Marion High School - Quill Yearbook (Marion, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1953 volume:

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We appreciate the years of service he has given to this community-always quietly Working for the best interests of our school. And in surveying the growing recognition of Marion High School's achievements in many fields, we feel that his intelligent guidance has pro- duced results. In appreciation the Class of 1953 therefore dedicates this Quill to Mr. Vernon. Margaret Reinsch Jeanne Emmons Editors Life At M. H. S 1 f C , if R, ,www ' an 8 , ,1- , 1, I l Y , V A 2? 1? qu, 'Q tn v ' QWW , f A TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration ancl Faculty ......................... ...... 9 Class of '53 ........................... ...... I 5 Underclassmen ....... ...... 2 9 Organizations ...... ......... -4 I Athletics ....... ...... 5 7 Features ....................... ...... 7 I Professional Directory .... ...... 8 3 Advertisements ........... ...... 8 4 IN APPRECIATION The Seniors of '53 appreciate the effort and time given by others in publishing this Ouill. We wish to thank Mr. Lagerquist, George Young, and Gary Eschrnan for aid in photographyg Mr. Rathman and Mrs. Hulin for their help with the Benefitg and the business people of Marion for their financial backing. ADMINISTRATION X' 7 ,X - H-N n Zig' ,X X 17 If A Q xx ' ,ff - 7? f ix x f I ,I ,ff X Z 4 .Lf Sf' I X gf f ' - ffm'-' I I ' -,gfflffu f XXX ' nil r-'Q-f--. ii- , - Q If .-4---N i, K X ,iiil - f X ,.-- J X- N X I iv? Q , 2 'I if 1 - N 1' ,,:..'-: X ,-,,.,., '..- - 1 I -f ' ,- X X H 5' 4 V - -. 4 4- fig IX Zi!!! -ff, -MM' 'ff .f 'f ---N ,ff 1-f - 44 4 ,H,g f t f,,,,,,,,,,ifflf,f -' 1 if' ,Zi- ' lv-fm -. ,,f-- -----A ff ' 1? C. B. VERNON Marion, Iowa B. A. Baker University M. A. Columbia Ed. D. University of Southern California GLEN I. NICHOLSON Woolstock, Iowa B. A. University of Iowa M. A. University of Iowa General Business Training 10 Our earth is degenerate in these latter daysg there are signs that the world is speedily coming to an endg bribery and corruption are commong children no longer obey their parents. Does this sound familiar? It was written by Confucious over 2400 years ago and doubtless has been said of every generation since then. Of one thing we can be sureg despite the threat of atomic annihilation so prevalent these days, the world will be here a long time after we are gone. I trust your high school education has been such that you will be better prepared to meet the prob- lems and challenges of your time. May the best of good fortune be your lot. C. B. Vernon Superintendent Though formal education may be completed for many of the members of this class, you should realize that you are just beginning the greater part of your learning, which is Education In Life. This education, unlike your high school work, will not come from textbooks but will be gained from your chosen occupation, your contacts with other adults, your community work and your friends. We, the faculty of Marion High, hope that we have given you the necessary background for this further education. Our success will be measured in terms of your success as worthy citizens of our American democracy. I am sure that all the fac- ulty joins me in wishing you the best of luck in your chosen pursuit. is Glen I. Nicholson Principal is sw BOARD OF EDUCATION .T. F. Gruenwald Jack Shinault G. E. Rathman Emery J. Miller, secretary Merrill S. Smith, president H. VV. Leffingwell, vice-president We appreciate the Work these men do to keep our school system running smoothly. With their guidance Marion High School continues to move forward educationally. Delmar Hilton was elected to replace Mr. Gruenwald, who went to Davenport. STUDENT COUNCIL AA In April First row: Nietert, Rinderknecht, Hess, Porter. Second row: Hackert, K. Smith, R. Stillions, T. Keith. Third row: Mr. Nicholson, DeWoody, Lang, M. Kepros, J. Smith. .X f wus. ,vpn-n-A FACULTY LYNN H. BROWN Northwood, Iowa. B. A. Wartburg' College Mathematics Ass't Coach of Athletics MRS. O. J. DEEDS Cedar Rapids, Iowa B. A. Iowa State Teach- ers Collegeg Graduate work Univers' v of Ia wr . ic.. ,D .t EENERA KEN- MRS. KATHLEEN FIELD GOODYEAR Mason City, Iowa B. S. Iowa State Teach- ers College: Graduate work, Northwestern University, University of Iowa Marion, Iowa B. A. Grinnell College M. A. University of Southern California Physical Education English Commercial W Z Z L' C' HIPPLE Mas. W. o. HULIN Marion, Iowa B. A. University of Iowa, Graduate work, University of Iowa Physical Education Head Athletic Coach Marion, Iowa B. A. Iowa State Teach- ers College ' . Vocal Music 1 Mathematics A WU-LYS O- HU1-IN GRETCHEN MENTZER Marion, Iowa B. S. Iowa State Teach- ers College Drivers' Training Supervisor of Study Hall MRS. ROBERT M. MUIR Cedar Rapids, Iowa B. S. Iowa State College Vocational Homemak- ing 01 4. ff.,-..,Q. Marion, Iowa B. A. Coe College M. A. University o Ia. Spanish World History x . 5 DIANE MURPHY Carroll, Iowa B. S. Marquette Univer- sity English ' 'YYL 0 7 5 .Y xr AC TY G' v -f- '.o '6 Qflib ,O 'QA DONALD G. NAU Danville, Iowa B. Burlington Junior Col lege, B. A., M. A., Uni- versity of Iowa B. A. Drake University M. A. University of Ia. X maya Commercial BRUNO S. RINAS Egeland, North Dakota B. S. Iowa State College I . fp . ,. eationail Agriculture rf' . ' X' V' 'f4'f,1. D. PAGE Marion, Iowa B. A. Iowa State Teach- ers College Industri 'l?bj.rts Government 4 f ' g...' Economies Y Kb QTJ4 Sociology 4 ' 5. AMEIIIA PETRUscH C, D, PIIILLIPS MHTIOY1, IOWU VVaverly, Iowa B. S. VVartburg College Physics JA MES R. RISK Oelwein, Iowa B. A. Coe College Graduate work, Univer sity of Iowa ,s , 'v Science bf' f 0 Brighton, Illinois B. A. University of Ia. M. A. University of Ia. American History North Platte, Nebraska B. M. Coe College ' Graduate work, Univer- V Q sity of Iowa Instrumental Music i Q i DONALD T. SCHMIDT f' MRS. DON TIVIOMAS Marion, Iowa B. S. Iowa State Col lege General Science, Mathematics English PAUL WRIGHT JEAN CARLSON Marion, Iow Offieqecr 13 EXTRA-CURRICULAR ASSIGNMENTS CLASS SPONSORS: Mr. Nau, Seniors, Mrs. Muir, Juniors, Miss Frankenfield, Sophomores, Miss Mentzer, Freshmen. CLUB SPONSORS: Alpha Beta Gamma, Miss Petrusch, Spanish Club, Miss Mentzer, Science Club, Mr. Risk and Mr. Phillips, Hi-Y, Mr. Schmidt, Manual Arts Club, Mr. Page, Fu- ture Farmers of America, Mr. Rinas, Ensemble Club, Mr. Wright, Dramatics Club, Miss Murphy, Lettermen's Club, Mr. Hipple, National Honor Society, Mrs. Deeds. ATHLETICS: Head Coach, Mr. Hipple, First assistant coach, Mr. Brown, Assistant coaches, Mr. , Nau, Mr. Page, G. A. A. and Cheerleaders, Mrs. Goodyear, Grade coaches, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Fowler, Mr. Anderson. PUBLICATIONS: Vox, Miss Petrusch and Mrs. Muir, Quill, Mrs. Deeds, and Miss Frankenfield. SPEECH ACTIVITIES: Plays, Miss Murphy and Mrs. Thomas, Forensics, Mr. Schmidt. STUDENT COUNCIL: Mr. Nicholson. SOCIAL DIRECTOR: Mr. Nau, LUNCH ROOM: Mr. Risk iv A QL CUSTODIANSf,fpf2 A71-1 3, Mr. Lang Mr. Eales Only the absence of our staff of custo- dians would reveal how much they do to keep our school plant operating smoothly. We appreciate the many favors they do for us in addition to their assigned work. 14 ... -u-...ng --- -- SENIORS l- Q , .i' ,i-, -11- '..l gi- ,JL-'If' ' ,,,,-,.f 2 .53 M P-T ii - , X - -- .N , 'ff S ' f f ff fy ff -N-f:- ,,i. ...j 763-. sk , , . -, 1 f' ,M VF , y,..,,L - ,Q sf 3' . ,Af gy . ,WW X QQ... ,. 1, X f 5 M sb . 'Q'N 'X . ,G rp . 7 Q., X . X , . 1 , 4-if ' 2 was .: H f 4 , X ,X . , . ,. pgef, ',s.,w'3l2fsf J fsf.s31.s3f g Q 4 ., ' 3 -1 E, . i'5i fQ'5f'k, 4 3 X '. , 3. f, . . i- 133' 3 . 1. . 1 3 3 mis-i.f31 1 3 - f 1 is-3 . 'f?'931q ' ,i'l'ffgei? 'S f - 'f 1. 1 16 r MARY G. BECKER She does because she thinks she can. Junior Class Play, creW3 Girls' Glee Club 12343 Homecoming Committee 43 St. Pat- rick's, Waukon 12, Choir. MADELINE BENESH Peg Her smile has made her many friends. Science Club 43 Quill, advertising3 G. A. A. 2343 Homecoming Committee 4. SALLY BERLIN Sal A rare combination-a homecoming queen who likes wrestling. Class Vice-President 13 Vox 43 Junior Class Play, cast3 Science Club 13 Alpha Beta Gamma 4, president3 Quill, class will3 Ush- er, Senior Activities 33 Benefit Show 23 Girls' Glee Club 13 G. A. A. 12343 Home- coming Queen 43 Homecoming Committees 123 Big Ten 4. JOAN BRAUER Laugh and the world laughs with you. Quill, advertising3 Girls' Glee Club 1233 G. A. A. 343 Homecoming Committee 43 Roosevelt High School 123 Roosevelt Sec- retarial Training Club 2. HARRIETT BRUCE Her politeness costs nothing and gains everything. Junior Class Play, crew3 Quill, subscrip- tions3 Girls' Glee Club 12343 Mixed Chorus 2343 G. A. A. 12343 Homecoming Commit- tees 12. SONDRA BURNETT Happiness is a habit. Vox 43 Dramatics Club 1234, play crew 233 Junior Class Play, cast3 Science Club 1234, vice-president 23 Alpha Beta Gamma 4, treasurer3 Honor Roll 14: Quill, dramatics clubg Benefit Show 43 G. A. A. 12343 Home- coming Committees 343 Office Assistant 4. FRANKLIN CAMP Frank The world knows nothing of its greatest men. Quill, subscriptions3 Football 12343 Basket- ball 1233 Track 123. DAVID CAREY wave'- Argue, argue, early and late-if a line were crooked, he'd argue it straight. Class President 23 Student Council 13 Dra- matics Club 234, play cast 33 Junior Class Play, castg Spanish Club 123 Science Club 1234, vice-president 3, president 43 Hi-Y 34, vice-president 43 Honor Roll 1234: Quill, advertising co-chairman3 Benefit Show 343 Boys' Glee Club 12343 Mixed Chorus 1234, Chorus Council 3, librarian 43 Vocal Small Groups, 343 Football 12343 Basketball 1233 Track 1233 Lettermen's Club 2343 Home- coming Committee 43 Big Ten 43 Honor Society 4. ROBERT Cl-IRISTENSEN Chris His thoughts are high because he is tall. Boys' Glee Club 12343 Mixed Chorus 12343 Vocal Small Groups 343 Football 234: Bas- ketball 12343 Track 1233 Lettermen's Club 34: Big Ten 4. CHARLES L. COX Charlie A man that blushes will never be a brute. Junior Class Play, cast3 Hi-Y 43 Benefit Show 2343 Boys' Glee Club 12343 Mixed Chorus 12343 Vocal Small Groups 43 Foot- ball 12342 Basketball 133 Track 2343 Let- termen's Club 343 Quill, athletics. KENNETH CROWLEY Kenny Irish people are the best people on earth. MARY RUTH CULBERT While we live, let us live. Dramatics Club 34, secretary 4, play crew 33 Junior Class Play, crewg Science Club 1234, secretary 23 Quill Benefit Board3 Quill Benefit Show 12343 Girls' Glee Club 12343 Mixed Chorus 43 G. A. A. 12343 pres- ident 43 Cheerleading 12343 Homecoming Attendants 143 Homecoming Committee 1233 Big Ten 4. w N p, In RICHARD DAVIN Qgiiudyn 4'This is a great world3 I am part of it. Junior Class Play, cast3 Quill, photography3 Fort Worth, Texas, Amon Carter Riverside Senior High 23 R. O. T. C. 2. Pl-IILLIP DEWEES Phil Just a bashful boy? ? ? ? Class Vice-President 43 Dramatics Club 234, play cast 43 Junior Class Play, cast3 Spanish Club 12, treasurer 23 Science 'Club 234, treasurer 343 Hi-Y 34, treasurer 43 Quill Benefit Boardg Quill Benefit Show 343 Boys' Glee Club 12343 Mixed Chorus 234, vice-president Chorus Council 43 Vocal Small Groups 2343 Vocal Solo 33 Football 12343 Basketball 1233 Track 12343 Letter- men's Club 34, vice-president 43 Homecom- ing Committee 123 Big Ten 4. JAMES E. DRENKHAI-IN JiIn Men of few words are the best men. A. 43 Football 1. RUTH DRIPS The mildest manner and the gentlest heart. A Honor Roll 12343 Quill, advertising3 Glee Club 143 Mixed Chorus 13 Band 12343 In- strumental small groups 2343 G. A. A. 12343 Homecoming 'Committe 43 Mt. Vernon High School 12. 2 ,V , , . 3 ,f , ff f' , 'QW 4- ff Midwife. 'f 3 . ,km ts af' f ' 'f,- ff,-'f ' . 1,547 ,,,g.3if2fQ2 fffff.. N ,W .1 3 3 fff aazzz. if ffm. ggfy?2, ,- ' Mt . ,V 3 1 My 'M , . , 3 , 44 '4 WK V , f 2 X M. f wf 3 , A , 3 uf' , 7 fwt 3 , . 3 X. if ff. V , . 3 f ,f , ,,.. ,, ,f . W 3 F , f .3 Iftfgr.-'fgal-i A I. ,fj f -,Q .3414 M -af mf -,vw ,K 1 ,ff 1 W 3,2 9 , 3, 44' zV7w:f'3y . ,nw Z gya f 2-C lm , . ...Q ..,. 1, . . , ef rgffe .7 ...ln 'mf s 3 .I 2 1 1 J EANNE EMMONS Be thine own self always-thou shalt be lovable. Vox 2345 Dramatics Club 34, play crew 35 Junior Class Play, cast and crewg Alpha Beta Gamma 45 Honor Roll 12345 Quill, eo-editor, Planning Board5 Glee Club 12345 Mixed Chorus 234, Chorus Council 35 Vo- cal Small Groups 2345 G. A. A. 12345 Home- coming Attendant 35 Homecoming Commit- tees 4, activities chairman5 Office Assist- ant 45 Honor Society 4. WALTER EVELAND Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. Science Club 125 F. F. A. 45 Quill, adver- tising5 Football 15 Track 15 Homecoming Committee 4. EUGENE GONSALES Gene Few are his words but wonderfully clear. Junior Class Play, crew5 Track 12345 Cross Country 134, captain 45 Lettermcn's Club 34. JANET GORDON I would both sing thy praise and praise thy singing. Vox 2345 Alpha Beta Gamma 4, secretary5 Honor Roll 345 Quill Planning Board, co- chairman subscriptions5 Benefit Show 345 Glee Club 12345 Mixed Chorus 34, secretary 45 Vocal Small Groups 45 Vocal Solo 345 G. A. A. 12345 Homecoming Committee 35 Office Assistant 45 Honor Society 4. JOE GREEN Jose One-third of the Spirit of '76. Junior Class Play, crew5 Spanish Club 25 Science Club 45 Quill Staff, athletic pho- tography5 Benefit Show 35 Glee Club 12345 Mixed Chorus 345 Football 12345 Basketball 35 Track 12345 Homecoming Committee 2. SALLY. ANN HALL Sal If women only knew the extent of their powers! Junior Class Play, crew5 Science Club 35 Quill Planning Board, co-chairman adver- tising5 G. A. A. 1234. f LILA HANSEN x'Like a tumult of laughter. ox 45 Dramatics Club 34, play crew 35 .Junior Class Play, cast 35 Alpha Beta tlGamma 45 Quill, prophecy5 Benefit Show N 1' 345 Glee Club 12345 Mixed Chorus 345 Vo- , X, cal Solo 345 G. A. A. 12345 Homecoming ommittee 1. KENNY HARFORD t'Watch out- I still might do something great! Dramatics Club 34, play crew 35 Junior Class Play, castg Quill, art and advertising' Benefit show 45 Football 25 Track 1, ' CAROL HORNING The kindest acts in the kindest way- thatfs Carol. Junior Class Play, publicityg Quill, adver- tising3 G. A. A. 123 Homecoming Commit- tee, decorations 2. PATRICIA ANN HOWE Pat Happy she seemed from morn till night. Vox 43 Junior Class Play, costumesg Alpha Beta Gamma 43 Quill, ,subscriptions3 Girls' Glee Club 1234? Mikedfflhorus 43 G. A. A. 1234, Homecoming Committee 2. GERALD HUERTER Jerry An answer to a maiden's prayer-dark brown eyes and curly hair. Dramatics Club 33 Junior Class Play, cast3 Science Club 125 F. F. A. 14, president 4, Hi-Y 43 Quill, advertising, Football 33 Bas- ketball 13 Track 23 3 Anamosa High School 1. GERALDINE HUERTER Gerry She giggles when she is happy, and one might even say that when there is no reason, she giggles anyway. Vox 43 Junior Class Play, crewg Science Club 23Q Alpha Beta Gamma 43 Quill, typ- ing3 G. A. A. 12343 Homecoming Committee 33 Anamosa High School lg Honor Roll 1. EDDIE HURT Ed A careful student-careful not to over- do. Quill, advertising3 Football 13 Track 12 ANNA JANECEK Ann ' To know her is to like her. Quill, layout chairmang G. A. A. 2-34Q Home- coming Committee 4. V DARLENE JANKO , 'G' W '-she says' mme but thinks much. G. A. A. 23. 3 A JOSEPH H. JELLISON Joe A man who wins is a man who works. Quill, subscriptionsg Homecoming Commit- tees 24. I , f J X wif f , f f N 35 X nfs i fi f 1 ,. X Q , I AN. n .. I Z . X fx 'z 4 . ROBERT JONES Bob Be what you are and speak what you think. Junior Class Play, cast3 Quill Benefit Board, co-chairman3 Usher, Senior Activi- ties 33 Boys' Glee Club 43 Football 43 Track 33 Hi-Y 43 Quill Benefit Show 43 Honor Society 4. ROBERT JUSTICE Choo Choo That impish grin means something! Dramatics Club 234, plays, crew 343 Junior Class Play, crewg Science Club 12343 Hi-Y 43 Quill, athletic photography3 Benefit Show 34? Band 12343 E Club 34: Instrumen- tal Small Groups 343 Instrumental Solo 23- 43 WaMaC Picked Band 343 Football 12343 Basketball 33 Track 12343 Lettermen's Club 43 Most Eligible Bachelor 4. KAY KEARNS A winning way, a pleasant smile-daint- ily dressed, and always in style. Class Secretary-Treasurer 2, Vice-Pres- ident 33 Vox 2343 Spanish Club 13 Science Club 233 Alpha Beta Gamma 43 Honor Roll 1243 Quill Planning Board, activities edi- tor3 G. A. A. 1234: Homecoming Commit- tees 343 Office Assistant 43 Honor Society 4. GARY GENE KENNEY Gary The blush is beautiful, but often incon- venient Dramatic Club 343 Junior Class Play, C3.StQ F. F. A. 4, sentinel 4alt.J3 Hi-Y 343 Quill Staff, advertising3 Boys' Glee Club 343 Track 13 Cross Country 1. MAUREEN ELAINE KENNEY Susie Judge me not by what I say, I'm in love. Junior Class Play, crew3 Quill Benefit BOHFGQ Girls' Glee Club 33 G. A. A. 33 Homecoming attendant 23 Walford 123 Girls' basketball, Walford 13 One-act play contest 2. DOLORES KLOUDA Her accordian is her future. Vox 43 Junior Class Play, publicityg Alpha Beta Gamma 43 Quill, typing manager3 Quill Benefit Boardg Quill Benefit Show 343 Band 12343 Instrumental Small Groups 43 G. A. A. 12343 Homecoming Committees 3. MERLENE KNIGHT Dil-art If you want a friend that's true, she's the one for you. Quill, layout3 Girls' Glee Club 2343 Mixed Chorus 43 Vocal Solo 43 G. A. A. 12343 Homecoming Committees 1. CECELIA ANN Kosr f-gig' In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. Vox 43 Alpha Beta Gamma 43 Quill, adver- tising. JIM KRUGER Tell me the impossible and I'll attempt it. Junior Class Play, cast3 Hi-Y 343 Quill, photography3 Boys' Glee Club 12341 Mixed Chorus 2343 Football 12343 Track 123. 3 JIM LANG A great mind becomes a great fortune. Class President 13 Student Council 34, president 43 Dramatics Club 234, pres- ident 4, play crew 3, cast 243 Jun- ior Class Play, cast3 Science Club 1234, president 33 Hi-Y 34, secretary 43 Honor Roll 12343 Honor Society 34: Quill Planning Board 4, photography chairman3 Benefit Show 34: Boys' Glee Club 12343 Mixed Chorus 12343 Vocal Small Groups 343 Vocal Solo 343 Football 12343 Bas- ketball 12343 Track 12343 Lettermen's Club 343 Homecoming Committee 13 Big Ten 4. RAY LONG Worry and I have never met. Dramatics Club 23 Quill, advertising3 Ben- efit Show 233 Football 123 Basketball 13 Track 12. DIARY LYONS Q She speaks, thinks, and behaves just as she ought. Junior Class Play, costumes3 Science Club 23 Quill, l ayout3 Girls' Glee Club 12343 G. A. A. 1234. NADINE MANSON f It's nice to be nat a, if you're nice. , Student Coun l 3 ox 33 S ' Club 12- 343 Honor 12343 , prophecy3 Girls' e b 12 '3, ' ed Chorus 234: Ch s cil , Solo 33 G. A. A. 12 , t surer v'ce-president 43 Home- comi Attend tx ,iHomecoming Commit- tees 233 Big T n 3 Honor Society 4. MARGARET McC 'Maggien Marion's own mb.' .3 Class Pl y 3 a Beta Gamma 4, vice r ' f Assistant 4' Quill P , , V will3 Us , Senior ctivities 33 G. A. A. Class Sec tar, Junior t 1 2343 Ben fit Show 4. . ..1,',mfG- ,V ., .,,, - 2 KENNETH McGOWAN Kenny if A Never do today what someone else can i do tomorrow. f wk' Science Club 43 Hi-Y 43 Quill, historyg Cross Country 1. , 'WUlf 4 4 V , V RW X Nr 1 I XQYZQ A 4,54-,M I ,V V f ,w.f,,,f PHYLLIS M. McGOWAN Phyl g 3 fg,y7gii.j N M 3 She is a girl who does he thinking. Quill, advertising, G. A. 34. 3 ,W ,- ' ' ,J .45 4 'WM AWN iill. aw wwf' fi hir ff' 44 HAROLD METCALF 'Tm so busy with other things I don't have time for school. F. F. A. 4, Football 2. RICHARD MOHR Dick Genius is the capacity of evading hard work. Junior Class Play, crew, Science Club 4, Hi-Y 4, Quill, history, Football 1234, Track 1234. LARRY MORNINGSTAR Chief I only plan to be Vice-President. Student Council 23, president 3, Vox 234, Dramatics Club 234, play crew 2, cast 34, Junior Class Play, cast, Science Club 23, Hi-Y 34, Honor Roll 1234, Honor Society 34, Quill Planning Board, athletic editor, Quill Benefit Show 234, Boys' Glee Club 1- 234, Mixed Chorus 1234, Chorus Council 2, vice-president 3, president 4, Vocal Small Groups 4, Football 1234, Basketball 1234, Track 123, Lettermen's Club 34. DONOVAN MORRISON Don The way to gain a friend is to be one. Junior Class Play, crew, F. F. A. 4, sub- stitute historian, Quill Planning Board, co- chairman subscriptions, Benefit Show 34. J EANNINE MURRAY If wit were music, she'd be a whole con- cert. Student Council 12, Vox 234, Dramatics Club 234, treasurer 3, vice-president 4, plays 234, Junior Class Play, cast, Alpha Beta Gamma 4, Office Assistant, Quill, prophecy, Quill Benefit Show 2, Boys' Glee Club accompanist 3, Girls' Glee Club 1234, Mixed Chorus 234, secretary-treas- urer 3, Chorus Council 4, Vocal Small Groups 34, G. A. A. 1234, Homecoming Attendant 2, Homecoming Committees 134, Big Ten 4, Honor Society 4. JIM NIELSON Nick All great men are dying off-I don't feel so well myself. Quill Benefit Board, Boys' Glee Club 12, Football 12, Basketball 12, Track 12. KAY ANN NIETERT Talk to me tenderly, tell me lies, I am a woman and time flies. Student Council 34, vice-president 4, Vox 23, Dramatics Club 34, play crew34, Junior Class Play, cast, Honor Roll 24, Quill Ben- efit Board, co-chairman, Usher, Senior Activities 3, Quill Benefit Show 4, Girls' Glee Club 1234, Mixed Chorus 4, G. A. A. 1234, Homecoming Attendant 34, Home- coming Committees 123. MARVIN NOVOTNY Shorty What's the use of living if you can't en joy yourself. Class Secretary-Treasurer 1, Football 12- 34, Basketball 1234, Track 123, Letter- men's Club 234. HARRY OAKLEY It's not what you do, it's what you get away with. Dramatic Club 34, treasurer 4, play crew 3, Junior Class Play, cast, Science Club 134, secretary 4, Hi-Y 34, sergeant-at-arms 4, Honor Roll 14, Quill, subscriptions, Ush- er, Senior Activities 3, Boys' Glee Club 14, Mixed Chorus 4, Football 1234, Basketball 1234, Track 123, Lettermen's Club 234, Big Ten 4. ANNA MAE PAPACEK Ann Her ways are all pleasant ways. Junior Class Play, crew, Quill, calendar, Girls' Glee Club 1, G. A. A. 1234, Home- coming Committes 12. BARBARA PAUL Wherever she finds herself in life, she'll make a good addition, Class Secretary-Treasurer 4, Dramatics Club 34, play crews 34, Junior Class Play, properties, Spanish Club 1234, secretary 3, Science Club 1234, Honor Roll 234, Quill, class will, Benefit Show 4, Girls' Glee Club 1234, librarian 4, Mixed Crous 1234, G. A. A. 1234, Cheerleading 1234, Home- coming Committee 3, Big Ten 4, Honor So- ciety 4. JERRY PECK Melody A man that can smile in trouble, gather strength from distress and grow brave by reflection. Junior Class Play, crew, Quill, subscrip- tions, Boys' Glee Club 1234, Mixed Chorus 234, Chorus Council 34, Football 1234, captain 4, Basketball 1234, Track 123, Lettermen's Club 34, Big Ten 3, honorary member 4. JOAN PETRUSCH Studies serve for delight, for ornament, and for ability. Vox Staff 234, Dramatics Club 34, play crew 3, Junior Class Play, crew, Spanish Club 1, Science Club 1234, vice-president 4, Alpha Beta Gamma 4, Honor Roll 12- 34, Honor Society 34, Quill Planning Board, co-chairman features, Benefit Show 3, Girls' Glee Club 1234, Mixed Chorus 234, Chorus Council 3, Vocal Small Groups 34, G. A. A. 1234, secretary 4, Homecoming Committees 12, Office Assistant 4. SHIRLEE PINCH Blessed are those with a sense of humor. Class Vice-President 2, President 3, Vox Staff 234, editor 4, Dramatics Club 34, play crew 3, Junior Class Play, cast, Sci- ence Club 13, Alpha Beta Gamma 4, Honor Roll 123, Quill, subscriptions, G. A. A. 12- 34, Homecoming Committee 3, refreshment chairman, Office Assistant 4. GLENNA PLATNER Glen Men annoy me but I like to be annoyed. Girls' Glee Club 1234, Mixed Chorus 34, Vocal Solo 34, G. A. A. 1234, Quill, sub- scriptions. DORIS PORT ' D01- Junior Cl A usher ui ad er isin .dx ' y, Q . v 3 Band 12, G. A. A. 1234, Homecoming Com- mittees 1, Science Club 3. - A ,Y n She loves Jada '- ff- . 5.31. X ' t ,,,, A , i s if ,, Qxc, X X I. gm. I 5 f X L 5 6 yfmykx 3223.21 .fa , . 'mwzliwf . -P ff wftww 1.33, lf Z'-T1-it Z4 , 215,72 'iii -QHJS ' I 51 K se f 'B' V . 4. 7 5 1 I f l W , Sy , f Vx 0 'W f P fy Y 1 w is y W gl 4, , X - ww Q ' , ' if JT 5 af ,. Z . , 2 bf f A , ,.: P- :arf :A . ff.: 'MA , Q . .-,+, .M UNL, 4 s Q HARRY R. POTTER Great things are achieved by enthusiasm such as his. Class President 4, Junior Class Play, stage manager, Quill, advertising, Usher, Senior Activities, Benefit Show 4, Track 1, Home- coming Committees 34, assembly chairman 4, Spanish Club 123, Hi-Y 34, Honor Roll 1234, Honor Society 34, Forensics 23. MARILYN RECH Shorty Valuable things come in small packages. Dramatics Club 1234, vice-president 3, crew 3, play cast 12, Junior Class Play, crew, Spanish Club 12, Science Club 1234, junior secretary-treasurer 2, Honor Roll 12, Quill, music, Benefit Show 134, Glee Club 1234, Mixed 'Chorus 34, Band 1234, Band Council 13, president 4, librarian 3, Instrumental Small Groups 1234, Instrumental Solo 234, Piano Solo 4, Instrumental Accompanist 4, WaMaC Picked Band 4, E Club 1234, G.- A. A. 1234. MARGARET REINSCH Margie She achieves success with all she tries. Dramatics Club 234, play 23, Junior Class Play, crew, Spanish Club 12, Science Club 12, Honor Roll 1234, Quill, Planning Board, co-editor, Glee Club 1234, Band 1234, In- strumental Small Groups 234 , Instrumental Solo 2, G. A. A. 1234, Homecoming Com- mittee 123. DON ROSE Well liked by those who know him-isn't that enough? Science Club 12, Hi-Y 34, Quill, snapshots, Benefit show 3, Football 12, Traci? 12, Lettermen's Club 34, Boys' Glee Club 34. IDA ROSE SCHLOTTERBACK A word, a smile, a girl worthwhile. Student Council 1, Quill, girls' athletics, G. A. A. 1234, Cheerleading 1234, Home- mittee 123, Honor Society 4. PAULA SCHLUETER Care rests lightly on her shoulders. Vox Staff 4, Alpha Beta Gamma 4, Quill, typing and layout, G. A. A. 1234, Home- coming Committee 1. KEITH SMITH Vitamin Knowledge without labor is my hobby. Student Council 4, secretary-treasurer 4' Junior Class Play, crew, Quill, subscrip: tions, Glee Club 1234, Mixed Chorus 4, Football 1234, Basketball 23, Track 123' Lettermen's Club 4. I LORENE STENERSON Without kindness there can be no true Joyiw Vox Staff 4, Junior Class Play, crew, A1- pha Beta Gamma 4, Quill, calendar, Glee Club 234, Vocal Solo 4, G. A. A. 1234' Homecoming committee 2, Science Club 3: Office Assistant 4. ' DARRELL STIMSON Stim If he ever Worried, We didn't know it. Science Club 123 Quill Benefit Board3 Quill Benefit Show 43 Hi-Y 33 Glee Club 12343 Mixed Chorus 343 Vocal Solo 33 Football 13 Basketball 13 Track 1. RALPH STIMSON He's a quiet man, but quite a man. Junior Class Play, creW3 Hi-Y 43 Football 12343 Basketball 233 Track 12343 Letter- men's Club 234, vice-president 3, secretary- treasurer 43 Quill Benefit Board3 Quill Ben- efit Show 4. sugugy sT1MsoN A I, I, 311,333 Sh one of easy manners. V Staff 43 Alpha Beta Gamma 3 Office sistant 43 Quill, subscriptions3 Girls' T L lee Club 12343 Mixed Chorus 343 G. A. A. ,f1k'l2343 Homecoming Committee 2. JAMES TALLMAN Jimmy No sinner and no saint perhaps, but one of the very best of chaps. Junior Class Play, cast3 Hi-Y 34, president 43 Quill, advertising3 Usher, Senior Activi- ties 33 Homecoming Committees 14. JOYCE TRPKOSH She that was ever fair and never proud- had tongue at will and yet was never loud. Vox 43 Junior Class Play, crew and usher3 Spanish Club 13 Science Club 23 Alpha Beta Gamma 43 Office Assistant 43 Honor Roll 1233 Quill Planning Board, co-chairman features3 Girls' Glee Club 12343 G. A. A. 12343 Homecoming Committee 3. NORMA JEAN VAVRA She hasn't been here long, but she fits right in. Tama 123: Student Council 1231 Honor Roll 12341 Quill Benefit Boardg Benefit Show 43 Band 12343 E Club 43 Instrumental Small Groups 124Q Instrumental Solo 2343 G. A.- A. 123 Homecoming Committees 1233 Dra- matics Club 43 Junior Class Play, cast3 All State Band 4. KAREN VIKDAL Viki An artist with both brush and bassoonf' Vox 43 Dramatics Club 23, play cast 23 Spanish Club 123, vice-president 2, pres- ident 33 Science Club 123, secretary 33 Quill Planning Board, art chairman3 Girls' Glee Club 12343 Mixed Chorus 343 Band 12343 E Club 12343 Instrumental Small Groups 12343 Instrumental Solo 1243 G. A. A. 123, treasurer 33 Homecoming Committees 234Q Band Council 234, librarian 2, secretary- treasurer 34: WaMaC Picked Band 4. ELBERT W. WAFFLE Wild Wes A-hunting we will go! Quill, photography3 Track 123 Cross Coun- try 12. DAVID WALSH Dave Never heard much from him-but he's always around when needed. Dramatics Club 3, play crew 33 Junior Class Play, crew3 Science Club 12343 Hi-Y 43 Honor Roll 1343 Quill Staff, history3 Homecoming Committee 3. FREDA JANE WARRICK Biddy Folks are of two kinds-Freda is the kind we'd like to be. Junior Class Play, publicity3 G. A. A. 12343 Selah, Washington, high school 13 Girls' Glee Club 1. ROBERT WATSON Bob Minds may rule the world, but they won't start my car. Franklin 123 Manual Arts Woodworking and Drafting Exhibit 2. JOYCE WHITMORE Her music speaks for her. Junior Class Play, crew3 Spanish Club 123 Science Club 1233 Quill, class songg Ben- efit Show 343 Girls' Glee Club 1234Q Mixed Chorus 2343 Vocal Small Groups 343 Vocal Solo 2343 Band 12343 Band Council 343 Band Manager 43 All State Band 243 In- strumental Small Groups 12343 Instru-I mental Solo 12343 E Club 12343 G. A. A. 12343 Homecoming Committee 2. RUBY WVILLIAMS She is quiet, but so determined. G. A. A. 2. KEITH WINK The fair sex affects me not. Quill, layout3 Homecoming Committee 33 Oxford Junction 13 Basketball 13 Baseball 1. GERALD McGOWAN Jerry HIsn't red a sign of danger? F. F. A. 4. HIGHLIGHTS OF '53 CLASS HISTORY L Freshman Year A. Leaders 1. Class sponsor-Miss Mentzer 2. Officers-Jim Lang, presidentg Sally Berlin, vice-presidentg Marvin Novotny. secretary-treasurer 3. Student CouncilwDavid Carey, Jeannine Murray, Ida Rose Schlotterback B. Events '- Q 1. Homecoming attendants-Mary Ruth Culbert, Nadine Manson 2. SportswFreshman-sophomore basketball conference title II. Sophomore Year A. Leaders 1. Class sponsor-Miss Frankenfield 2. Officers-David Carey, president, Shirley Pinch, vice-presidentg Kay Kearns. secretary-treasurer 3. Student Council-Nadine Manson, Larry Morningstar, Jeannine Murray B. Events 1. Homecoming attendants-Jeannine Murray, Maureen Kenney 2. Sports-Fourth consecutive WaMaC basketball title for freshman-sophomore team 3. Social-Class parties and school dances III. Junior Year A. Leaders 1. Sponsor-Mrs. Hughes 2. Officers-Shirley Pinch, president, Kay Kearns, vice-presidentg Margaret McCann, secretary-treasurer 3. Student Council-Larry Morningstar, Kay Nietert, Jim Lang B. Events 1. Homecoming attendants-Jeanne Emmons, Kay Nietert 2. Sports-First year to take all WaMaC trophies, football title shared with Vinton, basketball team reached state finals 3. Junior events a. Class rings - Iowan style b. Class play - The Eve of St. Mark c. Junior-senior prom - Old-Fashioned Walk d. Big Ten winner - Jerry Peck e. Honor Society - Joan Petrusch, Jim Lang, Harry Potter, Larry Morningstar IV. Senior Year A. Leaders 1. Sponsor-Mr. Nau 2. Officers-Harry Potter, president, Phil DeWees, vice-president, Barbara Paul, secretary-treasurer 3. Student Council-Jim Lang, Keith Smith, Kay Nietert B. Events 1. HomecomingYSally Jo Berlin, queeng Kay Nietert and Mary Ruth Culbert, attendants 2. Big Ten Ball-Nadine Manson, Jeannine Murray, Barbara Paul, Sally Jo Berlin, Mary Ruth Culbert, Phil DeWees, Harry Oakley, David Carey, Bob Christensen, Jim Lang 3. Sadie Hawkins Dance-Bob Justice, most eligible bachelor 4. Economics Carnival-Mr. Nau's economics class, sponsor 5. Quill Benefit-Jim Lang, Larry Morningstar, Sondra Burnett, masters-of- ceremony 6. Class play- The Curious Savage 7. Sports a. Track - Cross Country Class B championship: Eugene Gonsales, senior member and captain b. Football - Lettermen Novotny, Oakley, Peck, Cox, Lang, DeWees, Smith, R. Stimson, Carey, Camp, Morningstar c. 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THIRD ROW: John Mollenhauer, Donna Morris, Eileen Mullaley, Robert Murray, Jeannette Nelson, Frieda Nesetril. FOURTH ROW: Kay Nielsen, Janet Olmstead, Peggy Ozburn, Lu- ella Patschke, Nancy Paul, Mary Lou Pazour, FIFTH ROW: William Peck, Donna Petrusch, Rob- ert Pinch, Mary Platner, Betty Rinderknecht, Normajean Robertson. SIXTH ROW: Gary Robison, Dick Rowley, Janice Schultz, Lynn Scott, Margaret Scott, Marlene Sherman. .Q k , my Vi, , ,,V., ? TV, 1 f xg Q af , -1 , V L 1 fam. ,, f 'S A05 J Q 1 H ' 1, MD 7, S 41. ' avi I if Q W6 if fy f I 1 ,faw x ,Wi L W S J f fffbf W, ggi ,Z fs , Q. ' ' , lin? 5 525'- , ' -wfyvfkfni? A , A If is A,,, , ws' 1 was K,,, , X 9. I wt W W ' 1 i K . y 2 f . t., - f' ' ,F :J X l . y 5 , Y . r 47 I if fl, 'S ' ,l -. 'rf w an if ' 'wwf 3' X . il, , -i 1? ' w . 157 l . ' A I I .. N -. A ' A W FIRST ROW: Nancy Siders, Shirley Sills, Jeri Smith, Lauren Sproston, Larry Stillions, James Sto- baugh. 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V! 1 f V, Vg R V lux, ' ' r .Wien ' f ' , .. . 4 FIRST ROW: Mary Jo Mercer, Carol Miller, Sandra Montgomery, Harry Moore, Kenneth Morrison, Billy Norris, Douglas Ozias, Mary LaVonne Mumm. SECOND ROW: Sheila Murray, Norma Nelson, Ann Palmer, Lloyd Parton. THIRD ROW: Marie Patterson, Connie Peal, Dan Peterson, Dennis Peterson, Roy Pinch, Ed Reed. FOURTH ROW: Dean Reiger, Richard Rinderknecht, Don Roberts, James Robertson, Pete Rouse, Robert Schmidt. FIFTH ROW: Hilda Schneider, Patty Shanklin, Betty Sherman, Dale Sills, Larry Sills, Kenneth Smith. SIXTH ROW: Bernadine Soenksen, Harvey S011- berger, Larry Stephenson, Judy Stickney, Ronald Sti11i0nS, R0b6I'12 SYLOPYV ' f QQ, f , X . f C, , kf., , . , , h .X X it ,. . 5' 4, 37' N5 if , ' ' K lj W - ,. f ' f 5 ' in ' 6 .55 it , X 5 I My , ,,,. ww ,QW f VX sw . 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Q, 'I S245 , V f X ' A X X- XXX? - I: 7X i ',, W Qi'7X'?f , if W QVW 4 -1 X ,fs-I 7 f 'ax f , X' Q f'54iLQi f A 5 I 4-, 5 fi ,lv ,- X. X I x g 0-' ,XJ ,yfXXa,M-J T f Q, -- , .gf ,, -wg , XX Y -1 - of 1 ,X .XM , f fy g ww, f X QA - 0. X- 94.19214 ' if X A 'tv f , X 14 , ' X f X 1 X R ' X X 3 , , , ,AMCQM QW f ,Qc X . 2 , -in X X. A ...wa n ' 44 ., X WR I fl. Q ' wf4.X,, 'f - nw., f X. 'fi ' 44, f , f , 2 - f f 4 if 1 X U ' I has X mf f ' ' x , ,f n. , ,L V- I sf' 'Q fr I ' J FIRST ROW: Robert Tischer, Jimmy Trachta, Betty Vargason, Elizabeth Waffle, Sandoe Walker, Rose Walkner. SECOND ROW: Dreena Waterbury, Maynard Weisbrod, Judy Welper, Jim Wheeler, David Whitman, Phyllis Whitmer. THIRD ROW: Jim Whitmore, John Woods, Not Pictured: Dennis Brogan, Elaine Hansen, Ronald Prescott, Robert Schmidt, Ronald Williams. FAMILIAR FACES lvlrf-Zagerquwisvt, who contributed many pictures to our Quill - Face of M. H. S. - Mr. Soden - Mr. Lang - Band members at contest - Riding Club - Senior party - Harry and Ann - Bruce and Patty - Mr. Eales 40 ORGANIZATIONS 1i -X 1 X552 I7 X ff 4 , xx , ff? 1 :sf Vx ff 'I' NX 7 ff Lffff XX XX, .452 - -im -f I 'L' 1 If 'iff' ' fix 9 'X . Nu, ,'- , - Q N H 1, ix ' 0 Q 'I it N 'Q N M, , 0,1 A 41 - . x X ff f . MG ,-x H? x WZ X . - H .A ' 3 ,fy ' Ns Q 1, V 1 'ki' ' ,fy il, 'xx Rx .I 1 :il- i, Y , n V. -E 1 f 1 Nj J , + KN ' fi S E ' ,f l iff ,: -1---- i -ivlx k QU I LL STAFF PLANNING BOARD Q Co-eclitors: Jeanne Emmons and Margaret Reinseh. Subscriptions: Janet Gordon and Don Morrison Advertisements: Sally Hall and David Carey Lay-Out Manager: Anna Janecek Sport Editor: Larry Morningstar Art: Karen Vikdal Photography: Jim Lang and Don Rose Feature Writers: Joyce Trpkosh and Joan Petrusch Activity Editor: Kay Kearns Sponsors: Mrs. Deeds and Miss Frankenfield The production of the Quill is only possible through the combined efforts of the many seniors who have worked on the staff. In addition to the positions of the Planning Board, the assignment sheet read as listed here. Activities: music Rech: dramatics-Burnett, clubs-presidents: publications-editors. Athletics: Cox, Christensen, Schlotterback, Green, Justice. Features: songvWhitmore: history-Walsh, Mohr, K. McGowan, wille-eMcCann, Paul, Berlin: prophecy--AMurray, Manson, Hansen, calendar-Stenerson, Papacek. Photography and Art: Waffle, Kruger, Davin, Harford. Lay-out: Wink, Lyons, Knight, Schlueter, Porter, Hall. Subscriptions: Oakley, Platner, Pinch, Watson, Bruce, Jellison, Camp, Peek, Smith. Advertising: Potter, G. Huerter, P. McGowan, Tallman, Howe, Eveland, Porter, G. Kenney, J. Huerter, Kost, Benesh, Rosensteil, Horning, Drips, S. Stimson, Brauer, Harford, Long. Typists: Klouda, G. Huerter, Schlueter, Kost, Howe, S. Stimson, Brauer. Benefit Board: Hurt, Culbert, DeWees, R. Stimson, Klouda, Nielson, D. Stimson, M. Kenney, Vavra. .,- FIRST ROVV: Walsh, K. Smith, J. Peck, Oakley, Larson, K. Wink, Harford, Eveland, Huerter. SECOND ROVV: Camp, Justice, Green, Whitmore, Rech, Schlueter, Kost, Bev. Rosenstiel, Howe, Stimson, P. McGowan, THIRD ROVV: Potter, Tallman, Bruce, Manson, B. Paul, L, Hansen, D. Porter, McCann, Burnett, Stenerson, Lyons, Benesh, Hurt. FOURTH ROW: Kruger, K. McGowan, Mohr, Kenney, Papacek, Gi Platner, Berlin, Brauer, Knight, J. Murray, Pinch, Huerter, C. Horning, Drips. 42 VOX Qsyf ay. FIRST ROW: L. Hansen, G. Huerter, Klouda, K. Vikdal, McCann, S. Pinch, Stenerson, J. Trpkosh, Burnett Murray. SECOND ROVV: S. Stimson, Howe, Young, Dougherty, Morningstar, Ballard, S. Berlin, Emmons Kearns, Mrs. Muir. THIRD ROW: Miss Petrusch, Kost, Schlueter, Keith, Lawson, Burmingham, McGee J Petrusch, Go f 4 Editor ....... Features Sports ., Art ....... Typists rdon. VOX STAFF . .....,,...,....,......... Shirlee Pinch Joan Petrusch Jeanne Emmons, Kay Kearns .Janet Gordon, Jeannine Murray Ann Young .Q ..................,,. Larry Morningstar ,.....John Ballard, Bill Dougherty Mollie Keith, Karen Vikdal Sally Berlin, Cecelia Kost .'...A.'.'.'.'.mLorene Stenerson, Shirley Stimson Joyce Trpkosh Business ..... ....,.... S ondra Burnett Circulation ...... ..... M argaret McCann Mimeograph ............,.....,............ .... P aula Schlueter Lila Hansen, Geraldine Huerter Dolores Klouda, Patty Howe Advertising ...., ...,. ,...... .... C h a rlese Burmingham Elaine McGee, Jean Lawson Journalism ...... ......,......................,,,.... M rs. Muir Production ....., ...... A melia Petrusch The members of the Vox Staff have Worked to bring you a paper which is both entertaining and informative, covering such events as club activities, plays, band-vocal music, elections, and gossip. Miss Petrusch and Mrs. Muir were our sponsors. We, the senior members, with sighs of relief and regret turn over our duties to next year's staff. Best of luck. HONOR SOCIETY Selected by the faculty from the scholastic top third of the Junior and Senior classes, these people meet the standards of the National Honor Society. All were selected on the basis of scholarship, character, service, and leadership. Election to this group is a high honor. Mrs. Deeds is the faculty sponsor. First, Row: 1Left to Righty Phyllis Carlson, Joan Petrusch, Janet Gordon, Kay Kearns, Margaret Reinsch Second Row:fDavid Carey, Bob Jones, John Ballard, Harry Potter, Nadine Manson, Jeannine Murray, Sharron Ozburn. THIRD ROW: Jim Lang, Larry Morningstar, Dan Kellams, Bruce Boling, Jeanne Emmons, Barbara Paul, HONOR ROLL HONOR ROLL-First Semester 1952-1953 Students must maintain a B average for current semester and previous semester. FRESHMAN-Eloise Allen, Larry Brooks, Bill Dougherty, Joan Drenkhahn, Sandra Fillenworth Karen Foster, Carol Goodrow, Nancy Hess, Tommy Keith, Dorothy Kroening, Mary Kulish, Bernita Kopecky, Sandra Lacock, Merle Linkletter, Terry McEnany, Carol Ann Miller, Harry Moore, Kenneth Morrison, Richard, Rinder- knecht, Harvey Sollberger, Robert Story, Jimmy Trachta, Elizabeth Waffle, Rose Walkner. SOPHOMORE-Barbara Dunlap, Sherry Hopple, James Kimber, Belva Lenz, Mary McGowan, Beth Mighel Eileen Mullaley, Jeannette Nelson, Frieda Nesetril, Kay Nielsen, Luella Patschke, Betty Rinderknecht Lynn Scott, Shirley Sills, Priscilla Tanner, Roberta Mills. ' JUNIORS-John Ballard, Bruce Boling, Robert Byse, Leo Corporon, Lumir Dostal, Mollie Keith, Dan Kellams Norma Madison, Joyce Novak, Sharron Ozburn, Joyce Porter, Shirley Post, Roxy Scott, Carol Tilp, Marilyri Tritle, Betsey Wachal, Jerry Walker, Ann Young. SENIORSfSondra Burnett, Dave Carey, Ruth Drips, Jeanne Emmons, Janet Gordon, Kay Kearns, Jim Lang Nadine Manson, Larry Morningstar, Kay Nietert, Harry Oakley, Barbara Paul, Joan Petrusch, Harry potter' Margaret Reinsch, Norma Vavra, David Walsh. ' 44 MUSIC DEPARTMENT fi 1.....f E-CLUB FIRST ROVV: Welper, Rech, Mumm, Young, Whitmore, Nesetril, Darragh. Second Row: Goodrow, Pazour, Kolda, Post, Vikdal, Gipp, Wachal, Third Row: Byse, Lala, Justice, Brown, Seeks, Sollberger, Not Pictured: Norma Vavra. VOCAL GROUP Boys' Quartet: C. Cox, D. Carey, P. DeWees, J. Lang. Girls' Trio: R. Wilson, N. Madison, J. Murray. Girls' Sextet: S. Hopple, S. Wilkinson, J. LaBarge, P. Carlson, J, Whitmore, N. Keller. Mixed Quartet: C. Burming- horn, A Young, B. Christensen, L. Morningstar. Madrigal: C. Cox, D. Carey, P. DeWees, J. Lang, J. Gordon, M. Keller, J. Emmons, J. Petrusch, S. Ozburn, J. Justice. Second Boys Quartet: R. Dochterman, J. DeJong, J. Vikdal, J. Ballard. Girls Quartet: P. Huffman, M. Tritle, J. Lawson, M. Longerbeam. Double Mixed Quartet: S. Hopple, J. Gordon, J. Whitmore, F. Nesetril, C. Cox, D. Carey, P. DeWees, J. Lang. BAND GROUPS Sax Quartet: A. Young, B. Rinderkneeht, H. Ransier, L. Dostal. Sax Sextet: A. Young, B. Rinderknecht, H. Ransier, L. Dostal, M. Platner, E. Joss. Horn Quartet: S. Seeks, C. Goodrow, D. Darragh, F. Britton. Trom- bone Quartet: S. Post, J. Gipp, J. Kolda, B. Justice. Brass Quartet: E. Lala, B. Byse, S. Post. M. L. Pazour. Drum Ensemble: J. Walker, B. Nelson, E. Mullaley, D. Petrusch, J. Brown. Brass Quintet: E. Lala, B. Byse, S. Post, S. Seeks, J. Brown. Woodwind Quintet: L. V. Mumm, J. Whitmore, M. Rech, K. Vikdal, Y. Pegum. Wood- wind Quartet: J. Whitmore, M. Rech, K. Vikdal, H. Sollberger. Trumpet Trio: E. Lala, B. Byse, B. Maly. Brass Sextet: B. Byse, E. Lala, S. Post, F. Britton, J. Kolda, B. Justice. Bb Clarinet Trio: J. Whitmore, F. Nesetril, J. Welper, R. Drips, K. Byam. Woodwind Trio: K. Vikdal, J. Whitmore, M. Rech. Trumpet Quartet: B. Maly, B. Byse, J. Vikdal, D. Stanbro. Brass Chamber: C. Goodrow, D. Darragh, S. Post, N. Vavra. Mixed Clarinet Quar- tet: J. Whitmore, F. Nesetril, D. Eckhart, B. Wachal. Chamber Woodwinds: J. Whitmore, F. Nesetril, D. Eck- hart, B. Wachal, G. Hess, L. Dye. BAND COUNCIL CHORUS COUNCIL 45 FIRST GIRLS' GLEE CLUB In ,Ph .. 4 A FIRST ROW: Hopple, Burmingham, M. Hansen, S. Tanner, Longerbeam, M. Keller, Lacock, Mrs. Hulin, Sten- erson, Britton, Howe, Nesetril, Rech, Whitmore. SECOND ROW: Seeks, I. Nelson, G. Platner, Lawson S. Ozburn, L. Hansen, Wilkinson, N. Paul, Lyons, J. Petr usch, Gordon, R. Scott, Wilson, McGee. THIRD ROW: V. Goodrow, Reinsch, Nietert, Tritle, Madison, LaBarge, Carlson, Tilp, K. Vikdal, Trpkosh, Lorence, Porter, M. Keith, Fuller, J. Justice. FOURTH ROW: S. Stimson, Post, Becker, Bruce, Pazour, Knight, Emmons Kinkead, Huffman, Novak, B. Paul, Manson, Gipp, Kolda, Culbert, J. Murray, Young. Inset: Kennedy, N Keller, McShz1ne, Waterbury, Jacoby. SECOND GHQLS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROVV: Mumm, J. Huntoon, Kopecky, M. Scott, Wells, Bristol, B. Larson, Braasch, Mrs. Hulin, Rinder- knecht, S. Berlin, Harms, C. Goodrow, M. Platner, Welper, Schneider. SECOND ROW: DeWald, Hess, Mc- Gowan, Fisher, Kulish, Bizek, S. Lacock, Mullaley, Patschke, D. Eckhart, Michel, D. Dunlap, Shanklin, Weis- brod, D. Petrusch, Darragh. THIRD ROVV: N. Nelson, S. Larson, Soenksen, Harford, Drips, Klopp, McKenna Vargason, L. Stickney, P. Ozburn, Fillenworth, Stoeffler, Kelso, Lassen, Hill, Montgomery, Bevauns.FOURTH ROVV: Hinton, Meythaler, Joan Cayler, Janet Cayler, Williamson, E. Corporon, Foster, Allen, Drenkhahn, Airy Bunney, P. Tanner, L. Scott, Mercer, S. Murray, Siders, Olmstead. ' 46 BOYS' GLEE CLU B FIRST ROW: P. Crowley, L. James, Liercke, Fernow, Hazewinkel, B. Peck, Mrs. Hulin, L. Cooper, VValker, J. Vikdal, Hutton, VVhitman, Cayler. SECOND ROW: DeJong, De. Peterson, Dougherty, G. Brewer, Ron Franklin, S. Walker, F. Mumm, Myhlhousen, Fisher, Ballard, Mollenhauer, Klopp. THIRD ROW: Kruger, J. Peck, L. Corporon, J. Cox, Fairley, J. Woods, P. Kepros, R. Knapp, G. Kenney, K. Smith, Rose, Farmer, Jones. FOURTH ROW: Oakley, Green, Christensen, Schnell, Doehterman, C. Cox, Carey, Halstead, Domer, DeWoody, DeWees, D. Stimson, Morningstar, Larson, Lang. INSET: Adkins, D. Jones, R. Franklin. MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: Gordon, Kennedy, Burmingham, Howe, G. Platner, M. Keller, L. Hansen, Mrs. Hulin, Carlson, Tilp, N. Paul, Rech, Nesetril, Whitmore, Lawson. SECOND ROW: Nietert, V. Goodrow, Kinkead, Post, Tritle, Wilkinson, Young, Schnell, Adkins, K. .Vikdal, LaBarge, Bruce, Culbert, Waterbury, Ozburn. THIRD ROW: S. Stimson, J. Petrusch, J. Cox, Kruger, DeJong, J. Peck, Oakley, DeWees, Smith, Cooper, J. Vikdal, J. Walker, Mollenhauer, J. Justice, J. Murray. FOURTH ROW: Knight, Emmons, Christensen, Green, Dochterman, C. Cox, Carey, Halstead, Domer, DeWoody, Ballard, Klopp, Lang, Morningstar, D. Stimson, Manson, B. Paul. -17 VOCAL MUSIC The vocal department began the year by practicing for its Christmas program held December 9, 1952. This program was produced by the entire vocal department, consisting of 190 members. Soloists included Janet Gordon, Jim Lang, Larry Morningstar, John Vikdal, and Steve Klopp. The backdrop of the Nativity scene, pic- tured below, was painted by Karen Vikdal, Marilyn Tritle, Jean Lawson, Elaine McGee, and Steve Klopp. Two events added to the pleasure of the groups. Along with the instrumental music department the vocal department moved into its new quarters in the high school building, the glee clubs occupying the former Man- ual Arts room. Before Christmas vacation Mrs. Hulin entertained at Christmas parties for each large group. The small groups and soloists entertained at various community organizations throughout the year. Marion attended the WaMaC Conference Vocal Clinic at Vinton, where the Boys' Glee Club appeared on the evening program and the Mixed Chorus sang with a massed chorus. A pre-contest concert was given in April by the large groups. Last year's firsts at contest included the Boys' Quartet CBill Lundquist, David McCal1ey, Phil DeWees, and Jim Langj, Betty Ann DeJong Ctreble voice mediuml, Jim Lang tbass solojg and the Girls' Glee Club. The Chorus Council this year consists of Larry Morningstar, president, Phillip DeWees, vice-president,I Janet Gordon, secretary and treasurer, David Carey, librarian, Keith Smith, attendance monitor, Charleseg Burmingham, Marilyn Keller, Joan Justice, Jeannine Murray, Charles Cox, Jerry Peck, Jim Lang, and Wallace' DeWoody. Mrs. W. O. I-Iulin is director of the vocal department. Carol Tilp, Phyllis Carlson, and John Ballard are accompanists. Student directors are Jim Lang, Larry Morningstar, Jean Lawson, and Eloise Allen. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Two events added to the pleasure of being a band member this year. First, the band practiced the first period in the morning instead of before school. Second, the instrumental music department moved to its room in the new addition of the high school, where there are several small practice rooms as well as the large one. The band had a busy year of activities. During the summer months it gave local band concerts, played at Hawkeye Downs on July 4, and provided music at the Old Settlers' Day on August 28. It marched at foot- ball games and at a marching festival held in Mt. Vernon, where six towns were represented. It gave a concert on December 8, in which featured players were Bob Byse, Edward Lala, Buddy Nelson and the French Horn Quartet. A spring concert was given in March as well as a pre-contest concert featuring soloists and ensem- bles. The Band Council gave a surprise Christmas party for the other members of the band. A year ago at contest Jerry Brown took top honors. State band members this year were Joyce Whitmore, Norma Vavra, and Shirley Post. Picked band members for the WaMaC Clinic were Bob Justice, Jerry Brown, Karen Vikdal, Joyce Whitmore, Shirley Post, Betsey Wachal, Edward Lala, Bob Byse, and Marilyn Rech. Band Council this year are Marilyn Rech, president, Karen Vikdal, secretary and treasurer, Joyce Whit- more, manager, Shirley Post, Mary Lou Pazour, and Harvey Sollberger, representatives. Betsey Wachal is librarian, and Ed Lala and Bob Byse are drill sergeants. Mr. Wright is the director, and Joyce Kolda and Shirley Post are student directors. E-CLUB E-Club is formed of individuals who meet certain musical achievements and is for the purpose of learning more about music by listening to records. Charter members of the club graduating this year are Joyce Whitmore, Karen Vikdal and Marilyn Rech. The officers for the year were Betsey Wachal, president, Bob Byse, vice-pres- ident and treasurer, and Joyce Kolda, secretary. Mr. Wright is the sponsor. This year, for the first time, members of the E-Club purchased gold-filled pins. Their activities included sponsoring an outdoor dance this fall at the Me-Too parking lot, selling refreshments at a basketball game, and giving a high school assembly in February. 48 I BAND Band Personnel Flutes Margaret Reinsch Harvey Solberger Dolores Klouda Donna Schmatt La Vonne Mumm Oboes Marilyn Rech Donna Petrusch Bassoon Karen Vikdal Joan Justice Clarinet QBbJ Joyce VVhitmore Frieda Nesetril Judy VVelper Ruth Drips Karen Byam George Hess Charles Schmatt Belva Lenz Lyla Dye Barbara O'Kelly Barbara Post Katherine Ray Darlene Shanklin Alto Clarinet Doris Eckhart Sharon Berlin Bass Clarinet Betsey Wachal VivAnn Young Beth Michel Alto Saxophone Ann Young Betty Rinderknecht Mary Platner Lee Backson Tenor Saxophone Harold Ransier Eleanor Joss Baritone Saxophone Lumir Dostal Comets Ed Lala Bob Byse John Vikdal David Stanbro Bob Maly Jim Cayler Kenneth Gillmore Kenneth Morrison French Horns Sylvia Seeks Carole Goodrow Diane Darragh Ferol Britton Yvonne Pegurn Trombones Shirley Post Judy Gipp John Keith Louis Keith Roger Hilton Baritones Mary Lou Pazour Joyce Kolda , Harold Hutchins Norma Vavra Basses Jerry Brown Bob Justice Drums Jerry VValker Buddy Nelson Eileen Mullaley Jim Roberts DRAMATICS CLUB FIRST ROW: Burnett, Conklin, Lawson, Nietert, J. Petrusch, Allen, Oakley, Lang, Culbert, J. Murray, Schnei- der, Mumm, Burmingham, Rech, Miss Murphy. SECOND ROVV: T. Keith, Young, Rinderknecht, Mullaley, Dar- rah, Foster, Michel, Britton, Hansen, Emmons, Washburn, Kulish, B. Larson, Nesetril, Dunlap. THIRD ROW: Kenney, Adkins, Halstead, Dougherty, Brooks, Whitmore, Ballard, Pinch, Airy, LaBarge, Wachal, Tilp, Carlson, Huntoon, Reinsch. FOURTH IIOVV: DeWees, Hayes, Klopp, Carey, Morningstar, Justice, Harford, Meythaler, Pazour, Kellams, Paul, Boling, Fuller, Blessing, Keith, Holmes, Justice, Peterson, Stillions, Story. The Dramatics Club this year was directed by Miss Diane Murphy with Mrs. Barbara Thomas assisting, Jim Lang served as president with the following officers performing their proscribed duties: Mary Ruth Cul- bert, secretary, Harry Oakley, treasurer, and Jeannine Murray, vice-president. Instead of giving a three-act play this year, the Dramatics Club presented two projects. The first was the Christmas assembly---a one-act play centering around a spoiled girl and her guardian angel. The follow- ing people participated in the play: Jeannine Murray, Jim Lang, Dan Peterson, Frieda Nesetril, Jim Whitmore, Bill Dougherty, Bruce Boling, Harry Oakley, Hilda Schneider, Ferol Britton, Eileen Mullaley and Mary Lou Pazour. The second project consisted of a one-act play whizh was presented at the WaMaC Clinic at Tipton on March 11. The play, entitled Leader of the People, was then entered in the dramatic play contest at Iowa City on March 25, where it received a rating of excellent, LEADER OF THE PEOPLE ' Mrs. Tiflin, the mother ,,,,, Jeannine Murray can Tiflin, the father ..,....... ........,......,,..... J im Lang Billy Buck, the ranch hand ..,,. ....... L arry Morningstar A Harry Oakley The 12-year-old Jody ..,,. ,... T om Keith Grandpa ...............,,......................... ,,,,,,,,,,-,, P nn DCWCQS Linda, the 18-year-old daughter ...... ,,,,,, E Hzabeth Waffle 50 Florence ,... Hannibal Iris May ..... Jeffrey ..... Mrs. Paddy SENIOR CLASS PLAY THE CURIOUS SAVAGE Mary Ruth Culbert Harry Oakley Janet Gordon Phil DeWees Lila Hansen Titus ...... Samuel ...... Lily Belle ....... Ethel LMrs. Savage! ,.... Dr. Emmett ........,,.,. Directors: Miss Murphy and Mrs. Thomas THE JUNIOR CLASS PLAY David Carey Darrell Stimson Barbara Paul Jeannine Murray Jim Lang THE INNER VVILLY Mollie Keith Ann Young Shirley Post John Ballard Harold Hayes Tom Jean Lawson Lillie Fuller Joan Justice Charlese Burmingham Domer Dan Kellams 51 ALPHA BETA GAMMA The 1953 commercial class enjoyed educational and social activities at this year's Alpha Beta Gamma club meetings. During the year the group had machine demonstrations by representatives from business concerns and toured several business offices. A number of commercial movies were also shown during the year. Several parties and one formal dinner with a guest speaker concluded the club's activities. The officers for this year were Sally Berlin, presidentg Margaret McCann, vice- presidentg Janet Gordon, secretaryg Sondra Burnett, treasurer. Miss Amelia Petrusch was the faculty adviser for the club. Learning To Do Doing To Learn FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Earning To Live Living To Serve The Marion F. F. A. chapter was organized this year with an enrollment of forty- two members. The officers of the organization were Jerry Huerter, presidentg Everett Scott, vice-presidentg Lumir Dostal, secretaryg Harold Hutchins, treasurerg Robert Fernow, reporterg and Bill Hotle, sentinel. To become a member the student must be enrolled in a vocational agriculture class in high school and must have satisfactory plans for a supervised farming program. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agri- cultural leadership, cooperation and citizenship. Mr. Rinas is the sponsor. FORENSICS Forensics during the current year was divided into two groups. The first group entailed those taking debateg the second consisted of radio speaking and interpretive reading. Mr. Schmidt is in charge of forensics. Those taking part in debate were: David Carey, Mary Ruth Culbert, Sue Holmes, Mary Kulish, Frieda Nesetril, Normajean Robertson, and Elizabeth Waffle. Those participating in radio speaking and interpretive reading were Bruce Boling, Mary Kulish, and Normajean Robertson. The latter group entered the district contest at Mason Ciy, March 7. The results are not known at this writing. ALPHA BETA GAMMA FIRST ROW: Stimson, Huerter, Klouda, McCann, Stenerson, Trpkosh, Burnett. SECOND ROW: Petrusch, Berlin, Emmons, Gordon, Kearns, Murray. THIRD ROW: Howe, Hansen, Miss Petrusch, Pinch, Kost, Schlueter. FUTURE FARMERS 'KW FIRST ROWV: Midcalf, McDowell, Peterson, Bullis, Hendrickson, Langhoff, Moore, Trachta, Hein, Rinder- knecht, Robertson, Hanna, Ford. SECOND ROW: Mr. Rinas, Liercke, B. Peck, Knapp, Hutchins, Dostal, Kuebler Corporon, Morrison, Fernow, James, Coppock, Busenloark, Munier. THIRD ROVV: Franklin, DeJong, Jordan Huerter, Metcalf, Scott, Eveland, Hotle, Ransier, Gillmore, Kenney, Miller, Drenkhahn. 53 HI-Y FIRST ROVV: Rose, Hutchins, Hanna, Kellams, Walker, Corporon, Gillmore, Ballard, Cooper, SECOND ROW: DeWoody, Huerter, K. McGowan, Mohr, Coppock, Tallman, DeWees, Carey, Oakley, Lang, Klopp, Donner, Mr. Schmidt. THIRD ROVV: Boling, Walsh, Dostal, Hay, Baker, Fox, Kenney, Kruger, Fisher, Myhlhousen, Eschman, DeJong, ones. FOURTH ROW: Potter, Justice, R. Stims on, Byse, Lala, Rathje, Cox, Morningstar, Hotle, Ransier, Miller, Larson, D. Stilnson. SPANISH CLUB FIRST ROXV: T. Keith, Fillenworth, Foster, Allen, Michel, Mullaley, Halstead, T. Burkart, Mollenhauer, Hess D. Jones, Farmer, Adkins. SECOND ROW. L. James, J. Whitmore, Mills, Schneider, E. Waffle, Britton, Dari ragh, Pazour, D. Petrusch, D. Eckhart, Rinderknecht, B. Dunlap, DeWoody, Ballard, Miss Mentzer. THIRD ROVV: L. Mumm, Nesetril, Lenz, B. Paul, M. Keith, J. Justice, Young, Boling, Blessing, Holmes, Nelson, M. McGowan, J. Drenkhahn, Ebsen, 'Washburn 54 n '1fgi.wm,?vw ---1-f W INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB FIRST ROW: Hutchinson, R. Pinch, Landis, Hackert, Sproston, SECOND ROVV: Mr. Page, L. Stillions, French, Wright. THIRD ROW: J. Vikdal, Rowley, Carne, Stobaugh. SCIENCE CLUB 1. ,ff A 1... -. Y . . .-zz -W aan....g.Z - 'S MSJ A Z .If FIRST ROXV: Mr. Phillips, Washburn, L, Mumm, J. Huntoon, S. Tanner, Rech, Burmingham, M. Hansen, Seeks, D. Kroening, J. Petrusch, Oakley, DeWees, Carey, Mr. Risk. SECOND ROW: Hay, J. Brown, Mercer, Tritle, E. Corporon, Burnett, Benesh, Kulish, Hess, Krizek, E. Waffle, Lawson, Ozburn, Young, F. Mumm, M. Kepros, Sollberger, THIRD ROW: Dochterman, Myhlhousen, Marchant, S. Murray, Porter, Kinkead, B. Rinderknecht, Manson, H. Eckert, Foster, Fillenworth, McGee, Lorence, Holmes, Bunney, P. Tanner, Story, Peterson, Weisbrod. FOURTH ROW: Schnell, Klopp, J. Walker, Walsh, Mohr, K. McGowan, B. Justice, Green, Pazour, Darragh, C. Goodrow, Allen, J. Drenkhahn, Shanklin, Fuller, Keith, B. Paul, Culbert, J. Justice, Post, Kolda, Hinton, Woods, Wheeler, Lang. K5 .,. Hl-Y The purpose of the H-Y Club is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community a high standard of Christian character. Mr. Schmidt is the club sponsor. This year the club sent Harry Potter, as a senator, and Bruce Boling, as a representative, to the Hi-Y Youth and Government Program held in Des Moines. Dave Carey served as a reading clerk at the program. The club was led this year by Jimmy Tallman, presidentg Dave Carey, vice-president, Jim Lang, secretary, Phil DeWees, treasurer, and Harry Oakley, sergeant-at-arms. With the money received by selling basketball pins and schedule pencils and having a Carnival, the club bought a tape recorder for the school at the end of last year. EL CLUB ESPANOL El Club Espanol began the year by adopting a set of regulations for governing the organization. Officers were elected as follows: president, Terry Halstead, vice-president, Eileen Mullaleyg secretary, Beth Michelg and treasurer, Ted Burkhart. Miss Mentzer is the sponsor. Initiation was held for all new members. Spanish Club sponsored a Ladies' Choice Dance on January 30. They also had a booth at the Economics Carnival. The reason for Spanish Club is to promote better relations between Spanish-speaking countries and our- selves. It also widens the interest in the subject. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB New at Marion this year, the Industrial Arts Club ls open to all students who are members of the advanced Industrial Arts Class or have completed the advanced course. The purpose of the group is to gain knowledge in craftsmanship, to learn by doing, to further gain social relationship among themselves and to better their understanding of their industrial society. This year's officers were: Stanley Hackert, president, Robert Carne, vice-president, and Ronald Landis, secretary-treasurer. The sponsor of the group is Mr. Page. The Industrial Arts Club initiated fourteen freshmen at a party March 12. Those initiated were James Kimber, Kent Burns, Larry Coe, Ronald Stillions, Donald Fredrickson, Walter Hilmer, Larry Stephenson, Robert Schmidt, Edwin Keyes, Patrick Crowley, Gary Hartgrave, Terry McEnany, William Dougherty and Dennis Peterson. ZETA MU EPSILON Zeta Mu Epsilon, the Marion High School science club, is open to any member in school who is taking a science course while he is a member. In the fall of the year prospective members are received. They must complete a scientific project by the end of the first semester to become members. The projects of regular mem- bers are due the second semester. The club sponsored the annual Christmas dance, featuring Santa Claus and mistletoe. The program of the second semester included initiation of new members, the annual spring picnic, talks by guest speakers, and various tours. Officers this year were David Carey, president, Joan Petrusch, vice-president, Harry Oakley, secretary' and Phil DeWees, treasurer and sergeant-at-arms. Mr. Risk and Mr. Phillips are the club sponsors, 56 ATHLETICS IPX, X X 5, QSZSJJ ,ff ' 'Q6 If-A. W EN Qm f Nw SEX X Kwik 2 X JV R f - x ,f . - , 4,5 -- 41 -F We 'Wax x Af , fs ,5Qk,,,5 b Novofn PecK Lan ,A li llk, f p 2 1 w ,,,L , wk V, , 1 . I ,X- ',.A . , A 'A ' M , f H Nv,:- I T vig ,,:,-. 4 I A ,, k , 1 mdk am mornin star Q 1V '! OV, ' I X I ,L , , U' . Vx is 'i 'if' 6' 4 . ' Q' X 0 A ,.'Q X , .,.AHj.,fZvV I I 'A-V' A , I f V if yi A M , fig!! HA ' f I H 1 6+ , ' fr-, -,,, A , 5 'I i t I 1 GOASQJQS Rose fwrstanssn ETTERVIEN VARSITY FOOTBALL e m M.m,-.-N l x ROYN: K. Srnith, Novotny, R. Stim- Coach L. C. Hippie, Burkhart, Fair- Mr. Brown and Mr. Nau, Assistant Stade, DeWoody, Kellarns, Rathje, FIRST RORV: Ronald Franklin, Murray, T. Fisher, Ballard, Hanna, SECOND son, DeW'ecs, Camp, J. Peck, Lang, Oakley, Cox, Morningstar, THiRlD ROYW: ley, J. Smith, B. Jones, Farmer, Christensen, Justice, Mohr, Kruger, Green, Coaches. FOURTH ROVV: Kent, Hay, Brown, Myhlhousen, Fox, Eschrnan, Yauslin, Hotle, Jordan. FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL 'E 5 ,. A i M Q - A my , '1l K 'th WVha'lor Eurkart l2untin SECOYD RGVJ: Kruse Ad- FIRST ROVV: P. Crowley, Wliitmoro, ul s, ei' , oe e, .A , - - Q. i , kins, Robinson, D. Jones, Hess, Halstead, Fernow, B. Peck, Raymond Franklin, Todd, XVashburn. THIRD ROVV: Moore, McEnany, Dougherty, Burns, Brooks, J. Cox, Faiior, Tischer, Brewer, LaConibe, Danford, K. Smith, Mr Page, Assistant Coach. FOURTH ROXW: Altenberg, Cayier, Ozias, Hutton, Ciaypool, S. Walker, Fillmore, Dennis, Peterson, Reed, Pinch, D. Roberts. 59 FOOTBALL The Marion Indians' football record this year stood at seven wins and two losses at the season's end. Th I . . , . . e ndians had nine returning lettermen this year- Bob Christensen, Charles Cox, Jim Lang, Ralph Stimson. Harry Oakley, Captain Jerry Peek, Larry Morningstar, Phil DeWees, Bob Fox, and Marvin Novotn The prospect for next year's team is bright, for Coach Les Hipple will turn out another good team with the eligible players in Marion High School for the 1953 season. THE SEASON'S RECORD y. Sept. 12 Marion-33 Oelwein-6 Here 10 Marion- 6 Monticello- 0 19 Marion-34 Manchester-O Here 17 Marion-20 Tipton-21 26 Marion-13 Maquoketa-G There 24 Marion-13 Vinton- 6 3 Marion- 6 Anamosa-7 There 30 Marion-14 Independence- Nov. 7 Marion 21 Mt. Vernon 7 There FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS Here There Here There 60 VARSITY BASKETBALL fa, f . , ROW N votn Oakley Lang Christensen Morningstar .I Peck, SECOND ROW: Coach FIRST : o y, , , , , . Hipple, Domer, Kellams, DeWoody, Rathje, Fox, THIRD ROW: Kent, Stade, Scott, J. Walker, Ballard. 1952 53 Marion basketball squad will probably be remembered and talked about for a long time after The - the season is over. The Indians wrapped up the WaMaC conference for the sixth straight year and then went to the first-round game of the substate tournament before they were knocked out by St. Mary's of Clinton in a double overtime. Clinton then went on to win the state title. After losing: their opening game to Springville, the Indians went through their next fifteen games without defeat before Tipton stopped them. They won their next six games before Clinton stepped in. They ended with a fine 24-3 record for the year. Tournameni Days In the sectional tourney at Marion, the Indians defeated Mt. Vernon and St. Patrick's of Cedar Rapids B ll Pl ' . Then the Indians to move into district play, Where they went on to wins over Manchester and e e aine moved to Iowa City and lost to St. Mary's of Clinton in the first round of the sub-state tournament. However, we can be proud of this squad that it took the state champions to beat. SOP!-IOMORE BASKETBALL B wn's sophomore team defended their share of the title after a slow start. They had a total rec- Mr. ro ' ord of sixteen victories and four losses. Regulars on the team included Dallas Fairley, Jeri Smith, Darrell Failor, Tommy Hutton, Larry Brooks, Ronnie Altenberg, and Jerry Cox. 61 FRESI-IMAN - SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM 7-'31-... MM-M ...gif FIRST ROXV: B. Peck, Fairley, Farmer, Fernow, J. Smith. SECOND ROW: Altenberg, Todd, P. Kep- ros, Hutton, Mr. Brown. THIRD R0'W: Reed, Danford, D. Failor, J. Cox, Brooks. RESERVE SQUAD FIRST ROVV: Hanna, Martin, Kruse, Adkins, P. Crowley, Washburn, Halstead, Hess, James, T. Burk- art. SECOND ROVV: Mr. Nau, Rindernecht, Claypool, Hartgrave, Bunting, Brewer, De. Peterson MCI-Enany, LaCon1be, Dougherty, D. Roberts, THIRD ROVV: L. Silis, T. Keith, J. Whitmore, Ozias Hein, A. Burkart, Wheeler, R. Pinch, Hilmer, Moore, Mr. Page. ' ' Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion THE SEASONS RECORD Manchester 48 Monticello 55 Franklin, C. R. 42 Independence 44 Maquoketa 58 68-Vinton 44 52-Springville 54 Marion 53- 63-Mt. Vernon 41 Marion 69- 41-Wilson, C. R. 36 Marion 60- 66-Monticello 42 Marion 66- 54-Independence 28 Marion 63- 73-Maquoketa 39 Marion -Vinton 53 Marion -Mt. Vernon 39 -Tipton 37 Marion Marion -Anamosa 55 52-Tipton 56 56-Manchester 46 56-Anamosa 50 Sectional Tournament 64-Mt. Vernon 32 Marion 62-St. Patrick's, C. R 46 District tournament 54-Manchester 39 Marion 75-Belle Plaine 57 Sub-state -St. lVIary's, Clinton 56 THE CBASKET'S THE THING! VARSITY TRACK FIRST ROW: fLeft to rightl Hanna, B. Peck, James, Brown, Franklin, Gonsales, Stirnson, Fairley, Eschman Myhlhousen, Fisher, Kent, T. Burkart. SECOND ROW: Coach Hipple, Mumm, Todd, Mohr, Farmer, Kellams Yauslin, DeVVees, Walker, J. Smith, Fernow, Coach Brown. THIRD ROW: Fox, Justice, Hotle, DeWoody Cox, Stade, Scott, Lang, Pisarik, Corporon, Rathje, Adkins, Kepros, Jordan FRESHMAN - SOP!-IOMORE TRACK First Row: fLeft to Righty Coach Nau, Altenberg, Crowley, Sills, Keith Weisbord Ozias Burk t Wheeler, Whitmore, Pinch, Landis, Ford, Dougherty, Moore, Roberts, Washburn, ,Knapp Second Rdw:-Inger, Story, Hess, Kruse, Reed, Brooks, Fillmore, Robison, Brogan, Stobaugh, Hutton R Knapp Martin Coe H ti grave, R. Franklin, Failor, Coach Page. Third Row.- Block, Langhoff, Mclilnany Bunting, Stillions Bre ar Woods, Rowley, Linkletter, Murray, Marek, Hein, S. Walker, Halstead, Williams, Burns, J. Cox, Clayplggly Hvlvg' 64 CROSS COUNTRY TRACK FIRST ROW: Pisarik, Gonsales, L. Corporon, J. Walker, L. Hotz. SECOND ROW: E. Ford, Domer, Scott, Hein, Kepros, THIRD ROW: Rinderknecht, Marek, Knapp, Langhoff, Trachta. CROSS COUNTRY The 1952 Cross Country squad had a successful season, winning both the mile race at Iowa City and the two-mile race at Ames. The runners competing in these races were Eugene Gonsales, David Pisarik, Leo Cor- poron, Larry Hotz, and Jerry Walker. Eugene Gonsales was elected captain by the squad for the 1952 season. SPRING TRACK This year's track squad will be out to defend their WaMaC crown. The team is bolstered by nine returning lettermen from last year's WaMaC champions-Bob Fox, Bill I-Iotle, Lloyd Jordan, Leo Corporon, Ralph Stim- son, Eugene Gonsales, Bob Justice, Jim Lang, and Jerry Walker. At the time the Quill goes to press no meets have been held in 1953. 65 LETTERMEN'S CLUB FIRST ROVV: Novotny, Fox, Oakley, Christensen, C. Cox, Morningstar, DeWees, Rose. SECOND ROVV: K. Smith, J. Walker, Gonsales, R. Stimson, Hotle, Jordan, Carey. THIRD ROWV: Mr. Hipple, Justice, Lang, Corporon, J. Peck. Lettermen's Club, an organization for any boy who has won a major letter in any of thc three major sports at Marion, is gradually growing bigger. The officers are Jerry Peck, president, Phil Dc- Wces, vice-presidentg and Ralph Stimson, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Hipple is the sponsor. The object of this club is to teach good sportsmanship at all times and to have a lookout for one's teammate. VARIETY IN ATHLETICS CHEERLEADERS FIRST STRING to Right: Mary Ruth Culbert, Lillie Fuller, Sharron Ozburn, Barbara l Not Pictured: Ida Rose Schlotterback SECOND STRING Left to Right: Margaret Huntoon, E11 een Mullaley, Sandra Lacock, Frieda Nesetril 4 MAJORETTES .. c fy W V S ., f 3 , : wr ,, ,Q ,Ze f A . 3 1 - ff- ,, , , e ' Wt f , Q. X I ,,,, is I , Y E ww A W ,ny ff , .-,fx Q u ' If 'ff i , M wi S i. iw ff ,Wk ,S 3, , . i teen, s If I v ' N Q t f K S 4, I f , :.4h'7fr'anzt ,f X t ' I 'A aww ' N , f .Q ,V-me ' ., u. f E x- -v ' , ff .,, , X X 4 F 'if ' W f 'I Ml .F .,-,, 5 f' ,',f ', I ' .M W' M -: ff w S r' 1 X at f 1 Q n :' Sf i W, .. .X ' ww ? 5 . to Q if X .V ,, X 3 3 Q! ., y 1 w f 2 ' N S f . 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OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Nadine Manson, Mary Ruth Culbert, Joan Petrusch SECOND ROW: Suzanne Holmes, Jean Lawson, Mollie Keith The 1952-1953 Girls' Athletic Association, sponsored by Mrs. Goodyear, started another successful year with 145 members. The following officers were elected: president, Mary Ruth Culbertg vice-president, Nadine Mansong secretary, Joan Petruschg treasurer, Jean Lawsong point chairman, Sue Holmesg and social chairman, Mollie Keith. Among the outstanding events of the year were the initiation of new members and the Sadie Hawkins Dance, where the Most Eligible Bachelor was crowned. Another event was the contribution of gifts for a necdy person at Christmas. On February 27, our annual Big Ten Ball to honor the ten most outstanding students of Marion High School was held at Armar Ballroom. On the athletic side of G.A.A., Marion attended a Play Day at McKinley and held intramural soccer, volleyball, basketball, and ping-pong tournaments. Numerals, letters and state pins were awarded to those who had earned them. This presentation was made in the honor assembly at the end of the year. 68 JUNIOR - SENIOR G. A. A. , M , , , ATil xg,-,.s .......m-N-..f.Y ... . . . FIRST ROW: Rech, Lacock, Jacoby, Emmons, Kearns, McCann, B. Paul, M. Hansen, Seeks, L. Stickney, Lyons, Whitmore, Benesh, Knight, P. McGowan, Howe. SECOND ROW: Murray, Smith, Burmingham, J. Petrusch, Gordon, Drips, L. Hansen, Longerbeam, Edmunds, D. Stickney, Barb. Rosenstiel, Roberts, S. Stimson, Hall, Schlueter, Bev. Rosenstiel, G. Platner. ROW L n Culbert Holmes Manson Tritle Tilp Burnett Conklin Madison La Barge, Wachal, THIRD : awso , , , , , , , , , J. Porter, D. Klouda, Berlin, Stenerson, Brauer, Trpkosh, Huerter, Papacek, Warrick, Bruce, Reinsch, Mrs. Goodyear. FOURTH ROW: S. Ozburn, D. Porter, Huffman, Hill, Nelson, Carlson, Pinch, Gipp, J. Kolda, M. Keller, Lorence, Larson, Post, Keith, Justice, Young, Fuller, McGee, Novak, R. Scott, Wilson, Whitmer, Munier, Blessing, Jan- ecek, Nietert, Wingfield. FRESHMAN - SOPHOMORE G. A. A. K , . , , . K x 4 , .:. .V ,V YW, FIRST ROYV: Bev. Larson, Welper, M. Huntoon, Hess, C. Goodrow, Allen, Foster, B. McGowan, J. Nelson, M. McGowan, Darragh, Nesetril, Hopple, Trimble, P. Hunter. SECOND ROW: Shanklin, Berlin, N. Hunter, Patterson, Vargason, Lacock, Schneider, Murnm, Fillenworth, Ebsen, S. Murray, Mercer, J. Huntoon, DeWald, Kroening, Waffle. ROW Palmer Wilkinson Meroshek Nielsen, Siders, Eckhart, D. Petrusch, Stoeffler, M. Ozburn, Michel, : r ' ' Mullaley, Meythaler, Sills, Drenkhahn, Klopp, M. Platner, Robertson, H. Eckhart, Pazour, Mrs. Goodyear. FOURTH ROW: Braasch, Krizek, N. Keller, Kelso, L.Scott, B. Dunlap, Bader, Lassen, Morris, Langhoff, N, P T nner, Kulish, Corporon, Rinderknecht, McShane, Olmstead, Harford, Britton, D. Dun- Paul, Hinton,BuUl'1eY, - 3 lap. 69 FAMILIAR SCENES WEN, ' rw' 'warms Vocational Agriculture - Industrial Arts - Music W Ag Shop - Girls' Gym .. L h R Q ing - Typing Class - Pep Meetings - Games - Parties unc Dom Home Mak 70 FEATURES Z' ,-,.,,f 1 X X J A 5. . ir-, A v-F--,-?,.. .,Z-f,..,-- - -xx ' , r,JH,,.,f - , 1 W P,-,,i,, W,- Xfi- li c? ,.-i I .,.,i- - gm X if-fl' 1 ' L ,,i, 'xlitx ' EE:-525: 'XA- ' -l,-iii ls Q 5- S l, ' ' ,:5X.L.S - .Nami '-'ii' , Tgii-Z!! Ptiiig ' 1iii,, RISE. -,,., .-,Q-I I I he' ll x Jig!! ll F ,4 . ,U 'QC-' n uffff , I-,,. +f::.i Tig ',, -:,,-..f- 'gg-if +-'iii rw-' y 'L ,----..-:lx ly f11.,- I ,. 1A y 'i',l? E i ' ,-' X - U 1' x f 2 , W I X Af X f + U, 5 , . si is 5 ' :mi N w 'ff' V . Fri!! 1-. 'ring -E.t:.,, M.. xl, V - - 1 f-,f.f..Y,'--'-' ' -' ' ff ,.,4.l. .,.,-f- , di, ...+f- ,'f' -..1 - September October November December January February March April May 5 12 19 23 26 29 8 6-7 10 13 17 24 25 30 1 5 7 10 11 12 13-14 21 5 8 11 13 19 17 20 23 30 3 13 16-20 29 2-6 24 28 2-6 7 10 14 30 1-2 15 24 28 26 25 29 CALENDAR-1952-1953 Football Parents' Night Oelwein game-band dance Juniors select rings-Manchester game here F. F. A. organized Maquoketa football game there G. A. A. initiation Anamosa game at Anamosa Individual pictures taken for Quill Monticello here-Dads' Night Vacation-Teachers' Institute Tipton there Vinton here-Homecoming at M. H. S. fQueen Sally Jol Cross Country at Iowa City Independence game there Won Cross Country title Canoe trip thru Canada-via assembly speaker Mt. Vernon game at Mt. Vernon Quill pictures taken WaMaC Conference Dinner Mr. Jones' assembly The Inner Willy -Junior Class play Basketball starts itwo games a week 'till Marchj Sadie Hawkins Dance iBachelor - Bob Justicej Band Concert Chorus Christmas Program Economics Carnival Science Club Dance - Vacation starts Conference Band Festival We beat Franklin! Student Council Dance Spanish Club Dance Quill Benefit Show - 3425 profit! Lettermen's Club Dance Sectional Tournaments - We are host! Marion a winner! Big Ten Ball , District Tourney - Marion winner! Athletic Banquet Vocal Festival Easter Vacation WaMaC Recognition Night Junior Class Dance Honor Society initiation Senior Class play Final State Music Contests - Large Groupe Jr. - Sr. Prom fArmarJ Baccalaureate Senior Class Day Class Night Alumni Banquet Commencement C A55 SUNG nf . fifdf '.5!3..g.f,fJf-27 FDU' yf-'df-1 0,30 we ga-Mere! to .dart our sci-Ml Ca.- yee Whifmore, FN, H Wire .few . 'Eff fre-fair reefi V956 MJ OU fun 0-HJ Stu:-fievl bed. nourflc CIIJ is FN fi' Adv' -. B-Gert!! S near. We L8av8 schnllmlls behind uf, but we will 5 5 li fl rfb e F V -1 P P V all a - .IJ 'Une honor ofsohnl calorS Ure Crim- ii X. ! af if E Son and 'Uwe JJ. CLASS WILL Mary Becker, will my enthusiasm for the typewriter to all up-and-coming young typists. Madeline Benesh, leave my uncanny knack for falling down to anyone who thinks they can take it. Sally Berlin, leave my athletic ability to Mary Lou Pazour. Joan Brauer, leave my Government speeches to Sylvia Seeks. Harriett Bruce, will my creative ability to draw to Belva Lenz. Sondra Burnett, will all my skill to uphold my rights to Sharon Berlin. Frank Camp, leave Mr. Nau still admiring my shiny boots. Dave Carey, will my ability to win an argument to John Ballard. Charles Cox, leave my everloving phrase I protest to Norm Rathje. Bob Christensen, leave my basketball prowess to Everett Scott. Kenny Crowley, leave still wondering how I made it. Mary Ruth Culbert, leave all my trials and tribulations in G. A. A. to next year's president. Richard Davin, leave for the wide-open spaces. Phil DeWees, leave a lot of girls still swooning. Jim Drenkhahn, will my quiet manners to Wally DeWoody. Ruth Drips, bequeath all my beautiful A's and B's to Shirley Post. Jeanne Emmons, will my long flowing hair to Sandra Montgomery, Walter Eveland, leave but Vera stays. Eugene Gonsales, leave my track ability to Jerry Walker. Joe Green, leave my typing machine to anyone with the tools to repair it. Janet Gordon, leave Mrs. Hulin looking for another good soprano. Sally Hall, leave my love for the sport of wrestling to Sharon Wilkinson. Lila Hansen, leave my letter Writing to Joyce Lacock. Kenny Harford, leave the teachers still in a daze. Carol Horning, leave my freckles to Frieda Nesetril. Patty Howe, leave my safe driving to Joyce Novak. Jerry Huerter, leave my curly hair to Verdean Stade. Geraldine Huerter, leave my giggling to Elaine McGee. Ed Hurt, will my muscles to Lumir Dostal. Anna Janecek, will my place in high school to my brother Charles. Darlene Janko, will go after Don. Joe Jellison, leave my endurance and durability to Dick Liercke. Bob Jones, leave my fan club to Harold Hutchins. Bob Justice, leave my Physics experiments to Mr. Phillips. Kay Kearns, leave page three of the Vox stencils to Marilyn Tritle, Gary Kenney, leave my blush to Billy James. Maureen Kenney, leave my poodle cut to Leo Corporon. Dolores Klouda, leave my accordian playing to Diane Dunlap. Merlene Knight, leave the dress I was making in Home Economics. Cecelia Kost, leave my quiet ways to Bobette Horning. Jim Kruger, leave my witty remarks to Gary Eschman. Jim Lang, leave my ability to get good grades to anyone who needs them. Ray Long, leave Mr. Schmidt's eighth hour study hall-much to Mr. Schmidt's delight., Mary Lyons, leave my quiet ways and neat appearance to Joyce Porter. Nadine Manson, leave with Mr. Schmidt still wonder ing when I joined Hi-Y. Margaret McCann, leave my gala experiences and stunning red hair to Jo Ann Lassen. Gerald McGowan, leave, taking my new car with me. , Kenny McGowan, leave my size to Merle Folkers. Phyllis McGowan, leave my knowledge of Eskimos to next year's senior theme writers. Harold Metcalf, leave my vocational agriculture classes to Billy Hotle. Dick Mohr, will Harry's speeches in Government to anyone in next year's class. Larry Morningstar, will my unique method of writing my signature to Gary I-Iartgrave 1Heart-Gravel Don Morrison, leave, but Barbara still remains in high school. Jeannine Murray, will all my good times to Lynn Scott. Jim Nielson, leave my Silent Sam technique to Harold Hayes. Kay Nietert, will my dishpan hands from hot-lunch-room work to Norma Nelson. Marvin Novotny, will my false teeth to Mr. Nau's baby. Harry Oakley, Will my fatal charm to Al Burkhart Anna Mae Papacek, will my pleasant way to Bernita Kopecky. Barbara Paul, bequeath my nicknames and good times. to Joan Drenkhahn. Jerry Peck, will my ability to Write poetry to Billy Peck. Joan Petrusch, leave my good disposition in office practice to Joyce Kolda. Shirlee Pinch, will my blood-curdling giggle to Lillie Fuller. Glenna Platner, leave Home Economics to my sister Mary. Doris Porter, leave my likings for past M. H. S. graduates to Jean Lawson. Harry Potter, leave my class trials and tribulations to next year's Senior president. Marilyn Rech, will my gay parties to Charlese Burmingham. Margaret Reinsch, leave my memories of successful math classes to Betty Rinderknecht. Don Rose, leave still studying the science of Woman's Reasoning. 'Ida Schlotterback, will my excitement and cheering abilities to Sandra Lacock. Paula Schlueter, leave my charming figure to Carol Tilp. Keith Smith, will my skill to get along with those female underclassmen to Bobby Fox. Lorene Stenerson, leave, waiting patiently for the month of June. Darrell Stimson, will my big wide grin and tall tales to Chuckie Kent. Ralph Stimson, will my baskets of major letters to Jerry Walker. Shirley Stimson, will my jalopy to the Cayler twins. Jimmy Tallman, leave my left-over Hi-Y pencils for Tom Domer to sharpen. Joyce Trpkosh, will my constant bubble of friendship to Kathryn Trimble. Norma Vavra, will my place in the chorus line to Marilyn Keller. Karen Vikdal, will my artistic abilities to Shirley Larson. Elbert Waffle, leave my array of hunting knives to Bruce Boling. David Walsh, leave the Physics class, still wondering. Freda Warrick, wills her love for school to anyone who thinks he might want it! Bob Watson, will my knowledge of sociology to Jerry Brown. Joyce Whitmore, will my skill plus my will in the field of music to Judy Welper. Ruby Williams, will my writing themes to any ambitious character. Keith Wink, leave my quiet mannerism to thee, Raymond Dochterman. May we rest in peace! Mary Becker: Madeline Benesh: Sally Berlin: Joan Brauer: Harriett Bruce: Sondra Burnett: Franklin Campz, David Carey: Bob Christensen: Charles Cox Kenneth Crowley Mary Ruth Culbert: Richard Davin: Phillip DeWees: Jim Drenkhahn: Ruth Drips: Jeanne Emmons: Walter Eveland: Eugene Gonsales: Janet Gordon: Joe Green: Sally Hall: Lila Hansen: Kenny Harford: Carol Horning: Patty Howe: Geraldine Huerter: Jerry Huerter: CLASS PROPHECY Mary was a business girl with friends galore. She incorporated them into a friendship corps. She was bashful in her bashful way- And flirted and flirted all through the day. The whole wide world was soon to know The champ lady wrestler named Sally Jo. A famous swimmer our Joan becameg Billboards everywhere spread her fame. A famous baker whom everyone knows- She invented doughnuts without any holes. Sondra was a cook-she made good chicken pies: Now she owns an aeroplane and through the air she flies. Always quiet, cute, and funny. Seldom dates-he saves his money. To the White House Dave went with joy- And soon he was known as the best pageboy. Bob loves his job, as you will see. He sorts all kinds of peaches in old Tennessee. As a Senator he won fame for this little trait-- He attended all meetings-no matter what date! Kenny, our old chum, is as busy as a beeg He's skating master and teaches ladies free. Mary Ruth edits what you never would guess- A lonely hearts' column-and it's a success! To be a cattle rancher, Davin left usg He got so rich he bought the state of Texas. A preacher comes from '53-Phillip is his name: His sermon on Beware of girls really won him fame. As an army general Jim won fame- He married a Wac who hunted big game. Our Ruth is a famous dress designer: No lady could ask for clothes any finer. Our Jeannie is an office gal-she types at a rapid rate: She's the fastest steno in the land-to work she's never late. VValter drives trucks across the land They're filled with cattle of every brand. This runner carried messages from Cairo to Rome: I-Ie left after breakfast and by lunch he was home. Janet teaches dancing at an Arthur Murray school: She has two maids, six butlers and a private swimming pool. He chased wee doggies and did not shirk As city dogcatcher, which was his work. Sally is an artist, a gift bestowed by fate, She lives in Greenwich Village, a modern advocate. She sings all day-she sings all night- V But whatever she sings, she sings just right. Kenny is a horseshoe fan-he's gifted in that lineg He makes a ringer at every throw, there s no one quite so fine She ran a home for parentless boys, VVho played many pranks and made lots of noise. She drove a cab in Bombay: On a one way street, she went the wrong way. She typed away with the greatest of ease On a typewriter made without any keys. He had a girl at Davenport, another at St. Paul- They met each other one fine day and now he has none at all. Eddie Hurt: Anna Janecek: Darlene Janko: Joe Jellison: Bob Jones: Bob Justice: Kay Kearns: Gary Kenney: Maureen Kenney: Dolores Klouda: Merlene Knight: Cecelia Kost: Jim Kruger: Jim Lang: Ray Long: Mary Lyons: Nadine Manson: Margaret McCann: Gerald McGowan: Kenneth McGowan: Phyllis McGowan: Harold Metcalf : Dick Mohr: Larry Morningstar: Don Morrison: Jeannine Murray: Jim Nielson: Kay N ietert: Maryin Novotny: 76 Eddie is a hermit who lives in a cave, But when he goes to town-oh, how Many fashionable gowns she designed For women who were most refined. She followed Don from coast to coast Until three dividends they did boast. Farmer Jellison won his fame For raising a plant without a name, the ladies rave! This daredevil drove with the greatest of ease: Now he is paying for wreckers' fees. In school he was rated as the ladies' best friend: Now it's home every night-in Bachelors' Quarters to en. One day to the boss she laid down her terms, And now she is head of the largest of firms. Thousands of people came from afar Just to have him overhaul their car. She works in an office which you really should see, And takes dictation perched on the boss's knee. Queen of the accordionists she was known o'er the land. To make beautiful music she just moved her hand. She answers your numbers and gets them all right, And here's a telephone girl who's always polite. As an airline stewardess she was always neat, And then a pilot swept her right off her feet. He became governor of one of our states And now has a secretary to turn down his dates. He sang for many well known bands- Was pursued by girls of many lands. To the world he was known as a great referee, Though he only came up to a tall player's knee. This will amaze you how she got ahead- She sewed many costumes without any thread. A nurse she became to cure the ill, And one smile brought them back with a will. This girl with the hair of flame Danced her way to heights of fame. As a furniture salesman he made lots of money And drove his convertible-'twas really a honey! A well-known prizefighter he became: For falling unconscious he won his fame. The White House welcomed its newest resident, As she became the first lady President. An unusual farmer in Harold we find He used left-over spaghetti his oat shocks to bind. He vowed he'd not marry, not on his life: Now he's supporting three kids and a wife. As the World Symphony's pianist Larry does play And becomes more and more famous day after day. As a vacuum cleaner salesman he went door to doox, But cleaning up the messes became quite a chore. Poem s-Poems-everywhere! She does write many for us to share. As a detective, he'd search and he'd think Until he discovered the one missing link. A leading part in one great movie Led her to take up a career in T. V. As Olympic Champion the ladies he'd please, But to the coach he got down on his knees. 4 Harry Oakley: Anna Mae Papacek: Barbara Paul: Jerry Peck: Joan Petrusch: Shirlee Pinch: Glenna Platner: Doris Porter: Harry Potter: Marilyn Rech: Margaret Reinsch: Don Rose: Ida Rose Schlotterback: Paula Schlueter: Keith Smith: Lorene Stcnerson: Darrell Stimson: Ralph Stimson: Shirley Stimson: Jim Tallman: Joyce Trpkosh: Norma Vavra: Karen Vikdal: Elbert Waffle: David Walsh: Freda Warrick: Bob Watson: Joyce Whitmore: Ruby Williams: Keith Wink: As a young man he was known for gazing at stars, Now he's building a ship to take him to Mars. This girl made cakes and got rich by and by Because they tasted precisely like pie. A biologist, she studied fishes and squids And lived in a lighthouse with her twenty-three kids This sportsman was known all the world overg I-Ie invented a football with a girl on the cover. Great professors consulted her iso wise was shejg She advised on the campus at I. S. T. C. So sensible and smart was she The supreme court drafted her immediately. This seamstress was famous for many years Because she made ruffles for pearl chandeliers. A second Sherlock Holmes was sheg She traced down U. S. currency. A famous diplomat was he And was sent as ambassador to Paree. This generous girl was loved by all: She sold her shortness to those who were tall. She traveled afar as a good missionary Then raised fifteen kids in the big town of Perry. When they picked the best dressed ten, He was not one, but all of them. A Parisian beautician this lady became- Suave, sophisticated, famous in name. Ze Great Madame Schlueter designed famous gowns Most of them made from dandelion down. Many medals this fellow's coat did adorn For inventing a square in triangular form. She typed so fast 6450 per minutej That she ended in jail for exceeding the speed limit. This carpenter built a building supreme Constructed entirely from chocolate ice cream. He played Hamlet with a Southern drawl-- To be or not to be, you all. She drove her car at famous places And officiated at stock car races. He became a doctor fwe have it in writingy Because he thought nurses so awfully exciting. Fame came quickly to this girl, And life for her was one gay whirl. A concert-master she became And so she came by lots of fame. Marion's artist got a good start- She taught Grandma Moses some things about art. We were sad when we heard it was said, Poor Elbert has failed-he brought 'em back dead. A great geologist was Dave 'Cause he discovered a popcorn cave. This astronomer looked at the moon and stars And found there were lollypop trees on Mars. This famous jeweler designed bear traps And made rings from Pepsi-Cola caps. This trapeze artist was famous everywhere Because she did stunts ninety feet in the air. A lady farmer, well-known was she- She grew ripe cherries on a strawberry tree. This barber made many a friend 'Cause he cut hair for bald-headed men. QUILL BENEFIT - 1953 Every year the senior class fthrough the Benefit Board and the Quill sponsorsl plans a Yvvlz Q11 benefit show with Mr. Rathnian of the Marion Theater. With his generous offer of the use of the theater the benefit show has been produced eight consecutive yearsfeach year being a greater finan- cial success. The ten people opposite were honored on February 27 at the Big Ten Ball, sponsored by the Girls' Athletic Association. They were elected by the student body as representatives of good school citizens with outstanding' character, personality and dependability, This commendable recognition is one of the finest honors the student body can bestow. First row: Nadine Manson, Mary Ruth Culbert, Barbara Paul, Sally Jo Berlin, Jeannine Murray Sec-ond row: David Carey, Harry Oakley, Phil DeWees, Jim Lang, Bob Christensen im ' BENEFIT BOARD wg, I FIRST ROVJ: Mary Tlulh Cul- lsert, Dolores Klouda, Kay Nietcrt, Maureen Kenney. SEQ- OND ROVCJ: Phil Devfccs, Bob Janos, Ralph Stimson, Darrell Stimzon, Jim Nielson. BIG TEN BALL E' E 79 HOMECOMING - 1952 W7 X, Q 2, e N iw A FIRST ROW: Chziilese Burmingham, Mary Ruth Culbert, Sally Berlin fQueenJ, Kay Nietert Joyce Porter SECOND KOYV: Friemlzi NeSeti'il, Hilda Schneider, Beverly Larson, Judy Meroshek. nga 80 My ECON CARNIVAL - SADIE HAVVKINS DANCE FRIDAY - EIGHTH PERIOD PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Dr. N. W. Stookey, Dentist DeWitt H. Smith, Attorney-at-Law II35 Seventh Avenue National Bank Building Winfield White, Attorney-at-Law Dr. George K. O'Brien, Optometrist National Bank Building T450 Seventh Avenue Dr. Anthony B. Lake, Dentist Dr. R- E- Leidigh, DGNTIST I IOI Seventh Avenue National Bank Building Drs. H. G. and B. J. Stitzel T. J. Davis, D. D. S. Marion, Iowa 777 Eleventh Street Dr. R. A. Hender, Chiropractor Stanley Nielsen, Attorney-at-Law 764 Twelfth Street i340 Fifth Avenue C. H. Moyer, Attorney-at-Law H. O. Young, M. D. II35V2 Seventh Avenue Marion, Iowa W. G. Goodale, Dentist Herbert Oerstman, M. D. I IOI Seventh Avenue oi O Tenth Street Paul E. Orcutt, M. D. Hanna and Strader, Veterinarians 743 Twelfth Street Marion and Springville Raymond N. Klass, Attorney-at-Law J. J. Keith, M. D. I I65 Seventh Avenue I242 Seventh Avenue Best Wishes for the Class of '53 A Q Marion A 81 W Root Beer Stand CThe Luedtkesl Q , , Al law S3222- I 30g ' . 4 in V , . aff T r T- ,yy , Lfffg- vi fp x -' ' T121 2 Wx' LJ 1 , 4' f ,V - I... 1- ' ,gif rg? ff Q! ug? ff! rf 13.-.-6 ON THE JOB Whatever the task may be, every employee of this Company is on the job helping to make your life easier and more pleasant through dependable gas service. IOWA-ILLINOIS GAS AND ELECTRIC C0. Good luck and best Wishes To the Class of '53 GIBSON'S MARKET AND LOCKER SERVICE Meat you can eat at prices you can meet. Marion, Iowa P110119 53 SCHOOL LIFE RX 1. Mary Ruth crowns our bachelor! 2. Construct'o D f ' - . homecoming enthusiasm. 6 and 7. School social lifei Azgsono on Sihe gfigllgld agaolfgy tmpsl 5' stirring up member. 11. Mr. Nau-vattentive listener. ' 0' one assembly We'11 re- in' . 85 RENFER SHOE STORE Wishes to congratulate the class of 1953 GAMBLES Hardware 81 Housewares MAX ELY, Owner TAYLOR MUSIC COMPANY King Band Instrument and all accessories Expert Repairing 315 - lst Ave. S. E. Cedar Rapids, Iowa KOLARIK BOOK BINDING CO. Binders of Books For public and private libraries 3002 Madison Street N.E. Cedar Rapids, Iowa SPAHN 81 ROSE LUMBER COMPANY Complete Building Service Bob Grimes, Mgr. Phone 13 I Congratulations, Marion Graduates May Success and Happiness Follow You through Years to Come HALLWOOD CAFE Serving fine food From 5:30 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Fountain - - - Short Orders And the best food in town Congratulations to the Class of 1953 Complete line of wallpaper We handle Pittsburgh Paints and Varnish P. G. HARLAN Marion - - Iowa The Best of Luck To the Class of '53 HARRY'S SKELLY SERVICE 243 Seventh Avenue Harry O. Pinch, Prop. ME TOO PER MARKE I ' ' - I - X 7 Fl' ' 5 V -XAS 9 - R f sit ,. - L ,, Q. 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DANISH MAID BAKERY Crosley Appliances Houseware Good Things To Eat BURD HARDWARE Wedding Cakes Our Specialty Self-Service for your convenience 1120 Seventh Avenue Phone 4-W HAMILTON GROCERY Meet your friends after the game at The handiest store for the students DOT'S CAFE School Supplies Sandwiches Ice Cream Phone 204 1405 Fifth Aven Delicious Hamburgers, Tenderloins and French Fries ue 24-Hour Service Phone 1044 CANDID CAMERA O wad some PoW'1' the giftie gie us To see oursels as ithers see us! NED JONES HEATING COMPANY Congratulations to Class of '53 760 Eleventh Street Robert Altenhein, Proprietor SHEETS AND SON For Insurance To Meet Every Need J. O. Sheets W. C. Sheets Phone 42 I HERFF-JONES COMPANY Indianapolis, Indiana Class Jewelry Announcements Trophies Medals Sz Trophies Athletic Letters Joseph J. Hall, Jr. 2029 E Avenue N. E., Cedar Rapids LINN COUNTY PRODUCE CO., INC. Helps You To Greater Poultry Profits P 110119 203 .Marion, Iowa Pioneer Dairy Feeds Red Comb Poultry Feeds Pioneer Hog Feeds Minneapolis - Moline Farm Equipment Congratulations To the Class of 1953 from the Best Wishes T the Clas f '53 MARION CAFE O S O Sh0I't OI'd9I'S. - .Ll1I1CheS - .DlI1D6I'S You will like our cooking . Phone 26 720 Tenth Street Marlon' Iowa Congratulations To the Class of 1953 GOODROW'S GREEN HOUSE Complete Floral Service Moderate Prices 200 Fifth Avenue Phone 787-W BROCKMAN 81 MCGOWAN Real Estate Insurance 204-205 Farmers State Bank Bldg. Phone 1000-W We Never Misrepresentn MOBB'S STANDARD STATION Gas - Oil - Lubrication Service 890 Seventh Avenue SORG DRUG CIRA'S SNACK BAR Where Friends Meet To Eat Sandwiches Drinks FAIRLEY INIPLEMENT CO. Case Machinery Sales and Service Marion Phone 68-W Iowa Dependable 24-Hour Service DAN'S CAB Marion, Iowa Telephone: 521 ED V. CAREY, REALTOR 110115 7th Avenue Phone 1140 MILLER MACHINE SHOP General Welding and Machine Work 757-26th Street Marion, Iowa CEDAR RAPIDS KNITTING CO. 216 2nd Street S. W. BARND'S SP8 S Locker Meats - Locker Rental You may call a girl a kitten, but you must not call her a cat. You may call her a chicken, but you must not call her a hen. Knit Goods Letter Sweaters . . You may call her a vision, but you Chenille Letters must not call her a sight. The thing that goes the farthest CORY ALUMINUM FOUNDRY Toward making life worthwhile and MANUFACTURING CO., INC That costs the least and does the most Aluminum Castings and Specialties Is just a pleasant smile. 2800 Seventh Ave., Marion, Iowa Remember CAST'-ES SWEET S TRANSFER Local and Long Distance Hauling for Everything to Keep Your Castle Cozy! Clf we haven't got it-we'll get it.D Day and Night Phone 12 840 Eleventh Street MARION CLEANERS 81 LAUNDERERS, INC. Phone 79 Marion, Iowa I t DON'S SINCLAIR SERVICE Don Torrence, Prop. Lubrication Tire Repairing THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK MARION, IOWA Member of the Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Carburetor and Ignition Service Corporation U 1863-Ninety-First Year-1953 Brake Servlce Safe Sound Conservative Avenue - 7th Street Phone 139 MARION, IOWA CE-MAR AMUSEMENT CENTER Ce-Mar Skating Rink: Open every night and from 2:00 to 4:00 Saturdays and O Sundays CMondays reserved for private partiesj Stock car races every Sunday night during the season COMPLETE AMUSEMENT PARK RIDES FOR ALL AGES SlVIITTY'S SHOE SERVICE Try Smitty's Shoe Service Men's and Boys' Footwear Quality shoes Modern prices Waterproof shoe dressing 1120 Seventh Avenue Marion, Iowa BOSTON STORE Dry Goods - Gifts - Ready to Wear 1150-1154 Seventh Avenue Marion, Iowa BALSTER FURNITURE COMPANY Prices Below the Big Town Telephone 100 - Marion, Iowa Mengel Bedroom Suites Kroehler Living Room Suites Simmons Mattresses Lane Chests Bigelow Sanford Carpets Armstrong Linoleum Phone 97 Hoover Sweepers Rembrandt Lamps A Complete MAGS MAIDRITE C 't H d S ' Ommum Y ar Ware ervlce Congratulations to the Class of 1953 SHICQ 1374 We appreciate your business I Sandwiches - Short orders and dinners KENDALL S HARDWARE Mr. and Mrs. Clark McMillen and Eldon, Phone 25 Owners and operators WALT'S TEXACO SERVICE Seventh Avenue and Ninth Street MARFAK LUBRICATION Washing 1 Waxing Firestone Tires and Batteries Phone 1082 MARION D-X SERVICE Firestone batteries and accessories D-X Gasoline and Motor Oils 1204 Seventh Avenue H. A. Glass, Prop. 93 For All Your Building Needs Lumber Insulation Millwork Overhead Doors F Kitchen Cabinets Roofing Hardware Paint Ch iqken J. F. ANDERSON LUMBER co. Bar,B-Q Ribs Home of Anderson's Black Gold Coal Phone 15 Marion, Iowa Sfeaks Chops And All Kinds Sea Food FARMERS ELEVATOR TODD'S MTDYSSHQ IS? 0. K. DRIVE-IN C:FQ?Qn5nfi01?Qng'f,'2i Fred and Virginia Todd, Owners Irvin L. Ford, Manager Bicycles - Sporting Goods - Radios Appliances Everything for the Automobile GENERAL ELECTRIC Household Appliances WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE George F. Hajny, Owner Marion Iowa L. E. STORM STORES Men's Wear Variety Store Dry Goods Store Marion, Iowa 92 Sixteenth Ave., S. W. Cedar Rapids It Pays to Look Well HARLEY BREED BARBER SHOP WILSON'S BEAUTY SHOP 1188 Seventh Avenue Mrs. R. C. Wilson, Prop. DOUGHERTY'S WELDING Acetylene and Electric Welding Portable Equipment Blacksmithing 731 Ninth Street Phone 54-W C. A. ADKINS Clothing and Shoes 1180 Seventh Avenue Phone 23 MARION BOWLING ALLEY MARION SHOE SHOP Shine - Repairs - Dye CIRA'S SUPER MARKET Soda Fountain Meat Market Groceries Phone 164 Marion, Iowa It Pays to Know Howe HOWE'S CONOCO Marion, Iowa Phon I HAUFLE MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Hudson Sales and Services Hornet Headquarters Phone 66 or 1096 QUICK CLEANERS Pickup and Delivery Phone 500 Marion, Iowa USED CAR EXCHANGE 1303 Seventh Avenue Marion, Iowa PRIBYL FURNITURE CO. Custom Built Furniture With the Compliments of PHILLIP'S CIGAR STORE Marion, Iowa MARION F. ROBB INSURANCE AGENCY 110115 Seventh Avenue Complete Insurance Service' JACKSON'S BARBER SHOP For Service W. A. Jackson, Prop. 91 We X 4.4.1 ARP'S WALLPAPER AND PAINT COMPANY Picture framing - Glass - Records - Paint - Wallpaper Fred Weber, Proprietor Phone 957 MARION CIRCULATION CO., INC Newspaper Campaigns Owned and operated by publishers W. E. Reinsch, Mgr. Marion, Iowa Never a loss to a publisher. MONTIEUR STUDIOS Official Photographer for the 1953 Quill Cedar Rapids Iowa Pictures on Page 98 - Pictures one, two and three-Spinsters' Spree! Don't be deceived by the books! Surprised to be Petrusches. E:-sw.- Joe at home. That's no way to play ball, Nadine Three little maids are we! Geraldine at work. This Camera. Shades of yesterday! Can you find Roxy Scott, the Joan Brauer, and Tommy Keith? If you don't Diane and Frieda head for old Man River! here? Now they'll believe Gene's stories! Little and Jeannine. Two senior girls have parties. Pals! hayride wasn't work, though! Doris stops for the Huerter twins, Jeanne Emmons, Joyce Trpkosh, recognize those four together, we won't tell you! Congratulations MURDGCH Funeral Home , Gordon Hatchery Courtesy of Fresh Dr esse d Poultry BIRMINGHAM CATTLE COMPANY Baby Chicks and Supplies Stocker and Feeder Cattle THE GORDON HATCHERY Stock Yards Phone 134 Marion, Iowa Marion, Iowa STUBER MOTOR Courtesy Ford Sales and Service Marion, Iowa MAX BERLIN STORE Select Meats Fresh Vegetables T Finest Foods Available Neighborhood Grocery op-Quality Groceries Phone 29 Marion, Iowa Courtesy of LOWE'S CONSTRUCTION CO 21st Street - Sixth Avenue Marion, Iowa Select Your Graduation Watch at PRASTKAS JEWELERS ca- X XZ In Marion 7 3 4 Our hm ' V Z HER EXGELLT-'M ' Reputation Q 1' Wm ,??3'fi73 N.,-,g.y Is Your i S4950 g' , 76 5' I , Guarantee Quality yu' t.f,', 37 101 ADVERTISING IS THE GREATEST SELLING MEDIUM IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE PAPER THAT GOES TO THE MOST FAMILIES For The TinesT in prinTing come To The SenTinel. 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