Lamoni High School - Flame Yearbook (Lamoni, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

O1 the page oi thl book lS rrltteh the Story of one of the happlest years of our l1VGS The Annual Staff o 1953 lhvltes you to 30111 u ln I'6llJlIlg the e evp rlehces A you delve through th Page , may your ergoyment eoual ours 'C ...Q V' ll DENON T' T' i !l' d Campb aI'.Y 4 I 1 I X 4 4 ,9- Dr. F Ro . L Wlllilll UNIIY IIHIIEAIHI Ill -J-7,-,., SLJLDE4- IACIIHY W f,., oo- ' --,.2. -'sg-'Q I MR. FLOYD WRIGHT B. A.: U LL I' 'fggii' 2.99 5? A u 5 .4-if 1 f M . HARRY A. IORANCE B. A., M.S.: Graceland College, Iowa State College, University of Iowa, University of Illinois Principal: Parsons College, University of Montana, University of Iowa, A.I.B. fl,-,,, il- li-l- ff Is. -11 -4 . Superintendent M S. RUTH SCOTT Secretary to Mr. Lorance: Graceland College, Beloit Business College v-i..ili- ,i,.-1--l ,O -2 FACIIHY Eg- TR JAMQS RCNDAU B S , M A Amerlcan Hlstory, Soclal Studles, World Geography Graceland College, Crelghton Unlverslty, Unlversltj of Iowa i Ihr' C' .P-J '52 7 Z' -5:-,': f... ' ii' . 5 ,.,.Q:.f' MISS JOAN HANSEN B S Home Economlcs Graceland College, Northwest M1SSOU.I'l State College X .?.-..- Ma ROTHMER A SCOTT B A M A Mathematlcs za' Unlverslty of Iowa EMQHERS 53 ,...,..f,7f Q? if nw . Tv . 'I D ' C ffl, I - .. . .2 : Y ,C Q . . , . .X X . h ! I I Z- ' , ff 4Y , il 5 - 4?- T I X i' .. ., I. .: ' : OA vi' O '93 6-. 1 , I . A- l - . .. . 3 . Q 6 10 NEw HO 11 I 'Qin' YQ av- ? ' 1g Q . Z- QE K' My f A7331 . X I 1 i - H rsh., TPS VIL A TWITO S C Co nercia racclano College, University of Iowa, University of Minnesota J i jN FMIUHY M . DUANE MILLER B. M. E., M. M. M .: Music: Graceland College, Drake University 3? 'l un S sei E as S '4 X Q xx tsisk Q f if R xx 4 S ,4' X Z Z Z g J v N- .s .X 5 X Q Q A X: 0 xx S O l C F 1 5 f I- M . Tl '.' 'A K 1 x E. . .i mia V' lz' ' X55 0, ' . g ffli M Q . V 1. . y ,f Z y 1 l Y I1 HM if g ' X l d ,vi if , ,, nm. ROY MACDONALD -.1 , l X 0 , i 7 - . ., . ..: ' ' ' 7 Q L Rf' I ' ' 3g, 2 1 A ,H Q 1' 5 f ' ' . . . . M ' ' : - Q - filfx F ' '- .i lx -f ff'jTg 1-Q-i 20,1 I,--Q ir M7260 'WW B S M A Junior High Science, Sophmore Literature Ashland , 1, College, University of Michigan 757 LWMMQM, IAIIIIHY I f 5 WW I F DNx 'l MR. WILLIAM ROBINSON 'X X B. S.: Coachm History, Goverment: Q W N fj Health: Graceland College University - of Iowa , E 7 f X99 my I. 6 4 f Q, Q I 'fiiilllllnui f +I MMIII ks, x1,,,, MR. RAYMOND LANGIAND B. S.: Science: Iowa State University, Drake University Z' MRS. GERTRUDE OLIVER B. A., M. S.: English, Speech, Dramatics, Library: Des Moines University, Drake University, Iowa State University Z. lil. fffwg lA if L- -ai FAIIIIHY .Xb -J-N f?-we - ' . V g. - , S 1 M P A -gf Q:Z5f'1P , .626 I 79, VT . f pf S i 'fkvklrrl 0 04,94 f E KQV 6 SM :W 'xx 'NZ 'Vx Cum-e UA!! MRS WALLAC D LONG Engllsh, JU.l'11OI' Hlgh had 53. i. ,i MR. OREN HARTCHEN B. S., M. S.: Agriculture: Iowa State College E Q-P Morrlngslde College, 7 G4 13 Unlverslty Q 5 ' n Song. ii i. li-:' L 35 is-9 V Q4-5103? MRS G W SWANSON B S M A Glrls Physloal Educatlon Ohlo State College Q f jf rx X ,X C - . f Q. L S df W. :J - f 1 3 J' -, 'S Sf . ' . S' ij ' ci M T tlhrrrll s Tn S 1, it- j 'S Q9 X f S--.-Q5Q - 1 -ii. . . . S-' ..o.,...:' ' Iq-'- qi dffg 2 4 1 JOHN FOSTER and EDDIE PARIS--our thanks to you for all the good natured Ulittlen things yfu do for us that take up your time. SIAH E15 lvl 'f ,- F+-S 4,-u g3g.?Aiy3gc2Ei2gGEollege Iowa State MR' WALLACE C' DELONG College, Inst. of Farm Training B' S': Graceland College, Iowa State College, Inst. of Farm Training . ,-f ,fi - '. ' H 'L TRY Aw-as-as-reDAIRY CUP'lf'X'i?FOR REFRESHMENT V William Robinson ---- Ned Jacobson i , ,. -4 'X .,,4- 9 T, jg ff WW 'N xsss g V EL ........--- , .v,,,,1-:.-- , .-sQ331v5 i f 457.33 JZQPQ 2-.,g, Z f ff! Q TR ROXL f LL IWCQ' 1 LC T N -s Q::: L9 Mmm X IC SQHQQLS 4 da!! J U15 H04-ALL BOB HUTC HCR OFT Lu' 1 r H15 urlvers 8 S OF D, Faln OT 3 lie Af 5 f C if if 6 ,1 ' ' 17 i 6 I K 1 N 0 A f Lf- P' f - ,- fi 4 ,1 5 '95 w P 7 7 f X A ' J, ,x 1' -fd :I I X I ,. f N fi A! 'B S. ' TQLVI' L' fi. .f G L Q: :iff lie 'Q TV 1 ,. .5 2 w 6 KW 17W NN 'N lf, A w 4 K Q X T , 1 X! - I l A- xgf 'NW- - - ng-fA-...l-- - , , if ' E94 . -.5 Q . f, X6 ,ff ,- h M, lf: Y 1 ,W Q Y - .Ap 1 :ui ' f un! 771 x - T V! V R Exifg i f' -E., C5 i I IC TI A' E 4 U 7 C zluiks Zo the .xv ' ' wma all-J y . ne i ' s- 1 K 'S X . X ,.., a 1 ,Q X at-'fix . . 4 Q 15. xx N 'Xxx QT- Q1 was 237' z-'QB ev Sh vs RAYMOND CRA RAFT HFriend1y and a hard worker sticks to everything QS attempts H Office Staff M Orc es ra 1 Pen Band 1 Concert Band 1,2,3,h Marching Band 1 2 Boys' Glee Club l,2,3 Mixed Chorus 1 2,3 h Track l,2,3,h Basketball 1,2,3,h Football l,2,3,V MARY JANE CLOSSON HThis gal has her future plan, and we think it includes a man H Pep Club 1,2 Cheerleader 3 D F H A 1 2,3 D Recreation Chairman 2 Music Chairman Pres Student Council 2,3 Class Treasurer 3 Vice Pres A Mixed Chorus 1 2, ,h ir Glee Club 1,2,3 Concert Band 1,2 Clarinet Quartet 2 G A A 1,2 3 Library Staff 3 Class Play 3 MARGARET BARTLETT 'Eat, drink and be merQyV Class Treasurer 1 Pep Club l,2,3,h Queen Attendant 1,3 Drama Club 3 Choral Readers 3 Trumpeter 3 J A 1 3 One Act Plays 1 G A Girls' Glee Club 2,3 Mixed Chorus 1,2 HARRY BALLANTYNE 'His principal activity is A s.N 0 OAO' 3 3 : o o a Tess' 2 Fu a a Basketball-1,2,3: Student Council-1: JAY ALLEN HHave I met Shakespeare? Well, a1most.' One-Act Plays-1,2,3,h: Class Play-3: Drama Club-2,32 Sec.-Tres.-2: Boys Glee Club-2,3: Mixed Chorus-2,32 Library- 3: Orchestra-1,2,3: String Orchestra-1,2 : f J?5:CONGRATULATIONS SENICRSl le WE'RE STILL BEHIND YOU 1OOZ .2 N+BANKER'S STYLE SHOP AND JEWELRY STOREw+ L I LARRY DERRY HI'm a women hater, hate to be away from them Football 2,3,h Track l,2,3,h Da ketball l,2 B sketball Manager 3 Letterman's Club l,2,3,h Pres L Drama Club 3 Marchlng Band l Concert Band l Trumpeter 2 Olflce Staff h LESTER WVANS,JR HAlways there when help 1S needed A FLOELLA GARDNER NNot bold nor shy, nor short nor tall, but a nlce mlngllng of them all H F H 1 2 u Pep Club M DABLLENE HEIDE 'Housekeeplng 13 more practlcal tn stenowraohy Glrls' Glee Club l,2 Mlxed Chorus l 2,3,b Glrls' Sextet 4 Marchlng Band l,2,3,b Concert Band l 2 3,h Pep Band M Clarlnet Quartet 3 b F H A l,2,3,b Pep Club 3 M Drama Club 2,3 Choral Readers 3 MARY HIGDON 'Thls tlme lts for bood Band 2,3,h Mlxed Chorus h Muslc Councll 3 Orchestra 2,3 Drama Club 2,3,h Class Play 3 One Act Plays 2,3,h Library 3 Student Councll 2,3,h F Class Vlce Pres 3 Class Sec 2 Lamonl Public Llbrnrv Thls page 1S sponsored by ++HYNDEN INSURANCE AGENCYLN NYour frlendly lnsurance agents S 'ICN we 4 4 fi' '21 -ufqqri llli 4.- wif-'f 2 M, if W4 wr JOHN MARSH H on ou e l one Iar lH Band 3 D Concert Band 3 h Mlxed C orus 3 h Boys' Glee Club 3 loothall Mana er l Le erman's Club 2,3,h Tratk h eo Club 3 h LARRY KAESTI ER Work just faclnates me, I could Slt ano va cn lt for hours Class Play A 1 313, F F A Pres h Student Councll 3 Football h Basketball 2 ARL N LNG JUS 'I woulo llve and dle a ba relor Band M MARY FANELLA UILL Sweet, slncere and unaffected Mlxed Chorus 3 U Llbrary Staff 3 Class Play 3 Glrls' Glee Club 3 FSTA MARIETTA HILL HELTON She knew what she war1ted.' Class Play-32 Llbrany 3: Office Staff-hz The Value of the Telephone 1S Greatef' Than the Cost 3 , Mlddle States Ut1l1t1es Company of Iowa A S 14 , :wW1'! ' h ,-N , - wh, I V ' -lf 'gh' ' ll' . '. --- .4 , 1 in A 0 v Q' Q ' I , - Q f s ' 4: Q fire- . Ie. e If-v w M 4' U -,. . N . ' itll A li x f X f- gy. 113' ,QQ x . , , J. i ,-, . , i -' T ,--w , A Jie P..fhIga 'Liv' , ff, IC iff ' T'3E,Q,4 'V' 2-:rw 51 f Cf 1' A A 3 5 .I- -I 6' ZA-,lu -0. . h alt, x N'y'f,l . Dch': -,r ,, . 1' w 1 - - , , . J.. , . ,- : I si - ,2: to ,- : f - : P Q- , 2 X ' T . II. '. - x . . 1,1 K-... 1 ' 1 1 t ' ' , -3, ' F.F. .- , D: . . . .- : . , : I - ,3,h: , z - Y I ' , E .Tvxvu Q - 4 ' 1 . . 1171 A V - o - I Il A- - ll Q v 1 . ' 1 : , . P 1 - : ' - g gr. pi I J H! ' Y-v WAR PA WID ORDVN HOr llbht or dark, or short or tall e luke a c a , just ov s ta llxec C orus 3 A Clrls' Glee 3 JlTlS' Seytet 3 A F 4 A l,2, e lu , Cu ll Scroll Arrual St f 2 A UdlLCT A Llbr ry aff 3 Pre Dram Clur Class Olaf 3 One A t Plays 3 nwn Rani l 2,3,h Vind Queen Concert Bind 2,3,h Class Pres Queen Attend t A CHARLES T ILLE R HI don't know where I'm golng but, 1t's sure 5OlH5 to be fun gett ng tnere F F A 3 Llbrary Staff 2 LARRY MITCHELL nMUSlC s r llne Tut I'Ve Got another one too Football 2,3,A sk tball l,2, Band Band Duet Gl e Lett Track l,2, ,U lar lng l,2,3 Concert Band 1,2 ep 1,2 Tru pet Trlo 2,3 Trumpet M1X9d Clorus 2 3,h Boys' Club 2,3 Boys' Quartet 3 L erman's Club 3 b Orchestra l,2 Student Councll D ROBERT MORTIMORE 'Servlce lS my mlddle name H Student Councll Pres A One Act Plays l,2,3 Track l,2 Truupeter 2 3 Llbrary Staff 3 Class Play 3 Oulll A Scroll 3,h MADOLYN NOFTSGER Ulf she can't flnd anythlng to laugh about she gust glggles H F H A l,2,3,h Pep Club 3,h Mlxed Chorus l,2,h Llke the Wlnnlng Demons We Produce Wlnners 1U Chlcks and Feeds , MOON HATCHERY FEEDS-4 X llr' SI-f' 3 xy-1 fa' -1-I 'S' X x burr GARY SILVER uwhich is better--to love or be loved?H Mixed Chorus-l,2,3: Boys' Octet-2: Boys' Glee Club-l,2,3: Basketball-2: Football- l,3: Class Play-3: Track-2,3g JIM SILSPY HI had a thought--it's gone.H Boys'1Glee Club-l,2,3: Mixed Chorus-l,2,3,h: Concert Band-l,2,3: Marching Band- l,2,3: Drama Club-3: One-Act Plays-2,3,h: Class Play-3: Trumpeter Staff-2,32 F.F.A.-M: Pep Band-3: Library-3: Football-l,h: Basketball-l,3: Track-l,3: Letterman's Club- JIM SEELEY HNoah was 600 years old before he knew how to build an ark. People expect too much of us youngstersln Football-3,h: Track-3,h: Letterman's Club-hs Pep Band-3,h: Marching Band-2,3,h: Concert Band-l,2,3,b: Trumpet Trio-3: Class Play-3: Boys' Glee Club-3: Drama Club-3: F.F.A.-l: KAY REYNARD HBig brown eyes, and charming smile, you are certainly Miss Worth While.H Student Council-l: Pep Club-l,2,3,b: Vice Pres.-3: Pres.-hr Concert Band-l,2: Marching Band- l: Orchestra-l: Mixed Chorus-l,2,3,h: Girls' Glee Club-l, 2,32 Pep Band-l: Class Vice Pres.-3: Music Council-2,h: Girls' Sextet-3: Quill G Scroll-3,h2 Drama Club-3: Choral Readers-3: Trumpeter-3: Class Sec.-he Annual Staff, Layout Editor-hs Office Staff-hs MYRNA OMSTEAD HShe builds her rosy castle in the air, and its cornerstone is a solitaire.H Trumpeter-3,h: Class Sec.-3: G.A.A.- 3: Annual Staff-2,h: Art Editor-hz F.H.A.-l,2,3,h: Pep Club-l,2,3,h: Cheerleader-3,h: Pep Band-2: Concert Band-l,2,3,h: Girls' Glee Club-2: Marching Band-l,2,3,h: Mixed Chorus-2: One-Act Plays-2: Drama Club-2,3: Quill Q Scroll-3,h: Class Play-3: Office Staff-hs EYNHRD LL 1' XQ-+ 'Sr' 'Hz dll! 9. 341 X ff? 'si MARY ELLEN SNETHEN 'Two are better than one Llbrary l,2,3,M Student Councll 3 Drama Club M F H A 2 3 M Recreatlon Ch3lTW3H M Class Play 3 Pep Club M G A A M Vlce Pres M One Act Plays 1,2 Mlxed Chorus l Class Treasurer Trumpeter l,2 ELIZABETH SNETHEN HThe lonver you know her, the better you llke her A l,2, e Club M G A A 3 M Drama Club Choral Readers 3 One Act Plays Student Councll L Llbrary M DICK TWITO UDon't look at me lrls, lt makes me nervous H Concert Band l,2,3,M M3TChlDQ Band l,2,3 Pep Band l , , Orchestra 2 3,M Mlxeo Cnorus l,2,3,M Boys' Glee Club l,2,3 One Act Plays l,2: Letterman's Club 3,M. Vlce Pres. M: Annual Staff M: Muslc Councll Trumpet Trlo 2,3: Trumpet Duet M: Football 2,3,M: Track 3,M: Qulll L Scroll M: JOHN WALDEN HAn athlete, a thlnker, a flne fellow.U Concert Band l,2: Orchestra l- Mlxed Chorus l,2,3,M: Boys' Glee l,2,3: Boys' Quartet 3,M: Football l,2,3,M: Track l,2,3,M: Basketball l,2,3,M: Letterman's Club l,2,3,M: Class Pres. l,3: Student Coungll 2,3: Muslc COUHCll 3: L12 cg YVONNE WARDRIP NNot very tall, 1D fact small, her good nature 1S loved by all.N Mlxed Chorus M: Your Parents Made lt Posslble for you Today You Wlll Make lt Posslble for Those Tomorrow LANES GENERAL FOOD STORE . is Q, , Yii ,JFFEH , E ff--ff ' f if?hW3' li 7 Eigkfd, 5:i'h V73 13' 5?f?F' ' .12 I 4 . ff? , WRYTMVXZ . Q J?4 ' ..4 a wYFiTi:EBf 5 ' f',, Q 2 'V if 9 to i qlsq up - T T 7. h ar. P' Q P X Q . 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Mlied Chorus 4, Pep C ub Chee leader M oasurer M l s' ee 1 nrux udent Councll M rama Clu 3 e r an's Club 2,3, 1h arf 3 are Pla,s 3 Class a cot al 'ara er 2 Pasketball 1 qxlll TO l M H 1 oxl n't worry so oclldn't wave you Cl I Class Offmcer 2 EC t all 3 M Dasketlall l,2,3 Track 3 tball an Stldent ourcvl l, e P s 1 lC l 3 M Conoert Pani l,2, e l,2 M3TCHlHQ Band , e Pan 2 M Xed Fforus 2, , S' e b l,2,3 Poys' qua tet C as Pllf 3,u One :Pt Plays 2,M Offlce S aff U Anrlal Stiff M TTV L HLlkP 1 f1rfle endln never, does t 1 e n fore 1 Cllr 2,3 Lrumoeter 3 Glrls Glee Clul l,2,3, Mlxed norus l,2,3, Orohest a l,2,3 SfTlHQ Orchestra l,2,3 S+Fl , Qua teu M Marcnln Band Peo Bane Conoext Band M Class Play 3 One Act Plays 3 M Drama Club 3,M Llbraxy Staff 2 Annual Staff, Copy Edltor M Acc for Clrls' Seytet f Boys' Quartet M Glrls' Trlo 3 Trumpet Trlo M L A A 3 A 3 M Q4 ll 9 boroll 77-ada af qour FRIENDLYW Q 5TOY'e Lswns Evans ' ds '.4 :Af WF' ,ii 55-XJVQ g-ff n -s 1 14 4 Ronnie Amundson ames Ashburn Nancy Baldwln Elson Ballantyne Joyce Ballantyne Alfreo Beaty Gordon Benson Clarlbelle Boswell 'fb R 1 dh 1- lIlAS IH 54 Al Y ilu nl! my 'Av ad 3 's..ff D SERVICES AND APPLIANCES 'Q ! ',l was fg5 b 4 Donna Bowen Alva Bush Roberta Brenlzer Jlm Closson Harlan Creswell Llnda Eurltt Everett Evans Irene Gatton Loulta Goode Gary Graves Carol Hall Clarence Hamllton Jean Hodges Marllyn Harness Robert Klzzlre J A 5 1. .A A Y -U as ' ' ' ,R ll x igw 5,5 ..J if , , 'QM A A Qglkas gh I fi! - V' ETl'hf'i y 3 I i A I 'ui i Q h ii. gf T-N' sinv, F, fy X 'Q ' R . . V W -A ' X ii 9 PM ' 4 A V iw, , , fi 1 1 , iv- at I 5 4 'A ,Y f A L . Q Q, Q- far 1' f , ' 'K 4 'W ' i6gGi 3' A . , B A M sue Elswick ,,' Q- ? 'kr is,l ' ' 'QA A f- 5 I . . gui? 4 A ' .D ' 'f .5 K ll 1 k ' V? i vja- I 4 V S :I . . . YJ H. ' v a 5 - 1 ' M A 5-. - A I -A l -4 Y, A-VH . qyff- Fm 0 4 ' f H 0 Y 1 if. . V M Ruth McElroy iff ' I Ramona Mickelson 2 n Ig! Sharon Noftsger Q, ff: - Robert Omer Y7' '-3 3 , Q-' Tl rx Qin 43 fn Shirley Perry Joanne Piercy Lane Reeves Lillian Sams .fn lf at ' ,7- S 1 L 1. D I 3 ,. .4 X , Q x QQLfE 1 Wm 'Qii 1 YL, A5 ,- lie 7' .,, - If rs we-A 'Q- .. 5 - ClASSOV54 .- ,.i an 4- . H 5 - RQ. K WVU V' 4 No D tb, v X ix ' 5. 'Y 1, I , APPLIKNCES, AUTO sUPPLiEsQ HARDWARE. Q M. S. acnits-OWNER j' 21 . N, -' . 1: JY . N - 1 Bill Shipman Robert Shields Bonnie White Silver Darlene Simpson Carl Shakespeare Marie Slauter Luther Snethen Katherine Strong rma Thomas ean Wardrip Shirley Wilson 1: .yi iavid fllen Shirley irfapright Jerry ieaty Ronili Fjorlan Ronald Flakesley Ruth Bowen Juanita Burdick Charlotte Cheville C' Q5 ll ig 'Fm or 'C ' N H I In Q' I L A A V lIlASSllV55 R ' ,, - I J-l5.f if 'f.xf ly X' 'WENHAVE NO SPEClAlS OUR FOOD IS ALL GOOD! f+TH PANTRY++H MewaCde Joanne Cracraft Donald Deskin Roxanna Farnham LeRoy Flowers Onalee Gamet Marilyn Graves LaUonna Harris Uonald Harter Peggy Hawk Leah Leonard Lena Leonard Roger Mickelson Douglas Midgorden Roger Newberry Thelma Orey ,af ,XN5 P-11 ' f 'Q' Patsy Outnouse Jeanette Percell Wayne Prall 'Q Janet Reynolds ' - V if x O PV.. J James Ricker Joyce Hicker Shirley Sams 5: Moyne Schofield it ,B Y. 4 ' lIlASSlH'55 .lik Q- - G 1 -'tv J - 1 X - I K 1 Ai ,L J' c, .gs , 4- A , ag ,- 1- ' nj IRQ' df 1 , . Marilyn Lynch 13 Bob Wallace FARM RS COOPERATIVE GRAIN Q SEED COMPANY- Grain Reeds Seeds Produce Coal Fertilizers , 'L X x 9, J 1' , Nancy Smit? Vincent Snethen Leland Stanley Vera Stewart Larry Stoll Kay Stone Bill Traxler Don'fardrip 'Q -fa, f A ., -in Phone 291 A - - W ' Lamoni, Iowa I 2 3 ' , at Qs' Lois Ashburn Silas Ballard Jail Black Rex Boswell Thelma Erenizer Dallas Butts Fred Cole Diana Danltz if , WI- 1 +L , f A ini X 1 ClASSOI 56 Q- ll 5 TO BE WELL DRESSED IS TO BE WELL PRESSED NIXON'S PANITORIUM 4 0. 45, 4 ' egg , 5 x David DeBar h David Derry Anne Wvans Edward Faunce Tommy Gaarder Jim Gardner Harold Gatton Edward Gould Donald Grim Dannie Gordon Patty Harris Marlan Heide Benny Howard Gary Keller Judith Mickelson John Orey A I , ps: . L ' .Gia f . fu I is I 9 :F J F4 'L ' M x '43 J. , wg- J I 4-j ig ' ' ., x W , 1' J A x fF1 A . tv ' l D ff 5 L If Q J' ,Q 1: V Q 6 ' ' Arthur Parls Jackle Perry Ruth Plercy Donnle Plerson Donald Pleuss Carol Reeves Phllllp Rew Mary Sams rg X .9576 Duane WllllamS Bllly Wlon Q Thls Page lS Sponsored by the State Bank of LamON1 ?'s gi Fzancls Lee Sly arolyn Smlth Phyllls Snetnen Veneta Snethen Sonla Sulllvan Lyndon Thomas Eldon Turpln Maureen Weable Carol Arkle Karon Baldwin Bobby Bixby Janet Boball Donald Boswell Nina Boswell Robert Bjorland Darrell Broughton A 4 . nm 1 , . . no -- - ' X .JN n., .1 , f an-. 1 I 1 B ' ...J i WS? by 7 Q lTlASS-llV57h .4 Fx Barbara Gullllams DlX19 Harrlngton Q Rlchard Carter Shlrley Chambers Lols Cralg -LAMONI COAL 81 MATERIAL C0 '-:-- A H scl-lonsm Mgr v-Phorgc 971 X . I l A I s ' A Z in i x fr -1' A 51-'F '-f ' tl S V -fn-. A 'rig - 2 -ian 0 mv' A I ,'. A - . A I ' A - Betty Elllott Beverly Harris Gary Jeanes Jane Mickelson Peggy Noftsger Jerry Palmer Patty Palmer Dallas Perkins Sara Spaulding 'J Zig x V Q' W. O' 5, - X ,z X Q A ,M A A Q '4. 17- 1' 'H 1. I , J iv , I, jfs' LIASSIH 57 Sharon Thomas Harold Tilford Rex Waller Lyle Waugh Elva Jane Stoll John Euritt 5, il Officers -R ni'-'- Congratulations Seniors!! lamoni Packing Plant 27 L L I 9 . ' of K, . 4- ' ' ,9- . I , J JflM 6 , I l f V. -'Q f .Q , 2 'U I mx..- . 4' ' r -- 1' A Pf n. xx. :- I 'lv - ' ll- R , a .X 2 -T. F: ' ' .:f h BA . f ,L .' ' el R . ' as gi' N oi?fZlfw. 3 lf 2??EL . - ' J' 1-Q Bert Ashburn Dennis Boswell Richard Crabb Marjorie 'Nunbar Margaret Elliott Arthur Faunce Frank Florer James Gamet ,.,, . . . U I 5' 4 J- A f 4 I An' . gf .. I-. N S ' Q-' ' .5 f X .,, 'Er ' f 4 CIASSIH' .ph ATTRACTIVE MERCHANDISE AT POPULAR PRICE? az-X-BEN FRANKLIN STORE-R:B-Fas. .,-.ur 28 Dennis Coode Marilyn Green Mary Ann Guilliams Rex Hamilton Allen Haynes Fancy Hoover Roberta Jeanes , Murl Johnson N of , 'VJ' , g.- - gh . I R 6' 'X 'f'i1 . . I ,xl -1 I 4 ,- , 11 . Q Y xl X ' l' ' . .U 8. ' , 'C' L -L1 :Q 1 -I ,f T ' f'-R f- -. -1' - Zf 37 j ' ., ZA . 3? I ' Donald Keeler ' - Gary Kizzire :lv Nancy Main .ji 4' :Q l Arylene Noe T ,X , N ' ,N xr .-' L tum H gg 1253 . ' , E -5 . 4 V .. ' EJW 1 .1 I . Linda Oiler' Roger Potts Q Tommy Sams R- ax L. 6. L -X , Carolyn Prather , GL K A: lIlASSlH'58 Vernon Shakespeare Ellzabeth Spauldlng M Jerry Teale Mary Tllpord ' X Jerry Ullery Gerald Whlte Mary Jo Ratcllffe plctare unavallablel Rosemary Manche ster C p1 cture unavallablel has ae....,.....,. HANACO ROLLER RINK LEON, Iowfma- 29 v L 1? . . .D 1 1 0 1 9 . - 5 s L ' x , A l rf' ' I r 5-F9 L sl U t J 4 . X . ,P - ---'1-A 35. H.. ' Lf.:-1.- -A - 'Lf -'A-f-' ' f 'z-a- 'i L 'l 'f3a --' L- ' ----if-s 1--' V V 311 -. ' ' E37 CHIlURlN'S IHIAIIR Back Row, M. Ratcliffe, B. Spaulding, R. Waller, C. Prather, S. S auld' M. Elli tt C kl p ing, o , . Ar e. First Row, A. Noe, K. Baldwin, B. Harris, D. Carter, S. Chambers, D. Harrington, Mrs. Oliver. JH.HIGH CHllRllAHlRS K. Baldwin, N. Hoover, L. Oiler, B. Harris. SUBSTITUTES B. Spaulding, B. Elliot, M. Dunbar, S. Thomas. Jn. HIGH cuunus ,lllllg Back Row, K Baldwln, B Harrls, B Spauldlng, N Boswell, J Gamet, D Boswell, B Blxby, G White, C Prather, S Spauldlng, M Ratcllffe B Blake, S Thomas Thlrd Row, A Noe, P Palmer, M Elllott, P Noftsger, D Perklns, F Florer, B Ashburn, E Stoll, D HSTTIHQDOH, B Elllot, C Arkle Second Row, L Oller, J Mlckelson, L Cralg, L Waugh, D Goode, A Haynes, J Ullery, J Bohall, M Tllford, S Chambers F1PSt Row, N Hoover, N Ma1n, M Dunbar, D Carter M Johnston, A Faunce, A Jeans, M Green, R Manchester as Y ff' '67 UIQ 5-,Q WGQ I Af Elf You Want aGMea r Eat At fmxmmcm KY5'4Y2 fFi'? 4'i' cRA1G's CAFE , I -Q I an 5 .- A - 'A 1 0 1 A', 0 - ' 1 Q ll. Ci . El' I HIGH 441, T 32 VIEWS JH HIHH HTH TITS Don Boswell AX Football Bert Ashburn Don Keeler Footoall Football DeHH1S Boswell Football Coach Lanvland 'HQ- V Sh k Hlgigii Figiggll afspeare D1CklG Carter, Footba-11:MEI' Jerry Ullery Football v Lyle Waugh Basketball Football,Mgr Basketball Jlm Gamet 'M Football ns , M Gary Jeannes Football 5' w gaiibiiizlre I Arthur Faunce o Basketball 4 Basketball Tom Sams Football Basketball Gerald Whlte Football Basketball Jerry Palmer Football Basketball Robert Blxby Basketball an' Frank Florer Football Basketball Roger Potts Football Dlck Crabb Basketball Football Basketball STILL LOCKER SERVICE HCM STYIE CURED HAMS AND BACON ALL KINDS OF PROCESSING AND BUTCHERING PLEASANTON IOWA Basketball Dallas Perklns Football Basketball 1' 4--. ...murd- lI1 '.1C1 SUOCD UlOg 774+ CDO I-' CPSDUI O I-1 W!-'CU I-' O I-' O Q- KD Robert Blerllen Football Basketball . ' A A il F, . ' 'i f Q f ,Cl X . nik? . S Af- ' ' f I ! N 1 2 I ! P 2 ' 'Q -. ,I , - I f 'if' I G- ' fa' J . , NJ,q . ff , Natsm, .321 ,ff ' f 4 ,G . A A 4, lv 0 5 7 -. F5 I I ' I S f- A p ' - : 5 A 4 5, , A .L ' 2 b f I' ,. f . 1 Z 8 - , 1 A Q, l - l , l , I-I-I Z 1 V : 'ay I xllfirl .J n :A L ,Q L -' no . 'SFS'-J' . of 'T '- v l ' ' .. ., 4 o ill Q it l' a 1 . 0 . ,M ph I U . N ', N D ' 9 . 4 ' I I f 1 ::' STAR GAZERS INC. Honorary Co- Charter members Chairmen L 1 f ,-. Cv X 55' x 2 Vg, ' ' .1 1 Q 'Q Noon hour co mittee IL 4 Q 4 I'-, 'F N-w I X ' L1 .-.,.- .-an t 4, ,E .H A gi ff -x 1 , . , fp '? 0. ' Standing, A. Faunce, E. Snethen, S. Spaulding, M. Higdon, M. Schofield, C. Shakespeare, C. Cheville, L. Mitchell, S. Sullivan, MT. Wright, Sponsor, G. Benson, S. Noftsger, T. Gaarder, N. Main, R. Bjorland. Seated, C. Boswell, D. Bowen, B. Watts, R. Mortimore, L. Wilcoxson, C. Hall, J. Closson. Sllllll I GIIVHINMINI C. Hall, C. Boswell, Mr. Wright, sponsor, R. Mortimore, president, D. Bowen, L. Wilcoxson,not pictured, B. Watts, J. Closson. 36 Q -, Y'-f' 'T +4 EE 951 L. xg:F9 'li-'45 Hfxykrs 4. The Enemies: Candidates for the Second Semester Repre entatives '52-'53 Student Presidency. dil r KV is 4' . 4H3Q,2'h ti AL' ' 'Nagy y lffifl . , 71 A , . ' ,I .lv AI if , V V ' Kansas University Programs Iew Hershey..................Sept. 29 Dr. Kurt Singer .... Loyd Collins .... The Brittons .... Ben Ferrier ..... Bogardus ..... Terry Golden .... Libby Jones... F 1' 9,1 ....Oct. 15 ....Nov. 21 ....Jan. 13 ...Feb. 9 ....Mar. 16 ....April 17 ....May 1 President-Robert Mortinore W SSW EIT ANNUM SIAH I k Back Row, R. Mickelson, J. Walden, M. Snethen, L. Mitchell, R. Watts, F. Hill, Mrs. Twito. First How, B. Warner, D. Twito, M. Reynard, M. ,qf Midgorden, L. Wilcoxson, M. Omstead. f 4 hgh ff 5 tif, EditoroooooooscoooooMarena Midgorden Business Manager....Larry Wilcoxson Art Editor ......... .Myrna Omstead layout Editor ...... .Kay Heynard Copy Editor ......... Betty Lou Warner ' Photo EditOrosoocnooRiChaTd Twito Art Ass't, Fanella Hill, Ass't Bus. Mgr., Ramona Mickelson, layout Ass't, Mary E. -IT 5:24 4, .5759 f Snethen, Copy Ass't, Larry Mitchell, Photographer, John Marsh, General Ass'ts, Bob Watts and John Walden. ,v , ta 'wo -LAMONI CLEANERS- Cleaning Pressing Dying Pick up and Delivery PHONE 72 4 W A A Q I The Trumpeter Co-editors: Roxana Farnham, Louita Goode Charlotte Cheville Business Manager: Marie Slauter Assistant Business Manager: Ruth Bowen Typing Editor Mane Slauter Faculty Advisor Mrs Gertrude Ollver REPORTERS Patsy Outhouse Dickle Carter Dlxre Harrmgton Sara Spauldmg Ruth Bowen Elson Ballantyne Kathryn Strong Shxrley Chambers Bobby Bxxby L1nda Eurltt .f--i Kffblll 'L la The cudy ha Phe Dreams Ilying everywhere.: games will games will f Mm Where, W, 525' I9 Their lessons go unheeded be n ball fuk 17 '-ilearsa 'Badke ff. sawn. 'I-4128: Ju ict? vwevefgm ua' and is dam arf HQ Back Row, S Chambers, D Harrington, S Thomas, L Eurltt, S Spauldnng, K Strong, B Bzucby, A Beaty, E Turpnn D. Perklns, D Carter Flrst Row, R Bowen, M Slauter, R Farnham L Goode, C n-.-54. Chevllle, C Shakespeare, Mrs. Ollver. lllllll A IlSlZlHlll R Q i 'W I D of ff si, ,V TMA 4-,fhfl d Back Row: J. Marsh, L. Wllcoxson, D. Twlto, R. MOPt1mQFG, C. Shakespeare. Second Row: L. Eurritt, C. Strong, F. Hill, M. Midgorden, K. Reynard, B. Watts. Front Row: B. Warner, L. Goode, R. Mickelson, M. Omstead, M. Slauter, not pictured, M. Slauter. H2 il If lf Q 'f :fi- .igl if 4 4!Ei. gi il' '- M 'H My fi M e 'r ' ' e ,4 f' wx fn l 'xx X Xkxx g' T 1 qxgxi 'A Q14 MMEX FZ , e -Mraz, V 1 fe A . :- Efzlzf ,fax ALPNNf n bl Eggsiissgkx QQ L-I Jg??i K 1231+ I X ' ' A ?-Qlfw' V ,,,-1 ,R i ' ---e Q' x f fa' WND, ff QW , c L, G .de ' X if- 5 ' ,Peru mix: M. Omstealdi-fi . Eoward D. Steckeffil C. Shakespeare, .-E-a'gFafQl H547 Uie5.4QU!QQu'0tvs1 ,i Real Estate and InsuranceqTT 'Z Phone bl M b' UFIICI SIA!! Back Row, C Bo well, R Cracraft, B Watts, E Traxler, L Derry Flrst Row, M Slauter, M Om tead, Mr Wflght, M Reynard, E Helton HBRARY Back Row, S Chambers, E Snethen, J Percell, R Farnham, A Beaty, B Elllot, J Teale, E Turpln, J Cracraft, J Ashburn, J Ballantyne, S Perry, V Stewart, D Pluess, L Ashburn, D Plerson, V Snethen F1TSt Row, M Snethen, C Hall, R Bowen, R Mlckelson, M Slauter, S Spauldlng, Mrs Ollver ' 0 S' . , ' o o ' - ' o ko S xc . o u . A 0 ' o n o o o a ' Q a n n o n c o u I o l s 0 l ' g Q L 0 0 i 0 Q ' C ' U I. F. A. .. A ,,, ..,..,.fN. rf.--4.1 lg -. -JLf13f.i 'T 4 :.-314 -r Back Rowg B. Shields, R. Amundson, R. Newberry, D. Grim, L. Kaestner, J. Ashburn, J. Silsby, L. Snethen, B. Blakesley, D. DeBarth. Second Row, Mr. Hartschen, D. Pierson, V. Snethen, D. Pleuss, D. Gorden, E. Evans, R. Omer, A. Bush, C. Hamilton, R. Mickelson, A. Beaty. First Row, J. Perry, E. Stoll, E. Ballantyne, G. Benson, H. Boswell, E. Turpin, B. Wion, E. Sly, M. Heide, L. Thomas. --: '.-f.-if. .5 .-., ,, . .i,.,,,K .,.,..,... ., . l: ' -1 F.F.A. officers 'm'Efg,l.ff..g,..,..4w, 4 Bfnu-ww 4' eMwvf?r 1,94-.-....4 . It '.zf- . ,. 1 ls: ,ffvijji Back Row, G. Benson, A. Beaty, L. Kaestner, 'M 'f M h Mr. Hartschen. Front Row, E. Ballantyne, '-'- avid. 1 'l R. Mickelson, L. Q Snethen . ' F F A Basketball Squad .FQ '-'-'2?Ni4Uv- X K I. H. A. ay 159. L-E be I. .C-?, ,K ji V . Back Rowg P. Harris, M. Sams, D. Damitz, K. Stone, S. Sullivan, M. Hidgon, M. Closson, M. Midgorden, R. Bowen, K. Strong, L. Sams, J. Hodges, C. Hall, S. Pernv, R. Brenizer, M. Omstead. Third Row, L. Ashburn, M. Graves, N. Baldwin, R. Mickelson, O. Samet, M. Schofield, J. Ricker, L. Leonard, L. Leonard, Ricker, L. Leonard, A. Cole, S. Sams, J. Ballantyne, N. Smith, M. Noftsger, I. Wfahle, L. Leonard. Second Row, Miss Hansen, J. Mickelson, B. Warner, F. Gardner, S. Noftsger, E. Snethen, M. Snethen, M. Slauter, D. Bowen, S. Wilson, D. Heide, N. Thomas, R. McElroy, Mrs. Silver, chapter mother. First Row, V. Snethen, T. Brenizer, P. Snethen, B. Silver, R. Farnham, J. Burdick, C. Boswell, C. Cheville, L. Goode, J. Cracraft, D. Simpson, V. Stewart, L. Harris, C. Reeves but -.' BacK How, M. Snethen, recreation-co, M. Closson, music, K. J W . . f 5, .ati I In F ll 1 Sec.-Tres. gjfh k .. 'V W VHWN: 1 :Wai K ,F 'aw P ' - Strong, hiSt0rian, J. Hodges, parlimentarian, C. Cheville, recreation-co, S. Noftsger, Student Council rep. First Row, E. Snethen, foods, R. Farnham, projects, C. Boswell, President, L. Goode, Vice Pres., D. Bowen, Pllbllclffy, Miss Hansen, sponsor, Not Pictured, M. Slauter, I .. PH' lllllli +- Officers Kay Reynard............Pres. Sharon Noftsger...Vice Pres. Charlotte Cheville......Sec Back How, Mr. Miller, sponsor, D. Bowen, N. Thomas, M. Weable, M. Higdon, S. Sullivan, K. Stone, J. Marsh, R. Bowen, M. Midgorden, J. Hodges, C. Cheville, L. Sams, S. Perry, Mr. Reneau, sponsor. Third Row, S. Sams, R. McElroy, N. Baldwin, R. Mickelson, S. Noftsger, O. Gamet, M. Noftsgor, J. Ricker, M. Schofield K. He-ynard, D. Heide, F. Gardner, E. snethen, N. Smith, ' Mrs. Twito, sponsor. L. Harris, B. Warner, M. Graves, M. Slauter, Second Row, L. Goode, C. Boswell, M. Snethen, J. Mickelson, J. Burdick, A. Cole, R. Farnham, J. Cracraft, M. Bartlett, C. Reeves. Front Row, M. Closson. D. Simpson, M. Omstead, L. Wilcoxson, C. Hall, ,S .. ., , ' FW' f-...wow-lv .. 1 9055555 wgx ,,- w'??hg . I is Ai4yulligEg?? 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' a I1 ln.- 'Ti' . 3 ' w ,triage ' :V 2 ' I' 3. . i t 5. , . h I , P V ' so I NIIISIII ,.. : ' 4 1 v I - .1 QW high A -I - i , Qggfbb ' DX - rx m fm 659420 3 9 I D I P0 H 1:1 j3:, 4:1 j::, 4:1 jgz, 1:1 j3:- -:11 jpg, Mr. Miller, Director A 1 , fi dhcap F ,J F 2 E F xq I ' DX! ' 2 --hisxsxxx Q 1 1 ' di J V V ' I V V Music Council fi-1 2 3 Brahms Back Row, D. Twito, B. Howard, L. Mitchell, 7 ca, First Row, N. Thomas, K. Reynafd, D. BOW6T1,j i XX AL. Goode, J. Hodges. Not Pictured, B. Watts- -ZZIL, -:ZI:l lLjII:::, V-1 Zi A X 'x MIXHI CHIIRIIS Back Row, S. Noftsger, K. Reynard, D. Wardrip, C. Hall, R. Cracraft, R. Blakesley, D. Midgorden, D. Twito, J. Marsh, L. Wilcoxson, F. Hill M. Schofield, O. Gamet, M. Noftsger, P Harris. Third Row, L. Ashburn, J. Cracraft, M. Higdon, M. Closson, T. Gaarder E. Turpin, D. Allen, J. Ricker, H. Gatton, L. Reeves, J. Mickelson, J. Ricker, K. Strong, J. Ballantyne, C. Boswell. Second Row, C. Reeves, S. Wilson, D. Heide, A. Cole, E. Faunce, F. Cole, J. Silshy, J. Closson, B. Howard, R. Mickelson, P. Outhouse, M. Graves, M. Weable, D. Bowen. First Rowg B. Warner acc., R. Farnham, J. Burdick, R, Migkelgon, E. Gould, B. Watts, B. Shipman, L. Mitchell, J. Walden, H. Creswell, M. Midgorden, C. Cheville, L. Goode, D. Damitz, Mr. Miller, director. HTHE CHILD OF BETHLEHEMU A Christmas Choir Cantata Under Direction of Duane Miller Mrs. Burnham Silsby, Organist Betty Lou Warner, Pianist Bqys' Quartet, Narration SOLOISTS Roxana Farnham Louita Goode Bob Watts John Walden Harlan Creswell , -' Q ' A L ' I '. .3 ' ,- V f 5,731 K 42,134 I . ' Qld 0 l l i I ! i J - F . nf , .-4 BOYS' QUARTETTE B. Shipman, B. Watts, L. Mitchell, J. Walden SMAll GRUUPS GIRLS' SEXTETTE R. Farnham, C. Cheville, L. Goode R. Mickelson, J. Burdick, 'D. Heide, A. Cole, M. Midgorden S. Wilson J if' T lllll .. Straub Quartette Trumpet Duo Q-f'hl::L E C Cb6V1ll6, B Warner, M Schofleld, L uoode I SIRIIIVII Al ,ag-,x f D Twlto, L Mltchell aw Quartette 33 'T' sffwwg Trumpet Trlo S Noftsaer, O Gamet, D Bowen, C Hall ,F If Clarlneb Quartette A-41 N. Thomas, D. Damltz, A. Cole, D. Helde. 54 I if 4? ' Q' Q' . 5 Q ' H ' x - 6, F A e ' A - JL X : A. 'fa Q . an 4 . - . - . , Q e Q A Ti 0 CIHBA YUGIY LAFAOFH Uno Back Row, F Dole, L hltchell, D Twlto, J Seele , D Deskln, Faunce, D Harrlngton, C Arkle, D DeBarthe, R Waller, R Mlokelson, M Omstead, N Mldgorden, A Hughes, B Shlpman Second Row, N Prall, J Hodges, D Perklns, J Ullery, J Burdlck, S Noftsger, O Gamet, D Bowen, C Hall, L Cralg, B Harrls K Baldwln, N Baldwln, R McElroy F1TSt Row, M Hlgdon, M Schofleld, B Warner, C Shakespear J Marsh, R Cracraft, Mr Mlller, C Prather, J Cracraft D Helde, A Cole, D Damltz, N Thomas PBII Back Row, Mr. Miller, M. Schofield, B. Warner, M. Higdon, R. McElroy gci3g3C3,R1gY3M1jRo1idlCke1SOn, M' Midgorden, J' Ullefy, D- Harrington, J. First Rows S- Noftsger, O. Gamez, K. Baldwin, D. Bowen, J. Burdick, N. Thomas, D. Heide, A. Cole. ,TJ21.J:',,,' vw :-- I 4 Carl Green Standard Oil Mani. 'Z--4 Phone 81 - 2 MARIIHI HA ngx NCQ I-AM0Nl CIIOQX' Back Row Noe, C Prather, R M1CK8lSOH, D Perklns, R Waller, F Cole, Burdlck, C Arkle, R McElroy Fourth Row D Harrlngton, L Mltchell, D Twlto, J Seeley, L ralv J Ullery, L Faunce, D Damlt , J Cracraft Thlrd Row, S Noftsger, K Baldwln, B Harrls, D DeBarth D Hall, Hldgon, J Marsh, M Schofleld, B Warner Second Row M Onstead, A Cole, D Helde, O Gamet, W Prall, N Baldwln U Gould, M Mldgorden, Mr Mlller FlTSt Pow J Hodges, N Thomas, D Bowen rxv xg:i7 Donna Jean Bowen Hodges KT-'fdfj Norma Thomas X I ' 1 bmi-: ' ' 1 V M1 .4 .Z , . I - .V If S Ao s o l I o ' n . J. ' . . . 3 o l 0 D q . u o C ' l U, 0 we u G Z o U I I ' o o Q e . n , no his l 1 0 ' 0 0 u W ' . , lp A 0 n o Q . ' , D. . ' . 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L .:?gAY ! Ar, 71'-ZWAMMEILLS DAIRQJ ' -,.. ..' -:--- ., , 5 -A-, K of-lo , 1 gif, .-xx., f 7 ff HIISI SIIIINIS Bay Cracraft Rormle Amundson John Walden Larry Mltchell B111 Sfllpmafl Dlck Twlto Jlm Closson Roger- Mlckelson Jlm Seeley James Ashburn Don Deskln Dis? www K Q, J1m S1lSby 9 Bob Wallace, Larry Derry uf Bob Watts Alva Bush Luther Snethen 59 YOU'LL ENJOY OUR PLEASANT ATMOSPHERE AND QUICK SERVICE THE 69 LUNCH 4 H W A asas If Q, .N C ,.,ae7 X ,A A X f 'X -- A as C H as -ss -M A Hx .C ,C L ,C is A as he CW Y as- XX 'xi A we cn U A N A A ax 3 C 1 f A ,, . A f 'sf A wi 'A , 4 fy ,fp 2 f V A A -i.mff,1, : .V 1 N 2 xa Q I l ,. A ., 4 f Q '5 1 0 V' L M M 5 A ,fx X 7: : - Q. J rp- Q!!! ax W- S R j 'Q . . ' JJ 1 A - Q am . ' .Vg ',4,4g fu? A , ,, ,W ,- x 1 'X ww K A. ? -f 5 , ., ,J'.,'f il' , .71 - e -,.-,-4. V ,,. . k . .4. - - - -- ' Just lcokin A word from Al Lookle, wha got Pep Sesslon Se 123 Ready for action PIGSKI omln Round The Mountalnu When g1T1S meet Full house Yea teaml sssss Booml X . Y 'Aa I' Y 'E' How do you feel? S APS 1112133 Mopn 6: FRANKIE--Oh! NI Got HDon't feeu the monkeys.N Rythmn Tense Moment lst and 10 JFS? What'S gOHH3 Warm up Casualty happen? H THE!! HLAMONI CHRONICLEN your home-town newspaper can 62 Vxarena vu 'J-F' l-11? Donna Bowen ,44 - Jean H063 VVIOYTIS Sch MH IIANIS Ofleld Car Ol Re SVG, 9 -I if may W vim 1 N 5.41, T M -a I- E5 ' If- l ..' - I K 5 V I my I gf' 1 ' ' fa -' -C x 4. - ' u Nvif A . 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N -' P Q ' ' ' w- N. rwsuss I Larry I-I. mn- 01' Larry' K, ,, jay , 4' ' S n 1 he ' T Q Q5 T ' ' Af- Be, 1. , HQLFY Darleme Beth j . Fanella L uck S- ,ll E558 FY' Mary Ellen w. a, J . A .I'.f'f' v Q1 Cx 51' F1 TT 2, A J llllliii IH! SHIRY UF Gll IIA Early Childhood: On Aug. S, 1935 at ll:3O p.m., a 6 lb. L1 oz. baby girl was born to Mr. 8: Mrs. Glen Turpin. As the weeks passed the smfall red- headed bundle of joy became an often crying, but happy child. I suppose everyone is trying to guess who I'm talking about, so I'll tell you. Yes! You're right, its me, and right now I'm writting the story of my life. Time passed and I had a birthday and became four years old I told mother and dad that I would get too old to go the school if I waited much longer, but, they didn't seem to agree. Eventually however, I got to be five years old and I started off to school. I liked school a lot and it never seemed to last long enough. Teens: The years kept rolling by and when I was in the sixth grade I started to town school which I liked even better. I thought Jr. High was swell but my Freshman year topped them all. It has been over three years since I wrote the first section of my life stony. Now I have been ask to continue it. A lot has happened since then. I started to school the last of August in 1950. This was the beginning of my Sophmore year, and up to September 20th everything went fine, but on that morning I woke up with an awful headache, and by that evening I wasn't any better so they called the doctor. After he checked me over we found out that I had polio so they took me to Blank Memorial Hospital in Des Moines. The first day I didn't feel to bad, but, the second day I took a change for the worse, and by three o'clock in the afternoon I was put in an iron lung. Ten long months rolled by, and finally I got out of the iron lung. It sure seemed good to get rid of it. Every day my routine was about the same. Then one day we Cmy folks, doctor and ID decided that I should go the Warm Springs for they have more equipment for treating polio patients. So, on June 29 we left for Warm Springs, Georgia, and two days later I was in my temporary new home. I really enjoyed my stay down there and they really did me a lot of good. Then on Nov. Qhth, I got to come home. My mother and I came on the train an as it was my first train ride I really enjoyed it. I guess this concludes the second section of my life story, but I know I shall never forget the wonderful class I would have graduated with. I' ' , ...i And we, the class of 1953 will never forget you Glenda, and the wonderful times we've had together from the time we first knew you till now. We IAS WIllA IIHSIAMI I Jay Allen, wlll my dramatlc ablllty to Everett Evans Harry Ballantyne, wlll my arlllty to concentrate to Nancy Baldwln Margaret Bartlett, wlll my gay nature to Sue Elswlck Mary Closson, wlll my love of army men to Ruth Bow n Ray Clacraft, w1ll my letter sweater and SOZ of the ornaments thereon, to wayne Prall Larry Derry, w1ll my generoslty wlth my car to a colle e glfl, to Robert Omer Junlor Evans, wlll my W11llHgH8SS to heln out to Bob Klzzlre Floella uardner, wlll my abllnty to bet up and et to school on tlme to Roxana Farnham 1 Darlene Helde, w1ll my nerslstance 1U keeplng ahead of the class 1D asslgnment to anyone who wants to lmpress Mrs Twlto Mary H1LdOH, wlll my easy gOlHg, slow manner to larence Hamllton Esta Helton, wlll my old boyirlends to anyone who can catch them Mary Fanella Hlll, wlll my sweet, slncere nature to Phyllls Snethen, just because Arlen Hughes, wlll my deslre to avold women to Lane ieeves Larry Kaestner, wlll some of ry spare t11e to Loulta uoode John Marsh, w1ll my knack for telllng ble storles to Blll Traxler so that has wlll be more lnterestlng Marena Mldgorden, wlll my knack of changlng boyfrlends often to Norma Thomas to supplement hers Chuck Mlller, w1ll my charter membershlo 1U the HStudy Clubn to Donnle Plerson , Larry Mltchell and Dlck Twlto wlll our trumnet olaylng abllwty to Jerry Ullery and D1X1G Harrlngton, wust 1n hopes Robert Mortlmore, w1ll my lnterest wn school act1v1t1es to Marllyn Harness and -C-12? Dean Wardrlp Madolyn Noftsger, w1ll my sense of humor to my nelce, Sharon Myrna Omstead, wlll my dalnty llttle nose to Mr Langland Kay Reynard, wlll my d1mples to Ramona Mlckelson J1m Seeley, wlll anyth1nJ but Mary Hlgdon to anyone who wants lt Tlm Sllsby, wlll my atlllty to rememrer thlngs, factual or unfactual, to the future senlors, so that they w1ll not have any trouble wlth thelr class H1StOKy Gary Sllver and Mary Ellen Snethen, w1ll our l ttle roadster to Mo ne Scholfleld for her convenlence when Johm can't make lt un Ellzabeth Snethen, wlll my love of a young farm man to Kay Stone John Walden, wlll my ab1l1ty to be a man aiter my own heart to Jlm Flosson Yvonne Wardrlp, wlll my qulet nature to Jean Hodges Betty Lou Warner, Wlll my wllllngness to accomnany more than Hgust the groups want ton to Dlana Damltz Bob Watts, wlll my efforts to slng tenor 1U Splte of the fact tnat I'm a barltone to B111 Shlpman Larry Wllcoxson, wlll my true red ha1r to Marllyn Graves so that she won't have to spend so much money on dyes , the class of S3 , wlll to next years graduatlng class oul knowledge of Llttle Joshuan 9 flzagbr 1, ' ' . 5 ' L U - . 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PRIIPHHZY Davy Jone's Locker May 23, 1975 Dear Mr WT1ght, Just a note to let you know about your former class of 1953 They are experlmentlng w1th an underwater colony wh1ch mlght be of untold value 1n the event that the earth should become covered wlth dangerous atomlc T3d1atlOD Thlngs are really bubbllng down there Jay Allen lS a Shakesperlan actor 1D a local playhouse and may currently be seen 1n nNeptune's Nlneth Naughty Nud16SH co starrlng Martha Mermald Harry Ballantyne 15 a ChSmlCa1 englneer analyz1ng octopus fluld for a h1gh grade no leak underwater lnk Margaret Bartlett 1S an entertalner maklng monkey faces for home made mOV18S She 1S very successful and makes top money 1n her profession Many Closson Whlte and Chet are T31SlHg an army to defend our wonderful colony, 'Davy Jone's Locker W Ray Cracraft 15 a pearl d1ver In h1s spare t1me he 1S busy digging Swlmmlng pool for h1s pet whale One of our best o1l COmp8D1eS 1S owned by larry Derry H15 research experts are d1scover1ng O11 1n untold quant1t1es on the ocean floor Jun1or Evans takes tour1sts back and forth from the Un1ted States to the underwater colony lh h1s super sub Floella Gardner 15 a teacher Rlght now she 1S teachlng a school of flSh how to multlply Darlene Helde 1S marr1ed to J1m Eur1tt and 1S his prlvate secretary Mary Hlgdon Seeley cooks 1n Jim's restaurant They are raising little See ley weeds Mary Fanella H111 is a nurse and is dO1ng research on nutr1t1onal value of seaweeds for salads Esta Hill Helton is the model housew1fe Her husband has transferred from rallroads to subs and 1S an agent at Grand Central Station here A bachelor farmer who has made quite a name for hlmS61f 1S of course Arlen Hughes He 1S experlmenting with chemlcal 8gF1CU1tUTE on the ocean floor and w1th all types of anlmals in h1s completely enclosed glass stables Larry Kaestner 18 an insurance salesman His most popular po11cy lnsures people against home wreckage by stray gulded m1ssles or reckless sub drivers 71 . . o . . . . . . . . . - . .. . - -- . . . . . . . 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John Marsh 1S t9St1Hg water te peratures 1D var1ous part of the ocean for people who need a change 1D Cl1m8t6 Marena M1dporden 13 the head nurse 1D a new f1ve floor CllH1C devoted to people who suffer from S63SlCkD8SS Charles M1ller 15 the f1nanc1er of our exper1mental colony He made hlS money wash1ng cars, he's now clean1ng barnacles off of subs Robert MOTtlWOFG lS 1D charge of our electron1cs and Tad1O commun1cat1ons w1th the U S He taps electr1c eels for h1s e1ECtTlCal power Currently playlng 1n the NFloat1ng Palacen 15 Larry M1tchell and h1s Jazz band He, of course, lS the solo1st Myrna Omstead 15 marr1ed to Russell MOFT1S She lS also hostess and propr1etor of a newly constructed art 1HSt1tUte Kay Reynard 15 a nurse One of her patlents has hydrophobla He was b1ttSH by a f1sh J1m Seeley 15 owner and operater of a cafe They serve 1mported foods namely, land an1mals You can get whaleburgers, sharkburgers and baracudaburgers J1m S11Sby T31S6S and tT3lHS sea-horses Gary Sllver 1S a mGCh3HlC He refuels subs and retunes the1r motors after each tr1p He also f1XeS leaky radlators Mary Ellen Snethen S1lV9F lS Fa1SlHg the1r H1 Ho WhlCh keeps her very bu y The whole class tW1H sons, Sterl1ng and has been lHVltGd to a shower for L1ttle Tarn1sh on June jrd D1ck TWltO lS Commander 1U Chlef of the Salt Water F1y1ng FlSh Cadets Betty lou Warner lS head of the HJU1C8n Harp mus1c conservatory She 15 at present teach1ng merma1ds to peel off scales Bob Natts 15 an up water dream homes H15 Coach ROb1DSOH who used colony Larry W11COXSOH lS one-man submar1ne H13 and COmlDg C1Vll eng1neer He 1S COHStFUCtlHg under b1ggest project, however, 13 the Pres1dent's mansnon to be our class sponsor, 15 now the PTSS1d8Ht of our an englneer He 15 chart1ng the ocean floor 1D h1s maps are amaz1ngly accurate Yvonne Wardrlp lS personal secretary to Pres1dent ROb1HSOH John Walden coaches a g1rl's Swlmmlng class at Merma1d Un1vers1ty As we are about to go on a exped1t1on I shall have to close for now Your old frlend, Zghlvgvdwn' L1ttle Joshua ,f ' u , 42 44:25. o ,.a 4 5 Qglug af :..:z'g,v: . 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'7 MASS HISHIRY we started to school 1D the new school bulldlng wlde eyed and scared to death Th1s was September l, l9hO Our class conswsted of John Evan Walden, Mary Jane Closson, Robert Maxwell MOFt1mOF8, Thomas Larry Mltchell, Merllyn Kay Reynard, John Arthur Marsh, Roberta lee Blxby, John Deeter, Gall Godfrey, Larry Kay Derry, Harry Clay Ballantyne, Dav1d Deaver Darlene Dunbar Margaret Godfrey, Harry Gray, Lo1s Harden, Rlchard Kelly, Margaret Lubsen, Marena Dolores Mldgorden, Myrna Marle Omstead, James Burnham Sllsby, and Katheryn Dolores Smlth We loved our teacher, Mlss Irene Bohnenblust Our boys started Out belng ornery by locklng the teacher out of the bathroom Glrls and boys allke played football l1ke pros especlally Mary Closson Merllyn was wlth us only a week because she was strlcken wlth pollo Mllk was passed around each day, and we thought lt a speclal treat when we got chocolate mllk we were dlsappolnted when enterlng flrst grade to flnd we were expected to go all day We found lt great fun to bulld houses especlally when the boys pounded the glrls thumbs It was so much fun to get lnto the lock rs and pretend we d1dn't know how to get out we were golned thls year by Bobby Bettls, Margaret Bartlett, Madolyn Noftsger, Lester MCAH1Ch, Vernon Godfrey, Bruce Halstead, Mary Ellen Jones, and Merllyn Reynard who regolned at the flrst of thls year Our teacher was Mlss Carpenter we drew 1D each day to form a C1FC18 for readlng and s1ng1ng we all enjoyed belng 1U the rhythm band expeclally when we could play the drum or the trlangle We advanced to the second floor wlth Mlss Marcella as our lovlng teacher and frlend, who alded us Wlth the agOH1SS of educatlon Bulldlng Indlan vlllages was one of our greatest Joys thls year we presented our adobe house, the prlde of the class to Margaret Bartlett who had been out of school because of whooplng cough we were all very pleased to present our mothers w1th a hand molded Indlan dlsh We had a regular attendance thls year 1n hopes that some day the Hpeace p1peU would be l1t and passed Bert Blxby had a bad tlme th1s year Each t1me whe was called on and d1dn't know the answer she would cry, whlch provoked Mlss Marcella so much she locked her 1n the closet Shelby McDan1el, Jerry Faulk, Don Monroe Faye Denton, and Bob Watts became fellow lnmates we lost Gayle Godfrey, Jay Allen, and Jerry Faulk who left us for greener pastures We all felt llke adults thls year returnlng home Wlth the odor of Mrs Key's perfume game that struck our fancy was WWho's afrald of the Blg Bad Wolf2 Our danclng talents developed thls year when we danced 1n costume for our parents Marena Mldgorden left us to l1ve 1U Callfornla we marched dlfference 1n plague of the room Robert Our hearts on to the fourth grade Mlss Iester astounded us th.s y ar by teachlng us the day and nlght Cas 1f we d1dn't all ready know, Home run problems were the class, though we soon forgot about lt when we made 1ce cream 1D the ganltors Mortlmore regolned our happy class were slmply broken when are Mrs Gorsuch the flfth grade teacher was forced to leave us because she lacked one credlt, but we were dellghted Q05 when we got to know our new teacher, Mrs Campbell we all turned muslclans fh1S year by presentlng the opera UTom Sawyern to the publlc w1th the slxth grade we became aware of the opooslte sex th1s year by EOIHZ steady note passlng, and s1tt1ng 1D the tower wlth our faVOT1t6S The popular couples were Don and Mary, Margaret and Larry D and also John Walden, and Kay and Bobby Nelta Kllne, Phlllp Kllne, Genelva Betts, Ray Cracraft, and Bonnle Whlte JO1H6d us th1s year In the slxth grade we were the blg wheels 1n more ways then one we started b1g hlgh gumplng fad, were the flrst to work ln the manual arts shop, and put on a puppet show WPeter and the Wolfn to earn money for the graduatlng class Slxth grade Sklp day cllmaxed the year by golng 1n the new school bus for a fleld trlp, to N W M State Teachers College where we toured the college and the convent and monastery at t tonceptlon Junctlon Tommy Allen, Glenda Turpln, and Betty Lou Warner Jolned our happy trlbe 73 A a o .. 2 , g o o g , 0 0 . e . . 0 0 o c e ' , a c a 0 . . , 0 0 Q . A 4 o Q 0 1 Q . . - 0 0 ' . Q 0 0 . . Q . . ' . - ,Q ' ' Q o 4 0 , . . .. . . . . .. ' . 0 1 I . . . . . eos , 1 - . .'. . . l The name of L.H.S. came alive as we entered 7th and 8th grade as Demons. Our teachers loved us. Madolyn had her nose in a circle at the blackboard when she wasn't getting hit on the head with a ruler. Cheerleaders this year were Myrna, Marena, Joyce and Jill. In the eighth grade they were Myrna, Marena, along with Louita and Pauline.Wg were excited when our cheerleaders got new red and white satin jackets. Margaret had her mouth taped and Mr. MacDonald slapped Chuck Miller so hard his head bounced against the wall. By the way what happened to the committee of two that were going to swipe Mrs. Del De's leather strap? Mrs. Wheeler made one large mistake. She would put one person in the Hcoolern and while they were turned into ice-cubes reading encyclopedias she would forget she had anyone in there and put several others in and then the party was on. The girls started wearing lipstick this year and those who put it on dark were considered bold. A few new faces were added in Jr. High, Chuck Miller, Loretta Wion, Larry Wilcoxson, Dick Twito, Larry Davis, Larry Kaestner. we lost Don Monroe. We entered High School thinking we were the big wheels, but we found we were only spokes. We were joined this year by Burton Brown, Audry Phillips, Fanella Hill, Esta Hill, Junior Evans, Donald Keith, Marilyn Taylor, Jay Allen, Darrel Childers, Ina Lou Snethen, Delorus Smith, Carolyn Elston, Donna Driskill, Floella Gardner, Darlene Heide, Beth Snethen, Mary Ellen Snethen and Yvonne Wardrip. Myrna took up farming this year and found the difference between a hay stack and a straw stack from her crush of the year Gene White. Those who served at the Jr. Sr. Banquet this year were John Walden and Kay Reynard, hatchecks, Mary Closson, Margaret Bartlett, M rna Omstead, and Beth Snethen, waitresses Larry Mitchell, Bob Watts, Tom Allen, and Larry Wilcoxson as waiters. Another year rolled around and we entered the tenth grade. we had rare times in Biology this year with General Swanson as ourinstructer . Some of the boys flipped coins to decide Whether the answers were true or false. New members this year were Curtis Brotherton, Jessica Cheasbro, and Donald Cook. Glenda Turpin one of our classmates was stricken with polio soon after school started. Our one thrill of the year was getting to decorate for commencement. we found our Junior year a busy one. We worked very hard on our Jr. Sr. Banquet, Gay Paree. All Juniors combined talents and spent many hours painting our backdrop. Many DSW F0maHCSS blossomed and suddenly died. Larry Mitchell fthe ice-pickj who was to Ellfe the 106'-bI'6ak9I'S, arrived seconds before he was to give his Speech. We had many swell times this year when we took the Bluegrass Conference in football and track. The big game of the season was with Osceola when we won 27 to l2. HDon't Take My Pennyn our class play was a big success. love was in bloom this vaar when Mvrna and Russ became engaged. Many other couples are Darlene and Jim, Margaret and Jim, Ray and Maribelle, Jay and Aletha Rae, Mary and Chet, Larry and Gretchen, Mary and Jim, Larry W. and Marie, Chuck and Betty Jobe, John and Charlotte, and Gary and Mary Ellen. We're Seniors now and are very proud of it. Our only new member this year is Arlen Hughes. Diamonds are in style this year. Those in the fashion parade are: Beth, Darlene, M rna, Mary Ellen, and Esta who wears another band with hers. The class play WFather Was a Housewifen was a howling success. Many long hours have been spent to make our annual a success. And we the Senior class are very proud of its staff. 1031? IEIQIES BUUSHRS Wilber Prall..Insurance lamoni, Iowa Kellerton Insurance Agency Ab and Rohma Allen Kellerton, Iowa Cottage Cafe Dail and Alzina Pollard, Prop. Pleasanton, Iowa White Insurance Agency Insurance and Real Estate Lamoni, Iowa You'l1 find that added nutrition In our Whole Wheat Products Lamoni Bakery, Lamoni, Iowa Congratulations Seniors CONDIT'S, Iamoni, Iowa SEE PROPST THE SOLE DOCTOR THE TOGGERY Ready-to-wear Lamoni, Iowa Shop K J. Emmett Leeper, Agent All kinds of Insurance Pleasanton, Iowa Ms.J.E.Smth Corner Grocery Phillips 66 Ser vice Station One stop for all your needs V. K Pleasanton Supply General Merchandise Pleasanton, Iowa G. W. Johnson and Son, Jewelers Oldest Business Firm in Decatur County, Lamoni, Iowa Bring your Date And go for a skate Hanaco Roller Rink leon, Iowa Congratulations Seniors Compliments of Lamoni Mayor Eagleville Locker Processing and slaughtering Eagleville, Missouri Eat at the City Cafe Davis City, Iowa 1 'ilghns if , sf 6 MM' 4rN '7 '- ' ?' of ' 4 CME DAR IH ..-.11 .-1 - Knock as you enter Not as you leave. I November 5 So MDETVI 'S School opened FB3 Lamoni vs. Humeston CHD FB5 Lamoni vs. Seymore CTD 9' Senior pictures taken FB3 Lamoni vs. Mt. Ayr CHD A SC Program les Hershey FBg Lamoni vs. Mt. Ayr CTD 49 Jr. High FB5 Lamoni vs. Mt. Ayr Jr. High FB5 Lamoni vs. Osceola CHD CHD FB3 Lamoni vs. Bedford F.H.A. initiation Jr. High FB5 Lamoni vs. leon CH SC Program Dr. Kurt Singer HOM COMING GAM Lamoni vs. Corydon CHD Jr. High Lamoni vs. Osceola TD FB5 Lamoni vs. Lenox CTD Marching Band Contest at Creston Jr. High FB3 Lamoni vs. Mt. Ayr CTD Workday FB3 Lamoni vs. Osceola CTD I.S.E.A. no school I.S.E.A. no school Bluegrass Conference Jambor Jr. Class Play SC Program Lloyd Collins BB3 Lamoni vs. Humeston CHD Thanksgiving vacation BBg Lamoni vs. Mt. Ayr CHD BB3 Lamoni vs. Bethany CTD Jr. High BB3 Lamoni vs. leon CH BB3 Lamoni vs. Corydon CHD Jr. High BB3 Lamoni vs. Kellerto Christmas Cantata F.H.A. Christmas Banquet BB5 Lamoni vs. Bedford CTD Faculty Party BB3 Lamoni vs. Osceola CTD Christmas vacation begins H Q 15 Congratulations Seniors Warren A Marpe xx, X . JANUARY 6 B.B.: Lamoni vs. G. GroveCHj 7 Picture Taking Day 8 B.Bs Jr. Hi vs. G. GroveCHj 9 B.B.: lamoni vs. BedfordCHD 13-17 County Tournament 22 B.B.: Lamoni Jr.Hi vs.Garden 23 End of First Semester 27 B.B.: Lamoni vs. leonCHJ 28 Mr. Petty speaks to assembly 31 B.B.: Lamoni vs. Osceola FEBRUARY 3 B.B.: Lamoni vs. Seymour 6 B.B.: Lamoni vs. Corydon 9 Ben Ferrier-S.C. Program 10 B.B.: Lamoni vs. leonCTQ 12 F.H.A. Friendship Box -20--One Act Plays Sectional B.B. Tournament Lamoni vs. Mt. Ayr 27 All School Party 19 20 MARCH 9 Band and Music Specialty..G.GroVe Blue Grass Music Festival Bogardus . .S. C. Program 20 F.F.A. Father-Son Banquet Career Day at leon 13 16 27 28 State Indoor Track Meet 30 I.S.E.A. District Meetingfno school? APRIL 3 Good Friday Qno schoolj 6 Easter Vacation 9-10 Spring Music Concert ll Valley Relays-Des Moines 13 County Music Festival 17 Terry Golden S.C. Program 21 Ottumwas Relays 23-2h Senior Class Play MAY 1. State Music Contest large groups Iibby Jones S.C. Program 2 Grinnell Relays S Blue Grass Track Conference 8-9 District Track Conference 15 9th. grade party 16 State Track Meet..Ames 22 Junior-Senior Banquet 2h Baccalaureate 29 Commencement Bef0re.MISS 23 26 Athletic Banquet.Chronicle sponsors Music contest for small groups , f X X-5 After-MRS. 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