Kingsley High School - Review Yearbook (Kingsley, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1952 volume:

fk-If Cixi LIBR ISA? 'def if-' 'Wk laaao I 52 ANNUAL STAFF Editor Pat Spain Assistant Co editors Joan Artz Mary Gallas Publicity Director Jack Spaulding Business Manager Russell Graham Class Editor Helen Schroeder Assistants Phyllis Swanberg Joyce Rickett Donna Lau Ella Mae Jessen Alumni Editor Darlis Roepke Art Editors Karen Natkins, Sally Mathers Literary hditor Sherry Garlow Soclal Editor Margaret Soeldner Sports bditors Kent Richardson, Bob Phelps Year Book Sales Managers Duane Smith, Arlen White Advertising Managers Thelma Nielsen, Marilyn Curley Production Manage Mary Ellen Tnomson Typists Philene Faber Marie Stodden Lola Quade Assemblers John Anderson Jerald Campbell Colleen Griffith Bob Seuntjens Imogene Cuthrell Francis Hamman Norma Fitzpatrick Ronald Applegate Bob Jastrum Jerry Timmins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 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BO1RD O1 VDUCATION Back row Harold folfson, Donald Curlej, Clifford Tetcalf, Supt Front row La Verne Herbold, n L Prown, Walter Aarlsor, Sec Bernard Vin ex Iot pictured Parry Sible,, Txeasurer lnACHERS Third row Hr Lamb, lr Becker, rr Leuthauser, Tr Collopr Second row Ir Harder, ire Harder, Hrs Phlllips Iiss Jessling, Hrs Phelys, Tr Ietcalf First row Vrs hetcalf, Iiss Pritchett, Iiss Heaton, hrs Irwin, Iiss Fefter, Hrs Jackson, lies Southwick Kindergarten Iiss Pritchett Eighth grade Mr Lamb First grade Tis Jackson lusic Fr Becker Second grade rs Irwin Commercial Vis nesslinp Third rrade hiss Reiter Tathematics Tr Collopy Fourth grade Miss Heaton cience Mr Harder Fifth grade frs hetcalf Home making Hrs Harder Sixth prede' Piss Southwick Principal: Mr. Leuthauser Seventh grfde.Miss Phillips Superintendent: V . Netca The senior class wishes to include in its year book pic tures and names of the members of the Board of Education and the entire teaching staff. In a school of such size the nannualu is not Just any group in particular but rather it should include all who have a part in the school's success. We are appreciative of the many things which both groups do for us and we realize that both do play an important part in our school life. We are happy to present them to our readers. K y A! L. k fa Y , .... . i Q 1 r ' X, Q .1 , 5 fi fl ' I F Mfsg F vs s,3w-3 . k 333i 5 .' flri t?i f 1 M ,.sss ,V tsss F fl' 3? LW L, v r Expt , . - I -ww-Q . ' ' S X P - 1 1 ' X 1 F Z V + X 1 f A . ' vyf . 0 I M V ' . , W 7 ., - 0 ' Q Q 4 A AL Z J. I 2 . V 1 0 i A -. L' 'y X - , x X A - 4 'FA I 0 ' . . -A N -v .xv F 1 . ' , , , - ' - ' vu ' t , I . 7' V O .. Q .anh- Q Q H A N - 5 tml P., ,, n K ' . . . . U . M . I . 1. - v , ww 1 ' - 4 9 ,. .. 4 1 . , . N e , , V, L., U ' 0 -' 'A O '1 O . X ,H V . M . . p U H .H I . ,1 . q n . - fn . Q .. ., c L I 3 ' I 1 . . : L s ' J : H . i 2 M . . : Q s W I v. l ,' ' Q 1 ll, . 'A , . -. 1 : 3 ' So. S : . ' 2 H . W -1 2 J . 1 ' HI' 'fum 4 KINGSLEY PUBLIC SCHOOL The graduating class of 1952 is the sixty third to be graduated from the Kingsley Public School This modern new building differs greatly from the first, which was a one room structure housing the first, second, third, fourth, and fifth grades and located on the site of the present Congregational Church, another room, dignified by the title, uThe High School,u was over a store building which is now known as McMahon and Son's Drug Store Soon a new school building was begun, and from time to time additions were made until it became the present one which is fast becoming too crowded. Our school is a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. We were admitted to membership April 2l, 19142. x., -' . . A .. 1 ' ,' nr - gg! I. ,. . .5-V Q if N .arf-,'.:.' -, 'v- -gf ' iu.:, Qi., e . S. r ' fait 1 r -.8 --, . 'S Qi 'i. 4 5' , 'six ' Sl ' 4 KL, .h I X. X , ,, ' r I . nm 7 - M ' T I . 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X 3 Ronald Applegate Ronnie NHe's a terror for his size Basketball and Baseball Ilgr Ll, Football Mixed Chorus Glee Club Baseball Annual Staff Challenger Staff Class Play 2 Kraft Kleaners John Anderson Andy nBless the man who invented sleep, Cin the study hall J Football Football Award Mixed Chorus Baseball Drivers Club Annual Staff K Club 2 2 Class Play Q-mg 0' Jerald Campbell Has 'Wise from the top of his head Baseball Football Football Award Annual Staff Class Play Pep Club Drivers Club Basketball 2 3,h n n AM -T .......... ,3 . . . . 3 m - . . , ' B .... . . 2 mr, C O I 021+ . . . I I . 51, . . . 3:14 'ff z n n on Q .S J ' YK . ...... . . . .3 A N' . . . . . . . .2,3 V . . . . . ,3 Q l l I I U C2 I O O O O l ILL A i A sal Iv. ig ? u n W' . if .... . 1 2 gf e . 0 0 I-Lt o o 0 o a 0 331+ X ' ' I I ' I 2 X . . . . .lr Z! N, Tmogene Iaye Cuthrell Marilyn Louise Curley Middy nAll the world's a stage n w ch to act my comedy Glee Club . 1 2, , Mixed Chorus Sextet Music Contest Music Award 2 Basketball Basketball Award Challenger Staff 1 2, Annual Staff Pep Club Iep Club Award Class Play 1 ,2,3 2 3 I1 Gene N nd she sings too Challenger Staff Band Mu ic Award Glee Club Mixed Chorus Octette Mlxed Quartette Solo Music Contest 2 Trio 12,, 1 2. , 2311 12,, 12,, 1 213, Pep Club, 2,3 a Award, 2 3 Class Play Philene Faber nLenie WQuiet, but st waters run deep Glee Club 2 Mixed Chorus Music Award Challenger staff Annual Staff Pep Club 2 3 M ' Pep Club Award 0 A Typing Award Class Play National Honor Society Banquet Waitress Librarian Play Mor Bowling Alley U N o hi .H fr- . . . . . , 31, . . . 3,h . . . . . . . . 3 .f ff',5, . . . . . . 1 ,M . . . . 3,h My - ..:': ?'h wx I l I 0 Q C 5 gg C . . . . 3,1 3 X A V I? Y Y' A .N ... , 31, 31:55 . . . . . . . . , 3 A N S a q n o p 3 . . . . , 3 M 0 a c a a y X . 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Committee for cornnation . tl! .1,2 - 1+ TU I 0 vo o KAJXAJ as 47'l'XJbJ-5:75747-F'-F' 1,2, E Russell Graham Russ 'Enjoy life ee'r it's fled cause when you die you're a long time dead N RN Pep Club 2 3 ll ,pf K-Club Class Officer Annual Staff Nu?NP'3 Challenger Staff K Football Manager Award Basketball Manager Award Student Council Pep Club Officer Senior Class Play Jr Class Play Stage Mgr Drivers Club Pep Club Award Anderson Implements Nba-ITJT' - CW., 4 ' :Y 1, .Z ,V X M S ' 1 , A .M r , X V ' ' ' ai I . l I n o 0 . - V l 0 o n o .Cru I ' 'wo 1, ' V 0 . 0 Q 0 . . vo ' ,A ' e Q .IIN a , 3. , ' f 1' ff Q e e 0 e . 0 U ,, H ' 5 v 3 ' . . . : ' V o o e o s o u xml' 4 ' ' ' ' gf -.,, ,':f,:-i'iAg,, If ' U ' ' ' 5 . ' ' V 'Lzj75f3,.,w V' 1 0 a s c 0 0 41? l a 0 u u u a 0 Lge 0 e kg wa s ve vo s up INJ L9-17'-fr'-P-. UU 'F' P5 F' . 0 3 . . . . . . q . , u o a o . ' o Q n a 0 Q . . . 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Joyce Rickett Joycieu 'Quiet, until you know her Annual Staff Girls Glee Basketball Basketball Class Play Style Show Club Award 1 2,3 H E 5 Kent Richardson Swede nBy saying nothing you may pass as wise Track 1 2,3 Award 3 Football Award 2 3 M Baseball K Club 2 3 u officer Annual Staff Challenger Staff Homecoming Attendant Glee Club Music Award Student Council Class Play Mixed Chorus Drivers Club Usher for Com encement and Baccalaureate 1 2,3,h 1 2 1 1I2I5Il+ 2,3 M fl Darlis Roepke Dard Her heart is not in her work, tis elsewhere Pep Club k Award 1 2, , Pep Club Officer National Honor Society National Honor Society ec 2 3,h Girls Glee Club 1,2 Attendant to Queen Newspaper Staff Class Play Basketball l,2, Office Secretary Student Council Annual Staff Usher tor Commencement and Baccalaureate Cheerleader k Award 1 3 M Ken. Coles Produce n n .n ' ' ' 9 th ' th I, ..... .'3IL, . I II ' s 9 ' - 31,-l' ff' ....... 1, A X ' I I .'. . A g 4. 51 ...... 7 M I ' ' I I I . . . 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I ' ' I 1321+ e n 0 9 0 13 X ' ' ' II 12311- 0 u e u a o 9 oggt . 311+ IS Patrick Spain Pat 'Give me words, I must ha words, lest I die Baseball Football 3 Manager Baseball Manager Jr Sr Banquet Speaker Advice to Seniors K Club Class Play Annual Lditor Q Assis Challenger Staff Football Award Drivels Club Cf in D rf UJMJ Rib-I 2 f Margaret A Soeldner Margie nThe world was made to enjoy, so she's making the most of it Mixed Chorus Girl's Glee Club Band Challenger Staff Annual Staff Homecomlng Queen Attendant Girl's Sextette Girl's Trio Solo Class Play Music Award Accompanist All State Chorus Jacx E Spaulding Mort uenerally speaking, he generally speaking Football Football Award Track Track Award Basketball K Club Challenger Staff Annual Staff Class Play Drivers Club Boys Glee Club . Mixed Chorus . . Office Secretary Speaker at Jr. Sr Class Officer . . 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'Kg L- Phyllis Swanberg Phil 'Never found alone, usually n groups of two Basxetball l 2,3, Pep Club 3 Homecoming Chairman Annual Staff Office Secretary Basxetball Award 2 3 M Class Play Pep Club Award Style Show Marie Ellen Stodden Marie 'Always ready to lau h n Basketball Baton Twirling Challenger Staff Office Secretary Glee Club Typing Award Class Play Annual Staff Style Show 3 Mary Ellen lhomson T0m2'!1i6 NF' -52'-P -IT!-' 'Further proof that gentlemen p efer blondes Annual Staff Basketball 1 2 3,h Basketball Award 2 3 Q Homecoming Chairman l,2,3 Office Secretary l,2, Class Officer National Honor Society Student Council President Challenger Staff 2,3 Challenger, Oo Editor Girls Glee Club Librarian Senior Class Play Jr Sr Banquet Accomp lhomson's Garage .P' If-'-F-' MJ-PW-' C, - 3' 4 ASD H .. I-' 0 TJ UQ Q ' ' 'S - ' . .,Ug .. Q ,Ra d : 'K ' f 0 . gp- .1 Q H, : ... :-5, 0. .... .. -. : , . .. . ..' ... pn.. 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A Drivers Club Class Play K Club 2 3 M K Club Officer Football Award Track Award 1 2, Baseball 'C' Arlen C White Whizz uThe harder I try, the gooder o be, the worser I am Football l 2,3, Football Award l 2,3, Football Captain Baseball 1 2,3, Baseball Award 1 2,3 Track l,2,3 ' Award 2,3 M State Track Neat K Club l 2,3, K Club Officer All State Football Honorable Mention 2 Homecoming King Attendant Class Officer Annual Staff Led Seniors at Bacc and Comm 3 farmers Elevator ..2 . . . . . 3,h I. .. ...2, . ,3, bi ,, ,4 Sh R' ':::::::.'1, 6. .....3,u 0 on 1.14, ll . I t A .N A ..... . , 1, 4 .... ,H gs 1 aff Basketball l,2,3,k Award .l:2,i ek ee,e M y ......2, iyg ...L+ - if . ..... II? e ' ........ A SENIOR CLASS We, the seniors of 1952, leave 'Old Kingsley High with much regret We are quite proud of our many accomplishments during our four year stay and we know that no class can ever really take our place This may sound egotistical but that is the way that we feel about it now From our class the king and queen of Homecoming are chosen and also the editors of both the Challenger and the Re Viev Late in the school year the senior class play is given and everyone in the class assists in some way The biggest soclal event for us is the Junior Senior Banquet and Prom which is given in our honor Baccalaureate, class nlght, and commencement bring many happy smiles and perhaps a few tears On class night we lnduct into the National Honor society, any juniors and seniors We shall always remember those teachers of our high school days who taught us, sometimes against our will, and who helped to encourave us when we were feeling very dlsheartened Our year book will ever be a reminder of the happy times spent in high school CLASS OFFICERS President Ella Mae Jessen Vice President Helen Schroeder secretary Karen Watkins Treasurer Thelma Nellsen CLASS CALENDAR Skip Day Baccalaureate May 18 Junior Senior Banquet May 7 Class Night May 19 Class Play April 18 Commencement May 20 CLASS FLOWER American Beauty Rose CLASS COLORS Cardinal and Gray CLASS MOTTO nOne step at a time, but always forward H D k I larket I ll . Y . . .O who have been chosen by the faculty during the current year. ? ? ? .' X 1 WI Y Tx WF Q X JUNIOR CLASS Fourth row Clayton Woods, Bob Applegate, Thane Treptow, Keith Richardson, Ronnie Ohlendorf, Wayne Pfaffle, Jimmy Roepke, John Jackson, Kenny Carr Third row horma Jean Zellmer, Sally Van Buskirk, June Krause, Dorothy Trout, Joan Artz, Shirley hasner, Tary Galles, Sally Spiny, Warcele Pierre Second row Mrs Harder, Janfce Fathers, David Plendl, Cary Mercer, Junior Conry, Donald Fawkins, Duane Jones, Dick Metcalf, Miss essling First row Norma Ialderman, Dorotha ich, Marie McDermott, Janice Hunter, Janis Naggin, Connie Cuthrell, Arlene Ahrens President Dick Metcalf Vice President Keith Richardson Secretary Treasurer Janice Mathers JUNIORS He juniors are a progressive class Some of our accomplish ments this school year were the winning of two firsts' and a econdn in the Homecoming festivities The juniors gave the first of five parties whlch were held One of the most import ant duties of this class is to give the Junior Senior Prom we also have the honor of decorating the gym for the baccalaure ate and commencement and serving as ushers for tkese solemn occasions In addition, we lead tle processional and recess ional One of the thlngs to be looked forward to is gaining the prized pos ess'on of a National honor Society pin Iembers are selected according to the requirements of character, service, leadership, and scholership Next year we will be NHonored Seniors and we will try to live up to the tandards set by those before us iz ' n. 1' 0 I . J' . . ' . A Q N JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS H 1 Us ' . alwvza 02 Y L Q SHPRRY GARLOW HELEN scrmosmn C' The Kingsley Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized in l9hh In addition to having e 'Bn average, the student must meet such requirements as excellent character, outstanding leadership and service, a serious attitude toward school work, and a courteous atti tude toward faculty and students, to be eligible for membership At the close of each school year the high school faculty selects students from the junior and senior classes who meet these requirements The 1952 members will be named on class night 0 I za., me 6.5. DARLIS ROEPKE OFFICERS President Sherry Garlow Vice Pres Helen Schroeder Secretary Darlis Roepke 19hH Lavern Murray Shirley Garlow Carmichael Mary Rasmussen Wachal Jean Dennler Manning Audry Laude Godfrey Eleanor Cathcart Davis 19 M Ione Noble Sip Dick Forbes Carol Mich Geraldine Dugan Weinrich John Phelps 196 Marvel Franklin Simons Irene Meyers Esther Handley 19h7 Shirley Hansen Elaine Reinking Marijean Mich Sally Ann Phelps Charlotte Cathcart Lenz Shirley Swanberg Jensen Roger Atkinson Romaine Richardson Norma Mathers SALLY MATHERS NORMA FITZPATRICK ' N iCT 198 Mary Neddermeyer Wilber Twyla Moritz Lainys Laude Hardie Norma Kirkholm Donald Conry James L March Wyman L. Griffith W, 6: L. X -gf . A 3 ilk slit lr LL PHI LFNE FABER 19 9 Joan Dleil Virginia Kinzey Gotto Wilton Madden Vernon Ohlendorf Robert Powell Dixie Roepke Le Moine Evelyn Mathers 190 Genevieve Curley Ann Powell Lorna Spencer Jenness Shirley Schroeder Lee Wormley Sparks Lou Wormley Hansen 1951 Mary Ellen Thomson Philene Faber Norma Jean Fitzpatrick Sally Mathers Sherry Garlow Darlis Roepke Helen Schroeder Keith Keoppel MARY ELLEN THOMSON X 'X a'3X.c. KPITH KEOPPFL 49 3 , 3 P ' H, S on S Y 1+ 5 S V fQ'+r-. . ,:,, Nun! , , .NFA WM A556 KN . i . E Z-S M 2 KL SOPHOKORF CLASS Third row Bob Treinen, Max McConnell Richard Pratt, James Hamman, Pat Meylor, Edward Higgenbotham, Terry Bride, Dale Donnell, Jerry Rube Second row Jack Powell, Jax Clark, Jayne Tucker, Barbara Kuhn, Lois Faber, Ruby Rlchardson, Janet Sutherland, Jo Ann Schroeder First row Louis Hedges, Phebe Ann Wolfson, Marilyn Clausen, Janice Clark, Glenna Page, Carolyn Lockett, Beverly Van Buskirk, Tommy Murray swingn of things To prove this, our float won second prize the Homeco1ing parade Next year we hope and expect to do even better Je have overcome our timidness enough to give a school party This year we shall serve and provide entertainment at the Junior Senlor Banquet Ne are eagerly awaiting the time when we shall be seniors Many of us are thlnking of the National Honor Society and are resolving to maintain a high scholastic average in order to become a member The past two years have been very interesting ones to us, but we are look 'ng forward to many more activities in the junior and senior years of our school life OFFICERS President Max Clark Vice Presldent Pat Meylor Secretary Treasurer Bob Treinen Student Council Tom y Murray American Legion s V : . . , Last year we were Hfreshiesu but this year we are Win the e in m , . 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I f ASQ SHN NY FRESHMEN Third row Donna Coles, Janice Kasner, Donna Herbold, Jim Seuntjens, Joe Gallas, Leo Kuhn, Darlene Hamman, CoDeen Ahren Second row Mr Harder, Larry Roepke, Mark Curley, Larry Krause, Paul Bauer, Lannie Tuttle, Mickey Murray, Nendall Roling, Fddie Jones First row Kenneth Plendl, Lora Lee Treptow, Rae Schimmer, La Crete Reimenschneider, Lynn Richardson, Noreen Fitzpatrick, Doris Hauser OFFICERS President Joe Gallas Vice President Janice Kasner Student Council Hep Doris Hauser The freshmen class is very, very lmportant They do many special joos such as puttinv the football field in order gathering materials for the bonfire, and making the dummy for the bonfire the night before the Homecoming game The freshmen are often referred to as green , and indeed they may be for the first semester, but after that just watch their Hsteam What is lacking in experience is made up in enthusiasm They work hard at every Job txey are given and soon have earned their rightful place among the more advanced high school students If the freshmen can always keep up their enthusiasm and hard work, success wlll be theirs Beelner's Hardware L P Secretary-Treasurer Donna Herbold ' . 1 o Y O i D I V! N VI u A l ' v Y ' LIGHTH GRADE ourth row Eldon Cuthrell, Catherine Ningert, Judy Bride, Marjorie Mathers, Donna Jastram, George Phelps, Gary Murray, John Galles, Tom Simonsen, Erl Jones, Eugene Moser Third row Tommy Hawkins, Vincent McDermott, Delors Smith, Karen Campbell, Ladonna Bauer, Joan Meister, Vincent Kuhn, Robert Higginbotham, Jerry Bower Second row Gordon Petersen, Robert Richardson, Glenn Richa Gerald Eppling, Don Kuchel, Ronnie Mills, Gail Preble, Jack Wolfson, Clifford Porsch First row Mr Lamb, Larry Lindgren, Schera Lou Ledgerwood, Goldie Faber, Jo Timmins, Carol Powell, Georgia Saunders, Roberta Wormley, Marilyn Bruning, Dorothy Plendl Not oictured Marlin Noble Corky Haggan SFVENTH GRADE Third row Rex Shearer, Terry Jo Mahrt, Betty Jones Paul Timmins, Coleen Turkington, Gary Ward, Kay Herbold, Gayle Mercer, Collen Bride Second row Mrs Phillips, Gerald Nynia, James Cook, Lowell Segerman, Gary Bollin, Gale Page, Caroll Bainbridge, Ronald Rickett, Joyce Anderson First row Larry Anderson, Dianne Applegate, Kathleen Gollhofer, Sandra Hodge, Patsy Kasner, Dorothy Ann Gollhofer, Clara Beth Galles, Laurali Becker Dr N E Brown, Veterinarian I'dSOI'l, 1 D - lf . . . 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' I ' , . . . . . o ' o n SIXTH GRADE Third row Bob Jepson, Helen dam an, Betty McDermott, Brenda Page, Terry Kuchel, Pauline Kuhn, Mickey Seuntjens Second row Miss Southwick, Shyrl Schimmer, Robert Hawkins, Karen Ruba, Wanda Page, James Flewelling, Tony Bride, Elroy Roling, Don Trout First row Charlene Ward, Linda Bowers, Sally Shearer, Margaret Schieuer, Kay Lindgren, Sharon McConnell, Rita Mills Fllff GnAD Robert Fletcher, Joyce Ioble, Glo ria Kinzey, Iaureen Turkington, Dougla Vickstrom Third row Mrs Metcalf, Sidney Saunders, Armand Roepke Kenneth Flemming, Richard Flewelling, Lester Bowers, Wayne Mills Second row Duane Gollhofer, Jimmie Mercer, Thomas Stevens, Sherry Hodge, Sandra Peterson, Thelma Jones First row Leon Saunders, Deanna Becker, Sa1dra Mills, Janiel Eppling, Ladonna Teisinger, Judy Mercer, Bobbie Davis Not pictured Phyllis Maxwell, Joyce Fletcher T Fourth row: Jerry Herbold,A David Stahl, Larry Harris, : X o ' ' , FOURTH GRADE First row Richard TlTHlHS, Connie Green, Carla Petersen, Janice Cook, Tommy Seuntjens, NICHHB1 Herbold, Dixie Nard, Janice Jepsen Second row Nancy Simons, Gerald Jensen, Tommy Robinson, Bruce Page, Joel Seglem, Mary Crabb, Margaret Gallas, Jerry Anstine Third row Wrvin Fahrenkrug, Melvin Jastrum, Joe Thomas, Janet Phelps, Dale McDermott, Paulene Nllson, Ronald Schieuer, Gary Robeson, Mary Rleke, Mlss neaton THIRD GRADE First row Davld Balnbridpe, Jerome Wulf, Marcia Clausen, Diane Hons, Charles Fletcher, Jerome Gollhofer, Cleone Wilson, Janette Timmins, Clair Jaacks Second row Sally An tine, Rex Tercer, Lonna Riemenschneider, Errol Kehrberg, Dianne Kinzey, Dennis Anstine, Carol Bowman, Marlene Brunlng, Robert Gollhofer Third row Mlss Reiter, Karen Davis, Fern Wingert, John Rice, Anna Louise Phillips, Sharon Mitchell, Merlin Fletcher, Larry Nhite, Dorothy Higginbotham, Jerry Richardson, Bernie's House of Beauty . . . . .11 . . 1. , o Q n A n . .4 ' - A 1 - T . c , 1 . S n J . 1 . . . A 1 SECOND GRADE Third row Mrs Irwin, Donald Messelhiser, Don Riemenschneider, Richard Hod e, Penny Bainbridge, Kenneth Kuchel, Marjorie Saunders, Mary Anstine, Stephen McMorris Second row Allen Sivertson, James Jones, Janice Kuhn Coralene Schieuer, Bud Peterson, Elgene Fahrenkrug, Bruce Richardson First row Terry Bruning, Patsy McLarty, Marilyn Fletcher, Connie Stevens, Millicent rabb, Marilyn Crabb, Trudy Becker, Brian Page Not pictured Karen McConnell, Martha Thompson, Sharon Mills, Charlene Sargisson, Sharon Jones, Kay Richardson, Janice Ward, Rhoda Hulse, Jimmy Bollin K s,..qf A-Les! FIRST GRADE Fourth row Bryan Becker, Ronald Harris, Margaret Kuhn, Judy Lindgren, James Rice, Sandra Ruba, James Galles, Jerry Jones, Third row Candace Tuttle, LaMont Schmid, Dorothy Messelhisser, Dale Jaacks, Bobby Green, Douglas Brown Sandra Stanfield, Mrs Jacvson Second row Carol Lindgren, Mary Page, Danny Joe Rolin , Terry Steers, Charles Jensen, Jack Lockett, Patrick Robeson, Connie Messelhisser, Dianne Herbold First row Kathy Pratt, Dee Ann Saunders, Ruth Ann Higginbotham, Wayne Anstine, James Fletcher, Dy Ann McMorris, Kermit Anstine, Larry Meister, Dennis Wickstrom Not pictured James Anderson, Joe March, Eugene Henry. Standard Service I W 1 . 7 O g P I . . - , O : ff V ul I . . D is ss 5 ig 5 Sf I it 2 P . , . - M 6 ,ee Q M 3 s E , eg, ? I :PQ ., Q 4 ., 1 Q -- , or L 1 rl . LP ,I po ' 1 , ' -4 ,, I . .K 1 . W xi - J ' N 'f E . We X' ' ' ,y, v y we x L? 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X gi b 4 X 5511 IOOTBALL Third Row David Plendl, Larry Roe,ke, rickey Iurray, hark Curley Lanny luttle, Jim Seuntdens Richard Pratt Allen Vik, John Jackson, larry Bride, Junior Conry, Larry Krause, Jerry huba, Don Iawkine Robert Applegate Eddie Jones Second Row hr Leuthau er, Jerald Campbell, Kenny Carr Gary mercer, Duane Smith, Arlen white, wayne Pfaffle,Max McConnell, Bob lreinen, Duane Jones, Keith :dckard on, Kent Richardson, James Pam an, Max Clark Jack Spaulding, Francie Pamman, Tom Murray Joe Galles, Bob Seuntjens Coach A C Leuftau er A 1 tant Coach V L Par er co Captaine Arlen Nhite, Pranci Hamman Student Iana e Tu ell Greta SCU'ULLf leum Fir ey Opponents onawa Odebolt Correctlorville Naoleton Akror harcu Hol tein Moville The followir were 1 sued Jerald Camohell Franci Pam ar nobert Jasfram Kent Idohard on Bob Seuntyens Duane Smith Jack Spaulding Arlen White Kenneth Carr Larry Roepke letter seaeon durirL the 19 Duane Jones Gary Iercer Mayne Pfaffle lax ClarP James Harman Pax NcConnell Tom Murray Bob Treinen Joe Galle Russell Craham, lgr Trep's Barber Shop D 1 rw ' T , : V 1 'A in I 3 1 I ff ' Z ., ' . , -- 2 1 0 ' 5 1 ' V V I . . 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L V Third Row Norma Zellmer, Janice Clark, Glenna Page, Janice Kasner, Donna Herbold, Barbara Kuhn June Krause, Sally Splnk, Darlene Hanman, Norma Haldernan Second Row Laura Treptow, Mary Galles Janis Haggin, Karen Watkins, Phyllis Swanberb, Toyce Rickett Janice Mathers, LaCreta Riemenschneider, Phebe Wolfson, Noreen Fitzpatrick First Row Marie McDermott, Mgr , Sherry Garlow, Shirley Kasner, Mary Thomson, Thelma Nielsen, Sally Mathers, Marilyn Curley, Dorothy Trout, Colleen Griffith, Doris Hauser, Mr Harder Coach Mr Harder Chaperon Mrs Harder Student Manager Marie McDermott Co Captains Sally Mathers, Colleen Griffith H E D Marcus Moville Union Grand Meadow Anthon Washta Holstein COTJ Remsen Lawton Grand Meadow COT! Correctionville Union Lawton Correctionville Merrill Alu ni County Tournament Akron Merrill Liberty Sectional Tournament Lawton Cushing Correctionville 9 They Mathers Galles Swanberg Kasner Garlow Wolfson Kuhn District Tournament Liberty 1414. .4 Letter winners Marilyn Curley Phyllis Swanberg Karen Watkins Dorothy Trout Janis Haggin Mary Thomson Sally Mathers Joyce Rickett Shirley Kasner Sally Spink Girls'Scoring Field Free Q93 B50 HOC 'aE 5 SMI-4 P-00 d'5 4 3' C7 I'-'P-'I-'O P-'I'-'FUN 'F'V-'l-'I-4 M 5 0 E ld 'Xl O C I-' UI F-3 O Cf SD l-' Nkuxlxb OM-I U1 0 9 U O S U 21 Q 0 O '1 D4 Won 20 Lost 2 2 2 Colleen Griffith Thelma Nielsen UI Z H o 2 4 ' s 'S H Im I o IO I - I . I no O! I no 01 M W Q w www PPE mwPr mu Fwrmrim m mo wo owww wmwqormoomwo w' mam www mwmw wwwwwmwmwwwm 'F'U'L U11-ON NOJUN I-'-i?'l-'O fOOOrb-MOMH-'P-'OUT OJ ' III 1 m GQ m . H - 'J . vw N-F' ll . mwmm Hommmwwm I O Hwmwm OHM mwwmmm ' w P PwmNoMF n-osov--osooXoEosvx . Sherry Garlow Janice Mathers Mary Galles Second Row Marie McDermott, Mgr , Mary Galles, Donna Herbold, Barbara Kuhn, June Krause, Sally Spink Darlene Hamman, Mr Harder LaCreta Riemenschneider, Laura Lee Treptow, Phebe Wolfson Second Team Games They Correctionville Piersnn Holstein Janice Mathers, Janis Haggin, Joyce Rickett, Karen Watkins, Phyllis Swanberg, Shirley Kasner, Colleen Griffith, Mary Thomson, Sally Mathers, Dorothy Trout, Thelma Nielsen, Marilyn Curley Anchor Inn Cafe First Rowz. Janice Clark, Glenna Page, Janice Kasner, We H7 39 58 17 21 ue X N . .Q 7 . f 3 phx Ns 167 Temm 56-vw 0.5 W1 bf KT H1 'E v? fx 71 ' :EM 2 Sum XX Nd xe, ' r :gn Sm axe, 'N -Ni Qwumah Mx- HsxAe.v 3536 GTXSQ .SPQYNSUY PM-s, Hs..vele.y- If i I 7 l X u 0 ll u Q 4, XX If ' 0 VI KL I rs V Q -x M n sf. 1, b x f df I 5 ul f -- - H Vx Q -5 . '. ' 4 1 . ff X , X 3 ' . s ' Mi X f . 'gg ,-sb . 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N2 .i ' 'iw fL-Adv N K N .. 2 Fifi 1 1 A k ? 5 f f X-sw , - f Q73 4 A ' jgf .fi:Fff H '59 A 'Nw -rails, 1: ' I 1 3 A If 1 1 c rr: + K o X' . , mm C, o Judi X Back Row Kent Richardsan, Jerry Timmins, Arlen White, John Jackson Front Row Kenny Carr, Keith Richards n, Gary Mercer, Francis Hamman, Duane Smith Holstein District 1950 Third Place 1951 Second Place Coach A C Leuthauser -N N9 Arlen C White 1950, 1951 State Meet High jump Francis Hamman Pole vault 1951 tied first- Holstein 1951 State meet juhfor ,MM Za,5fffefA Z! Second Row Vincent McDermott, Eldon Cuthrell, Gary Bollin, Gary Murray, Geroge Phelps, John Galles, Tom Simonson, Gale Mercer First Row Mr Harder Tommy Hawkins, Rex Shearer, Jake Wolfson, Jerry Bowers, Terry Mahrt, Gale Preble Third Row Shyerl Ledgerwood, Roberta Wormley, Betty Jones, Josephine Timmins, Georgia Saunders, Delores Smith Sandra Hodge, Kathleen Gollhofer Second Row Marilyn Bruning, Colleen Colleen Bride, Marge Mathers, Kay Herbold, Catherine Wdngert, Dorothy Gollhofer First Row Mrs Harder, Joyce Anderson, Carol Powell, Judy Bride, Gale Page, Clara Mr Harder Schneiders' Pharmacy Turkington, Karen Campbel Patsy Kasner, Beth Galles, 1 o e s A o Q 1 0 o Q D 0 e u e u e 0 0 0 L TIVI M-f-5 GX X -S fa Em Q Q ff Ax K 5235555 nmuluo 3312121 XR Xi: I I K 303 U 'T fb f? X A 'CJ 42 , X M J X f f f f- u SX w X Vg Xxxf my f X X lTQ f' KW X XXXXFR 4 Z f XX K' X X w 4 XXXXX-xx X11 Q Q1X X--S NX XX Xi f Q Fourth row Jack Wolfson, Glenna Page, Mary Galles, Gary Murray Barbara Kuhn, Dick Metcalf, Eldon Cuthrell, Vincent Kuhn Third row Janet Sutherland, John Galles, Leo Kuhn, Wayne Pfaffle, John Jackson, Joe Galles, Lanny Tuttle, Deloris Smith, Karen Campbell Second row Mr Becker, Marcelo Pierre, Norma Halderman Janice Hunter, Imogene Cuthrell, Mark Curley, Judy Bride, First row Sally Shearer, Pauline Kuhn, Margaret Schieuer, Schera Ledgeriood, Phebe Wolfson, Diana Applegate, James Flewelling, Terry Kuchel, David Stahl, Curtis Page The Kingsley Band under the leadership of Mr Becker, has proved what an organization can do when it has ambition and co operation Our band has added much to the school spirit at basketball, f ootball, and other activities There were 35 mem bers and six twirlers who reported for marching band this year and marched between halves for each of the home games It also led the Homecoming parade and provided special music at our queen' coronation ceremony It has participated in the Christm s program, the spring concert, the Plymouth County Music Festival, and the concert held at Union Consolidated School New unifonns were purchased with the aid of the Band Boosters' Club We are very proud of our band and the new uniiorms and know it is an organization that adds much to our Music Department my I Georglann Saunders, Connie Cuthrell, Phyllis Maxwell. GIRL'S GLEE Third row Imogene Cuthrell, Thelma Nielsen, Marilyn Curly, Mary Galles, Margaret Soeldner, Karen Watkins, Norma Halderman, Colleen Ahrens, Noreen Fitzpatrick, Marcela Pierre, Janet Sutherland. Second row Marie Stodden, Lynne Richardson, Norma Zellmer, Ruby Richardson, La Crete Riemenschneider, Doris Hauser, Toyce Rickett, Carolyn Lockett, Jo Ann Schroeder, Marie McDermott First row Beverly Van Buskirk, Janice Clark, Marilyn Clausen, Joan Artz, Dortha Mich, Donna Coles, Glenna Page, Laura Treptow, Sally Spink, Shirley Kasner, June Krause, Sally Van Buskirk, Connie Cuthrell, Phebe Wolfson, hr Becker. BOY'S GLEE Third row Paul Bauer, Joe Galles, John Jackson, Wayne Pfaffle, Larry Krause, Jack Powell Second row Wayne Tucker, Lanny Tuttle, James Seuntjens, Jack Spaulding, Kant Richardson, Mr Becker. First row Bob Seuntjens, Dick Metcalf, Duane Smith, Leo Kuhn, mark Curly TRIO Margaret Soeldner, Norma Halderman, Imogene Cuthrell, Phebe Wolfson, accompanist. : l '. ffis 3' , X Q v.' A '-,x '- .Q Zbnkk , few: + 1 ' Y ' l 3- ' J L 5 SEXTETT Laura Lee Treptow, Mary Galles, June Krause, Connie Cuthrell, Dortha Mich, Donna Coles, Margaret Soeldner, accompanist MAJORETTS Janis Hunter, Kay Herbold, Colleen Bride, Colleen Turkington, Sharon McConnell, Marsha Clausen MIXED CHORUS Third row Thelma Nielsen, Marilyn Curley, Paul Bauers, Wayne Tucker, Joe Galles, John Jackson, Wayne Pfaffle, Larry Krause, Jack Powell, Mary Galles, Margaret Soeldner, Karen Watkins, Norma Halderman Second :ow Janice Mathers, Shirley Kasner, Janice Hunter, Imogene Cuthrell, Lanny Tuttle, Jim Seuntjens, Jack Spaulding, Kent Richardson, Barbara Kuhn, Marie McDermott, Helen Schroeder, Laura Treptow First row Dorotha Mich, Donna Coles, Marcelo Pierre, Janet Sutherland, Bob Seuntjens, Dick Metcalf, Duane Smith, Leo Kuhn, Mark Curley, June Krause, Connie Cuthrell, Phebe Wolfson, Mr Becker Q . A : I-, ' J 0 5 J' 'P ffiffaiu' J Q fe E S Q - ,L . I 7 E2 L- We ' h Sherry Garlow, Darlis Roepke, Thelma Nielsen, Janis Haggin, Janice Mathers Sally Van Buskirk Sherry Garlow Beverly Van Buskirk CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders are essential to the school splrit New ones are chosen each year by the high school students to replace those who have been graduated This year flve cheerleaders instead of four were chosen The new members are Thelma Nielsen, Janis Haggin, and Janice Mathers Those retained from last year were Sherry Garlow and Darlis Roepke, who have been cheerleaders for three years Because of excessive duties Darlis was forced to resign, but her good work is still remembered New actions and yells were inaugerated this year to add more pep to the games and pep meetings At every game the cheerleaders are out front urging our teams to maintain the honor of Kingsley High They deserve much apprec1at1on for their work Show your appreciation by always cheering with them and really backing up our team. Most of the cheerleaders also participate in basketball so two substitutes were chosen to lead the uyellsu at the girls' games. Sally and Beverly Van Busklrk deserve much credit for their work. Knowles k Clark f gf , ' lf L , Y - .Q li , CHALLPNGER STAFF Fourth row Tommy Murry, Darlis Roepke, Margaret Soeldner, Karen Jatkins, Phyllis S snberg, Joan Artz, Junior Conry Ronald Ohlendorf, Bob Phelps, John Jackson, Jerry Timmins Jim Roepke, Kent Richardson, John Anderson, Ronald Applegate Third row Dick Metcalf, Mary Galles, Sally Spink, Lola Quade, Donna Lau, Philene Faber, Colleen Griffith, Russell Graham, Janice Hunter, Shirley Kasner, Dorothy Trout, Norma Halderman, Marcele Pierre, Sally Van Buskirk Second row Jack Spaulding, Mrs Phelps, Janice Mathers, Norma Zellmer, Norma Fitzpatrick, Marie Stodden, Arlene Ahrens, Janice Haggin, Dorotha Mich, Carolyn Lockett, Marie McDermott, June Krause, Miss Wessling First row Imogene Cutnrell, Phebe Ann Wolfson, Sherry Garlow, Helen Schroeder, Clayton Woods, Mary Thomson, Sally Mathers, Thelma Nielsen, Marilyn Curley The Challenger was begun in l9h6 and slnce then has been improving steadily Many interesting and entertaining features such as Senior Skits have been added and some articles, such as a gossip column, which tend to lower its standard have been dropped The the direction and assistant other members Challenger is a semi monthly publication under of Miss Wessling and Mrs Phelps The editor editor, are appointed by the faculty and the may be chosen from any of the high school grades Since Journalism is not offered as a regular course of study, the vork of editing the paper is done by the students in their extra time Student co operation is very good and it is the intention of the staff that the Challenger will become better each year. 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I ' I - 1 4 STUDhNT COUNCIL Second Row Darlis Roepke, Tom Murray, Max Clark, Helen Schroeder, Ella Mae Jessen Dick Metcalf, Russell Graham Joe Galles First Row Mr Leuthauser, Doris Hauser, Kent Richardson, Janice Hunter, Shirley Kasner, Mary Ellen Thomson Officers President Mary Ellen Thomson Vice President Kent Richardson Secretary Shirley Kasner Treasurer, Janice Hunter The Student Council is composed of representatives from the K Club, Band, Challenger, and the president and a representative from each of the four grades in high school There are thirteen students on the Council Mr Leuthauser acts as the faculty adviser The purpose of this organization is to prepare the student directive to teach social co ooeration to increase the interest of the student in the school, tadevelop school morale to foster sentiments of law and order, to discover and develop special qui ities amd abilities to sponsor various school HGtlVit1BS for the benefit of the student body and the faculty members, and to serve as a clearing house and unifying head for all school organizations The Council haslm de numerous w rth while accomplishments this year Among them are the jukebox and ping pong table which provide xoontime entertainment, the direction of homecoming act ivities, a ping pong tournament, the prevention of snowballing, the securing of new records for the jukebox, and the direction of school parties M , , ! for active life in e democracy, to make him increasingly self- 3 1 I . 3 A , S ' K Club Second row Jack Spaulding, Kenny Carr, Larry Roepke, Duane Smith, Bob Jastrum, Bob Phelps, Pat Spain, John Andezson, Ed Higgenbotham, Max McConnell, Tom Murray, Gary Mercer, Max Clark, Junior Conry, James Hamman First row Mr Leuthauser, Jerry Timmins, Russell Graham, Arlen white, Francis Hamman, Kent Richardson To be a member of the K Club a high school boy must have earned a letter in at least one sport A letter is earned in football by playing sixteen quarters which is equal to one half of the entire quired A boy must play not less than two full inings in each of three baseball games to earn a letter in that sport In track six points or a 'firstn are required K Club members are privileged to wear the letters they have earned in school Initiation is held each year, during which time the boys are turned into Indians, babies, and other fantastic looking characters The K Club helps to maintain the spirit of the school and its members participate in worth while activities OFFICERS Pre ldent Yent Richardson Vice President Arlen White Secretary Francis Hamman Wessling Motor Company quarters played. In basketball SO per cent of the quarters is re- I ,A Y PEP CLUB Fourth row Ruby Richardson, Sally Van Buskirk, Barbara Kuhn, Clayton Woods, Phyllis Swanburg, Jerald Campbell, Russell Graham, Bob Seuntjens. Third row Mary Galles, Glenna Page, Joan Schroeder, Norma Zellmer, Beverly Van Buskirk, Marilyn Clausen, Janice Clark, Second row Norma Fitzpatrick, Donna Lau, Marilyn Curley, Imogene Cuthrell, June Krause, Janice Hunter, Helen Schroeder, Miss Wessling, Sponsor First row Carolyn Lockett, Janice Mathers, Sherry Garlow, Thelma Nielsen, Janis Haggir, Darlis Roepke, Phebe Wolfson The purpose of the Pep Club is to create enthusiasm for the various school activities The members of the club are students who have semester aver agm of HGH, signatures of all the high school faculty, and five Pep Club members Some of the duties of the members are to arouse enthusiasm, support the cheerleaders, have charge of concessions, change the signs, and participate in any skit or program sponsored by the club Its duties could be enlarged so they could include the supporting of many other school activities Awards are issued on a point basis, twenty for megaphones and forty for pins. OFFICERS President Darlis Roepke Secretary-Treasurer Helen Schroeder Vice President Russell Graham Joe's Lunch VIN, V ' t y I I' 1 4g y 1 ' i 'i L at . cdsiilyfl 7 ill' 1 C' 1 Q . , ly -A. .fe W 1 . flag. 9.45. U 5'-rx'u q2T Q M..'?...ws-'S 'K Queen, Sally Mathers, Attendants, Margaret Soeldner, Darlis Hoepke -su' Qm N3 ipghgggx Z W N EKQMR-.NK f Ein Q, axigixwfm puwkiwweifw ' v v Q . 1 f 9 . Qi X X . A wx ,fa 4' 5 e, ' , ' .Q . . , . xixi , 4 ' 93 r' 1' ..' . r 1 ' Q Ms . 'R . ' K I., if X n . W W ,Q ............,.-....,.,, ' - N fm ga C N in 'b . W . ...Q un 4 fq. un -I .- .K . .fs ' , . an 4 . k if he 1. Q x ,sl f g , - V ,N ,Q . , . N , . 7 ll - Q-:L 1, Ai' W ,gg k F., Q Iwi, Arn, ,jhme-K ywflvflxk ,L ' . if 'Q' Q - i 'f1 fx I , ' ' k155'5fkrA'K'f-Q0 N.. .. W, -A Wal 3 4. .' ,. Nr M. SOCIAL EVENTS The social events of Kingsley High School for the year 1951 52 included various events such as class plays, music concerts, the Junior-Senior Prom, Homecoming, school parties, and the two great events for the Seniors of 1951, Baccalaureate and Commencement The Seniors of 1951 presented the three act mystery, Hobgoblin House, on April 20, directed by Mr E Lamb The Juniors of 1952 presented The Divine Flora, a three act comedy, on November 9 1951 directed by Mrs Phelps The spring music concert was held on April 6 1951 at Kingsley High School, the solo contest was held at Sioux Center on April 13 and the County Music Festival was held at Remsen on April 27 Dorotha Mich, Margaret Soeldner, Duane Smith, Wayne Pfaffle, and Phebe Wolfson went to Des Moines to participate in the All state Chords and Orchestra We, the Seniors of 1952, were hosts and hostesses to the Sen Orchestra furnished the music for the evening of dancing The theme was Old Mexico, and the gymnasium was gaily decorated with large multi colored sombrero as the center of attraction The day of Homecoming dawned clear, but very cold and rather windy The parade was held in the afternoon as usual with the band, bicycles, and the attractive floats participating The King candidates, Francis Hamman, Arlen Nhite, and Kent Richardson and the Queen candidates, Sally Mathers, Darlis Roepke, and Margaret Soeldner rode on the Senior float At night the nRoya1ty' rode in convertibles and King Francis and Queen Sally were crowned be fore the game The day's festivities were highlighted by the dance after the football game Several high school parties, sponsored by the various classes, were held during the year They were all a big success and enjoyed by everyone The entertainment included square dancing, social dancing, and other games These were the outstanding social events of Kingsley High School during the past year ' J I D iors of 1951 at the Junior-Senior Prom on May 9, 1951. Pete's V a . I 7'N ' 'ff fr' Qi was Qu' sv? bass? Upper left Carl Bainbridge Upper middle Estel Henry Upper right Wyndom Timmins Center Lunch room Left Hlswell Campbell Right Mr Johnson We seniors wish to show our appreciation to Mrs Johnson and Mrs. Irma Gagley for the splendid work which they have done in preparing an average of 155 hot lunches each day. They have been assisted by Ella Mae Jessen, Ruby Richardson, Philene and Lois Faber, and Joyce H1CK9UU1 lr. Johnson can be found early and late at the school building. He is so busy that we sometimes wonder when he finds time to sleep. He is a friend of all. We have four bus drivers this year. They are Estel Henry, Carl Bainbridge, Wyndom Timmins, and Haswell Campbell. X ,. , e,..r ,W O Y 2 - - gg p 1 V-,A-e+f.,..M ki, agp . .1 A HK, . 5. ' S 1 ffff l Nff , f p A - - yixfhgggq, so ?w FE? ' earqmes Wi, Q iff ' ' . , X. 1 -Y J 5 A ' 3, 5 , I Q ?...,,...s ., , R iff' g 4 4 ' . ,, s...a.,,r, 5. 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L kzsl l Q X W A P iii., if Y X 7 a t ? zz Q ,, ,- 3 Q1 N, hh I 5 , YQ? ya i U N KINGSLFY MARCHING BAND ,rs rrze ,4 endqn S N Kzrgn nnioupemgimusf D 'fan M Thane 0 fdr me' Iwas le-ana: Tha 'fwo cousfns Thelma Mar 111C F14 T All dn-.5 edu bit when slmlr wa go X X A4 ,f 0 1 5 if , 'Q F ERT A1 nw X 6 3 X302 ,J 4 .fs R K. f Hauck Oil Gompany Schneiders' Pharmacy Bernie's House of Beauty Clark's Clothing Dr W E Brown, Veterinarion Weathers Furniture Oltmann and Phelps Bank Trept0w'S Barbarshop Plymouth Co op Pla Mor Bowling Alley Reed k Lockett DX Kraft Kleaners Anderson Implement Kenneth Coles Produce Hess Insurance Agency Farmers Elevator Thompson's Garage Beelners' Hardware Knowles a Clark Sketch Kindig D G Curley Standard Service Anchor Inn Cafe D k M Market Ruth's Cafe Roy March Haswell Campbell Joyce Lumber Co Ray Mich's Shoe Store Ralph Mathers McMahon R Son Steers KF Motors Sheean Produce H J Gallas Council Oak Coles Variety E C Bruning March's Bar Paulsen Machine Works American Legion Wessling Motor Co Joe's Lunch Vic Lumber Company u 1 n We are including on our Booster s list many names of persons who have sponsored a page for the annual. These names appear at the bottom of the page sponsored. BOOSTERS' CLUB , . , Stanley Harod