Joice High School - Jo Hi Se An Yearbook (Joice, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1950 volume:

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' .'i6H:-! l1-'H 6?-'51 -EMR ,hu-. 7 J rgea Aamodt owen lyn Lien Q nn e Aa land Gloria Dahl 'ella Wvelson Fl rere Cfensrud V81 Calzaard Mar A ne Malloy Ie A ierson S 'rley Slattum Cecil Rusley Vx Brel sor I uld sir erely fike o aVk e eryooe h to willingly nel ' to make this our annual s ,es would like to thank people who advertised and subscrihed to ur annual as well as those wh generously gave their help to trace the people or the alumni so our book would be more complete I also want to thank all who cooperated and worked so faithfully on 'ur annual,espec- ially our advisor, Mr Bredesor Editor: Virvean Aamodt DEDICATIDN -l CLAKANCA BANG To our school custodian 0' the past sixteen years, whose ready S3118 untxrmng efforts, and dedioptlon to servlce to the comxunity have meant so much tw so vary students and frlends of Jolce High, we d6dlF8t6 thms first edltion of the Jo H1 ge An Lay serve as a small trxbute to a large service rendered I F if r 1 x W 1 1 .61 fi r 'A' 5 3 2 f Ei H I X v 4 f r f x A f , ' - '-K' -. . 1 in fZZZl77l22 ff I7 1 rec fag Since 1955, the first year of a four year high school at Joice 194 graduates have left its ivied portals to take their place in the outside world They have scattered to 15 States of the Union, they are found in 27 Iowa communities, and a goodly num ber have found their life work right in their home community A large number answered the call of their country in World War II These are starred in the list below, where we have attempted a complete directory of all who have graduated from Joice High Bakken, John lBang, Amos Carlson, Clifford -N'Hus o , Telmer fLarson, LeRo fLov1k, Stanley Reinsmoen, Mildred Storedahl, Florenc Tweed, Evelyn Willand, Esther Amundson, Blanche Anonson, Kermit Arneson Richard Brunsvold, Phylli Erickson, Doris Escherich, Helen Hagen, Hubert S 6 Norgaard, Jesabella. Heinsmoen, Carma Rowe, Grace . . iBrunsvold, Marvell iHagen, Julian . Lovik, Norma . . Reinsmoen, Clarice Tweed, Edna . Willand, Orin Dahlby, Helba Florentz, Lloyd Gordon, Doris . Haugabak, Marle -lHaugabak, Marvin fLarson, Norman . O O Mrs Mrs Mr Mr Mrs Mrs Mrs lr Hrs Mrs O I Class of '55 Kermit Anonson John Kalheim Robert Latch John Solmonson Class of '54 Wilford Anderson Loren Nusa . Manville Katzung Rollin HcGirr Frank Duerst . . Alton Tenold . . Clarence Tritten Class of ' ire. John Felland Class gg '36 Irs. Julian Hagen Hr. . Edw: Clark Joice, Davenport, Leland, Fort Dodge, Eagle Grove, Lake Mills, Joice, Joioe, Clear Lake, Scarville , Northwood, Joice, Joice, . Waterloo, Owatonna, San Diego, St Ansgar, . . . Lyle, . . .Joice, 0 omester 9 Kensett, Lake Mills, . Tuscon, Joice, . Mason City, . 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N .911 1-1 - 'A im I 'JB PM HL' I my - garb 4 ..... y 44 ' X 4, Aw' f 5 X N557 E 1 I 1- OUR TEACHERS Ihe faculty of the Joice High School, Is tops in every way They conduct our classes, music and sports And they join in our fun and play The superintendent is Mr Bredeson, He teaches our history, too He is the advisor of our class His ideas are wonderful and new The principal is mr Roslien He teaches our physics class With hobbies and experiences, And in this we all surpass ff' Q,-, Mrs Em ons teaches bookkeeping And oh' how smart we'll be She also directs our music We'll be a success you'll see Miss Smith is the literature teacher And play director as well She's strict in class But we have our And we really think she's swell un, I've briefly named the faculty And what they've taught our class We extend our appreciation But teacher will we pass? VIRGEAN AANODT .W so S F7 Q,l 2 f Q f 5:Zf1' aE5Z:9k 20 , I Z QD! 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J ,QA J' Y' HH 1 S Q 1 :fi r' ' 1 arf' 10 int uber w JL 1? fi f LL., 1 4 .MM vcr C 7 va .4 Juniw High F' Y pk H .1 L L. ircwqof .L V PT1 u CHCC 9'l Hr- ary ' 'N A M'-V 1 lull C018 Ifsy 'bv-ffm X gf I X fy xx X V- ' fjx ,X SENIORS Y Rx 4X QA fi HEEL THE SENIOR CLASS CF '50 The Senior Class of '50 Is the smartest in the school Ae've been taught by the very best teachers, And abided by the rule There are eleven members, In our Senior Class this year It consists of eight girl , nd three nice boys And to us Joice High is dear nur class joins in the singin And takes part in sports as well We love our subjects and teachers, By our loyalty we tell The whole class sings in chorus, We sing in glee clubs, too We have three girls in the sextette We're talented through and through But we have more in music, From our class that is so great We have two girls in trio, An at contest we do rate Yet this is not our limit, One is in quartette, too She is a soloist of best grade, what better can you dor Our three boys in the Senior Class Are tops in the field of sports They play on the first basket ball team, Forward, center, and guard on the court In baseball they are right on hand To give all that they can As pltcher, catcher and first base, Each is a first team man This is the Class of '50, U Of the biggest little town We're proud to be from Joice High, And we proudly wear its crown we leave its precious portals go out on our career ' will say farewell to you, Juice ig , ve wipe away a tear VIRGFAK AAYCDT TQ? ' vi I x :i ff ---, f -1-asa.:- J 'N fi 012- .- CLASS LOTTO Live for today Build for tomorrow CLASS COLORS Orchid and white CLASS FLOWER White Rose One warm September day in the fall of 1946 twelve bright students stepped out into the educational world to begin their high school career This step came only after much consideration for you see we already knew everythlng we needed to know Or did we ?? We boarded a cloud known as The Freshmen just large enough for the 12 students Virgean Aamodt Bonnie Aasland Wanda llmalien Leo Anderson Robert Calgaard Glor1a Dahl Ardella Evenson Gwendolyn Tien Geraldine Johnson Cecil Rusley Shirley Slattum and Florene Stensrud We were guests C91 at an initiation party the early part of September After an enjoyable game of bingo the Freshmen were asked to plck up the corn and dishes At the be inning of the second semester we bumped into cloud named Lake ills and from it came a jolly little star na Malloy who Joined us on our journey to knowledge wash the a larger med Mary fall we found a new whlte fluffy cloud that was called The Soph 1947 l948 We immediately boarded it without hesitation for our The next omore of supervlsors told us this was deflnitely a great achievement Wlth one ex caption all of us were eager to start This was Wanda Almallen who was not quite ready to go back to school, so she waited until the Fergus Falls school commenced This year our class sponsored the freshmen ini tiaticn party which proved to be quite a success We floated through our Sophomore year rather smoothly with no changes made in the class per sonnel Our leaders were Leo Anderson President Virgean Aemodt Vice Presldent Bonnie iasland Secretary and Gloria Dahl Treasurer At the beglnning pf our Junior year the same group of bright shining fac es were as eager to begin as they had been in the past years We elected the following officers Robert Calgaard President Leo Anderson Vice our Junior Class play 'Saved By The it was presented October 29 l948 in was as follows Immediately we began preparation for Belle' Directed by Miss Ballandby the high school audltorium The cast ek, f Hitzie Welsh Lulu Green Mary Ann Malloy Ardella Evenson Harriet Shaw Florene 'tensrud Pudge Roberts Geraldine Johnson Hrs Fish Bonnie Harris Doris Carson Ginnie Ellis Rita Powers Warren Sands Slugger O'Day Jackie Clark Gloria Dahl Shirley Slatum Virgean Aamodt Gwendolyn Lien Bonnie Aasland Leo Anderson Cecil Rusley Robert Calgaard fflls -Q Presidentg Gloria Dahl: Seoretaryg and Bonnie Aasland, Treasurer. 'Almost f 4 ..... 9 --- ., o 1- , -- Y, ,TL Tx 33:1 w ----- ,f Another item which added to the making of a happy Junior year was the ar- rival of our class rings which we received in the month of March These rings in themselves added a feeling of pr1de and also served as a symbol through which we could be remlnded of the happy years we spent together In the spring of our Junlor year we had an outing at Dilot knob Tn spite of a 'sl1ght shower' lt was enjoyed by all Ihen we began preparing for our Junlor Senior Baniuet I assure you lt was not a dark cloud that car rled the 8DthuSiqStlC Jufiors to lasonCity to the Creen 'ill Beniuet Room on May 6, 1949, to decorate lt in many colors for our honored guests the Seniors of 1949 The theme of the banduet was 'Fantasy of IHSIO' To beg1n our last year as Senlors of the Joice High School had been our aim for three years and finally through hard study the cloud was eager to begin the last week 1n August The faculty that had guided us through our first three years had changed Mr Schuchert had accepted another position and Mrs Brunsvold had declded to devote all her time to domestlc duties Hr Bredeson came to take the place of Mr Schuchert as Super1ntendent and Miss Smlth took Mrs Brunsvold's place as english instructor and dramatics coach The class had suffered the loss of one puoil Geraldine Johnson, who had moved to nmmons Minnesota Being at the threshold of graduation we elected a strong governing body to guide us through the year Presldent Leo Anderson Vice Presldent Florene Stensrud Secretary Mary Malloy and Treasurer Virgean Aamodt October lOth was the date set for taking Senior P1otures,unfortunately th1s was the day of the ninety mile an hour wind Thls may be the excuse many of us might use for the results ofour pictures We began early preparing for the publication of thefirat school annual ever to be published in the h1story of Joice High School Thls will remain a marker of our class as annuals are published in the future On March 21 the eleven Seniors dec1ded to have their day of freedom W met at the schoolhouse at 7 50 and ventured to the 'land of the ten thou sand lakes' where we visited Faribault Owatonna and Rochester Thms pro ved to be very 1nterest1ng and educational While at Far1bault we visited the State School for the Feeble Minded From there we went to Owatonna where we visited the Iosten Company and another school for the underpriv ileged and retarded We all enjoyed the Ice Cycles at Rochester 1n Mayo Civic IUditOI1um in the evening Our last great dramatic effort was the presentatlon of the Senior Play nThe Tin Hero' on Aprll 28th The cast of characters follows Douglas Goodyear Robert Calgaard Mrs Blanche Goodyear V1rgean Aamodt Grace Goodyear Bonnle Aasland V1rglnia Ferguson Gloria Dahl Mrs Baxter Warner Ardella Evenson Bunny Wheeler Leo anderson Annette Coverdale Florene Stensrud Adelalde Young Gwendolyn Lien Victorla Esmond Shirley Slattum Hlle Claudette Burdoni Mary Ann Malloy Spike Rider Cecil Rusley Commencement days were capped by the Junior Senior Banquet at Albert Lea on Hay 5th Baccalaureatte Services on Sunday May l4th Class Night lcnday evening lay l5th and Commencement Exercises on Thursday,May 18th I X .I ?,Q 'E Qui Em' iv x 1 i I 1 Y l . - - - . x , 1 ' - . 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XCLASS WILL X Ti WH REAS it appears evident that our days in this educational sanitorium are numbered, and VB REAS we have a keen appreciation of the needs of the underclassmen, IE, the SENIOR CLASS OF 1950, do hereby this day set our hand in this, our last will and testament gaard She also wills her ability and willingness to play steal to all the underclassmen, her typing ability to Leonard l ppe BONNIE AASLAND wills herself to a certain Scarville boy and her sweet soprano voice to her sister Darlene She also wills her cheer- leading ability to Mary Evenson and her musical talent to Dono- van,Dahlby GLORIA DLHL wills her steadiness to lyrna Aamodt and her good looks to anyone who needs them, her skating ability to Ronald Petersburg ARDELLA EVENSON wills her willingness to Avis Hagen and her liveliness to anyone who wants it She also wills her blond hair to Terry Williams GWEN OLYN LIEN wdlls herself to Fertile and her singing ability in the trio to Darrell Bang She also wills her ring to anyone who can get it IARY MALLOY wills her driving ability to Clarice Arneson and herself to Albert Lea men She also wills her laugh to Charlene Evans SHIRLEY SLATTUM wills herself to Albert Lea men and her height to Elena nor lalloy, her piano playing ability to Lorna Haroldson FLORENE STENSRUD wills her ability in s orts to Carlene Granskou, and her singing ability to Ernie Kell LEO ANDERSON wills his intelligence to Don Ball and ubby Abraham, his height to lerlyn Heimdax, and ability to play first base to Er nie Kell HB also wills his old I to Leonard Bhppe ROBERT CALGAARD wills his morning after the night before to Curtis Ar- neson and his singing ability to Norma Slattum, his basketball playing ability to Vernon Bang CECIL RUSLEY wills his intelligence of knowing the bumps in the road to Lake Mills to Donald Lamodt, as he has taken over Hb also wants to will his build to Junior Rogness and his method with women to Darwin Bang. SIGNED, SEALED SMUDGED, and SIEARED this 10th day of lay, in this year of 1956 ran smuon cuss Subscribed and sworn to this 1Oth day of lay, 1950. lb believe this to be the last and accurate will of this 1950 Senior Class as tht above is about all they have to will away. NOTORIOUS PUBLICISTS The Faculty VIRGEAI AAMODT wills h rself to Lake Millszand her giggle to Judy Cal X V -ilk Ah. Leo Anderson, a renowned scientist, who was exploring the planet of Mars, one day decided that he would like to know what his earthly clas mates had accomplished He took his large telescope which was a 200 inch palomar, settled down in his easy chair and began staring in o space The first object which came to his eyes vas that of a beautiful mansion Feeling curious he decided to peer into one of the windows and see to whom the house belonged The person he saw surprised him so much that leo dropped his telescope Such financial success as this he had certainly not expected Gloria Dahl, now known as a Mrs was hur riedly dressing her two children for school while her husband stood by trying to decide which car he should drive to the office Soon the children left the house and leo decided to follow them to school for curios1ty's sake He was very glad that he had for who should he spot in the schoolhouse, but Ardella Evenson, who was teach ing Physics Upon thorough investigation leo learned that she had married a Superintendent of Schools and had taken up teaching for the sake of being near her husband as much as possible After satisfying himself that two of his classmates h d accomp lished much, leo decided that he would have to check on the rest H1 eyes now wandered upward and caught the sight of a space ship floating in the air Being the inquisitive type, and not having seen an air plane since he arrived on Lars, Leo sought to observe the interior of the airskip The sp ciousness of the plane astounded him, for he had not seen such luxury in his life His eyes then caught sight of a trim attractive air stewardess who was helping make the passengers comfort able As she drew closer Leo realized that it was someone he had been associated with at some previous time Sure enough it was Mary Anne Malloy, who was one of the worlds outstanding stewardesses and who was now on the space ship which was on the way to the moon Probably the plane would stop at Mars, at least he hoped it would The plane then flew out of sight and leo was left once again star ing into space His eyes then fell on a huge beautiful farm Wonder ing who owned such a nice place, Leo decided that he would spend some time looking things over He soon spotted Cecil Rusley giving - ders to his hired men he also found out that Cecil had remained a bachelor. Even though he could have married most any woman around, he had chosen to remain single as none of them reached his high expecta- tions. Feeling that Cecil had done all right for himself, leo's thought wandered to Florene Stensrud. Yes !He must see what success she had attained. The first object which came to his eyes was the John Hop- kins Hospital. Remembering that Florene had wanted to be a nurse, he decided to peer inside. Sure enough he spotted her and found that she was now Head Nurse at the hospital. She too had remained single up to this time as she could not decide which man she should make her doctor for life. Next Leo caught sight of a large body of water which appeared to be the Atlantic Upon it sailed a huge ship which had the makings of a beautiful palace As Leo strained his eyes he caught sight of another familiar figure It was Gwendolyn Lien who was now making her third million by touring Europe with her latest invention which was the 're flectorscope H Little had people realized that the physics project she had started as a senior would ever reap uch enormous profits His eyes moved from the ship and Leo found himself staring at a high skyscraper Inside he spotted Virgean Aamodt who had attained the high position of chief editor of the New York Times He later learned that in all actuality, Virgean had merely married the Chief Pditor and had then taken it upon herself to become chief of the house and chief of the paper also So far Leo was very much pleased with his fellow classmates He still had three more left, however, which he must observe under his mighty telescope Madison Cquare Gardens now came into view and Leo be gan reminiscing of the good old days when he had played basketball with Robert Calgaard Sure enough Bob was out on the floor and had just fin ished making a field goal which brought his total points up to 2,COO Leo than spotted over on the bleachers a group of little dark haired brown eyed boys fairly bursting with enthusiasm The great scientist took pity on the poor basketball teams which would some day play opno site the Calgaard Clan Shirley Slattum now flashed into the mind of Leo He still had to spotted the 20th Century Qtudios in Hollywood He watched through his telescope for quite some time and then found that for which he had been searching Shirley Qlattum was absorbed in taking dictation from her boss Leo soon found out that Shirley had been very interested in her dictator for the past twenty years but could not get up enouvt nerve to pop the final question There was now one more classmate Leo needed to observe by means of his telescope Pictured before him was the Metropolitan Opera House in New York On the stage stood Bonnie Aasland who was one of the world's outstanding singers Marriage offers had been plenteous but Bonnie had refused them all as she chose to raise songs instead of a family After having viewed all his fellow classmates and knowing that all had reached the very highest goals of attalnment, Leo decided that he must once again return to his scientific research He now adjusted his telescope that he might view the heavenly bod ies around him Just then he spotted a new beautiful planet whlch was larger and more m8gD1f1C6Ht than Mars Leo was over joyed and decided at once that this new planet should be named Joice, after his old home town For it was there in the Joice Public School that Leo and all his good old classmates had gained new experiences, learned new knowledge and the other very important factor of life which had made each student such a wonderful succe s find out what goals she had attained. 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In fact there were three Bangs on the traveling squad Darrell, Darwin,and Vernon Along with these there were Bob Calgaard Cecil Rusley,Leo An derson, Leonard Nappe,Donald Aamodt,Ronald Petersburg, Richard Abraham, Don Ball lerlyn Beimdal Alfred Rogness, Jr , Ernest Kell, Donovan Dahlby, and Curtis Arneson Joice won the opening game of the season by snapping a five game winning streak of Scarville,4O 54 Surprise was even gre ater when they downed a tough Manly team in hair raising double overtime but they went on to win the next seven games without a loss It was now apparent the voice of the Jayhawk would be heard in the North Six Conference Not until the se cond game after Christmas did the Joice winning streak cease when they were downed by a good Fertile team at Fertile Then they went on to win over Grafton and Kensett before again be coming the victim of Fertile's onslought They revived again to roll over Carpenter 44 ll In the Worth County Tournament Joice drew a bye the first round and in the second round won over Northwood, the defending champions from the County seat, in what proved to be the best played game of the season to date This brought us to our Jinx, Fertile, gamely going down 42 55, after leading most of the way A lapse after the tour nament permitted the lason City Sophomores to win 59 52 But Joice bounced hack to defeat a much improved Rake team 52 55 in a strong last quarter, in the next outing Crystal Lake fell 41 51 They then played Bayfield in the last home game of the season and defeated them by a score of 51 16 Continuing on their winning ways they tripped Hanlontown 59 25 in the last regularly scheduled game of the season Next came the sectional tourney at Fertile in which they drew a first round bye Heating Ventura in the semi fina ls, they reached the peak of the season's play to keep abreast of the tough Vikings all the way only to lose out 51 46 Should we sum up the season, we would necessarily say it was a team victory all the way,completing ona of the most successful seasons in school history Their never say die performance sev eral times turned pesslblc defeats into further additions to the win column Paced by Bob, who broke the single game re cord with 50 points in a game, set a new season record of 589 teen boys in school played a role in varsity or reserve team games Hats off to the Jayhawks of '49 '5O! lliliiifi C li!!-'I I Q Xxx -N 07 J . i - U l ' - , A - - 1 points and shattered the four-year scoring mark ,--1 all six- ,o'f . 1 f Q, X04 x , A 4 EA GC., --'f A ' 0 '-' 5 me X 1XXi ff! 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