Laurel High School - Laurelite Yearbook (Laurel, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1948 volume:

1 s Ln, Ff mf: 1 3 .f f L :lg N: : L,- JA fiffgxxifx 1 +5 X f Q 1 I KWH?-41-Q-a:1g,:L pf 661. :fl-:Xu E. 2.5 C ta X xifC5:f- A ffj- -lgfx - '- .XA-M5752 v I. ' Q fw I-MX 63.31. f:Ew!' rf, f Mai. 114 ?f 1 -1 .. I 21 I 'F Aff, I F-fi M7 K x Z X- 5Xfi!.z.'C'47x- I Ns LAURELITE To the rnemory of Miss Florence Paul, who taught in the Laurel School for fifteen years, we, the Senior Class of 1948, dedicate this book. Miss Paul passed a.- way October 3, 1947, but she will live in our memories forever. Ffxcuury f uae V MEET ,,.,-9-5 N1 Oo NOT D851 uma SUPT JOHN CRAVEN MISS BERTHA NEWELL General Sehnea Mathematics Ag riculturo Typing MR, WESLEY BADDELEY MISS ETHEL KITER Socill sflldill English Mlnull Training Home Economicu Athletic! r uf .l -:G FYXL' KX Q X - 'x fl fb 'f'L',-f .rw,7 M ' .1P4Nfn,4-1,1 A ,XX ffri ,,. Q, I , 4.5. r ' 1.1 .' ' 'I I ' 2.1 L ' mf 4.-vu . 9'-' 'Q 'Vw EUNICE ROUTH FLOYD CAMPBELL MARY RUNNER N R Sebodpapar 3 L 4 GlasClub l Basketball I Z Glaa Club l Basketball lib Annual Sta!! 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Baleball l Z L 3 4 I.. I Z 3 4 Schoolpapar l 4 F H Operatta I Annual Sta!! 4 Henry s Hired Aunt 3 Sec Henry s Hired Aunt 3 I Operetta l The Campbells Are cornlng 4 DELORE5 LUKEHART BERNARD KLAUENBERG LOLA BROWN Band l Z 3 4 Glee Club l Operetta Band l Glen Club Z Annual Sta!! Band l 2.3 4 Glee Club I Basket l Basketball 3 Schoolpaper l 4 4 Vice President Z The Camp ball 3 4 Schoolpaper l 4 Annual Pep Band 4 Annual Sta!! 4 bells are Coming 4 Sta!! 4 Henry s Hired Aunt 3 Henry s Hired Aunt 3 Sec Operetta I The Campbells Are Trean 4 President l 3 The Camp Coming 4 bells Are Corning 4 l F ' 1,2 l' s , 4. - Sn, 1' : a n I 0 I I r I I . , u 1- , H n , , v I . v n v I . 1 . n l . - . 42 . .A. 5 g ' g , .. . u , I . . . .. A 1'5 ii?-X T' . Q- Q X il wig!! 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MAR LEEN ME YERb Band l 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Z 3 4 Pep Band 4 Schoolpaper l 4 Instrumental Solo 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Operetta 1 Henry s Hired Aunt 3 Vice President 4 The Campbells Are Coming 4 Q. DOLORES JOHNSON Band l,Z,3, Glee Club l, Basketball l,Z, Schoolpaper 4, Annual Staff 4 Here Comes Charlie 4 Vlce Pres. I, Sect Trees. 3, President 4, Operetta l ' The Campbells Are Com mg 4 ff D Y - VM' h ,, - ' 'ww . . 1' W ' ' , I ,W V I ' Q ' ' 1 , ' -D ' few'-'IPA 1 , ' ' J ,K ' f . -- A . I A 4 , I If I V' f,,'8i7 LJ ff , A-I 3 X . V , ' 'V x f My ' , 4 . t ,r I i 4 A ,,,,, ,, ' A 'N V , I . 0 ' , . - ' - I , .. , . K V -. V Q 4 . , , -wi sz ., v -,g-.aww ' 4 ' - , fx - ' 5 . . . . 1'V,5-gk. ' ' of Wff . A . - ' if 1 ' I - v if - Q , 4 . : ,, g M - A I , .. Vi ,V .. U A 4' I I ' . V , , A' ' ' MARY HELEN ERVKN Glas Club l 2,3,4 School paper 4 Annual Sta!! 4 Operetta l Musical Read ln 3 1 f'?'f?'MW'W'QY9fF'?' Aagww DELL TOEDT Band l Z 3 4 Glee Club 12, 3 4 Boy s Quartette l 4 Mix ed Quartette 4 Vocal Solo l Z, 3 4 Pep Band 4 Operetta 1 Baseball l L Z 3 4 Balketball l Z L 3 4 An nual Staff 3 4 School paper l Grandad Meets A Pal 3 Henry s Hired Aunt 3 Preal dent 2 The Campbells Are Coming X gi Bernard Mary Dell Edward Beverly Helen Eunice Harriett Floyd Delores L Lola john Marleen Dolores j 15 Kathleen -QU- BEVERLY WILLIAMS Band l Z 3 Glee Club l.3 4 Schoolpaper l 4 Operetta l Henry s Hired Aunt 3 Annual Staff 4 fix ...qua 1 ,, 4 ,, 1 ,, .1 ! Q J A .IL bf ' f ,-4 5' fl. ' 4 If z L' ' WF . . : - . . . f , . . . : . : : ' I - I I I I : .- ll I I 5 Il S : g . . : : z . . 1 : ' 4. ' .:,' 3 gz' ' ' . .flyer ---- Q' , - Q-. Aa. A j ew , Q 4. K M, + n L J if 1 f to v'-- 1 .Q . 5 ...e Y E ,Elie ,,.. a W . E 1 i I Ii, 4 7 1. z. 3. 1 4. L 5. 6. 7. W a. E 9. 10. . W' ll, L 4 12, 13, 14. . SI' NIOR CI ASS IIISIOIQY Thts IS an eplc of a herotc group who fought the battle of grade sr hoo! and high school and emerged vxctorlous Whlther they are gotng rt mama a deep mystery Little johnme Bloom and twenty two other little Cherubs Harold Arnaman Gtlbert Beye Bonnle Brown Donald Clxne Mary Helen F ry tn Fugene Farr Louise Halyerson Delores I ukehart Delmar Paul e ry I hxpps Mary Runner Dlclue bharer jactlyn btarns Dell Charles Toedt Doris Vande Kamp Lester Wehrman Harr1ettWest Beyerly Wtlllam'-. Fdward W1-.ggrhctf Darlene Klass Donald Ney ms and Burley Roberts unsuspectmgly cltmbcd the eleven steps to the kindergarten room where they were cudelcd by a smtlxnp but fearful Mtss Phyllis Norman The monotony of the year was broken by the arrtyal of Gene Smith Brown Louise Halverson Donald Clme and Lester Wehrman left leaung room for Glortenne johnson Edgar Moore Mary I ou Burnett and Donald Howard to jom the brood When they moved tnto the second and third grade room they were met by Miss Ruth West Patrtcla Ankrum Lola Brown Mary Lou Halley and Helen Fatrcloth jomed the ranks Dxckle Sharer and Jac tlyrn Starns did not yotn them In thtrd grade Robe rt Carey Marvtn Moore Janet Schmtdt enrolled and Bonnte Brown returned after attednlng school at Melbourne Harold A rnaman and Dorts Mae VandeKamp dld not return They were headed through fourth grade by Hazel Wtnters The new members were Marleen Meyers Irene Freese john Roberts and Wayne Bart lett Patrlcla Ankrum Donald Howard Edgar Moore Robert Carey and Glorlenne johnson were absent from the roll That was the year that some of the most prominent members got bored and played hooky The spanktngs next day relieved the monotony but tn-lured their constitutions The fifth grade teacher was Anges Bleeker They noticed a decrease in the enrollment as Bonme Brown Mary Lou Burnett Helen jane Falrcloth Eugene Farr Delmar Paul and Donald Ney Ins dropped from the roll Dean Wllson was the only new member In the sixth grade Kenneth Maulsby and Darrell De Wttt yomed the class Gene Smith and Dean Wtlson left them The girls begtnnmg to show womanly tratts began sneaktng hpsttck to school bemg very careful to wash off all traces before they returned home Bernard Klauenbe rg added constderable male interest to the class when he jotned tn sew enth grade The vacancy left by Irene Freese was filled by joy Martm. I - , I .- , . . .j r Y J ' . n l. 'lr ' -lu f 'I l ' l ' The next year Miss Leona Munson tucked them under her w-ing. Bonnie ' . , . ' A n U. I I ' 4 I O ' - I P I ,I . ' . ' I 1 Y 9 . . I I I v . ' I . . I 9 - f I 'l I . ' . . . ' . ' I Their enrollment remamed the same ln the eighth as they lost joy Martin and john Roberts and gained Floyd Campbell and Emory Wunn The courageous little troop was guided through junior high by Miss jansonious Miss Ratllff Miss Dethmers Mrs Henry and Mrs Irma Paul The nxnth grade found them elevated to the sacred portals of the fresh man assembly the ultimate for whrch they had ardently yearned for years Through the1r many capers they caused many a teacher s head to ache Burley Roberts failed to Jom them and Delores johnson was the only new member of the class After washxng the steps wlth tooth brushes and pushing omons across the gyrn floor they became full fledged members of the Hlgh School They were very glad to be consrdered members of the tnstltutzon but concealed thls fact from their upper classmen In their tenth year Maxme Groff and Kathleen Johnston jomed them Wayne Bartlett and Darlene Klass dropped from the roll The helghth of their activities in their Junior year was the junior Senior Banquet which they sponsored for the seniors at Younkers Tea Room in Des Momes April 19 Emory Wunn Darrell De Witt Manne Groff left the class Gene Smith jomed them for a short time and then moved to Des Momes On September l 1947 the class of 48 came back to school acutely Q ware that they were the seniors, a group not to be tampered with by the rest the fellow clas smen The only new member was Eunice Routh S M.. 'Q- df fab- SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY 1948 Come on m, folks You re just in txme to hear lohn s Da1 X S pper Chat on Station LHS He gained experience in speakmg while attempting to keep the teachers off the lesson subjects during his hugh school days and quite successfully too Listen here's john Bloom and the latest news Flash New York New York Madame Helen Erwm the famous mathemat1c1an announces the completion of the new revised edltlon of her geometry book In It she gives the slmphfled version of how to prove that one perpendicular b1 sector of the quadratic arc of an mscribed nonagon in a circle is equal to the greater part of the congruency of two equllate ral trapezolds She has been try mg to prove thus theorem smce her hlgh school days at Laurel Iowa Mlss Eunice Routh has at last perfected her Ultra Super Sonic Atomlc Bomb permanent The secret of her permanent IS not yet generally known but Miss Routh commented that after one permanent you won t have to worry about your hair anymore Marleen Meyers the well known concert pianist today returned from her first coast to coast tour While in Missouri she played a duet with the former U S President Harry S Truman Marleen stated that this is to be her last as well as her first tour as she will soon marry Clem Cudduddle hlpper and plans to spend a quiet secluded life ln the hills of jasper County Iowas near her home town Flash Floyd Campbell has just dropped anchor in Chesapeake Bay after com pletmg the f1rst non stop trip around the world in a G M C truck equipped with pontoons He got his experience by drlvmg through creeks gopher mounds and grader ditches with h1s Z9 Chevy wh1le stlll a youth Mr and Mrs Chester Runner of this city have announced the approach mg marriage of thelr daughter Mary to Mr Milton Morganthau jr Multi millionaire from Memphis Maine Mary stated You can t buy happiness with money but you sure can buy the kind of mlsery you ltke best The glorious stage production of Girglmg Gertle from Blze rte starrmg the glamorous M1ss LaRue formerly Harriett West has closed after three successful years on Broadway She w1ll leave next week for Reno Nevada, where she plans to dworce her husband and publicity agent Pierre Brown Miss LaRue w1ll then go to Hollywood where she plans to contmue her brilliant career -- . 9 , . . . , . . 1 u . . . . . . . . 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H . - - on . . - I I O I . . . . 1 . . - n . . - bemor Class Prophecy cont d Mr Bernard Klauenbe rg the man who saved the world from rum in World War III has announced hls candidancy as senator from Iowa He running on the Polygomist ticket and firmly believes that a man should have as many wu es as he can support He believes this to be a suitable punish ment for a wealthy man Following his opening campaign speech he ac credited his beautiful elocutton to early practices in speaking before his English class in high school Beverly Williams has perfected her Blanklty Blank Duplicator Every thing is done by hand Miss Williams admits it takes a little longer but she has receued so much enjoyment by running it that she is confident sales will leap when others discover the thrill Delores Lukehart has just advanced to the position of head trombone greaser for Tommy Dorsey s Orchestra She has spent many years per fecting her technique for this delicate operation She acquired much of her knowledge while serving as first trombontst in the Laurel High School Band She said The most difficult part of this Job was trying to find a left handed oil can Dell Toedt has expanded his shoe shine busmess and entered into a partnership withj P Morgan the eminent wall street broker Dell started patent on his deluxe shoe brush which he fashioned after the stiff bristles of his own hair johnny the busmess manager for Phillip Morris Cigarettes has announced his company has at last succeeded in signing Lola Brown to write the script for their radio program It Pays to be Ignorant Miss Brown s dry wit has proven to be very popular with the listeners of Red Skelton s Scrapbook of Satire and other popular comedy shows Flash This is a bulletin hot off the wires in our newsroom The secret is revealed Mrs Penelope Anthonly the popular editor of the Chicago Tribune s Advice to the Love Lorn Column is none other than Miss Kathleen Johnston a former classmate of mine Mrs Anthony no doubt takes her excellent advice from the outcomes of her many romances in high school Supt john D Craven has pulled through his second brain operation per formed by the famous bralnologist Mrs Edward Wisgerhof the former Dolores johnson The first operation would have been successful but she left a sponge inside Couldn't be that she s trying to help her husband in his business could uv 9 9 '7 This program was sponsored by Edward s Mortuary at 1313 Casket Avenue Mr Wisgerhof started his brgllqant career as a doctor but found bus mess dead S0 he came a morticxan He d like to have his former classmates drop in on him just call 002 LATE for immediate service. ' ' f ' 5 I I . . , ' ' , is , 0 . . . . ' - . . . . . . .. li 9 . . . ,. . . . . . . I I - ' 'U . ' . o Q 9 . ' Q his career by using his head--as a brush. A few months ago he obtained a . ' . . . . . , . . . . . ' ' ' ll fl ' I ' I O ' ' ll l ' Ol . . . . . . . . . . , . U U I a u Q QQ l - if ' . I . I I I , . . . . . . - . . i I . 9 . . . Q9 . . , . . . U O ' I o 4 I . . . O ' ' Q - -- I SENIOR Cl ASS WILL. We the Class of 1948 of Laurel Consolidated Hugh School of the County of Marshall and of the State of Iowa being of sound mmd and body after four strenuous years do hereby make publxsh and declare this as our last and best testament hereby rex okmg all former wills bequests and dey lces of whatever nature of form heretofore made by us I Bernard Klaunberg wall my curly hanr and shy quiet manner to ohn Hoop I Beverly Wtlllams will my glggle and ambttton to become a dietitian to lm Paul I ohn Bloom will my wit and intense love for referees to Marvln Ptlle To Cliff Ryner I Helen Ervin will my qulet studtous manner I Delores Lukehart leave my Job on lunch program and class rmg to Kathleen Ryner I hope you have better luck with the rung than I dtd Lola Brown will my snappy comebacks and frankness to Glen Lafrenz Floyd Campbell bequeath my posttton on the baseball team to Marvm Ptlle Harriett West w1ll my perfect attendance record and muslcal abxhty to Cliff Ryner To Vtrgtma Howard I Mary Runner leave my ability to argue even though I don t have a point and my basketball record I Dell Toedt will my gtft of gab and my baseball record to Charles Erwin I Marleen Meyers will to Bonnle Brown my ability to explam somethmg to the teachers and then convmce them I m rlght I Eunice Routh wlll my cheerleading problems and ready smtle to Vlrgmla Howard I Dolores johnson bequeath my good dtsposttton and abxllty to keep a steady boy fr1end to Kathleen Ryner I Ed Wlsgerhof will my scholastlc ablltty and soft spoken words to jim Paul Entire senior class will the1r lndustrlous manner fwhen they feel industrious to all Junlors ' v . . ' . J J' - ' J v . . . . . , I . t . . , . u I, , . I, Kathleen Johnston, will my typewriter and vivacity to Anita Mann, I, , . . . L . y . . . . . . . ' , , . . ' , . I , . . X03 QLKPN,-4 ffff' . 'i':' President Charles Ervu ln Vice President john Hoop Secretary vlrglflld Howard Treasure Marvln Pllle Reporter V1rgm1a Howard The first big event oi the year was presentmg our play He re Comes Charlie under the dxrectlon of Miss Koster Jumons Bomuz Bnown crumL.ms mnylm jo:-:N Hoop vmcmul nowmm cu-:NN x.Ar-gzuz ANITA MANN JALJES PAUL MARVIN PILLE CLIFFORD RYNER KATHLEEN RYNER On September 5 we recelved our class rings which we had orde red vs hen we were ln the sophomore class We had a grand tlme showmg them off to the rest of the high school We sold popcorn apples candy and pop at the basketball games to earn money for the junior Semor Banquet which was held at Stones Restauram on April 16 MENU Sherbet Baked Ham Whtpped Potatoes Scalloped Corn Rolls Coffee or Milk Pear and stuffed prune salad PROGRAM Welcome Response Song Prophecy Plano Solo Toast to faculty Sponsor Wxll Cornet Solo Charles Ervu In Dolore s johnson Mlxed Quartet Bonnie Brown janlce Upah john Bloom Mr Baddley john Hoop jack Toedt . . . v .. p . . 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Toast to senior class- - - - - Anita Mann SO PHOMOR ES COLLEEN BARTLETT VIRGINIA BENSKIN BEVERLY BLOOM LESTER CAMPBELL DOROTHY ERVIN BETTY GREEN LOUSE HALVERSON CLYDE LUKEHART AMELIA MAYTAG AUDREY PAUL CLASS OFFICERS Pres Betty Green Vice Pres Lester RAPHEAL PILLE Campbell Donn-nr wxscrsnuox-' Sec y and Treas BU-1-WUNN Bill Wunn Sponsor Miss Newell After surviving our freshman year, especially initiation our class journeyed on to become sophomores The highlight of our year as lt is to every sophomore class was having the freshmen dress up backwards and gwmg them the usual punishment They had a scavenger hunt and various other games We all enjoyed the return party and wish to thank the freshmen for a good time The sophomores largely attend all the extra actn ities offered We find Dorthy Wlsgerhof Beverly Bloom Colleen Bartlett Louise Halverson Audrey Paul and Amelia Maytag Boys Rapheal Pille Lester Campbell and Bill Wunn Glee Club Amelia Maytag Colleen Bartlett Virginia Benskm Audrey Paul Louise Halverson Dorothy Ervin Dorthy Wisgerhof Beverly Bloom and Betty Green Baseball Lester Campbell B111 Wunn Raphea1P1l1e and Clyde Lukehart Band Beverly Bloom Amelia Maytag Audrey Paul and Colleen Bartlett After completing our first two years in hlgh school we are looking forward to our Junior year and are anticipating our Junior class play and junior senior banquet I -1 o 0 o u 1 ' ll IQ ' ' ' the following out for various activities. Basketballg Girlsg Virginia Benskin, ' 1 s 1 . ' 1 V . I . I . 9 I D : I . I 1 FRESHMAN LUCILLE BROWN BEVERLY 1-:IBS PATTY ESMEYER FREDRICK FERGUSON JANET INGRAHAM KENNETH MULLER ARDITH PAUL NANCY RYNER .JAMES SHIVELY RICHARD SIETMANN CLASS OFFICERS Pres jack Toedt Vice Pres A rdnth Paul ANNABEL SMITH JACK 'ron-:DT 1.1-:nov WILLIADB Sec y and Treas Fredrick Ferguson Sponsor Miss Koster The year has passed very quickly for the freshman class of 1947 48 We regret the fact that Paul Ray s sname was dropped from the lxst We have gained none Freshman mltratxon went off better than was expected although the gurls looked like sheared sheep with thelr hair put mto pm curls The boys were dressed like women What wlth their dresses sllk stocklngs and ribbons they looked It We all had a grand time though In between mltiatlon and sophomore return party we took a llttle time out for a skatmg party at Forest Park. lt was sponsored by M1ss Koster and B111 Plppert. We were active ln sports and muslc. Those out for basketball are jack Toedt, Fritz Fe rguson. james Shlvely, and Rrchard Sletmann. The girls out were Nancy Ryner, Beverly Erbs, Patty Esmeyer, Lucille Brow n, and Ardxth Paul, jack, Frltz, and Richard were also on the baseball squad. janet Ingraham, Nancy Ryner, Patty Esmeyer, I..uc1lle Brown, and Beverly Erbs were tn glee club with janet also lh the sentette. We also produced a one act paly wxth the program that was gwen before the contest. It seemed to go off pretty well, -Y ix 3 ' Q F A 4 f 1 3 1 0 - 0 WUHM 4 k ,M ,4 'H A J. 3' T Q 5' WE A Z 'X 'B Wm, KINDERGAR TEN LARRY BARTLETT JUDY BROWN FRED FEHRMANN GLEN GALL MICHAEL KINDRED MICHAEL PAUL STEVEN PETERSON STUART PRESTON LOREN SCHNATHORST MICHAEL SHARER CAROL CAMPBELL GERALD CAMPBELL CHAR!-ENE VANDE KAMP Quo! pictured, FIRST GRADE GERALD ANDERSON JACKIE BAKER LYNDA CAMPBELL DOROTHY FERGUSON BONNIE HARRE PAUL MANN PATRICIA PAUL EMILY ROBERTS DOUGLAS sc:-uc:-:R LARRY SCHOLLENBARGER JOHNNY sum-1 RLGLN SPENCE VIOLET WOLF 5 rp I A ii Qs ,, if 'M ik .1 If 'watiifgisf-Tj j-- , .. i Q 1- . ? 2 LQ sig., .' Q X qv, II. I I 1 Q ,Y 3:.A k.,L , ik? 'if A 0 . , . , ,, . .Z J I ' r f., , r W2 ', his K 'aa . S5 is O wh s M Qu Q K wi 'ns g,f if. 'Q ff Q ww 'fs my Vw., .mfr XM, W .L L:.' V 'W KI Ep at Y. , If-r X , ,MP ss. L ,gx la A ' QE l ' ,, iq , W ,1, , - , f ff Q, K . , W 3 fx. if A fini f gig gay A -:iffy '35 A V 1 mm -an as 5. Y la, ,, nuff Q. , sf. if was X Q in., 4 J! X ? . Q K' 'Xl' , . , A 1 3 . Q mf H lain MISS VIOLA RETH FOURTH GRADE GARY ANDERSON DOLORES BAIER NANCY KAY BROWN HELEN EIBS DONNA ERWIN NORMA CAVELL KEITH ESMEYER EARL HARRE DICK PAUL VERL1: PAUL sAnrrA Pmasron LYNDA scx-moan NANCY wzznrz Jr-:AN wxscam-nor JERRY wrscmm-lor LARRY CAMPBELL FIFTH GRADE MARDELL BARTLETT SHIRLEY BUHROW MAURICE CAMPBELL DARRELL FERGUSON RICHARD FERGUSON TOMMY MEYERS JOYCE McALLISTER SANDRA PRESTON sf wha 4 c I ag ,X WANETA PRICE DARLENE RAY PAUL ROBERTS JACKIE SHARER GLEN SPENCE MAX THORSON jomm: 'roam pncxm CAMPBELL Mu vmnrm mmm SIXTH GRADE MAX BARTLETT mu: Esuzmn LARRY funn: mums Home Nmu..ll: mann-um JOHN Jormsrow DORIS LAVERTY SHARON LOUKS SAMMY McCLl1ERY THOMAS McMEEKIN DAVID PAUL RUSSELL PRICE ,IANET SCHAPER NELSON SMITH YVONNE WUNN SEVENTH GRADE ALICE BROWN a if ' QP. A Il 1 ,By 1 '- A , -4 'R 95 'f lb .Q ' Y'-I -.-if ' - 0 ww? 4 ur' .121 N ET W 'A ' 1 . Z ...qi F A ------H Mi ' I ' X. E X Y I 3 A 'df' Q if ' , . 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LD SFENCE MARJORIE CAVELL RUTH HOWARD MRS EI-IERT - .r.sxkx W ,. 4 ,, f-2-w n BASKETBALL Left to right back row Coach Bmddeley Amelia May-tag Beverly Eibbs Lola Brown Colleen Bartlett Bonnie Brown Louise Halverson Beverly Bloom Mn Blddolo I or y pau Front row Do:-thy Wllgerhof Virginia Bonuktn joan Paul Anita Mann Mary Runner Kathleen johnnton Nancy Ryner GIRLS BASKETBALL Laurel vs Rhodes We opened the basketball season with a victory Mary Runner In the forward court and Amta Mann in the guard court The scormg honors were evenly divided between Runner and Johnston wlth Z0 and 18 respectively Freshman Nancy Ryner playing her first game scored 8 polnts Laurel vs Ferguson With brilhant back court play the Laurel guards held the scrappy Ferguson sextet to only 30 points while the Laurel for wards rolled m 60 pomts. Runner took scormg honors with 41 points over Rho-des, on our home floor, with only two experienced players. l aurtl Nan Chu. Collecting our thlrd wln of the season we. defeated Van Clexc with a close half tlnxe score of Zl I9 lxcn though we lost Ben-.km and W1-ge rhof ua the foul route tn the second half we succeeded ln dcfeatmg tho. nm 47 to 35 Runner was hugh for the exenlng with 3Z Laurel xs LeGrand The fourth game on our home court found us meeting one of the county s strongest sextets LeGrand lt was one of the closest contests of the season but with excellent ball handling we managed to defeat them 37 to 35 Scormg honors went to Mary Runner wlth 18 points Laurel x s Montour The Laurel gtrls journeyed to Montour for their first game away from their home court The game ended Z3 to 36 Montour the -.lctors Laurel s scoring was evenly dn lded with Runner collecting 8 points and Johnston and Ryner each having 7 Laurel ss LaMo1lle Our second game away Laurel defeated LaMo1lle 31 to 19 ohnston was hugh scorer with 14 points The entire squad saw action as Wxsger hof Ryner and Runner fouled out Laurel ss Rhodes Traveling to Rhodes for our second mcounter w1th the sc rappy Rhodes sextet who were out to even the score as we had defeated them on our home court After a close hard fought game we were downed 31 to 33 half ttme score was 19 to 19 Laurel xs State Center In one of our better games of the season we were de feated by State Center The half time score was Z3 to 23 The game ended 43 to 47 We lost our entire back court Benskm Mann Paul and Wtsgerhof and a forward Ryner Mary Runner was high wlth 29 points Laurel vs LeGrand We next met LeGrand on thetr floor they were out for venge as we had defeated them earller tn the season on our home court We were defeated only after a hard fought game half time score was Z3 17 fmal score 37 to 26 Mary Runner was hugh with 19 Laurel vs Gilman We were caught off guard by Gilman and were tralllng behind at the half 23 to 20 But at the third quarter we had creeped ahead 4 polnts Gam ended with score of 40 to 32 ln our favor Runner was hlgh wtth Z4 pomts Johnston and Ryner each had 8 Laurel vs Green Mountatn We next came up agamst the strong Green Mountam Squad The score at the half was 18 to 19 ln Green Mountam s fax or We lost Runner but not until she had collected 20 points Johnston was next hlgh wtth 13 while Ryner had 9 We defeated them 42 to 38 Laurel vs Gilman Th1s tlme we had easter gomg with Gilman Half time score was 21 to 9 m our favor The game ended with us leadmg 38 to 27 Runner was high wlth 22 pomts Johnston and Ryner had 8 Laurel vs Van Cleve. We traveled to Van Cleve to win our 9th victory. Scormg honors were evenly dlvlded with the reserves getting to see a great deal of action. Runner was high w1th 24, Ryner next with 12 and Johnston collectmg 8, Brown 5, and Bartlett 4. C , . . . v- - . . 'II h - - . .J-n ' t- .- ,. . . , , K. . V. . . , , 5 - ' . ' .' . - . - u .' . . . r . . . . . . , . . I ' , , E u .. - ' f .......,.. - .mi-... ' u -- , . V .'. .. . . u - Q . j , - , - 1 n v . f . r ' - u ' n Q r . - ' - Q Q . . . o v v v o 1 n . Q . , ' ' re- . 1 v - 0 o . . I . . . n 1 Q 0 -. n . . . , . Y . ' ' ' . , Q 0 u 0 . . . . . . . . u o 11.1. .- 1.--1 . . . ' . o . . . 9 Q MARSHALL COUNTY TOURNAMENT MELBOURNE--Being unaccustomed to such a large floor and being unable to find the hoop, we were defeated by a scrappy Melbourne sextet. The half time score was 12-ll, losing Mann early in the first half. Johnston and Ryner each collected 7. Final score was 18 to 23. Laurel vs Green Mountain. Traveling to Green Mountain to be defeated by a scrappy sextet. The half tirne score was 15-13. Final score was 42-Z0. Johnston was high with 8 points. Brown and Bartlett saw much action. Laurel E I..aMoille Back on our home court we defeated LaMo1lle S3 to 3l Scoring honors were evenly divided with Runner and Johnston scoring 19 and 18 respectively Ryner collected 15 SECTIONAL TOURNALAENT AT GILMAN NEWBURG In the first round of the Sectional we defeated Newburg Half tune score was 2.7 to 16 Final score was 58 to 38 scoring honors went to Ryner and Runner collecting Z5 and ZZ respectively BAXTER In the second round we came up against the strong Jasper County Champions They defeated us only after a hard fought gaxne Half time score was 15 16 final score was 36 to 44 After defeating us they went on to take the Sectional Championship Ryner was high with Zl DUNBAR We returned to play Dunbar in the Consolation game With a close half time score Z0 to 14 we defeated Dunbar 43 to 36 Scoring honors were evenly divided between Runner Johnston and Ryner scoring 19 16 and 8 re spectlvely to win the Consolation Sectional Trophy Laurel vs Albion We ended the season by trouncing Albion all the reserves saw action Bartlett scored 34 points showing much promise as she still has Z years to play Final score was 49 32 3+ Ns. AA QM' JA Left to ight back o Floyde Campbell Leste Campbell Bill Wunn john Hoop Cliffo d Ryne Coach Baddeley F ont Row lohn Bloom Dell Toedt jim Paul jack Toedt Edward Wisge ho! BOY S BASKETBALL Laurel opened it s basketball season with 39 to 19 vlctory over Rhodes jack Toedt was hlgh scorer wxth 14 pomts on the short end of the score 36 to ZZ Dell Toedt collected 9 pomts Our 3rd home game of the year saw us take a 39 to Z7 victory over Van Clexe Ed Wxsgerhof rammed home 16 pomts for hugh honors of the evemng Le Grand came to our home court to take a hard fought game 39 to Z7 Laurel led at the half 18 to 15 but was edged ln the f1na1 mmutes jack Toedt hit IZ points Laruel journeyed to Montour to see a red hot Montour team pour mn 62 pomts to defeat ln 62 to Z5 Edward Wlsgerhof hit IZ for Laurel Our next game played at Lamoxlle saw us defeat them 47 to Z1 Dell Toedt collected Z0 polnts l' 1' WZ I 1' 1 u 1 Y F, . Y T . . 1 I 1 l' - I . . . . . Ferguson came to the home court for the next contest and we came out . . . . ' 1 I 1 0 We beat Rhodes in a hard fought game at Rhodes 3l to 29 on our next outing, john Bloom hit ll, Going to Le Grand December 9th we were defeated by 2 points, 36 to 33. Dell Toedt was out of the game with a sprained ankle. This game saw john Bloom hit 13 points. December 12th we went to Gilman and were defeated 35 to 25. Dell Toedt was high with nine points. Green Mountain came to the local floor to take a 47 to 17 defeat. Dell Toedt racked up 15 counters. We went back to Gilman a very cold team and collect but 2 points in the first half. The final score was 42 to 14. Dell Toedt, jack Toedt, john Bloom and Ed Wisgerhof all managed to score 3 points a piece. Laurel went to Van Cleve and shook off their cold streak as they tramp led Van Cleve 44 to 28 Dell Toedt collected 12 points Green Mountain was Laurel s next victim as they fell 44 to 35 Ed Wls gerhof took scoring honors with 13 points LaMo1lle fell to the Laurel Ouintette on the home floor 33 to l7 january 23rd High scorer was Dell Toedt with 16 points In the County tournament we drew Le Grand defending champions In a hard fought game which saw the total of 36 fouls called Laurel fell by the way side 55 to 34 Ed Wisgerhof dropped 12 points through the hoop while jim Paul and jack Toedt had 7 apiece We went to Newburg February l0th for a double header Wlfh the New burg boys The second team was defeated 23 to 17 B111 Wunn was high with 7 points and Charles Erwin stood out on defense The first team lost 42 to 35 after a close game A total of 42 fouls were called in a rough and tumble game Dell Toedt was high with 10 points Laurel took it s last scheduled game with Albion 37 to 24 Laurel led at the half 16 to 15 but left them in the last half Dell Toedt poked in 20 points Laurel took the first game of the sectional tournament from LaMoille 44 to 26 Dell Toedt was high with nine points while john Bloom and Cliff Ryner collected 8 apiece jack Toedt had seven jim Paul stood out on defense Albion beat us in the second round 59 to 44 Dell Toedt was high with 19 points With this game four seniors played their last game Ed Wtsgerhof John Bloom Floyd Campbell and Dell Toedt TOTAL SCORING Ed Wisgerhof john Hoop john Bloom 4 Les Campbell Dell Toedt 8 Bill Wunn jack Toedt Floyd Campbell ILP-YL wltswonru M ' ------- 116 ----- --- 40 jim Paul--- --------- 48 Cliff Ryner ------- --17 ----13 ----------1 3 ' ---------- 4 ----------l2Z ----- 2 1.25-3, WALSWORTH BROTHERS BASEBALL Left to right back ow Co ch Baddeley Charles E win Floyde Campbell Fredrick Fe guso john Bloom j hn Hoop Ed ard Wlsge hof Lester Campbell Dell Charles Toedt jim Paul jack Toedt Cliffo d Ryne BOY S BASEBALL Laurel opened it s first game of the season w1th Alb1on Dell bell on second Chff Ryner on thlrd john Bloom at short stop F Campbell ln left field jack Toedt In center field and Chuck Erwin 1n right fleld We beat Alblon ll to 3 Floyd collected 3 for 3 Bloom had 3 for 4 Dell and Frltz Ferguson pltched Our next game was wlth Van Cleve We beat them 15 to 0 Dell got a home run and a trlple Bloom got 2 trlples Toedt gave one hit and struck out 16 batters m 6 lnnlngs The next game was a 2 to Z t1e with Montour Chuck Erwm got a double Toedt gave 4 hits and struck out 18 batters Toedt pitching, Ed Wisgerhof catching, jim Paul at first, Les Camp- We went to the Sectional Tournament at Gilman and played Montour. We won 12 to 0. Chuck Erwin got a triple, a double and a single for 4 times up. Dell pitched for Laurel, The next game was with Ferguson. We beat them in a hard fought game Z to 1. jim Paul got on a single and went to third on jack's single and scored on Bloom's single. Dell pitched for Laurel. In the fuials we were matched against LeGrand Laurel jumped to an early lead on john s horne run Erwin singled Ed walked Dell tripled gave us a 3 to 0 lead Laurel guelled the last inning uprising LeGrand with Laurel one run ahead Z out and the bases loaded Les Campbell fielded a grounder for the last out and a victory for Laurel Laurel went to the district at Collins playing New Providence W won 12 to l Erwin had 4 hits Bloom had 3 jim Paul had Z F Campbell collected 1 out of 3 Dell pitched for Laurel giving 4 hits fanning 14 Laurel met Aplington in the second round Dell started the game and quit with a sore arm in the second inning and Bloom took over and pitched a fine game but lacked hitting support The final score was 3 to 5 in favor of Aplmgton Bloom struck out 6 men and gave 4 hits jim Paul got Z hits Hits At Bat Walks Batting Average Dell Toedt 450 Cliff Ryner 4 Les Campbell 000 Jack Toedt 087 Chuck Erwin jim Paul 350 john Bloom Floyd Campbell 4 Ed Wisgerhof Z0 Fritz. Ferguson 4 I M 13 il l MUSIC Tl-IE BAND First row freading clockwinl Marloen Moyers Audrey Paul joan Paul Ruth Ferguson Wanda Sletmann Paul Maytag jack Toodt Second row Amelia Maytag Colleen Bartlett Donald Spence james Horn Sammy McCleery Marjorie Cavell janet Brown Waneta Price Maurice Campbell Tommy Meyers Thurd row Dell Toedt Bonmw Brown Fredrick Ferguson james Shwely Richard Sxetmann Marvln Pllle Delores Lukehart A Upah Director Russell Price was not present when thus picture was taken The Laurel muslc groups have had quite an actwe season. Many of them took part in the sprmg contest of 1947 The prelimxnary contest, which was held at Nevada, saw Marilyn Brown,Harr1ett West, the gzrls sextette and the girls trxo receive second ratings on the1r vocal entrles Marllyn Brown also received a second on her cornet solo The band, under Mr Upah s d1rect1on, received a first ratmg as d1d Marleen Meyers with her piano solo These two entrants advanced to the state contest at Boone where both again were victorious. : -- . f Standing--Anita Mann, Lola Brown, Beverly Bloom, Claude Brown and Mr. D. . . . . . . , . , . , . . . . . . . . , . . . . . - . BOYS GLEE CLUB First ro Qleft to right, Clifford Ryner james Shively Marvin Pille john Bloom Richard Sletxnnnn Kenneth Muller Glen Lsfrenz Back row Mrs Doris Kvldera Leroy Williams Floyd Campbell jack Toedt james Paul Dell Toedt F ed ick Fe guson and Cha les E win The vocal groups with Mrs Kvidera at the helm furnished the music for seve ral programs during the year and the band helped cele brate several events during the summer There groups presented the following selections at the contest um 1948 Girls Sextette I Heard a Forest Praying and Were You There? Girls Glee Club Within a Dreaming Harbor and Dream Seller Boys Glee Club Wmter Song and De Gospel Tram tam Girls Trio Three Little Maids and Lift Thine Eyes Dell Toedt Baritone Three for jack and Tally Ho john Bloom Baritone Tell Me Not of a Loxely Lass and The Blind Plow man I-Iarr1ettWest Mezzo Sop The Rosary God Painted A Picture and I Love Life Marleen Meyers Piano The C Sharp Minor Prelude Concert Band Spic and Span Director s Choice and Washington Post Mixed Quartette: All in the April Evening and Climbing up the Moun- Above Mixed Quartet Dell Toedt Virginia Howard Harriett West Richard Sletmann Mrs Doris Kvidera GIRLS GLEE CLUB First row left to rxght Audrey Paul Amelia Maytag Marleen Meyers Helen Ervin, Dorothy Ervin, Betty Green, Virginia Howard Second row Beverly Bloom janet Ingraham Lucille Brown Patricia Esmoyer Nancy Ryner, Louise Halverson Beverly Wtlltams Back row Bonnie Brown, Beverly Elbl Harriett L West Colleen Bartlett Dorthy Wlsgerhof Virginia Benskln and Mrs Doris Kvxdera Below Girls Sextette Mrs Dons Kvidera Harriett West Bonnie Brown Beverly Bloom Louise Halverson Betty Green Virgxma Howard Above Girls Trio Harriett West Beverly Bloom Virginia Howard QEACRFS M355 vs ma crm? ,,f ' VI Iaylofs Maid-Rite :X MXH IIX IIUXNB IU Keefer otor Co L x J N IIN UI I NIXR HXI I IUXX N IUII NIiW'l'V.I - . 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