Marshalltown High School - Postscript Yearbook (Marshalltown, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1948 volume:

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C 1 P - -A---fqJ ' X Z 6 5357 E -I I HI Read m and nt in and 'nth Taught to the tune of a Z- Z-F hxck - J '17 T1 5' I ff'-I u stxck Zi rg'-15' ? bash 1'- ' Q 08 Lil 'i IQ 8 Graduates Senzor Hzgh School Marshalltown Iowa Dear Fellow Students We have roamed the halls 0 the Marshalltown Schools or the past thzrteen years Some people thznk that the number thzrteen zs unlucky but the class 0 48 has ound thzs statement untrue We wzll ner er orget our kzndergzrten days and our euds concerning the superzorzty 0 our grade schools In act we wzll probably nezer know which zs the better Rogers or Aaron Palmer? Then came good ol unzor Htgh In 1943 we entered the open doors 0 opportunzty as reps No one wzll ever orget those preczous days when zt was all we could do to znd the right class rooms at the rzght tzme We were In our przme zn 44 at Iunzor Hzgh A success ul year zn athletzcs dramattcs and muszc let us rezgn supreme or that all too short tzme We wzll remember acky Malloy and Ben Whztehzll who were co preszdents zn that glortous year September4 1945 On thzs memorable day came the class 0 48 Everything was new Our zrst Bobcat ootball game theM HS marchtng band those real lockers bzg assemblies and that zrst summons Yes b zng a sophomore was rough but wonder ul' The Senzors never let us or get or one moment that we were sophs but that dzdn t last orever' 1946 came and we clzmbed wzthzn one step 0 the top As junzors zt was our responszbzlzty to razse the money or the fr Sr Prom For thzs pro ject we sold tickets to the S przng play Seventeen Thzs was done under the dzrectzon o our class o zcers Bzll Isgrzg preszdent Dale Dobson vzce prestdent Helen Knodle Secretary Treasurer At last came 1948' Lets revtew our last year at MH S Do you remember our unde eated ootball team? that openzng nzght at the Hub ? Pebbles wznntng the sweepstakes at Drake? the G Y Snow Ball ? the Sweetheart Swzrl ? our zrst gol team?the r Sr Prom?the H1 Y ormal? Commencement? We ll always remember these dates and many more like them or every graduate 0 thzs senzor class Thtngs were great tn 48' Yours tn Memory I was v0ur lit F1 - A -l II- i i OVC 011 3-X ' X THE SENIORS Jl'JlJVJUxJlJ.lJVJUf'J all - - ' - me- tic ' - 'fy ilssiisslslsi ss. 1 so 1 4 1 S of 1 4 .ft ,I , fs' H f s - ' ici? - ' f f ' -, 1 -f ' . Q. D . . . I f N f , . I r vu I - . : f V . 2 ' . . . ', . . ' 5 f . : .7 I ., . f . 2 ' . ' I I I I . . t , 1 - ' f 'f , into the.halls of M.H.S. Here we found High School life at its best. Q--,1,,, 4 , Jf ef f' S- ' sf-1 y, 1 ' ' f f f - ' 'y jc f ' ' -f,. -- fl I - . ,, f' f . 1, . . 1 f D. :E -l I J- It f . . 5, . . 1, .U .2 I .-- x -. . . E a at F' ' Junxor Class Officers Harold McGehee and Emory Erchorn DUI' 0fflC0l'S Senior Class Officers: Ben Whitehill, 1 jean Rowley and Dale Dobson Student Senate Offxcers Helen Knodle Fred Bogaert and Joan Kendall E71 QW? 'Vai l9l A 1 A xl: Barbara can Allen Anson All tear err are my azorztef GR 1 2 G Y 3 4 Band 1 2 Honor Society 3 4 Qunll and Scroll 4 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Scrrpt Staff 4 Pepsx Cola Tests 4 Dorothy Mane Allen Conrad Such a pretty lzttle mfr: GR 2 G Y 3 Glee Club 1 2 GAA 2 4 Pep Club 2 4 Home Room Vnce Presrdent 4 4 l-I Club 1 4 Hrstornan 1 Secretary Treasurer 2 3 Vrce Presrdent 4 Loyde Wrllram Alv1s Marron No 4 S peabf lou azmr hzgh 4 H Club 4 Natronal Guard 4 Vocatronal 4 Robert L Anderson Abbott The man wztb the horn Student Senate 4 Hr Y 1 4 Band 1 4 Presrdent 4 Cornet Quartet 3 Brass Sextet 4 letter 3 Church League 1 4 Pep Band 34 Orchestra 3 4 Contests 3 4 letter 4 Curtam Rarsers 1 Masque and Dagger 2 4 Vrce President 3 Presxdent 4 letter 34 Sco ts 1 4 Oratorrcal con tes 3 Patrxcra Ann Ankrum Aaron Palmer Say my romplexzon 11 ruddy but don t ray I blurh GR 1 2 G Y 4 GAA 4 Pep Club 4 Senior Scouts 1 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Scrrpt Staff 4 Nancy june Anson Albron She came he .raw he ronquefed G Y 4 GAA 4 Pep Club 4 Band 1 4 letter 4 Orchestra 4 Clarmet Quartet 4 Contests 2 4 Muslc Festrval 4 Cheerleader rn Albron 3 R james Bagnall Perry A ellouf need! a gzrl Student Senate 4 I-lr Y 3 4 Chaplarn 4 Home Room Presrdent 4 Betty Lourse Baldwm Franklm Sugar and .rpzfe and ez erythlng mee Student Senate 1 3 GR 1 2 Vuce Presrdent 2 G Y 3 4 Secretary 4 Masque and Dagger 3 4 GAA 2 4 Pep Club 2 4 Church League 3 4 Band 1 4 Music Festrvals 2 3 Post Scrrpt Staff 4 Pebbles Staff 4 Home Room Presrdent 1 3 Usher 4 Donald T Barker Abbott School and I aren t too foon parted Band 12 Vocatronal 34 Dorothv jean Bartme Rogers Men dont mterert me u hat am I Jayme? G 12 G Y 34 Glee Club l GAA 23 Band 14 letter 34 Clarrnet Quartet 2 4 Musrc Festnvals 2 4 Contests 2 3 Masque and Dagger 3 4 Robert B Becker Rogers Rory rheehr and big brou n eyer make the home a paradzre Student Senate 3 M Club 2 4 Football 1 4 letters I 3 4 Basketball 1 3 4 letters I 3 4 Track 23 letters 2 3 Masque and Dagger 4 Home Room President 3 Mary Ellen Beem Ferguson 'A gnl with a Jmzle If a girl worth while Glee Club 1, GAA 3, letter 3, Honor Society 3, Home Room Secre tary 3 Howard jack Berg Woodbury Friendly o walk with wztty to talk with Football 1 H1 Y 12 4 Secretary 1 Vxce Presrdent 2 Church League 2 Scouts 1 2 Post Scrrpt Assembly 4 Richard Stanley Bloomquxst Abbott The more the better M Club 3 4 Football 1 4 letters 3 4 Track 3 4 Fredenck Arthur Bogaert jr Franklm Watch out Broaduay here comer Fred Student Senate 4 Presxdent 4 Hr Y 14 Presxdent 14 Band 14 V1ce Presxdent 3 letter 4 Musrc Festrvals 2 4 Pep Band 2 4 Curtam Rarsers 1 Presxdent 1 Masque and Dagger 24 Treasurer 3 letters 24 Play Contests 2 4 Oratorrcal Contest 3 Scouts 12 Boys State 3 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Script Staff 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 Post Scnpt Assembly Committee 4 Jumor Senror Prom Committee 3 NSPA Conventxon 4 Murxel Ileene Bovee Ghck ualzty not quantity Glee Club 1 GR 12 G Y 34 Pep Club 2 4 GAA 2 4 Church League 3 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Scrxpt Staff 4 Opal Branon Anson The ayer have 1t 1 2 GAA 2 4 Glee Club 1 Scouts 1 Vocatronal 4 1' Dolorous Brxney Joplin Mlssoun Men re er blonde! but marry brunette! P GR 2 3 Glee Club 1 3 Instrumental Groups 1 Quxll and Scroll 2 4 Orchestra 14 Musxc Festrvals 124 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Scrrpt Frank Buchwald Woodbury H11 vozfe If deep hu path II Jteep Hr Y 1 Band 1 Church League 4 Scouts 1 Curtam Rarsers 1 Molhe Buffmgton Rogers She ha: A uay about her Student Senate 2 GR l 2 Cabmet 1 2 G Y 3 4 Cabmet 3 4 GAA 2 4 letter 4 Vlce Presndent 3 Head of Bowling 4 Pep Club 2 4 Honor Socnety 34 Home Room Presndent 1 Secretary Z Curtaxn Rarsers l Masque and Dagger 4 Nyle Bulanek Arnold Af quiet af a lzttle moure but yet no trap hat raught hzm Vocational 4 Donna Charleen Bumstead Woodbury Many a u zrhed wink the J wunh GR 12 G Y 34 Glee Club 1 GAA 3 4 Band I 4 Musnc Festxvals 2 4 Church League 4 Pep Club 2 4 Masque and Dagger 4 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Scnpt Staff 4 Helen Rae Burnstem Franklm W rth your uhzle to hrzou her GR 12 G Y 3 Glee Club 12 GAA 2 4 Pep Club? 4 Russell Dean Butters AHSOH It' been a hard grmd but I made If Football 1 3 Basketball 1 3 Church League 3 4 Home Room Vnce President 3 3 'N 1 S-v 1 f r 8 img, , yin. V rr - t - - ' 1: ' Q -. 1 - r 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - rr xy A h ' . . , 1 ,ali . ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' eft' Q 11 f L 71 , I gi 1 , , '55, 13 fi u ' H i ' ' 1 4 'Z' , . 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 8 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 - . 1 UQ - - y 1: 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 - . ff r 1 ' 1 GR . Q - Q 5 9 - . . . . f ff 14 If 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 4. g1fA,1v143w91,,1g, ,lk ' thy H . . . . . H ' 1 ' 6 , ' 1 1 1 1 - ' K 5 7 , , rr f 1 , , u 1 av 1 I ' . . 51 . . . - V 1 . I 1 . 1 4 . 1 1 1 1 Q . rr ' ' - u , , l ' , be Sr ff - 1 vu 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 5 - 4 1 . I - 1 ! - 3 I 1 Q . l 5 o rr 0 , ' , -JI ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 .M ' - ' if: 5.11 X H , , L: ap-.--4 J' y - 5:3165 7 J . . . ' ff! 339' 1. - , - , , , 1 - A his 1 20 Betty Jean Byers Marlon N0 4 A blzthe and bonny country lan GR 1 2 G Y 4 Glee Club 1 34 4 I-I Club 4 Vocatnonal 4 juamta Lucllle Clayton Woodbury Thu gzrl IJ quzet and Juhdued Glee Club 1 Wallace Clark Clemons Gllck A gentleman o courtly azr Masque and Dagger 3 4 Noland D Cox Aaron Palmer Slow hut ture Vocatlonal 4 Church League 1 2 Mlxed Chorus 1 Scouts 1 2 Semor Scouts 3 4 Stanley A Cozzr Woodbury A uhzz at Jportr and the gzrlf he rourtr Student Senate 3 Home Room Presldent 3 Vlce Presrdent 2 Football 1 4 letters 14 Basketball 14 letters 134 Track 14 letters 14 All State Football Team 3 4 Co Captam Football Team 4 M Club 2 4 Russell Kenneth Crlpps Aaron Palmer My own thought: are my companzonr Masque and Dagger 4 Edward T Cross Arnold I am a wild and roung lad Football 1 2 4 Track 12 3 letter 1 H1 Y 1 3 Church League 1 4 Voca tlonal' 3 4 Wllllam B Mantle Curry Aaron Palmer A mall body ran harbor a great foul H1 Y 1 2 Glee Club 2 Patrlcxa Ann Damelson Glxck Beneath her quzetnerf lzef true Jmrerzty GR 1 2 G Y 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 GAA 2 4 letter 3 Masque and Dagger 4 Pep Club 2 4 Mary Charlotte Davls Rogers uzet until you know her Glee Club 1 4 Orchestra 1 2 Music Festivals 3 4 1361! E Day Roggrs Day and nzght thu guy J all rzght H1 Y 1 2 4 Glee Club 1 2 Church League 2 4 Honor Socrety 3 4 Pepsr Cola Tests 4 Scouts 1 2 Post Scrrpt Assembly 4 Beverly Gae Decker Woodbury I I an I have a hurhel o .rzlver I ll take a barrel o gold GR 1 2 G Y 3 4 Glee Club 1 4 Mnxed Chorus 3 4 Curtam Ralsers 1 Masque and Dagger 3 4 letter 4 GAA 2 4 Musrc Festrvals 3 4 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Scnpt Staff 4 Play Contest 4 Duane james Delveau Toledo I nezther hurry nor worry H1 Y 4 Band 1 4 letter 4 Pep Band 2 4 Orchestra 1 4 Musxc Festxvals 3 4 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Scrrpt Staff 4 John Robert Delveau Toledo Het quiet but he delivery the good! H1 Y 1 2 4 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Scrrpt Staff 4 Vocatxonal 4 Robert C Densmore Aaron Palmer Shall I go on or have I razd enough? H1 Y 2 4 Curtam Ralsers 1 Masque and Dagger 34 letter 34 Play Contests 3 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Script Staff 4 Donald Duane Detrxch Arnold Speech If great rzlenre greater Vocatxonal 1 3 4 Iune Mane Detrxch Arnold what lr ro rare ar a roun rom une? GR 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 GAA 3 Pep Club 3 4 Vocat onal 4 Patrlcra Jean Dntzler F ranklm A twznhlfng eye and Bob 11 her guy GR 2 G Y 3 4 Glee Club 1 4 Church League 2 4 Muslc Festxvals 4 Cornellus J Dobb1ns Ghck Doer everythzn g by leapt and hounds Football 1 4 letters 3 4 Track 1 4 letters 2 4 Basketball 4 letter 4 H1 Y 3 Church League 2 3 Cafeterna Worker 2 4 Dale Eugene Dobson Franklm The way to hu heart 15 through hir ftomafh Student Senate 2 Football 1 4 letters 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Band 1 3 letter 3 Hn Y 14 Sergeant at arms 124 Masque and Dagger 3 Cornet Quartet 3 Trumpet trlo 2 3 Pep Band 2 Music Festnvals 2 3 Contests 2 3 Semor Class Vnce Presxdent 4 jumor Class Vxce Pres: dent 3 Home Room Presxdent 2 junior S mor Prom Commxttee 3 Henry C Dost Anson He Jay! much reldom Honor Socnety 3 4 Edwm Eugene Eaton Franklm Rather rhy but one ru ell guy Student Senate 4 Basketball 4 Hn Y l 4 Masque and Dagger 3 4 Church League 3 4 Pep Band 2 4 Music Festivals 2 4 Brass Sextet 3 Scouts 1 Home Room Presxdent 4 Kenneth L Edsall St Marys He doer nothing 1n partzrular and doer it very uell Vocatnonal 4 Betty Joan Exde Anson A care ree and happy grrl am I GR l 2 G Y 3 4 GAA 2 4 Band 1 3 Musrc Festnvals 2 3 Contests 2 3 Church League 1 2 Honor Society 4 Vocatxonal 4 'QVC an 'Q KT' as ...J I2 , r f , f f 5: I 4,4 V, 1 1. , Q ' -3 -' . Jaws, f' .3 V fa ' W s. ,g,. - , , . . 1: wt .tif l22l We 44,535 Alan Elder 1 Franklin I like blondes, brunetlef, and redhead:-have I left any out? M-Club 2-45 Football 1-4, letters 1,3,4g Track 2-4, letters 2-45 Home Room Vice President 3g Cafeteria Worker 2-4g Hi-Y 3,4. George E. Elliott I Abbott I, not money, am the root of all eral. Vocational 2-4. Fred Robert Endsley Rogers Don't try to convince me, I have my own ideaJ. Student Senate 2 4' Track 1 2 letter 1' Basketball 1 4 letter 1' Hi Y 1 4 Vice President 1 President 2 Glee Club 1 Mixed Chorus 2 4 Church League 12 Qu ll and Scro'l 4 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Script Staff 4 Scouts 1 4 NSPA Convention 4 Post Script Assembly 4 Home Room Vice Pres dent 2 Secretary 3 Marlon Joann Errckson Franklm Neat and :lim o J quzte trzrn GR 12 G Y 3 4 Curtain Raisers l Masque and Dagger 34 GAA 2 4 Pep Club 2 4 Band 1 4 lett r 3 Music Festivals 2 4 Contests 2 4 Flute Quartet 2 4 Church League 1 4 Honor Soc ety 3 4 Or chestra 12 Home Room Vce President 2 Secretary Treasurer 1 Usher 4 N e1l F rscus Glrck A capable worker and manager M Club 4 Football Manager 4 letter 4 Hi Y 1 Paul Richard Flanagan Anson A rzendly Jrnzle for everyone Curtain Ralsers 1 Masque and Dagger 2 4 Wanda L George Glxck M371 df? Illfh Infefefflng ffetlfllfef Student Senate 2 GR 1 2 Cabinet 12 G Y 34 Glee Club 124 Pep Club 2 4 GAA 2 4 letter 2 3 pin 4 Chairman of Swimming 3 Curtain Ralsers 1 Masque and Dagger 4 letter 4 Church League 2 4 Quill and Scroll' 4 Music Festival 4 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Script Staff 4 Horre Room President 2 Secretary Treasurer 4 Cheerleader 1 Homecoming Attendant 4 Usher 4 Donald Lee Good Arnold Long lean and likeable Track 1 Basketball 14 letter 1 Hx Y 14 Football 14 Church League 124 Scouts 1 Boys State 3 Cafeteria Worker 34 Voca tional 4 james Webster Good St Marys Handrome zr and handwme doe: M Club 34 Football 14 letters 134 Basketball Manager 3 letter 3 H1 Y 14 Treasurer 1 Band 12 3 Cornet Quartet 3 Music Festrval 3 Pep Band 2 Honor Society 3 4 Music Contest 3 Charles Thomas Gordamer Kansas Clty Mxssoun Thu guy I heart 11 a light heart H1 Y 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Music Festivals 3 4 Masque and Dagger 3 4 Boys Quartet 3 4 Mixed Sextet 3 4 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Script Staff 4 NSPA Convent on 4 Home Room Vice President 3 4 Richard Joseph Grabenbauer St Marys S lzd Jwzng rom a Jweet sax Footba'l 34 H1 Y 34 Band 2 4 Music Festivals 2 4 Contests 4 Or chestra 4 Instrumental Groups 4 Darrell H Greenwood Franklm Some purrue learnzng otherf learn purfuzng H1 Y 1 Church League 4 Orchestra 2 3 Vocational 4 Maxme Dorothy Groff Laurel Not rou h juft rugged 8 GR 2 Glee Club 2 3 Mrxed Chorus 2 GAA 2 4 Church League 2 Pep Club 2 3 Scouts 2 Vocatnonal 4 Cafetena Worker 2 3 Lloyd Grossman Cedar Falls I rn not over amhztzour but I think I d make 4 good prey: dent Rrchard Butson Haggm Aaron Palmer He majorf rn alzhzology H1 Y 1 2 3 Church League 3 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Scrxpt Staff 4 Lols Marld Hansen Aaron Palmer With golden han and rzendly Jmzle to he her rzend worth one 5 u hzle GR 12 G Y 34 Glee Club 124 Masque and Dagger 34 GAA 2 4 letter 2 Church League 4 Honor Society 4 Pep Club 2 4 Home Room Secretary 2 Usher 4 Darrell Eugene Hargrove I m yuyt a przroner 0 love Vocatlonal 3 4 Jerrold Vernon Harms L1 e 15 too rhort to war H1 Y 1 2 Vocational 4 Adolph Davxd Harre Stzll water rum deep 4 H Club 3 Vocatlonal 4 Ormah jean Harre An ezer ready frnzle an te In study d a rheef ul duporztzo Glee Club 1 2 Pep Club 3 GAA 3 Vocatnonal 4 State Center Aaron Palmer Eden No 3 Baxter Marrlyn Jeanne Havens Anson Her hroun eye! are nez er hlue GR 12 G Y 34 GAA 34 Pep Club 34 Mixed Chorus 34 Church League 3 4 Musxc Festlvals 3 4 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Scrxpt Staff 4 Esther Mae Hayden Aaron Palmer She war hlerred when .rhe war gl ted with moderty GR 1 Glee Club 1 3 Muslc Festnval 3 Vocatmnal 4 Donald Clark Heckert Newton Some my he 5 quzet and :hy but we my he J a mee guy Football 2 4 H1 Y 4 Glee Club 1 Church League 1 4 Scouts 1 3 Donna jean Helland Arnold A natural blonde wxth a natural way GR 12 G Y Z4 GAA 2 4 Band 14 Instrumental Groups 34 Musnc Festrvals 2 4 Contests 3 4 Pep Club Z 4 . rr - n , . S ,Z Q 'S I ,S Q 2 , - rr 1 ' J ' I U . . . . ,, ' , ,Z .5 Q - H . .h I . y f U ! ' ' Y! ,S ' ,L .,l ,S ' y I S 1 'Z Q . fr 1 ' ' f U , . rr ' ' U ' ,Z - H - u . Q , , . .. ,, H I f 71. .L S 3 - rr I I ln ,Z ' ,C ,Z -1 ,Q ,Z ,Z 1 ' FP 'f ' ll S 'S 3 - rr 1 - , . n - . 'S ' I 2 -Q - . ' u .-2 - .Q -9 -Q ,: 'S ,L - . ts R12 Clarence W. Helm . 1 Abbott What a nice place thir Jrhool would he without Jtudzerf' Band lg Vocational 4. Helen Stuart Hemmick Franklin Fred J leading lady. GR 12 Cabinet 2' G-Y 34 Cabinet 4' Glee Club 1-2' Mixed Chorus 3 4' Music Festival 4' Curtain Paisers 1' Masque and Dagger 2-4 Historian 3 letters 3 4'sGAA 2-4' Pep Club 2-4' Honor Society 34' Home Room Vice President 3' Pepsi-Cola Tests 4' Pebbles Staff 4' Post Script Staff 4' Post Script Assembly Committee 4' junior Senior Prom Committee 3' Play Contest 4' NSPA Convention 4 Usher 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Oratorical Contest 3 Carol Henze Woodbury She J made rom rah' materzal Student Senate 4 GR 12 G Y 34 Glee Club l Mixed Chorus 2 4 Music Festivals 3 4 Curtain Raisers I Masque and Dagger 3 4 GAA 2 4 Treasurer 4 Pep Club 2 4 Co President 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Church League 4 Honor Society 3 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Script Staff 4 NSPA Convention 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Head 4 Home Room Secretary Treasurer 3 junior Senior Prom Committee 3 Post Script Assembly Committee 4 Usher 4 Elaine M Henze Amold I1e gohr and gohf o loze GR 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 Mixed Chorus 4 GAA 4 Pep Club 4 Voca tional 3 4 Doris Charleen Herring Aaron Palmer Gzzfe me time I may grow u 12 G Y 4 GAA 2 4 Band 1 4 letter 4 Pep Club 4 Garnet Rosemary Heuer Anson L1 e and a laugh GR 1 2 G Y 3 GAA 2 3 Glee Club 1 3 Band 1 Music Festivals 3 Vocational 4 Shirley I Hrlsabeck Ferguson Consolidated Heart all fee! all hut Jays nothmg G Y 4 Glee Club 1 GAA 2 4 Pep Club 4 Cheerfulnerf If natural to her Glee Club 2 4 GAA 4 Pep Club 4 Music Festivals 4 Richard A Huff Rogers Men are not mearured hy mrhef Student Senate 3 MC'ub 2 4 Basketball 14 Football 3 Track 23 letter 3 Hi Y 1 4 Home Room President 3 Dorothy Maxine Hughes Aaron Palmer I you don t know her get acquamted Glee Club 1 Church League 1 2 Vocational 3 4 Cafeteria Worker 2 Raymond Hutcheson Lynn Country School Oh he J lztlle hut he J uzfe he 5 a terror or hu Jzze Vocational 3 4 4 H Club 3 4 President 4 William E Isgrlg Anson B hethallr aren t all he catcher Student Senate 3 4 M Club 2 4 Track 1 2 4 letter 1 2 4 Football I letter 1 Basketball 14 letter 1 4 Co Captain 3 junior Class Presi dent Home Room President 4 ff I I7 , y 3 K D F ' A f . ' . A 4 A t Z . ,DZ 'l A . 2 ' ' I T? 4 ', , Q ' 4 - ' i rr 1 V r is r 1 f ' u 'P ' ' n yi' A GR , L - 5 - Q - . 1 . 'E rr n , a - Q , Q - 4 : ' ' : ff I - U joan Hollingsworth Aaron Palmer F' ' If ' , 'U ,, ' . ,, .ia.F'ii , ,M,t L - - 9 I 1' -7 i i K All .Q-fl, ' 1 i ' .,3' 'QW , Q rf 1 ' J ' , - - 5 . Q t , ' , ' f . ' X x H dj' . ' ,U X 1 i ' ' i y 1 , r 1 i 2 DeLor1s M Jacobs Arnold The qule kind whore nature never zfarzef GR 12 G Y 34 GAA 2 4 Band 14 Instrumental Groups 2 4 Pep Club 2 4 Church League 3 4 Music Festivals 2 4 Contests 2 4 Bonme Kathleen jenkins Aaron Palmer Generally .rpeakzng I m generally Jpeakzng Glee Club 1 2 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Music Festivals 3 4 Orchestra 1 Cafeteria Worker 2 Barbara Joann johnson Rogers nrt af pleaxanl at Jhe look! GR 12 Vice President 1 G Y 3 4 Cabinet 4 GAA 2 4 Pep Club 2 4 Band 14 letter 4 Orchestra 1 4 letter 34 Instrumental Groups 34 Music Festival 2 4 Contests 34 Glee Club 1 Mixed Chorus 4 Honor Society 34 Church League 1 Home Room Vice President 3 Secretary Treasurer 4 Carol Arlme johnson Iowa Falls Carol 11 a common name hu! ,the 11 dz erenl just the fame GR 2 G Y 3 4 GAA 2 4 Pep Club 2 4 Band 2 4 letter 4 Music Festival 3 4 Church League 2 4 Donna johnson Green Mountain Why worry? Ano her day 11 comzng G Y 4 GAA 4 Pep Club 4 Glee Club 3 Vocational 2 4 Gerry Ann johnson St Mary s A loyal frzend through thlck and thin GR 1 2 G Y 3 4 GAA 2 4 Pep Club 2 4 Scouts 1 Band 1 2 Music Festival 2 Church League 3 Curtain Raisers 1 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Script Staff 4 Home Room Secretary Treasurer 1 Usher 4 Randolph Harry johnson CTomj Abbott We re glad to have there twznf graduate with zz H1 Y 1 4 Glee Club 1 Church League 2 3 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Script Staff 4 Rudolph Francis johnson Uerryy Abbott EJ eczally when they re ar nzre af Tom and erry Hx Y 2 3 Church League 1 3 Band 1 Track 1 Scouts 1 Art Award National Poster Contest 3 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Script Staff 4 Quill and Scroll 4 NSPA Convention 4 Vocational 3 4. William B. Johnson Anson I Jilence were golden Bill ufould he broke. Football 1-4' Track 12' Basketball 1-3' Hi-Y 134' Band 4' Church League 12 4' Orchestra 12' Music Festivals 4' Scouts 1-4' Boys State 3. Lois Virginia Kaufmann Woodbury A ring on lhe inger if uorth tuo on lhe phone. Glee Club 1' Band 1-4 let'er 4' Music Festivals 2-4' Vocational 4. Joan Claire Kendall Glick No only good hut good or Jomething. Student Senate 4 Secretary-Treasurer 4' GR 12' G-Y 34 Cabinet 34' National YWCA-YMCA Youth Conference 3' Masque and Dagger 3 4 letter 3 4 Historian 4' Pep Club 2-4' GAA 2-4' Honor Society 3 4 Presi- dent 4g Glee Club 1,34 Mixed Chorus 2,4' Music Festival 45 junior Senior Prom Committee 33 Pepsi-Cola Tests 4' Post Script Assembly 4' Usher 4. Marie Kent Woodbury ' She enjoys her riendx, and lhey enjoy her. ' Glee Club 1. E251 mi PS X 2 if R Maynard King Saylor School Speech IJ Jzlzfer but Jllenre lf golden Vocatxonal 4 Helen Louise Kvodle Franklm A queen zn ererythzng the doey Student Senate 4 Vlce Preszdent 4 GR 12 G Y 34 Treasurer 3 GAA 2 4 letter 2 Pep Club 2 4 Presxdent 4 Honor Socxety 34 Church League 1 4 Curtam Ransers 1 Masque and Dagger 3 4 Band 1 4 letter 3 4 Secretary 4 Flute Quartet 2 3 Muslc Festxvals 2 4 Contest 2 4 Orchestra 3 4 junxor Class Secretary Treasurer Home Room Vice Presrdent 2 Pepsz Cola Tests 4 Usher 4 Tumor Semor Prom Commnttee 3 Homecomxng Queen 4 john Ernest Kopsa MHFIOH No 4 I azn l nor don t pretend lo be 4 H Club 4 Hr Y 4 Carla A Lapp Aaron Palmer A mzrthquake 0 giggle! GR 1 2 Glee Club 1 Pep Club 4 joan Lourse Lathrop Anson Twznkle twznkle goer her eye who we wonder 15 her guy GR 1 G Y 34 GAA 2 4 Pep Club 2 4 Band I 4 Muslc Festival 2 4 Contest 2 Pep Band 4 Arthur Loren Lehr Menomonxe Wrsconsm It J not hard all you have to do If rind y H1 Y 4 Church League 4 Honor Society 4 Velda M Levis Anson Small 0 Nature blgo heart GR 2 G Y 4 Curtam Rarsers 1 Masque and Dagger 4 Wayne W Lowry Glrck I d run a mzle or a blonde M Club 2 4 Basketball 1 Football 1 2 Manager 4 letters 1 4 Track 1 4 letters 2 4 Church League 3 4 Donald Harry Mackaman Franklm lVatch Don rcale thofe murzral laddezr H1 Y 12 4 M Club 2 4 Track 1 3 letter 3 Band 1 4 letter 3 4 Instru mental Groups 2 4 Musxc Festrvals 2 4 Contests 2 4 Orchestra 3 4 Pep Band 2 4 Popular Assembly 2 4 Jean Ann Mackey Ghck S me thznk the world rr made or un and roln' .fo do I GR 2 G Y 3 GAA 2 3 letter 2 Pep Club 2 3 Church League 4 Band 4 Vocatronal 4, Curtam Ralsers 1 Masque and Dagger 34 letter 4 Play Contests 3 4 jacquelynne Malloy Franklm The bert lhzngr rome In Jmall package! Student Senate 1 2 4 GR 1 2 Presxdent 1 Cabmet 2 G Y 3 4 Presxdent 4 GAA 2 4 Pep Club 2 4 Church League 3 Glee Club 2 Honor Soclety 3 4 Band 1 4 letter 3 Vrce President 4 Musxc Festrvals 2 4 Curtam Rams ers 1 Masque and Dagger 2 4 letter 3 4 Orchestra 2 jumor Semor Prom Commlttee 3 Post Scrxpt Assembly 4 Pepsn Cola Tests 4 Oratorncal Contest 3 DAR Representatlve 4 Qunll and Scroll 4 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Scrapt Staff 4 NSPA Conventxon 4 Co Presndent 1 Usher 4 Shxrley Joan Ann Maxwell Abbott A wznnzn g way, a plearant :mile GR 1 Glee Club 2 Mrxed Chorus 3 GAA 2 Pep Club 2 Musrc Festnvals 2 Sally Cooper McCormack Aaron Palmer Hay wm and pep enough or three in every sport Sal J bound to Student Senate 1 4 GR 12 Treasurer 1 G Y 34 Cabinet 4 GAA 2 4 President 4 letter 3 Pep Club 24 Curtam Raisers 1 Masque and Dagger 4 Church League 1 4 junior Senior Prom Committee 3 Home Room President 1 4 Usher 4 Homecoming Attendant 4 Donna jean McDonald Whitten They are o ten nzfert uho my but little G Y 1 Church Yeague 3 4 Pep Club 4 Glee Club 3 Clifford I McK1bben Albion There mm! he rome work zn hzm hecaufe not murh ez er rome! outo hzm Hi Y 2 3 Maris Kathleen Melberg Woodbury A rzend In need 15 u rzend zndeed GR 12 GY 34 GAA 34 Pep Club 2 Church League 134 Masque and Dagger 4 P bbles Staff 4 Post Script Staff 4 Quill and Scroll 4 james Frederic Mendenhall Rogers Glue me wzne uomen and Jong Student Senate 4 Hr Y l 4 Secretary 4 Church League 1 3 Scouts 1 3 Curtam Raisers 1 Masque and Dagger 3 4 letter 3 Football 14 Track 1 4 Band 1 2 3 Music Festivals 2 3 Pep Band 2 3 Basketball 1 2 NSPA Convention 4 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Script Staff 4 Post Script Assembly 4 Phyllis M Morgan Aaron Palmer Men don I znlereft me mu h Student Senate 4 GR 1 2 G Y 3 4 G ee Club 1 GAA 2 4 Pep Club 2 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Curtam Raisers 1 Masque and Dagger 4 Home Room President 4 Vice Pres dent 3 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Script Staff 4 Usher 4 Vocational 4 Gloria Maye Muirhead Tama So quzet you hardly know they here but wed mm her 1 she weren t. GR 12' G-Y 3 4' GAA 2-4' Pep Club 2-4' Glee Club 1-4' Music Festival 4' 4-H Club 3 Secretary-Treasurer 3' Pebbles Staff 4' Post Script Staff 4. Robert F. Newberg jr. Des Moines There 5 gold in them thar hilly. Cheerleader in Des Moines 2. Wassie Billie Nicoloff Anson Modasty if her charm. GR 12' G-Y 3 4' GAA 2-4' Pep C ub 2-4' Pebbles Staff 4' Post Script Staff 4. Socrates J. Nicothodes Arnold niet hut riendly. Hi-Y 1. Clifford Eugene Olmstead State Center Small town guy hut not too 5hy.' Scouts 1-44 Vocational 4. joan Marcia Otto Arnold The longer you know her, the helter you like her. Pep Club 45 Glee Club 2,3. 5 I f L27 28 Rrchard M Partrldge Franklm Gzrlf may wmh and gzrlx may hefkon but I won t gwe them a tumble Vocatronal 4 Ted G Peterson Abbott The guy with the Jmzle Vocatnonal 4 Floyd L Petrie Woodbury He ytayf awahe nzghtf tryzng to thmh 0 uayf to get more Jleep H1 Y 1 3 Cabmet 1 Vocat1onal4 Jack E Petrle Anson A man o :deaf and aetzon Student Senate 2 Hx Y 1 4 Sergeant at arms 3 M Club 3 4 Football 14 letter 4 Basketball 14 letter 1 Track 1 3 letter 2 Cafeterxa Worker 4 Home Room Presrdent 2 Charles Edward Pettmgrll Aaron Palmer I rant get up with the Jun came I Jtay out too late with the daughter H1 Y 1 2 Band 1 2 Vocatnonal 3 4 Rxchard H Phxhpps Rochester Minnesota Tall dark and myrtertouf Masque and Dagger 4 Oratorncal Contest 4 Rlchard Frank Phxlhps Franklm Ill yuft lwe and let lwe Band 1 3 Scouts 1 Vocat1onal4 Kerth F Plckett Anson Sometzmef I .Ut and thznh other tzmef I ymt Jlt H1 Y 14 Masque and Dagger 34 Band 1 Church League 2 3 Scouts I Z I! Mary Kathleen Pltzer Fort Dodge Iowa She talk! wzth her eyebrow: Student Senate 4 G Y 3 4 Cabmet 4 GAA 34 Pep Club 34 Masque and Dagger 4 Orchestra 34 letter 3 Instrumental Groups 3 Musrc Festnvals 34 Honor Socnety 34 Quxll and Scroll 4 Pebbles Staff 34 Post Scnpt Staff 3 4 Post Scrnpt Assembly 4 Usher 4 Paul Mahlon Plavets Anson Where there 5 Paul there J laughter plur Glee Club 1 Post Scnpt Assembly 4. Warren Edward Plavets Frankl1n He only needy two wheel! at leaft that J all he ure: H1 Y 1 2 Vocational 3 4 Clarlce B Powers Anson Sweet and .rtudfous G 12 GY 3 Ho r Socxety 34 Home Room Secretary Treasurer 3 Robert E Ra p Rogers I am .vo daze and bewildered wztb lwzng H1 Y 2 4 Football 2 Track 3 4 Scouts 1 Home Room Vice President 4 Ollie Earl Reno wet but wzllzng Vocational 3 4 Mary Louise Robmson Abbott Her llfe ronfutr o apr and downf 1 2 Vocational 3 4 Gilbert Gene Rockhxll Woodbury A ppearanrer are derezwn g Football 2 Church League 2 3 Vocational 3 4 Arlene Rohde Aaron Palmer Mary bad a lzltle lamb but Arlene bar ber bert beau Stan GR 1 2 G Y 3 4 GAA 2 4 letter 2 pin 4 Sports Head 4 Pep Club 2 4 Masque and Dagger 4 Glee Club l Church League 1 4 Scouts 1 Home Room Secretary Treasurer 4 Usher 4 Don T Rolston Gluck A guy w1tb an eary going Jtyle topped 0 w1tb a alre I na' rmrle H1 Y 1 4 Glee Club 1 Mixed Chorus 2 3 Music Festival 3 Church League 1 4 Home Room Vice President 1 Marjorie Pearle Rook Aaron Palmer en of tbe Bubble Gummerf Student Senate l GR 12 GY 34 GAA 2 4 Peo Club 2 4 Curtan Raisers 1 Glee Club 1 Mixed Chorus 2 4 Music Festxvals 34 Church League 2 4 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Script Staff 4 Cheerleader 1 Home Room Pres dent 1 Secretary Treasurer 3 Usher 4 jean Frances Rowley Arnold Alwayr neat and mee and rweet Student Senate 3 4 GR I 2 Treasurer 2 C Y 3 4 Vice President 3 GAA 2 4 Pe Club 2 4 Mas ue and Da er 4 Band 12 Honor P fl 88 Society 34 Peps Cola Tests 4 Church League 14 Home Room President 3 4 Usher 4 Percy C Rudlson J Arnold T ey ray rlotber make lbe man but Perc bel pr MCIub 2 4 Football 14 letter 1 Basketball 14 letter 3 Track 12 Glee Club 1 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Music Festrvals 3 4 Church League 1 Boys State 3 Home Room Vice President 4 Cafeteria Worker 3 4 Vo cational 4 Norma Jeanne Russell Aaron Palmer If you can t do bzg tbzngf do lzttle tbzngr in a bzg way GR 1 2 G Y 3 4 GAA 2 4 Pep Club 2 4 Band 1 3 Music Festivals 3 Contests 2 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Script Staff 4. William Russell Aaron Palmer He may do Jometbing .renfational yet. Vocational 4. Stanley Wayne Sawtelle Cattell Des Moines Greater love barb no man. Football 3 4- Hi-Y 2-4- Home Room Vice President 4. 9 fza 0 Clara Irene Schaper Arnold It'J the little thingy that count. Glee Club 1-3. Elaine M. Schewe Glick She quzetly pursuef ber choyen way Glee Club 1 2 Honor Socrety 3 4 Cafeterna Worker 3 Marjorxe M Schrafel Conrad Consohdated Enthuuamz pluf GAA 3 4 Mary Lavonne Schultz Arnold Modeft and quzet but ure ul Glee Club 3 Vocatxonal 4 Wllla Dean Selxger Slgourney Iowa Shell fiddle her way through I1 e R 2 G Y 3 4 GAA 2 4 letter 2 Pep Club 2 4 Masque and Dagger 4 lee Club 2 Band 3 4 letter 4 Orchestra 1 4 letter 3 Music Festrvals 3 4 Contests 2 Instrumental Groups 2 Pebbles Staff 4 Vocatlonal 4 Robert Wrllram Sellers Spring Valley No 4 Though he talk: but lzttle a great deal more he thznkr Vocatronal 4 Rxchard Perry Sexton Aaron Palmer M rfhalltown J Laurenre Melchozr M Club 4 Football 3 4 letter 4 H1Y 2 Mxxed Chorus 4 Masque and Dagger 4 Erma Mildred Slmmons Ghck We know the talht but the teacher! doubt zt Glee Club 1 4 Musrc Festrval 4 john Edward Smmng II Norton School Claremont Calxf Greater men may have lived but I doubt zt ' l-I1 Y 2 4 Chaplam 2 Treasurer 4 Honor Society 3 4 Vrce Presrdent 4 Pepsn Cola Tests 4 Football 4 Basketball Manager 4 letter 4 Harold R Skramovsky LeGrand Seemm gl y Jober and eafy goin g H1 Y 2 4 H Club 1 4 Presrdent 4 Vrce Presrdent 3 Vocatronal 3 4 Alene Yvonne Sloppy Woodbury Sloppy by name only GR 1 G Y 4 GAA 4 Church League 4 Band 1 4 letter 4 Instrumental group: 3 Musrc Festrvals 3 4 Contests 3 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Scrrpt a Dorothy Jean Smxth Anson She wearf a cloak o Jhynerr In rchool gRff142 G Y 3 Church League 4 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Scnpt a Richard E Smith Franklm I got rhythm Student Senate 4 MClub 34 Bask tball 14 letters 34 Track 1 4 letters 34 Band 14 letter 4 Music Festivals 34 Church League 12 Pep Band 2 4 Popular Assembly 3 4 Chlorls Irene Snyder Anson She Jeemr quiet hut you never ran tell Glee Club 1 joy Stanley Dayton Ohio A joy 0 all who hnow her Vocational 4 Willard Stevens Franklin I love my Jteady hut oh you once ln a 11 hzle Hi Y 14 M Club 1 Football 14 letter 4 Basketball 14 letter 4 Track 2 4 letter 1 Church League 12 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Script Staff 4 Boys State 3 Home Room Secretary Treasurer 12 3 Cafe terra Worker 3 4 jerry Richard Stewart Arnold A jolly good hzd too tall to he hid Vocational 3 4 Patricia Ann Suggett Rogers Lzttle gal you z e had a dzzzy day GR 1 2 G Y 3 4 Pep Club 2 4 Masque and Dagger 4 Secretary 4 Band 1 4 letter 4 Music Festivals 1 3 4 Play Contests 3 Richard Charles Swanson Aaron Palmer I know a lot hut I can t thznh o zt l-li Y 1 2 Church League 3 4 Dorothy Mae Thomas Aaron Palmer Beuare o all hut mort o all heuare of man GR 12 GY 54 GAA 34 Pep Club Z 4 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Script Staff 4 Post Script Assembly 4 Charles James Thomas Arnold Tall and talented. Glee Cl-ub 1' Movie Operator 3 4- Vocational 4. Bonnie Lou Thompson Glick She let! her eyey do all the talking. GR 2' Pep Club 2-4' GAA 2-4' Church League 3' Vocational 4. Hawld Keith Thompson Rock Valley Green Mountain Don t look at me that uay-I didnt do ity Hi-Y 2- Band 1-4 letter 4' Church League 2' Music Festival 34. Doris Jean Trimble Arnold It J nire to he natural when youre naturally nice. GAA 3 4' Band l-4 letter 4' Church League 3' Pep Club 34 Music Festivals 2-4' Pebbles Staff 4' Post Script Staff 4- Quill and Scroll 4. f 412 'if glu- j F 2 james Davxd Trobaugh Conrad The 11 orld loohr bughter hehznd a mule M Club 4 Football 4 letter 4 Track 4 Cafeterra Worker 4 Clrfford Eugene Tullock New Market Iowa Rather tall liked by all Natronal Guard 4 Honor Society 4 Vocatronal 4 jean Mane Turner Franklin She loz ef athletzft and athleter loo GR 1 2 G Y 3 4 GAA 2 4 Secretary 3 Band 1 4 letter 3 Pep Club 2 4 Orchestra 2 3 Musrc Festrval 2 4 Student Senate 1 Home Room Presr dent 1 I-lomecommg Attendant 4 Usher 4 janet Marre Vana Aaron Palmer A fonntazn 0 erzthurlarm GR 1 2 G Y 3 4 GAA 2 4 letter 2 Pep Club 2 4 Band 1 2 Mrxed Chorus 3 Musrc Festrval 3 Glee Club 12 Curtaxn Raxsers Masque and Dagger 3 4 letter 4 Church League 1 4 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Scrrpt Staff 4 Quxll and Scroll 4 Post Scrrpt Assembly Commrttee 4 jumor Senior Prom Committee 3 Usher 4 Harold Gene Ver Steegh Pella Iowa The mzdnzte orl he burnt II umally garolme Track 3 4 Chur h League 4 Vocatronal 3 4 Marrlyn May Walker Red Oak Iowa Murzc har zt J :harm and Jo doe! the G Y 3 4 GAA 34 Pep Club 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 3 4 Musrc Festrval 3 Contests 3 Masque and Dagger 4 Church League Vocatronal 4 Dorothy Ann Ware Anson Her perronalzty I5 ar rharmzng ar her are GR 1 7 G Y 3 4 GAA 34 Pep Club 4 Church League 134 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Scrxpt Staff 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 Roger S Warnell Woodbury It :mt zz hat you do It 5 what you get awa uzlh Hr Y 2 F aotball 2 Scouts 1 Vocatnonal 3 4 Marlys Ioanne Wertzell Aaron Palmer We hear you talhmg GR 1 2 G Y 3 4 Cabmet 3 GAA 2 4 letter 2 4 Pep Club 2 4 Masque and Dagger 34 Curtam Rarsers 1 Glee Club 1 2 Band 4 letter 4 Mrsrc Festrvals 34 Contest 2 Church League 14 Orchestra 14 letter 3 Grrls State 3 Pebbles Staff 4 Post Script Staff 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Post Scnpt Assembly 4 NSPA Conventron 4 Usher 4 Bonme Lou Whlte Anson He put that rzng on my mger GR 2 Vocatronal 3 4 Walden Benjamm Whltehrll Franklm Perfonalzty bramr and hraun Ben always getr along Student Senate 14 M Club 34 Football 14 letter 1 34 Dr Menzner Award l Basketball Manager 34 letter 34 Track Z 3 H1 Y 1 4 Vrce Presrdent 4 Curtarn Rarsers 1 Masque and Dagger 2 4 letter 3 4 Scouts 1 Honor Socrety 34 Pepsr Cola Tests 4 Co Presrdent 1 Home Room Presxdent 1 3 Senror Class Presrdent jumor Semor Prom Committee 3 Cafeterna Worker 4 Play Contest 4 Della Mae Wrkle Woodbury Intellrgent rteady anda good rzend GR 1 Scouts 1 2 l ,, . vi H I' I ' ' H ' Q 1 Q Q ' I Lt r P' ' ff y . 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I! ' Q Q - G v ' If .1 ' ' U ' ' , 1 ' , - 1 ,, '- ' Y ,H ' I ' 1 2 ' 1 ' 1 1 3 . 5 , ff 1 ' If 7 ' ' ' Z , Q 1 Q ' f ff ' ' If ' 7 I , 1171. M-Club 2-4g Football 1,3,4, Mana er 2, letter 25 Hi-Y 45 Mas ue and Q ' I , ' rr ' , r ' Jr - 1 , z , 1 ' ' 1 . 5 . rr J ' , ll - , , 4 1 - 1 ' '- If ' - V - , .JI , Q ' , 2 ' I S ' I , Q , Q ' - rv lr ' r V , V' I .yy - 9 - , Q ' . 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Row Shlrley Kimball Sally Kelso Shirley Lord Donna Kent Flfth Row--Bob Keefer Wlllard Kxmmell Paul Hensnng Snxth Row-Amos Howard Roger lngledne Seventh Row Raymond Howell Bull hrson A.1gust Kxrse Top Row Bull johns Don johnson Vemon Knott Second Row-Don Gralnek Betty Crosvm Myrna Handorf Vnrgnnn Dnller Third Ra' Don Ecklor Dick Dllan Shirley Cornelius Lela Draggert Joan Good Fourth Row Dean Elder George Erickson Lorrame Foran Pat Dankel Loss Ewalt Frith Row-Robert Hedlund Bob Duncan Ray Hecker! Emery Enchorn Marvm Davis Top Row--Kenneth Duncan Charles Drew Ray Farr Jack Hendnrks Glen Drew 1 f - A ' . - - - . ' 'f . . . - v - , . 1 v .. . . , - Y U , , ,,,,, -,,,-. .... , .,.....-, -.. '- , . , , . - 'Q . . . 1 . v - -. Do 491' .R Q. X .X fa A N11 + A ART Front Row'-Janice Haefner, Dnnna Schultz, I.uEllen Stoakes, Dorothy McCord, Bob Gorsurh, john Eige, Dennis Wonder. Second RowARuth Sheldon, Sue Clifton, Lorrell Keefer, Dons Rempp, Alice West, David Powers, jerry Bohnsack, Frank Ryder, Top Row-Dorothy Rockhill, Delores Thompson, Eugene Peterson, Dick Chritterson, Raymond Shawstad, Bill Phillips, Dick Putter, 1 , 1 5 lf' V i out Kp . ' . 3 4 1:1 4.3.11 -an - 46. l' -g, Ci-1 Front Row-Dick Banzhaf, George B1ker, Dick Allen, Don Bowen, Bob Penson, Dun Brierley. Phyllis B:nson, Phyllis B.itler, Be nice B:-nda, joan Anderson, Virginia XXI-Ish, Sy-lim Ankrum, Betty Bnatz. 5ff'H'Ml RW' Al BF-1-Wk, wllfffn Allffh limbs Bdnlrw. Bill Bogard. Slirley Branun, Delila Carter. Phyllii Beckham. jackie Collins, Margdrtt Bolle. Barbara Berur. Ronda Hngnall, Harriet Hurkheimir. Top Row-Dim Clayton, Glenn Abernathy, Bill Burnett, XX'ayne Akers, Ciernld Buddenhagen, David Dorosin. Cora Bovee. Connie Clemons. 1.3, -fd XY' ., of 1-'Q , ,, favs? A., Q 5 'J V . if K V V ,M YL 'mir' - .wi 'tl wg, , r ...yr g S 'Q .. , 0 .,v ix .- IH? ? U M ik..- Y .Kr-, 05' 7.5!-f gg ii . ,. Q 5 J My E. L ,gl B-2 Front Row-Louise Krouse, Carla Hundertmark, Delores Hill, Barbara Herbert, Patti Ilten, Mary Howell. Second Row-Janet Jenkins, Barbara Krivohlavy, Pat McComber, Peggy Hensley, Carol Lampe. Third Row-Mariann Johnson, Nancy McGuire, Shirley Lutter. Fourth Row-Priscilla Marsh, Janice Hoit, Deloris Stevens, Norma Levis. Fifth Row-Bob Kossieck, Dale Luenze, Lyle Lathrop, Billy Long, Leon McBride, William Luther, Verle Hilsabeck, Ronald Long, Tom Knight. Top Row-Wayne Howard, Bob McBride, Ronald Lehr, Floyd Mayer, Tom Ingledue, Joe Kennedy. 2 1' . 5 e TQ' Q -. Q1 C A Al A I QQ N 'Quin . .V 3, as fi t ,.1 . R Q be ' - , 1 ws-ngt' SRAFront Row-Katherine Johnson, Janice Olmstead, Artis Martin. Rocele Gohring, Fontella Cunningham. Clifford Almondrode, Jerry Johnson. Second Row-Gene Johnson, Alice Whaley, Carole Neudnrff, Donna Jacque, Marie Wignall, Wanda McCarthy. Betsy Clemons, Joan Wilson. Third Row-Shirley Ausdale, Doris McCarthy, Gary Burke, Duane Swope, Jack Mack. Jerry Donahue. Top Row-Dick Talbot, Bob Peterson, Gene Maulsby, Don Hager, Hubert Wilmn, Roger Maxwell, Richard Cuthbertson. Don Gardner. Leon Resster, Laurence Lyman, Marvin Jacobs. K7 , M512 . 1 i 9-if H Il: if ,lf 'fa -fi? . , I 1' 121' ' ' ,C L -. I A I ii 2 ' Q.. za' l R 4 5 P w ,Fi ' 1 i , .. 1 1 ,Q . R., 15 5 ,aaa . 3 a 4 1 rx W I , K U: ' Iliff,-nj, A ,Q-sjx 4 i 'E Qs ,I X 5 V ' - . 'f - 1, f' f '55 ' ' l, HI-f1s1,fQ,,..'-5 , 1 . - i 'L .0 aff N r . U 31 W -+S:'.f,,1i,V,. -, - 'dir' . , 1 1 . f law'--f5..,.. --are - e 2' '- 4 X . 'V 1 , ,w,.Q.rg -34 -.leigh-A1 . 1-1 -1 E., 't , , , .-3' -' ,fe--J' ':. .a -..w-31,-CQ-sz. i. V , wS ,f' fi'-2 .l .V W 'R-4 ,-Z2ww',2'f' -1 4 Q V 'iA'f1 l7'i'P,-.'f'1'i 'ef1'f'i '?a f+fs'w'f2'i1a fgsnxx '-. 'lf 'af . , ' -1 . - ' , ' V:.,' Q- .-: 3-N-4, ,4-,,.i :VE B-. 5 f-1' ,,,r,',?' Y' , ' ' 'm- '-1 4, A ' inf., -' f -vw:.Z - ' -5. 's..'-A - Q P' . ' ' ,, .9 C-9 Front Row-Russell Sellers, Phineas Stubbs, Harry Scott, Donovan Ruth, Merlin Miller, Wayne Hensley. j Second Row-Maxine Partridge, Shirley Seim, Gail Nifhless, joan Reese, Jean Miller, Pearl Schaper, Eileen Scrovig, Berg Bishop, Francis 3 V Petrie, Betty Paxon, Barbara Robbins, Duane Ray. jack Palmer, Gerald Sexton, Audrey Rucker, Pat Simmons, dna Sloppy, Betty ' - Osgood, Beverly Propst, Nancy Seims. 1 .- Z -. 1- 1 - -..-- .'-' ' Na- 'wk I . ,f 1 S - in ' .. ' 1' f as -, ,r - t r + - 1 1 -.-Mffeaw. e M l . .' A' f - M - . ' -1 . .' '-1 f. ' f, - m ' .Q . ' . ' V , ,V :X ff, ,. .Ayr . in .X-1 .- . ' -,. ,. a:?fi...fs,.. ev ., l - f t ,K 4-,Q ' '. Q 4 1 5'-. -, it f J lc fmt. 1 , ' H A v gs r '- ' ya. 4, f + I K, I .ft 1 ,,..hf,- my eng' A. ,hh M.. .riff 'bf-if -Rd vs iv wg -Q., A in 3 'gn -.. , L. A . , l V iw kg, 14,714 , , 27, L.' , MW- .J an A -P5 xhy . ' 47 , Neff' .'44,.JQ+'n- vu ,tn V,-4-, 'l ' es. fc r. .fa if-...K-as 1. mf ,. -M, ,- ,W f sv f 4 . i , , f . . , . , . 4. 5: Frnnt Row Bea Anderson. aww .-. , ffvgw-,,.., 4 ff -sa rf, 4' H-.fr k ' v up . af W H, me ,,,, Second Row-Merrill Broolrs, Donald Benson, Delores Barker, Doris Bodle, Betty Brxsel Third Row Dick Booth, Dean Amey, Eunice Bratteig, Larry Billick, Mary Biggs. Fourth Row Barbara Benson, Martha Bru, Colleen Alexander, Gerald Abernathy, Charles Braatz Eddie Bates Marilyn Beam Fifth Row Beverly Betts, Clydene Carter. Lois Beckman, Ralph Beach, johnny Ankrum jerry Anderson Lyle Anderson Bob Bell Top Row-Clarence Coulter, Frank Clizbe, Kim Tidd, Richard Wam, Bucky Weeden Bob Byers ..- ,' iv a v .L V 9' A 9 1 - J' X- . ' s x a V' , C 10 Front Row-Winona Smith, Lyle Willits, Jacky Wheeler, William Wagaman, Betty Weakly Patsy Smith Betty Van! Eddie Vandn SCCDDJ Row Strike. Fern Winters, Frances T ssa, V H lr, C l Sh ff Be l S V H k Wilson, Doris Speer. Darlene Watson, Fleleh Glelysantinldaifitlgrie Sgiijngexua er vuy Peers Jane an oo Shirley whim Pu Third Row Evzzgyciggenson, Don Weise, john Tuttle, Richard Warn, Jerry Varnum, Kun Tydd Bucky Weeden Merle Stevens Andrew Wllfong JV ,.fw gW j RMDIIV AND RITIN6 AND RIIWMHIC' 5 A fx A L, mi? XQJNQ Q 1 ga v f 6. I I , X I Lm '5Q- , '21 N' GiiQ'v-fsfgz' 3 5 'f'x'1Lg'. JY xqd' gg. X Q1 X I .,-? N., -f' T:f2'- L... 'N N ' -,' I 1 Q. lg S 5 .7 V ' 5 '1 M4 f 1 FI 5 7 ': . 6 0 , -' N f I, -H CQ LP, A0 C,-1.27 'E L- 31-2- -ii sexi-X Classroom Q' M' s1! Q .. I IX., 65 Scenes Glamourized speech studes . . 1 1' MM BIMHS vu, watch y Xkxxglxt f OU l' S hms I K Dean is puzzled by chemistry X.,- Shockmg xsnt xt . Latin class serenaders . . . Over the net Ambmous artxsts . . . fo Bottom Row-Jerry Bohnsack, Don Hager, DeLoris Jacobs, Donna Helland, Gene Maulsby, Dick Smith, Herbert Wilson, Marlys Weitzell, Gene johnson, Dick Talbot, Delorous Thompson, Alice jean West, Dick Grabenbauer, Betsy Clemons. Second Row-Donna Schultz, Dick Christerson, Don Mackaman, Gary Burke, Jerry johnson, ,Ierry Donahue, Bob Hinshaw, Charleen Herring, Lois Kaufman, Janice Haefner, Dorothy Rockhill, Donna jacques, Rochelle Gohrlng. Third Row-Richard Cuthbertson, Nancy Anson Pattie Suggett, Doris Trimble Dorothy Bartine Marie Wignall Carol johnson, Jean Turner Bill Phillips, Bill johnson. Band IDIEIYS llllllllftiillt DOIB at M l'I S While most lucky people were getting in those few extra winks the loyal band members were down in Franklin Field drilling through their routines last fall Yes at all the home football games except when it was raining you could have seen the M H S band in full array' But this musical organization didnt stop at attending just home games They traveled both to Oskaloosa and to Newton Yes alll Bobcat fans are sure to remember that freezmg night of November 7th when the Cats cinched the Conference Title by downing the Cardinals It was on this night that the M H S band performed at the half time After football season came to its glorious end the musical knights retreated to a much warmer atmosphere and formed a concert band The splendid band assembly program was presented on january 16 1948 It was enjoyed by Marshalltown s band was host to the East and West High Schools of Waterloo at the Music Festival which was held April 15 and 16 at the Coliseum Mr H E Nutt Dean of the Vandercook School of Musrc at Chicago was head guest conductor and music critic at this festival The bands of East and West High Schools of Waterloo and the MHS formed an organization of over 200 pieces and presented a concert at the end of the two days This group played both classical and swing numbers Many small groups and soloists performed on many occasions during the year Much of the credit for such a successful band year goes to james Gordon band director at M HS Tvsirlers and Mayorettes are First row Ardis Martin joan Lathrop Carol Neudorf Odena Youker Second row Virginia Welsh Wanda McCarthy Doris McCarthy Bob Gorsuch joan Wilcox Katherine johnson Doris Rempp These girls led the band in 48 Drum Malorettes of MHS are Odena Youker and joan Lathrop 3 A ' all. I U , i I l .Y . . , . s We-Y ' - ps Q ' if fl-into c is i Bottom Row -Director James L. Gordon, Fontella Cunnin ham, Jack Mack, Donavon Gardener, Leon Resetter, Jacky Malloy, Lorell Keefer, Dorothy McCord, Dick Potter, Ed Eaton, Fred gogaert, Harold Thompson, Earl Norder, Marvin Jacobs. Second Row-Helen Knodle, Joann Erickson, Frank Ryder, Bob Anderson, Alice Waley, Dennis Wonder, Alene Sloppy, Willa Dean Seliger, Third Row- Barbara Johnson, Luellen Stokes, Ruth Sheldon, Francis Wilcox. Shirley Ausdale, Roger Maxwell, Dean Wilson, John Eige, Eugene Peterson, Lawrence Lyman, Dean Elder, David Bowers, Duane Swope Clifton Almonrode Pit Apgar demonstrates techniques nf b1ton tvurlrng in the twrrlers clinic of the Music Festival M H E Nutt directs the combined band at the concert which ended the day of instruction at the Music Festival N no ic- L 471 . A hi 1 '43 V Nt i , . J 14-if ' 1' V W X an- , J 'ig 2 q ,, A , iv. 4 1 np: ..:,, ' 4. FRONT Row Bob Peterson Don Mackaman Frank Ryder Bob Anderson Ed Eaton Fred Bogaert TOP Row Gene Peterson Drck Talbot Brll Burnett Drck Ch t B b S Erge joe Kennedy Roger Maxwell Us erson 0 wanson Dean Elder John Den Band Entertains Enthusiastic Crowds Under the SUPCIVISIOD and leadersh1p of Dxck Smrth and Bob Anderson the Pep Band made rtself well known around these parts At two home football games when the brg band was rarned out the Pep Band took over and kept everyone well entertained Early rn the season when the team traveled to Grrmell more Marshalltown folk saw the game than those from Grrnnell At thrs game the Pep Band made nts frrst formal appearance and far outshone the Grmnell band Every Thursday mght precedmg a home game all enthusiasts met at the school and the Pep Band led a grgantrc processron all the way throufvh the busrness drstrxct The cheerleaders led yells at Center and Marn as four way traffrc was momentarrly halted On Frrday mornmgs as the whole student body passed to assembly the audrtorrum was frlled wrth musrc After a clever skxt produced by the speech classes or the Pep Club the cheerleaders led the yells and everyone was ready for the evemng s vrctory A few members went to most of the out of town basketball games and assrsted the cheerleaders rn peppmg up the Marshalltovsn fans throughout the season From begmnrng to end from day to day from game to game the Pep Band was the revolvrng cog rn the MHS wheel of events FRONT ROW Don Mackaman Drck Smrth Dick Talbot Drck Grabenbauer SECOND ROW Bob Anderson Ed Eaton Fred Bogaert Frank Ryder Pep Band soundmg off at a basketball game L48 ' 1 ' ' v 1 . . I y ' Y . , , 1 1 . I 1 - 1 1 - 1 D . 1 1 - 1 . , . r 1 1 1 - 1 1 , . ' 1 1 1 - ' l l FLUTE QUARTET Ruth Sheldon Helen Knodle joan Ernck SAX ENSEMBLE Front row son Raymond Shavxstead Donna Helland Allce West Betsy Clemmons D Lorrs Jacobs Second rovs jerry Bohnsack Dnck Grabenbauer Don Hager Instrument Grouns of M I-I S BRASS SEXTET Front row Alrce Wha ley Barbara johnson Bob Anderson Roger Maxwell Bartxne Nancy Anson Gary Burke E491 , l , e 'l Second ,row-Dean Wfilsorl, Eugene Peterson, CLARINET QUARTETI DOH Mackaman, Dorothy l l V5 if 3 Reading Left to Right-Dolorous Briney, Betty Brisell, joan Garrington, Raymond Shawstad, Pauine Ahl, Mary Pitzer, Bett Vana, Dean lder, Ruth S eldon, Don Mackaman-, Dick Potter, Dick Talbot, Nancy Anson. Bill Larson, Bob Anderson, Janice filaefner, Wilma Greenwood, Willa Dean Selger. Grabenbauer, Barbara johnson, Marion Piper, Miss Wiese, instructor, Tom Knight, Dean Wilson, Roger Maxwell, Vesta. ae Heil. and Marlys Weitzell. 0l'ChBStl'i'l MOVES Ahead with New Dll'0Ctg0l' Each Tuesday and Thursday morning during .the year, when students heard strains of their favorite symphony or a bit of modernistic syncopation, they smiled and went on their way. They knew it was that group of talented musicians known as the Marshalltown High School Orchestra. The orchestra first appeared in the impressive Christmas program The Christmas Apple presented to the public Sunday, December 14. The following Friday, they participated in the traditional Christmas assembly adding much to the spirit of Christmas by playing many of the old familiar carols. This music was also recorded for KFJB and was broadcast during the holiday season. During the winter and spring months the musicians were busy slaving over the music for the musical festival held with the two Waterloo schools in Marshalltown April 15 and 16. There were times when Beethoven's 5th Symphony or Tschaikovsky's Valse seemed impossible to master, but due to the co- operation and hard work of the orchestra members the impossible was accomplished. The festival music was also performed for assemblies in both junior and Senior High. This year, the orchestra was under the direction of Miss Lois Wiese. If her first year at M.H.S. is any indication of what will follow, Marshalltown will have a successful orchestra for years to come. A violin quartet composed of Mary Kay Pitzer, Betty Vana, Betty Brisel, and Dolorous Briney Practice makes pertect. Front Row Betty Rhmer Marxlyn Marquxs Shrrley Levrngs PatRe1der Marxlyn Walker Dons Varnum Phyllns Beckem Manlyn H s Second Row Hundertmark Helen Hemmxck Flossne N1 oloff Bully Worsfold Bob Dickson Charles Gordanxer Audrey Hxll Mary Ann 'Xfeltvedt Alice Rowley Top Row Barbara Becvar Bonnne jenkms Drck Sexton Drck Allen jerry Rosxne jack Hendrix Beverly Decker Elame Henze Mary Robmson Ollill MllSiC ODKS to thi! flltllfli Under the dnrectron of Mxss Schultz vocal musrc mstructor four groups enjoyed thexr Mondays and Wednes days rn song The four groups were composed of mxxed chorus and glee clubs which presented varxable types of music durmg the year One of these was the Chrxstmas program under the combmed efforts of Mrss Schultz Miss Houghton M Odegaard and Mr Gordon who drrected the performance of the Chrrstmas Apple Perhaps the hrghlxght of thus dramatnc musucal was the use of an organ whrch was played by Mnss Schultz The most rmportant event of thus department took place rn the sprung when the groups were the hosts to Waterlw vocalnsts for the festxval Peter Teach was the guest conductor for thls program whrch took place Aprrl 15 at the Marshalltown Colrseum H . . - 1 . . - ' ' - . ,.r . . , . 1 , . - 1 - , v , n , l ' , ' . - I r - 1 , 1 1 . s 1 Q ' v . , f- , . . ' ' ' ' 1 ' r , . . Xl' 'Q Cakff-96 9,009-0 YW, S 7'v4ll6'fl7 70 7:75 WN6' 01 Q : A HICKORY 571616 ' 7777 W My Q gf N 'as' 5 Administration Heads School THE FUTURE HAS PROMISE What a thrill it is to be living in the present! National as well as World problems were never more challenging and are continuously pressing for solution. Science and the humanities are entering into the greatest era the world has ever experienced. It is up to the present generation and those in our schools today to meet the challenge. May we provide ourselves with the necessary tools to enable us to forge the future. J C HOGLAN Superintendent JEAN W HANUS Secretary to Supt A F BRENNAN Always do your best MRS BLUE B R MILLER Principal and Dean Secretary to Principal E C GLANS MRS NOID F H WHITCOMBE P M WILSON O D WOLFE R S WYKLE G W SHORT 1 1 f , 1 , I Q BEA DURAND i541 . . . , . . Anna W Kelly MISS RICHARDSON BA Grmnell College Thxs kmd and generous teacher rs always ready wrth a help1ng hand She teaches sophomore and semor English I-Ier Interest m her subyect helps create rnterest for her pupxls She spends much spare tlme addmg to her lnbrary Her other hobbres Include plc tures travel antrque Amer :can chma crrcuses and Brrtrsh movres MISS HANSON B A Iowa State Teachers College MA Columbza Unrversnty Post graduate work Unrversxty of South ern Cahfornra UUIVCISIII of Iowa Columbra Umver sr y Mlss Hanson taught m the hrgh schools at Boulder Crty Nevada and at Ellsworth ,IC rn Iowa Falls before commg to Mar shalltown She rs the Jumor College speech and Englxsh rnstructor Grace Cooper MISS KELLY BA Iowa Umversxty B L S George Peabody Col lege Nashvxlle Tennessee Competently managmg S L she helps students se lect books and reference materral Miss Kelly thmks keepmg the lrbrary 15 lm portant but belxeves lt rs more Important to show the young cxtxzen she under stands hrm and the sxgmfr cance of hrs problem Lorabel Richardson Ruth Zorn MRS EDGETON BA dpper Iowa Um versntv Cornell College Coe College State Umver stty of Iowa and owa State Teachers College Her hobbxes are anythmg artrstnc and rarsmg boys Mrs Edgeton beheves that teachxng yournahsm keeps one m such close contact wrth young people and the nose for news so close to the gnndstone that one doesnt have trme to grow o MISS COOPER BA Grmnell College M A Columbra Umversrty Her great mterest rn lxterature and her students makes Mrss Cooper an ex cellent Englrsh teacher Al ways busy pursumg her many mterests rncludmg travelrng collectmg quota txons keepmg scrapbooks and collectmg and studymg types of Crosses she cant appreclate students who have nothmg to do MISS ZORN B A M A Unrversrty of Iowa Post Graduate work, Umversrty of Chncago and Columbra Umversrty Both semor and J C stu dents have found English to be an mterestmg subject when rn Mxss Zorn s class Her comrcal methods make even Shakespeares works take on the new look She spends her summers can mng and has won several county and state farr prlzes Agnes Hanson Olxve Ed2Cf0fl ISS y CSCI . 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' ' ' ld. , l Alrce Swanson MR DAVIS B A Western Unron Col Iowa Although Prof Davrs teaches scrence rn junror college only he rs known and well lrked by both hrgh school and J C students Hrs frrendly man ner makes hrm a favorrte rn the halls as well as the classroom MR TRICKEY BS BE Unrversrty of Iowa He coached the Trgers rn basketball and football and was always ready to help Mr Cole wrth hrs football team It s a real treat to be rn one of Bens Physrology Brology classes as hrs frrendly manner rs an rnsprratron to classroom drscussron rss Carol Houghton D Dale Davrs MR MATHERS B A Iowa State Teachers College M S Unrversrty of Iowa Mr Mathers never ceases to amaze hrs brology students wrth hrs vast scr entrfrc vocabulary Collect rng skulls of smaller anr mals rs one of hrs favorrte pastrmes along wrth the sports of huntrng and frsh rn MISS SWANSON MISS HOUGHTON BA Mornrngsrde Col lege Northwestern Unrver srty Unrversrty of Nebras Teaches junror and Senror Englrsh She rs com pletrng her frrst year at MHS She enjoys movres dancrng svrrmmrng and Skatrng Leonard Krngsburv BA Coe College busy teacher at MHS Mrss Houghton teaches speech drrects both hrgh school andj C dramatrcs and sponsors G Y Pep Club and Masque and Dagger Mrss Houghton rs rnterested rn her students and enjoys workrng wrth them A excellent cook she also lrkes workrng rn her krt chen MR KINGSBURY B A Unrversrty of Iowa versrty of Iowa A real favorrte wrth chemrstry and Dhysrcs students M Krngsbury sometrmes known as Smr ey more sober moods rs the man rnsprrrng the screntrsts of MHS Hrs ubtle hu mor and aggressrve person alrty makes hm a hrt n classes He seemrngly pos sesses an unusual charac terrstrc knowrng all the answers Ben Trrckey Carol K Mathers . 'Elf ' i ' - - - l I - . . . . . A .5 V V 5 ' . I , . R jf kaf. . - ' - A ' l l ' ' A . n 5 legel .M.S. University ol I . j Postgraduate work, Uni: ' , , ' '1 in - i . i- - f 3 rv , t ,Q bg l 5 Q I, . . 4 Y . . . . D . 0 I I I . . 1 .- 'waz , . , . . . - A . ' or ' ' ' . ' ,ff ' . . . . gi g l MR. LINEHAN B.A. University of Iowag Post Graduate work Drake University. . . His roaring voice, but gentle explana- tions have placed him on the favorite teachers list of many students. He as- sisted in coaching football and track coached sopho more basketball taught geometry and advanced algebra Mr Lrnehan is planning for more school ing at the University f Iowa MR HACKBARTH BA john Fletcher Col lege MA University of Iowa An able U S his tory and J C government teacher is Mr Hackbarth Although rather reserved and precise he likes joke with his students and tell of his army experiences His son keeps his spare time quite occupied as do interests in photography and traveling MISS TORRENCE B.A., M.A. University of Nebraska. . . Those who have been in Miss Tor- rence's classes know what almost unbelievable patience she has with those inter- ested in math, Her own ability and interest helps those in her classes She teaches advanced algebra and solid geometry in high sc ool Sh s th J C instructor for math 1 cal culus and economics Arlen Hackbarth HL .3 Helen Boten Nelle Jones R J Linehan julia Torrence Florence Boten MISS H BOTEN M A University of Mis soun BS in Education Central State College of Missouri Miss Botens neatness in appearance and her understanding wayvuth students makes her classes very interesting Before coming to Senior High this r s h e a u g h t Tecumseh Nebraska She teaches sophomore and junior history and civics MISS F BOTEN BSE Central Mrssuori State Teachers College MA University of Mis souri Considered a favorite of many students she is willing to give advice when it is most needed Miss Boten teaches sopho- more and J C history and psychology Among her favorite hobbies are collect ing antiques and com memorative glass Mrss JoNEs B A Iowa State Teachers College MA University of Iowa Miss Jones who is one of the most conscientious teachers at MHS will always be re membered for her consider ation and thoughtfulness which she shows toward all her students She teaches English and first and sec ond year French E71 . - ' ' h . e' e . . 1 - I O , Q ', . 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' 'I , , . -- , , . . l K fi yea t at , :sf-lf-1.2 ii I 5 Olaf G Odegaard MR GORDON BA Iowa State Teach ers College A grand describes our band drrector qulte adequately A sharp dresser and an excellent trombone player Mr Gor don makes marchmg prac trce for football games a lot of fun even m the most extreme weather condxtxons G Eleanor Shear MR ODEGAARD BA Luther College Graduate work, Umversxty of Iowa Unxverstty of Mm esota He IS the Nom egnan wtth the friendly grm who alvtays greets h1s Spamsh classes mth Buenos Dtas Como estan ustedes9 B sndes teachxng hxgh school and juntor college Spamsh and eleventh year Engltsh he also drrects the jumor College Chorus Iames L Gordon Lols Wiese MISS SCHULTZ B A Iowa State Teachers College Post graduate work Iowa Unrversnty and Chns tnanson Choral School Thts energetlc and vxgorous dxrector has been vuth us for two years I-Ier next year will be spent earmng an MA graduate degree from Columbra Umverslty mayormg rn pxpe organ and choral conductmg fsa MISS SHEAR B A Iowa State Teachers College Post graduate work ISTC and Cornell Col lege Mlss Shears three Latm classes and tvso Eng lash classes are made most mterestmg by her under standmg way mth students I-Ier room contams many projects made by students She ts trymg to maugurate a thtrd vear Latm class MISS WIESE Murray State Teachers College Kentucky Um Mornmgsxde College Sxoux Cnty Amencan Conserva tory Chxcago Not only attractxve but pcssessxng a fme talent Mrss Wxese ts fxndmg her fxrst year at MHS one full of much work As orchestra mstruc tor she IS gurdlng this group onward wrth much aggressrveness 'AQFUFY 7-as 'Hou Yda Lou Schultz e- ' . l , . 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' , : '- guy with 3 lot of Patience I Q versity of South Dakotag ' - - mei - - ,fmlfgy gf egg 4 1 ., as s ' x A MR TERRY B S State Teachers Col lege Kxrksvnlle Mnssourx M S Iowa State College Born on a farm near G11 man Cnty Mlssoun M Terry who started the present vocatxonal plan at MHS has held vanous po srtlons teachmg sellmg m surance and workmg t the Marshall Electrxc Com pany After teachmg whlle he plans to retrre to hrs farm rn Mxssourx MR COLE B SE Drake Unnversxty famlly football and teen age people Mr Cole IS our tall good lookmg genxal successful football coach He possesses that certam something whxch has won for hnm the respect and ad mxratxon of the entire stu dent body MR CUNDY Umversxty of Iowa Um verslty of Chrcago Iowa State Teachers College Umversxty of Arkansas Iowa State College Thxs gentleman IS well lxked by students of MHS for hrs jovxal manner He has many hobbxes but at pres ent he drvndes hxs spare tame between walnut an tnques and jewelry Mr Cundy has classes m me chanxcal drawmg I G Terry J E Cundy lug:- MR DEAN BE Northern Illrnols A heavy schedule mclud mg berng head basketball coach asslstant football and track coach and teach mg cxvlcs socnology and physncal educatxon presents no great obstacles for our very capable and energetlc Mr Dean Hrs sparklxng personallty wlll long be re membered by all who have known hum Leonard Cole Kenneth Dean Bermce Hall MISS HALL B A Iowa State Teachers College Another of our outstandmg faculty mem bers ns Berme Hall gxrls physxcal educatmon xnstruc tor Wnth her fnendly smxle and cheery h he has vton much popularnty among all th gxrls at MHS She has outstandmg abllxtles as a gxrls rnstruc tor m all knnds of sports Her classes are ala ays rn terestmg yet full of good trammg , - 3 . . . . . a . , . Q . . . Interested mainly in his State Teachers College. . . eu-ss f . .. i.. S C . 5 EERE MR DICKINSON BA Iowa State Teach ers College Graduatework Stout Instntute Wxsconsxn Colorado A 'Sz M Fort Col ms He teaches voca tlonal machme shops and engmeermg d r a w 1 n g rn yumor college He rs a great person for creatmg thnngs wnth hrs hands and xs very good at rt also Hrs hobbnes consxst of huntmg fnshmg and other out of Warren Dlckmson ohn Barngar MISS ERICKSON B A Drake Umversxty a t t e n d e d Marshalltown B IS ness College Miss Erlckson was born nn Mar shalltown and graduated from MHS After complet mg college she taught m Marshalltown grade s hools Ames Jr Hngh and dld offlce work m Wash rngton D C Returmng to Marshalltown she was a spec1al teacher who gave tests m all schools She started her vocational work rn 1941 MISS UFER BE State Teachers Col lege Whxtewater Wnscon sm Dnploma Oshkosh Busmess College Oshkosh Wxsconsnn She s thelady that glves you a satrsfac tory excuse provnded you have a satisfactory excuse She teaches shorthand dmc taphone and bookkeepmg Mass Ufer lxkes to play cards most athletic con tests and her favonte hob by ns entenng radxo con tests ISU1 door actnvmes Ethel Errcks MISS BYAL BS Unrverslty of Drake Cedar Falls Favorite pastxmes of sewmg and kmttmg makes xt almost xmposslble to beheve that durxng her hugh school days she was on the gurls bas ketball team Her pet peeve IS lazy students rn typ ng and bookkeepmg classes Her hearts desxre ns to travel T C Collms MR BARRIGAR BA Iowa State Teach ers College Umverslty f St Lours Radlo Instructor U S Army Arr Corps Before the war he taught m Vrrgmxa and ns now m structor of radlo electricity and metals at MHS Mr Barrlgar rs marrred and has two peppy young daughters who really take up most of hns spare txme The re mamder of hrs extra tlme IS spent m decoratmg hrs new home and workmg rn hxs yar MR COLLINS BS Southwest Mxssourr State Teachers College MA Umversnty of Mrs sourr The busy bee has nothing on Mr Collms who teaches bookkeepmg commercral geography and busmess prmcxples as well as bemg ECA Treasurer Although hes a lover of all sports hes the handy man around hrs home too Vrola Ufer Margaret Byal . . 1 , - -, 1 Q ' 0 ' 'Q E! 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' . i 'CM-T 1 MISS GRAHAM BS Northwest Mrssourr State Teachers college Marvrlle Mo post gradu N W Mo tate Teachers college and Co lumbna Unrversrty N Y I know where I am go mg and why I also know how to get there It rs best others fmd out for them selves nn the future wrthout my saymg anythmg while here MISS WHINERY Ph B Umverslty of Chr cago Graduate work, Co lumbra Umversrty Mrss Whmery whose greatest goal rs to please all of the students all of the trme rs rn charge of all meals cooked and served rn the cafeterxa She also teaches home economrcs at MHS Her pleasant manner rs truly enjoyed at lunch tnme Dorothy J Graham Vera Whmery CIUSIFOIDIIANS M O Ebert Mrs McClam MR EBERT On the staff longer than any of the other members over 17 years thrs former machmrst from Cedar Rap :ds manages B floor Hrs favornte pastrme rs seemg thmgs Last summer he and hrs wlfe went to New York on a sxghtseemg tour MRS MCCLAIN A native of Denmark she moved to Marshall town from Northfreld Mrnnesota when she mar ned Her pleasant smrle and frnendly manner brighten the whole burld mg for she crrculates from floor to floor mstead of remammg on one Mrs McCla1ns hearts desire rs to return to her natrve country for a vxsrt www H A Wagner MR WAGNER H IS the man w 0 keeps thxngs runnmg smoothly on A floor H has been mth the Mar shalltovsn staff for erght years Before becommg a jamtor Mr Wagner was a pamter on the Northwest ern Raxlroad I-Ie hasnt any partrcular hobby but enjoys many pastnmes m cludnng good movres and readmg R Brookens MR BROOKENS Thus rs our new jamtor on C floor who halls orngn nally from Grant County Wnsconsrn Marshalltown rs the place he calls home though Mr Brookens for merly worked on a farm He also has run cafes The way he lrkes to spend hrs spare trme ns restrng tm I ' . I . . . I ' -' riff I 1 ' l ate, . . . S ' , ' ' ' v, , 4 A P ,I l 9 I ' 'I ' ' l L.j1,Ll. g - . N' I' e ' . j , ri l., V. . ml , 's l A I x 'S . , C , h . . . l . ' ' , . e , I Vo 1 NT 0 , ,A I- 700 Wiki My GUELW IN L'v4llC'0 'v Q A. S 4 I! tl- Igrr Majesty and Court Wanda Gloree Q een Helen Jean Sal a d last years q een tty I-Iomecominn Activities Include Somethinu New Homecoming in 48 was really great at M H S' The undefeated Bobcats rolled up a decisive 47 0 victory over the Bluejays of Perry In keeping with tradition the Cats nominated five MHS senior girls for the honor of Homecoming Queen of 1947 The girls were Wanda Ceorge Sal McCormack Glorienne johnson Whitehlll Helen Knodle and jean Turner. On the Thursday before Homecoming the student body cast ballots for choice of its queens. I At the annual Thursday night pep rally something new was added. Instead of the usual trek to Franklin Field for the burning of the dummy a big parade was held. This parade was led by the car which carried the Homecoming Queen candidates. Since the identity of the queen had been kept a big dark secret up to this time Carol Henze head cheer leader at M.H.S. announced the results of the previous election at Franklin Field. The Homecoming Queen of 1948 was Miss Helen Knodle, While her majesty and court were assisted from their car to the side of the cheer leaders, the huge crowd witnessed the burning of the dummy. After this tradition had been carried through, the strains of On M.H.S. could have been heard for blocks through the brisk, fall air of this memorable evening which brought 1948 Homecoming to a thrilling beginning. The Homecoming assembly on Friday morning carried through the theme of the well know radio program, Queen For a Day. Sal, jean, Helen, Gloree, and Wanda all told what they wished if they could be chosen queen for a day. Of course Queen Helen's wish was granted. The cheer leaders then took over the assembly, and the student body was led in many Bobcat yells. After the G.A.A, worked,hard and long on decorations, the field was finally dressed in bright array for the big occasion. The Pep Club made large blue pom-poms for all of its members and in this way they too con- tributed to making Homecoming the big success that it was. Finally THE NIGHT of nights came. The M.H.S. hand marched on to the field in their colorful red and blue uniforms. A few moments later the queen and her four lovely attendants arrived in a beautiful red con- vertible. At last the M.H.S. Bobcats took the field, Now the great Homecoming of 1948 was in the making. The crowning ceremony took place on the field at the half time. Miss Betty Varnum, last year's queen, crowned Miss Knodle, who reigned over the festivities. The Homecoming Dance was held at the V.F.W. ballroom immediately following the game. Thus ended the Homecoming of 1948 in perfect fashion. l54l QDUEEN HELEN Wanda George lean Turner AXNID ATTIENIDANTVS 'N T' Glofienne Iobmon lffhilebill ueen Helen Knodle Sal Mefformark IBS ig' ,. ..',1- U I . , In 5 V 'L-A r 1' ' 0 :km 5 'n ll' M QQ- 1 y l -25 Q. it A pause for a drrnk of Krck a Poo joy Iurce Mammy and Pappy Yokum Pat Mrnner and Brll Burnett Y Scene of Hilarious Sadie Hawkins Dance On November 27 the thrrd floor of the Y served as a scene of Dogpatch Hrlarrty It was on thrs evenrng at 7 29 Dogpatch Trme that the Senror Hr Y Club began therr annual Sadre Hawkrns Dance Krckapoo joy Jurce and Preserved Turnrps were provrded as the delrghtful refreshments of thrs gala occasion The marn attractrons however were the grrls wrth therr skrrts whrch were far from havrng that new look In fact most of those present were sure that Jack Day Frank Ryder and Jack Berg had become over eager wrth therr scrssors' Marryrn Sam who was jrm Bagnall hrtched many happy couples wrth the help of hrs capable pranrst Eugene Peterson Drck Smrth actrng as Drsk jockey provrded plenty of platter chatter The real hrghlrghts of the evenrng were the brg electrons so nobly MC ed by those two genral gentlemen strrctly from Dogpatch Bob Qbetter known as Robert L J Anderson and Frank fFunkj Ryder Chuck Gordanrer wrth hrs very authentrc costume and a real lrve prg was unanrmously elected Harrless joe Sal McCormack was chosen Wolf Gal whrle Jacky Malloy won the trtle of Tenderlref Errckson Dean Elder was crowned the mrghty Fearless Frostrck Cand rt rs not a mrspellrngj jrm Mendenhall was selected Lone some Polecat although he had a date for the evenrng The honor of Mammy and Pappy Yokum went to Pat Mrnner and Brll Burnett Stan Cozzr and Earleen Gordanrer rergned over the party as the one and only Lal Abner and Darsy Mae The occasron proved to be a success Harrless Joe Gordanrer and hrs prg fav r 'f . nr rv . . . -, , . . . . . . . . ,, . n - r x ' - . rr u . ,, . . . . . . . . . . . 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Questxons such as thxs one were asked and answered at the jomt GY and H1 Y meetxng This meetnng whrch began WP A Week was a take off on the Leave xt to the Grrls radno program Actmg as Master of Ceremomes for the evenmg was Bob Anderson and the councxl consrsted of joan Kendall Mary Lou Kunkel Jacky Malloy and Helen Hemmxck whrle Dean Elder defended the boys of M H S W D A Week DHYS DiVIdBl1dS Let x take advantage of that nga Chuck what do YI HY? l53l If you asked the students of MHS whxch week they lrked best nn the school year most of them would answer WPA Week of course means Women Pay All and the men really belneve rn takmg advantage of xt However the gurls have a lot of fun too All week long they do all the askmg for dates and dances and by the txme those seven days are up most of them have spent therr lrfe savmgs Thzs year the G Y cabmet de csded to take advantage of leap year and made WPA Week February 23 29 After seven brg days of fun WPA Week was clrmaxed by a dance m the Y gym that wxll never be forgotten by those who attended i y r ff What does if mean? wen, w.P.A. 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' l Festrve cou les dancrn at the annual fhrrstmas ball Left to right janxce Haefner and jack Hendrrc s Ronda agnall and Gene Peterson Mary Lou Kunkel and Roger Cooper Snow Ball mhlmhts Christmas festivities Taffeta rustled and velvet swxrled as couples glxded over a glass lrke floor to the music of Bob Allen at the Snow Ball GY s annual Chrrstmas formal To brmg about thrs gala affair our farr Cnnderellas let down thelr hair and really worked on GY projects Among the many formalltres of the evemng was that of belng warted on by Sophomore grrls who checked coats and served delrcrous punch and horsdoeuvres Thrs eventful evenmg was far from ended when the couples left the beautrfully decorated V F W Hall for many were yet destrned to wmd up the few remarmng hours at slumber parties prxvate partxes, and out of town eatmg places Semor gxrls of GY had only one regret of the evenmg for they all sadly realrzed thus was their last year to take part rn the tradrtronal Chrnstmas formal The helpful sophs who slaved to make the formal a success Next More dancrn couPl's Blu 10 one and Bill year therr chance null mme Lett to rught Shrrley lutter Dorrs Mc Berger jrm nod and joan Kendall Sal Mc farthy Rochelle lohrrng Betty V1n1 Funtella funnlngham Betsy Klemuns Shrrley Ausdale and N1nLy McGurre .-x 'l Cormaclc 1nd Bob Becker E691 Nina, our tney arent reaamg text books. The Wheel of Activity Devolves Around 'The I-lub' A long desired dream of the student body was finally realized in '47-'48. At last a youth center! The problem of a location was solved when the Fraternal Order of Eagles donated the rooms on the first floor of their building to our cause. After this accomplishment, definite plans were made and, under the direction of the Student Senate, procedure was taken to develop a constitution. The name for the organization was determined by a contest of which Student Senate was -the judge. Emerging victoriously was The Hub. Finally, after decorating all day, the grand opening was held the night of November 8, with people from Junior High, Senior High, and St. Mary's attending. Since that successful opening night, The Hub has been operating in full swing Monday, Wednesday, and Satur- day nights under the supervision of Student Senate which takes complete charge of governing our youth center. The rooms of The Hub include a dance room, possessing a new ,juke box, a snack room, having a soft-drink bar and other refreshments, and a third room for ping-pong. Although this popular spot has been in operation for only several months, The Hub has already proved to be the center in the wheel of events of Marshalltown 'teen agers. ,fs- The main attraction at Marshalltown's Hub is dancing it seems. It looks like MHS goes all out for it. DBIJDIBS 151i':llIill!Bl'll8lIIl CIIHIIQBS l'lillldS During the school year of '47-'48 the high school paper, Pebbles, saw the coming and going of three different staffs. Of course, the object of this change, which occurred every 12 weeks, was to give more students positions on the staff. The first staff found a rather difficult road in publishing its first edition, but as time went on the paper showed definite improvement. Ask any journalism student about his first work on Pebbles-He's sure to say that experience is the best teacher. All students in journalism are Seniors and have had little or no previous work on any scholastic press. One of the first and perhaps the hardest of all points for these students to learn was that deadlines must be set-and met. Each staff worked its hardest, and Pebbles was a school paper which the students and faculty of M.H.S. could well be proud of in 1948. Center-Front Row: Doris Trim- ble, Mariorie Rook, Barbara Allen, Donna Bumstead, Carol Henze, Maris Melberg. Back Row: Delorous Briney, Elaine Schewe. Tom Johnson, BCUY Baldwin. Muriel Bovee, Beverly Decker, Alene Sloppy, Crm-etiitnrswflarbara Allen and Carol Henzc, Top-Braden Wildman, Helen Bottom--Front Row: Helen Hemmick. Dorothy Ware, Jacky Malloy. Back Row: Wanda George. Doris Trimble. Barbara Allen. Maris Melberg, Betty Baldwin. WCo-editors-Jacky Malloy and Dorothy are. '-3 Hemmick, Marlys Vlfeitzell, Jacky Malloy, Jim Mendenhall, Fred Endsley, Mary Kay Pitzer, Jerry Johnson, Carol Henze, Duane Delveau, Mrs. Eclgeton, Charles Gordanier. Co-editors-Mary Kay Pitzer and Jim Mendenhall. Through the combined efforts of all students on this first staff of Pebbles, the sweepstakes award at Drake University was received by M.H.S. This meant that Pebbles had been rated No. 1 in competi- tion with other publications of the same size and type. It was during the reign of this staff that nine students attended the National N.S.P.A. convention which was held in Cleveland, Ohio. Staff number two came into power with the highest hopes of improving Pebbles and making it the best ever. Each member of this staff worked hard, and Pebbles did improve. Work on Post Script began during this period, and this made many staff members work twice as hard and long. Nevertheless these six editions were ones of which we could be proud. With 24 weeks of practical experience behind them, the third and last staff members took their positions. These stu- dents, trying to remember the good ideas and the mistakes which had been previ- ously made, published the last editions of the 1948 year. This staff started a fairly new thing when it had many students get and write up interviews with promi- nent citizens of Marshalltown. Making a practice of minding other people's business, our reporters made good use of their noses for news. Front row-Dorothy Smith, Gerry Ann Johnson, Patricia Ankrum, Dorothy Thomas, Wassie Nicoloff. Back row-Phyllis Morgan, Willard Stevens, Jack Petrie, Stanley Cozzi, Dick Haggin, Joan Lathrop. if Fred Endsley Marv Kay P11121 Helen Hemmrck .l2fkY Malloy Dost SCFIDI Staff CFBEIIBS ,AIIIIUHI The 1948 Post Scrrpt had that new look' The mam drfference was that th s year s staff gave many actrvltres more space than usual Of course every member on the advertrsmg staff trred very hard to boost the sale of advertxsrng The co edrtors Fred Endsley and Mary Kay Prtzer were always found dashmg madly around encouragrng others to meet all deadlrnes and workmg themselves at all trmes while the managrng edrtors Helen Hemmrck and Jacky Malloy busred themselves readrng re readrng and re wrrtmg stacks of copy The frnancral manager Marlys Wertzell was always found trymg her best to balance the books Wrth the help of the crrculatron advertrsrng and sales managers who were Chuck Gordanrer Duane Delveau and Carol Henze thrs task was effrcrently accomplrshed Throughout the year our three photographers Braden Wrldman jack Delveau and Frank Ryder were always on the spot gettrng prctures of varrous events and actrvrtres so that the memorxes of these school days would lrve on Both the edrtorral and busrness staffs alrke torled relentlessly to make Post Scrrpt great rn 48 The staff relaxes Standing-Mrs Edgeton adviser, Dorothy -Ware ' Mary Kay Prtzelf cn eclrtor Marrlyn Havens, Jacky Malloy, managrng edltor, Betty Baldwin, Helen Hemm ck. managmg editor, janet Vana. Seated in front-Donna Bumsted Dorothy Smith, Barbara Allen, Wassie Nicoloff. Ad st1ft relaxes .After m1ny hours of sollcrtmg Front Rm: jrm Mendenhall Tum johnson Fred Bogaert Mans Melberg B t d Second Ruyu Gerry Ann juhnson Phyllus Murgm Murrel Bovce Donna ums ca jane! V1nn Chuck lrurdJmer Top Row Duns Trxmble Dorothy Xware Marrone Rook Bett Baldwrn Glona Mulrhead Marlys Wextzell Alene Sluppy Carol cnze -...l Those len lmpnna P l W r dw W minutes Off ffwmllhetlr :lint depaffment herds tak Our lhree hlgkurfi K ont R fw uf tlzierr gd hc Delveau J h nu-Chuck Gmdame r r Frank RY e nsljjnnnd lgumt' Delyegu fm Mendenhall Jury nu B b Vana Marmne Rxknm Allen Phyjhs M Top RO' Marl s W organ J-'nrt Y wld' Dfflflrous Brunei' Here s the cn py stnr which as respunsnble fur all the articles urrttcn rn Post Scrxpt Front Run Betty B1ldvun janet Van1 Mmrjorle Rook Top Row Alene bl mppy Jacky Malloy Mar Kay Prtzer Dnruthy Ware M4 llne Bu fnngt ln N1 nrlyx XX eutzell red Bugaert uan Kendall un nhns n Barb1r1Allen I7 I l l I, r ,,,,- h, , u, ,.., - V V nt Q 1 'J kywtrrkinrl, Vfftnbghr. BH A U . 1 in Let . Fr n u ICS to relax. ' . 9 3 e k v ' ' I i . ' A' ' ' , Y . , , . . , r r . , . . z W , E , J ' . T . j ., , . . . wi' FRONT Row Tom lngledue Harold McGehee Bill Berger Fred Endsley Bob Anderson SECOND ROW Helen Knodle Carol Henze Joan Kendall Jacky Malloy Mary Kay Pitzer jean Rowley THIRD Row. Shirley Lutter. Jackie Glass, Joan Reese Barbara Welker, Katherine Hulsizer. Fournl Row: Bill lsgrig, Ed Eaton Gerald Trobaugh Ben Whitehill Gary Burke Dick Smith. FIFTH Row: Fred Bogaert Dean -Elder Kim Tidd. TOP ROW: Emory Eichorn john Eige, jim Bagnall. Student Senate Governs at M I-1 S Student Senate, the governing body of MHS, is made up of home room presidents, class presidents, club heads, and representatives of band and journalism. Fred Bogaert headed this organization assisted by Helen Knodle, vice- president and joan Kendall, secretary-treasurer. In 1947-1948, besides voicing student opinion to the school executives, this organization was responsible for set- ting up, naming, and operating the Hub, a youth center sponsored by the Eagles Club of Marshalltown. Other important functions of the senate included the planning of Homecoming, done by the Activities Commit- tee composed of Fred Bogaert, Gary Burke, Carol Henze, Katherine Hulsizer, Helen Knodle, Harold McGehee, Jacky Malloy, and Gerald Trobaugh. Plans for the Homecoming dance were executed by the Dance Committee on which Bill Berger, Fred Bogaert, Bill Burnett, Jacky Glass, Katherine Hulsizer, Sal McCormack, Phyllis Morgan, and Ben Whitehill served. On the Assembly Committee were Bob Anderson, Fred Bogaert, Bill Burnett, Dean Elder, Tom Ingledue, Joan Kendall, joan Reese, and Jean Rowley, who along with the faculty committee outlined the assemblies for the year. This committee also wrote and took part in the Homecoming assembly. l74l I-'rant Row Mary Kay Prtzer Joa Kendall Jacky Malloy Moll e Buffmgton Second Ro -C nn Clemens Jean ne Lee Helen K dl Los Hanson Joann Erickson Third Ro Earleen Gordanrer I. Ellen Stoakes Jean Rowley Fo rth Row Jani Day Duck Banzhaf Fred Ward Jim Good Top Row John Erge Ben Whrteh ll Bull Jackso Brains Belom! to M H S S S Shhhh' Dont tell the government but theres a TRUST at MHS A Bram Trust Early thrs year the MHSSS held a meetmg and elected offncers Joan Kendall became Presrdent assrsted by Vxce Presrdent John Smmng The offrce of Secretary Treasurer was frlled by Braden Wrldman Juniors and Semors may become members rf they have a semester grade pomt average of 3 5 for one semester These members recenve a certrfncate Those who further qualrfy by making 3 5 for a subsequent semester recerve a A semester grade of equals 4 pomts A semester grade of equals 5 pomts A semester grade of equals 2 pomts A semester grade of D equals l poxnt Trustees are JUNIORS Dnck Banzhaf Constance Clemens John Enge Earleen Gordamer Bxll Jackson Kay Kellogg Beverly Lannlgan Jeannine Lee Patrrcra Mmner Betty Rhmer Dorothy Rockhxll Dolores Thompson Sue Cllfton David Dorosm Ruth Samuelson LuEllen Stoaks Jack Van Meter Frederrck Ward Beth Wnkle SENIORS Henry Dost Phyllrs Russell Barbara Allen Dolorous Bnney Mollre Buffmgton Jack Day June Detrrch Betty Exde Joann Errckson James Good Lors Hansen Helen Hemmrck Joan Kendall Helen Knodle Arthur Lehr Jean Mackey Jacky Malloy Mary Kay Prtzer Clarrce Powers Jean Rowley John Slnmng Eugene Tullock Ben Whxtehrll l'75l l -- ' , n , , i ' . 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Left to Rlght Front Row Marlnrle Rook Jacky Malloy ,loan Kendall Helen Knodle Phylrss Mor an Lois Hanson Jean Rowley Mary Ka Prtzer Sal Mcf ormack Joann Enckson Betty Baldwin janet Vana jean W1 ey jean Turner Arlene Rhode Wanda eorge Second Row Pat Mlnner Marrlyn Ferguson Marlys Wextzell Gloria Murrhead Nancy McGuire Paulme Ahl Shrrley Neydor auth Silmuelsfn Pat Macfomber Peggy Hensley Colleen Alexander Shrrley Ausdale ,loan Reese Constance Clemons een emrc Third Row Nancy Serm Earleen Gordanler Dons Varnum Mollre Buffmgton Barbara Knvohlavy Gall Nlcoless Betty Rhlner Betty Rice Sue Clifton Myrna Handorf Erma Simmons Phylrss Beckham Donna Shultz Top Row Margaret Bolle Donna McDonald Barbara Becvar jack Glass Phylxss Emerson Patsy Smrth Martha Bru Beverly Stanley Betsy Clemons Brllne jo Otte Erleen Skrrvxg nan Hollingsworth Densters Boost l3at's Morale Pep Club rs an organization whrch supports gurdes and drrects all other school actxvrtres It rs made up of sophomore junior and senror girls who are nnterested rn backing school splrlt At the games home and away rs the place where Pep Club makes its greatest showrng wrth rts flashy red sweaters and blue skrrts In addrtron to the um form thrs year was a cute lrttle red and blue beame bearmg the Bobcat head and the name Marshalltown Bobcats Homecomrng was a bug event for the Pep Club Before thus great occasron was the pep parade rn whrch the members made up the colorful marchxng section and lent their support rn helprng the band as rt p'ayed the school songs Blue pompoms that added much color to the grandstand as they were waved durmg the game were made by the grrls he offrcers who drrect thrs group were Helen Knodle and Carol Henze co presrdents Earleen Gordamer vnce presrdent, Phyllis Morgan secretary treasurer and Mrss Houghton sponsor Of course to lead Pep Club wlth all rts yells and cheers we have those peppy and enthusrastrc cheerleaders At games home and away you can always see these ever farthful leaders at work cheermg the team to many vrctones One addrtlon was made to the lrneup of the cheerleaders and that was the lrvely lrttle sophomore Betty Vana Those havmg a years expenence are three rumors energetlc Brllne joe Otte who put a lnttle zrp rn the yells wxth her acro batlc stunts those tvso peppy boys Don Bowen and Bob Keefer who gave balance to the cheerleading llne and one senror the spmted head cheerleader Carol Henze who leads thrs vrvacrous crew rn therr many performances Together the Pep Club and the cheerleaders gxve that Intangible somethmg whrch rs school sprrrt Heres a yell from Betty Vana Bob Keefer Carol Henze, The CheCflC3dCf5 P056 for 3 SCC Thel' aff BCUY Don Bowen and Brlle jo Otte Vana Bob Keefer Carol Henze Don Bowen and Bllle jo Otte Us - ,- K . .V . 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I , . , , , . , Left to Rrght Front Row Marnlyn H1vens Wanda Ceorge jean Turner Helen Knodle Sal Mcformack Barbara johnson Mary Kay Prtzer and Patty llten Second Row iglrlbgrguxgbeyn Eagegrgnslitgalpdnvreri Pat Mnnner Betty Rhmer Betty Rrce Gall Nrckless Beverly Stanley Martha Bru Thrrd Row Shlrley Lutter Connre flemens Kay K llo D T bl M lBo R l Carol Henze Jacky Mallty ,lvan Kendall Gorla ollfhlrhrdgzl sand lllfllirna Hiendiifn ow cy Joann Erickson Lois Hansen Fourth Row Beth Wrkle janrce Haefner Paul1neAhl jean Vnley Nancy McGulre Pearl Schafer Barbara Krrvohlavy Donna Bumsted and Dorothy Ware GAA Dromotes Girls Athletics GAA the Gxrls Athletrc Assocxatron vselcomes all girls of senlor hrgh to be memb rs of thxs sports prcmotmg club By partrclpatmg rn 1ts varrous actrvrtres grrls learn good sportsmanshlp and co operatxon rn drfferent phases of athletrcs GAAs program rncludes group games such as basket ball volley ball soft ball hockey and soccer Indrvxdual pong bov.l1ng svummrng skattng and many others A system of pornts rs used to determnne those who vull re Cexve letters and pms Each grrl who part clpates rn a certarn actrvnty recexves pornts for thus The club and tts executnves establlsh thxs poxnt system for every GAA year The opemng event on GAAs calendar was an mrtta hon prcnnc for all new members In keeprng wrth the schedule mornmg tournaments tn volley ball and basket ball were held Thr se nnterested rn bovulnng had an op portumty to do so once a week Another project of GAA was the annual Mother Daughter Banquet whxch rs the closmg event of every season Ar thxs tnme reccgnrtron was grven to all acnve members who had a certam num ber of pomts by the presentatron of letters and pms to these gxrls GAA grrls could alvs ays be found at every football and basketball game They were not only attendmg the games but many were sellmg refreshments to all loyal MHS fans Thxs sale was the mam Income for GAAS treasury The chef executrve of GAA was Sal McCormack Dorcelle Stanley served as secretary and the treasurer of the orgamzatron was Carol Henze Earleen Gordamer was vrce presndent of the group and Betty Elde acted as the sports charrman Mass Bernrce Hall who rs physncal edu catlon rnstructor sponsored the club Another successful year of thxs organnzatron has gone by but 1948 1949 vull ftnd another rn progress Earleen Gordanxer Sal McCormack Carol Henze tm 9 sports sponsored by the club are hiking, dancing, ping- - ' ' l . l ' I2 'Z .' st l 'T sono FRONT ROW B3 icky Malloy jean Turner Marlys Weutzell Marjory Rook Sal McCormack Helen Knodle Helen Hemmuck Betty wun SECOND ROW Barbara Johnson Mollue B ffun on Jean NWI E k V Mary Kay Putzer Jean Rowley LCaro johnson nsffulldgzan Jailllger rglmmrzl Mjuxrulhkad aBl:rbag,aB,eiciarGemge Arlen: Rohdt THIRD ROW Kay Kellogg Phyllus Beckham Donna Sch Itz M F Sh I G hl lores Thompson Ann Marue Warren Marlllyn Mgllljgy Ggxy Anheylohssgnc RESP?nggrr2e:l?dz:10nDoEFulubali2cIx:2i:Fd De FOURTH ROW Mary Lou Kur-kle Marulyn Havens N ncy A D I M ll D h M C Iiuixlgllen Stoakes Mary Ann Meltvedt Dolluna Hglggd gellrllas facirbs Mlylnla Hgnrdloclf Mghluarrleeliulpi-lerugflge ggrgfgy mas FIFTH ROW Carol Wulson Betty Ruce Betty Rhuner Pat Mn r S Cl ft Ph ll B I D V Betty Braatz Dorothy Lowery Marulyn Marquus Clallafbelleugmutlu Iilroyce gmlih llsrfrkuthyolqgckhilllmm Eamn Gordon!!! Tor Row Phyllus Ralston Bevel St R d B ll M I K d Al W ner Lorell Keefer Cat erurlgeMcC2uFu Sluliruzlaey Hulihhzclk Pllllylllls Benign cs! V1'gm'a Welsh Beth wlkle Janice Had Y I-las Active Year G Y an all gurl club, us open to all junuor and senuor gurls Thus organuzatuon meets every Monday nught at the YWCA The theme carrued out through the programs thus year was Where Are We Headung7 Programs such as re ports from gurls who attended conferences durung the summer a talent revuew to untroduce newcomers unterestung speakers play revuews and fall and sprung style shows were presented at the meetungs Installatuon of offucers unutuatuon of new members and yount meetungs wuth the Hu Y club were also hughlughts of G Ys year G Y gurls also entertauned both theur mothers and dads durung the course of the year These partues whuch are tradutuonal wuth the organuzatuon, are called the Ma Me Pue Party and Dad Daughter Bean Feed In addutuon to all these actuvutues, GY opened and closed the year wuth partues Thus season's back to school dance was called Scholar's Scuffle and uts commencement dance Crystal Ball The outstandung socual event of the year us always the Chrustmas formal Snow Ball was the name guven to thus year's holuday event, whuch was a great success Thus year's offucers were Presudent Jacky Malloy, Vuce Presudent Sue Clufton, Secretary Betty Baldwun, Trea surer Mary Lou Kunkel The chaurmen of all commuttees served un the cabunet along wuth the offucers Thus year's chaurmen were Helen Hemmuck, Sal McCormack, Barbara johnson, Mary Kay Putzer, joan Kendall, and Mollue Buffungton G Y's sponsor for '48 was Muss Carol Houghton l79l F'f.rf.r.,r'if-', , . 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I ! - - ' - Front Row Fred Suchy Chuck Gordanrer Fred Bogaen Dr Davrd Twedt Bob Anderson Duck Chrrsterson Nerl Frscus Fred Endsley Second Row Biafra I-jerckeatagia Heckert Arthur Lehr Bob Zednrcheck Vernon Wrlfong Bob Duncan Don Bowen Brll Wrllrs Al Third Row Drck Banzhaf Ed Eaton Dean Elder jam Mendenhall j G d Bch lm oo Jerry nsack john Erge Fourth Row Don Ecklor Drck Potter Bull johnson J D Trobaugh Frank Ryder Dale Dobson Bob Becker Don Gogd Top Row Don Mackaman Boys Busy in Senior HI Y Senror Hr Y whrch holds nts meetrngs weekly at the YMCA saw a prosperous and busy year rn 1948 Hr Y had a very successful frnancral year The club had rn rts treasury over S1000 Thrs organrzatron gave a contrrbutron to the World Reconstructron of Devastated YMCAs and also gave a scholarshrp whrch wrll entrtle a senror boy to attend hrs frrst year at Marshalltown junror College Hr Y had many drfferent ways of makrng money Two of therr money makrng projects were handlmg the check room at the Colrseum on various occasrons and drstrrbutmg offrcral programs for both football and basketball games Of course H1 Y had nts socral srde along wrth all rts business Thxs year as always the hr lrte of all the clubs parties was the sprmg formal Thxs party was held at the Elmwood Country Club and was attended by Senror Hr Y members and therr dates Hr Y also staged nts usual Sadre Hawkms Day Dance rn the fall Wxth thrs fes trvrty came the short short skirts and the Krckapoo joy Jurce The offncers of the H1 Y club rn the school year of 47 48 were Fred Bogaert presrdent Ben Whrtehrll vrce presrdent jrm Mendenhall secretary john Srnnmg treasurer jrm Bagnall chaplarn Dale Dobson sergeant at arms The capable sponsor for thrs year was Dr Twedt To close the H1 Y year of 1948 an award was grven to the member who was voted by the others as the out standmg Hr Y member of the year Qfgfteghbsof' John SIHHIHB Fffd BOSS!!! Jim Mendenhall Jrrn Bagnall Absent Ben 4 'V , N IW' -x L.s1-- ' ' ' ' ,L V r 'L 1 ? . . I . l' Q F C ' - F Q f l A ,. - I 3 lv - . . - 'K '- 1 I . A 2 'i X Q f A , 1- ' , - 4 , Fifth Row-John Sinning, -Claire Russie,, Stan Sawtelle,'Kelth Fickett. Geolrge Whiteh,ill,' Tom Evans. l . . I zs ' ' ' X C Y -0 , ,.l -. K , X - , 1 F l ,4 - at -' ' - - I 'X . Q b . h Y l79l we C7 V7 -Q Front Row Shirley Lutter jean Muller Patti llten Carole Neudorft' Betty Vana Shrrley Serm Fontella Cunningham Dons McCarthy Second Row Betty Brlsel Alrce Whaley Shirley Ausdale Beverly Stanley Gaul Nrchless Colleen Alexander Mane Wngnall Nancy McGuire Barbara Krrvolavy Chrrs Nrcoloff Thrrd Row Maxine Partridge Beverly Speers Rocele Gohrmg Delores Hrll Barbara Herbert Betsy Clemons Shirley White Mary Ann Granaman Mary Howell Fourth 'Row Pe Hensley Betty Paxson Carla Hundertmark Janet mtrowd jackre Glass Eva Lea Shank Jane Van Hook Frith Row June Rhmer Barbara Benson Dons Soears Beverly Betts joan Reece Pat Wrlson Front Row Shrrley Lutter Chns Nncoloft' Bett Brlsel Top Row Path llten Fontella Cunnmg am Sonh eens Compile Club Directory Wrshrng Wont Make It So Ask almost any sopho'nore gurl about thxs and shell agree for thns was the theme of the 10th grade Y Teens Club thus year The capab'e offrcers of thrs organnzatron were presndent Shxrley Lutter vrce presndent Betty Brrsel secretary Pattl Ilten and treasurer Fontella Cunmngham Other members of the cabrnet were the committee charrmen pro gram Peggy Hensley socral GallN1chless projects Maxme Partrldge fmance Betty Bnsel musrc and worshrp Joanne Garrmgton and sergeant at arms and publlcrty Carol Neudorff Therr socxal calendar was well frlled with an October hayrrde, the tradrtronal Chrxstmas dance, Holxday Hat mony and a VaIentme's dance rn February In some of therr outstanding meetmgs pornters on personalxty, harr styles and make up were gxven by outsrde speakers and other mterestrng talks and dlscussxons were presented by Mayor Don Taylor, Mr Calvm Neve, and Coach Cole As a servnce to Marshalltown, Y teens comprled a club dxrectory contammg complete mformatnon of all cnty clubs Under the sponscrshrp of Chrnstme Nrcoloff, a pleasant and profitable year was truly enjoyed E301 f'. i -'W' :A W f' :wav . , f V, ,L ,,,,7 ..A, , ,M ' , ' r -ft ,ewtI.w:tfet1:,f' . .wi-1, 'rw ' -5' -' 4' - uf- ffiili' 12' . 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Front Row Roger Maxwell Gene johnson Rrchard Warn Gerald Trobaugh Second Row Bucky Weeden Krm Trdd Merlnn Mxller Don Hager Ronald Lehr Thnrd Row Dnclr Talbot Jerry Donahue Clarence Coulton Tom Ingledue jerre Good Enthusiastic Sonhs Have Gala ear The ambmous sophs rn 10th H1 Y mtroduced some new actrvrtres and helped to boost along the wznter program at the Y durmg the past year They managed coached and offrcrated for the GraY basketball games and also had charge of the free throw contest and the pmg pong tournament Trrps to vanous places m Marshalltown proved some mterestxng meetrngs for these boys They saw the new generator at the lrght plant and also wltnessed the crty councrl rn actrbn Some of thelr entertaining speakers dur mg the year were Coach Cole and Mayor Don Taylor The offrcers of the club were Krm Tndd Presrdent Roger Maxwell vrce presrdent Bucky Wfeeden secretary, Tom Ingledue treasurer Gerald Trobaugh chaplarn, and Joe Kennedy sergeant at arms Thexr sponsor who was a great help to the orgamzatron was Dave Pollet In these varrous ways the sophomore Hr Y Club helped nn malcmg 1948 a successful year AthIet0S BGIDIIQ to M Club From Row George Whxtehrll Alan Elder Cornelius Dobbins Harold McGehee Secnnd Rn' Braden Wrldman Nell Frscus Bull lsgrng Fred Endsley jxm Trobaugh Third Row Stan Cozzl Claire Russne Bob McBnde Ierrv Buddenhagen Fourth Row Dale Dobson Brll Burnett jack Petrxe jerry johnson Bull Berger Left to rxght Wayne Iovsry Dick BlO0mQUlSl Percy Rudrson Brll Nkrllrs Wnllard Stexens Duck Huff U31 . 7 . 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L , ' , I , ' , - . l . 1 Q ' , If H-' f, ! . :A A I- r 1 4, i -4 4 ,I ' 1 1 'v - uo , la 1 Front Row Mary Kay Pntzer Helen Knodle Sal McCormack Marlys Wertzell Betty Baldwm Mollie Bufflngton Phyllis Morgan Second Row Jjeanlglotirle Betty Rhmer Kay Kellogg Donna Bumsted Mans Melberg Ben Whltehrll Lors Hansen Helen Hemmrck can en I Thrrd Row-Chuck Gordamer Jacky Malloy ean Macky Pattx Ilten Frank Ryder Fred Bogaert Wanda George Janet Vana Joann Erickson Jeanne Wrley Beverly ecker Fourth Row Bob Anderson ackle Tow Jrm Mendenhall Bull Wrllrs Bxll Burnett Jerry Rosme Jerry Bohnsack Don Gralnek, Bob Gorsuch Duck hlllpps Vernon Wxlfong Fred Ward Drck Sexton Top Row Myrna Handorf Earleen Gordamer Ann Marne Warren Barbara Welker Pat Stnne Arlene Rohde Stan Sawtelle Drck Banzhaf Russell Cnpps EHIPBI' TIIBSIIIHIIS JOIII MHSUUB iilld DHIIIIBI' The fxrst Masque and Dagger meetmg of thns year plcked up where last year left off wrth the new president Bob Anderson presrdmg Other offxcers who took over dutnes were Pat Mmner vxce president Betty Rhmer trea surer Pat Suggetf secretary and joan Kendall hnstorlan The club voted to produce Merton of the Movxes as the fall play The excellent Chnstmas Play The Chrrstmas Apple had Masque and Dagger members assrstmg the productron There were also three Chrnstmas one acts whnch dnd a number of outsrde performances Thus same orgamzatlon whnch sponsored the evemng of one acts nn March sent to the Sprung Play Festxval at the State Um verslty of Iowa The Weddxng by Kxrkpatrxck When sprmg play time rolled around Kaufmans hut You Cant Take lt Wlth You was Masque and Daggers stage presentatron Many actxve members received dramatnc letters at the speech and musrc assembly ln May At this same assembly the club presented a play to exhnbnt rts abrlnty In the concludmg meetmg the next year s offlcers were chosen to step mto the empty shoes vacated by the graduatxng members 2 E31 Jerry Rosine, Jacky Malloy, Fred Bogaert, Don Bowen, Jean Rowley. Carol Henze, Jacky Malloy, Fred Bogaert, Jean Mackey. Broadway I-lit Successful fall Dlav The ever popular play Merton of the Movies, written by George S. Kaufman and Marc Connelly, was selected for the all high school fall play. This story revolves around a typical small town boy who wants to become an actor and by selecting an ideal finally achieves this goal. Merton worked as a delivery boy in Mr. Gash- wiler's general store in Simsbury, Illinois, before quit- ting to begin his movie career. Elmer Huff, Merton's best friend, just couldn't understand Merton's odd antics of late. Neither could Mr. Gashwiler who caught Merton proposing to a dummy in his store. To share his enthusiasm for movies was Tessie Kearns, who keeps posted on all the gossip of the movie world and doesn't especially care for the Jeff Baird comedies. ' After saving enough money to make the trip to the movie world, Merton finds acting is much more difficult than he expected. With the help of the Montague girl, who Merton believes is Beaulah Baxter, his ideal, he receives a chance to demonstrate his ability of acting before Sigmond Rosenblatt. After Merton's failure with seniors acting the Montague girl finally convinces Jeff Baird that Merton could be useful in comedies. Although -this took ffm f Jacky Malloy, Fred Bogaert Merton quite sometime to realize that comedies play an important part, he finallv 'becomes a success in them. As the curtain falls, Merton reports to the Silver- screen Magazine says of the Montague girl, She is my best pal and I might add my severest critic. Amos G. Gashwiler Elmer Huff ...... Merton Gill ....... Tessie Kearns ..... Casting Director ..... J. Lester Montague Sigmond Rosenblatt Cameraman ......... Weller ........... The Montague Girl Harold Parmalee .. Jeff Baird ........ Beulah Baxter . . . Muriel Mercer .... Max the violinist . Mrs. Patterson .... Mr. Walberg .... CAST . .Dick Philipps Jerry Bohnsadr . . .Fred Bogaert . .Joan Kendall . . .Jean Mackey . .John Sinning . . .Jerry Rosine Duane Delveau . . . . .Bill Phillips . .Jacky Malloy ....Don Bowen . . .Frank Ryder . . .Carol Henze .Darlene Miller . .Dean Wilson . . . .Sue Clifton Robert Gorsuch l83l ff 1 The cast of The Wonder Hat A rehear al f Ba ga ns nCathay The fourth annual evenrng of one act publrc under the supervrsron of the Masque and Dagger Club and the speech classes These plays were chosen and cast by the students nn speech classes whrle the members of Masque and Dag ger took over the backstage jobs judged best of the mght of the pablxc per formance the play Wonder Hat was taken to the Drake Play F strval reward mg the students for therr splendid work Bargarns rn Cathay by Rachel Freld dealt wrth the struggles of an embryo poet to gam recogmtron In hrs struggles he was arded and abetted by hxs sweet heart The cast mcluded Mary Lou Kunkel Eugene Peterson Ruth Sheldon Don Bowen Patty Drtzler Braden Wrld man and Stanley Sawtelle A typrcal melodrama of the gay nmetres pernod was He Amt Done Rrght by Ne Portraymg the old fashroned types rncludlng the manly hero the vrl cast conszsted of Carol Henze jean Rowley Catherme McCoun Darlene Mrller Vernon Wrlfong Donald Cral nek and Brll Wrllls A Mad Breakfast by Isabel Gray was a farce burlt around a practlcal yoke played by one of the boarders at a boarding house Members of the cast were Marrlyn Walker Barbara Schmndt Earleen Gordanxer Sue Clifton jackie Collrns Phyllrs Morgan john Srnnmg Jack Petrle jerry Bohnsack and Kerth Pickett The tradrtxonal Plerrot Harlequm Columbme trrangle existed rn the play The Wonder I-lat but mstead of the tradrtlonal dress the costumxng was done rn a modern dress of black and whrte The players were Dck Phllrpps Tom Evans jerry Rosme Betty Rhrner and Pat Mrnner 841 A scene from A Mad Breakfast by lxell , 3 Annual Une-Acts please Audlence plays was presented March 21 for -the lain, and the P00f defenselesslglfl- the 111' - - . 3 l A gl mpse of He Amt Done Rght The cast durinrz rehearsal are left to right: Dick Christersen. Jerry At the- dinner scene, left to rught are: Duck Banzhlf. Rnsine, Don Gralnelt, Ben Whitehill, Helen Hemmick, Dick Philupps. Ben Whllrhlll. Ffgd Bogaert. HCI!!! l 'lClD1TllCk. Blfblfl ' ' ' Sehmudt. jerry Roxune Duck Chrustersen, Donna Bumxted, num Magma .nd nuuuu. Jo om. Beverly Decker. Vernon Wrlfong, Fred Bogaert. Bullue Jo Otte, Robert Anderson, and Donna B msted. You Can't Take It with Yo 9' Becomes Snrme Dlas' That hularuous comedy You Cant 'lake lt W th You by Moss Hart and George S Kaufman was chosen for the sprung productuon of the hugh school dramatuc department Dealung vuuth the actuons of a very pecul ar famuly thus show gave many opportunutues for character portrayals The story of the play centers around a lcve affaur between Aluce the cnly sane member of the famuly and her boss son Tony Kurby However complucatuons result vuhen she plans a drnner so that the two famulues can become acquaunted and the Kurbys shovs up on the wrong nught fundung the Sycamore famuly at home each one relaxung un hus favorute pastume Much of the comedy us achueved through the varuous hobbues of the Sycamore famuly Pe'uny the m ther took great delught un tryung her skull as a playvn rught vshule her husband Paul was constantly experumentxng un the basement wuth new types of fureworks wuth the aud of Mr DePunna Frughtenung to s rangers was the snake aq.uaruum kept un the luvung room by Grandpa Essue another daughter was aspurung to be a great ballet dancer studyrng the art under the unstructuon of a great Russuan teacher Mr Borus Kolenkhov She was often accompanued un h r dancung by her husband Ed who played the xylophone when he wasnt busy mth a prmtung press The peaceful dunner wuth Mr Vanderhof offerung grace served as the funal scene for the play for all the prob lems had been solved by Grandpas phulosophucal thunk ng and as un most faury tales they all luved happuly ever after That funal curtaun also brought to a Clos another successful year of dramatuc productuons Penelope Sycamore Essue Rheba Paul Sycamore Mr DePunna Donald Martun Vanderhof Aluce Henderson Tony Kurby Borus Kolenkhov Mr Kurby Mrs Kurby Olga CAST Donna Bumsted Bullue ,lo Otte Barbara Schnuudt jerry Ru sune Duck Chrusterson Robert Anderson Duck Banzhaf Ben Whutehull Helen Hemmuck Don Gralnek Duck Phulupps Fred Bogaert Vernon Wulfong Beverly Decker Betty Rhuner fqg The cast are left to ru ht seated Helen Hemmrck Duck Phulrpps Robert Anderson Donna Bums! Ben Whutehull Brllue Jo btte Jerry Rosune Betty Rhmer Duck Ch rlsterien Beverly an Wulfong Duck Banzhaf E351 The Chests of MHS owned by Bogaert and Whrtehxll Fascinating lgnt she? Bllhe jo 0m dlSP13Ylflg her talent DOStlllI1 8: SCFIDIZIBY DYBSBIII ASSBHIDIY Ladxes and gentlemen we have here a crrcus full of acts and anrmals lnke you ve never seen before brought to you by Postum and Scrrptley With these entxcrng words Paul Plavets posmg as the crrcus barker began to take the attentive audnence down an rmagrnary mrdway Stoppmg frrst at the show of oddmes the barker called forth seve al characters to gnve a prevrew of the acts lo go on 1ns1de the show Among those venturing out to the platform were a man wrth an rron stomach the bearded lady Mlss Huggm and Chalkm who txpped the scales at 603 and the snake charmer whose magxcal notes brought about the rrse of a snake on whose tall was ned a streamer whrch advertxsed Post Scrxpt CPost Scrrpt thats MHS lrngo for the year s best seller J The next stop along the mrdway was at the anrmal menagerxe For th1s frne collectlon rts certam that even Barnum and Barley would have paid brg money The fascmated audrence wrll long remember that queer wolf fof the two legged assortmentj most common to chxcks the bare fof the Foot varretyj an eager beaver feager for studies natchj and a cute lnttle deer approprrately named Helen As the crowd moved on they were further enthused by the thlrd part of thxs great three rrng circus whrch was The flrst rn thrs serres of acts was a hrlanous ape act by Jack Petrle and Al Elder One of the many tricks of these mtellxgent apes was to set up lettered blocks ln an arrangement that spelled out Post Script When the crowd got up out of the arsles and back to their seats a brt of fmer entertamment was provlded This was an acrobatrc act featurmg Brlly jo Otte To get back to the funny side of the show a great tumbling act was presented by Ben Whxtehrll and Fred Bo gaert dressed as clows and actrng lxke the professionals Because we rank among the more fortunate people we had the pleasure of w tnessmg a wonderful xmpersonatron of Al Jolson worked by Shirley Whxte under the assumed uafne of Larry Parks fSort of confusm but amusm J Followrng thxs much to the drsappomtment of the audnence came the closmg act This consnsted of snx sweet and lovely smgmg and dancmg gxrls from the South Sea Islands These cute httle slxmmxes were Don Good Paul Plavets john Smmng Stan Sawtelle Dlck Sexton and Ed Eaton Thelr fxrst number was to the tune of Margie and therr second to the tune of Heartaches The lyncs for both these tunes were made up to descrzbe and advertrse that wonderful 1948 annual Post Scnpt Paul Plavets Ed Eaton Don Good john Smmng Stan Sawtelle The Laffy Parks Of MHS Shirley Drck Sexton Oh those legs' White l 1 1 D l I under the direction of Dick Philipps, acting as the ring master. I 3 D Y , i 86 . m v f x R... , L. 4 , q : -. . . 1 , , , . 4 s 5 V 51. A 'Ci fl, if Ni av A 9 g-QA? u u - 41 I V I Q -.f y. - . ff' , r :nil-A 'T -l'f m gk'-'-1 WJ e X 1 - L V gy. T fgbgzh ,ggi i!4,1 Q 5 h I, . Q, ,L I .. J Pix ' ff? Zvi! . L x A I 'Rl Avy' lr'f,' 'MY .0351 tg 1 .+ -Q I 1 ',,,. lr , .Af 1 f v! 1 :Z , ' 21411: 1- rj,,ff,,f' -sl X Y '1 '9' 'XXX' ,',:,'. Xxx' 5 1-x -9, S :S f W S 1 was youre BASHFUZ 5 mkffoor 25.40 5 I 'X 'U 0 Coaches Kenneth Dean Ray Lmehan Ben Tnckey and Leonard Cole Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov M H S Opponents Dowlmg Grmnell Ames Boone Perry Cedar Rapzds fRooseveltQ Cedar Raplds CFrankl1nj Newton Total Pomts . 12 ' I 26' 0 . 19 ' 28 0 . 26 21 7 . 3 13 0 Oct. 10 Oskaloosa 38 0 . 17 47 0 . 24 ' 41 6 . 31 l' 33 12 . 7 26 0 ' 267 25 O 1 Team Dolls Down the Hiahway of Victory Marshalltown's '48 football season was one of the best seasons in the school's history. The Cats not only rated as the Champs of the Central Iowa Conference, but also won the distinction of sharing first place as the top team of the state. Stan Cozzi, Dick Bloomquist, and Al Elder won All-State honors, while all of the Cats won births on the All- Conference teams. MARSHALLTOWN 26 DOWLING 0 The Bobcats opened their successful season by down- ing a rough Dowling team 26-O. The Cats indicated a great deal of power, but showed that much more practice was needed. The backfield play of Stan Cozzi and Emory Eichorn was sensational, along with lineman Tom Evans. MARSHALLTOWN 28 GRINNELL 0 The next week the Cats journeyed to Grinnell to begin Conference play and wiped out the Tigers 28-0. Bloomquist, the mighty tackle, rested most of the game on the bench as a result of a shoulder injury in the Dowling game, however, the Cats held the Tigers scoreless and showed a great deal of offensive power. The highlight of the game was when Al Elder, center, intercepted a pass and ran 60 yards for a touchdown. MARSHALLTOWN 13 BOONE 0 The Cats withstood miserable rain and a miserable first half as the Toreadors came knocking three times. Late in the second quarter the Cats found themselves and had little trouble from then on. MARSHALLTOWN 38 OSKALOOSA 0 On their fifth meeting of the season the Cats had little trouble downing the Osky Indians. In this game the subs found their chance to shine, Dobbins, Petrie, and Stevens carried the brunt of the attack for the subs in the fourth straight conference victory. MARSHALLTOWN 47 PERRY 0 Loyal fans saw the Bobcats push up the scoring column against the Blue Jays in the homecoming game. The Jays fought hard but could not stop the Cats' avalanche. MARSHALLTOWN 41 ROOSEVELT CEDAR RAPIDS 6 The Cats piled up the score against the Rough Riders in their last home game. Though the ground was muddy the Cats had little trouble scoring in every period. 4 , af 4. A 1 'I L , N143 1 554' ,'Qfi'2lf ,I-.4'g'E'wS,L ..f',, 1 ' Q. W ,,, ,- , ', .sv N r R O .A-. L .-Miinfmlil - lr f. g,, ','1-,?l. 9 . ..-, X g' I -.,,l,H1Ay7u: f' 1-fz'r, .f5:mff'5+-T ?'z?f'.34f4 'J - 3 is 1 'E 'S KH Ny' C fw D. yu a - :cf WG: f ft 1 YJ, Q ,J , ' 9. 1 . 44. NWN . I .. yn ff'-' 'Z .K gully- it rs A frrst and ten? MARSHALLTOWN 26 NEWTON 0 Agarn the crucial game of the season came agarnst the Newton Cardmals The Cards wanted a frrst place conference posrtnon but so drd the Bobcats Many people wondered before the game just how strong the Cats were and they soon found out' Thrs wm gave Marshalltown undrsputed Conference Champxonshlp and made them one of the few undefeated teams rn the state Muddled an the mud N CIDILIE CCDIWIDAIRES All TEAM TD CAIR Route-Hxghway to Vrctory Cole Desrgner and Chief Drxver Lmehan Assrstant Drxver and Mechanic Dean Mechanrc Tnckey Mechamc tron Harold McGehee-Front Bumper fpure chromej Drck Bloomqurst-Chassrs Ctruckj Dale Dobson Gas Tank and Gasolme jrm Good Horn and Headlrgbts Bob Becker Wheel and Axle Alan Elder Starter land works on defensej Ben Whltehrll Startrng Gear Stan Cozzr Hrgh Gear QSuperj George Whrtehrll Accelerator and Spark Plug Emory Enchorn Pow er Gear Essentral Spare Parts You guess whrch parts Wrllard Stevens Cornelnus Dobbms Jerald Buddenhagen jack Petrie Brll Burnett j D Trobaugh jerry johnson Brll Berger Bob McBr1de Dxck Sexton Back seat drrvers Those people who bought tnckets to enjoy the rrde Junk heaps along the way Dowlmg Grmnell Ames Boone Osky Perry Franklm Roosevelt Newton fafter we hut em J As much as we love the powerful old bus we ll have to trade rt rn for a 1948 model L94 'H Enchorn plunges through the lrne l T. t 1 V wld ,x . 1 5 . ' . L' . . I Tom Evans-Piston Rod and Distributor fof opposi- ' I. . J . t-Q - rf t . , 'i l 0ur Streneth Lies in Dur Deserves The reserves under coaches Dean and Trickey completed their second undefeated season taking hard fought con- tests from Ames, Newton, and the Eldora Training School. The B squaders were aided throughout the season by some boys from the A squad. Through blood and sweat their hard work paid off. They hope some of these men can make the varsity in future seasons. Victories were achieved through Power-packed backs, Don and Darrell Lauthers, Bucky Weeden, Bill Berger, Roger Maxwell, Gene johnson, Lyle Lathrop, Ronnie Lehr, Don Cakerice, and Gerald Trobaugh. Pass-snagging ends Bill Burnett, Tom Ingledue, Dick Christerson, john Sinning, Roger Meldahl and Dillard Hale. Hard-charging guards and tackles Pettit, Buddenhagen, jerry johnson, jerry Good, Dean Elder, lklmonrode, Hensing, Warn, Hemphill, Clizbe, Tidd, Partridge, Don and Ray Heckert, and Dick Brown. 96 Coaches Ray Lmehan Maurxce Tnckey Kenneth Dean JIHS Opponents Iowa Falls Roosevelt C R Perry Newton Grxnnell Boone Cedar Falls Nevada Ames Newton Grmnell Boone Nevada Oskaloosa Ames Ottumwa Dxstrlct Cedar Falls Sub State Loras Dubuque 26 Total Score OVCYUIIIC 31 . . 38 55 51 ' 20 39 53 32 Oskaloosa 41 38 42 ' 30 35 49 46 38 37 ' 39 741 l '42 i- Front Row Dick Wignall. Dick Smith, Cornelius Dobbins, Emory Erchorn. Percy Rudison, Willard Stevens, Harold McGehee Second Row-Bill lsgrig, Bob Becker. Tom Evans. Claire Russre, George Whitehill, Stan Cozzi. Roger Meldahl. Top Row-Dillard Hale, jack Van Mrter, Coach Lin-shan, Head !.oach Dean, Coach Trickey, Dick Huff, Fred Endsley. ivis-D w Casters Better Drevious Season The Marshalltown Bobcats '47 basketball record ended just opposite the last years season with 13 vic- tories and 6 losses instead of the previous years 6 wins and 15 defeats. Coach Dean began in November to build his '48 team around his 7 returning lettermen. Along with these lettermen 11 more boys were added to round out the varsity squad. The Cats ending in a tie for second place in their conference rolled up a total of 7-11 points against the 651 of opponents. Each player gave all he had to offer all of the time for the betterment of the team. This factor along with the fine sportmanship showed some of the few reasons why the Cats had such a successful season. The Bobcat squad supported by team players proved what a basketball team working together could do and left the fans amazed after many a game. Marshalltown began its campaign against Iowa Falls by downing them 31-28 and then went on to defeat Roosevelt C. R., Perry, and Newton, their first Con- ference victim, before being bounced down the Con- ference ladder by losing to Grinnell and a heartbreaker to Boone. During Christmas vacation the Cats again began their mighty avalanche defeating Cedar Falls 53-32 and then going on to gather up some more wins over Nevada, Oskaloosa, Ames, and Newton, before Grin- nell and Boone again spoiled the Cat rush. Stalled but not stopped the Cats overpowered Nevada, Oskaloosa, and Ames again in their second meetings. The final scheduled game of the season against the Ottumwa Bulldogs left the fans with a good taste in their mouths even though the Cats were defeated in an overtime 39-37. The Cats played good ball all the way and turned in what might be called their best performance of the season. When tournament time rolled around the Cats won a district tournament title downing Cedar Falls again 39-55. In the first game of the sub-state the Cats made a poor showing of themselves against Loras of Dubuque and so ended their cage season with a 37-26 defeat. Looking ahead the Cats will have only three of the twelve lettermen returnirg, but these were all on the starting five. Much can be expected of those returning as much has been expected from the lettermen returning in previous years, 1971 'YS 1 ,fe 1, 99 i RUDISON BECKER qwcapp Hasty Reasonable Beaming Honest Relaxed Booster Hopeful Responsive Brainy WHITEHILL STEVENS SMITH Willing Spirited Shy Winner Sportsman Sincere Worker Successful Striving ng-.1 Isgrlg up for a shot xn the Iowa Falls game Russne rebounds agaznst Boone hvans gets the jump agamst the Nevada man Evans 15 ready to flre away on the Ames court The game IS also played on the bench CONFIJRENCE STANDINGS Boone Marshalltown Grinnell Oskaloosa Ames Newton X W L 8 2 6 4 ' 6 4 6 4 2 8 2 8 giT 4f f Wi ? l? M If ' 'lfilj ,.., - f ty . , J j -, K Vg' 4 , ME.. If xN Front Row-Richard Wam, Roger Maxwell, Don Hager, Gerald Trobaugh, Tom lngledue. Second Row-Bob Bell, Bucky Weeden, Fritz Graham, Clarence Coulter, Bill Berger, Marvin Jacobs, Kim Tidd, Eddie Vnndra. Third Row-Junior Vfilson, jerre Good, Merlin Miller, Head Coach Linehan, Coach Dean, Ronald Lehr, Merrill Brooks, Joe Kennedy. L- -Q1 '4li ' WNW 4 '97 Sonh Squad finishes in Tie for first Dlace This year a strong and fast sophomore team came through a very successful season winning eleven games and losing one. The unheralded Sophomore team played double feature games with the varsity squad. They not only won games, but had fun doing it. They have worked hard and long to accomplish their 'start.' The Sophomore conference was in swing this year for all the Sophomore teams in the Central Iowa Conference. The little Cats were out to rack in the trophy. They finished the season tied for first place. Much can be expected from these boys for the next few years. The boys who made up the Sophomore squad were Bob Bell, Bill Berger, Dick Booth, Merril Brooks, Clarence Coulter, jerre Good, Bob Graham, Don Hager, Way'ne Howard, Tom Ingledue, Marvin Jacobs, joe Kennedy, Ronald Lehr, Roger Maxwell, Merlin Miller, Kim Tidd, Gerald Trobaugh, Richard Warn, Bucky Weeden, junior Wilson Sophomore Scores Opponents Opponents Scores 27 Newton 16 30 Grinnell 26 24 Boone 22 41 Oskaloosa 22 31 Ames 40 32 Newton 26 54 Grinnell 44 33 Boone 21 47 Oskaloosa 39 32 Ames 29 51011 Front Row: George Whitehill, Manager Richard Sexton, Jake Dobbins, Bryon Cole, Stan Cozzie, jim Mendenhall, Dick Huff, Al Elder, Richard Warn, Manager Neil Fiscus. Second Row:B Gerald Trobaugh, Roger lngledue, Bill Burnett, Joseph Kennedy, Frank Clizbe, Darel Foreman, Jerre Good, Bob yers. Third Row: Coach Linehan, jack Mack, Russell Weeden, Merlin Miller, Tom In ledue, Clifton Almondrode, Emory Eichorn, W'illard Stevens, Dick Smith, Dick Pettit, Ray Heckert, Kenneth Duncamgiill Berger, Coach Dean, Fourth Row: Harry Scott, Henry Dost, Darrell Lauthcrs, Thomas Knight, Earl Norder, Coach Leonard Cole. Clndermen Grab Track Titles ,f l. po' Cozzic breaks the tape for a fast uarter mile Eichorn comes in Al Elder clears the crossbar again secon - Eichorn Harold McGehee Dc 5:1 muon U02 i B - f B ' 1 , . 1 'ha A. - H I , , Yue., -..- --...., --.. ....-..-.., ,..... Mvuvrriq, Jann A-Annu, .nan Cugu, :nu A , - , . Front row-Don Good, Dean Elder, Bill Ronnie Lehr, Harold Ver Steegh, Bucky Weeden, Don Good, Burnett, Dick Christerson. Vernon Wilfong. Second row-Gerald Trobaugh, Bob Swanson, Kim Tidd. Top row-jim Clark, J. D. Trobaugh. Methodists Win Boys Church Leauue Honors Losing the first game of the season, the Methodist boys went on to win the remaining games and take top honors of the boys Church League. Besides being at the top of the regular playing, they also won the elimination tournament by defeating the Baptist Church team. High scoring honors are credited to -I. D. Trobaugh, B. Weedm, B. Burnette, B. Swanson, D. Good, K. Tidd, and G. Trobaugh. The Baptist, St. Paul's, and Presbyterian teams all shared in the honors for second place with the total of three losses each. High scorers for these teams were A. Lehr, M. Jacobs, D. Ray, H. Ver Steg, D. Bloomquist, and E. Tullock. Showing very good teamwork were the teams with boys who were smaller and younger, including the Elim Lu- theran, Iowa River, Melbourne, Friends, and the Central Christian Church. TEAM STANDINGS: Methodist Baptist Presbyterian St. Paul's Iowa Rivet Central Christian Friends Elim Lutheran Melbourne may Front row Kay Kellogg Second row Mary Long sponsor Marlys Wextzell Joann Ernckson Claxre Russxe Helen Knodle Jean Turner janet Vana Back row Jean Rowley Arlene Rohde Betty Baldwm Wanda George Bob Becker Browns Wm Church Leanne Title The YWCA Church League represented by eight teams from slx churches went through another successful season of tournament play Thus 3CflVlty is one of great popularxty with the girls of hugh school age The Round Robm Tournament where every team has an opportumty to meet every other team was won by the teams partnczpatxng were Chrnstnans Fnends Methodxst jumors Methodist Sophomores Baptxsts and State Street Evan gelxcal The Ellmmatlon Tournament trophy was also taken by the Brow ns They won over the Congos xn a thnller by three pomts The jumors took the consolatxon trophy over the Friends To close the season a banquet was held at the Y for all team members their coaches and sponsors Mr Cole the hlgh school football coach was guest speaker and Helen Knodle was mxstress of ceremonxes An all star team was announced and the trophies presented 104 3 Q Methodist Browns. The Browns were undefeated, but closely followed by the Congos, who lost only one game. Other l Bob Graham Roger Meldahl Jerry Buddenhagen Bzll Phrllxps Don Ruxlow Memll Brooks Golf Comes Back to M I-1 S After ten years Bobcat golfers frnally prcked up thexr clubs tees and balls to organrze a team for MHS boys answered the call to the lmks and progress was start d towards a new school sport Mr Odegaard was named faculty advnser and under the dnrectxon of Al Braak country club pro the Much experxence that was gained thls year wrll show defxmte nmprovement over the members that will r form next years club Jlm Bagnall Fred Endslev Jxm Good Dale Dobson Bob Becker Skrp Braak Frank Ryder O1 I Af' Frfteen llnksmen Cfllfll to 5 ms , ,V , Q ' F t Y 4 r My '-TJ, Y , f A rr learnedlhow to play the nght way. The golf matches scheduled provided experience for the boys. U s . , A ' s f' jf' . wk SQ F 1 in A, 'YU r, g 'lf' 4' I el ' Q -Q 5 ', If XQR xxxxx you wko rf an My 51,4 75 fs .1 1 zozff you so JL? SQ I . ll M c XLXN A J F ' 42 13-at lf---2 E Jean Duncan Active member in the extra curricu lar activities An energetic scholar her friendliness has won the admira tion of all the J C students Donna Hage Im a lover of sports and Sw plans for the future are not yet decided l though a further college career is not planned Her Y' fioa Carl Bacino An outstanding J.C. athlete whose smiling personality has won him many friends best describes Carl. Joan A. Bateson As an energetic scholar, she is always vigorously striving for the best. Her friendly smile has won respect and admiration for her among her fel- low classmates. Beverly Jean Bichel Member of Collegiate Players wonderful performer Very conscientious friendly knows no strangers William H Bichel Common down to earth humour At one time JC editor of Pebbles Walter L Blake Received letter for basketball 47 A prominent member of the baseball team well liked by all fellow students Marvin A Cohen He always has something cheery to say just when it seems to do the most good His plans for the future seem to be indefinite at the present Laura May Collins Quote The less said the better Unquote Quiet but sparkling personality admired by all JC rs Rolland Cordt Hes known by all of his friends as J m H is the shy type He is a member of the baseball squad James M Elder l-landsomest vsittiest most likely t succeed Magna cum laude best dancer and most bashful straight from the source Manager of the JC basket ball squad Robert M Hartman His athletic interests and his happy go lucky attitude vtill be revs arded in his future am brtions , . . . . , ' ' . l . . i .t x ' ' . . . .. i e fr mf ' 1 . l ' I 4 -ffjfgx A . - ' ,, V. . . - ,fair G 'Egg , , - 0 . . . , . 1 - n ' I ! 9 L Ls - RQ Y f- A se ' , 3 ' - - ' . is ' ' ' . into 1' rf . . A i fl o s. il 545181. Dale F Ogden An all round good kid' Vice Press dent of Sophomore Class Secretary and Treasurer of Student Council Gerald W Paul His aims in life are the highest he plans to take Liberal Arts which eventually will warrant him a masters degree in Science Paul E. Irons Active in community recreational programs, his college work has been spur- on by his intellectual ambitions. Marcus B Lamoreux His daily Job as eagle eye of the cafeteria line has been casually and unassummgly performed His future plans are not complete john W Lent Mayor is journalism advertisement Hes a care free happy go lucky student uses Casanova tactics is vwell liked by every one Martha Marshall Student Council co president Member of the Collegiate Play ers Secretary of State Student Council Association Edward Mead This popular sophomore president is now enrolled at Iowa State vshere he intends to continue his college career Davld R Miller His casual personality has brightened the halls of MJC for tvso years and his award is a ,IC diploma and a future in married life Vernon A Nason His friendliness quiet manner and conscientious attitude has made him very well respected among his fellow classmates Delphxa Gertrude Norman Energetic conscientious student which will very likely put her in the Intelligencia group Member of mixed chorus I finally got safely through two years of school to be revs arded by the MJC diploma His cute humorous attitude tovx ard life has vson him many MjC friends X Robert B Potter Although a war interrupted his educational intentions for a while he returned for higher learning Hrs ambitious attr tude will assure him success rn the future U09 C' - .2 X. I. 4,8 I I . we i, ' - . - Teil ' - l seet S 5: ' . I . i 1 ', V ' f ' ' i 234452.11 r Tom B. Olsen L. v f ' fs ce Q .... ' ,af gf V V l V X ' , 5 ' I .. 1 i , ti - ,rv fl 4 9' ' j fi' . . . . , Y gi RT, 2 hh . ' I , . to Geraldme Welch Her quiet sweet personality will be missed in JC halls Shes little cute and has a wmsome personalrty Gllbert Nersess Kind and friendly 1 quietness around the halls has won the admiration of the J C students U10 William T. Rohde His clever and ambitious personality will serve him well in his future plans advertising. He is known for his playboy humor and generosity. V1rg11 D St John My major is Commercial Art I plan to enter the University of Iowa next term Although he is married his great aspirations are not denied john jay Schneider He is a quiet person with a likeable personality Another member of Drama David E Sonner The well dressed sophomore is planning on attending Um versrty of Iowa A sport fan and lover of good food Interested in diets Thomas V Spencer Student Council member ambitious well liked leader active in all school activities who plans to major in law Editor of JC section of Post Script Member of baseball squad Gordon F Stiles An active member of JC activities Student Coun crlman QSophomoreJ Co President of Student Council received Basketball Letter Engineering is his major Denny R Swartz Singing with Collegiate Art Players and for various other social functrons of the Junior Col lege I feel confident of my future in a radio career Donald P Vandercook Good natured his smile and wit has Myrene Yetley Im planning on becoming a beauti ful bride which says a lot about Myrene Her ever ready smile has made permanent fnends for her Wendell jackson Plans to major in Industrial Education Hopes to enter Wisconsin this Fall Franklin Dunham He was one of the most val uable basketball players of the MHS squad His knowledge of cards is amazing Q A , , . . ' 'la ' Y . - . charmed the students of M.j,C. Q, I ' Y b 5 ' ' . . . h's ' ' ' l M My V4 D J' , X O W? M F 1 tvqy, fun 5 4, W -Q . Q -1 L., -27 K .,-....,' ,.f-ov 21 WP I 'Q I WR fzxaff -' ev i 1 . . .X fab ,gy si Hifi 'F EE R Z - ,A 5 'ff 1 5 if L . 7 'KZ w.,, v L functions is the J. C. Christmas dinner Picnics, dances, roller skating and ice skating parties-But better than that the annual formals and the two festive banquets-AND best of all TIGER DAY. Oh Yes, its a a great life!!! Never a dull moment!! And as our more poetic individuals would sav, It's good enough for me!! How well we remember that first get together at Orchard Park'-'Then there was the hard times picnic at the log cabin'-f Such funllf Umrm-m such food!! Of course, well never forget the Christmas Formal. Xlfhat a charge we got out of those hanging iciclesf! Although several of our dances were attended by only a select few. those that were there always had a grand time. Roller skating parties were one thing that never failed to attrad a mammoth crowd, in spite of all bruised knees and blistered feet. We j.C. students spend so much of our time amongst the leaflets of knowledge that there is no time to enjoy the finer and more cultural aspects of lifei That's where the card parties came in, enough said. Certainly we cannot overlook those memorable banquets served a la Whinery. Spring is that time of year when a young man's fancy turns to what girls have been thinking about all winter---yes, the spring formal and Tiger Day-Qspecially the latter. Those two extra Special events bring our social calendar to a close. Mr. Davis, our student council member and the various social committees all de- serve a special Thanks for their part in this successful year. is +3 The Student Senate initiates and directs all student activities at J. C. Student SCHHTC-left I0 right, front row, Tom Spencer, joan Beeks, Dale Og- den, Martha Marshall Back Row-jim Reaugh, Ed Mead, Marilyn Brown, David Springer, Gordon Stiles, Mr. Davis One of the first most important social Q' -Gordon Stiles, Dr. Smit, speaker, Martha Mrs. and Mr. Miller The j.C. annually entertains the High School Honorary Society: Left, MiSS BOWUZ fight, Wayne LHIHIC, Ed Sfhmlfdeli Hoglan, Mrs and Mr Miller Dr Samuel Stevens Carol Henze members of school honor society who were and Ed Mead Seated for the Parent s Dinner left t0 Emma Wehrman Laura Collins visitor Mrs , Bob Anson in Marshall and bouquet, Mr. and Mrs. Davis, -l Speakers table left to right Mrs and Mr , 5 f 2 .g V T ohn Lent, Joe Marqu x Y V Q Aw, ' L Q ,. or , . -X - 1 H F . I Front row-Joe Marquardt and Bob Morgan. 4: Q! gf Back row-Myrene Yctley, Betty Varnum, Joan Bccks. .Qi A ,HATS V6-I ' 5,,,,,,.. ...I 1 ,E Sm i 5' -or -- , v i v u I 5. X ' -14 K ' , . ?:A- . Dive Springer, unknown, Paul Irons, John Lgnf, .mknown Max Wultemeyer I..' , I ,,fhEQ V . 5 .i i ., , 5 1 r , 6- pest' ADL 8' 1 ' w 'G' 0 'X , -J X 0' .--' ,6 .iw f ,' :fn R- '-'l 1- iff: H . .5 .il P., ff- l V3 7 , . . al :g I Q ,f ,wk is i ,r ly Zvi 'l ha W1-., ,n - W N - 1 gif , rf.. u fi' A M 1' Y , .i f ,ix n. A A .Eg 33's Qs - ...A i 144 .Q PEIY' ,L,nG-1: l. I '1l 4T-w. ' rua- . a gf -- ,H Co Captain Rex Vana l Bob Dunh m Paul Gravatt The Marshalltown junior College, under the instruction of Ben Trickey, had a very successful season. During the campaign they came through with 16 wins and 5 losses. They participated in the Iowa junior College tourna- ment in Webster City, and lost a close game to Grace- land College. They also made a trip to Fort Scott, Kansas, where they played in a re- gional tournament. There they lost to a rangy McCook, Ne- braska, five. Although it was his first year of coaching at the junior College, Ben Trickey did an excellent job, and should be congratulated. Chuck Mellows and Bob Hartm V15 St. John, R. Vana, Bacino, Re Stiles, Nicoloff, Jim Elder, Mgr. Row 2: Coach Trickey, B. Vana, Mellows, Gr Meldahl, Dunham, Hartman, and Cordt. B111 Van COIIBQHIIB DIEIYBYS CIDSB SllCC8SSflIl SBEISOII Small but mighty, that's the Collegiate Players. Although the group started out ast fall with only a small enrollment of members, throughout the year they have radually added more junior college students to their drama nest. The young enthusiasts have performed successfully four dramatizations hroughout the college year. A Our Hearts Were Young and Gay was the three-act comedy chosen by he group for the colleges fall play. The story displays the troubles and exciting mbitions of youth with heartwarming sympathy and humor. Mid-semester the dramatists decided to rehearse two oneaacts, Cabbages and 'Trysting Place, to appear in several small towns for acting experience and to urther the interest of high school students in our Marshalltown junior College. he shows have appeared in several towns this winter and spring and have been eceived with great applause and encouraged to come back again. Cabbages is the humorous play of a simple Germany family, the Gross- eiers, who struck oil on their tiny farm and became rich overnight. It takes a amily tree and a lot of convincing talk from Papa and the daughter Tildy before ama Grossmeier realizes that a sudden inflow of money cannot change their ifelong customs and habits. The one scene of Trysting Place centers around a large couch in the lobby f a hotel upon which three pairs of various aged lovers vow their undying affec- 'ons at one time or another, and behind which one unfortunate love-sick boy is orced to hide for most of the play. Ten Little Indians the stage play adapted from the book and movie And hen There Were None by Agatha Christie, was presented by the Cillegiate layers as the annual spring play. Having done several comedies, the club de- ided this three-act murder-mystery would be Something new and unusual to at- mpt. They ran the show two consecutive nights with great success. A rather large rowd received the cast's superb performance both evenings. It takes a hardworking group of actors and actresses to produce a good play, ut looking for a few minutes behind the settings and side wings, it may be ob- rved that it takes an ambitious and interested director and industrious stage crew J really put a play in the front ranks. We pay tribute to Miss Houghton and ll of the technical crews for the wonderful job they have done this year. Perhaps the Collegiate Players most cherished and complimentary achievement f the year was their winning at the Iowa State ,lunior College Festival and Con- st held at Drake University this spring. The Collegiate Players drama club has made a great record this year with its of the drama club. May they display the same eagerness and co-operation has made their predecessors so welcome and entertaining, Little lri llAnS and hardworking members. Here's the horseshoe to succeeding ...Our Hearts if! i 42 4 Were Young and wil . .gd UMM NNW WHHV W5 Wiki 14 L'00PZL' 01 KIDS' ff fix Ap j fl vlwfx 3 x QQ it X ,Ev Mr. Don Weatherman and his capable assistant, Miss Catherine Guernsey Qflle rung 0 a iafjJe1' was never mean? fo res? upon, Lu? only fo IQOIJ cz manls ko? Zong enouglz fo enagie Lim fo pu? lim ofiier somewlmf ldglaer. Tbomaf Henry Huxley 1 . '3 -9-1 . V ' ,Hi Miss Angell Mr. Barton Miss Butterfield 'Miss Colleran B.S. Drake, D55 B,A, Grinnell, MA, B.S. Iowa StateTeach- B.S. Minnesota Uni- moines, Mathematics. Colorado State Teach. ers College, Clothing. versity, Mathematics, ers, Coach and History. English- i' .if ' , . , ' 1 Y -. . - Mr. Cunningham B.A. Science, Ames, Science. Miss Iverson B.A. Iowa State Teachers college, English. M Miss Mohler B.A. McPherson, Missouri, social Sci- ence. 1. v -,ff ? Miss Deck B.A. Iowa State Teachers College, Mathematics, Eng- 459 Mrs. Jackson B.S. Iowa State Teachers College, Foods. I I 4 Q- A a 4 .Y ? , Q F S, R . 1 I Miss Sadoff B.A. Iowa State Teachers College, Latin, English. 7. , . 9 C il. ye Miss Hartz B.A. University of Iowa, English, History. Miss Galagen B.A. Iowa State Teachers College, History. ,W . 4 if . XX y ,, xx l A ' MQ .fl Miss Lucas B.S. North East Missouri Teachers College, Mathe- Miss Madson B.A. Iowa State Teachers College, English. . 1 -'wr . iifiegv lil G if I ' it fig: Miss Sherrard Mr, Swartz B.A. Iowa State 13.5, Iowa State Teachers College: Teachers College, Mathematics. g Industrial Arts. Miss Houghton B.S. Drake, Des Moines, English. 1 'O ..-r' Miss Miller B.A. Grinnell, So- cial Science. Q ' 4 Mr. Trickey B.A. Coe College, Science, Coach. 0 l H211 The cast for the Chnstmas operetta durmg rehearsal THE STUDENT SENATE Back Row Gooaale Zuer cher Rockhrll Mxller Peterson Bremner Front Row Hogland Norris Shrvley Cox Houghton B alla r d Marble Barlow THE CO PRESIDENTS Ballard and Norrrs The young actors and actresses belongmg to the junror Hngh Curtam Rarsers Thrs group fmds time to smrle for Leo on thexr way home from school The charm of musnc rs shown rn thus Leo Trcvas The boys above are the male song pxcture of the junror Hugh Grrls Glee Club our camera frrend brrds of the Glee Club groups 5122 Front Row left to nght Roger Walkup Don Svutzer Myron Collms Mxddle Row left to rlght Bob Goodale jim Moore Dave Norns B111 Zuercher Jumor Ballard Gerald Elchorn Dlck Mmer Wlllxam Mott Back Row left to nght Coach B111 Barton Roger Yandell Brooke Workman Doaglas Myers George Helrmg Bob Stegal Duck Lusby Mr Cunnmgham The Bobknts at work Telmwmk r. Y Font ro Vc Hog! nd Bull Lan D1 e Elde J e D ud Dale Walto jnm Huff B1 ly Beckw th Bob Clark Back Mr Cunnn gham Dxck End cott Dck Peterson Garry K ox Mayhlan Pnper Frank Spencer B11 Ezell Orla Davls Jer Kmdred Robert lfmner, Floyd Look at all those muscles Ballard Coach Bal Barton Jump ball 1 123 s . I I 1, 1, A K 4 ww, ey A 1 ,Q 1' ka ,ye .H 13 91 ' fi all 1 - 4 7 V ' 5 Kwik , to N r w-i .v i 'r. oh, row- . n , 1 i , i A, in fi!-Q L W X :wa ,1 .. 'H' ..,,,,, 4 .ik , Liifi A an --' 10146 N' en Mint 7-4 -4. .u,.??J' 'H 'M' 0 Nfvfqii --u..., va-wiv 'Q' fluviw k A I , .I , 9 , .v ' sv 523 X 1' K is ' if' C s ' 7' K V K . A f , .. d ,N If' -Q V Q '55 I - 9 , 1 S . . - , 'I- V ..v,. ,Mhz A A Jw 3- . 'Y if . ,L V 7 1'7 Q ' .- . - Q., .w,..4,L... . , . ...-. 1 W -A-M N , .1 .lr . W7 ywx iw? A Q Nh hJ5m.i.,::NNLb .2 A W M W 35.5, s sl :n um bww, . .x ,. ' It H - w, 31, V' A.. Al54,,,,, sm, , ,A , V: ' ' ' - . .. , ' ' ' 'H' 4' '34 K .., . K ' wi ,. ' .0 - . K ' ?a4z' Swept ROLLS OFF THE PRESS ,4 MARSHALL PRINTING CGMPANY I Z o+o+o 20 WEST MAIN STREET - A DEGREE STAFF Frrst Row-Carl Gustafson sololst. Ray Wrlllts prelcxte Ronald Brown, pramst. Second Row LeC1a:ir Fxler past governor Stcmly Huston, Sergeant-atArms LeVerne Rrchurdson governor Jerry Wagner Juruor governor Floyd Thompson. orator CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 legal Ufmfa af Number 313 f1zs1 Marshalltown Jun1nr College Advantages of a large school wlth the convenxence ot a small school Llberal Arts Pre-Commerce Pre Englneerlng Pre Nurslng Pre Law Teacher Tramlng Credrts wall be accepted at full value at the semor colleges unless type of course ms changed. Save from S500 to S700 per year for further education at the Marshalltown lumor College I - as Pre-Dental I T -' , t ff, D271 6 S f'k1'3rQfhe. 'FBT Cl fb NUU2 nts cn X Adams A '0 YZWHXMQ- Q A 5Gu'5 Conn xg QKT 'iff-saXe.sm vx Bob Q30-NNE 'Km AMS sevb oe, 588 s oufxx vx mom VNTELA fu 'YK uns Seam v vnuke:-. Nxxs. Q99 mvrvue-if' S vo6m.dY' vs Qkfvavhs ofiks aK'Ax C on gmtulatzom to the Clan 0 1948 Reddy Kxllowati says For Electncal Apphcmces See The IGWA ELEC'I'RIC LIGHT Sr POWER CGMPANY 119 East Main D151 5531 1281 a K LW nsxgbijawevi, U S J- D .U .B . o or umm! !HN1HElHHnf44mm 3 fo 0 05 i 'A 15- ' ' 5 2 C on graiulalzonf Senior: Ynunker Brmtnall s Your Smre o S 1 1 Presentmg Ioan Enckson modelmg a formal gown selected from our college shop LENNCJX FURNACE COMPANY 5129 . ' ' I l f a iffar ion Always FIS!-IEI2 GOVERNOR COMPANY KIOWA CORPORATION BRASS 6. ALUMINUM FOUNDERS The Home o HARRY C HARTER POST NO 839 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS A S'I'RICI'LY ALL OVERSEAS VETERANS ORGANIZATION RELIABLE IMPLEMENT STORE 108 No Center Phone 3694 'QQ- Many social events are privileged the use of our beautiful ballroom throughout the year by contacting the management for dates. This courtesy is extended tree to churches -schools-fraternal and civic organizations. IMemberslup m the V.FW g1ves those who served overseas wxth the armed forces the opportumty to serve the Patnohc Welfare of then' Commumnes as workers and lead ers m projects dedxcated to the Pubhc mter est. ff' Your best bet 15 Bettis' BETTS HA'I'C'HE'RY 26 North Fnst Ave Marshalltown 5131 0 Soriely Brand Clollaex 0 Flonbeim Shoe! U Dobbx I-Ian Abel Sz Abel, Inc: Preycrzptzon Sperzalutx MAYERS BEST DRUGS , G., ,, ,,,,,, 19 W Mcnn St. Dial 6209 132 I I I E. Q 11 -OL r' nop 1 J BOOK COAL COMPANY 310 So 4th Ave Phone 4458 PHILLIPS FOOD MARKET WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Buxton Home Owned Gordcmer Thu Time ltr Hudfon IOHNSTON GINTER INC 133 5 ,f ., 1,',, 'Q' 's . . X , , I O me JIORGAN Congmtulatzom' Gmduafex School days are over for a great mcmy of you and you wxll be e tenng the buslness world For good. sound professional advxce concermng YOUR PERSONAL INSURANCE PROGRAM no-write-or pho e Iohn R Seaton Best Band to Come to the srncuu. Acum- Cohseum New York Lzte Insurance Co 303 No. Center St SP0 '0 d 'DY Wendell L WMS Marshalltown Iowa Phone save i --,-.,,.,..,,,-'A Xa-' The Newest R A D I O Fashlons YELLOW CAB Coats Sults Did Dial Dresses 24 hour service G O ENSQMQ N S 1341 R 1 -if - . . ' .f . . . . -7:f.fy:.! 'Q K- V N 5 3 6 A , ,n , N in 7 25,57 J GUUDRICH Spomng Goods Home Applmnoes Bxcycles Tire and Battery Servxce 405WMmn 'fn 'V PURSEL FUNERAL HOME Phone 5511 X Y Ui '20-IUDZIO The newext and cleaner! place to eat in town Fountcnn Servlce French Fnes CAFE I . . V I I r , 1' e Ri- e ' Egg eeee. ,Q , Q I .we , 5 ' e . gg?-mi . V 'M X , . Is, fl W N X o k ifw Wwmwmum X QA . ,gpg I Mm V? 'yx TN. ' -'H . ' f 3 x 'V 1 A :A xx. tl I mv 9 1' we 1 X! :Af o uxx -gr .- 'va I . on ., Q, X 2: 3' . . a I ' . mi The Sportsman Trade: at SUPERIOR SPORTING SUPPILIES 21 No lst Ave Dxul 8280 AMERICAN TYPEWRITER SUPPLY COMPANY Joe Mochmck owner 27 So Center St. H M. AX. compliments o Q- '? STRAND BAKING COMPANY 1361 ,Rl P 6 ' 715, . STEGMANS HARDWARE HIATTS D-X 'H44 GLICK SUPPLY CO 204 So lst Ave Phone 4431 'l'RUMP'S GROCHRY 6 MARKET mu, IOHN W. CONNER BURR H PERRIN ESTEL FUNERAL HOME MAHSHALLTONNN. IOWA Complzments of Marshalltown Manufachmng Compang End Your Queft For the Bert WINTEITS IACKSON DAIRY Marshalltown, Iowa 5137 . o S : A G' ll PHILLIPS GROCERY I you want 117 We lmve 11 Pop Corn Candy Frosty Malts Ice Cream o -ll -l Ill ll Srl ings RLSG TFFUI -'-f-w-n-v.4......,,..,- in lxktgiw NV? +, RUBY S BEAUTY SALON S S to w cover Ideal Bakery, I wad Mum For that Sperm! Look :ee Ruby 138 Ls 7 4 if ' I g, T i H Q ll U A gg S 5 eff' I ,f C C O Q V QSM , A 1' '1f, .r , 4 5. A on 'I P P H . C P -o-M--M-- o A 2,5 Q 'G' j ' 'fw ' , .MMM - .Mo ' 'Nu' ff H+ , , .,.o .:,,,M,,, o .S H 4 -----.W v.,,f..- , A A E i . MWTR 'A -,.W.-. ,.., .,,,V,,.W.i ' A. L. . ,.,. 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U , I ' rr ' xr- Bert lV1.rhe.f To The Clan 48 May Your Axpzratzony of Today Be Your Realzzatzom o Tomorrow THE CORN BELT Food Store qcod food low pncos-everyday Satufacho plus 'That B the OORN BELT WAY PHONE 3327 IH W MAIN MARSHALLTOWN Congratulations To The Clan o 48 May You Solve the Problem: of The Book o Life Even Better Than you Have the Problem: o the Text Book: THE SURPLUS SUPPLY STORE Good Shoes Rubber Footwear Me B Clothing etc at a saving JACK SPRAT FOODS ARE A TREAT TO EAT MOTOR REWINDING AND R1-IPAIRING EGLESTON ELECTRIC CO Get to know uf by the work we do 317 S 3rd Ave D1a16261 Fxve effxcxent operators P our good barbers at your au-condmoned ground floor MASONIC TEMPLE BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP FOR APPOINTMENT DIAL 7946 Day old BABY crncxs staffed F om g diy culled and bloodtestod Docks Everything for the Poultry Rcnler I-'ull line Poultry Hog and Cattle een Gable Building: MODEL HATCHERY Home of Model Chzrkf 29 3133 No lst A 0 hone 9153 MARSHALLTOWN IOWA CENTRAL IOWA FARM STORE Authorized Dealer ALLIS-CHALMERS SALES AND SERVICE Headquarters for Nutrena Feeds 110-114 East State Street WEBSTER INSURANCE AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE SUBBTY BONDS Tremont Bmldmq Dxal 7260 MARSHALLTOWN IOWA U39 of H H f rr u ff - n , f R f n' -, .. 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P I DR I I MAYHOOD CHIIROPRACTOR RAY ANDREWS Baszc Techxucxan XRayLaboratory DENTIST 205 Masomc Temple Marshalltown D1a1 5796 RICHARD C SCHILLER OPTOMETRJST M G KNODLE DDS Phone 7339 405 Masomc Temple Marshalltown Iowa D1a1 7205 DR DAVID R WELKER DENTIST 206 Masomc Bld R A ROCKHILL LAWYER Q 113113 W Mum Marshalltown Iowa Mldwest Floral Co 408 S 9th St 140 Suite 417-Masonic Temple F Lx I Produce, 0, HAWKEYE o1L co Mmm com, Anas SHELL DISTRIBUTORS SIGMOND AERIAL PHOTO CO A11 Grade 51810118 Motor 0113 Industnal O11s Metered Fuel O11 Dehvenes N 3rd Ave D1a1 9022 8th Ave 61 Nevada Phone 5724 Marshalltown Iowa P A BOGAEM 0 LONGINE WATCHES KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS ELGIN WATCHES WW' gy .55 wwffwfrmf? ,mf Your CREDIT jewelen' 14 North Center Street Endlcott Prmtmg Serwce fFormer1y M1.11er SJ Estcbhshed 1877 COMMERCIAL PRINTERS D1al 8723 30 South First Street Mqrshqlltown Iqwq I1 4 . . . l+O+0 ' ' I . . , wner It 52' 421 - ' tr. .. -fam, f--15- , f .1 f- ,fl .- : '.,,,, 93 ,' . . I, 1 .... . , . A ,. ,T 0 ' I 0 0 o o . 1 I EWERS SHOE Company Walkove! Crosley-Square Roblee Calliomla Cobbler: Naturalizer-I C I.. Horton owner 16 W Mam. Phone 3159 C ongraiulalonr Clan 0 48 BRENNECKE BROS REAL STATE INSURANCE Success to the 1948 Class xs the Smcere wxsh of FANTLE BROS DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 3378 Corner of Center and Mam 'Me 514515044 W, 714mm Artrsncally arranged for any occaslon 201 West Mam Dxal 5146 GLEN REIBSAMEN Farm Loans. Real Estate and Insurance Corn Belt of Iowa Office over 285 East Mam Street Marshalltown Iowa Othce Dxal 4796 Resrdence 3893 WHITE INSURANCE AGENCY Automobrle fire workmens compensahon general habzlrty surety bonds real estate loans and real estate 14 North I-'zrst Avenue Dral 9362 VVILLIS DOWDEN CONOCO SERVICE ll North Thrrd Ave Dral 6392 1421 WIISON S SUPER SERVICE Need to Replace AUTO GLASS? Complete safety glass and auto body hard ware replacement B91'V1Ce Quxclf eco- Safety Glass' CARBURLTOR REPAIRS BATTERY SERVICE AUTO ELECTRICIANS BRAKE SERVICE GOOD YEAR TIRE SHELL GAS-OIL WASH-GREASE Dnve III please dnve out pleased Phone 9322 Marshalltown Iowa HENRY SEBERG REALTOR Real Estate-General Insurance CON IACOBSON CO Pf0P0ffY Management PHONE 7430 103 S First St Loans and Investments Dxal-8877 IZSMZ East Mam Street fjackafzl SALES AND SERVICE Ask the Man Who Owns One KEEFER MOTOR C0 125 EAST STATE DIAL 3132 QUINN AUTO RADIATOR CONGRATULATIONS 5 H 0 P SENIORS! 205 East Church Phone 8693 GOOD LUCK SENIORS RED CROWN BOWLING ALLEY 143 nomical. Drive in today-for ' O X Congralulatzom to lbe Clan 0 48 We thank yo f y r patronage a d h pe to erve yo nthet tue To the Clan 0 49 hop e ou Ne St o y he e o a d pec al oc a o p ctu es zovv w Mm sn D 1 773 -ae! G W SHORT W SHORT AGENCY INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Marshalltown Iowa SAFETY SERVICE SAVINGS HAMBLINS Home Furmshmgs Curtcnns and Drapenes VENETIAN BLINDS and WINDOW SHADES Lmens and Novelues Floor Covenngs HEALTH! WEALTH! HAPPINESS! SUCCESS! That s Our Wlsh to You The V C PETERSON CO Real Estate Loans BEARD SUPPLY COMPANY Case Tractors and Farm Implements Repau Parts and Service 501191 Center S! Marshalltown Iowa 51443 g . . Q , , - 4 . j , u or ou n o s G' ' ui u r . ff We e you'll mak r w udi our ad- quart rs for those Semi r Pox1mits n also those s i c sin i r ' 2 ' . ia 3 ' ' , . , C O I ' I I 108 W MAIN DIAL 8626 0 l IAN Electncal Contractmg HEBXQEMQUSMVIIEQ messes Blow. fashlons Coats Iewelry Suxts and Accessones Handbags WILLARDS READY T0 WEAR 36 West Mcnn A Meal In a Bun STOP AT THE Ma1d R1te Sandw1ch Shop 105 South 3rd Ace Marshalltown Don Taylor Mgr H Maid Rite! U Mzlk Shaker 9 Maltf 0 Pop 0 Ire Cream In Newton oward Gunre Mgr Ileref uHJbIHg'd lla py journey to the Clan WORDEN DAIRY of 1948 The best 111 dcury GALLUP INSURANCE f,'fZ22c'?Afh'f,Tm,,ff 18 s 151 Ave, Dmu eeza Phone 3235 JACK SPRAT FOODS are a Treat to eat 1145 I ,V A Y lun ,5.5:',ff A A V .jjpl tulip 5 it J.-HbAZ:ia:: EV:g5,:5 E:g ,A ,. . x - - 1-741, 6' O 0 o o o . . ' 0 . . ff ' - ' If gn t XX ' ll C on gratulatzons Graduatef o 48 and Good Luck 1n the future PIGGLY WIGGLY Anything from a snack to a 3 course a'1nner SNACK BAR 1102 North 3rdAve Open t1Jl1AM. It J Fun to Fly at our MODERN AIRPORT Vmsxtors always welcome NIEDERHAUSER AIRWAYS CAA Approved DAVIS PAINT ASSOCIATE STORE PAINT WALLPAPER-GIFTS-HOUSEWARE HOWARD E THOMAS OWNER 14 West Mam Street Marshalltown Iowa RIVERSIDE MARKET ALWAYS FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES AND GROCERIES H zt that road 0 L1 e and Trua' ge to Happzneff Let s go Semors' IOWA PRINTING CO 103 So 3rd Ave D1a1 3256 eomplzmentx o Nlchols and Green Where the good Jhoex rome rom Marshalltown Iowa May the future hold the best o everytlnng for the graduate! o 146 Ju . . . 717 N. 3rd Ave. I u ' f - E 312 ff U f f . If I48 I Central Iowa s Best Market C004 Luft? for Butterfat C1411 0 43 MARSHALL CREAMERY CO INC SILKERS GROCERY 119 121 East State St Marshalltown Iowa Phone 5265 234 N 13th St Phone 4279 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Class of 48 H O F F M A N S uulzfy jewelry 21 West Mam St Prop M L Svacma WHOLESALE RETAIL GIRLS- Iorn A Y Teen Club MARSHALL HAVE FUN MAKE FRIENDS C PLAN YOUR FUTURE CREAM SERVE YOUR COMMUNITY Tafte Tellr at the Y W C A 25 North 1stSt D1a14570 Play Dance Sw1m A COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE vw 1-f Commerc1a1 Accounts Sav1ngs Accounts Loans Col1ect1ons Safe Deposlt Trusts I147 . f U Q I Q . I E up ' 'M . if Qi . ll- S' ' X TREES and PLANTS that stand the TEST OF TIME o o O o o WHEELOCK WILSON NURSERY Marshalltown Iowa Congmtulnfzom Class oi 1948 TREMUNT CIGAR and GRILL 22 24W Mam Smead Dug Stone I0 West Mam St Marshalltown Iowa MADISON STREET GROCERY Marshalltown s BIQQGSI 11ttle Super Market Refzromzble Pnrer Aluajr 5313 For FREE Dehvery Corzggmmlaizom mm' good uzfbef gnzrfzzfzfer row the YOUNG MEN S CHRISTIAN A good place to meet your Inends CENTRAL IOWA POULTRY AND EGG CO Processors Packers Shrppers of eggs and poultry South Frrst and Mad1son Streets Phones 4495 4496 4497 FOR THE BEST IN BUY YOUR sooo Foons IT s ARTIST S MATERIALS GEORGE S W' 4' mn D1a1 3880 101 W Marn 112 W Mam St 148 ASSOCIATION . . Marshalltown Iowa I Ia at I o I DR O S STEGMAN 125' East Mam R R HANSEN MD Masomc Temple Marshalltown Iowa lOHN E SINNING M D OITICG Sulte 302 305 Masomc Temple D1al 4190 WE HAVE SKILLED BODY FENDER PAINT MEN G R A L N E K Moron SALES ts. SERVICE ACROSS FROM THE FAIRGROUNDS- DRS FRENCH WOLFE 61 CARPENTER Eye Ear Nose and Throat Mason1c Temple Phone 3353 Complrments of MARSHALLTOWN MANUFACTURING COMPANY W A KAUFFMAN MD Glasses Accurately F1tted D173 M hllt I Craft ln Keepmg Thlngs New 25 S lst St Phone 6639 L1491 C U I I 0 a . Q , . Z2 , I I 0 O Who will restore your car to it's oriqinal beauty. 1 ' Get Our Estimates. O I I I I 0 I 0 I ll - - ia 64 4': E. Main ' ars a own, owa i l In Spanish Que usted lo passe bien In French Bon Chance In English GOOD LUCK CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Boettcher's Furniture Cn. FINE ART TO SIGNS Satisfaction Guaranteed BY COOLIDGE tBasementl WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE CLEVE E BADGER Bell Realty Co over 60 years Real estate Loans Insurance IEHOUSE ,clealldtbf Home 0 ualzty Cleaning 34 Wes' Mm St DMI 6271 107 East state sf Phone 5858 PHILIP S MEN S WEAR I7 West Maxn SMITH STUDIO Photographers 17' South Center Marshalltown Iowa Marshalltown Iowa Comlnerclal State Bank, Marshalltown OFFICERS DIRECTORS G H Cark Presrdent E E Brenner Ha o1dM Cooper F E Brewer Vxce Presldent F E Brewer H L Dorosrn L G IX Cash er H G Cartwnqht G H Clark Russell W Day Asst Cashler MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 150 I 1 I A' XI: O I G X I Y . .l ---- ' .. r , l CRYSTAL BELL Regular Nlghts Tuesday Thursday Saturday Sunday -Speclal Nxqhts- Monday Wednesday Fnday 159 West State D1a1 9900 We carry a complete line of all well known brands of sportmg goods- May we serve you? Abbott 81 Sun HARDWARE 25 West Mam Phone 6647 PILGRIM CLEANERS Mllner Hotel Dxal 4369 BLISS FOOD STORE Congratulatxons Grads of 48 208 N 5th Dxal 7968 fm ztzzlmom to thc Um X S8f'lll'ltW Saw IIIQS Bank 36 East Maxn I Lp ' ' C., gl! 4 . f 7 ,L 1 L L Of M4811 O O T Y J U Best Wishes To The Class of '48 GOOD LUCK GOOD HEALTH SENIORS DR. W. G. HARBIT CHIROPRACTOR BON VOYAGE! Class of '48 Ph U t U C 1- a SKINNERS BEAUTY snop 8 Expert Operators and Barber The C Imam S190 ja I0 Serve You Ol W Mcun D1a14257 C 011 gl 12111 ztzous Semof 5 ECONOMY FOOD STORE 304 W Mc1d1son St Phone 5547 Always kemember MHS MARSHALLTOWN MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CLINIC ZUSWMAIN WPMbl D RCWII MD CLINIC PHARMACY ETHICAL PHARMACISTS 3313 R I WATSON Ph G 152 K . 1 A . ' 'z 1 I ,.c1re,M.. ..es,.. E. I. Marble. M.D. L. O. Goodman, M.D. M. E. Ieifries, M.D. Phone Marshall! I I BOUQUETS ww 5 N, coRsAGEs JM! QIIHRHHS g 1: 1 PLANTS For Those Who D E M A N D THE 'Ba 9 All th NOID S FIOWERS All o BEST ul 4336 At All Borden DEALERS 1009 W Slate D1 BLISS FOOD SHOP Li k 208 N 5th Ave D1al 7968 128 Kes! Wishes to Gmduatvs af 1948 G R A U S T U D I O E Mam Street HARRIETTE ALLEN, Owner 5 Q. PQ 1 F ,7 gf 1 I ffl, , , - POTTED Q ' A if T V' - e zrmlfl fu1'a'9' rl fftillvf Flowers Arranged for ccasions AUTOGRAPHS u 3'