Lake City High School - Whirlwind Yearbook (Lake City, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1953 volume:

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At the right the Student Council is seated as follows: Hudson Lasher, jack Miller, Mrs. john- son, Donald Somers, Daryl Bean, James O'Brien, Mary jo Hobart, Edward Van Ahn, Cordelia Chap- man, Joan Campbell. as I L ff X1 dis 5 --A 3 'X Admini tration Lako Cit Board 0t Education Senior High PrinCiPal Junior High Acting Principal ILMMA C. JOHNSON VIOLA ROGERS Iowa State Teachers C011CgC, B. A. Iowa State Teachers College State University of Iowa, M. A. Upper Igwa University 14- Facult was 4-3 MILDRED COX, B. A. DON COX, B. S. JESSE E. LEMKE, B. A. Buena Vista College Buena Vista College Ellsworth College Drake University University of Dayton, Ohio Iowa State College Drake University Morningside College -H CHARLES FRITZ, B. S. FLOYD CONNOR HELEN THOMPSON RUDY ENGSTROM, B. S. Iowa State College B. A., M. A. B. A. Iowa State College Morningside College Wartburg College University of Iowa Drake University Un iversity of California ...5..- Faculty ORA J. HUNTER, B. s. CORLYSS QUINS1-AND MAUDE COLVIG, B. A. Iowa State College B. C. S. Morningside College Drake University Drake CHARLES MCCLINTOCK Buena Vista College .AA is...l . '!F-swf VERA JOHNSTON Secretary Univ. of Commerce PAUL NESSET, B. A. Luther College University of Minnesota . Whig. . M ..... .. . . f 14? to I ., F il JQAQ ' ,, . HENRY S. BROM WILLIAM O'CONNOR GEORGE DOBROVOLNY B. M. E. B. A., M. A. B. A., M. A. Central College Iowa State Teachers College Aurona College William Penn College Iowa State College UrliVCrSity Of IOWR Drake Ilnivf-rsirv 0 .5 , 4 , , xx -, I , a A4 is y G. X14 If IA 'ff V 5 x 4 W iuesznvimluf - 'wild . 11'-1-flllwgww up wauugk 1 we inn' was 1 mm'-fw ,vs 'CIE'-Hi! YFLJQIW-'I TMC AH. ls WJMQ xiii' 'JIQQHQV Dis., 2 M231 usage amuse Q WCQQRBOCI STU' ummm. Hint! 'I 5 xx :.,. . W-ff. . 4--i.yw-.uve-W .m -www. Y f- IE If 953' .f ,Z lv x-N J 9 f .nv Ceyf fi Elf Tv, 41 JS! ' T mmf f-59,5 52 xmyzyzk JAMES J. O'BRIEN College Entrance Football 1,2,3,45 Captain 45 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Tr2lClI 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Vocal Music 25 Whirlwind Staffg Class President 1,45 Student Council 1545 President 45 Outstanding Student Tro- P Y- Q5 1 P i HELEN WEBB General Course Class Play 45 Vocal Music 2,3,45 Band 3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Vice-President 35 Presi- dent' 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Eagles Echoes Staff 3,45 Librarian 45 Class Secretary- Treasurer 4. Officer 0E Class Ol 1953 18... MARY JO HOBART College Entrance Basketball 1,2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 Class Play 3,49 Band 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,25 Pe Club 1,2,3,43 Treasurer 3, President Eagles Echoes Staff 253,45 Editor 45 Home- coming Attendantg Class Vice-President 45 Class Secretary-Treasurer 35 Student Coun- cil 45 Secretary 45 Salutatoriang Iowa Bar Association Medal. SHIRIEEZ ANIZ' CAMPBELL 0 ege nba xligaklsketball 21,251 Cgass lil:y?e45 Band 3,45 - eens 1 13s i CP Cub 12,3,4i Wh' l' wind Staff 45 Editor5 Homecoming Attendziim FFA Harvest Festival Cgneen 25 Librarian 45 Class Vice-President 5 Student Council 25 Valedictoriang Danforth Award. NANCY LOU ADAMS College Enlrunce Basketball 1,2,3,4g Vocal Music l,2,59 Band l,2,3, 4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4g Pep Club l,2,3,4g Eagles Echoes Staff 2,3,4. DARYL BEAN Voraliomll Agriculture Football l,2,3,4g Basket- ball l,2,j,4, Track 2,3,49 Baseball 3,4g Class Play 5,45 FFA 1,2,5,4g Whirl- wind Staff 4, Class Pres- ident 2,53 Class Vice- Presitlent lg Student Council l,l,3,4. JANICE M. BRUENING College Enhance Class Play 4, Vocal Mu- sic l,2,5,49 Y-Teens l, Pep Club 2,5,45 Eagles Echoes Staff 4, Librar- ian 4. i'l'lll0I . 1 ff 'R ..9.. J' BARBARA ALBERS Commercial Course Class Play 55 Vocal Mu- sic lg Band 1,23 Y-Teens 3,4: PCP Club 3,44 Whirl- wind Staff 43 Librarian 45 Orchestra 1,2g G.A,A, 1,2 ' CAROL JOAN BINKERT College Entrance Basketball l,2,3,4g Co- captain 4, Class Play 5, Vocal Music l,2,3,4g Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Eagles Staff2,3,4g Band1,2,3,49 Vice-President 4, Bas- ketball Manager 2, Schol- astic Award. ROBERT F. CLARK Vocational Agriculture Football l,2,3,4g Track 4, FFA 1,2,3,4. BARBARA S. CORNELIUS General Course Class Play 45 Vocal Mu- sic 2,3,45-Y-Teens lg Pep Club 2,3,4. JANET CAROL DeLONG Commercial Course Class Play 3,45 Vocal Music l,2,3,45 Band 25 Pep Club 2,3,45 Librar- ian 4. BOYD A. GREEN General Course Football 1,3545 Basker- ball 15 Track 45 Band l,2. Bllllll' ..10.. BRIAN L. CROSON General Course Basketball 1,2,35 Track 1,255 Hi-Y 1,2. MARILYNN DOWLING Commercial Course Class Play 3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2535 45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Class Vice-President 35 Student Council 35 Sec- retary- Treasurer 35 Schol- astic Medal. DOROTHY HAMILTON Commercial Course Band 45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Vice-President 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45F.F.A. Har'- vesr Festival Azrendanr 35 F.F.A. Harvest Fes- tival Queen 4g Homecom- ing Arrendanr 4. RICHARD HANSEN College linlranre Basketball 25 Class Play jg l'.l'.A. l. JOYCE HARDY fjommerrial Course Hand lg Y-Teens 1,33 wp Club 1,2,5,4, Whirl- wind Szaff 45 Librarian 4. ll0ROTllY ll0Wl'i Commercial Course Basketball 1,43 Vocal Music l,2,5,4g President -'lg lianLll,2,j,fiQ Y-Teens l,Z,3,9Pep Club l,Z,5,4. -lx l 1 , ' N 4 Q 'N Seniors Wm. 41 ...gg -lil- 'IOANN HARDY Commercial Course Band lg Y-Teens l,3g Pep Club 2,5,4g Whirl- wind Staff 44 Librarian 4. GENIECE HENNINGS College Entrance Class Play 35 Band 2,3, 43 Y-Teens 1,2,5,4g Pep Club 1,2,5,4g Homecom- ing Queen 4g Librarian i ext-: 1.11. 19 J WENDAL JOHNSTON College Entrance Track l,2,3g Baseball 1,2,5g Class Play 3,45 Band 1,2. DELORES KIRBY Commercial Course Basketball 1,2,3,4g Class Play 35 Vocal Music 25 Band 3,49 Y-Teens 152, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Eagles Echoes Staff 1. ' I' T05 5' 4 Ms' . , . DWIGHT W. MCINTIRE Vocational Agriculture Class Play 45 F.F.A. l,2,3,4. ARTHUR MOULDS General Course Track 35 Class Play 4. MARVIN JOE LEWIS College Entrance FO0Ib0ll 2,3,4g Track 45 Class Play 3545 Hi1Y 1,25 One Act Play 1. JAMES MILLER Vocational Agriculture Football 1,25 Track 45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Assist- ant Secretary 25 Secre- tary 35 Vice-President 4. MARIAM MOULDS Commercial Course Basketball 3,45 Vocal Music 2,3,4g Band 1,2,3, 45 Librarian 2,35 Secre tary-Treasurer45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45Pep Club 1,2,3,4. CATHERINE PATTERSON Commercial Course Class Play 3g Vocal Music 1,2,3,4g Y-Teens l,2,3g Pep Club 1,2,3,44 Librarian 4. SHARON L. SNYDER Commercial Course Vocal Music 3,43 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,3,4. DELORES ANN TRUE General Course Vocal Music 2,3,4g Y- Teens 1,25 Pep Club 2,3,4. ' DUANE TUBBS College Entrunce Class Play 35 Band 1,2,3g Whirlwind Staff 4g Class Secretary-Treasurer 25 Scholastic Medal. RICHARD ZICKEFOOSE College Entrance Basketball 39 Track 1,2, 3,45 Baseball 1,2,3g Class Play 3,45 Eagles Staff 43 Danforth Award. RICHARD L. WURR Vocational Agriculture Baseball 35 F.F.A. 1,2, 3,49 F.F.A. President 4. RWM ll CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Red Rose Blue and Silver CL ASS MOTTO The door to success is labeled 'Puslzl' ..l4-- QM Q gig -0- g '-'gllrl Dx ' NX 1- lf feb - 0 ' r I gf f , fff' X , va' 1 , I f if J -,'.::':..:. A 1 . ,-h... ' ' 2 'fjyj'-i11f.'j 'f-g f 1 7' . .iz g -' A '-g'Q'fffj'!i 2 55, 5:2215 '1,1?.?figijf' X if 2 25- 1 .-112'-Q. '--Q4-Q'. P 11'-':'i- ' ' 1 7 13-' -T- 7ff.1?'f'-1' 15.2 .li 'll' fi i'-1'-3 13.2- LY: Q x '- - , ., X ....i..-..- - EL!-NEEEE L fav E 'lfffffn gimp 5 4, J, ' N b 55 . ,XXQQQI 'Pia f 1 iw ' Q Q gy' Lp T ii ,3 1g 1 BACK ROW: Peter Ray Heesch, Joseph Gassman, Wayne Williamson, Donald Somers, Mrs. Cox, Ronald Harmeyer, Ernest Ingram, Merlin Janssen, Terry Reaman. MIDDLE ROW: Lu Ann Stanfield, JoAnn Schulte, Darwin Stanfleld, Elizabeth Moulds, Edward Van Ahn, Glenda Hendricks, William Thomsen, Sharon Laidler, Carol Troxel. FRONT ROW: Peggy Gourley, Frances Mclntire, Glenda Holm, Marilyn Lewis, JoAnn Jensen, Patsy Page, Ardis Gregg, Alice Pearson. gf A E S BACK ROW: Daryl Crandall, Paul Blanchfield, James Bruce, Mrs. Hunter, Edward Clarkin, Gary Fahan, James An- drews. MIDDLE ROW: Raymond Diekman, Darlene Crandall, James Blair, Marilyn Freeman, Phyllis Clark, Dean Allen, Mary Brovsm, Noel Blair. FRONT ROW: Arlene Burley, Lorraine Beckman, June Baty, Patricia Clary, Patricia Bandy, Barbara Brueninq,Shirley Craigmile, Barbara Cole, Phyllis DeSart. EDWARD VAN AHN DONALD SOMERS MARY BROWN Vice President President Secretary - Treasurer -16- ophomore 'I is I it ff ltlf 'f ru elf X.-if i K E 1 YN IIACIK ROW: Willis Rates, Jack Iiflanchfield, Lyle Kraft, Val Gray, Robert Clow, Duane Clark, David Lee, Lowell Howie, I.arry Lasher, Milo Lane, John Johnston. MIDDLE ROW: Gerry Bean, Kenneth Batz, Dallas Laumbach, Donna Rae Allen, Janice Doty, Cordelia Chapman, Patricia Boyd, Barry liunberq, Eugene Jeitz, Samuel Heesch, Mr. Cox. filIA'I'lllJ: Karen Kirby, Jean Harmeyer, Mary Ellen DeLong, Lorraine Karstens, Barbara Anderson, Patricia Lasher Mavis Armstronq, Rae Jean Crandall, Diane Callies, Janet Burley, Phyllis Gassman. 5 I 2 f I - I Q ,I In A J il l r u. wu- .4 MACK ROW: Reqqie Watters, Gary Moad, Jack Miller, Merlin Patterson, Gary DeSart, Robert Smith, Gary Woods, lunior Schaffer, Richard True, Maynard Voelkerdinq, Mickael McCullough. MIDDLE ROW: Ronald Sorenson, Donald fichuneman, Ijmr-rson Reaman, Merle Webb, Gerald Toms, Diane Nichols, Peqqy Ott, Donald Mimnauqh, Robert Schmitz, Allen Williamson, Daniel Miller, Kerald Yearns, Mr. Nesset. FRONT ROW: Maryann Wriqht, Shirley McClue, Geraldine Toms, Corrine 'I'iede, Maxine Reilinq, Donna Michaels, Geraldine Renfro, Nancy Pearson, June Sharon, Marylyn Wetter, Ilerlaine Mohr. CORIJlll,IA CHAPMAN JACK MILLER KAREN KIRBY Vice President President Secretary-Treasurer ,Hi Fre hmen ,..ul-wt-'W QW BACK ROW: Norman Davis, Ronald Devitt, Darwin Brock, Gary Johnson, Mr. Dobrovolny, James Daugherty, Charles Devitt, Robert Carlson, Jack Daugherty. MIDDLE ROW: James Deuel, Robert Devitt, Richard Bauman, Harry Clow, Mary Lou I-larmeyer, Marjorie Hunt, Fred Brown, John Gourley, Ronald Batz, LeRoy Jensen. FRONT ROW: Jeanette Jackson, Jane DeSart, Joan Campbell, Delores Beckman, Karen Clary, Janice Gobeli, Shirley Bruqgeman, Carol Clarkin, Ethelyn Johnson. 1' BACK ROW: Robert Lemke, William Kurth, Jerry Staton, Rodney Laidler, Alfred Meyer, James Swanson, Richard Mohr, Edward Stone, Jeremiah Miller, Hudson Lasher. MIDDLE ROW: Dwight Rost, Lois Schulte, Leanne Moll, Garlyn Miller, Rosalie Mills, Miss Quinsland, Karen Ott, Doris Mclntire, JoAnn Otto, Patricia Wernick, Philip Os- born. FRONT ROW: Jean Trevepauqh, Sandra Spencer, Shirley Porth, Sharon Porth, Phyllis Tubbs, Sharon Michaels Ruth Ann Tubbs, Mary Lou Woods, Kay Kelley, Jane Thomsen. JOAN CAMPBELL HUDSON LASHER GARY JOHNSON Vice President President Secretary - Treasurer 118. Junior ,High 1 2 lg, O had RACK ROW: Mr. Connor, Lee Bowie, Montie Redenius, Jerry Van Hom, Ronald Newman, James Menter, Gary Astle- ford, Edward Gass, Larry Daisy, Donald Pedersen, Dennis Moulds, Kelley Fowler. THIRD ROW: Karen Laumbach, Glenda Mood, Lenor Brinker, Myrna Pierce, MCI1'ilYn,Rice, Jerry Wood, Donald Kurth, Beryl Johnston, Charles Mc- Clue, Charles Moberq, Dale Blanchfield. SECOND ROW: Marveleen Heesch, Kathleen Keesch, Elizabeth Brownell, Marilyn Miller, Karen Clow, Kay Zicketoose, Barbara Hanks, Kathryn Diekmann, Ada Frederick, Marlene Hollis. FRONT ROW: Dennis Kruse, Richard Boehnke, Charles Brown, Leon Hendricks, Donald Whitten, Gary Barrett, Richard Daisy, LeRoy Kent, David McCaulley, John Hammond. 'nn J I l A RACK HOW: Miss Rogers, John Gordon, Richard Painter, Ann Bamhoft, Donna Strand, DeAnn Miller, Kay Rossow, Virqinia Kinqan, Shirley Jackson. THIRD ROW: Joyce Beckman, Jeanne Bauman, Larry Ott, Howard Patterson, Don- ald Woody, Dennis Bean, Jan lhrke, Larry Karns, Eugene Kelley, Mary O'Mara, LaDonna Johnson, Mrs. Colviq. SECOND ROW: Sheila Wetter, Patricia Hiqqins, Sharon Toms, Marvel Clarkin, Carol Clow, Sharon Staley, Marilyn Yearns, Joan Nichols, Carol Lasher, Sharon Wernick. FRONT ROW: Euqene Tannehill, Gary Hanks, Ronald Mohr, Thomas Jensen, James McClue, Duane Broick, Dwaine Rost, William Wood, Dennis Hunziker, Melvin Dewey. -IQ.. I 'rf . v, Q.. fm x h- W Q Qi n, , :?m.,fe.Xn 6 A ..., mm F: ew - l SF incurs: v F x Q X mfs. fs fy. f L is :ig aiu! 1 332 Q!! 1 . if uf- 91 , .sp if? wwf' 4 S 5 , , 'H 'film I ' N-11 ,131 bw J '- L V,-a in .rfgiiqq Q ', f 4 vga Q .fl x QJKSI L CHS vs , 'W rl f vm. , 7 'f55T'?WgQ'??J K . ivifwixih if EX., , Ss sk I .bn S1 555 S' Mwmv- m X qv- 3+ 1 DL , .W Inf?-Lf n I ' f 'J A 1 A S ' ' Mr Q My .Q .4 ' nI'lfU1A. Fld 'I . 1777, A A54 '2- X X N :-f ,. xx-arf ww 5 x .K ,.. .S X J As PM W NN. iV '. 'IS ,X Football BACK ROW: Mr. Cox, Samuel Heesch, Kerald Yearns, Maynard Voelkerding, junior Schaffer, Richard True, Gary Moad, Donald Schuneman, Mr. Nesset. FOURTH ROW: Boyd Green, John Johnston, Dean Allen, Mike McCullugh, William Thomsen, Robert Clark, Ronald Harmeyer. THIRD ROW: James Blair, Richard Schuneman, Edward Van Ahn, Marvin Lewis, Noel Blair, james Sporleder, Dallas Laumbach. SECOND ROW: Terry Reaman, Gerald Toms, James O'Brien, jack Miller, David Lee, Donald Somers, Daryl Oandall. FRONT ROW: Robert Schmitz, Hudson Lasher, Edward Clarkin, Fred Brown, Barry Lundberg, Harry Clow, Lowell Bowie. The Eagles under the fine leadership of Coach Don Cox, and Assistant Coach Paul Nesset, made a fine showing this season. They were led by Captain james O'Brien. Although they suf- fered several defeats they kept up their fighting, Eagle spirit. Those receiving all conference honors were: First team-quarterback, james O'Brien. Honor- able Mention-Edward Van Ahn and James Blair. james O'Brien also received all-state honorable mention. Dean Allen and James Blair were chosen as next year's co-captains. SEASON'S RECORD Lake City. . . . . 0 Lake City. . . . 7 Lake City. . . . . .12 Lake City. . . . . . 0 Lake City. . . . . .26 Lake City. . . . . 0 Lake City. . . . . .27 Lake City. . . . . .26 jefferson. . . . .34 Manson. . . . . . 7 Albert City . . . .13 Glidden . . . . .13 Pochantas. . . . .33 Rockwell City . . . .19 Rolfe ........ . .28 Laurens. . . . .13 ..24. A he at A y lc 48' if is 2-..,A3QQ0' - 3 xx- 1 xv K Q., K -s if gfr 512 ?4-1.3-'I ' I r' ' 'F',X If .J I . Q' 'Q ff? QT 40 Q 9 'fl .MQ e 3 K Q' Ax, .f . s fi 5 3 SN QM ,N S y XSS N A x i E . x . , . J L ff' It is A 1 gm J Win M24 X if E 1 1, Q 5. iv f., ,.- Lf' Is. ws. N g. H71 6 '--.. 1 3 4 m i , 1 gn- 1 E Boy ' Ba ketball r BACK ROW: James Swanson, Lowell Bowie, Val Grey, Mike McCullough, Gary Moad, Dallas Laumbach, Donald Somers, Phillip Osborn. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Cox, Wayne Williamson, Kerald Yearns, Robert Schmitz, Darwin Stanfield, james Andrews, Gary DeSart, Robert Smith, Mr. Nesset. FRONT ROW: Gerald Toms, Larry Lasher, Barry Lundberg john Johnston, Dean Allen, Reggie Watters, Edward Van Ahn, James O'Brien, Daryl Bean. Noel Blair. The Lake City Eagles wound up the 1952-53 The team loses only two seniors,james UBnen basketball season with a total of 21 games-wim and Daryl Bean- ning 10 and losing 11. They won third in the The seniors wish to express their best wishes county tournament. to you fellows next year. Lake City. . . . . . Pochantas. . COUNTY TOURNAMENT 1- ff CEU' 1-lk' View- - - Lake City ....... 48 Rockwell City. Lake Cfty' ' ' ' ' ' Manning' ' ' Lake City ..... 57 Jolley. . . . . . . Luce Cfty Lohrville ' ' Lake City ....... 35 Manson . . . Lnke City' Scranton ' ' Lake City ....... 52 Somers .... . Lake City Manson. . . Lake City Glidden. . SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Lake City Manson .... D I-.ke City Laurens. I Lake City ....... 35 Rockwell City. Lake City Pomeroy .... Lake City Lohrville .... .... LakeCity... jefferson.......... Lake City. . . . . . Rockwell City Lake City. . . . . . Albert City. . . . . . . . Lake City Rolfe ..... Lake City. . . . . . Somers . . . -27- 4 XX XJ Girl ' Ba ketball SEATED: Patsy Page, Mary jo Hobart, Miriam Moulds, Carol Binkert, Kay Kelley, Delores Kirby, Carol Troxel, Diane Nichols, Glenda Hendricks, Glenda Holm, Marilyn Lewis, jane DeSart. MIDDLE ROW: Maxine Reiling, Rae jean Crandall, Marylyn Wetter, JoAnn Jensen, Marilyn Freeman, Lois Schulte, Patricia Wernick, Leanne Moll, Nancy Adams, Mary Brown, Peggy Ott, Corrine Tiede, Patricia Bandy. BACK ROW: Miss Quinsland, janice Gobgli, Dime Calliea, Mavis Armstrong, Lorraine Karstens, Karen Ott, Donna Rae Allen, Coach, Mr. O'Conner, Doris Mclntire, jean Tevepaugh, Sandra Spencer, Shirley McClue, Nancy Pearson, Geraldine Renfro, Cordelia Chapman. As the doors closed on this successful season of basketball, the score stood at eight victories and ten defeats. We had in our possession one shiny trophy with the inscription, Consolation - 1953'- Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake SEAS ON'S GAMES City. . . . . .39 Rockwell City. City. . . . . .52 Scranton. . . . City ....... 64 Lake View. . City. . . . . .53 Laurens. . . . City. . . . . .45 Lohrville. . . City ....... 55 Bayard. . . City ....... 70 Ida Grove. . . City ....... 49 Lohrville. . . City ....... 36 Manson. . . City ....... 53 Manson ..... City ....... 40 Pomeroy .... City ....... 65 Rockwell City City ....... 31 Famamville. . cify ....... 54 Somers. . . 'Sectional ......49 . .... 50 ...61 ...44 ....62 ...74 ...65 ....51 ...66 ...79 .. ...72 ......62 . ...5l ...47 -29- Glenda Holm scored a total of 572 points dur- ing the season, an average of 32 points per game. This is an unofficial record in Lake City High School. Another highlight was the purchase of new white satin suits. COUNTY TOURNAMENT Lake City. . . . . . .54 Manson. . . . . . SECTIONAL TOURNAMENTS Lake City. . . . . .63 Lanesboro. . . Lake City. . . . . .48 Churdan. . . Lake City. . . . . .49 Somers. . . fi? H. fjifi-.W 7. 1-rue-, ,5152w3? '45,-f2,':: . W -. ' kizpfir 'X' , . ff, ug .X qi 'sf-1:55, ' ww -.Km .fr , -mv z, :F ,,L - . wif Q . K W Efz 'V S5 JPN- ii N Lg X, I fi 5 1 1' 3 , rj. ,YJ ,y I , XFX FN .. 4 Q F Track n .7 .t ... L... M , BACK ROW: Terry Reaman, Mr. Cox, Gary Moad, Robert Schmitz, Eugene Jeitz, Val Gray, Kerald Yearns, Jack Blanch- field, Junior Schaffer, Gary Bean, Mr. Nesset, Kenneth Batz. THIRD ROW: Emerson Reaman,-Robert Smith, Samuel Heesch, Peter Ray Heesch, Darvl Bean, Noel Blair, James Andrews, Donald Schuneman, Robert Clow, James Swan- son. SECOND ROW: John Johnston, Dean Allen, James Blair, Richard Schuneman, William Thomsen, Richard Zrcke- foose, Reggie Watters, Donald Somers, Lowell Bowie, Dallas Laumbach, Milo Lane. FRONT ROW: Willis Bates, Jack Miller, Barry Lundberg, Larry Lasher, Daryl Crandall, James O'Brien, Merlin Janssen, Gerald Toms, Gary DeSart, Darwin Stanfield, Edward Clarkin, David Lee. STATE INDOOR: 440 yd. Run, 3, O'Brien and Blair, Broad Jump, 5, O'Brien, 50 yd. Dash, 4, Stanfield, 5, Clarkin, Mile Run, 5, Janssen, 880 yd. Relay, 5, Lake City, Mile Relay, 4, Lake City, 880 yd. Run, 2, Crandall. POCAHONTAS RELAYS: Lake City placed 2nd, 100 yd. Dash, 1, Clarkin, 440 yd. Relay, 1, Blair, DeSart, Lundberg, O'Brien, Medley Relay, 3, Crandall, DeSart, Lundberg, Janssen, 880 yd. Relay, 1, Clarkin, Lundberg, O'Brien, Blair, Mile Relay, 1, Blair, Clarkin, Schuneman, O'Brien, Broad Jump, 2, O'Brien. TOMAHAWK RELAYS: 440 yd. Relay, 2, 880 yd. Relay, 3, Mile Relay, 2, Broad Jump, 1, O'Brien. QUAD MEET AT LAKE CITY: Lake City placed lst. 100 yd. Dash, 5, Lee, 2 Mile Relay, 2, Cran- dall, Allen, Toms, Lasher, 220 yd. Dash, 1, O'Brien, Mile Run, 1, Janssen, 2, Bowie, 3, Laumbach, High Hurdles, 2, Allen, 4, Johnston, 880 yd. Relay, 1, Clarkin, Lundberg, O'Brien, Blair, 440 yd. Dash, 4, Thomsen, 5, Somers, Low Hurdles,2,Lee, Mile Medley, 2, N.Blair, DeSart, Ll1ntllJCl'g, Allen, 880 yd, Run, 2, Lasher, 3, Miller, 5, Laumbach, 440 yd. Relay, 1, Clarkin, DeSart, Lundberg, Blair, Mile Relay, 1, Blair, Clarkin, Crandall, O'Brien, Shot Put, 3, Blair, Discus, 2, Clow, 3, Harmeyer, High Jump, 2, Johnston, Pole Vault,4, DeSart, Football Throw, 3, Schuneman, 5, Johnston, BroadJump, 1, O'Brien, 3, Lundberg. GOOD INDIAN RELAYS: Lake City placed 2nd. High Hurdles, 4, Johnston, 100 yd. Dash, 2 Clarkin, 3, G. Bean, 2-Mile Relay, 4, 220 yd. Dash, 2, O'Brien, Mile Run, 4, Janssen, 880 yd. Relay, 1, Clarkin, DeSart, Lundberg, O'Brien' r 7 +32- 440 yd. Dash, 1, Blair, Low Hurdles, 3, Lee, Medley Relay, 4, 440 yd. Relay, 4, Mile Relay, l, Blair, Clarkin, Schuneman, O'Brien, Shot Put, 2, Blair, 5, Zickefoose, Pole Vault, 4, DeSart, Broad Jump, 1, O'Brien, High Jump, 5, Johnston. SAC RELAYS: Lake City placed 2nd. High Hur- dles, 3, Johnston, 880 yd. Relay, 1, Clarkin, O'Brien, Lundberg, Blair, 180 yd. Low Hurdles, 5, Lee, Medley Relays, 1, Discus, 3, Harmeyer, Pole Vault, 5, DeSart, Broad Jump, 3, O'Brien. CARROLL RELAYS: 2-Mile Relay, 3, 150 yd. High Hurdles, 5, Johnston, 880 yd. Relay, 2, Mile Medley, 4, 440 yd. Relay, 1, Mile Relay, 2, Shot, 4, Blair, High Jump, 4, Johnston, Broad Jump, 3, O'Brien. TWIN LAKES CONFERENCE: Lake City placed lst. 100 yd. Dash, 1, Clarkin, 2-Mile Relay, 3, 220 yd. Dash, Tie for 1, O'Brien, Mile Run, 2, Bowie, 3, Laumbach, High Hurdles, 2, Dick Schuneman, 4, Johnston, 440 yd. Dash, 3, Miller, 4, Allen, Low Hurdles, Tie for 2, Dick Schune- man, 4, Lee, Mile Medley, 4, 880 yd. Run, 3, Crandall, 440 yd. Relay, 1, Mile Relay, 1, Shot Put, 3, Blair, 4, Zickefoose, High Jump, 1, John ston, Broad Jump, 1, O'Brien, Pole Vault, 3, DeSart, Football Throw, 2, Schuneman. DISTRICT AT HOLSTEIN: Lake City placed 3rd. High Jump, Tie for 1, 2, 3, 4, Johnston, Football Throw, 3, Dick Schuneman, 120 yd. High Hurdles, 4, Schuneman, 880 yd. Relay, 2, 880 yd. Run, 3, Crandall, 440 yd. Relay, 2, Mile Relay, 1. STATE: Lake City tied for 2nd. Football Throw, 2, Schuneman. High Jump, Tie for 3, Johnston, 440 yd. Relay, 3, 880 yd. Relay, 3, Mile Relay, 1, Blair, Clarkin, Allen, O'Brien. Ba ebaH TOP ROW: Mr. Nesset, Richard Mohr, Richard Bauman, james O'Brien, Gary Moad Dean Allen john johnston Daryl Bean, Dwight Rost, Mr. Cox. FRONT ROW: Hudson Lasher, Larry Lasher Fred Brown Barry Lnmdberg james Andrews, Daryl Crandall, Robert Schimtz. Lake City. . . . . 4 Pomeroy . . . Lake City. . . . . . 0 Auburn . . . . Lake City. . . . . .14 Lohrville. . . Lake City. . . . . . 0 Manson . . . . Lake City. . . . . . 2 Lytton. . . - . Lake City. . . . . .10 Rockwell City lj ,Junior Hi Track BACK ROW: Mr. O'Conner, Richard Bauman, Ronald Batz, james Menter, Larry Karns. FOURTH ROW: jerry Staton, Richard Mohr, Dwight Rost, Philip Osborn, Gary johnson, Hudson Lasher, Harry Clow, Frederick Brown. THIRD ROW: Eugene Tannehill, Ronald New- man, Dennis Moulds, Burl johnston, Gary Astleford, Robert Devitt, james Dougherty. SECOND ROW: Harlan Condon, Ronald Mohr, Thomas jensen, LeRoy Kent, Charles McClue, Montie Redenius, Allen Burley, Lee Bowie. FRONT ROW: Dennis Hunziker, james McClue, Gary Hanks, Leon Hendricks, Dennis Kruse, Larry Ott, Eugene Kelley. +33- Junior High Athlatic BACK ROW: Larry Karns, Ronald Devitt, James Dougherty, Richard Bauman, Beryle Johnston, Mr. Nesset. MIDDLE ROW: James Swanson, Leon Hendricks, Richard Mohr, Lee Bowie, Dennis Hunziker. FRONT ROW: James Menter, Hudson Lasher, Dwight Rost, Gary Johnson, Harry Clow, Fred Brown, Gary Astelford. it D X' 'J 5 iiigx mslkw' 'iq Y H. an N' X f X 'Y fl it BACK ROW: Edward Gass, Darwin Brock, Gary Astleford, James Daugherty, James Menter, Robert Carlson, Gary Johnson. THIRD ROW: Mr. O'Conner, Charles Devitt, Ronald Devitt, Dennis Moulds, Richard Bauman, Larry Karns, Jerry Staton, Dwight Rost. SECOND ROW: Montie Redinus, Robert Devitt, Jan Ihrke, Lee Bowie, Jeremiah Miller, Rodney Laidler, Beryl Johnston. FRONT ROW: Larry Ott, Melvin Dewey, Richard Moore, Leon Hendricks, Dennis Hunziker, Dennis Kruse. ..34.. mi? 1 Acruvnirusa L9 , ' I 1-7 , i .lg , 'tml li. Homecoming qua, Shirley Campbell, Dorothy Hamilton, Queen Geniece Hennings, Marilynn Dowling, Mary jo Hobartg Crown Bearers, Susan Squires and Ronnie Turner. HOMECOMING OF 19 52 The main event of the 1952 Homecoming was the Coronation of the queen, Geniece Hennings, by james O' Brien and Daryl Bean. The queen at- tended by Dorothy Hamilton, Shirley Campbell, Marilynn Dowling and Mary jo Hobart, reigned over the Homecoming festivities which included the night pep meeting, parade, and the exciting game with Albert City. It will long be remember- ed by the seniors and alumni. 5 'DLL' x Fi 5f . Vin 4.3: 95313 if if 5.1 7 17 , r x lla, '14 5 i f - 1f fGM 4- I' mL'LL BHTTEQ HL. . , 5 L 1,yg .. '44-FX? ol' 444 ,- s. 4 , . 'lisa-.N W' . , , i b 14 hd. - ' NMFA' Q V f 1 - . gf' in jx Jr- I w- - 4 UQ' L! s Wg 4 uf ,,.f VUL KAUM LT 'V .:. A 3. 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N. .J --4 CD '-w wv. N u U o .U U U o D-4 bl cu o U 8 .U E U N Ui vi U .U ea F attended the to television. They Ol'l Were and Px U -C A-J vu I-1 v J: 3 va an E 4 GU P GS .CI which of 11 is year, a h UCCICS I C0 nted U V3 U Ll cz. U :P U .U 9x U .U I-4 ol: U '-1 ld U. VJ 0 .U Gul U Ii '11 as U '04 O-J W U U-4 usic the County M very good. d en an be axophone lluartette Kuqene JOITZ, Sharon Laldler, Carol Brnkert, Heqqre Watters. ps 1... ..A.. QS: Brass extette Gary Johnson, Dwrqht Host, David Lee, Jack Dougherty, Patrrcra Wermck, Raymond Diekmann. 1 A 'Q fn Q ,-t I- Clarinet Quartette Kay Zmkefoose, Janice Gobeli, Mary Jo Hobart, Mrriam Moulds. s E Flute Trio Kathryn Diekmann, Nancy .-Xriamsz, Lrrlxurrnr J OUIISOII. Girl ' Glee Club BACK BOW: Marilyn Freeman, Marilyn Lewis, Phyllis DeSart, Ardis Gregg, Mary Kathryn Otto, Peggy Gourley, Janet DeLong. MIDDLE BOW: Carol Binkert, Lorraine Beckman, Miriam Moulds, Janice Bruening, Darlene Crandall, Barbara Anderson, Helen Webb, Miss Thompson. FIRST BOW: Dorothy Howe, Catherine Patterson, Barbara Bruening, Patricia Clary, Barbara Cornelius, Delores True, Sharon Snyder. BACK BOW: Leanne Moll, Cordelia Chapman, Ftosalie Mills, Kay Kelley, Garlyn Miller, Patricia Boyd, Doris Mc- Intyre, Patricia Werniclc. MIDDLE BOW: Karen Kirby, Jane DeSart, Jane Thomsen, Nancy Pearson, Janet Burley, Janis Doty, Lorraine Karstens, Mavis Armstrong, Mary Ellen DeLong. FRONT BOW: June Sharon, Carol Clarkin, Donna Michaels, Geraldine Benfro, Phyllis Tubbs, Patricia Bandy, Janice Gobeli, Diane Callies, Geraldine Toms, Sandra Spencer. extette Dorothy Howe, Miriam Moulds, Janice Bruening, Mary Kathryn Otto, Carol Binkert, Catherine Patterson. .42- Mixed Choru BACK HOW: Miss Thompson, Eugene Jeitz, Gary Wood, James Bruce, Donald Mimnaugh, Reggie Watters, Dallas Laumbarh, Lowell Bowie, Kerald Yearns, Gary DeSart, David Lee, Cordelia Chapman. MIDDLE HOW: Glenda Holm, Sharon Laidler, Patricia Boyd, Phyllis DeSart, Janice Brueninq, Carol Binkert, Peggy Gourley, Janet DeLong, Lor- riane Karstens, Mavis Armstrong. FRONT HOW: Mary Kathryn Otto, Ardis Gregg, Barham Anderson, Miriam Moulds, Patricia Handy, Barbara Cornelius, Catherine Patterson, Dorothy Howe, Patsy Page, Darlene Crandall, Helen Webb. - E 5 3 g , E W K Bo Quartette James Bruce, Dallas Laurnbach, Heqgie Watters, David Lee. Gm' , iii Trio Barbara Cornelius, Janet DeLong, Catherine Patterson. -43. L1 1' J? 322 + x . 5? , qv. bf f P 3 gi A x M Q 1, SSEQQ? we P z 53' 55. x ik Q 1 S 1 x it Sk f . .Riff vi if r Q SK' K 5' 'Av31!'1AJ rg , A - hX X2 hm . 5 gi-w if - - 'fffiif 6 V ,mhm ' f i .X ' ' NNW T il 13 ,g w as W S JW 'fs ki :H , 9 K . QQ SF 'L Z , wi 1 Ni? 5 , X i ,r S. , f K I J L fa -Q .1 V 3 di ' L, W, ' I si H' 1 -' ' tw g' 33? , Q Si 0' A :QS fs? Q v 5A , 5 ,XS MOLLY 0'SllAUGllNliSSliY Sheriff 0'Shaughnessey. . . . . . . . . ....... Richard Zickefoose Tobacco Pete, deputy sheriff. . . Olaf llanse, deputy sheriff. . . Fred lieamis, chicken rancher . . . llarve Dietrich, neighboring rancher ..... Mollie O'Shaughnessey, Sheriff's daughter . . . Katiellichmond .... .. Mrs. Loftus, a neighbor. .... . . Jed O'Shaughnessey, Sheriff's son. . Pat Clancy, deputy U. S. Marshall Mrs. Richmond, Katie's mother: . . Amanda Weisheimer, . ,,,, , , , , bouncing youngs ters i Tessie Weisheimer. . . . . . . . . . Student Director . . . Pronpter. . . . . Molly: Aw, Pa! Pete: Mike! . Wenrlal Johnston . . .Arthur Moulds . Dwight Mclntire . . . . lklryl Bean . .Mary Jo llobart Marilynn Dowling . . .Janet DeLong . . .Marvin Lewis . .James O'Brien .Mary Kathryn Otto Barbara Cornelius i , ' , llelen Webb . Shirley Campbell . .Janice Bruening M, -x.,-gaslg X Ak xx -x 1 -- - .. .gk X W fig I Cheer Leader i A - Sz: avg? - x -...MN BACK ROW: Barbara Bruening, joan Campbell. FRONT ROW: Patricia Boyd, Marilyn Dowling, Lu Ann Stanfield. ,461 ai Q Q 5 Pep Club ll RACK HOW: Mary Rrown, Rarbara Albers, Nancy Adams, Marilyn Freeman, Carol Troxel, JoAnn Schulte, Peqqy Courley, Dorothy Hamilton, Phyllis DeSart, Janet Del,onq, Sharon Laidler, Glenda Hendricks, Elizabeth Moulds, De- lores Kirby, Arlene Burley. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Ouinsland, Patsy Paqe, Sharon Snyder, Joyce Hardy, Barbara Cole Vrances Mclntire, June Haty, Lorraine Beckman, JoAnn Hardy, Ardis Greqq, Darlene Crandall, Mary Kathryn Otto, Marilyn Lewis, Shirley Craiqmile, Catherine Patterson. FRONT ROW: Helen Webb, Alice Pearson, Janice Brueninq, Delores True, Patricia Randy, Rarbara Cornelius, Mary Jo Hobart, Patricia Clary, Shirley Campbell, Dorothy Howe, Miriam Moulds, Glenda Holm, Carol Binkert. irsllni illilyllln RACK HOW: Hosalie Mills, Karen Kirby, Diane Nichols, Geraldine Toms, Barbara Anderson, Jean Harmeyer, JoAnn Otto, Doris Mcrlntire, Karen Ott, Leanne Moll, Patricia Wernick, Lorraine Karstens, Mavis Armstrong, Cordelia Chap- man, Donna liae Allen, Garlyn Miller, Lois Schulte. MIDDLE ROW: Jane Thomsen, Peggy Ott, Berlaine Mohr, Jean Tuvepauqh, Marjorie Hunt, Janet Hurley, June Sharon, Mary Ellen DeLong, Nancy Pearson, Carol Clarkin, Rae .lean Crandall, Janis Doty, Shirley McClue, Maryanne Wriqht, Corrine Tiede, Mary Lou Harmeyef, Phyllis Gassman, Mary- lyn We-tter, Kay Kelley. FRONT ROW: Diane Callies, Shirley Bruqqeman, Janice Gobeli, Patricia Lasher, Ruth Ann 'l'iibbs, Sharon Michaels, Phyllis Tubbs, Karen Clary, Delores Beckman, Donna Michaels, Maxine Reilinq, Jane De- fiurt, Geraldine Henfro. JANIS DOTY MARY JO HOBART MAXINE REILING Secretary President Treasurer ...4.7i 1 Y-Teen Club 1 BACK ROW: Nancy Adams, Delores Kirby, Carol Troxel, Barbara Albers, Frances Mclntire, Mrs. Hunter, Alice Pear- son, Marilynn Dowling, Glenda Hendricks, Elizabeth Moulds, Marilyn Freeman. MIDDLE ROW: Sharon Laidler, Arlene Burley, Carol Binkert, Darlene Crandall, Larraine Beckman, Patsy Page, Shirley Craigmile, June Baty, Barbara Cole, Phyllis DeSart, Peggy Gourley, Marilyn Lewis. FRONT ROW: Dorothy Howe, Patricia Bandy, Shirley Campbell, Glenda Holm, Mary Brown, Helen Webb, Dorothy Hamilton, Ardis Gregg, Patricia Clary, Sharon Snyder, Miriam Moulds. i 2 it 2 V BACK ROW: Doris Mclntire, Patricia Wernick, Patricia Boyd, Cordelia Chapman, Mavis Armstrong, Donna Rae Allen, Janis Doty, Lorraine Karstens, Geraldine Toms, Diane Nichols, Leanne Moll, Rosalie Mills, Garlyn Miller. SECOND ROW: Barbara Anderson, Shirley McClue, jean Tevepaugh, Peggy Ott, Kay Kelly, june Sharon, janet Burley, Rae jean Crandall, Mrs. Hunter, Jane DeSart, Corrine Tiede, Jeanette Jackson, jane Thomsen, Karen Ott, Sandra Spencer, Karen Kirby, Mary Ellen DeLong. FIRST ROW: joan Campbell, Shirley Bruggeman, Ruth Ann Tubbs, Patricia Lasher, Janice Gobeli, Phyllis Tubbs, Karen Clary, Maxine Reiling, Donna Michaels, Sharon Michaels, Carol Clarkin, Nancy Pearson. This year's Y-Teen Club was under the leader- three representatives from the club,Shir1eyCamp- ship of Mrs. Hunter, adviser, Helen Webb, Presi- bell, Geniece Hennings and Delores Kirby attend- dentg Dorothy Hamilton, Vice-President, Mary ed the annual Y-Teen Conference at Grinnel this Brown, Secretary, Ardis Gregg, Treasurer, and summer. Here they were instructed in ways by Glenda Holm, Program Chairman. which to build a better club at home. The President and Vice-President along with -48- Future Famer Oi America A F5 H.0c:c5Am'5 nrC5mfx0 chard True Daryl Bean Darwin Brock, Dean William Thomsen, james Sporleder, George Sorenson, Lyle Kraft, R Allen 'I IIIRD ROW' Willis Bates, unior Schaffer, Charles Devitt Robert Clow Terry Reaman Ronald Devitt ack eremiah Miller Harry Clow Richard Carlson, Dougherty john Gourley, Merle Webb, Eugene jeitz, Ronald Sorenson Wa ne Wil iamson Merlin anssen Dwi ht Mclntire ames Dou hert SECOND ROW: jerry Staton, Emerson Reaman, HAKQR ROW: Raymond Diekmann, Edward Van Ahnpjack Miller, Darwin Stanfield, Kerald iYearns, Larry Lasher, 1 Y Y ' 1 ' I J I 7 J , l Y J i 7 Y Y mi y , J , s , J 2 y- lidwardStune, Rodney Laidler, Daniel Miller, Daryl Crandall, Robert S Ronald lkatz, Allen Williamson, Robert Devitt, Ioseph Gassman, Robert Schmitz, Norman Davis. FRONT ROW: Mr. Engstrom, Noel Blair, Gary Fahan, Richard Wurr, james Miller, Robert Clark, Ronald llarmeyer. ith, james Deuel, Alfred Meyer, Duane Clark, F5 A ' l C5 ff 0 1 wi '29 BACK ROW: james Miller, Robert Clark, Darwin Brock, Richard Wurr, Raymond Diekmann, Mclntire, Ronald llarmeyer, Willis Bates, William Thomsen. MIDDLE ROW: Richard True, Sorenson, Gary Fahan, Mr. Engstrom, Terry Reaman, Jeremiah Miller, Merlin Janssen, john Alfred Meyer, Rodney Laidler, Daryl Crandall, Daniel Miller, Allen Williamson. This year the officers of the Eagle Chapter of the Future Farmers of America are president, Richard Wurr, vice-president, james Miller, treasurer, Gary I-'ahang secretary, Noel Blair, re- porter, Robert Clark. We have the largest chapter .-49 junior Schaffer, Dwight Charles Devitt, Ronald Gourley. FRONT ROW: in the district, with fifty-nine members. We hope to become one of the gold emblem chapters in the state. This is accomplished by the chapter's participation in F.F.A. activities. Whirlwind tall if Y-.. STANDING: Joyce Hardy, Daryl Bean, Mrs. Johnson, Sponsor, James O'Brien, Duane Tubbs. SEATED: JoAnn Hardy, l l Eagle Eohoe Stall S il it BACK HOW: Donald Somers, Helen Webb, Elizabeth Moulds, Carol Binkert, Hichard Zickefoose. MIDDLE ROW: Cor- delia Chapman, Corrine Tiecle, Maxine Heilinq, Janice Brueninq, Leannfh Moll, Jane DeSart, Kay Kelley, Miss Quins- land. SEATED: Patricia Boyd, Patricia Bandy, Mary Jo Hobart, Editor, Nancy Adams, Robert Clark. Commercial ll i BACK HOW: Joyce Hardy, Miss Quinsland, JoAnn Hardy. FRONT ROW: Marilynn Dowling, Miriam Moulds C . I I BACK HOW: Shirley Craiqmile, Miss Quinsland, Sharon Laidler. FRONT ROW: Janice Greqq, Gary Fahan. Q 5 V. . AM' 1 N Q,-wgn -M W? lf. Q , '5 f ey: 3 V . www if Q . JMS , wx mm--ff. Y Q. fs Wm. xx Ms. Q YN I 4 1 1 'swf' A Q i 'Wg'-Q K--lliuw FHILF in rfniiwfx aw A -v ff if .HQ Y 4 , . 1 1 Mx K 0 ' A I N . Wifi P9 . 4 47' , 1 ,tff Q XX xg XX 'te-fs, ,L ,- Wx 'i X' XX Y Q h ,A 'fi .Q ,v -W1 '1 1, hu. O -1- -b 1., 252 Q mx 'flfffg Si ' , XR'-nf 5 Rv Sin. .55 El XS. 5 LAKE CITY HIGH ' SCHOOL BOOSTERS FARLEY'S YOUNG IOWA The Infanls' and Cbildrnfs Mari CARTER'S DRUG STORE The Rexall Store FOR DIAMONDS dOBBfs Prescriptions--Fountain Service Lake City-Phone SJ KARNS Funeral and Ambulance Service GAMBLE,S CAMPBELL,S BARBER Furniture and Floor Covering Res. Ph. 305-Store Ph. 198 Frank and Robert O'Brien It pays to look well OSBORN'S CAFE Home cooked meals served the way you like 'emi CHAPMAN and- GARRETT Only the Best BINKERT CLOTHING Clothing for Mm and Boys St t TILLHGPGPIAST LAKE CITY GRAPHIC CORNER GROCERY Bakery-Cafe yum- Hom, Neuupapz, BANDY STUDIO for Fine Foods-Quality Pastries Distinctive Job Printing JOE PHIL Congratulations and Best Wishes STEIGYS lo the Class of 1953 COLLICOTT BOOTERY CLOVER FARM MARKETS Quality Meats and Poultry CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1953 LAKE CITY WOOD WORKS Congratulations Class of 1953 WATTERS HARDWARE LAKE CITY CAFE Good Food Friendly Service COUNCIL OAK STORES Groceries and Meats KAISER-MATHEWS HDWE. General Electric Appliances Plumbing-Heating RAUCH BROS. STANDARD SERVICE Tires, Batteries and Accessories Come in, please-Go out pleased GARLAND JOHNSON Blacksmith and Welding BAUMAN'S JEWELRY Rich Bauman PHILLIPS CHEVROLET Sales and Service Jn DEWEY I'IOWE'S GROCERY LAKE CITY SALES PAVILION MOTEL Briardale Food Store Paul Ott, Openlor Phone my Meats-Fruits-Vegetables Jeff sawn' Ownff ZICK'S FARM STORE Allis Chalmers - Dodge R.C.A. Victor-Motorola T.V. Congralulalions lo the Class of 1953 S. R. Zickefoose WOLFE'S BEAUTY SALON WISCONSIN LUMBER CO. Your Building Material Headquarters Lake City LAKE CITY HATCHERY Quality Baby Chicks MCCRARY-ROST HOSPITAL Lake City, Iowa BOYD MCDONALD D-X Service Station Accessories and Tire Repair LAKE CITY BODY SHOP Painting, Sandblasting, Glass Wreck Rebuilding Charles E. Rhodes-john A. Schuller LUNDBERG MONUMENT CO. Established l90'9 WARREN E. BLANCHFIELD Minneapolis-Moline Machinery IQAKE CITY v . HIGH SCI-Io-QL BOOSTERSL B. L. WILLIS Attorney at La' RICKER'S JEWELRY Dinnond: and Watches LAKE CITY FINANCE CO. Dial 5 I S Slim V ard LOVETT'S FURNITURE AND FLOOR COVERIN G Home of Good Furnilufr Lake City, Iowa Bul. 46-Rea. 230 ROSS HARDWARE Print md Appliance: H. B. MCCONKEY Chrysler and Plymouth Cara G.M.C. Truck: L. E. SWANSON Law Office Phone I WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Headquarters for Sporting Good: WEST END PHILLIPS 6 6 Gas, Oil, Greaaing md Washing Ray Seay, Mgr.-Phone 66 THE ADAMS ELEVATOR Phone 302 HAL'S SERVICE STORE Sales-Radio7Setvice New-Second Hand Good! Lake City, Iowa JOYCE LUMBER CD. Quality Building Material: Sinn llfln HUCKA SERVICE Pontiac Sales Bc Service SUPER VALU FOOD STORE Ewrydly Low Price: MAT'I'I'IEW'S Welding Service Portable Welding Phone J2-Lake City, Iowa H. E. JOHNSTON and SON Your Hog Buyer Phone H9 FARMER'S SUPPLY STORE FEED - FERTILIZER - SEED Wm. Goins, Prop. Lake City, Iowa SOUTHSIDE GARAGE L. D. BROWN I.H.C. Implement: STORM'S PRODUCE Phone 1' 0 Cream-Egg:-Poultry KARSTENS SEED-FEED CO. New Holland Machinery Farm Supplies Lake City, Iowa DR. W. H. LOECK DR. E. W. SEUFFERLEIN Dentists Compliments of IOWA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY Congratulations to the Clan of 1933 RADLEY'S D-X B 81 V DEPT. STORE Ready-to-Wear Dry Good: MCVAY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Lake City, Iowa MILLER MOTOR CO. Sala: Ford Scrviu Phone 545-Lake City, Iowa FRANK DAISY VAN'S FLOWER SHOP Home of Buutifsl Flower: 400 V. Main St.-Phone 24 Lake City, Iowa Best of Luk A. L. REDENIUS Standard Oil Agent Farmer's Mutual Fire Insurance of Calhoun County Miwn Rota, Pm. Carl T. johnson, Secy. Hamid L. Johnson, Au't. Secy. Asa'n. BRII.L'S ICE CREAM WHEEL INN Phone 87 FRANK'S MACHINE SHOP Blacksmithing and Welding Your Business it Aphreiakd HAZI.E'S COFFEE SHOP Good Coffee and Homemade Pier LAKE CITY GREEN HOUSE AND FLOWER SHOP J. W. Stringer, Prop. Floaueu for Evny Occasion Phone,2l6 DR. M. C. BOWIE Veterinarian . w 9We sf, F n . if A A -f 1. . E. A 1 rf .E I it LAKE CITY HICI-I SCHOOL BOOSTERS SQUIRES' FUNERAL HOME Starter, Generator, Magneto and Electric Motor Repairing CONDON'S Phone 171 AUTO-ELECTRIC SERVICE Phone 353 THE VISION CENTER Complete Optometric Service Dr. C. C. Fulkcrson-Dr. H. C. Rasclal RAY'S SHOE SERVICE Red Wing Shggg Belt, Billfold, Purge IRENE'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 436 DR. C. H. WATERBURY Chiropractor DR. EARL K. SPRATT CONGRATQLATIONS The task is over, and may we congratulate you on a job well done Yours is a yearbook pub- lished with the skill and know-haw backed by years of experience in the pub- lication of better school annuals. PAUL BENNETT Mufwgef YEAREOOK DEPARTMENT I Your Yearbook Lnhographed by.,. SEMCO COLOR PRESS LAKE CITY CLEANERS V efef imfiaf- Phone I' B, I.. SEMTNER, President ,, l29 NW 3rd Street LAKE CITY CREAMERY Oklahoma city sAN-KA-LEE BEAUTY SHOP LOCKERHQYSTEM Phone 41 - Evelyn phone ,Z W? 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