Marion High School - Quill Yearbook (Marion, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

Marion Hugh School 1954 THE QUILL MEMORIES Of happy hours I serious endeavor, lasting achievement ,, 5 2 , h Q 11 V, 9- ' y I ' fin 9 X, , I f 5 1 , , , 'ag , f JI' , I Q 3 ' M Q c E? ,f ' 1 1 0 5 ., M ' 1 1 a story in pictures of a year at Marion l-ligh This is a book of memories Between these covers are re nifies different feelings and experiences to different people and therefore this book can dwell only briefly upon the high spots hoping to renew some happy memories for everyone And so if you would care to step back nine months to September and relive once more the school year of l953 l954 created the mood and the spirit of high school life. School sig- EDITORS M0111e Kexth Dan Kellams T H E Q U I L L BL SINESS NIANAGEP Bluce Bolmg PLANNING BOARD ACt1X1tX Edxtol Jox ce Kolda Athletm Edxtol Jeux Vkalku Llfbldl w Ed1tOI Shu lex Post Axt Fdxto Iam Llessng, Plllllllgl Lphy 0.1 x Eschmfm P100f eader Manage Robelt Byse L15 Out 'NI'1nag,ex L11l1e Fullel Twplst Mina ex Phy 111s Callson Advu tlslng Co Chau men Ha old Hayes Ann Young Subsc lptIOH Co Chaumen M1 xlxn Tutle Tom Domel Beneflt Chauman Stexe Klopp Sponso s xVlIl1flCd Deeds NIAIIG F1ankenf1e1d CONTENTS Page 6 Admumstratlon Staff Underclassmen Cross Country Football Publlcatlons WINTER Clubs Basketball G A A Brg Ten SPRING Honor Groups Vocal Musuc Band Seniors Advertisers Page o4 5 Y v , , I . . , . .. v , V . , . I ..v Y A. h ' , ' ,.. .Y 4 ' . . ' ,. , . if x s B.-.' ,- V Y-, Lv V 1' 4: L P . 1, . I. z '- . 1 Y ' . 4 4 L 1 '. ,-, . U L 43 Y Y ' ' 7. .......................................... S . 1 ' - 1 ' ,,,, 1 v 'I , A ,. . A U M N- season of fresh starts vi 6 've inf, vw ,f- ga? 4 fi AL.f . - - .- 'A . , A W,,,,, J 4 tts. l ,ka v,,,n .W 16 :N A3 5.-v 1 t 4 f ,t 41 . h,ff,i', ,Z'f,,, , .,,- 4 f is fi in -M1 ua Long before The doors opened in The fall Mr. Vernon and The Board of EducaTion were making plans for The coming year. By August 31 They had secured a 'Full staff-faculTy and adminis- TraTion were ready To go. . . BOARD OF EDUCATION if I l Left to ll ht MI E111e1x Mlllel 1S6C16tdlXl N11 G1lbe1t Rathman M1 Delmar H11 ton M1 H VN Leffingvsell 1p1es1dentl M1 M61!1l1SH11th Ml Jack Shmault QVICE p1es1dentJ C B VERNON ion Public Schools He holds deglees fIOlTi B1ke1 Lnuelsitx 1? A I Columbia ill A 1 and the Ln1xe1s1tx of Suuthein Califomia 1Ed DJ He Ines in Ma11on 8 GLEN I NICHOLSON of Iowah IS the DIIHCIPHI of Ma11on High Qchool In addition to his duties as puncipal he -.ponsols the Student Council and teaches adianced matheiiiatics His home IS Wool stocn Iowa :Y .' ' .sv ' . 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A., University KATHRYN BECKMAN Mlss Beckman 6B A SUIJ IS from Grundy Center She teaches Enghsh and IS head dramatxcs coach LYNN H BROWN Mr Brown 4B A Wartburg Col legey teaches mathematlcs and 1S asslstant athletlc coach He came f om Northwood Iowa URS O J DEFDS Mrs Deeds 4B A ISTC SUII teaches Enghsh sponsors the hon or soclety and sees that the Qulll comes out every year She IIVCS ln Cedar Raplds 'VIARIE FLANKENFIELD Mlss Frankenfleld 1B S ISTC Northwestern U SUI! te ac hes commercxal subjects asslsts wxth the Quill and IS sophomole class Clty JOEL HERBST Mr Herbst QBA ISTC M Ed U of Ill1no1sJ teaches physlcs and IS co sponsor of SCIENCE Club He came to MHS from Algona Iowa L L HI PPLE Mr I-Ixpple IBA SUIJ handles boys physxcal educatxon and IS Marxons head coach He teaches general mathematlcs He lxves xn Marlon MRS W 0 HLLINT Mrs Hulm 4BA ISTCJ fllls her schedule wxth vocal musxc She IS one of Marlons most actlve mu szclans WILLYS 0 HULIN Mr Hulm 4BS ISTC? besxdes supervlsmg study hall handles Drxvers Traxnlng Mr Hulln makes Mauon hxs home Av Av . . ., ' r , ' . . .. . . . . . . ., 5 y - , , v . 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DON AID SCHNIIDT 'N Scm1dt4B A NI A SLIL makes hls home 1n NIHIIOH H teaches L S h1StO x and gene '11 mxth He IS H1 Y sponsor and 1 ln chnge of foxen lf act1x1 s WH S DON THONI-XS Mls Thomas QB S ISC SLI! who llxes 1n Ylaxxon teaches Eng lxsh and Fene al Scxence vIl.S LK H-XLD XAII Mls Vall lBA SUD comes f om Ccdal Rlplds She teaches Engllsh holds tle g11S phxslcal educa t1on depa tment and SPOHSOIS G A A PAI L WRIGHT M1 VV1ght IB M Coe M A U mental muslc aCt1Xlt1QS He hves ln Marlon II AN 1 ARI SON Te IH Carlson head secletazv keeps the offlce lunmng smooth lx She Ines 1n MHIIOH 'WHS KP 'N Nl' TH POTTI' lx VI s Pottel a Mallon 16811161111 lSSlStS ln the school offxfe FACULTY L! ll .111 h ' . ., . . .. ' f x ' . . e f - 3 '. .. ' t' ' 3. Q . '- .4 .4 ' 's ' - 1 ' ' 3.7 ' 'tie.'. , , v , .. . v , , L A . v , 5 , , A . .' 1 2' ' . . I x v x 1 l ' V ,sh ' I .Y D, I 'l 4 r ' 1 , 1 '- . 1 ., . . , 1 '. 1 . ., 1 . .. . of Michiganj has all the instru- r s A ' ' .' - ' xi' . I I' Q ' 0 W For the smooth operation of the school more people were necessary, and so the custodians continued the never-ending task of maintenance-the lunchroom supervisor and her helpers began work-and classes elected officers and Student Council representatives ..... CUSTODIANS Mr Fred Lang Mr Harry B Eales NOON LUNCH Mls Jack Shmault Mxs Raxmond Kent Nils Don Hempy and Mrs Stanley Kellams pxepare to serve noon lunch CLASS OFFICERS AM Seated LaVonne Wate bulb fV1Ce presldent 41 Class pres1dents Joyce Novak 145 Tom Kelth 12p Bob Felnow f3l and Steve Potter 419 Janet Lo ence fsec reta y treasuxer 43 Stand1ng Fred Vkebex fsec etan treasure! ly Ronnle St1l11ons fuce p esldent 25 VVashbu1n tsec etazx tleasurer 39 Ron Frankhn lX1C6 plesldent 11 STUDENT COUNCIL Seated Je rx Walkel Mlke Kepros tpresldentj Betty Rmderknecht tsecretary treasurelj Jen Smlth John Edlson Standmg Tom Kelth 'VII N1ChO1SOH Nancy Hess Carol T11p fuce presldentl Ron Frankhn Bethlne Culbert Beverly Larson Stan Hackelt W A Z - . -,. . v ' - ' . ' , . I . , . 1 7 Y ' - ' . Y . .. f v- . 1 . ' ' ' ,' - ,. ' . ' A ,, 1 A 1 Judy Ebsen 1secretary-treasurer 2lg Barbara Dunlap tvice-president 335 Don . 1. 1'.- . A I ' V' - 1 ' O . ya v ' w ' ' Y ' , . - U I . . - . . , - y ' 7 ' ' 1 ' , L '- ' , , ' - ' , 3 7 Y ' ' Among the most eager tor the new year to begin were the treshmenfhigh school students tor the first time. Their entrance into high school was a long- awaited achievement. Following the freshmen were the less eager sophomores, no longer sub- iected to the rank ot freshmen but not yet attaining the prestige ot upperclassmen. And then came the juniors, suddenly realizing they had but two years left io make their mark. As upperclassmen they set to work almost immediately on plans for their class play and the iunior-senior prom. School had really started! Ronald Achey Dew ax ne Akelly Janice Albaugh Mary Andersen Francis Austin Lee Backsen 'vlaxy Lou Banks Jexry Bast Robert Bauei Jo Ellen Beckei Martin Behel Deloles Blln Bruce Block Heibert Biaasch Paul B auei Wilbul Buslawn Lee Bu ns Kaien Byani Joanne Byse Thomasyne Chllsty John Claik Carolyn Clay pool Patllcia Cole Baxbala Coopei Bethme Culbelt Jeanette Davis Kathleen Davis Beverly Decious Lyla Dye John Edison Paul Elias Richard Engrav Herbert Erhart Dan Fadness Susan Farnham FRESHMEN ,J ...J 431 'WM-..., -uv' 4,-ef -gel., wh 'rf 0 WR? 15 'il WM Qf FRESHMEN fi fr' WZ In., 'Q-7' Ai Betty Fee Sharon Fehr James Ford Donald Franklm Ronald Franklm Naoml Frazler Sonja Frethelm Cherry Gelger iq Dale Gerdts Barbara Gxll Donna Hall Ted Hanna Charles Harford Donald Haughenbury Joyce Henderson Shal on Hennessey George Hess Janet Holmes Irene Imhoff Rlchard Jacobs Russell Jacobs Beverly James Nancy Johnson Larry Johnston John Jordan Llcanor Joss Jax Kacena 16 4- Lewxs Kexth Rodger Keleher Peter Kellams Jox ce Kemp Janice Kent Melvm Kmkead Richard Klingler Karen Knapp George Kopetsky John Kraner Bob Kruger Lois Lacock Richard Longerbeam Mike McKenna Zella McLaud Bob Malake Joyce Martin Patricia Mentzer Dean Metcalf Charles Miersen Kenneth Miller Tom Mohr James Mollenhauer Wanda Myhlhousen Richard Nelson John Nietert Dan Ockenfels Barbara O Kelly Patricia Ozburn Donna Patschke John Pealson Janice Pflughaupt Barbara Post Stephen Potter Sharon Price Jack Rees Sharon Rose Keith Rowley Charles Schmatt Phyllis Schmidt Karen Severson Linda Shore Rosalie Siemer FRESHMEN FRESHMEN v4N C' X-fx A wgsf I8 ,- Q-H' Ur' 'Y 'N Kenneth Silker Leslie Simonsen Wanda Simonsen Steven Smith Thomas Smith Terry Sorenson Calolyn Stade Davld Stanblo Susan Stanton Ray Stark Rxchaxd Straley George Strout Judy Sutexa Douglas Tharp Douglas Thompson Robert Thompson Mary Tlscher Shlrley T1 pkosh Edna Tucker Mary Untleclt Patty Voshell Judy Walsh Fred Weber Janet Wlckham Fred Wllls Robert Wllson Shlrley Woodward Wanlta Wrlgley V1vAnn Young Not plctured Kay Elhs Charlene Fasken Wxlllam Larlmer James Roberts James Blm B' xx ., 'I Y y 'W 1 Q L x, in i W I L S r W J , -1 ' in . fx VX M z . 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Mig. 4 ff '::1I,,-3: if Sand a Montgome Harry Moore Kenneth Morrxson Lavonne Mumm Shella Murray Norma Nelson B111 Norrls Mary Ann Palmer Lloyd Parton Conme Peal Dan Peterson Denms Peterson Roy Pmch Ronald Prescott Ed Reed Rlchard Rlnderknecht James Robertson Robert Schmldt Hllda Schnelder Pat Shanklm Betty Sherman Dale Sllls Larry Sllls Kenneth Smlth Bexnadme Soenksen Harvey Sollbergex Larry Stephenson Judy Stlckney Ronald Stllllons Robert Story Ellzabeth Thompson Betty Vargason Robert Unash James Trachta 1' r ry Douglas Ozias SOPHOMORES Ehzabeth VVaffle Sandoe Walkex Rose Walknex D eena VVatexbun Judy Welpex James Wheelel D'1v1d Whxtman Phyllls Whltnlel James Wh1tHlOI6 John Woods igdfx Q Q Ronald Wllllams gym, Not plctured Tyrone Bennett JUNIORS C1 1 Adklns Cone Azmst ong Lloyd Banks -.jj F ed Block Fe ol Button Ccnole Bunney led Burka t .V Donald Busenbaxk rd Robe t Came Janet CHWIGI fk Ioan Caylel Fdxth Compo on 'S 0 g' C1 olwn Dans Frank Duffv Tom Duffx 22 Q ff' ' n h ' I 7 V525 . :-- Delmar Long, Carol Merritt. , - Ky. 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Ba bara Dunlap Kenneth Dye Do IS Eckhart Hazel Eckha t Dallas Faulek B1ll Farmer Bob Fernow Dorothy Flsher Merle Folkels Everett Fold Raymond Franklm Bob French Warren Gerdts Stanley Hackert Terry Halstead Pom Hansen Sandra Harford Lo1s Hennessey Ronald Hess Nancy Hmton Sue Hogan Sherry Hopple Larry Hotz Patrlcla Hunter Nenl Hutchmson DCHHIS Jones Shuley Kelso Peter Kepros James Klmber Jenme Klnkead Patrlcla Klopp Ronald Knapp Harold Kueble Dean LaKose Ronald Landls JUNIORS ,on ag,- 4-.J 5-1, 'Od 3 '-ea., wa, 'Xs.. ,sn 41 'RY 'M' ,Q K s. 5' 23 JUNIORS -my V Y 1 K' -o-4 ,ww C71 LA. 1 17 -px ff' Ca ol Langhoff JoAnn Lassen Belxa Lenz Rlchmd Llelcke MWIX McG0vx in L1 onne McKenna Ikullx LICINBINZIH Kenneth Marek Dnld Ma tm 5 ,Q 'l Li 'M- Ui: -lr ,L ALM 'fx' TU? -1 24 Iudx Melo-.hek Cazol Mew thalel Fkabeth Mlchel Denms Nhdcalf Kenneth Mlllel Robelta M1115 John Mollenhauex Donna MOIIIS E11een Mullaley Bob Mullay Eulxn Nash Jefmnette Nelson I' leda Nesetul Kas Nlelsen J met Olmetead Peogx Ozbuln Luella Pxtschke kancx Paul Maxx Lou Pazoul B111 Peck Donna Petlusch Robert Pmch Mau Platnel Bettx Rmderknecht Norma-Jean ROb9ItQOH G ll x Roblson n A f , A,,, -,,, , , I I . f . 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JUNIORS Dick Rowley Janice Schultz Lynn Scott Margaret Scott Nancy Sldels Shuley Sxlls Je 1 Smxth Laulen Sproston Larry Stllhons James Stobaugh Bevexly Stoeffler Puscllla Tanner Shlrley Tanner JoAnn Tlmms Rlchald Todd Kathryn Tumble John V1kdal Don Washburn Marlyne Wells Sharon W1lk1nson shnley VVlll13.l'llSOH I vnn Wlnk limes Wught Judy Wyatt Not P1ctured Dlane Darragh Bevelly Belzer LOIS Kennedy Just as school started to become everyday fall actlvntles slapped into hugh gear A good football team kept Interest hugh the homecomnng dance was eagerly awanted and customarnly successful the Cross Country boys worked un heralded and came home wlth a state champlonshup Homecoming s counterpart, the Sadle Hawklns dance saw the crowning ofthe most eluglble bachelor, the Econ Carnival was the best ever the Junior Class play packed the audntorlum, and home talent and movies provlded fun In assemblies a good trme was had by my . . 4 ,, . . . n . 1 .1 ' ' 1 , . L 1, l 11 ,, ,, . . . . . . I ' 1 I - . . . . , I - u 41' 1 - - . I H ,, . . . . . CROSS COUNTRY TRACK First Row: Lawrence, Fernow. Hendrickson, Corporon, Walker, Marek, Keith. Second Row: Kepros, Potter, Linkletter, Domer, Knapp, Knapp. Third Row: Ockenfels, Washburn, Grabau. Hotz, Inger, Pinch, Mollenhauer. The cross-country squad, sparked by Captain Jerry Walker, added two more trophies to Marion's collection. Early in the year the team Traveled to Iowa City, vvhere they won second place in the Mile Team race. The team completed the season at Ames by capturing a first for the sixth consecutive year in the State Cross-Country race. lining up .... Cross-country boys jogging through the park .... 0 ,wj , 49 .5 'E an diff ,'Il Q' , .,,,. I 2' Q 1 Tw. ay f rf Q Am m 'lf'fTMia14rww,wQ 1 1' 552 'iff' 5 .A N 5-is ,Q xy ,X X was w 21 , 'E . 24 af 5 , 1+ V552- . .rm 1 ,I . . V ,, ff , FOOTBALL SENIORS Gary Eschman Verdean Stade Dan Kellams Norman Rathie Bob Fox Lloyd Jordan Wallace De-Woody Bill Hotle Charles Kent Ronald Franklin Bill Hanna John De Jong A-WWW' ,KJV rw ,av Q , Wh . , in L ,, , A ' L Shu, gil . . g Q Wm' -,www ,, of 4 ef aw, Queen Jahef HOMECOMING 1953 The hugh Qpof of The fall season was Ho e TWIIWQ held Ocroher Q3 Aher a HOTOUS oe y and GU abserhhly feawrmg The capture o pon Tnger The Ihdwams Trouhced Twfow 0 8 The dance aT Armar affracfec marw Worm: who along vvlTh The smdemfs vvaTChef! LJCGBIW Qiede Cro fn our Queeh Jahef Lorehre or o Q11 an Imut Loleme L 1 olTx1p L1111e F 11e1 Jumol 'Xanax Hmton P Ogx Cjzhu n fophomou Rhdxon B-, lm Ioxnn Hmtomm Fiewhmen Lfuolxn Ntfide Tl gs. Q 4 Q ld -h aa 1 'fa me E5 'N 5. Vfvq 4: -1 'if -1 4 5 'infix' 4' ggi: 3 M1 1 ff Q Vg , , Y 1 v at I X - ,lr si : - L Xf if 5 mm Qazfvgi w S l ff. I :Ig fi- ai-M ' I ,Q . .4 Z ,,, -. r' ' 5 4 'U la ' 4 Q., . A ,44- S 'X , 'H e Q , , ., . 1K 'e 'M I ffl' W6 2 Y.: 3 f K A -1. X xx Q V, .4 Q S x 'F -fx s A LF ii I Q , '1 . I M f 11' 9 'Q Q2 'Q im' , if 3 hh Q ' 5 F 'I U mm na. ,a 99' We ie- 1 sv VOX 4 in Fuast Row Txlp Young Kolda Wachal fedxtory Glpp LaBa1ge Mad1SOH Second Row 'Vhss Petrusch Lacock Pazour Petrusch Rmderknecht Novak Conk11n Mrs Mun Thncd Row Callson Mejythaler Tanner Fxllenvxolth Lolence Porter H111 Jacobs Scott Fourth Row Ke1th Hopple Dougherty Ballaxa McGee Larson Button Flfth Row Kelth Kellams Kranel Bulmmgham Lawson Stade INot p1ctured Hmton Ozburn Stiff memb rs pruduuny., th nf next ISSUE' Thus year s Vox statt under the watch eye of Edltor Betsey Wac a produced a new stream lined paper covering classroom news extra curricular actlvltles and social events Edltor Vhlchll hard at Work 1 . ' gm , , A- . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' Y- I . I . . - A 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 - 1 1 1 - v ' . ' . . , . ' 1 I . ' I I . K ' 1 2 ' 1 I Z2 t 1 1' .' ' ' 2' QUILL l Planning Board Stmdmg Nhss Fxankentleld T11tle CAIISUII VS Alkel Eschmm Bxse Hxyes Puller Xoung N112 Deedx Slttlflg Blewmz, Bolmff kellims Ke1th Po L Ineet Koldx The pubhcatlon date m Nlax Seemed fal off m Septembel but the Qulll staff plunged mto ltS S831 s ploject soon dftel sclnol began Quill Sfaff Fnet Ron Wmgfleld Bll1Il11I1gh311l Lacock btuknex Hfmxen Seeks Second Roxx Lore-nu Dans O7bll1f1 Hmmm Nox ik Huftmfm Iarobx Tllp Th11dR0xx VXclt0llJlllX Stlqknex Longubeam 'Xlidvson LABAIICIG Poltel Gxpp Ifoulth Row Vxhltllllxl Scott DeIong FlSl'l6I Ballud Vhxchil Conklm Coppock BIOVSH Fxfth Ron Mumm Hutchms Colpolon C1lImo 0 Hotle Dochtelman Stade '-4 AA' Q 1 i J 440' . 9 -nuff X Twp Row: Svnirmrs pimiiutizig' Quill: Socoiid Ruw: Cuavli ami his girls nloimiziii. Fox and Rathjeli Third Row: Miz Kim. Mig Jones with Ferol Biitton. Mr. XVOOd. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Dear Ruth a most successful Jun1o1 plax told the qtou of Ruth W 11k1ns lJudW Wyattp and hel unplemedltated lowe affau vuth Lt B111 Seaxnllght fCaI1Adk1nsl Denn1s Jones and DOIIS Eckhart pl xx ed M1 and M15 VV1lk1ns Jamce Schultz Wae th younger SISLGI Mllldlll and the lemamdel of the Cast mcluded Ted Buxkalt Stanle HHCKQIL Ron Hess Kay Nlelsen and E1leen Nlullaley Joxce Kolda Penny Queen ECON CARNIVAL The annual carnwal sfafed by Mr Nau s economlcs classes saw 1h crownung of Joyc Kolda as Penny Queen Wuth The school year a th rd conplefed regular claa room actuvmes began To grow humdrum but with The advenl of wrnfer OUTJIOE acT1v1T1es nroved INTO 1uII avvrng and school Took on a more varled asp CT 37 H . . . . .. .- ' ' . V .V Y' ' v , L. 5. . N U , . . ' , v ' A. .' ' v.' . ' ' .. f V . . ' . ' I, ct . . , . , , , '.'. ., . ' . ' . . V . 1 1 v A 1 - 1 1' - . '- -X ' ' 5 . 9 9 V 1! f , FP ... S, 1 W... . . 5.1 . .. ' 1 , ' I . ' - 1 1' o N.. . f v 1 mid-year rush T? 3 at-- H-PL' . fy Q Y'- J- it iA in KN s -l' ' , 'lf' basketball fervor, club activities gpg, Lights burned almost nightly in Marion High during the winter months. lhe young scientists, the Spanish enthusiasts, the future stenographers, the tal- ented musicians, the speakers, the girl athletes, and the men's clubs iHi-Y, Let- termen's, Industrial Arts, and Future Farmersl added to their classroom abilities Nith extra-curricular work. The long-awaited basketball games, the dances at school and the youth center, the plays and the Quill benefit provided tun and excitement. Who said school was all studyeand winter was dull??'???'? SCIENCE CLUB ' 1 v L .... , First Row: Pazour, Kolda rvice-presidentt, Walker tpresidentt, Post isecretaryt. Porter ttreasurerp, Sollberger tsergeant-at-armst, Young. Second Row: Tanner, Malake, Eschman, Peterson, Miersen, Justice, Fuller, Hansen, Tritle, Burmingham. Third Row: Stephenson. Hess. Shanklin, Murray, Nash. Nietert, Stillions, Huntoon, Nielsen, Foster, Keith. Fourth Row: Kepros, Ebsen. Eckhart, VVaffle. Kroening, Bunney. Hinton, Fillenworth, Mercer, Allen, Culbert. Johnson. Fifth Row: Mr. Herbst, Tanner. Rinderknecht, Stoeffler, Drenkhahn. Goodrow, Kim- ber, Linkletter, VVoods, Klopp, Marchant. Story, Mr. Risk. New and improved projects gave Science Club a good start towards this year's activities, which included the Christmas dance, the annual picnic and tours. and var- ious speakers who gave the members :in enlarged View of the world of science. I-Il-Y FORMAL INITIATION OF HIVY Affiliated with The YMCA, the Hi-Y combines sociai, educational, and service features for The members and to The entire school. First Row: Myhlhousen 4Sorgezint-at-armsI, I3-filing lSUl'!'GtEi1'j'I. Ballard 1Prosident!. DvXVcmmiy :vice-piesidvntr. Kellzmis 4trezisi1rt-ru. Domer. XVzxshbi1rn. Sec-ond Row: Burkart. Copper-k. Hanna. Kent, Fisher. Brown. Pe-Ck. Baker. Third Ruw: Hess, Jones. Eschmzin, Fox. Hac-kert. Marvlmnt. Stillions, Todd, Robison Mr. Sc-hmidt. Fourth Huw: Vikdal. Martin, Fulki-1's. 1:Ai1'lN4Q'1'. Klupp. Hayes. De Jong. Hziy. Manish. Ibustzil. Fifth Row: Kepros. Adkins, From-li. Halstead. I-Xiirloy, Byse. Lala, Miirrziy, Hotle, Hzmsior. Gillmore. Cu1'po1'1m. LETTERMENS CLUB 413 311 rw If11stPoxx Stnie P1thJc Hotlf Pox Walker IJtXRoodx C,o1p11on Second Row Altenbeng Park Jordan P11111e1 Iwmlu NIUIIAX Snnth P41101 Bmk 11 B-xookx Omfu NI1 H1pple Letterman N Club 1 dXdl1ab18 onlx to boxs who haxe won lettexs 1n 111213111 athletms The offnuw eletted fill thu xe 11 ne Bob Ifox plesulent Jeux XR 1lke1 uce P1681 dent P111 Hotle S8Cl9t3IX 11621511191 FORENSICS Ny 'C' ' nv 3 1.-.1 I+11xtRou BIUXKYI Robutson Dxe KllllSh Second Ron Hdlsttdd Holmt Schne-1de1 Bollng, M1 Schmzrlt Thu ual the foxennu gloup xx huh Is SDOIISOILII bx NI1 Schnndt conusted oi ught 111t111br1s No1111aJe1n Robutxon Ninn Kuhsh Jeux B1ovxn and Sue Holmes Iladlii sptikmgr Texxx Halstead and Janet Lou-me 1exte111po1dneo11s xptdkmgm BIIICB Bollng 11nte1p1etf1t1xe Ibddlflgl and Lxl.f1 Dxe rd1a111at1c deClf11111t1on1 In the ple l11111nf11x context at Xlt Xunon Lxla Du and Jeux BIOXNH 1ece1xed fnst d1X1N1UH 1f1t1ngs Lxla xecelwd anothez d1X1s1on ont 1at1ng at the ple dlSt!1C't contebt befoxe gumg to the d15t11ct exent dt Chaxles C1tx vxhexe ahe IQC6lX9d a second 1at1ng ,xxx fi du ti: : 's. INDUSTRIAL ARTS if in First Row: Altenberg, Crowley. Dougherty 1secrctarj.'-treasurerI. Rowley. XVright 1 ieeidentl Kimbei lg9I eant at armsh P' ' - - 'SZ' ' - Second Row: Mr. Page, Duffy. Gesdts, Stillions, Duffy, Hackett, Hilnier. Third Row: Roberts, Stephenson. Block tvice-presidentj, Mclilnany, Schmidt, Stillions, Pinch. Fourth Row: Vikd:-il, Bunting. Peterson, Hartgrave, Keyes, Carno. Moore. Fifth Row: French. Burns. Fillmore, Frederickson, VVoods. .,-- X . ,,,. 'fffv , X' Fun in the I. A. Club the full initiation with its graveyard visits and ai: rides. Q . , , PL X llls xv .,,, Z ,JZ . ' ' . ww, Z , ' ZW, 1 , l SPANISH CLUB Christmas celebration . . . Spanish style. First Row: Byam, Keith 1presidentm. Drenkhalin rvice-presidentl, Fillenworth 4sec'- retaryr, Hess. VVilson. Second Row: Hanna, Myhlhousen, Mills, Hess ltreasurerr, Allen. Foster, Waffle, Schneider, Hall, Miss Mentzer. Third Row: Backsen. Ozias, Rinderknecht, Michel, Mullaley, Eckhart. Petrusch, Bal- lard, XR'alsh, Blessing. Fourth Row: Potter, Boling, Halstead, Nelson, McGowan. Darragh, Pazour, Ebsen, Keith. By studying Spanish 1-ustonis and learning their songs and dances. the Club gains better understanding of South-of-the-border neighbors. -Q-n,, .9 A, ,X N DRAMATICS CLUB First Row: Tilp rtxmwlxu-1'l. XJHZUIII' lSt'I'QL'2lI1t-ill-il msl. 12111111111 lprcsiclvmu. Yrlung' lsec'xAQtz11'yl. Kcllums lviu'-pL'vsi41e11l1. l'1llll0l. .lustir-v. Sevuml Row: Nesettil. 'Tzlnm-1-. I,0ll'l'SUI'l. Waslllm n. K1-Lth. Dye. Hall. Ihittlm. Blvs- sing. Bfllllllll. Thilfl Row: Schultz. Lenz. Siflers. INIQ-ytlluler. Kulifh. Cunklin. NVz1l'1'll-. Nielsen. I.slwslm. Czulscm. Holmns. I-'cx11t'th Row: Klnpp. Hayes. 1'1c'khzlx't. NYXMI. 3111112114-y. Hess. I'u1'tv1'. Allen. XVzz1sh, Geiger, Svlmeimlvv. Iinith. Fifth Row: M22 M:1cl.lv.1. I'IlllSlLl2lCl. 11111414-llcxwvlut. Michel. T2lIll1l'!', Nash. Bunney. Hlnton. Stury. I'1U5lt'l. Ally. Dunlap. Miss lhcskman, Tryouts, point-gellihg, The program commillees, The Chrlslmas assembly, and The one-acl plays for VValVlaC le-sllval and contest keol The members ol Dramallcs Club bustling lhroujhoul The year. B282 f i-i,- flllll lm me-ss lll 'l'n 'l'N' llzllsll-:ul lily s ml 1 Q l.ms1 A llzumlzl we-ting: thl- lh 1 tml 'lYYt'I1llIlf'. Sung ,.1 DRAMATIC VLUB PLAYS 4' .Milli Why I Am a Bachelor The first three pictures above are scenes from VVhy I Am a Bachelor. prepared by the Dramatics Club for the VVaMaC Festival at Independence. The farce dealt with a bachelor lecturer, John Ballard, who attempted to prove through his 'living lectures' why all men should remain unmarried. These 'living lectures' presented a young couple. Dan Kellams and Mollie Keith. and the gi1'l's 'adorable' family, Donna Hall, Mary Lou Pazour, and Lillie Fuller. In four scenes the bliss of the courtship days was contrasted with the upsets of the married life. Men Folk Men Folk, in the last picture, was produced for the Iowa State Play Contest at Iowa City. The tragedy portrayed three women-the old grandmother fFrieda Nese- trily, the mother lEileen Mullaleyi, and the wife 4Hilda Schneideri - waiting for the man of the home to come back from the sea. Tir -'nf 7 47 APHA '-T R JAMMA am Fust Row Burmmgham tsecletdlyi T11p tplesldenth Scott twlce plesxdentj Poxtev 1tlB3SUI8IP Kolda Second Row M1ss Petlusch Noxak Conklm Madlson G1pp Thud Row McGee Ldlson Lolence H111 Jacobs Fouzth Rove Callson Lacock Lawson LaBa1ge Wdchal k 111 m A43 Putu md Nong tcstx con t ute the wclal up gtk 4 X B I E CLUB First Row: Mr. VVright, Post fpresidentr, Byse qtreasurer and vice-presidentj, Lala isergeant-at-armsl, Kolda fsecretaryj. Second Row: Britton, Hess. 'Welper, Dye, Wachal, Mumm. Third Row: Young. Pazour, Darragh, Goodrow, Gipp. Fourth Row: Brown, Sollberger, Vikdal. Ensemble Club increases knowledge and love of music and furnishes incentive for the individual musician. Pictured here is the fun of initiation-indicated by George Hess's smile. MW 'aqui 'M' 'W?:f'i74z.9'5a 19W' : F F.A A A Ps Ci A - A P1 wi :M nw' 0 i- QMS My! gr if 3 'F' X-. ,f .JA 1 f. 2.4 ..:-Q - L -vm, ? af f vp- ., 4 1 .::, .- , I ,4 .. I fl.: 4 Q . ,SX Q, 1 ,ivy 4 W, 2 ,fs LMA .... G. A. A. Officers Janet Lo ence rpo nt chaumanr Jean Lavx son tp esldentp Jane Blessmg ltl63SUl91l L1111e Fuller luce presldentj Joan Just1ce rsoexal chanmanl Shualey Post fsecretarw D .14 The G A A p ouded 1ts members w1th a full schedule of aet1w1t1es The autumn months ueze f1lled Wlth the soccer and wollexbill toulnexs and plepalatlon for the Sadle Haw kms Dax vuntel found the club busx vnth Chustmas food packages and the basketball tournament the group closed the xeal vs th SGYGIBI playdays at othez schools. and the Blg Ten Ball PICUIIQCI hele are the vxmmng teams of the soccez xollexball and basketball touznaments 53 G. A. A.'S BIG TEN BALL ,N 'N I' J -.Ni X A-. Yi- ,Av AHLIX on I wlun 01 s ntzd mx 0 ur 1 tum N li 1 ll ll 'r L llN m 1 111 lllfxll J n N in X lim 1JdXuudx , C-6' Q 'U I' lx 1 V. k QI P ,ff f J W f .. ' 3 X F 'wr - 3 Y' .If-' 1 , 11'-.' 1' t G. A. A.. pw- xe ' 2 'xtds to the' tvn hw 1 'Q 'nf 5,30 'A V 1-hnsvn by stmiont vnu-. Thvy won- lin-tsl-3' , . , mil . 3 XX! 'I ul. Lil1A X Fllllvr. Joy ' A Kuldzl, Shir- , A A , Ivy I ms , .Imam .I :tim-0, .lol B: ll: 'i. .Ivrry ' 1 XV: 'D ', Boi Hx, Ibm Ke-llumx, 2 mi Val- 'si gg In 4 A' 1 ' 3 , H+ ,. 'X CHEERLEADERS FIRST STRING Frieda Nesetril. Sharron Ozburn, Eileen Mullaley. Lillie Fuller. S FICOND STRING M:i:ga1'et Huntoon, Bethine Culbt-yt, Karen Byam, San- clia Laeoek, Hilda Svhneider. PEP CLUB First Row: Schneider, Ozburn, Byam, Fuller, Huntoon, Mullaley, Culbert. Nesetril, Lacoek. Sec-ond Row: Shanklin, Post, Myhlhousen, Kent. Dye, Stanton, Goodrow, McGowan, Kopecky. Kolda tpresidentr. Gipp. Third Rfzwz Fretheim, Joss. Michel, Kulish, Ebsen. NVilkinson. Tanner, Hogan, Klopp Sills, Tanner. Lawson, Holmes, Mumm. Foiirth Row: Kelso. Scott. Hinton, Rinderknecht, VVhitme:', Siders, Paul, Knapp Pfliighaupt, Drenkhahn, Seeks lsecretaryl, Tucker, Untiedt, Berlin. Fifth Row: LaBarge, Petrusch ttreasurerl, Lassen, Post, O'Kelly, Foster, Fillenworth. Allen. Pazour, Kinkead, Eckhart, Bunney, VVilson, Claypool. Sixth Row: Mrs. Vail. Fehr. Lenz, Hess, Rosenstiel, Murray, Meythaler, Porter, Carl- son, Tritle, Stoeffler, Ozburn, Scott, Morris, Hansen. VARSITY BASKETBALL 'OV' Fust Row Fox DeVVoodX Stade Kellams Rathje Second Rovs Feznovu Kep os, Sllllth Fanlex Peck Todd Thud Row Blown mmanagely Adkmq Falnl 1 Walkel Kent M1 Hlpple Inset Domel FRESI-IMAN SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL First Row: Hutton, Cox. Failor, Brooks. Alle-nberg Second Row: VVilson. Ac-hey, Stmley. Smith, Reed. Crowley Third Row: Ballard 4manage1',1, McEnany. Hartgrave, Brewer. Dougherty. Peterson Mr. Brown. PLAYERS Dr VN OINIX I lc Donn 1' Fox Kcnt F'1ilo nn A' Qmith .1 lon L a lon Na lon IX '1 1on Marlon Vallon Marion N,'11'i0n N'u'ion N '1i'ion x'I:1.'lon Marion IN :1 i Jn .latiom .. n . 4 ,l l tion -. :1:'ion MAJ. 2 ll. 31'lmJH l.. tion 1.1 . J .I lion .fa.'io:1 Mafion Rlzlqi n Marion Marion SEASON S SCORES I .l f 1 1 on 60 ll lllflell Nlt Ve non Vhlson 28 Montlcello 53 Independence 01 Maquoketu 46 Vinton 58 if . Xcwnon Af Alumni G9 ',nIL Anwmosl 1. . 1nm-lt ste 1' I Montimllo G2 ' 'un ilin F.. Inclepondvnvc 45 Vinton 56 1 Vw: lk 1l1llUliUtll II' Tipton FA A :lnvlu-stox' 7? LHZll'lllJS2l 7' SEf'TION.-XI, S . Pat1'ic'l .' -1. 4.2 Sprinffvi e IIISTYICT , :nnog-:' -.- .C. . Sllh-Sfiltl' DeXYitt 49 Grinnell 63 luv tlmc-I 0 OVER'- timesu RESERVE BASKETBALL SQUAD First Row Ke th VLYIILIIIOIE-3 Robison Banks Pinch Second Row Bauer Washburn Kacena Malake Metcalf Ozias M1 Nail Third Row Hilmel Inger Hess Linkletter Knapp Jacobs FRESHMAN RESERVE BASKETBALL First Row: Mollenhauer. Hess, Kopetsky, Elias, Kruger, Kremer, Mr. Anderson. Second Row: Blin, Hanna, McKenna, KL-llams. Brauer. Third Row: Ockcnfels. Thompson, Behel. Franklin. Jordan, Miller, XVcber, Klzmgei Fourth Row: Brislawn, Ford, Nietert, Edison, Clark, Schmatt, Tharp. Stark. GO, INDIANS I I The 1953-54 basketball season was one of ups and downs as the team finished its regular season in a tie for second place. But in tournament play the Indians finally hit their stride, mowlng down some highly rated teams before losing in the sub-state finals to Grinnell 63-60 in a double overtime. In the sectional tourney at Marion, the Indians stopped St. Patritqks of Cedar Rap- ids and previously unbeaten Springville. Then moving into the distrit-t at Iowa City. they downed Anamosa and I. C. of Cedar Rapids. In the sub-state Marion topped De- VVitt before falling to Grinnell. The sophomores buzzed through twenty-one games undefeated, besides providing' valuable help in the tournaments. N Fl I1 I U N 4,6 :gn A nom. SEIDR C1ASi.8ElEfiT SFU! UAE 0 I il d A St 62 W? W Youth Center Something new for that extra hour was added in Marion this year. Climaxing the work of the Stu- dent Council. the community, and the Cedar Rap- ids YMCA. a youth center was opened. The center. a spot to gather for cokes and conversation, in- formal dancing or listening to the latest hit tunes. maintains a full schedule of activities, including the Sweetheart Ball in February where Lillie Fuller :ind Bill James were crowned king and queen. 5 1, he 19. ,. eve and Patty. .lean and Tom order cokes Queen Lillie and King Bill and Haiuld select a I'CCOld then everybody Sweetheart Ball Wh gf, Af 12 X J fx 5 2 5 S SPRING fi fwfr. ' t V-' X v' Wigwam And suddenly-spring arrived. A chosen few were initiated into the honor societyg the vocal band groups prepared for contests and public appearancesg the long basketball season was over, and track took its tollg but, of course. the big moment for the seniors was graduation. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Rovs Trrtle Kellams Ballard Bolrng Ozburn Carlson Holmes Second Row Keith Wachal Trlp Pazour DeWood5 Mollenhauer Adkins Walker Young Mullaley Rrnderknecht Mrs Deeds Not Pictured Joyce Kolda Shirley Post these people meet the standards of the N rtronal Honor Socretx scholar shrp character service and leadership Officers for this xear were Brute Bolrng president Sh iron Ozburn secretarx Phxllrs Carlson treasurer Dan Kellams membershrp chairman ind John Ballard rnrtratron charrman V . F 4 A3253 .. ffl . E-1, 4 a ' ,. .' ' . v- ' ' - , . ' . - , , , , Y , , , v 1 v 1 - - Selected by the faculty from the scholastic top third of the junior and senior' classes. L. 1 . L. I ' . ' I, . . .S ' V . ., . ' K- r - -Ay: Av 'LI . 1 L- Y . K. , -I K., V .S ' , ' . 3 JUNIOR AND SENIOR HONOR ROLL Fnst Poxx BLIIINITIQLAIU POILCI VK ichal Kelth vNXiLLILJ11IX Faxlwn Pitschke QHIQ Lenz Nhllx Qecond Pfm T11t1e Lf1Bfa1ge 'Xmak Ozblnn 'monng Xiullilc Nixrhel Plndelknecht Hackext Thud Pow Nlddlkon Txlp Dostfil Fmkhx Pfxllfud Qcott Lak YD D1n1ap Tdnnel 'Nlelxen FOL11Lh Pow Scott Vhxlkel Bohng Colpmfin Kellimq IXIIHLDCI XIOHCUDHIIQI Pazoul 'Nelson NIfGrman Ineezt Bx e Kolda and Post 'Tv M-'v ww' FRESI-IMAN AND SORHOMORE HONOR ROLL Fust Ron Kexth Kuhsh Kopeckx Fostex XX aleh Tlpkosh Bunn Auitm Sexezson Blm Second Ron Sollbelgel Hess Allen Fxllemxoltfh Bwe Patschke Becker Sutela Ehas Thnd Row SLOIX Goodlou, Dxenkhahn M1e1sen Fxanklm Backsen, Post, Ozburn SFOIG Hess Fourth Row NIOIIIQOH DOl1gh9ltX Stexenson NIcEnanx,Fo1d Stxalex POLLQI, Ed lson, XX ebbel, Kelldms, Kopetsky VOCAL DEPARTMENT The Vocal Department began their Christmas Program, which houses. Serving as a relaxer for XVinter found the group busy soon after the start of the school year preparing for was presented two nights in December before packed everyone was the Halloween Costume Party. getting ready for the VVaMaC Music Festival. which was held at Tipton in early March. Then came the rush as the state contest approached. Both the small and large groups put in extra efforts in the hopes of bringing a first back to Marion. Fon ai The l-lallowe'en party for The vocal department Among These disguises can you recognize Luella Paischke, Sandy Harford, Marilyn Longerbeam and Jerry Wallcerfas a start? BAND BAND PERSONNEL CLARINETS Judy Welper Frieda Nesetril Karen Byam Lyla Dye Katherine Ray George Hess Belva Lenz Darlene Shanklin Charles Schrnatt Barbara O'Ke1ly Barbara Post Carol Potter Sharon Hennessey Pat Napier FRENCH HORNS Sylvia Seeks Carol Goodrow Frana Tritle Diane Darragh Ferol Britton BASSES Jerry Brown Jim Cayler Gary Siders BARITONES Mary Lou Pazour Joyce Kolda Harold Hutchins Harley Reynolds FLUTES Harvey Sollbergel Lavonne Mumm Donna Schmatt ALTO CLARINETS Doris Eckhart Sharon Berlin Joyce Harms BASSOONS Joan Justice Shirley Losenicky OBOES Donna Petrusch Carol Sacre SAXAPHONES Betty Rinderknecht Lee Backsen Mary Platner Margaret Martin Harold Ransier Eleanor Joss Lumix' Dostal Ann Young CORNETS Edward Lala Bob Byse Bob Maly John Vikdal David Stanbro Jeanne Hajny Ken Gillmore Betty Bruns Karen Hein DRUMS Jerry Walker Richard Nelson Jerry Bullis Jim Roberts TROMBONES Shirley Post Judy Gipp Roger Hilton Elizabeth Losenicky BASS CLARINET Betsey Wachal Beth Michel Viv Ann Young 1954 State VVinners Band Brass Quintet French Horn uintet - Q Trumpet Quartet Woodwind Chamber Brass Quartet No. 2 Shirley Post Mary Lou Pazour Carol Goodrow BAND COUNCIL Winning Groups 1953 Under the leadership of the Band Council 1Caro1 Goodrow, George Hess, Doris Eckhart, Joyce Kolda, Betsey Wachal, Shirley Post, and Ed Lalaj, the M.H.S. Band had a busy year. At Marching Contest it brought home a first. During Thanksgiving vacation Mary Lou Pazour, Frieda Nesetril, and Bet- sey Wachal played in the All- State Band at Des Moines. In January the Band attended the VVaMaC Band Clinic at Maquoke- ta. Betsey Wachal, Joyce Kolda, Ed Lala, Bob Byse, Jerry Brown, Shirley Post, Mary Lou Pazour, Ann Young, and Sylvia Seeks played in the WaMaC Picked Band. The small groups pictured here are contest winners from 1953. They are the brass chamber iPa- zour, Goodrow, Darragh, Postl. the brass quintet 4Byse, Seeks, Brown, Post, Lalal, and the brass sextet 1Byse, Brown, Britton, Lala, Kolda, Postr. Shirley Post, Marion's candidate for Miss Eastern Iowa, was honor- ed at a dance in April, where music was provided by the Syn- copated Six. VARSITY TRACK First Row: Midcalf, Keith, Crowley. Hanna. Ozias, Altenberg, Hutton. Martin, Knapp Enger. Banks, VVhitmore. VVashburn, Mr. Herhst. Set-ond Row: Mr. Page, McEnany, Moore, Reed, Peterson. Cox, Fillmore, Burkart, T. Burkart. Todd, Baker. Brown. Peek, Mr. Nau. Third Row: Mr. Brown. Failor, Dougherty, Brooks, Bunting, Hartgrave, Franklin. Fairley, Robison, Fernow. J. Smith, Hotz, Murray. Landis. Lawrence. Fourth Row: VVall-ter. Brewer, Fox. Hotle, DeVVoody, Domer, Kellams, Corporon. Stade. Malake, Kepros, Farmer, Rathje, Jordan, Mr. Anderson. Mums 8001 mv NAMO! gummy ugpni 'sm RESERVE TRACK First Row: Mohr. Metcalf. Brauer. Hess, Grzihau. Kruger, VVilson. Mc-Kenna. Mol- lenltauer, Sills, Bauer, Blin. Oekenfels. Semrnd Row: Mr, Hippie, Stanbro. Sills. VVheeler, VViIlianis, Hanna. Miller. Kellanis. Stark. Elias, Schmidt. Haughenbury. .lar-obs, Behel. Peal. Third Row: Engrave. Prescott. Story, Jordan, XVeber, Tharp. Malake, Kroening, Pinch. Kelleher. Franklin, Kopetsky, Kaeena, Thompson, Fredrickson. Fourth Row: Bullis. Edison, Rees, Brislawn, Ford, Potter, Smith, Nelson. XVood. Dan- ford. Claypool. Clark, Stevenson. Ne-itert. Sehmatt. Knapp, Straley. H As the year came to a close, the spotlight focused on the seniors as they pre- pared to graduate. The class play was presented, the iuniors honored them with the Promg they spent a sleepless night in Chicago on their class trip. Baccalaureate led them up to graduation, where, with the acquisition of a diploma and the flip of a tassel, the seniors became alumni. t lb' 4 Goodbye, high school! , WX i f ' f I Hello, world! ! 1 G ARTH BAKER No man IS happy who does not thmk hlm self so H1 Y 3 4 Football 1 Basketball 1 C C Track JOHN BALLARD As mnocent as a new lald egg Student Councll 1 Vox 2 3 4 Quxll copy Dramatlcs Club 3 4 offlcer 4 play crew 3 cast 4 Junlor play cast Qulll show 2 4 Spanlsh Club 1 2 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 Vocal muslc 1 2 3 4 offlcer 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 small groups 3 4 accompanlst 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Track 1 2 3 Asslstant athletlc manager 3 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Blg Ten 4 JANE BLESSIN G Age cannot wlther her nor custom stale her mfmlte varxety Qulll art edltor Dramatxcs Club 2 3 4 play crew 2 3 4 Jumor play crew Spamsh Club 2 3 4 offlcer 2 G A A 2 3 4 offlcer 4 Clover Park Tacoma Washmgton 1 GAA 1 Hon or Roll 1 BRUCE BOLIN G I abhor the dull routlne of exlstence crave mental exaltatlon Quxll buslness manager Dramatxcs Club 3 Plav Crew 3 Jumor play crew Quxll show flcer 4 Athletlc manager 1 2 3 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Forenslcs 3 I' ORREST BROW W Gene Everythmg happens to everybody sooner or later 1f there IS tlme enough Qulll athletlcs H1 Y 4 Football 1 2 3 Bas ketball 1 2 3 Track 1 2 3 Athletlc manager 4 J ERR1 BRO!! N I am fond of the company of ladxes Dramatlcs Club 1 2 Quxll show 1 2 3 4 Sc1 ence Club 1 2 Vocal muslc 1 2 Band 1 2 3 4 small groups 1 2 3 4 E Club 3 4 Forensics 4 CHARI If SE BI RMIN GHAM She IS a wmsome wee thmg Vox 3 4 Qulll subscrlptxons Dramatlcs Club 3 Jumor play cast Qulll show 1 2 3 4 Span lsh Club 1 Scxence Club 1 2 3 4 Alpha Beta Gamma 4 offxcer Vocal musxc 1 2 3 4 of flcer 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 2 3 4 small groups 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Homecommg attend ant 3 Honor Roll 1 2 4 ROBERT Bi SE Why should I always speak? Words pay no debts Qulll proofreadlng edltor Qulll show 4 Hx Y 34 Band 1234 smallgroups1234 E Club 2 3 4 officer 3 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 H . . . U H '- 3 3 Z - - u ' ' - vr U ' : 1 ' , 3 U , , , Z Z 2 , - I l D y I U - , : U -3 I I , . v 3 ' U n L Av .. - . . . . ,, ' , ' I ' U , . 3 , P , 3 . .U . , . , , , 3 - - - Z - n - ' U 1 . I I 43 Spamsh Club 1 2 3 4, offlcer 23 H1-Y 3 4, of- : . 3 . ! ! ' 1 Y ll H A , .. ' . . . ,, ' , ' 1 '- 9 U 9 - 1 I ' al ' . U . 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LLIS CARLSON The mirror of all courtesy Vox 4 Quill typing editor Dramatics Club 3 4 play crew 2 3 Junlor play crew Spanish Club 1 2 Sc1ence Club 1 2 Qu1ll show 3 Al pha Beta Gamma 4 Vocal mus1c 1 2 3 4 ac compamst 1 2 3 4 MlXed Chorus 2 3 4 small groups234 GG A A 1234 PepClub4 Honor Roll 1 2 4 Honor Society 3 4 Off1ce assistant 3 WIARILX V CON KLIN As good natured a soul as eel trod on shoe of leathei Vox 4 Quill typlst Dramat1cs Club 3 4 play crew 3 Junior play crew Quxll show 3 4 Sc1ence Club 2 Alpha Beta Gamma 4 A A 1 2 LELAN D COOPER Beware the fury of a patient man Quill Benefit Board H1 Y 3 Vocal music 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 LEE COPPOCK A man of all hours ready for anythmg Quill advertising FFA 3 H1 Y 3 4 Foot bal 1 LEO CORPOROIN The youth replies I can Qulll photography FFA 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 Vocal mus1c 2 3 Football 1 2 C C Track 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club 3 4 Honor Roll 1 MARYLYN DAVIS What good wind blew you in Quill layout Green Mountain H1gh School 1 2 3 Cheerleader 2 3 Vocal mus1c 2 Jumox play cast Student Counc1l 3 JOHIN DE JOWG I seldom find anyone with good sense enough to agree w1th me Quill photography Quill show 2 3 4 Science Club 1 2 FFA 3 H1 3 4 Vocal music 1 2 3 4 officer 4 Mvced Chorus 2 3 4 small groups 3 4 Football 1 2 4 Basketball 1 2 4 Track 1 2 3 VYALLACE DEWOODY Wally I'm no angel. Student Council 2 33 Quill, Benefit Board3 Quill show 43 Spanish Club 2 33 Hi-Y 3 4, of- ficer 43 Vocal music 1 2 3 4, officer 3 4, Mixed Chorus 3 4, small groups 43 Football 1 2 3 43 Basketball 1 2 3 43 Track 1 2 3 43 Letter- men's Club 43 Honor Roll 13 Big Ten 43 Boys' State 3. SENIGRS .Veda 5 'W' SENIORS R -11 WIOND DOCHTERIVIAIN ' Red If It doesnt 1un chrome 1t' Glee Club 3 4 M1xed Chorus 3 4 THOWIAQ DOMER Tom Hes a gentleman look at hlS shoes Qu1ll sales manager Qu1ll shovs 4 Junlor plax cast H1 Y 3 4 Vocal musxc 1 2 3 4 of f1cer 4 MlX6d Chorus 3 4 small gxoups 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 C C Track 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Honor Roll 2 II 'SHR DOSTAI VS hat are you talklng about? I m an expelt Qu1ll Benef1t Board Qu1ll show 4 Junlor play crew FFA 3 4 offlcer 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 small groups 1 2 3 4 Honor R 1 2 3 4 GARX EQCHMAN The only way to get r1d of a temptat1on IS to vleld to It Qu1ll head of photography Sclence Club 1 2 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Track 1 2 3 THOMAS FIQHER Tom I th1nk I Wlll not hang myself today Qu1ll photography Jun1or play crew Sc1ence Club 1 H1 Y 3 4 Vocal muslc 1 2 3 4 M1X8d Chorus 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Track 1 2 3 Honor Roll 4 ROBERT J FOX And unextlngulshed laughter shakes the Skl9S Class V106 presldent 1 Football 1 2 3 4 cap ta1n 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 Lettermens Club 2 3 4 offlcer 4 H1 Y B1g Ten 4 RON -XI D IRAN KLIN ' Ron I d11nk to the general 305 of the whole wo1ld FFA 3 4 off1cer 4 Vocal muslc 1 2 3 4 MlX6d Chorus 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 LILLIL Fl I LER I shall laugh myself to death Qu1ll layout ed1tor Qu1ll show 4 Dramaucs Club 1 3 4 c1ew 2 3 cast 4 Jun1or play cast SCIENCE Club 1 2 3 4 Vocal mus1c 1 2 3 4 small gxoups 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 offlcer 4 Hon1ecom1ng attendant 4 H C dec0rat1ons cha1rman 3 B1g Ten 4 ' ' ' 4 -1 1. - ' . - 11 1 . 1 . n 11 1 -, .1 - - 11 . 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KEN N ETH GILLNIORE He was so generally civil that nobody thank ed him for It Quill activities FFA 3 4 offlcer 4 H1 Y 3 4 Vocal music 1 2 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Jl Di GIPP Her voice the music of the spheres Student Council 1 Vox 4 Quill subscriptions Quill show 1 Junior play crew Science C u 1 2 Alpha Beta Gamma 4 Vo al music 1 2 3 4 officer 4 Mixed Cho us 4 Band 1 2 3 4 small ioups 1 2 3 4 accompanist 3 4 E Club 3 4 BILI HANNA SIZE is not grandeur Quill Benefit Board Science Club 1 FFA 34 H1Y34 F0otball1234 Track12 'VIARLEEN HAN SEN As merry as the day IS long Quill subscriptions Dramatics Club 3 Quill show 2 3 4 Science Club 1 2 3 Vo al music 1234 GAA 1234 PcpClub4 BOB HA! What fools these mortals be.' Junior play crew' Science Club 1' Hi-Y 3 4' Football 1 3' Track 1 2. HAROLD HAYES Born with the gift of laughter and the sense that the world is mad. Quill co-chairman advertising' Dramatics Club 3 4' Junior play cast' Quill show 4' Hi-Y 4' Football 1' Basketball 1 2' C-C Track 1' Track 1. HARRY HAZEVVINKEL He's not afraid of workg he'll lie down beside the biggest kind of job and go to sleep. Vocal music 3 4, Mixed Chorus 4. NEVA HILL Don't do it for meg tell me how, and let me do it. Vox 43 Quill, subscriptionsg Alpha Beta Gam- ma 43 Vocal music 33 G.A.A. 1 2 3 43 Junior play crew. SENIORS ' 5 3 'g ' n 1 13 E.A.A. 1 2 3 4g'Pep Club 49 Office assistant 4f : ' '- Q Y 9 ' ' U. SENIORS 'ai SI ZANN F HOLMES Sue Do you not know I am a woman When I tlnnk I must speak Class vxce presldent 2 Qulll Beneflt Board Dramat1cs Club 2 3 4 play crew 2 3 Jumor play crew Spamsh Club 2 3 Scxence Club 1 234 GAA 1 2 34 off1cer3 Pep Club4 Forenslcs 3 4 Homecomlng Assembly chalr man 4 LOBETTI' HORN IN G Patlence tl best remedy for everv trouble Qu1ll layout comnuttce N ILLIAM HOTLL God created women and boredom dld mdeed cease from that moment Qu1ll layout Qulll show 4 Spanish Club 1 FFA 3 4 offlcer 3 H1 Y 3 4 Football 1 2 34 Track 1 2 3 4 Lettermens Club 3 4 off1cer4 PATRICIA HI FFMAN Pat Enjoy l1fe' When you re dead lts for a long t1lT1E Qulll Beneflt Board Qulll show 4 Vocal musxc 2 3 4 small groups 3 4 GA A 3 4 INUSIC 1 sewmb show 1 HAROI D HI TLHIINS He s a very devxl Qu1ll advertlsmg FFA 3 4 offlcer 3 4 H1 Y 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Junlor play crew VFRA JACOBS Love IS the hght of a dark eyed woman Vox 4 Qulll Beneflt Board GAA 1 CON N IE JACOB! Is not llfe a hundred tlmes too short for us to bore ourselves Qulll 3dVElI.lSlIlg Vocal muslc 2 3 4 G AA 3 4 East VVaterloo 1 xoc 11 1 Bll LX JAVIFS Women upset exerg, thlng Class presldent 2 FFA 3 4 Football 124 Basketball 1 2 Track 1 2 3 Sweetheart Kmg 4 . v v . .. ., . . 1 , ' - ' 5 ' . ' A : I : U : .2 - - - , ' . U I y . 7' 1 ' ' ' is ae , H ' , Q ' l 3 ' I - 3 - 3 3 . . v - Y Y - ' A' ll U - rv. Y ' 3 ' 3 ' 3 t , - 3 . , . : Hornecommg chalrman 4. Vmton 1, Vocal . 1 . U I I . W- ., . . ., s 5 3 . T gf . an ' ' V! .' g ' , ' 3 .... . , . Z P . A I A 4x Af U , v V - -v 1 I ' j . ' : 1 : - 1 3 I I I 01 ll IORD-KN O leep 1t 1s a gentle thmg beloxed f1om p llt to ole X 4 Foot all 2 3 4 Basketba T ar k 2 3 4 Lette1men s Club 3 4 IOXN II NTICI' Tl'e1e was a stax danced and unde1 that wa he boln f.Qlllll Benef1t Boald adxe1t1s1ng Qulll show 4 Dl'iU13t1C9 Club 3 4 plax C ew 3 Jumor plax cast Spamsh Club 2 3 Sc1ence club 2 3 4 Vocal mus1c 1 2 3 4 off1cer 3 Nhxed Cholus 3 4 small groups 3 4 Band 1 Z 4 small groups 4 'Vlajmette 1 2 Drum a cuette 3 4 G A A 3 4 offlc Ho111ecom1ng attendant 2 Homecommg Queen ch lllllliII 4 Blg Ten 4 NIOI I ll' KI' ITII h me no othe1 but a womans xeason thlnk 1t IS because I thmk It so 1 11 s f,QIGtdIV 2 Student COLIIICII 1 Vox 3 4 Qlllll no 9dltOI Quxll show 4 Dxamatms C lub Z 3 4 plat cast 2 4 Jumox play cast Spmlsh Club 1 2 3 4 Scxence Club 3 4 Vocal lllllbll 1 2 3 G A A 1 2 3 4 off1cer 3 Home comm COII1l1l1ttQe chauman 4 Honol Roll 1 3 DAN lxFI I -XWIQ That 19 as well sa1d as 1f I had Sald lt my E Qtull to ed1to1 Dlamatlcs Club 3 4 one act ax 4 0fIlC6l 4 Spamsh Club 1 2 H1 4 Hon R Hmm Souttx 3 4 lumox plax Last Blg Ten Q 11ll shox L NIXIJIXN Kl'Ill'l1 Lau 18 an avt and the gleatest of ants Qlull Btnef1t Boald Qulll show 3 4 Vocal mu ll 5 4 UfflC8l 3 Mvced Choxus 3 4 small noup 5 4 G A A 3 MCKIDIBX 1 2 Glee Club Ill-SKIPN KENT Chuck I lm 1 IOXGI and hate not found nn thmg to oxe Iunuu pl1y crew Spamsh Club 1 Sc1ence C lub 1 2 H1 X 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball T 2 NIH ll Al' L lxl' PKOS Whkv Immpt at exem call Stullt nt QOlll'lCll Z 3 4 offlcel 4 Qu1ll layout Slunu 1 lub 3 4 Football 1 2 Basketball 1 T if k I NFPYPN KIOPI' Sfmt? Ltt the w olld sl1de I ll not budge an mch Qlllll Chauman Benef1t Boatd Q11111 show 2 4 D 3llldt,lCS Club 2 3 4 plax crew 2 .Iumor plax tage managex Scxence Club 1 2 3 4 H1 1 3 4 Vocal IIIUSIC 1 2 3 4 off1cer 4 Mlxed Luo us 2 3 4 small gloups 2 3 4 SENIORS .. S ' - -J - 4 , . 1 A p FF, 3 2 b' 1 1 C ., 'll 13 z - ' .1 1 ' .1 . 1 ' ' :Y ' V . ' 4. ug.. 2 M'j ' 3 . . . 1 2 , ' er 43 -AI 1 v . , 1 1 '. 1 1.1 5 I :s,'S1',' B1 5 ' A Q . I '. g ' : ' I' 1 .' ' C '- 2 . 4. s lf. N L plnf. -' : H --Y I3 4. ot't'it'e1' 4: Football 1 2 3 4: Basketball 1 2 3 41 Track 1 2 3 3 or oll 1 2 3 45 4 15' -' 1 1 l I . ' - 1 -1 .. . Z ' -lg 1 ' : x' ':'ew. . 1 ' 1 I1 11' Q 1- 4 vx '-1 1 1 -1 1 A - 1 W 1 itll g- sf 3 . . ..3 ' N' , l 2. , .. V . Y .. , l ,, l ' V 1' 2 rs 4:' rack 1' 3 4. Y . , . . . .. - 1. I -' D1 1 1 1 1 .1 V' -4 - ' 1-1 ' . vv 1 ' H v bt 1 'I SENIORS JO! CE ANN KOLDA All the vuorld IS odd save thee and me and even thou art a lxttle odd Vox 4 Quxll actlvlty edxtor Junlor play crew Sclence Club 1 2 3 4 offlcer 4 Alpha Beta Gamma 4 Vocal musxc 3 4 offlcer 4 M1X6d Chorus 4 Band 1 2 3 4 offxcer 4 small groups 1 2 3 4 student conductlng 1 2 34 EC1ub234 off1cer34 GAA 1 3 Pep Club 4 offlcer 4 Honor Roll 1 2 4 Bxg Ten 4 JOAN N LABARGE Shed flght a rattlesnake and glve lt the flrst two bites Vox 4 Qulll typlst Dramatlcs Club 1 2 play crew 1 2 Jumor play crew Spanlsh Clu Sclence Club 1 2 Alpha Beta Gamma 4 Vocal muslc 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 small groups 234 GAA 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Honor Roll 4 Offlce assxstant 4 JO! CE LACOCK Its a mad world mad as Bedlam Vox 3 4 Qulll advertlsmg Junior play crew Quxll show 4 SCIENCE Club 1 2 3 Alpha Beta Gamma 4 Vocal muslc 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 GAA 1234 PepClub4 EDV5 ARD LALA Slng I for love and ldleness naught else IS worth havmg 34 smallgroups1234 EClub1234 offlcer 1 4 SHIRLEX LARSON Lord' I wonder what fool xt was that flrst lnvented klSS1l'lg Class vlce presldent 3 Vox 4 Qulll sub scrxptlons Qulll show 4 Alpha Beta Gamma 4 Vocal muslc 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 GA A 3 JERRY LAW KEN CE Be useful where thou llvest Vocal muslc 4 C C Track 4 Track 4 Todd v1lle I-hgh School 1 2 3 JLAN LAW SON God set upon her llps a song Class secretary treasurer 1 Student Councll 2 Vox 3 4 Quxll Beneflt Board Dramatxcs Club 2 3 4 Jumor play cast Qulll show 3 Alpha Beta Gamma 4 Vocal muslc 1 2 3 Mxxed Chorus 3 4 student conductmg 2 3 small groups 3 4 Band 1 2 Majorette 1 GAA 1 2 3 4 offlcer 4 Pep Club 4 NIARIL1 N LON bl' RBEAWI She trled the luxury of dOlhg good Qulll Beneflt Board Vocal music 2 3 Mlxed Chorus 4 small groups 3 GAA 3 . y ' Q . . . 2 4: ' 1 V ' y 1 ' vb 1: ' ' , ' 3 41 X, 1 Quill show 2 43 I-Ii-Y 3 4: Band 1 2 3 4, officer 1'2 4. y y ' . 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' 4, Z C ' 22 , ' . 1 Z . . 4' JAN ET LOREN CE Ay every inch a queen Class secretary treasurer 4 Vox 4 Qu1ll sub scriptlons Qu1ll show 3 Jumor play crew SCIENCE Club 3 Alpha Beta Gamma 4 Vocal music 1 2 3 4 GAA 1 234 off1cer4 Home commg queen 4 ELAIN E MCGEE Write me as one who loves her fellow men Student Council 1 Vox 3 4 Qu1ll subscrlp t1ons Qu1ll show 1 4 Science Club 1 2 Alpha Beta Gamma 4 Vocal MUSIC 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Band 1 2 Majorette 1 2 G A A 1 2 3 4 INORMA MADISON Sally Believe me a thousand friends suffice thee no Vox 4 Qu1ll typist Quxll show 4 Alpha Beta Gamma 4 Vocal music 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4 small groups 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Honor Roll 1 3 4 Dramatics Club 2 Spanish Club 1 2 Junior play crew JIM MALAKE Tomorrow friends w11l be another day Qu1ll photography H1 Y 3 Vocal mus1c 4 Football 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 Track 1 2 4 I'I-IOWIAS MARCI-IANT Tom More men are killed by overwork than the importance of the world JUStlf18S Quill show 4, Science Club 1 3 4, H1 Y 4, Football 1, C C Track 2, Track 1 2 DENNIS MARSH Silence is one great art of conversat1on H1 Y 3 4 V ERLE MILLER Here's Death, twltching my ear 'L1ve,' says he, 'for I'm com1ng ' FFA 3 45 H1-Y 3. FLOYD MUMM I would, but I'm so bashful. Quill, photography, Science Club 3, Vocal music 2 3 45 Track 1 3. SENIORS 7 f f '1-if --as-n mv SENIORS DXI I' Nil Nll'l nw glUXXln I1 A Blxl I I' XIX Ill HOI SPN o be a frog larls nnl 1 marc n1or plax 1 Strence Clllb H o 1LPl 4 1 1 1 sm Pr a Brsketball 1 2 Track 1 2 ' manager llil NI' Nl' l SON 111 rn xt ul1l 1 such a krnci ht mor plax rexx Q rll Qlcxx 2 No 11114 G .f Z IOX C I' NOX -Kh H 1 xout xxas xerx sctt Clrss presr lent 4 Vox 4 Qurll prooi11ad1n,, S inlxh Club 1 Z Alphl Beta Gamma 4 rc-al musrc 1 2 3 G 2 5 4 Ho 1 12 Nllllxl I X Ol NOX 1 xx eu ll 11111 .1 n xx lX mc 11 114 Q 4 'VI L clvrlle 1 2 Ir inklrn NH AKRON Ollpl RN No Vxilllllh IH ner tompletelx deurxul Qurll photoffr 1phx Junror plax trevx Qurll shovx 4 Serence Club 1 2 Xocal musu 1 1 2 4 Nhxed ChoruQ 2 3 4 small groupx S 4 1 A 1 3 4 Pep Club 4 Cheerlea 1 2 4 Hometomrng Attendant 1 Honor 11 1 P 1 4 Honor Sotretx 'S 4 Grrls State IO! C l' l0l1'l'l lx Iur exterror is a wrltnt 11Co1r1m1n1l1t1v 111 nt Counul x 1 tx ll Dr illldtlib Cl11b 4 Junror plax crexx, Sclenu lb 2 . , 4 ' ' - ' 3 Alp ' Be '1 G'1111111'1. ' 1 'rw 'f 1 '. . .'Z . 'J , 3 ourecorr ' Q 1 ttt111l' nt 33 11 ' 11 1. J' 1 oI'l'iCe asxista , Sllllxl.EY IOSI' bout rrrusiv, e xx'ou1 '1 mist' ill. lrterA'11'x' emi , 'Z . mor' .' 3 C 1 s uxx' 2 1 . 1enc'e ll ' . 'Hx' ' 1 ' 11 Z' , 'HQ ' 4. Mixed Chor' s I A, s rl '1 s 3 ' L. I-. 4, small gI'0l 4 4 1 . 1 A : . '? K 1 G.: : . ' ' 4. office' 4, ' 1b 4: Hmm R111 1. I -1: Foreni' -s 1.3 Big Ten 4. SENIORS HAROLD RAN SIER The most useless day of all IS that 1n wh1ch we have not laughed Quxll advertlslng Junlor play cast Qulll show 4 FFA 3 4 farm manager 4 offxcer 4 H1 Y 34 Band 12 34 smallgroups 1234 Football 2 NOPM -KN RATIIJE Norm All tl' world s an athletlc fleld Qulll show 4 H1 Y 3 Football 1 3 4 Basket ball 3 4 Track 3 4 Most ellglble bachelor 4 Lettermer Clut 4 Coggon H1gh School 1 Baseball 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Vocal muslc 1 2 MALILY N LOBFI TS As SOCIHDIO as a basket of klttens Qulll advcrtlsmg G AA 1 2 3 4 I' XPB KI' N POSEIN STIEL Dettex born lucky than uch CAA 1234 PepClub4 LOY SCIIN F LL Ill tell the world Vocal musxc 1 2 3 4 Mnced Chorus 3 4 small groups 4 Basketball 1 2 CC Txack 1 2 Track 1 2 EVE! ETT SCOTT Im the only one of mv fuends I can count Sclence Club 1 2 FFA 3 4 offncex 3 Football 1 2 3 Track 1 2 3 POYY SCOTT Here IS a Jewel Vox 4 Quxll proofreadm Sclcnce Club 4 Alpha Beta Gamma 4 offlcex 4 Vocal muslc 1 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Homeconnng attendant 1 2 Honol Roll 1 2 3 4 QYLVIA SEEKS Turn up the lxghts I don t want to go home 1n the dark Class secretary treasurer 3 Qulll typlst Quxll show 2 3 4 Sclence Club 1 2 3 Vocal muslc 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 4 small groups 4 Band 1 2 3 4 small groups 1 2 3 4 E Club 2 3 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 offlcer 4 mammal SENIORS VERDEANT STADE An xron hand ln a velvet glove Qulll photography Sclence Club 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club 4 DIAN E STICKN EY I m not argumg wlth you Im telllng you Qu1ll advertxsmg Vocal musxc 4 Band 1 GA A 1 2 3 4 LOUISE STICKNEY We mxght as well lxve Qulll advertxsmg G A A 1 2 3 4 ROBERT SUFFICOOL Bo He has an automoblle thxrst and a wheel barrow mcome V1ola Hxgh School 1 2 Baseball 1 2 Basket ball 1 2 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 Band 1 2 CAROL ELLEN TILP Sunshme and ram at once her smlles and tears Student Counc1l4 Vox 4 subscrlptlons Dra matlcs Club 3 4 offlcer 4 play crew Jumor play crew Qulll show 3 Spamsh Club 1 2 Sclence Club 1 2 Alpha Beta Gamma offlcer 4 Vocal muslc 1 2 3 4 accompamst 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 small groups GAA 1 2 3 4 Homecommg attendant 4 MARILYIN TRITLE The best th1ng to save for your old age is vourself Qulll subscrlptlon manager Jumor play crew Qulll show 4 Sclence Club 1 2 3 4 Vocal muslc 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 small groups 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Offlce asslstant 3 BETSE1 VVACHAL So httle done so much to do Class presxdent 3 Vox 4 edxtor Qulll typlst Dramatlcs Club 1 2 3 offxcer 2 cast 1 crew 2 Jumor play crew Sclence Club 1 Alpha Beta Gamma 4 Band 1 2 3 4 small groups 1234 EClub1234 off1cer13 GAA 1 2 3 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Offlce asslstant 3 Blg Ten 4 IERRY WALKER That favorxte subject Myself Student Councll 4 Qulll athletlc edltor Junxor play crew Qulll show M C 4 Spamsh Club 1 2 Scxence Club 1 3 4 offxcer 4 H1 Y 3 Vocal music 2 3 4 offlcer 4 Mxxed Chorus 3 4 small groups 3 Band 1 2 3 4 small groups 2 3 4 Football 1 Basketball 1 2 3 4 C C Track 2 3 4 captaln 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Letter men s Club 3 4 offxcer 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Boys State 3 Bxg Ten 4 .. - - H ' - Z ' 2 Z 2 2 , . , , H V - ' l I ' 11 ' f ' , ' ' Z ' I I Y H ' ' VV , 3 . . . . 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LAVON N E W ATERBL RY May you live all the years of your life Class vice president 4 Quill activities Vocal music 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Honor Roll Franklin High School 1 2 Nurses Club 1 2 Christian Fellowship 1 2 LAROL WHITMER Men may come and men may go but I go on forever Quill subscriptions advertising Junior play crew GAA 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 ROBERTA VVILSON If music be the food of love play on Quill show 4 Science Club 1 Vocal music 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4 small groups 3 GAA 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Benefit Board MARY WIWGFIELD One cant question what isnt said Quill layout G A A 1 2 3 4 Vocal mus c ROBERT l AUSLIN 0 There is a pleasure sure in being mad which none but madmen know Science Club 1 2 Football 1 3 Tiack 1 2 3 ANN YOUNG But su I do not understand Class president 1 Vox 3 4 Quill advertising co manager Dramatlcs Club 3 4 officer 4 Junior play cast Quill show 4 Spanish Club 2 3 Science Club 1 2 3 4 Vocal music 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 small groups 2 3 4 Band 1234 smallgroups1234 EClub234 GAA 1234 HonorR0ll1234 SENIORS THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY The senior class play, Angel Street , directed by Miss Beckman and Mr. Madden, resolves around Mr. Manningham's attempts to drive his wife in- sane. A police inspector visits Mr, Manningham and proves to her that her husband is a murderer who is tryip g to dispose of Mrs. Manningham. A thrilling melodramatic game follows as the detective tries to uncover enough evidence to convict Mr. Manning- ham. Mrs. Manningham Mr. Manningham Nancy ..........r....,...,..,..,,,,,.,..rrr,....,..,,,.,,,., Elizabeth ,.,..,,.,.r... Rough .,.........,......., Police .,,,...,.,.....,.....,.....,,,........,...,..,...rr, Mollie Keith Dan Kellams Elaine McGee Sue Holmes .. Jerry Walker Harold Ransier Charles Kent Student Director: John Ballard Stage Manager: Lumir Dostal MEMORIES 1 16, In 1 1 e., 1 10113111 the 11a 14 11211 e g,1f1d111tLd 11111 gone th1 1 81 111l1t11s 111 11 1X1 LN 11110 1 10N 11111111 dk Y' 'wb aim Q 1-111. 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B ll: '1tx 'l:. 8.Yz11.'lin1n1h's11 scles. 9, .Ia 's P: ' 1 ' l'ne MEMORIES 'Y fi. 1 A nd the gladuates too hue tlken xuth them memoues of thu s hool daxs INGITIOIIQQ th xt stu Xoung fxs the 'Y ff' 6111015 gl on old Rfd IQNICIS Nlun e Mumm and Suffxcool 4 Shuley LAISOH and Jane Blesslng 5 Nlale bosslp sesslon Schnell Hay Hazevxlnkle Scott and tuhatol a Junlor 6 VHP thunk tlns IS Justxce and Holmes xs Mad1SOH and Conklm 7 Want evzpeuenced d1sh xx Ashe s Tlx the IVIISSCS Nelson Wmgfleld and Holnlng 8 Bleadmakexs Huffman md Ixccbx 9 The old xendezwous wlth QQIIIOIS ROb6lt5 Stlcknew Whltmex mrl Imvns 10 Chet: up Ann xt should be veals t1ll you leallx look llke thxs ef C '- l' , ,. A 2 .I 4 . I 5 . l f, j my ... W -5.535 , , 3 j h . A , z ' 2 ' ' .- -if N 4 C j'-f , 2 : .Q l' 1, .lim M:-xlake, super salesman. 2. Vera Jacobs and Barbara Rosensteil. 3. Hot z ' ' ' . ' ' -1 S-qu. Mmt Ilkelg to Succcd Shnlu Post Iohn Bdlluml Replesentdtue Cltlzens Dan Kellams Sue Holmes All uound Fxvoutes Llllle Fuller Jeux VS llkel Repxesentatne Athleteg Bob Fox lllOI'1 Ozbux n Repxesentitne f Vocll Musu Phxllm Cfulson Stews Klopp Representative of Band Betsey XNz1Ch:ll Bob Byse SENIOR POLL 1 Q me m th uffme fl0lll the ITHISIC lthletln gloup- tmm the semoxs thmmselwes comes I9LUgnltlOl l of xepxe entitne semms In the IJILUIIQ at the left me the '-6I'llO1 box and xuth the lnghut xcholi tu stmclmgs Bluce Bolmg Mollle Ixelth and thlg gn am 97 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Dr. T. J. Davis, D. D. S. Stanley Nielsen, Attorney-at-Law 777 Eleventh Street 1340 Fifth Avenue . Herbert Gerstman M. D. Dr. George K. O Brien Optometrist 610 Tenth Street 1450 Seventh Avenue R A Hender Chiropractor Paul E Orcutt M D 764 Twelfth Street 743 Twelfth Street .I .I Keith M D DeWittH Smith Attorney at Law 1242 Seventh Street National Bank Building Raymond N Klass Attorney at Law Drs H G and B J Stitzel 1165 Seventh Avenue Marion Iowa Dr Anthony B Lake Dentist Dr N W Stookey Dentist 1101 Seventh Avenue 1135 Seventh Avenue Dr R E Leidigh Dentist Hanna and Strader Veterinarians First National Bank Building Marion and Springville 1135V2 Seventh Avenue National Bank Building Dr H O Young M D Marion Iowa Advertisements VARTYS STANDARD SERVICE 890 Seventh Avenue Marion Iowa 91 Dr , ' , Dr. . . , ' . , . . Dr. . . ' , . . ' . ' , - - C. H. Moyer, Attorney-at-Law Winfield White, Attorney-at-Law 7' CONGRATULATIONS Q ,...--': ..f -' RENFERS SHOE STOR II5 Se enth A enue Marlon Iowa COURTESY OF LOWE'S CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Twenty fnrst Street Suxth Avenue Marlon, Iowa I T . 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Q I J o + - ' 5 D, Its'- , 3 . u - , ,. 1 W , M as ' ' fl f 4 9, 4, ' I s . f . 1 5 an eg 'ef 'Tv .WV 'X .. , ai, gg, I ' II T v v I STORMS FAIRLEY IMPLEMENT CO Ben Franklln Stores Case Machlnery II65 Seventh Avenue Marlon Sale and SGVVICE 92 Slxteen h Ave lue W Cedar Rapld Iowa 'Vtarlot Phone 68 W Iovva MARION RADIO AND TELEVISION CIRAS SUPER MARKET SaIes and SEFVIC9 Soda Fountaln Meat Market Phone 390 1194 7th ve Grocerle Phone 164 Marlon Iowa WILSONS BEAUTY sHoP col2Y ALUMINUM FOUNDRY 639 EISVGHTH Sffeet Mrs R C VVlIson Prop It Pays To Know Howe Health Studlo Swedl h Massage Zone Therapy Marlon Iowa Phone 2 526 Thlrlee-nth Street arlon Iowa PRIBYL FURNITURE CO Cu Torn BulIt Eurnlture BARNDS S 81 S LOCKER Meats Locker Rental MARION E ROBB INSURANCE AGENCY IIOI Seventh Avenue Complete Insurance SGFVICE SORG DRUG DOUGHERTY S WELDING Acetylene and Ele trlc Weldlng Portable Equloment Black Smlthlng QUICK CLEANERS Plck Up and Dellver Nl wth Stree Pho 5-1VV Phone SOO MGTIOIW ED V CAREY, REALTOR Iowa IIOV2 Seventh Avenue II Pays IO Look Wen Phone 1140 HARLEY BREED BARBER SHOP 93 - I I I . l V' . I , h A HOWE'S colsloco FERN SPENCE ' , l . ' L U n .L M , I va- 131- Ii U l' I we - ' , BERGER FURRIER Storage H Cleaning - Repairing Remodeling and Custom-Made Coats Phone 76 200 Seventh Avenue BALSTER FURNITURE COMPANY Prices Below the Big Town Telephone 100 Marlon Mengel Bedroom Suites Kroehler Living Room Suites Simmons Mattresses Lane Chests Bigelow Sanford Carpets Armstrong Linoleum Hoover Sweepers Rembrandt Lamps BOSTON STORE Dry Goods Gifts Ready to Wear Marion Iowa Phone 97 BEZDEK S FLORISTS Flowers for All Occasions Phone 770 Marlon 94 Builders Hardware Plumbing General Electric Appliances Houseware BURD HARDWARE Self-Service for Your Convenience H20 Seventh Avenue Phone 4-W Remember CASTLE S or Everything to Keep Your Castle Cozy' llf we havent got lt w ll get ntl CEDAR RAPIDS KNITTING COMPANY Knit Goods Letter Sweaters Chenille Letters Locally Nationally T0 4 1' Owned Organized Walter Hill Owner Marion Iowa . f , ' ' - e' ' . II50 - lI54 Seventh Avenue ,.,se,,e devises, WWE , 7, , , ,L ,qt v .- f VY A-A A Seve K' :-,,-f- I - I 13 ' ' XM I 1. if Q I !,., I ARION CUMUS I . may. A MARION CLEANING 81 LAUNDRY INC 761 Tenth Sfreef Marion MURDOCH FUNERAL HOME 2-3 U ' ' ,N We .em I I 1 er Marion Center BROCKMAN 84 MCGOWAN Real Estate Insurance 204-205 Farmers State Bank Bldg. Phone IOOO-W We Never Misreprese-nt VVALTS TEXACO SERVICE Seventh Avenue and Ninth Street MARFAK LUBRICATION Washing Waxlng Flrestone Tlres and Batterles Phone lO82 FINE FOOD Chlcken Bar B Q Rubs Steaks Chops And All Knnds of Sea Food TODDS O K DRIVE IN Fred and Vnrglnua Todd Owners 96 STUBER MOTOR Courtesy Ford Sales and Servuce Marlon Iowa Bicycles Sporting Goods Raduo Appluan es Everything tor the Automobile GENERAL ELECTRIC WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Oeorce F Halny Owner Marlon IOWB I ' I , ' ' s - ' c I Household Appliances , I . 1:4 f . ,, ,, V . , DANISH MAID BAKERY Good Thnngs To Eat Weddung Cakes Our Specualty DICKEY S STANDARD SERVICE Batteries Mufflers Tall Pxpes Accessorles Lubrucatlon and Tlres Meet your frnencls after the game at DOT S CAFE Delncuous Hamburgers Tenderlolns and French Frles 24 hour service Phone IO44 Courtesy FRETTS BARBER SHOP rwe Barbers Full Tlme Merrerr Iowa Clarence Frett CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1954 GOODROW S GREENHOUSE Complete Floral Servlce Moderate Prlces 200 Fifth Ave Phone 787 W HAMILTON GROCERY The handlest store for the students School Supplues Phone 204 T405 Fifth Ave Congratulations to the Class of T954 KATZ SALVAGE Marlon Iowa MARION SHOE SHOP S une Repairs Dye 97 ' ' I I V , W ef' e. eff.. gevf- are-- f Sandwiches Ice Cream I I I I U ' 11 l h. - . - HOT FISH SHOP dNW ME TOO SUPER MARKET 12235 ...oT,J f J m . . Q V' 1 QNX Q T K , A 4: EQ-fi .,,. 5 mx 2 l-L E211 Ellis Boulevar Cedar Rapid I 5 1 X v 3. - ' Q, A A .fx x 1 Q 1 I 1 .Q ' 1 1 . I 1 11, H, 1 eve-nth A rwe Mari 1 DYE S AUTO SERVICE Camefas F'ImS Photo Finishing Custom Exhaust Systems 24 HOUV 5eVVlCe Towing and Wrecker Service Congratulations Marlon Graduates May Success and Happiness Follow You Through Years to Come HALLWOOD CAFE Serving fine food From 530A M to BOO P M Fountain Short Orders And the best food in town A Complete Community Hardware Service Since T874 KENDALI. S HARDWARE Phone 25 MARION LAUNDROMAT Keep Your Clothes Clean Away From Home Phone 921 W Marion Iowa Ed and Edna Lagerquist Owners D C MARCHANT Your Friendly Prudential Agent Phone 678 For Your Home on the Road MARION MOBILE COURT KOLARIK BOOK BINDING CO Binders of Books For public and private libraries 3002 Madison Street N. E. AIbert's Sani-Tone Dry Cleaning Cedar Rapids, Iowa 99 LAGEROUIST SALES AND SERVICE K V CAFE The flnest ln STEAKS CHOPS SEA FOODS PRIVATE DINING FACILITIES PEIFFER S JEWELRY Congratulatlons to the Class ot 54 EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING II08 Seventh Avenue MBFIOU Iowa Sllver Chlna Watches MARION D X SERVICE FIRESTONE BATTERIES and ACCESSORIES D X Gasollne and Motor Olls I204 Seventh Avenue H A Glass Prop CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF I954 Complete llne of wallpaper We handle PITTSBURGH PAINTS AND VARNISH P G HARLAN MARION IOWA I00 MILUM STUDIO PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION I070V2 Seventh Ave Phone I45 Marlon Iowa QUEEN TEEN Dresses SXIFTS Blouses Llngerle Mllllnery 741 Tenth Street Marlon Iowa SPAHN 8. ROSE LUMBER COMPANY Complete BUIldlDQ Servlce BOB GRIMES Mgr Phone I3 SIDERS AND ASSOCIATES General Bulldlng Contractors Farm Home and Commerclal Bulldlng and Remodellng Cablnet Work Equlpped for Anythlng ln BUlldlng ED SIDERS RICHARD JOHNSON Marlon 766 J Cedar R6pldS 4 2505 JOHN TRITLE MYRON FAGLE Cedar Raplds 3 3061 Marlon 668 W I I . ll u - I - I 1 I , . . . , . 1 1 JONES 81 NOVAK Well Drilling Farms Factories Homes Complete Pump Service 1849 Seventh Ave. Phone 433-W Marion, Iowa THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Marlon Iowa Member of the Federal Reserve System Corporation 1863 Ninety first Year 1954 Sa e Sound Conservative Good luck and best wishes to the Class of 54 GIBSON S LOCKER SERVICE Phone 58 EDISON PHARMACY 1070 Seventh Avenue Marion Iowa 101 f . I Meat You Can Eat at Prices You Can Meet is . I A 81 H APPLIANCE and SERVICE WEBER WALLPAPER 81 PAINT COMPANY MAX BERLIN STORE Select Mears SHEETS AND SON Fresh Vegetables Top Oualnty Grocerres FQQ FINEST FOGD AVAILABLE INSURANCE TO MEET EVERY NEED Neighborhood Grocery Phone 29 Marron Ioww J O S ef W C Sheefs Congratolafnons To The Sensors LINN COUNTY RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Owned by Those we serve Phone Marlon Iovvi Phone 42 ROOFING SIDING AND HOME INSULATION Remember Boy your needs from a company that vvlll service what they sell CALL 1213 FOR FREE ESTIMATES WARNER BROS ROOFING CO I I75 7th Ave Marlon Iowa IO3 I' ll A . . he 5 A , , C 99 ' , E ' I Wlth the compllments of PHILLIP S CIGAR STORE Marlon Iowa JACKSON S BARBER SHOP For SGFVICG ARMAR BALLROOM On the Boulevard Marlon Cedar Raplds Featurlng Amerlca s Flnest Dance Bands MAC S MAIDRITE Congratulatlons to the Class of 54 We appreclate your buslness Sandwlches Short Orders Dlnners Mr and Mrs Clark McMullen and Eldon Owners and Operators FARMER S ELEVATOR Marlon Iowa Phone 55 Graln Coal Feed Tlle and Fenclng lrvln L Ford Manager WWW HERFF JONES COMPANY Indlanapolls lndlana Class Jewerly Announcements Trophles Medals SM'TH OIL Athletlc Letters Our Buslness IS Growlng THANKS TO YOU' 104 Joseph J Hall, Jr 2029 E Ave N E Cedar Raplds . . , I . 1 I I I ' r I ' U qv, QLL 4. r-gf? K7 'Y I W. A. Jackson, Prop. ' ' -' A l . , I CONGRATULATIONS LINN COUNTY CO OP Pefroluem Products Furnace Gas and Farm Power Bottle Gas and Equnpment Phone 60 Bulk Propane - for Cooking - Water Heating CLAYT S GARAGE DON S SINCLAIR SERVICE DON TORRENCE Prop Lubrlcatlon Tnre Repairing Carburetor and Ignmon Servnce Brake Servnce 71h Ave 81 7TI1 S1 Phone I39 Marlon Iowa I303 Seventh Avenue Marlon Iowa DICKEY FOODS ELDON POST Low Pruces SELF SERVE General Contractor EVERYTHING FOR THE TABLE 1681 Eighth Street Phone 900 Maruon Iowa IO6 , . 1 I 1 Courtesy of BIRMINGHAM CATTLE COMPANY Stocker and Feeder Cattle FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS gfock Yards J F ANDERSON LUMBER CO L.nmber Insulatnon M Ilwo k O erhead Doors Kutchen Cab net Roofing Hard are Pa nt Phone I5 Maron Iowa READ H CEDAR RAPIDS GAZETTE A Newspaper For The Ent re Famnly Marlon Iowa ADKINS CLOTHING 8g SHOES T180 Seventh Avenue Marlon, Iowa I07 I . ' - i r v V I ' i s ' I Q w I V Home of Anderson's Black Gold CoaI I , T E I I - ,. Best Wnshes CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 54 To thirggssfsg 1954 MARION CAFE FARMERS STATE BANK Short orders Lunches Dnnners You will like our cookmg Menon 'Owe Phone 26 720 Tenth Street .f Fresh Dressed Poultry Baby Chucks and Supplue SAM S AUTO SERVICE 707 Seventh Avenue Marlon Iowa THE GGRDUN HATIQHERY Llnn County Produce C0 , Inc Helps You To Greafer Poultry Proflls Dalry Poultry Hog Feeds Marlon Iowa Phone 208 Mmneapolns Moline Farm Equnprnenf Xft'N MONTIEUR STUDIOS Offucual Photographer for The 1954 QUILL Cedar Rapids, Iowa THE SENTINEL 1246 P MARION IOWA 'J' I 5.4.4595 H all Best wishes To The Class of '54 A 81 W ROOTBEER STAND The Luedikes CWalIy, Dorothy, Kurt, and Jon? WE DID IT AND WE'RE GLAD! I But we couldn t have done It wlthout all the help from Mr Rathman vxho donated the Marlon Theatre for the Qulll Beneflt Show Mrs Hullns muslcal asslstance ln he shove all the buslness and professlonal people represented ln our book 'VIr Lagelqulst George Young and Bob Laker who supplled snapshots Montleur Studlo s photoglaphx TIU Art Engraxers of Cedar Raplds The S K Smlth Company of Ch1C3g0 lcoversb and the Marlon Sentlnel who prlnted the QUILL D And so llttle papooses the story IS over and It s tlme to go to bed but there IS one partlng word that must be spoken Thloughout the year as the QUILL gl9VV from an edltor s dream 'md a sponsor s headache to a completed book many a sllent prayer of thanks has drlfted heavenward because of one boys presence ln the senlol class It was thls boys photoglaphy developlng and prlntlng that fllled out the skeleton of the early QUILL Vke ploudly present Heap Blg Flash Bulb 4Galy Eschmanl shown llere emerglng trlumphantly from hlS dark loom' H2 V , v . . 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