Carnival Plays 1, Z Pep Band l, Z, 3 Treasurer 3. CHARLES WOOSTER Why girls leave home. Glee Club 4 Junior Play Senior Play Basketball l Annual Staff MARCILLE Al-IRENHOLTZ Any good turn deserves another. Glee Club 4 Plays 4 Senior Play Annual Staff Basketball 4 fTransIerred from Detiancel vu.u-,....L-...- mmm.- WJ. -. -mf. . , -2.,..-:m.- CLASS HISTORY On August 31, 1936, thirteen little children started to school with Miss Marie Harman as the teacher. Of the thirteen that started together there were only eight of them in t.he present graduating class. They were as follows: Mary Jensen, Dixie Larson, James McMahon, Verlee Petersen, David Piper, Robert Olson, Lyla Wiese, and Charlotte Young. The others that began with us were, Ruby Bandow, Allen Juhl, Raymond Hiatt, Kathryn Lakers, and Virginia Mulligan. During the past twelve years of school life, several new students joined our class and others moved away. Virginia left us after the first semester to go to country school. At the beginning of the fourth six weeks period Kathryn started to school in Fiscus. At the ripe age of six, we were transplanted to the second grade. Allen Juhl re- mained behind that year. Miss Cardigg was our teacher. We as third graders, were directed by Miss Maxwell. Joyce Anvick became a new member of our class. We started our fourth grade with the same students except for Joyce who transferred to country school. Wilma Anderson was our new teacher. We all climbed into our fifth grade seats with the addition of Joyce. That year we studied with a new teacher, Miss Heirsche. Miss Williams became our sixth grade teacher. Joyce again returned to country school. Jim Swanson and Louis Schweisow were new additions to our class, but Louis left us before the year ended. ln the seventh year, Mr. Harvey was our instructor. Ramona Jensen came into our ranks at the beginning of the second semester. The eighth grade found us with Miss Betty Lou Ahrenholtz as our teacher. Ruby Bandow left us that year to go to school in Manilla. ln September 1944, the freshmen were joined by Dorothy Juhl, Merlin Flug, John Frees, Leslie Burger, and Betty Hemminger from various country schools. We began that year with Mr. Garlock, Miss Moeller, Miss Huey, and Miss Fogarty. As sophomores we had as our teachers, Mr. Garlock, Miss Moeller, Miss Huey, and Mrs. Hennis. Mrs. Hennis left shortly a.fter school began. Mr. Thompson came that year at Christmas time. The teaching staff for our junior year was as follows: Mr. Miller, Miss Platts, Mr. Watson, Mrs. Hennis and Mr. Thompson. That year we lost Leslie Burger who gave up school to become a full-fledged farmer. Ramona left us to finish school in Harlan. And now here we are, mighty and ambitious seniors, waiting for our hard earned diplomas. Much to our regrets we lost John Frees who had to quit school, because of an automobile mishap last summer. It won't be long until all our high school days will be history and we will be members of that growing organization, the Irwin Alumni Association. CLASS PROPHECY OF THE CLASS OF '48 It is now 1958, ten years since the class of '48 threw their books aside and ventured out into the world. A few days back, while recalling the days in I. H. S., I wondered what the remainder of the dear old class were doing to keep what the remainder of the dear old class were doing to keep themselves Qaheml busy. I ventured into my study and now as I look into the new Super Powered Telescopic Telescope I see .Tim Swanson is piloting planes for United Airlines. He became interested in this occupation while driving his old Sl to' school back in those days spent in I. .I-I. S. Quite by coincidence his wife is the stewardess on his plane. Two o'f the members of the class are running a gambling joint in Loonyville. Kentucky. The name of it is Wiesenlarson Mentecarlo . Neither Lyla nor Dixie has accepted marriage. lCan you feature that?j Duane Smith has proved very successful in these ten years. He is now a well known scientist and is doing research work on sweet tomatoes, expecially the 4 clinging vine type. I have trouble finding Mary, as she quite suddenly decided that she would like to be in the movies and changed her name to LullaBelle Fitz. I find her in her luxurious home in Beverly Hills reading her proposals. fShe receives them by mail., Next I see something glittering in the sky. As I draw nearer I discover it is none other than Marcille Ahrenholtz doing her breath-taking act on the highwire in her beautiful silver tights. She has done very well with Ringling Brothers' Circus. I catch David Piper in the bathtub. He reaches for one of Sally Rand's fans as he steps out of the tub to answer the telephone. David has always admired Miss Rand and finally made the grade as her dancing partner. David is hoping to work himself up to work with Betty Grable. JAMES V. MC MAI-ION Superintendent This is the sign I see hanging on the office door of the Dipso-Maniac Insane Asylum. I urge anyone who is in need of help along this line to please call on our old classmate. ' Verlee is leading a very busy life with a doctor for a husband and three small children to care for. She had formerly planned to take nursing as a career, but evidently her mind was changed. Ah yes, police cars are now rushing to a radio station in New York, where a crooner, Charles Wooster, is about to be trampled on by a crowd of teen-age girls. He has made the song Meet Me Tonight, Darling popular. Class Prophecy lContinuedJ What is this? No, it couldn't be! Oh, but it is! It is Bob Olson, and it seems as though he has changed his ways of living since '48. He is now a minister. INow do you see what I mean by his change 'Pj He is very well-pleased with his newly- found profession. I find that Charlotte Young and her husband have erected a library a few blocks from Cornpatch College, in Irwin. They have been considering giving the library a new manager and moving to a farm near Manilla. They prefer country to city life for the health of their five charming children. From a building in New York I hear a familiar voice yelling Stop the press . As I approach the building I find it is Merlin Flug. He is the editor of the New York Times. What was that? Gunfire? Why, it is Carmen Blackwell and her husband chasing a dangerous criminal. Yes, Carmen is working with her husband as a girl detective. As yet, they have not discovered the true identity of the Green Hornet. This seems to be all there were in the class. Oh yes, by the way, I am none other than Dorothy J'uhl, and I am married now and kept quite busy raising my family and helping my husband, who is proprietor of the Holloway Hybrid Seed Corn Company in good ol' Eaglesville, Missouri. ' irlillkliitiiiiili Bob O.: Jim, what make of car do you call that one you have? Jim S.: Well it's the old reliable type of R. F. D. Bob O.: What kind is that? Jim S.2 Rescued from the dumps. A good many auto accidents result from hugging the wrong curve. -x , s .n.,.3.- 5V -- aa . . .A , E l l e 2,-V . f V.. .p , an .lv N, 15. -.1 L .., .. U 1 -'V' . V f -IP R '5.:..z-1-A-lg, 7 --:IV - V V -..j,,.,V.,m '4 V Vvf 1... 1 1 1 . g1.jV gk , . lg . V ,PI V+:'4'. V .,V L -, ! vVV.' E514 ,f,m'-tgJ'A.r'VgtV -1 Q, : . ., -w5gi,,,Vj':':f'l'ri if'j:V'.'gf.E:Z. T' QQ? . . . ' '51 -V.-f-:W-VV .-'f.1.'+f-.+V V- , sf, . . ., , , ., .,,KS,. n. .De .1 f-W Y 4 . A.. , V- .f -.sm-. Vqimfff. '-V.,.w V . ' . an m-.Vnh ' . - -V.vf.Q Vi' . 'F' 5-R NJ- Q1 'V K' . 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On the evening of September 1 l, the entire high school enjoyed entertainment provided by the freshmen and directed by the seniors, climaxed by a watermelon feast. . Of course, everyone has to have officers to carry on any kind of business so those elected for the senior class of 1947 and 1948 were as follows: President ------------------ Lyla Wiese ViCe-President ---- -------- Jim Swanson Secretary -------- - -- Carmen Blackwell Treasurer ---- ----------- -- Duane Smith On October 15, the class enjoyed a much looked-forward-to picnic which was planned very carefully but didn't go exactly according to play. Nevertheless, it was fun! Then came the day the class was released from school to sell ads fOr the annual. The class was divided into two groups and each group was to cover specified towns in the vicinity of Irwin. December 17 was a day which will never be forgotten by many of the class. That was the time when they went to Des Moines to visit' the state capitol and set in on a special session of congress. On January 9, the class had their pictures taken. A few days later the study hall was buzzing with voices as the seniors passed their proofs around or everyone to see. And, of course, they have to have a play, too, so many play books were mixed in with the school books while the class was deciding to present Peck's Bad Boy . When this article was written, the cast had not yet been chosen. For the class gift the seniors debated for several days on getting a movie projector. As this is quite a costly gift, they asked the junior class if they would like to pay half and the machine be a gift from the two classes. The juniors agreed and the machine was purchased, and used a great deal during the second semester. The elevator to success is broken, take a ladder??, was the motto of the class: American beauty rose, the flower: and American beauty rose and gray, the colors. 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Q.. ,. 315125 L: .L - - ....::g..gH . . 4 Q w... , ...uQ,5,g,,, GLASS WILL ' We, the Senior Class of the year one thousand nine hundred forty eight, being of sound mind and memory, and considering the uncertainty of this frail and transitory life, do, therefore, make, ordain, and declare this to be our last will and testament: To the better use To the To the Junior Class we give our seats in the Senior rows, and may they make of them than we have. Sophomores we leave our quiet class meetings. Freshman Class we give our upper classmen superiority, and we have no doubts but that they will make good use of it. Individually we bequeath the following: I. David Piper, will my height to Donald Thrapp and just so that he won't feel cheated, l'm throwing in my red hair and freckles for good measure. I. I. I. I. 1. I. L I. I. takes 1. I. I. I. I, class s Verlee Petersen, will my giggle to none other than my sister Frieda. Lyla. Wiese, will my basketball suit to MaryLou Quathamer. Dixie Larson, will my personality to .To Ann Olson. Iixn McMahon, will my personality to Clarice Axland. .Tim Swanson, will my physique to David Cerka. Bob Olson, will my Emily Post manners to Keith Jensen. Duane Smith, will my ability to'get my dad's car to Lewis Juhl. 'Merlin Flug, will my attentive alertness in class to Kenneth Krueger. Charles Wooster, will my quiet disposition to Peter Steenhusen and I hope it effect. Carmen Blackwell, will my dark hair and creamy complexion to Betty Hansen. Marcille Ahrenholtz, will my graceful walk to Charlyne Kuchel. Dorothy Juhl, will my interest in the seed corn plant to Anna Petersen. Charlotte Young, will my lovely soprano voice to Gloria Thompson. Mary Jensen, will the job of writing this will next year to a member of the of '49 and hope they have an easier time than I did. The above written instrument was subscribed by the said Senior Class of 1948, and has been signed and acknowledged in the presence of: SENIOR CLASS OF 1948 Superintendent J un.-1 n...m-hu. uf: .1 41 .,..qu. X Nxyvq ,f ' Y v ,: u---1. .v .1-nrnammu.-fax nm.. za at M Y ,V at e i W 2 fa . 6 '?f2iff D -f':ygEiL35w IK L s t rw 1 xv no T V Q Q tg Q ,,V , f y, V V, 4... ,1- 'N fit? ' no t . , , A , ' ' ' me-f a UN 10115 f 2.A Q ' .M KT T . ' o 'zi' s if 194 7 ' ' ffl'-.J is 1 ' V: I ' 'L 5 ' J 1 T , i dig: if ww L he FH' i at we 2? g, 'F ,pr 5' - 2 1 yy ' M N t '- N- Q in M W 'ln wh fx gb If 'wif' ,.1, ,, - Y JV 'WW gf f K A I f Q ,WWW TOP ROW: Miss Pomeroy, John Paulson, Delores Swanson. Bill Ahxenholtz, Delores Ahrenholtz, Allen Juhl. MIDDLE ROW: Keith Jensen, Anna Petersen, Gene Borkowski, Myrtle Huey. BOTTOM ROW: Wilbur Wetzel, I-Ileanore Shipp, Richard Wetzel, Clarice Axland, Jim Juhl. Absent from the picture are Lewis Juhl and Marland Mork. The Junior class is composed of sixteen members who are eagerly an- ticipating the day they will become seniors. Biology, shorthand, physics, American History, American literature, typewriting, and economics are the subjects the Juniors are tackling this year On October twenty-third and twenty-fourth the Juniors presented their class play, Bolts and ms. They enjoyed putting it on. Miss Pomeroy, their class sponsor, also sponsored their play and spent many trying hours with them. The class officers are as follows: President ------- Wilbur Wetzel Vice-President - Keith Jensen Secretary ------ Clarice Axland Treasurer ----- Delores Swanson .xv ',f'734 . 14 fi .1 .. ff-- ..v 2 ' Qgjzlg 9: 1. . .,,,v5g.f,,.-Ywflqfy in gf -:'31,1-.x : Hg gg 1:05 al :J Q.: Hg JQAA--Q11,.. g2,J.-', ' . 1,-'J .' U ,j,i,.t.' Rl ,si-Q-. X , gal.. ' I ' .' . ' 4 3 :gg gf , ,.- mfggz, ,u Y, f ., 1,-11-,L -'eg e- ,. ,, J' .go . . ., , N., 44 14 . 3' If3'f ,gf,-2'3wxQFf1'k.ii 'A em --fflff . 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Louise Muller, Mary Lou Quathamer and David Cerka were new additions to our class from Defiance. The class officers elected were as follows: President ------------- Kenneth Krueger Vice-President ----------- Jack Buthman Secretary-Treasurer ----- Louise Muller Miss Langenfeld was the class sponsor. For the Freshmen initiation into high school, each student was dressed and a different comic-strip character. At noon the Seniors marched the Freshmen down main street and in the evening the upperclassmen held a party in their honor. At the party the Freshmen were requested to do what the Seniors commanded of them, but all in all even said Freshman class enjoyed it. The majority of students in the ninth grade participated in the glee clubs. Four girls and one boy played instruments in the band. Two Freshman boys were on the baseball squad. Seven boys and four girls represented the basketball. The Freshman subjects and teachers were as follows: English ------------------------------ Algebra -------------------- --- ---- General Science --------- - Junior Business Training --- SOPHOMORE NEWS Freshman class in Miss Pomeroy Mr. Lord Mr. Lord - Miss Langenfeld Last fall eighteen Sophomores--eleven girls and seven boys--began another school year of hard work. Ruth Ann Nielsen from Defiance was the only addition to the class. The class officers elected were as follows: President ------------ Beverly Thompson Vice-President -------- Gloria Thompson Secretary ------ ---- L adelle Wiese Treasurer --------- ---- F rieda Petersen Mr. Lord was the class sponsor. Five boys and nine girls participated in the boys' and girls' glee clubs Three boys and three girls were in band. Four boys were on the baseball squad. Six boys and six girls represented the Sophomore class in Basketball. 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Q.. .27 ' w X5?.vu?2I's 'wwf-f - 172'-A TW - -' '- I V . . 1-L' 9Jwg 1..33 .V .- - -'..-'..-., ,q:,gfy.., ev FRESHMEN TOP ROW: Allen Olson, Lorraine Smith, David Cerka, Charlyne Kuchel, Jim Murray, Louise Muller, Teddy Axland. SECOND ROW: Ardith Olson, LeRoy Farley, Donald Thrapp, Marilyn Simpson. THIRD ROW: Jack Buthman, Virginia Anthony, Mary Lou Quathamer, George Steenhusen. FOURTH ROW: Helen Olson, Delbert North, Vernon Borkowski, Delores Jensen. Absent from the picture is Kenneth Krueger. SOPHOMORES TOP ROW: Beverly Thompson, Frieda Petersen, Milton Barry, Velma Breining Gene Richards, Rose Petersen, Betty Hansen. SECOND ROW: Peter Steenhusen, Richard McMahon, Bob Gaskill, JoAnn Olson. THIRD ROW: Melba Winsor, Gloria Thompson, Ladelle Wiese, Junior Murray. FOURTH ROW: Virginia Mulligan, Ruth Ann Nielsen. Absent from the picture is Frank Kuchel. WHO'S WHO IN IRWIN HIGH SCHOOL At the beginning of the second semester, a popularity poll was held among the students. The following was the final results. Most popular girl --------- Dixie Larson Most popular boy - - Bill Ahrenholtz, .Tim McMahon Prettiest girl - - ------ Eleanore Shipp Handsomest boy - - - - Bob Gaskill Most likely to succeed - - - Duane Smith Nicest girl ---- - -Mary Jensen Nicest boy ---- - Bob Gaskill Most lady like - - - Clarice Axland Most gentlemanly - - Jim Swanson Peppiest student - Dixie Larson Best dressed girl - - ----- Dixie Larson Best dressed boy - - - - Duane Smith, Jim McMahon Most widely informed - - - - Richard McMahon Prettiest smile - - - ...- Eleanore Shipp Most polite ---- - Clarice Axland Curliest hair - ' - - - Lyla Wiese Prettiest nose - - Delores Swanson Most loyal ----- - - Mary Jensen Most talented student - - Richard McMahon Best student - - - - Clarice Axland Bestgirl athlete - - Ladelle Wiese Best boy athlete - - - - Jack Buthman Most bashful senior - - ---- Charles Wooster Most dignified - - - - Clarice Axland, Mary Jensen Best natured - ------ Jim Swanson Never a worry - ---- Peter Steenhusen Wittiest - - - - Wilbur Wetzel Windiest- - - Wilbur Wetzel an-1 ' -r r--,.... , .. , In ,uk .I I r 'I.II ,TI I F , -P I .,.. 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Beverly Pries, Ray Aschbrenner, Sandra Petersen, Richard Crouch, Meredith Crouch, Dennis Gaul, Mary Larson, Danny Humphreys, Jerry Nelson, Peggy Richards. Larry Cadwell, Bobby Conrad, Joyce Bargenquast, Frank Cerka, Darwin Swanson. Absent from the picture is Bonnie West. Sandra Shephard, Kay Ahrenholtz, Gary Groat, and Mary Larson are attending school elsewhere. TOP ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: THIRD AND FOURTH Phyllis Thompson, Carolyn Campbell, Galen Ahrenholtz, Verna Nelson Richard Michels, Delene Carter, Westley Walker, Merlin Buthman. Peggy Humphreys, Marvin Smith, Janelle Kuchel, Dale Smith, Karol Giese, Richard Hanson. A Bobby Smith, Ella Willadsen, Kenneth Richards, Alys Joy Wetzel, Gary Campbell, Donna Campbell. Sharon Carter, Larry Hodne, Beth Cerka, Bobbie Knudsen, Lois Campbell, Hilton Claussen, Donella Mickelson, Benny Quathamer. Gary Wetzel, Joyce Aschbrenner, Richard Berndt. Absent from the picture is Melvin Aschbrenner. Bobbie Knudson is attending school elsewhere. Ella Willadsen was promoted to grade five the second semester. TOP ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: TOP ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH AND SIXTH Princetta Blakely, Violet Carter, Tommy Warren, Mary Bargenquast, Larry Axland, Marjorie Campbell, Ronald Humprhreys, David Ahrenholtz. Billie McMahon, Harold Aschbrenner, Mary Ruhs, Marlin Nielsen, Beverly Bargenquast, Kay Conrad. Dick Ahrenholtz, Gloria Hanson, Dick Jensen, Janet Crouch, Jack Richards, Betty Thrapp, George Aschbrenner, Peggy Campbell. Caryl Ann Jensen, Henry Olson, Shirley Juhl, Allen Wiese, Nadine Walker, Vernon Campbell, Marcelene Michels, Otto Pries. Forrest Hansen, Charlene Pries, Dick McConnell. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH Ruth Starner, Bobby Ahrenholtz, Mildred Smith, Nedric Poynter, Kay McMahon, Arlo Barton, Rosely Ahrenholtz, Norman Campbell. Homer Christiansen, Donnabelle Jensen, Jerry Juhl, Joanne Jensen, Larry Richards, Norma Wetzel. 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Mother, Johnnie exclaimed, why is that man shaking his stick at the lady? ShushI He's not shaking his stick at her, said the parent. Then what, queried Johnnie, is she screaming about? Mary: What is the matter grandpa? Grandpa: I've lost my glasses and I can't look for them til I find them. Charles: What are you going to do with that tree when you chop it down?' Merlin: Chop it up. Friend of Ly1a's Mother: What's your daughter's average income? Lyla's Mother: From 2 to 2:30 A. M. A woman went to buy a drinking trough for her dog, and the shopkeeper asked if she would like one with the inscription For the dog. It really doesn't matter, she replied, my husband never drinks water and the dog can't read. It takes 3,000 bolts to hold a truck together, but only one nut to scatter it all over the country side. Verlee witnessing a tug of war for the first time: Wouldn't it be simpler for them to get a knife and cut it? Bob Olson: I wish l had a nickel for every girl I've kissed. Dorothy: What would you do, buy a pack of gum? Here's a tip to those who have tempers. J lf you have a good temper, keep it: If you have a bad temper, don't lose it mp. -A X X X UW X fl: A , MIL-1:4 . rf 'L -, ' f b ' f9W7f GIRLS' BASKETBALL U1 L, p, Ard th Olson, -v-4 ship , Eleanore Kuchel Charlyne mpson, ho r T M oach C TOP ROW: er, Mull 8 uis Lo Lorraine Smith, holtz, s Ahren re Delo 1a Anthony, eroy. In gin s Po 1-.2 1:2 e Carmen Wies delle La Wiese, la son, Ly al' ieL ix on, D PS U1 ho T oria W: G1 RO FRONT ary Jensen. erlee Petersen, M V 11 Blackwe GIRLS ' BASKE TBALL The girls' basketball team made a poor showing at the beginning of the season, but they improved a great deal throughout the year. They were sorry to lose two of their players, Velma Breining and Melba Winsor, shortly after practice began. They were physically unable to continue. The team was glad to receive two new players Carmen Blackwell and Delores Ahrenholtz from Defiance, who were an asset to the team. Both girls played the position of guard. Throughout the year the players that showed most im- provement were Carmen Blackwell, Gloria Thompson, and Ardith Olson. On the first team the forwards were Ladelle Wiese, Dixie Larson, and Verlee Petersen. The guards were Mary Jensen, Carmen Blackwell, and Lyla Wiese. The members of the second team were Eleanore Shipp, Lorraine Smith, Charlyne Kuchel, Virginia Anthony, Ardith Olson, Gloria Thompson, and Delores Ahrenholtz. At the time of this writing, the high scorer was Ladelle Wiese with 315 points and an average cn' 19 points for each game. Dixie Larson was next highest with 203 points, and an average of 12 points. Verlee Petersen was the third highest with 76 points. lrwin's loss to Charter Oak broke their record of winning all the games on the home floor. Irwin won seven of the eight games played on the home floor, and won five of the nine games played away. The team next year will experience a great loss, as all but one of the players on the first team were seniors. The girls played one of their best games, and fought the hardest at the Girls' Sectional Tournament with Manilla. Manilla had the advantage over Irwin, because she was playing on her home floor. In the County Tournament they played the winning team of the game between Shelby and Tennant. The winning team was Shelby. ' The games and scores for the year were as follows Irwin - - Viola 36 Irwin Charter Oak 41 Irwin - - Shelby 31 Irwin - Elk Horn 32 Irwin - Panama 17 Irwin - - Gray 42 Irwin - Kirkman 13 Irwin - Tennant ZZ Irwin - Gray 34 Irwin - - Viola 38 Irwin - Elk Horn 33 Irwin Charter Oak 44 Irwin - Kirkman 1.2 Irwin - - Exira 37 Irwin - Manilla 32 1,-win - Shelby 33 Irwin - Manilla 39 BASKETBALL S1 BOY ' l B B I +2 ..4++M-A K-3 fxfqfwfdyzk ..., V I I . ,...-,A 4 r.L: li T 4,nB T. m le A VT' X , ,Q 'T' T - if QS, zN Q A N K 6:3 ' K 'gm K 7 ,lbw WZ 5 1, X M.-. . Wegx rw lv Tx, '-1 ' f 5 if 3 vi Ui O ,i 1-A M Mfw 2' il. f ,my of 041 il '. T ' If Is 1 SA Il' In Y TS '-. .. , 'T' 1 k A f- f 3 T B of lf L0 , C5 ,.i, , Q 3, if' ef 1 fx:-. M, QR . my oltz, .Tim nh Ahre pson, Merlin Plug, Milton Barry, Bill ffl ho r T M ch Coa BACK ROW: - 3-4 Manage Juhl Jimmie Paulsen, John E o 2 O 4: o U11 15 Q-' -v-1 E U7 Duane anson, Sw Keith Jensen. Jim McMahon, Allen Juhl, and, eddy Axl en Olson, T ahon, All CM M hard Ric ROW: FRONT Wetzel. , Wilbur el' avid Pip Buthman, D ck .Ta BOYS' BASKETBALL The bays' basketball team of lrwin had a pretty good season. The records show that they won nine and lost eleven of their games. As the basketball team of the last school year was composed mainly of graduating seniors, the coach had to start this fall with a complete new team. Again this school year, five of the members on the first team were seniors. They were as follows: James McMahon, forward: Duane Smith, centerg James Swanson, centerg David Piper, forwardg Robert Olson, guard. The rest of the members were Bill Ahrenholtz, Allen Juhl, Ted Axland, Jack Buthman, John Paulsen, Richard McMahon, and Milton Barry. High pointers this year were James McMahon with 112 points, David Piper was next with 89 points, and the Allen Juhl with 74 points. At the County Tournament, the team played Portsmouth the first round. They defeated them and went on to play Westphalia, where they came out on top. Irwin was defeated by Shelby and Kirkman, but they came out with fourth place trophy. INDIVIDUAL RECORD F.G. F.T. F.T.M. T.P. P.F. James McMahon 51 32 12 112 34 Bill Ahrenholtz Z0 45 IZ 62 ZZ Duane Smith 12 Z8 ll 37 47 Allen Juhl 27 47 22 74 42 Robert Olson 1 22 8 9 10 Jack Buthman 28 23 12 50 26 Ted Axland 2 l 1 5 2 James Swanson 15 21 9 41 ' 30 David Piper 34 30 15 89 14 John Paulsen 3 5 3 9 17 Milton Barry 4 . 6 4 13 6 The scores of the games were as follows: Irwin Z0 Viola 17 Irwin 23 Earling 46 Irwin 18 Manning 67 Irwin 32 St. Paul Z4 Irwin 25 Shelby 35 Irwin 30 Charter Oak 38 Irwin- 19 Elk I-lorn 18 Irwin 36 Portsmouth 29 Irwin 30 Panama 35 Irwin 25 Westphalia 2.3 Irwin 24 Gray 18 Irwin 27 Shelby 44 Irwin 28 Kirkrnan 22 Irwin 36 Kirkman 45 Irwin 31 Tennant 20 Irwin 37 Kirkman Z1 Irwin 20 Gray 24 Irwin 28 Manilla 35 Irwin 25 Viola 43 Irwin 16 Elk Horn 32 BASEBALL Setpember 5, Irwin journeyed to Westphalia for their first defeat. Irwin achieved its only score in the first Westphalia made its wiining score in the first of the seventh inning. Mork was on the mound for Irwin and Allen Juhl was behind the plate. The final score was Westphalia Z, Irwin I. The following Tuesday, Elkhorn defeated Irwin on Irwin's diamond. Irwin was in the lead until the seventh inning, when Elkhorn ran in nine scores to win the game with a score of 13 to 10. Irwin met Westphalia, September 16, on the home diamond. Mork, pitching for Irwin, gave only five hits, while Wageman, Westphalia's pitcher, gave eight hits, but the final score was 9 to 4 in favor of Westphalia. September Z0, the Irwin ball club journeyed to Charter Oak to meet another club of great power, Ute. The opponent started with a bang only to slow down after the first inning. Irwin came back in the last few inn- ings, too late to save the game. Mork struck out twelve men and allowed seven hits. Jim McMahon made the best hit for Irwin with a triple. The last three games of the season were played with Kirkman on our own diamond, Irwin winning the first game 9 to 5 with Mork pitching and Allen J'uhl behind the plate. 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'-M f 'Z .A Z-4f:fffvN- 'LA-5' I . 157, :.V 4 wr 1 f.',,'P.l lr -- 5 'Y '49 ' WI fn' '5 u,3 ' L ' -1-vijiwrmlff 'Pia if-F'1'lf.t X. -,-1. :A me N:-it 5.1.-N .' - X I lffillnul A 54 rf-.. -. i':l'.:5'fi: 'J'-P-:fa ff1'7754QW 'A 'f ,IE mf 1:5 , Q , ,.,- .1 K xx l. 1 . I 4,9 Q V GIRLS AND BOYS GLEE CLUB lug, nF i el' e1M tz Xle -1 1, Wilbur Iuh Allen per Pi askill, Dav-id G ob B W: RO BACK erka. C David on, ah CM M rd icha R nhusen, 6 te S I' te Pe hards Ric HC Ge Jim Swanson, Bob Olson, Juhl Bill Ahrenholtz, Milton Barry, is W Le ROW: COND SE r. V. O. M uchel K on, Frank ah CM mM Ji ith, fn S 113119 D es Wooster arl Ch l. Weize hard Ric im, ahe Dr 1, uche K rsen, Charlyne te Pe 6 le CI' en, V TS a Pete Hn nh, A ffl raine S OI' L W : THIRD RO On, PS TTI ho yT erl EV on, B PS ffl ho aT ri lo son, G an Sw nsor, Delores XR' i ba Mel er. TH ha uat Q OU L ary nsen, M Je FY 3 sen, M I' te Pe ieda Fr TW, ho 12 An ia in irg , V iese aW l on, Ly PS im S yn ril 3 son, M ar L ixie D ROW: FRONT , Ardith Olson, I-4 GJ v-4 -4 5 E 0 ln -r-1 I3 o ,-1 an lh aa 'FC cv IS! I-Q Q1 'U cv -I 'o 1: vi u-4 an 41 Q3 U -A F4 32 o ipp. Sh Hansen, Eleanore W kwell, Bet 3C 1 men B al' nholtz, C F6 Ah ille Marc GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Girls' Glee Club of twenty-three members, was organized under the direction of Mr. Draheim. The girls that sang first soprano were M. Quathamer, M. Jensen, F. Petersen, E. Shipp, C. Blackwell, M. Ahrermoltz, and B. Hansen. Singing second soprano were B. Thompson, G. Thompson, D. Swanson, M. Winsor, C. Axland, Ladelle Wiese, L. Muller, and A. Olson. Those who sang alto were D. Larson, C. Kuchel, V. Petersen, A. Petersen, I... Smith, M. Simpson, Lyla Wiese, and V. Anthony. The girls enjoyed singing a combination of old and new songs. Mr. Draheim also organized a sextette. The first sopranos were F. Petersen and E. Shipp: second sopranos were G. Thompson and B. Thompson: altos were M. Simpson and D. Larson. Ruth Ann Nielsen played the piano for both the glee club and sextette. The glee club and sextette sang at the music reviews and a few P. T. A. mettings. BOYS' GLEE CLUB The Boys' Glee Club of twenty-one members, was under the direction of Mr. Draheim. Those singing tenor were D. Smith, D. Piper, J. Swanson, .T. McMahon, B. Ahrenholtz, D. Cerka, P. Steenhusen, M. Flug, and R. Wetzel. Those who sang bass were B. Olson K. Jensen, G. Richards, M. Barry A. J'uhl, F. Kuchel, A. Olson, C. Wooster, M. Mork, L. Iuhl, B, Gaskill. and G. Borkowski. Richard McMahon played the piano for the glee club. The boys sang many new songs and enjoyed it very much. 4- It 4: ar Ik Ik Do you know that Mr. Lord beats his wife up every morning? You don't say? Yes, he gets up at seven and she gets up at eight. Teddy A.: How can I make anti-freeze? Jack B.: Hide her woolen pajamas. Coach: Why is it irnportant not to lose your head in a. game? Allen J'.: Because if I did, I wouldn't have any place to put my helmet. BAND iese, on, Lyla W ps Sim rilyn Anthony, M -I .- i rgin Vi Olson, rdith A ROW: TOP ese, delle Wi La 1. Kuche rd W fl George Steenhusen, Ho iw- Sh CHHOYS El mith. S he rrzii nsen, Lo Je VY 3 son, M 231' eL ixi D er Verlee Petersen, Kenneth d Pip arton, Davi OB , Arl 5 rd Ck Richa .Ta ROW: PI DL MID Chard i teenhusen, R S I' te on, Pe 'lah CIM M rd icha on, R PS In ho iaT , Glor SI' Krueg raheim. V.O.D I' ry, M al' on, Milton B ah CM mM Ji 1. Wetze sauy uch, I'O C ne George en, HS na Je OD D 1 N' etze ak ITI OI' on, N ah CM M Kay ROW: FRONT Steenhusen, Beverly Thompson, Norman Campbell Nedric Poynter Larry Campbell David Cerka. Lois 11 pbe IT! Ca OH Tn Ve hards, Ric BAND NEWS After a two weeks vacation from summer band concerts, the band began its regular routine in school. Band practice was held Tuesday evenings from 7:45 to 9215 and Friday afternoons from lZ:45 to 2:00 . The band was composed of the following: On the clarinets, Lyla Wiese, Virginia Anthony, Ardith Olson, Mary Jensen, Marilyn Simpson, Lorraine Smith, and Sally Steenhusen: on the saxophone section, Dixie Larson, Gloria Thompson, Kenneth Krueger, Richard Wetzel and Nedric Poynter, blaring out on their cornets were Jim McMahon, Milton Barry, Norman Campbell, and Arlo Barton: keeping the trombone section from rusting were Kay McMahon and Peter Steenhusen: keeping the baritones in tune were Richard McMahon and Larry Richards: blowing the big bass horns were Ladell Wiese, Howard Kuchel, and George Steenhusen. The only alto horn player was Donnabelle Jensen Keeping the band in time, with drums, were Beverly Thompson, bass drum: Verlee Petersen, cyrnbals: David Piper, Eleanore Shipp and Georgene Crouch, snare drum. There was also a group of beginners that came into the band, who were a great asset. The band played a number of new pieces, including overtures, waltzes, popular numbers, and marches. During the school year, the band gave a concert every six weeks, performed at a few P. T. A. meetings and also participated in a music contest. The band wishes to thank Mr. Draheirn, the director, for improving the band and putting forth so much time and patience. The students and the general public appreciate his excellent leadership. We the graduating students want to wish the band much success for next year and the years to come. 4184! 181811818 Teacher: Mary, this composition on milk was supposed to be two pages long and yours is only a half page. Mary: But I wrote about condenced milk. Now, children, can anyone tell me the meaning of unaware 7 A tiny hand waved frantically in the air. Please, ma'am, unaware is what you put on first and take off last. THE JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Junior class, directed by Miss Pomeroy, presented their class play Bolts and Nuts on the twenty-third and twenty-fourth of October. Because ' of the bad weather the crowd was not as large as expected but everyone en- joyed the play. It was a farce in three acts, which starts when Rebecca Bolt gets an idea to make her home into a sanitarium for the mentally ill. Doctor Joy, a psychiatrist came to help her. The patients hear the rumor that Rebecca's brother has left her a fortune and it is buried in the house. Everyone looks for the money but Twind Starr is the lucky one who finds it. The characters were as follows: Benita Bolt - - - Lutie Spinks - Rebecca Bolt - Martha Grubb - - Twink Starr - - Dr. Hippocrates .Toy Henry Goober - - Phineas Plunkett - Miss Prunella Figg Cadwalleder Clippy Gertie Glossop - - Wilbur Glossop - - Jack Gordon - - .Terry Williams - - - Eleanore Shipp - Anna Petersen - Clarice Axland - - Myrtle Huey - Bill Ahrenholtz - - Lewis Juhl - Gene Borkowski - -Wilber Wetzel - Delores Swanson - - Marland Mork Delores Ahrenholtz - - -Jimmie Juhl - .Tohn Paulsen - - - -Richard Wetzel The money will be used for the Junior-Senior banquet which will be held in the spring. CHRISTMAS PLAYS On the fifteenth of December, the speech class, directed by Miss Pomeroy gave the following plays: Monologue-- She Wanted to Write was given by Dorothy .Tuhl and written by Elsie Yale. Those Christmas Gifts was given by Carmen Blackwell, Dorothy Iuhl, Dixie Larson, Lyla Wiese, and Marcille Ahrenholtz and written by Lucile Crites. A skit Babies was given by Dorothy .Tuhl and Carmen Blackwell. Monologue-- No Room in the Inn was given by Marcille Ahrenholtz and written by Irene Ihde. Pop Reads a Christmas Carol was given by Donald Thrapp, Carmen Blackwell, Jack Buthman, David Cerka, Lyla Wiese, Dixie Larson, and Teddy Axland. lt was written by Christopher Sergal. I WALSWORTH I x.m..,...,h.a A sauna by wnswonrn snornrns n.,e.nn., M. . u. s. A. -.il..C D I W' Q X 1 .- 1- Sl'IiDD,S Locker Plant BEST REGARDS - GRADUATES OF 1948 THE DIPLOMA YOU ARE ABOUT TO RECEIVE IS MUCH MORE THAN WHAT IT APPEARS TO BE - IT IS THE KEY TO YOUR FUTURE. MAKE GOOD USE OF IT TO UNLOCK THE OPPORTUNITIES WHICH SHOULD BE YOURS BY RIGHT. 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Crouch Elevator A Good Place To Buy Or Sell Your Grain .Alw ays Top Money Irwin Iowa Farmers Savings Bank Your Home Bank Will Always Be uture And g ss in owa n ratulrations To Th s Onda Funeral Home First National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Manning Iowa Congratulations To The Graduates From Paulk 84 Finn Home Of Hart, Schaffner 8: Marx Clothes Mallory Hats Arrow Shirts Munsing Underwear H. C. Pauley Furniture Store Everything For The Home Virginia Cafe HI-Wa uhl - Bonita i iii-1 1 The Monitor Your Family Paper Carroll County's Largest Weekly ' Commercial .Tob Printing Manning Iowa Irwin Tavern Schlitz Beer On Top Duane Larson Irwin Iow a 1 oran Cleaners 3 Convenient Phones: F. M. 308 2 Convenient Locations Pick-Up and Delivery In Irwin Tuesday and Friday Harlan Iow a Ralphs Card Room 1 i I i . H. R. Rye n OW The Shelby County State Bank Member OW E. M Christensen Auto Co I Mayta Fri ida' s UWB. Meet At D065 Dinnette Axlend The Redre Servree Irwin Theatre Arvin Philco M G M and 20th Century Fox R. C, A. Victor Paramount Radios Warner Bros. Philco Refrigerators M, O. Axland Pictures Irwin Iowa Nelson Meter Ce. Authorized Pontiac Service and Parts Depot Large Stock Of Dodge and Plymouth Parts We Specialize At Body and Fender Repairing Wheel Balancing Auto Repainting Wrecker Service Glass Installation Mobil -Gas -Oil lvfufflers ll Tail Pipes Tires and Batteries South Wind Heaters Motor Rebuilding Cylinder Reboring and General Auto Repair : We Give Prompt Service : Emil W, Nelson -------- See ------- - - Bob J. Nelson 4 Steenhusen-Hardware Feed lr Seed Imglements J' ohn Deere Steel Tanks purina Wood Tanks Ames Reliable on if Grease lviurphys ' Cost , Skelgas Service Te-nk Heaters Promin ' Skelgas Ranges 8: Water Heaters H08 Waters Swi.ft's Electric Ranges 8: Water Heaters' Wind Mins Tankage Admiral Refrigerators in Radios X P'-UYIPS Linseed Meal - Monarch Combination-Ranges ' Eleetfle P'-UDPS Sc, been hgeal De Laval Separators 8: MilkersE1eet1'ie PFUTIP :reeks Buttermilk , Globe Portable Milkers Fifestene Ti'-'es Salt 'Paint-Varnish-fEnamels 8: Glass Self-Feeders Wire Fence Electric Floor Lamps Grinders Steel Post Electric Sweepers 8: Mixers Eleveters Ruberoid Shingles:Schwinn Bicycles lm Tricycles5 Wegens 'S ' rl I he ' I O 3 I r Veterinarian Phone 19 A Irwin low a Schelldorf Clothing Store A Store Built On Merchandise Of National Fame Stevens 8: Champ Hats Arrow and Ben Brummel Shirts Men's.and Ladies Holeproof Hosiery Lambknit Sweaters Lee work Clothing Alpagora Coats Manning Iowa Wish You Much Success In Life With Compliments From BROMERT'S PLACE Manning Iowa HENRY PETERS Manning, Iowa Irwin Hog Market Call Nels Brue Phone 64-A Irwin Iowa NAPP Plumbing - Heating Q Radiator Repairing Harlan Iowa AIVIBLES See Us Last For Hardware - Electric Wiring and Furniture Manning Iow a l .-- ii nl l In l Swanson! Super Stores Set Your Table Better For Less 'Groceries - Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Fresh and Smoked Ivieats 1 Hi-Way Tavern Beer - Cigarettes - Candy - Ice Cream Pabst Blue Ribbon On Top A1 Schechinger Defiance Iowa W. C. White Furniture - Rugs and Undertaking Store Phone 38 Residence Phone 138 1 U Utto-C OTTO C. HANSEN Implement Shop Harlan Iowa TREDWAY IMPLEMENTS Your John Deere Dealer C. A- Tredway, Owner Harlan Phone 352 Iowa WIGNESS MACHINES SHOP Harlan, Iowa HARLAN RENDERING COMPANY Harlan, Iowa l IRWIN BEAUTY NOOK Clara Rold, Manager Phone 26 1 SIEM lr PETERS Candy - Pool Barber shop - Pop and Bee. BOOTH MOTOR CO. Ford Sales lr Service Complete Body In Fender Shop We Will Be Here Tomorrow To Back Up What We Sell Today. Harlan IOW G Congratulations From BR OWN -MC DONALD'S HAR LAN GAR AGE Expert Service Harlan Iogya, PETERSEN'S GAR AGE AND STANDARD SERVICE Dodge - Plyznouth Bndy and Fender Work Wheel Alignment and Balancing Manning Iowa MILADY'S BEAUTY SALON E. McDowell, Manager Finer Waving Phone L S. 605 - - F. M, 333 Harlan Iowa. NORGAARD DRUG CD. Fountain Specials Harlan Iowa - I-' 'RLAN MONUMENT WORKS Esfsbmhea 1888 W. H. Krueger, Owner Harlan Phone I. S. 303 Iowa MUELLER 'S FURNITURE STORE Established 1892 :Furniture - Floor Coverings Drapery - Sewing Machines Manning Iowa SPORTSMAN CLUB Frank Sextro, Owner- Open Every Afternoon At 5 O'c1ock Including Sundays Closed All Day Mondays Chicken and- Steak Dinners - Beverages Manning A Iowa Try PAULSONS For Your Next Dress Manning Iowa MANILLA PRODUCE 8: HATCHERY Poultry - Cream Eggs - Baby Chicks and Feed Manilla Phone 76 Iowa ROHOVIT CLEANERS Prompt Courteous Service Always Manning Iowa I CLIENTS NEW STORE Sells The Best Of Everything Ladies Ready-to-Wear Men and Boys Wear Manilla Iowa MANNING FOOD MARKET Herb Groteluschen, Owner Fresh Fruits 81 Vegetables Birdseye Frosted Foods We Feature Well Known Brands Best Quality Meats! u iv NIOHR NORGE APPLIANCE Complete Norge Line V Harlan Iowa IACOBSEN'S GROCERY Groceries - Fruits Vegetables - Smoked Meats Phones: I, S. 248 - F, M, 371 Harlan Iowa GEORGE O. HUR LEY Your Lawyer Harlan Iowa GRAY STANDARD SERVICE Tires - Batteries - Accessories , 6th and Court Harlan low a COAST TO COAST STORE Everything For Farm, Horne, and Car At A Saving Harlan low a HARL.AN'S DRUG STORE The Rexall Store Harlan Iowa 'You'1l Enjoy Shopping At THE GOLDEN RULE Harlan Department Store Iowa JACK SPRAT STORE Groceries - Meats A Store Full Of Values I. S. Wickersham, Prop. Irwin Iowa 1 11 ii Harlan 1 ml , Congratulations To The Senior Class Of 1948 DR. RYAN Iowa Se e ADAMS HAT CHFIR Y F or Hy -Line Chicks Iame sw ay Equipment Purira Feeds and Sanitation Products East Market Street Roy Adams Harlan, Iowa Irwin LARSON'S PRODUCE Srniling Service Poultry - Eggs - Cream - Phone 31A Feed Iowa Manning , PR ATT 'Si Coast- to-Coast Store Iowa LUNCH AT CHUBS Harlan, Iowa GRP-HAM'S DEPARTMENT STORE Dry Goods Ready-To-Wear Boys' 8: Men's Clothing Harlan Iowa DR. L. G. KINEEN Chiropractor Harlan Iowa. SCHACK FURNITURE Harlan, Iowa WINDER 'S STUDIO Harlan, Iowa Smooth Sailing To The Senior Class Of 1948 RUHS ELEVATOR CO. Manning Cleaner and Purifier Sales and Service H. O, OHM Iowa Blatz Beer On Top Meet The Gang At .TACK'S TAVERN Cigars - Candy - Cigarettes - Pon I V- l By Our Quality We Are Known NEVINS THE CLEANER Phone I. S, 398 Harlan Igwa A. L. Nielson, M. D. Harlan, Iowa DR. R. C. GRIFFITH Optometrist Harlan Iowa HOTEL SAYLOR COFFEE SHOP Where Southwest Iowa Dines- Harlan Iowa. H. F. ENENBACH Plumbing - Heating - Sheet lvietal Work Phones: I, S, 5276 - F. M. 309 Harlan Iowa CAP Auto Parts and Sporting Goods Harlan Iqwg MANNING CREAMERY Manning, Iowa Where Shopping Is A Pleasure FARNERS 54,5 To 51.00 Store Your Store In Harlan THE HARLAN NATIONAL BANK Harlan, Iowa HULSEBUS I. G. A. STORE Low Prices Every Day Defiance Iowa Al1is:Cha1mers Sales : Service CLAUSEN INIPLEMENT COMPANY Harlan U Iowa IOHNSON'S SHOE STORE C. 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