Mapleton High School - Rambler Yearbook (Mapleton, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1952 volume:

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For your patience, helpfulness, and kindness, we salute you. This page is Compliments of Genelli Studios ..2.. Alcguuf BOLMLZLI Q l FIRST ROW J Welch Mus lvlfbllliflll J Etclnson SECOND ROW D Blmknnhmn A Bxumng, C Juwnn GZLLLZC Alcgoof Q72lCLLff.-I! FIRST ROW MISS Albrlgiht MISS Pluto Mus McFmm Mus Benton Mlss Gray MISSMOIWI1 SFCOND ROW Mxs I mtl Mrs Hlllmwn Mus Jlllllill Mms Sagncss M1 Shultz M1SSMdllll1 MISS Andczscm Tlzzs page zw C077Lpl'L77lf,7'llX of Mzllu Implement Tl1ompQo11 Bmmdale Store, Saunders Molnle Seruce Coaxt to Coast 3 W, 5' mn 7?s4 - .. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 'Rn-ST x Marceil Nathlich Darlene James I L x .5 . .. - ,,,, R Elf' Phyllis Langholz cgfurfsfzf Uounci Shirlee Sanburn FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Norma Meinhardt, Carolyn Spahn, Karen Bruning, Bob Meinhardt, president. Rae Wightman, LoGene Wightman, Darlene James. SECOND ROW: Mr. Farrell, s onsor, Carl Tillman, Mary Daly, Caroleen Koithan, P Chuck Griffin, Russell Olson, Ronnie Kraft. DJ 1 Q: 5 Q 9-7 rf' O :r FD fc IU O o- 2 A Z O Q Q7 F9 0 :- FU I4 W 2 ri :a Ui 1 1: E. :v m 'JD O cr 2 .4 5 2. z :r Q3 '1 Q. Cf' Z Q3 V7 2 '1 5 '1 SZ :s apleto M Of pliments Om C an 'U 2 U Ib Q9 L O Q-F C0 'U QD cv U2 :- 3 ,D :- 'CS C U 'Xa gs Ban ust dz Savin FRANK FARRELL A.B. Yankton Principal, English, Government :YE4 EDNA COPP B.S. Iowa State Home Economics ELOISE PETERSEN A.B. University of Iowa Commercial Subjects xi' fl X-. 1 n x xiii. FLOYD HILLMAN A.B. at Cornell History, Asst. Coach fall. C RICHARD BYERS A.B. Westmar Industrial Arts Science . ir-Zicuffy 375' WILLIAM NUTT President of School Board t I ,' VIGGO CARLSEN A.B. Dana Grad. Work at University of Michigan M.A. University of Nebraska Music +0 . ffm. I xx R. Qin-P'-' X X. NORMAN MECKLENBURG A.B. Iowa State Agriculture K. 1-5 0- S -,X T .Wg 35. gs if TOZZ ROBINSON A.B. Simpson Coach and Science nl- , W. HM 'K JOHN COX B.S. Northwest Missouri College M.A. University of Iowa Superintendent zip , fa rw x- .-. P 7' ' J Sv MARY L. KIRK A.B. Simpson English, Speech Dramatics RUSSELL CLOUSE MRS. MAYNARD A.B. Buena Vista Mathematics This page is compliments of Haubrich Construction Co. Office Secretary GZAHZQUIZAWGDITEUS AND AQTUWHHTUJESS .axx I :N M4 -.f,fx.... Si M , ff 2 1 if Q3 4 lu 5 S' . J 5, This page is Compliments of Haubrich Construction Co. FIRST ROW: B. Utterback, R. Olson, C. Tillman, Mr. Mecklenburg, C. Cameron, D. Putnam, G. Vanderbur. SECOND ROW: D. Laeey, J. Wooster, B. Larson. G. Owens, L. Helber, H. Jensen, L. Godsey. THIRD ROW: G. Banks, G. Zediker, B. Bueoy, N. Patrick, R, Armstrong, W. Baker, E. Jennings. FOURTH ROW: R. Weikel, B. Bueoy, F. Gries R. Hunsaker, G. Miller, D. Moore. The FFA. and F.H.A. began the year by electinq the following officers: FFA: C. Tillman, pres.: R. Olson, v. pres.: C. Cameron, seC'y: D, Putnam, treas.: B. Utterback, reporter: FHA: D. Iames, pres.: R. Brummer, V, pres.: M. Martin, seay: and E. Nielsen, treas. At Christmas time the FFA and Fl-IA sponsored their annual Christmas dance. Carl Tillman and Masel Martin were chosen to reign as l-:ina and queen. The clubs were under the quiclance and leadership of Miss Copp and Mr. Mecklenburg. --:--- FIRST ROW: D. Ruehti. J. Rose, A. Thiel, J. Kafton, A. Sonksen, E. Tillman, M. Peterson. Miss Copp. J. Hickman, A. Brummer, J. Hupke, A. Maas, D. James. N. Waeheldorf, D. Banks. SECOND ROW: P. Langholz, S. Sanburn, R. Wightman, J. MeCleerey, E. Nathlich, G. Rohde, B. Fried, N. Meinhardt, M. Sonksen, S. Hahn. S. Dean, H. Hough, L. Wightman, D. Waeheldorf. THIRD ROW: M. MeClatehey, J. Neubaum, E. Olson, K. Bruning, S. Kroeger, A. Foxhoven, O. Lacey, C. Thiel, S. Lane. L. Grass, R. Moore, M. Muekey, L. Hupke, R. Barry, J. Schneekloth. FOURT HROW: A. Nepper, D. Hupke, M. Lundeen, E. Nielsen, D. Toftness, J. Miller, C. Spahn, J. Namanny, B. Bailey, M. Wodtke, R. Brummer, M. Nathlieh, M. Martin, J. VanderNaald, R. Bueoy. FIFTH ROW: D. Henrickson, H. Morgan. C. Koithan, R. Ullrich, E. Ryan, D. Ibsgaard, M. Braden, C. Olson, J. Shay, I. Hein, J. Streek, C. Kafton, L. Bruhn, J. Mapes. SIXTH ROW: S. Freerking, C. Cameron, R. Gregerson, J. Kettler, M. Gregerson, D. Rubendahl. R. Pauley, D. Sanders, D. Fiek, D. Jennings, N. Leisinger, M. Rose. it IDJWJOW Q if Q . 'xr YS I lg fa I 5 ,mafia-.U W., ww. Jgnnhlr-fniipf .aww whim-s .vf - -on-ff . N MW ,- 4- V ,, . Je. I , uulnqnannnn N ,V , . . , iq ,., , .gh V 'Q' If -'Mr fr: -1 .,.,, t I V75 7f72i' Ti f79El 'Q K Q5 !lQ Hi '11 U1 QI QQ K G. A. A. G. A. A. FIRST ROW, L. to R.: J. Neubaum, M. Martin, K. Bruning, S. Sanburn, D. Hesse, B. Howard, L. Hupke, Miss Kirk, R. Barry, A. Brummer, J. Hupke, S. Lane, D. James, L. Wightman, H. Hough. SECOND ROW: C. Koithan, A. Nepper, M. McClatchey, C. Thiel, J. Hickman, O. Lacey, J. McCleerey, N. Meinhardt, M. Sonksen, S. Dean, S. Hahn, M. Nathlich. THIRD ROW: D. Toftness, E. Ryan, E. Olson, D. Hupke, D. Ibsgaard, E. Tillman, M. Peterson, M. Fried, G. Rohde, M. Muckey, R. Brummer, J. VanderNaald, B. Bailey, S. Freerking, M. Gregerson. FOURTH ROW: C. Spahn, J. Namanny, J. Miller, M. Wodtke, J. Brooks, M. Daly. G.A.A. began its second year in M.H.S. with Darlene Iames as president. The other officers are Mary Daly, Point Recorder: Ramona Brummer, V. Presi- dent: Alice Brummer, Treasurer: and Iana Miller, Secretary, All members must earn l00 points to remain eligible. This is easily done by taking part in the recreation activities. Extra points may be earned outside school. A letter is given to any member who earns 500 points. A girl earning 1000 points is eligible for the state G.A.A. Pin. This is the highest award that can be obtained. Honor teams are organized in volleyball, basketball, and softball. Members are chosen on the basis of sportsmanship, participation, leadership, and skill. Several girls were chosen to play the Danbury girl's basketball team. Soccer was played in the fall, although not as much time was spent on this sport as on others. Individual tournaments are held in aerial tennis and badminton. Much of the progress made by the girls is due to Miss Kirk, our sponsor and advisor, who is aided by the council. These people arrange the meetings and plan extra events such as tournaments. SOME OF THE ACTIVITIES OF THE GIRLS AT A TYPICAL MEETING Compliments of Green Bay Lumber Co. Skelly Service and Tank Wagon 5 115865 csfuafsnfa FRONT ROW, L. to R.: A. Foxhoven, S. Sanburn, M. Martin, M. Daly, N. Meinhardt M. Sonksen. SECOND ROW: J. Streck, J. Hickman, D. Sanders, J. VanderNaa1d, K. Bruning. THIRD ROW: M. Christensen, B. Meinhardt, R. Olson, D. Rose. Compliments of M. E. Jones J'r.g Josters Class Rings LeFebvre's Food Marketg Jensen Implement-Case I J A, E! O 36-aug. . ' 1- ,Q ': Lf' 5 7 5 l if - 1 R 9 if if , ' - , . A . ' f 5' ' ar .i , f : A' xx 4 A X I AL. , V Ala -1 .L , ., yi' ... , ,,-,-U ....,.4.-xi A -:,1nn-.--f--F ff- B. Bailey :A Q 41.-, OS. Oh Class 'Flag THE MAPLE MAPLE LEAF FRONT ROW, L. to R.: D. Ibsgaard, M. Rose, G. Rhode, J. Daly, Karen Bruning, Editor, C. Griffin, D. Jennings, P. Langholz, R. Wightman. SECOND ROW: M. Braden, M. McClatchey, M. Gregerson, M. Sonksen, D. Sanders, M. Blades, A. Nepper, R. Brummer, Joan VanderNaald, Co-editor, S. Sanburn, THIRD ROW: N. Wacheldorf, C. Thiel, D. Toftness, C. Spahn, A. Thiel, D. Banks, J. Woodward, R. Olson, M. Barry, E. Olson, Miss Petersen, Sponsor. The Maple Leaf staff consisted of twenty-four members led by their editor, Kaern Bruninq, and their co-editor, Ioan VanderNaald. Their goal was to print and distribute five papers. Under the quidance and leadership of their advisor, Miss Petersen, the staff reached their qoal and completed a successful year for the Maple Leaf . Compliments of Nelson's Shoe Store, John A. Duschl, Ray Carroll-Home Cafe, Bishop's Red and White -12,. LEAF IUST BEFORE DISTRIBUTION tr amgfaz Sfaff FRONT ROW, left to right: Evelyn Nielsen, Donna Hupke, Arlene Thiel, Donna Sanders, Caroleen Koithan Editor, Anita Nepper, Marceil Nathlich. SECOND ROW: Shirley Hahn, Janet Streck, Norma Meinhardt, Mary A. Daly, Evonne Olson, Ramona Brummer, Phyllis Langholz, Shirlee Sanburn, Rae Wightman Art Editor. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hillman, sponsor, Carl Tillman, Chuck Chamberlain, Leonard Rohde, Bob Meinhardt Business Manager, Martin Christiansen, Bob McClatchey Sports Editor, Jack Daly, Chuck Griffin, Francis Hahn. Mr. Hillman's room proved to be a place of activity and Work when the annual start came in. The start put in time, work, and patience, under the leadership ot Mr. Hillman, and succeeded in putting forth a good annual. They agree, however, that it was fun and it is their sincere wish that each and every reader will enjoy reading this book as much as they enjoyed putting it together. ln years to come it will bring back memories as we look through it. We hope you like it!! MXOVHQ f OVW .Gig L ,K YX fro A fm 1 Compliments of et' 6 Ago O- We 9 Q t 050 IGH Dr. Robert A. Krieger -' Kraft's Clothing Store Q Golden Rule Super Market N elson's Shoe Store 5 'Q o 104' +1 --.I I Whose are these Second chlldhood Z'.3 Nova xeallv Sh1r1ee 7 -4 He s so cute il Am uldtxon Mome Just actm natural C If J' U FUD Janetq Lookxt the models' S pak fn e a ,771 ova 'PQ- .Ak rl-.- I' Glamor gal Yum'Yum what ya got? This page is compliments of Mapleton Dairy, Dv'ew's Chevrolet W , y , cgamgfaz cgfaff FRONT ROW, left to right: Evelyn Nielsen, Donna Hupke, Arlene Thiel, Donna Sanders, Caroleen Koithan Editor, Anita Nepper, Marceil Nathlich. SECOND ROW: Shirley Hahn, Janet Streck, Norma Meinhardt, Mary A. Daly, Evonne Olson, Ramona Brummer, Phyllis Langholz, Shirlee Sanburn, Rae Wightman Art Editor. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hillman, sponsor, Carl Tillman, Chuck Chamberlain, Leonard Rohde, Bob Meinhardt Business Manager, Martin Christiansen, Bob McClatchey Sports Editor, Jack Daly, Chuck Griffin, Francis Hahn. Mr. Hillman's room proved to be a place of activity and work when the annual staff came in. The start put in time, work, and patience, under the leadership of Mr. Hillman, and succeeded in putting forth a good annual. They agree, however, that it was fun and it is their sincere Wish that each and every reader will enjoy reading this book as much as they enjoyed putting it together. In years to come it will bring back memories as we look through it. We hope you like itll MCXOKQI it Y ofa! 'Gt V it as 0 6 ,Mir-5 1 fl Compliments of ,,,, Dr. Robert A. Krieger Kraft's Clothing Store Golden Rule Super Market Nelsorfs Shoe Store if A 45 Qt' 6 0-NACO it 05+ Q9 x Q0 'Q 0 Whose axe these :YH +1 --Q 4900 Second Ch11dhOOd -1 Novx 1 eallw Shxrlee Yu He s so cute Any leldtxon MODIC9 Just actm natural Q .Bk L1 1' Jn Fun Janet? Looklt the models' Us pals ll 'beg ,D I ,fag SE f Glamor gal Yum Yum Thzs page as complzments of Mapleton Dany, Drews Chevrolet What ya got 'fn L ' 'vf -F f- .ii 4- ii '- .:. - ' - : .V ' 1 xi! , ' , K . , ' ' x ' xi g. ,, -. V 4 fe may f no ee Q, a 5 , -Q, . - si. .4 , l '- ., -- M... . . I - Q K . 5- , it 1 n . 1 1 . - r , . , A u f '. 325 .- 'L - . W , 'X ' ' ' I 1 4. Q . , Y ' ,, - Ia' 'fl' 3 +- ,, . 1. S Y. 1 fl' .f' 'W -L ,a ' Mrxi 1 . 'my' , ' , B Rl - 9 , 1 , - , A V ' v. .r - ' 'Pfi- Q V ' xx , , x Q A I X rf . . A, , A 4 x. I, I Ye- I 4 , I . A. ' ,N If Q X , H I N O 6 -, ... 'T 1 vivo' , S A , 89,5 I SS G0 . 'e 40 i Ge. J ' .:- ,. 'Q P V L? ' -c '.-'-fi , - fig-.. . En ' .' 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Q ' ' 4 - . . . . , AXTMILETUICQS YU' 9 5 A f g 1 ' :asses T 1D QCII RyO They were followed by the queens attend ants Adellne Maas Semor Mary Ann Mc Clatchey lunror Allce Brummer Sophomore and Carol Cameron Freshman The heralders then announced the entrance of Iohnny Welch the kmqs crown bearer and Kmq lerry The queens crown bearer lullanne Schmldt and Oueen Darlene then entered Thls ceremony was the most colorful event of the homecommq season The Freshman Classs duty for the home comma season was to supply the school w1th a huae p1le of boxes for the Pep Rally held Thursday October ll Speeches were qlven by the lang queen coach and others After the rally a snake dance conslstmq of M H S stu dents took place on Marr' Street .tw The Mapleton Hrqh School l95l Homecom lnq season was Of'f1C1GllY bequn on October lU when Kmq Ierry Woodward and Oueen Dar lene lames were crowned by Master of Cere momes Bob Melnhardt The opemna of the ceremony was announced by the heralders Russell Olson Olrve Lacey Lo1s Bruhn and Iames Wooster The process1onal was led b the Klnq s attendants Charles Cameron Semor Larry Le Febvre Iumor Dale Putnam Sopho more and Dale Lacey Freshman Thzs page ts complzments of Paramount Cafe Rtce and Rzcv Attorneys Kuhl's Dress Shop, Dwzght Haujff 16 Y 1 .s A' V I - , ,L ,pl I T , 1 f i l 1 , 4 : , . , , P V 1 F I - ' I Q ' . ' ' I 5, f ' wat 5 ' l . gl Tir 'Nl' mt T f , r -' A . . af ' V 1 1 f ' . 1 'LF 1 1 I . I I Y -44 ig' QF' H 1' 'o Y I On Fnday October l2 a parade was held The h1qh steppmq Mapleton I-hgh School Band aqam led the fest1v1ty They were followed by the Krnq and Queen r1d1nq IH an open convertlble seven floats, and mdxvldual entrtes The Semors aqam walked away wlth flrst prrze, the luntors wtth second, wh1le the F F A tagged behmd w1th thxrd On Fnday eventnq the Mapleton Ramblers Crowned Movllle lt was all that was needed to make our Home comma a success Followlnq the qame a danc was held rn the New Gymna srurr Queer Darlene was presented wrth an orch1d by Mr Farrell The Royal Party then partlcrpated ln the Royal Dance after wh1ch everyone Jolned IH The dance ended the stu dents of M H S termed the Homecommq of l95l a success and started the weary trek home Complzments of Mapleton Bakery Bud s Produce Robmson's Barber Shop, Make s Body Shop 'P T f flls Try S 3 Ll x I In , Y . 1 . ' oe ' L. L a1Ke1 -' ' 1 .- hu Cas of 9- C' gm. '14 L I.. .s V ' ,. '1 -1 in 'R pr. , 13:13 .7 'ft ' 1 - ,..n .gg Sv -z',.: i'f v 3 9165 MQW, ' ' Offs'-..lSff'f,, 'R.:'aJ'.f,.. M. Christensen fvwy .M V - fi JA! I 1 . 'E' T.. I. my 4.lw by 14 :'. ',. ' f ,.a'- Yxixg 1 1. COW Homecoming victory and a record of five straight wins excelling past records for 8 years. The score: Moville, 75 Mapleton, 13. Friday, October 19, proved to be a sad day for MHS. The Ramblers were defeated 13-U by Mo. Valley on their home field. This ended the Ramblers' winning streak. Getting back in the groove the football squad rolled over Correctionville 34-O. A very muddy football field left the Ramblers a sorry looking lot by the end of the game. A game which found Mapleton in a slump but also brought them their third conference victory was the Woodbine game. The score: 14-6. The Armistice Day game with Onawa, resulted in a loss to the Ramblers. The score 40-19. ' to 519 o- C' Qt? . ' 3 ' flax lit' ' 9,3 -'J efeb eiwxn 41' alum- Jerry Woodward Guard 'L 'rieinhwd Roger M goto Center porw ogre ard This year the Rambler squad and Coach Robinson wound up their bas- ketball season of scheduled games with a record of l8 wins and 3 losses. The Rambler squad also walked away with the Western lowa Conference Championship title. The season was started oft with an easy defeat over Battle Creek which started the Ramblers rolling at full speed until a hard fought scrimmage with Manning, at which they suffered their first defeat. At this time Mapleton was ranked 9th in the state, but a slump which lasted throughout the county tourna- Q, 5 Martin Leonard Christensen Rohde Guard Forward Compliments of Barry-Collins Motor Co. Farmers Co-op Oil Duane Schmelmg 66 xx A90 c . MBT aI'1 we 'Hman ments lowered this rank considerably. The second and third defeats of the season were encountered when the Moorhead squad edged over Mapleton. Pulling out of their slump the Ramblers chalked up 3 more victories before the season ended, the last one with Dunlap to decide the conference title. Going on from the Sectional tournament, the Ramblers encountered some tough competition but succeeded in reaching Sub-State. Here they set a record in Mapleton basketball history by winning their first game in the Sub-State. In their second bid for State the Ramblers were defeated by Cherokee. This ended a successful season for both the boys and coaches. Compliments of Skogmos and Ganzhorn and Boughn, M.D. Bob McC1atchey and Bob Carter Jim Wessling and Leon Newkirk 2 -tl t A A . i . , , y 11 'I . ,-n--4 i-u1..-.f 'U'-ll-' ' SECOIZLI Qaanz Baagafgaff FRONT ROW, L. to R.: D. Putnam, B. Conyers. L. Newkirk, J. Wcssling, B. Carter, ilman C Chamberlain C. Tl , . . SECOND ROW: N. Patrick. R. Blackford, R. Weikel, C. Griffin, G. Owens, L. Lane, J. Wooster. Word has just been received that Coach Tozz Robinson has been selected as coach-of-the- year by the Sioux City Iournal Sports Department. Coach-of- the-year Robinson has earned the title by an enviable record in football and especially bas- ketball, in the two years he has been in Mapleton. The 1951 football record was 4 and 4, and the '52 record shows 7 wins and 2 losses. The basketball tally sheet for '50-'51 shows a 23-3 record while in the '51-'52 sea- 'lie Coach Robinson. .-22... son 23 games were won and 4 were lost. As the Sioux City Iournal put it, Robinson coached pint sized Ramblers, disre- garded a lack of height disad- vantage, and turned them into giant killers in humbling such teams as Abraham Lincoln. Missouri Valley, LeMars, Sioux Center, and Storm Lake, before bowing out to Cherokee in the finals of the Sub-State. Sincere congratulations, Coach, from the Rambler Staff!! U S5156 ffqfi 4 5 mf? C fMl P Ml Cl 1 ' ' N if sl xx ' x Q ..:f7,1Zgyef?, In fb BMJ FIRST ROW, L. to R.: M. McClatchey, M. Sonksen, J. McCleerey, B. Bailey, C. Spahn, J. VanderNaald, B. Meinhardt, M. Martin, K. Bruning. SECOND ROW: D. Toftness, S. Sanburn, M. Wodtke, J. Streck, M. Barry, M. Daly, N. Patrick, J. Namanny, L. Wightman, M. Nathlich, J. Mapes, S. Patrick, N. Meinhardt, J. Neubaum. THIRD ROW: D. James, J. Schneekloth, L. Gries, B. Lee, L. Bruhn, M. Larson, F. Hahn, J. Wooster, O. Lacey, R. Olson, G. Vanderburg, D. Lacey, D. Carlson, C. Griffin, W. Vanderbur, M. Lundeen, J. Miller, R. Brummer, P. Langholz, R. McClatchey. FOURTH ROW: R. Wightman, E. Olson, Mr. Carlson, S. Kroeger, R. Kraft. MAJORETTES: M. Muckey, R. Moore, J. Brooks, J. Hickman, A. Maas. Large groups that participated in contest this year were Band, Choir, and Girls' Glee Club. The first performances took place during the football games. At this time the band presented half-time formations. The annual Christmas program was next to be presented. All large groups took part in this. In the spring, Mapleton sponsored a music festival for all lvfonona county towns. The two guest conductors were, Russell Anderson, chorus, and Eugene Beeman, band. B035 FIRST ROW: R. Kraft, G. Vanderbur, M. Barry, N. Patrick, J. Wooster, L. LeFebvre, R. Blackford, F. Hahn, R. Hunsaker. SECOND ROW: B. Larson, D. Lacey, D. Schmeling, L. Rohde, B. Meinhardt, R. McClatchey, M. Christensen, J. Daly, R. Olson, R. Rohde. L X. 4. ZOZLLL FIRST ROW L to R M Sonxsen rg Ndtnlrcn N rvrernnardt C, Koithan P Lang holz A Nrpper L Wightman M N'1thl1ch R Wightrnin M McClatchey J Iwubdurn R Brummer M Wocltkt R Lllrrch B Howard B Bailey S Dran J Strrrk SECOND ROW E Nielsen D Hupke E Olson C Kafton M Martin K Brunrng O Lsrux M Bl rdes C Sprhn J McClterey D Jennings D James A Mras J Brooks J Krttlrr R Moore J Hrckmsrn M Fried S Hahn THIRD ROW 'VI Mutkey D Toftncss J Miller J Wooster B Lfrrson R Blackford R Rohdt B Mrinhardt F Hrhn R Olson D Schmrlrng M Chrrstensen R McCl'1tthu J Daly N Patrick M Drly J VanderNaald J Narnornny L Bruhn J Schnrekloth D Hesse A Brurnmer FOURTH ROW R Kraft G Vanderbur M Barry D Lacev L Rohde L LeFchxrt R Huns rkc r Oro Moy 3 l952 Vlopletoro s lorqe qroups troveled fe the rorqe C5 Jun Contest ot Holstein With the ossrstonce of Mr Corlson the groups finished o successful nd enroyoble yeor. guru gf.. FIRST Row: E. Nathlich M. Sonksen, N. Meinhardt, C. Koithsrn, P. Lwngholz. A. Nepper' L. Wightman M. Nathlich, R. Wightman, A.'Br'urnmer. M. Mc- Clatchey, J. Neubaum R. Brummerg M. Wodtkt, R. Ullrlch. B. Howard. B Bailey S. Dean. SECOND ROW: M. Rose E. Nielsen, D. Hupke E. Olson, C. K'1fton, M. Martin K. Bruning O. Lacey M. Blades. C. Spahn, J. McCleerey. D. Jennings, D. James Maas J Struck J Kettler R Moore M Fried S Hal'n THIRD ROW: A. Sonksen J. Shay, I. Hein L. Hupke M. Muckey. D. Toftness ' ' ks J. Hickman L J. Miller, M. Daly J. VandLrNaald J, Namanny J. Broo . Bruhn J. Schneekloth D. Hesse D. Sanders J. Hupke C. Thiel. D. Wacheldorf R. Barry. . fl f 5 Z 5 S TRUMPET TRIO DRUM FINSEMBLE R Olson O Laces .I Wooster E. Olson, C. Griffin, R. Wightman, R. Kraft 4 1 3 QUARTET' B. Meinhardt, K. Bruning Wx' X WOODWIND QUINTET L. Wightman, J. McCleerey, M. Sonkscn M. McC1atchey, J. VanderNaa1d i ' Q I T ' i 2 1 9 I - 2 GIRLS TRIO P. Langholz, M. Daly, R. Wightman i I 1 M i i r i Ji. ax. 2' FRENCH HORN QUARTET G. Vanderbur, M. Barry, M. Daly N. Patrick Compliments of Uhl's Standard Service Schmeling Tractors and Equipment '1 BOYS QUARTET B. McC1atchey, F. Hahn R. Olson, N. Patrick 2 ? Q BRASS QUINTET B. McClatchey, C. Griffin, N. Patrick, J. Wooster, R. Olson i u 1 1 QULASSSKESB ff s-J -'x ...Z L h I 1' C Qfw , fx ' ' 'O ' 1 ylmm x ga ' ' 4 X me 3 .73 3 to - A it N r, 4- F'-f 1-Q ! i rs 4-0,55 W-5 Ray Kurth Charlene Olson Shirley Hahn Douglas Moore fghs, ' ,Q fjl A . pu- tv E In K. K Q 2 'vs h Q Q- n F fl A Q, . ' Q Marilyn Petersen Gary BHKCI' Robert James Gary Owens Q. Nf 'liiglllulll Ciflzii Scared and bewildered the Freshman Class of '52 trudqed into the halls of Mapleton High. But scared as they were, they managed to elect class officers. Those elected are: Pres. Gary Owens, V. Pres. Rita Ullrich, Sec'y Ianice Hickman, and 'l'reas.fff Dale Lacey. Student Council members elected were, Norma Mein- hardt and Ronald Kraft. Sponsors are Mr. Clouse and Miss Kirk. Gary Zedikcr Elnora Nathlich Bob Lars Q? 1 g, It 'R' , , , 'es ' - , N I X vv- f 'N' , T' R H 17 ' Shirley Dean Rex Weikel Rita Ullrich Janice Hickmin on. Donna Hesse Carol Cameron Leon Hupke Shirley Freerking Larry Miller 19' 'D 9 01 'K OCP Hx 61' ! -f . -mn-f 4- is 6 I 'A . i is . fx ve' f' nh i QQ -Q1 ND P' 'JP' 3' ' Y' Ps' . .Y .. 'Q AN. 2 J .f 1 A, lf' V 1,5 Q Q sy kg I.-. p-11 t 1 - if ,s. V x 1, Robert Davis Evelyn Tillman HL-ral Jenson Joan Kettler Bonnie-Blicoy Dale Lacey Norma Mcinhurdt Ronald Kraft Gong Banks Donna Hlnricksen During the week ot homecoming, the Freshmen elected ottendonts for the king ond queen. The two honored students were Corol Cdrneron ond Dole Locey. The Freshmen have nortioipoted in mony octivities ond ore developing into o fine cioss os they stort the uoword climb. Compliments of Cassadgfs ci' J. H. Koenigs Rowena Bueoy Virgil Barthcl Jeanetta Schncokloth James Wooster Yv- ' g ' X Q- L vs'-4 Yi D , , - 0 N,-ll 4 .W i mmf .gg - ., :R 'mf' 1 , et- ,, 25 , K. fs. 5 , it-v 'Qu-- ,N Ll June Shay Marjorie Sonkson Helen Morgan Ruth Grcgerson David Rose Qin-. i V ' 1 ' 40 Eldon Jennings Mary Fried Nr ag? 1515 . p s.. S L, . S wg fdq,-' to ' f 'as-, 'QP' Qin' , . bf 'D- Y' ig,.-- Y' A Bob Carter Jana Miller ! ' .I ... ' If 7' Jack Heisler Gloria Rhode Wayne Baker 1'-W 'GM NJ 'sgni sei. vf ,s Q' 'S' - Q K Q., 'Qr,l tw Q Jim Wessling Carolyn Spahn mx .N ,,. JP 4- 1 3 A ' T ? .' 3 W X --J' 2 5' P- I Q, ' y -r.-. r -ttf N, - -eg 1 N ,V 'V to A : ,- ki-. . .f s, f o , l A , Neil Patrick Ralph Hunsaker Leon Newkirk Charles Griffin Alice Brummer Joan Vander Naald gollzgonzoze Cfaii ln September of i950 the officers chosen were the following: lack Heisler, Alice Brummer, loan VanderNaald, and Iana Miller, president, v. president, secretary and treasurer, respec- tively. Student council members elected were Carolyn Spahn and Chuck Griffin. Miss Petersen and Mr, Hillman are the class sponsors. Assisting the homecoming queen and king, for the sopho- mores, was, Alice Brummer and Dale Putman. The sophomores were active in many outside activities including basketball, football, music, cheerleading, and decla- mation. All in all they are a fine class and Mapleton High is glad they are with us. Kent Siefker Irene Hein 9 fl ,ICN :vw ' ,QC ,..... 9 ,' 5. 'cd ft 'Tl-.:-53' I-. Betty Howard Lanny Godsey 'O-'if l Q., E . IJ' FL w 1 .X- if Bobby Conyers Bonnie Bailey 45 , 'MT -Q H g ,n 3: E -urn F -1221 Alice Foxhoven Jack Daly Mr JN' . D iF E. If .1 i'i.f'L . Y.,-v' -4.-'Q -I D Aff' 'uf ' as it 'U' 4-pr I 1' Y'- 'tv I Afy fi? A- ,l -, X , s-I y ,,' ' g- I 5 ai Robe-rt Davis Eva-lyn Tillman Hcral Jensen Joan Kettler B0HUi0'B'-QCOY Dale Lacey Norma Mcinhzirclt Ronald Kraft Ggnp Banks Donna H1Dl'1CkSCn During the week ot homecoming, the Freshmen elected attendants for the lcinq and queen. The two honored students were Carol Cameron and Dale Lacey. The Freshmen have participated in many activities and are developing into a fine class as they start the upward climb. 40 Eldon Jennings Mary Fried qi . lg? 31' 'cr- Complzmenls of Caxsady .s 81 J. H. Koemgs Helm Morgan Rowena Bucoy Virgil Barth:-I .lunc Shay Ruth Grcgcrson Jeanottzi Schncekloth James Wooster Marjorie Sonkscn David Rose at - '5- ' Q. L rx.. b '- - , Q... wit ' 1 an il I an L I 3 A MMM I t I 1 - ,, -g iv- 4 7K 7 ., an or UQ--W wt 3-- V ,', gr 1 'G i '6 pin 6 fr! A 'SJ' v W Q. Jim Wessling Carolyn Spahn Kent Siefkcr Irene Hein it in atv A' pn f-pa 9 ,l 1fQ .. 1 i S-f fe 5 -54.1 ' cv 3 4:-' Q f xi' 1 1. Q - 'll 'Us .0 uf x N h tg C -Of'-' 9 ,w w . 4 Q 5 R ,- X iff. ' H4 t I: o i Neil Patrick Ralph Hunsaker Leon Newkirk Charles Griffin Alice Brummer Joan Vander Naald AFLVPQLVHZOZE Cfaii In September of 1950 the oriicers chosen were the following: lack Heisler, Alice Brummer, Ioan VanderNaald, and Iana Miller, president, v. president, secretary and treasurer, respec- tively. Student council members elected were Carolyn Spahn and Chuck Griffin. Miss Petersen and Mr. Hillman are the class sponsors. Assisting the homecoming queen and king, for the sopho- mores, was, Alice Brummer and Dale Putman. The sophomores were active in many outside activities including basketball, football, music, cheerleading, and decla- mation. All in all they are a fine class and Mapleton High is glad they are with us. Betty Howard Bobby Conyers Lanny Godsey Bonnie Bailey 'O fo A J-:gig if ff? in , lt- ' 11.2.2 X Q ,A lf.-af Alice Foxhovcn Jack Daly ico- P+ W 9 7 haf' i X. so 'QI 45 x-A 3 TTL? . g I Q X .I ,I-. 1' Z fi- N .I 1:- 'ID' 3 A AOP Q ' x 'Cf' 1 AE! 435- aff' A i , ,Eb V' Marlene Wodtke Catherine Thiel Ronald Blackford Shirley Lane Mary L. Muckey Delores Wacheldorf Dale Putnam Mary Rose 'M 6'l lg 10-f ' pa-uno -13, ,af-,v 'C' 1 IT .- -,, NN? 5 T-r .- If ill! , 'f a yl , 'F' was' Nh., QC -. x-. 0 ,f f Charles Chamberlain Rose Barry Larry Lane Donna Toftness Carla Kafton Roberta Moore Compliments of Firestone, Sportsman's Ine., Knapps Groeery. and Mary Braden Lora Grass '9- 1. -'C ', , 1 f2: f'2? -5 12 1 -' - .4-. ' 4- f -V ,153 1 -.3171-f Q 1-12 f .I 'Q 5 'K- ...Ad TRW Dean's Leather Store Louann Hupke Joann Hupke Janet Streck Roland Armstrong wN,,., .wx , fix 6 ,irq-if ' 1' , e V 1- . -Q: 4- 3 - -- X vs YJ L of Q is it-f A ig. 5:0 P l ,ii if . I 1 In S ff gil gl . Joyce Namanny Gene Vanderbur Donna Ibsgaard Orville Jochims Sharon Mead 5 ,f-1 2 i- '21- 1, SQ-A 1: tri' HQ? 1 ff- -It cw -7 up Q '1 fff Duane Schmeling Janet Brooks Dick Fergen Sam Iddings 1, 1' If N. I tx y :mn -.a Q7 - 1 RQ f v:-f 'un - Q. 292 i ,M Q11-v at Cm in qv ......' fsfl 'N,f tsl' 8 . 7 'X 3 fn il , Q 1 x N' YT' -I i Q-1-4 A y , l A I Anita Neppcr Janet Ne-uhaum Evonne Olson tDrawingD Carl Tillman Donna Sanders The lunior Class at l95l-52 has completed almost three-tourths of journey through lVl.lrl.S. ,. gk Xe! -:racy Larry LeFebvre Leonard Rohde its The luniors have spent a good deal oi' time trying to raise money tor the Iunior-Senior prom, the main event ot the lunior year, Their sponsors, Miss Copp and Mr. Byers, have guided the class of '53 in their money-making projects which have included selling at football and basketball games, selling magazines, and giving a lunior play. The luniors sold Slll5,U5 worth ot magazines, with Karen Bruning and Frank Gries leading the sales. Karen received a pen and pencil set and Frank a radio for their efforts. Delores Rubendall Jganpttp R030 Arlene Birtwell Lavonne Uhl 'Q' ,SF4 3 , M ,QA 2 Zh fi- .5.1 Ytflxi Q, Nay- I 1 H AI Christina Johnson Donna Ruchti 2 QTL: Arlene Thiel Frank Gries A I I. -wt ? hv -AAIF, sri' 'l' , th fact. Qi-Q, fa-6 L 'YT' -5 l c fx: 2 f' ,, 5 727' . QA' vu-A hffi l Xl lrlffljr I a 17 T . 'V' fv sl is N -w' --N ax if-I H J D Fied Hesse Jean Mapes Lois Bruhn Masel Martin Mary McClatchey Russell Olson Logene Wightman tDrawingJ Karen Brumng November lo was the date for the presentation of the Iunior play entiteld A Lucky Penny and was given under the direction ot Miss Kirk. The play was a success from start to finish. Everyone was relieved to find out at the play that the experienced models didn't win out when it came to getting Kerry and that the Pringle family really wasn't as daily as it acted. The Iuniors chose Carl Tillman as president of their class with Leonard Rohde, Donna Sanders, and Mary McClatchey as vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, respectively. Russell Olson and Logene Wightman represented the luniors in Student Council. At this writing the luniors are busily making plans for what they hope will be the best prom yet. Joann McCleerey Anna Sonksen Ruth Pauley Helen Hough Harold Jacobs Shirley Kroeger Olive Lacey Dora Fick y vi v- ,X Qu..-1 Cl an chfcifo my I am the front door of tht Mc. vleton Publtc Schoo I am very ola ma w se and have seen much I somettmes used to envy those who passed through tty portals wtshmg I could also go to school Lut knowmg that I could never really graduate except from one coat of pamt to another But reclly I have followed every class through school as rf I had been a student too Why I remember the class of 5 starttng school It was ID the fall ot l939 that thts class began tts s hool career At ftrst they were shy and frlghtened and many wanted to go home wtth mother but soon they began to make frlends and saw school as an exctttng tdventure Qnly fourteen of thts class were rn thts years graduaung class These are Shrrlee Sanburn Douglas Stefker Donna Hupke lVI1l-ce Barry Marcetl Nathltch Phyllts Langholz Robert McCIatchey Dorothy lenmngs Ramona Brummer and Martrn Chrrstensen As the years rolled on the class gatned new member and lost many of the old 1r'terest rn the male populatton The boys created qutte a sensatton when they ftnally began to Comb thetr ha1r At last came that ex tttng day 1n l94B when the class entered htgh school Thls was the event that they had been lookmg forward to for years Class parttes dances and extra u rt ular CICIIVIIIGQ were new expertences and took much of thetr ttme As Sopho nores th y felt that they had become a more 1mportant part of therr school New romances began to grow sports and mustc garned more parttcrpants from the class The Iumor year found the class always busrly worklng on somethmg There was the class play The Daffy Dllls Then came magazlne selllng to rarse money for the Banquet and Prom And frnally were the many hours spent preparlng for the Banquet and Prom whlch was successfully carned out rn a Stork Club theme As Semors the class began 1ts last lap of the1r yourney through Mapleton Hrgh I-Iomecomrng came wtth tts fun and ceremony and wtth Darlene Iames as Queen and Ierry Woodward as Ktng They also sponsored the customary Sadle Hawkrns Day Dance The class was also kept busy wrth ordertng announcements name cards caps and gowns and Semor prctures On the 7th of May the Iumors sponsored the annual Banquet and Prom for the Class of 52 The Banquet was held at the Lutheran Church wrtlr the dance at the school Lee Barron s band provtded the musrc Soon graduatlon was upon them and as the last cap was adnusted and they began to walk down the arsle each knew that hrs memones of M H S would not soon be forgotten So I wtll close my door on the class of 52 as they move on 1nto the world and ttme rolls on x my It , ' f 2 1 'r ' I. - I Q .I I. to , ' , ' , N ' r I Y I ' , 'A : V . ' I l , . , . 7, , Q . . ' ': QC . I . , ' 1 I I 1 1 y I f V. 1 . In l946, the class entered Iunior I-Itgh. Soon the girls began to take an ', , , cr'c QTL, ,9 e, , ', ,I I C721 WWI We the members of the flass of 52 do wtll and bequeath the tollowtna rn hope that they wlll k kept rn hrah esteem SENIOR Dettc Banks Bruce Utterbc ck Ioan Katto Bob Metnh rat Art Castle Ade ne nfl as Mar en Luna n Ev lyn N1 lsert Marcetl Nathl ch Caroleen Korthan lerry Woodward Tom Colltns Frat ts Hahn Roger Moore Mary Ann Daly Doro hy lenmnas Htchard lztohd Douqlas Slefker Tom Thtel Mart1n Chr stensen Sh1rlee Sanburn pl1yll1S Lanaholz Rae Wtqhtman Lyle Welkel Leo Ullrtch Pobert McClatchey Mrke Barry Donna Hupke Mary Greqerson lamce Teckenburq Darlene lames Norma Wacheldorf Chu k Cameron Complzments of Smclazr WILLS heraht parktna place desk 1 telltaenfe ID aovt class lav book Q lass hon ecommq attendant Ona raement rrna poodle bob blush books all ot my qrrls ry wrth the comr1erc1al teacher sense ot humor way wtth the a1rls French horn all of former boyfrlends car lazmess seat tn assembly Quqqle drrver s hcense Duane musrc ab1l1ty books muscles and butch tendency to be overwelaht all ot my beauty temper helaht lock of my hatr torqetfulness desk qutetness xF1glQ if Sermce and Tank 37 Ralph Hunsaker Olrve Lacey whoever wants 1t Masel Martln D1 k Ferqen lanet Neubaum lana for future years Sharon Mead Karen Brunlnq 1952 homecomrnq bonflre Car Lanny Godsey hm Castle Charles Chamberlam Rex Welkel Robert lames Beth Fned Ray Kurth Sh1rley Hahn Amta Nepper Ilm Wooster Carolyn Spahn and Leonard to watch Kent Srefker next senror class llttle Ilm WGSSllHQ Duane Schmeltnq Helen Houqh Bonnre Balley Bob Larson Mr Farrell Ianet Streck Arlene Brrtwell lamce Htckman Wagon, Semor Claw as ' 6 '. ,A ' Je . , C' C ' 1 TO , l 'n . , t, ' ' ' J 'c . lx , 't rx , or. c.. .. 1 , ' . . l e lee , C ' . Ramona Bruznmer parking place on Sunflower Hill lanet Brooks e. te . C ' wr ' W I ' ' t e L l f' UD S F I Jog S - : J C5141 gwtoflgcct 'rl-IE DREAM All the world was dark and strll as I went to sleep on that cool sprmg evemng Suddenly an rmage appeared before my eyes It was Francts Hahn dressed tn a tuxedo He stopped to chat and told me he was the master of ceremonres at the new Palace Theater He sard they had a specral treat rn store because they were presentmg a feature entrtled M H S Senrors of 52 The stars of the show were those two famous comedlans Mary Ann Daly and Martrn Chrtstensen Mary Ann had surpassed Ierry Lewrs fame as a com1c and Chrls grggle was now world famous Co starrrng rn the show were the four Whrte Dots Tommy Collms Leo Ullrrch Tom Threl and ferry Woodward vocal1z1ng on Mlke Barry s latest hr' tune Forward wlth Ford Besldes the mam attractron we had several short features One was Pomt ers on a Successful Marrtage by Marlene Lundeen ass1sted by Norma Wacheldorf Anoth r feature Down on the Farm showed Chuck Cameron Art Castle and Lyle Werkel rarsmg bumper crops Due to an accrdent rn the pro1ect1on room Doug Stefker the theater man ager called upon the Dancmg Dollres Ramona Brummer Caroleen Korthan Donna Hupke Evelyn Nrelsen Adellne Maas and Shrrlee Sanburn who the1r latest chorus routme drrected by that great terpxschorean and artlst Detta Banks As I was lrstenmg to the last number whlch was a broadcast by Mapleton s Hedda Hopper formerly Dorothy Iennmgs I notlced Mary Gregerson who was mdustrlously selhng candy and popcorn 1n the theater It seemed her best customers were Bob Memhardts three chrldren They felt safe 1n eatmg all those sweets because the1r father was a dentlst I happened to glance rn the row behlnd me and there were Mr and Mrs Bruce Utterback fthe former Ioan Kaftonl separated by the1r ten chrldren A few more glances about the theater revealed governess Ianrce Tecken burg wrth her two small charges Over m another corner I saw three styllsh look1ng ladres Rae Wrghtman Darlene Iames and Marcerl Nathhch who were m town attendmg a secretarlal conventron Escortmg them were those vrsrtmg frremen Rrchard Rohde and Roger Moore lust then I was rudely awakened by a loud notse My next door nerghbor Robert McClatchey was puttmg the f1n1sh1ng touches on a new house whrch Phylhs Langholz was to devorate The norse aroused me from my vrstons and I reallzed that rt had all been a dream But who knows some dreams come true v'5 Complzments of LeFebv1'e Bros Sermce Statwn Vans E VJ Dr P G Ingham Mapleton Gram Elevator 38- happened to be catching the show. They graciously obliged by presenting ,ffnt Ts x . X! Q ' , I 1 I' . I1 ' , , , . . , CAROLEEN KOITHAN Shes not very tall in fact she s not Very small Shes bright and Jolly and well liked by all Choir l 2 3 4 Girls Glee Club l 2 3 4 Girls Sextet 3 4 Mixed Quartet 4 Girls Trio 2 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Student Council 3 4 FHA l 2 3 4 GAA 3 4 Rambler Staff 3 4 Co Editor 3 Editor 4 Class President 4 Secret Ambition To become Uncle Sam s secretary li DONNA HUPKE Mickey Her friends are many her enemies are few she s our classmate loyal and true Choir 1 2 3 4 Girls Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Girls Sextet 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 FHA 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 1 GAA 3 4 Rambler Staff 4 Class Secretary 4 Secret Ambition Go to Texas to find a rich oil well owner 1 if if FRANCES HAHN Milo l dont know what lm doing and the teacher doesn t know what I m doing so I guess its all right. Choir 1 2 3 4 Marching Band l 2 3 4 Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Brass Quartet 3 Boys Quartet 4 Football 2 3 4 M Club 3 4 Baseball 3 Rambler Staff 4 Jr. Class Play 3 Declamation 3 Class Treasurer 4. Secret Ambition: To own my own house and live a life of comfort and peace. 5, 1 ROBERT MCCLATCHEY Bob : would stop St. Peters roll call to give an explanation. Choir 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club 1 2 Boys Quartet 4 Marching Band 1 2 Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Pep Band 2 3 Brass Quintet 4 Brass Quartet 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Co-Coptain 4 Basket- ball 4 Baseball 4 M Club 3 4 Presi- dent 4 Rambler Staff 4 Class President 1 Vice President 4. Secret Ambition: To own the most luxurious house and estate in the world. R O B E R T MEINHARDT Bob On the football field he sets a wicked pace but believe me hes faster in Cupid s race Trans student 2 Choir 4 Marching Band 1 2 3 4 Con cert Band 1 2 3 4 Clarinet Quartet 4 Woodwind En semble 3 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 M Club 3 4 V Pres 4 Student Council 4 Rambler Staff 4 Jr Play Declamation 3 4 Class Pres Secret Ambition To be an actor on Broadway PHYLLIS LANGHOLZ Phil If silence IS golden then her riches are abun dant Trans Student 4 Chou 1 2 3 4 Glrls Glee Club l 2 4 Girls Sextet 4 Marching Band 1 2 4 Concert Band 1 2 4 Pep Band 4 Girls Trio 1 4 Brass Quartet 4 Pep Club 1 4 FHA 14 GAA 2 Pt Collector 2 Spanish Club 3 GY 3 Maple Staff 4 Ram bler Staff 4 Secret Ambition Tour Eu rope and write a book MARTIN CHRISTENSEN Chris If it wasn t for his giggle you d never know he was there. Choir 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Co-Capt. 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 4 Baseball 1 3 4 M Club 3 4 Treas. 4 Ram- bler Staff 4 Jr. Play Dec- lamation 3 4. Secret Ambition: To de- velop a hearty laugh. DARLENE JAMES Jesse : Never ready, always late. but she smiles, so you wait. Choir 3 4, Girls Glee Club 2 3 4, Marching Band 3 4, Concert Band 3 4. Cheer- leader 2 3 4, Pep Club 1 2 3 4, Student Council 4, FHA 1 2 3 4, Pres. 4, GAA 3 4. Pres. 4, Maple Leaf Staff 1, Jr. Play, Class Sec'y 1 2. Secret Ambition: Start K.P. duty in the Air Force. MARY ANN DALY Hel ideals are as high is the notes she sings Co1x1234 Girls ee Club 1 2 3 4 Girls Sext t 4 Mixed Quai et M iching Band 1 2 3 4 Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 Girls Trio l 2 3 4 Solo 2 3 4 French horn Quartet 4 Cheerleader 4 Pup Club l 2 3 4 Y Pies 3 Titas 4 Student Council 4 FHA 1 2 GAA 3 4 Pics 3 Pt Recorder 4 Rimblci iff 4 Ji Pliy Dcclima tion 3 4 Secret Ambition Become ht ad clerk in the dime stone TOM COLLINS Hard in oik doesnt bother him he doesnt bother it Chou 1 2 3 Boys Glee Club 1 2 Football 1 4 M Club 4 Maple Leaf Staff 4 Secret Ambition Establish 1 harem EVELYN NIELSEN Evir 'Forgive me if I blush. Choir 3 4 Girls Glee Club 3 4. Pep Club 1 2 3 4. Stu- dent Council 2 FHA 1 2 3 4. Treas. 4 Rambler Staff 4. Class V. Pres. 3. Secret Ambition: B millionaires wife. MIKE B A R R Y Cutie : They say that the best goods is always done up in small packages, but . . . Choir 1 2 3 4, Boys Glee Club 1 2, Boys Quartet, 1 2. Marching Band 2 3 4, Con- cert Band 2 3 4, Solo 1 4, French Horn Quartet 4, Bas- ketball Mgr. 2, Track Mgr. 1 2, Baseball Mgr. 1 2, M Club 2 3 4, Maple Leaf Staff 1 2 3 ,4, Rambler Staff 1, Jr. Play, Declamation 2 3, Class Pres. 2. Secret Ambition: To mar- ry someone that is blonde, beautiful, and rich. sl 'ffl 4-'- 4 JERRY WOODWARD: Some teachers talk so loud the pupils can't even sleep. Football 1 2 3 4, Basket- ball l 2 3 4, Track 4, Base- ball1234,MClub234, Student Council 2, FFA 3, Maple Leaf Staff 4, Class Treas: 1. Secret Ambition: To be the head of a Night Club in Hollywood. RAMONA BRUMMER MO- nie Jo : Happy am I, from care l'm free, why aren't they all contented like me? Choir l 2 3 4, Girls Glee Club 1 2 3 4, Marching Band 3 4, Concert Band 3 4, Pep Club 1 2 3 4, Sec'y 3, FHA l 2 3 4, V. Pres. 4, GAA 3 4, V. Pres. 4, Maple Leaf Staff 3 4, Rambler Staff 3 4, Jr. Play, Class Sec'y 3. Secret Ambition: To be a school teacher. CHARLES CAMERON Chuck : Soon he'll awak- en and startle the world. Trans. student 2, Choir 1. FFA 3 4, Sec'y 4, Class Sec'y 2. Secret Ambition: To own a 1952 Ford. NELDA RAE WIGHTMAN Poodles : Sophistication is the art of admitting that the unexpecting is just what you anticipated. Choir 1 2 3 4, Girls Glee Club 1 2 3 4, Girls Sextet 1 2 3 4, Marching Band 1 2 3 4, Concert Band 1 2 3 4, Pep Band 1 2 3 4, Girls Trio 1 2 3 4, Drum Ensemble 4, Pep Club 1 2 3 4, Pres. 4, Student Council 4. FHA l 3 4, GAA 3 4, Maple Leaf Stall' 1 2 3 4, Rambler Staff 1 2 3 4, Jr. Play. , Secret Ambition: Snap a millionaire. ADELINE MAAS Addy : I chatter, chatter as I go and chatter on forever. Girls Glee Club 4, March- ing Band 3 4, FHA 1 2 3 4. Secret Ambition: To be a successful telephone oper- ator. LEO ULLRICH Junior : Must I study? Oh, what a waste of time. Choir l 2 3. Boys Glee Club l 2, Track l, Baseball 1 2 4, FFA 2. Maple Leaf Stall 4. Secret Ambition: To be a Captain in the Air Force. MARLEEN LUNDEEN Mar-ty : A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone. Girls Glee Club 1 2 3 4. Marching Band 1 2 3 4, Con- cert Band l 2 3 4, Pep Club l 2 3 4, FHA l 24. V. Pres. l. Secret Ambition: Gct married. ROGER MOORE Lcfty : The more you study, the less you know: so why study? Football 3 4, Basketball l 2 3 4, M Club 3 4. Class Treas. 3. Secret Ambition: To take Gen. Ridgeway's place. if New gf. .01 'Q RICHARD ROHDE Pretty B0y : No sinner nor no saint perhaps: but . . . well, the very best of chaps. Choir 3 4, Basketball 2 3 4, Track l, Baseball 1. Secret Ambition: Raise little chicks. SHIRLEE SANBURN: Oh, that others could see me as I see myself. Trans. student 3, March- ing Band 3 4, Concert Band 3 4, Pep Club 3 4, FHA 3 4. GAA 3 4, Maple Leaf Staff 3 4. Rambler Staff 3 4, Dec- lamation 3 4. Secret Ambition: To be a college coed. ART CASTLE: This la-I is sure to know how corn, spuds, and melons grow. Football 4, Track 2 4. Secret Ambition: To make a lot of money so I can quit working. D O R O TH Y JENNINGS Dorrie : When a child she JOAN KAFTON: Those teachers just work me to death. Pep Club 1 2, Student Council 3, FHA l 2 3 4, Pres. 3. Jr. Play, Declamation 2 3, Class V. Pres. 2. Secret Ambition: Be the best thing in the world, a Future Homemaker. DOUGLAS SIEFKER Doug : I like to come to school: it's the staying that bothers me. Secret Ambition: Buy a car. M A R C E I L NATHLICH Nut Dish : t'Efficiency, ability, and personality are her qualities. Choir 3 4, Girls Glee Club l 2 3 4, Marching Band 2 3 4. Concert Band 1 2 3 4, Pep Band 3 4, Sax Quartet 3, Pep Club 3 4, FHA 1 2 3 4. GAA 3 4. Maple Leaf Staff 3 4, Rambler Staff 3 4, Jr. Play. Secret Ambition: Secre- tary to a movie star Cmaleb. developed the habit of talk- TOM THIEL Farmer : I'm ing. and has been talking from the country and I don't ever since. care who knows it. Choir 2 3, Girls Glee Club Football 1 2 3 4. Track 1, 2 3, Pep Club 1, FHA 1 2 3 4, Baseball 2. FFA 2 3. Maple Leaf Stat? 1 4, Decla- Secret Ambition: Retire mation 1 2. at 25. Secret Ambition: Be a housewife for a certain guy. D E T T A BANKS Debby Lou : The good die young: I should worry. FHA 1 2 3, GAA 3. Li- brarian 3 4. Maple Leaf Staff Secret Ambition: Travel- boy-Travel. LYLE WEIKEL: Ambition caused Caesars downfall, so I should live forever. Trans. student 4, Boys Glee Club 3. Basketball 1 2 3. Baseball l 2 3 4. Jr. Play. Class Pres. 3. V. Pres. 2 4, Treas. 1. Secret Ambition: To be a successful farmer. NORMA WACHELDORF: She is quiet. she is shy, but therc is mischief in her eye. Girls Glee Club 1. Pep Club 1 2 3, FHA l 2 3. Ma- ple Leaf Staff 4. Secret Ambition: Get married and live in Califor- nia. MARY GREGERSON: Noisy as a mouse. FHA1234,GAA34, Maple Leaf Staff 4. Secret Ambition: To re- ceive an RN degree in nurs- mg. BRUCE UTTERBACK: When the book and I dif- fer, the book is wrong. FFA 1 4, Reporter 4. 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