Marshalltown High School - Postscript Yearbook (Marshalltown, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1951 volume:

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Cable af Kaafeafs INTRODUCTION SENIORS Senior Letter Senior Pictures Senior Index Who's Who UNDERCLASSMEN Junior Class Letter junior Home Rooms Vocational Students Sophomore Class Letter Sophomore Home Rooms ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Administrators School Board Faculty Custoclians ACTIVITIES Homecoming School Organizations Plays Publications Y Organizations Assembly Highlights MUSIC Band Orchestra Vocal SPORTS Football Basketball Track Golf JUNIOR COLLEGE ADVERTISING Novelty Pictures AUTOGRAPHS Pages 1-5 6-27 28-35 56-43 44-67 68-77 78-95 96-107 108-1 40 141-144 We with to extend to B. R. Miller our laeartieft congratalatiom on eempletmg 25 years ar MHS principal. 4 , Qi xffg 1 , 4 .... . V .:,-1', f' 5: ' , -, ls: ,,i. 5 . f gn W M 1 .W - in me ' , . ? ii'.2.Ii::E:::::I:3:iiZ:,: 4 -QL W- wn:Mlrl49 is .,:, N Q Smivrs PAGE 8 vice-president. 1951 Graduates, Snninr High Schnul MBfShHlltUWH, Inwa Dear Fellow C laxcnzatei, The one big inonzent that we have all loohed forward to is here now. Wfe are happy, yet .fad to leave all the unforgetable nieinorief of our part. Our days' were full of fun with all the dancer, plays, clubf, affentbliei, partief, and ntan y other activities. UV e inet and eftablifhed an everlafting friendxhip in the fall of '46, Co-prefidentf in our frefhinan year were La Donna Ballard and Dave N orrif. Septeinber 1948 brought our clam to M.H.S. ai Sophonioref, and we becaine part of the cheering .fection at football and baihetball ganzef, and pep ralliet. UV e believe that the day we entered af ,foph5,', began .sonze of the bert yearf of our liver. But Father Time doe5n't wait. Thofe rnemoriei had to be captured and put away, because, before it .feenied pouible, we were juniorf. At last we were upperclacfinen. That year wax hi gh-li ghted by our attendance at the Snowball, and the 5 prin g fornials. The final ,ftep was added when we gained the achievement of-Seniori and Graduation. Our Jenior year hai certainly gone fait, but we will alwayt cherifh .fuch ineinorable eventf ax honzeconzing, the popular band afceinbly, Sweetheart Swirl and otheri. Now we all niuit turn our liver to the new and exciting future ahead of uf. No nzatter where our lives inay tahe ui, we will alwayc be intereited in the activitiex of the Marfhalltown High School. Youry in inenzory, CLASS OF 1951 Senior Class Officers. Left to right-Seated M y Nicholson, secretory-treasurer: Bob Steqcxll p es d Ben Trickey, sponsor. Standing: Clair R d Ed Barlow Bob Bonaventure Carol Beary janet Bowers Monna Beckham Charles Boyle Barbara Berg Donna Braack Dick Abel Marjorie Arment Nora jones CAirhartJ Rosa Uhde Ary Jo Ann Anderson Armand Baker Darlene Forman Arment Xjess Barker PAGE 9 PAGE Shirley Briggs Betty Anderson Burgess Carol Brown X- Fred Burk Sharon Brown X Barbara Carlson Beverly Bryant X Fred Clark 10 Robert Clemons If Gilbert Cripps Myron Collins Marilyn Dawson Curtis Corwin Dan Decker Pat Cox Dick Decker Donna Decker juanne Duane Bill Demmon XVillis Dulwlwins Larry Dennis .Janice Dust Lillian Divis fsue Downing Berdeen Drew Bettcann Eiler Donald Dudcn Larry Engman Thelma Dutton jackie Ennis juil Ilichorn Irvin Fonken PAGE 11 Q Pat Fraker Dun Gurdon Juanita Gallentine Shirlee Halter Bob Goodale Charles Harvey Leon Goosey Ralph Harvey PAGE 12 Carol Haycox George Heiring Wally Hey jenn Hullingswnrth S Marian Hopper Delores Hwuglmmn Kathy .Incuhsun Connie jeffrey Raymond John Bob johnson ,lo Ann johnson Pat jones Le Roy Johnson jo Ann Kelso Marcella johnson Connie Kendall Shirley Knox Norman Legg Dotta Kutter Bill Linsenmeyer David LaValley ?Roy Lord Lowell Ledford Don Lyman PAGE Dick Miner Bill Mott Barbara Moore !Darwin Muzzy jim Moore Dale Nablo Beverly Mott Mirilza Neiders PAGE Dena McDowell .fDoug Meyer Georgia McGriff La Vern Miller ,lane Melberg Phyllis Miller Lewis Meling Warnl Miller 14 john Nelson Ken Niehouse Darwin Ness Dave Norris Mary Liz Nicholson Bill Norton Con Nicothodes Collette Nutter jim Overturf Emerson Pose Shirley Partchey La Vonne Pugh Betty Perry Harold Pull Wayne Pickens Betty Pulver PAGE 15 Phyllis Russie Bud Schooley Suzanne Shaw Ronald Shutt Janice Smit Barbara Smith Donald Smith Helen Jean Smith Stanley Rebik Dick Rockhill Dolores Robertson Romaine Rockhill Larry Robinson Clair Rudison Marcia Rockey Jeanette Russell PAGE 16 Miriam Smith Barbara Stanley Andrew Spencer jim Stanley jim Spencer Bob Stegall Marilyn Springer f,,Dun Switzer Nada Thompson -X' Phyllis Tychsen Arla Trolvaugli Yvonne Van de Wczestyne jackie Tucker Hazel Van Law Lois Tuttle Joyce Vecera PAGE 17 joanne Willits fjerry Wisecarver Brooke Vlforkman X Bill Zuercher Eugene Wright Ronald Kasel Chuck Campbell Barbara Vukuun Clara Weirlner Roger Walkup Alan West Rosemary Warrl Vivian Clark Whittlesey Helen Wauters Dixie Willarrl PAGE 18 Scuinr Jude! Blass nf 1951 -- Senior Hiqh Snhnul Marshalltnwn, luwa RICHARD B. ABEL ARNOLD Home Room Secretary-Treasurer 15 Vice-President 35 Hi-Y 1-45 Track 45 Vocational 4. ELENORA MARIE AIRHART COLO Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Homecoming Attendant 45 Vo- cational 4. IOANN ANDERSON ARNOLD Glee Club l, 25 Vocational 4. DARLENE I-'ORMAN ARMENT ANSON Glee Club 15 Vocational 4. MARIORIE ARMENT ANSON Vocational 4. ARMAND F. BAKER ARNOLD Hi-Y 1-45 Football l, 3, 4, Letter 45 Basketball 25 Track 35 Golf 2, 35 Band 1-4, Letter 45 Brass Sextet 45 Pep Band 2, 35 Basketball Band 2, 35 Orchestra 4. IESS RAYMOND BARKER ANSON Home Room Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 45 Student Senate 45 Hi-Y 3, 4. EDWARD I. BARLOW GLICK Hi-Y Conference 1. CAROL MAXINE BEATY UNION GAA 2-45 Vocational 4. MONNA MAE BECKHAM ANSON Y-Teen 1, 25 G-Y 3, 45 Y Conference 15 Church League l-45 Band 1-4, Letter 45 Pebbles News Editor 45 Pep Club 2-45 GAA 2-45 Usher 4. BARBARA ANNE BERG GLICK Home Room Vice-President 45 Scholarship Society 3, 45 Y-Teen 1, 25 G-Y 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Pep Club 2-45 GAA 2-4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 45 Usher 45 Vocational 4. ROBERT L. BONAVENTURE ARNOLD Home Room President 15 Student Senate 15 Hi-Y 1-45 Band l-4, Letter 3, 45 Clarinet Quartet 2-45 Pep Band 45 Basketball Band 2-45 Orchestra 4. MARY IANET BOWERS FRANKLIN Y-Teen, 1, 25 G-Y 3, 45 Church League 35 Masque and Dagger 3, 4, Letter 45 Pep Club 2-45 GAA 2-45 Usher 4. CHARLES FRANKLIN BOYLE AARON PALMER Vocational 4. DONNA MAE BRAACK ABBOTT Y-Teen l, 25 Glee Club l5 GAA 2, 35 Vocational 3,4. SHIRLEY KAY BRIGGS ROGERS Y-Teen l, 25 G-Y 35 Pep Club 2-45 GAA 2-45 Usher 45 Vocational 4. CAROL LOUISE BROWN ROGERS Y-Teen 1, 25 G-Y 3, 45 Glee Club 2-45 GAA 25 Voca- tional 4. SHARON IEANNE BROWN AARON PALMER Y-Teen, 1, 25 G-Y 3, 45 Church League 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Girls' Trio 3, 4, Letter 35 Masque and Dagger 3, 45 Letter 45 Seventeenth Summer, Seven Sisters5 Play Contests 45 Pep Club 2-45 GAA 2-45 Usher 4. BEVERLY IEAN BRYANT AARON PALMER Y-Teen l, 25 Glee Club l-45 Pep Club 2, 35 GAA 2. BETTY BURGESS ANSON Scholarship Society 2, CHARLES FRED BURK ROOSEVELT, DES MOINES Hi-Y 3, 45 Church League 35 Football 1, 25 Golf 35 Track Manager 4, Letter 45 Masque and Dagger 3, 45 Letter 4. CHARLES E. CAMPBELL NORTH HIGH, DES MOINES Class Secretary 35 Hi-Y 1, 45 Church League 45 Football 2, 35 Basketball 15 Track 45 Vocational 2. BARBARA IANE CARLSON GLICK Y-Teen 1, 25 G-Y 35 Pep Club 2-45 GAA 2-45 Usher 45 Vocational 4. PAGE 19 FREDERICK ALLEN CLARK ANSON Home Room Secretary-Treasurer 25 Hi-Y 1-4, Chap- lain l5 Hi-Y Conference 25 Church League 3, 45 M Club 45 Football l-4, Letter l, 45 Track 2, 35 Band 2-4, Letter 35 Brass Sextet 45 Basketball Band 2-45 Orchestra I-4, Letter 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Boys' Quartet 35 Masque and Dagger 45 Pebbles5 Post Script Circulation Manager 45 Intra-Murals 3. ROBERT W. CLEMONS GLICK MYRON A. COLLINS RENWICK Football 45 Basketball 15 Track 15 Intra-Murals 3, 4. CURTIS L. CORWIN GLICK Scholarship Society 3, 4. PATRICIA I. COX AARON PALMER Home Room President 1, 35 Student Senate 1, 35 State Student Council Convention 35 Y-Teen 1, 25 G-Y 3, 45 Church League 2-45 Glee Club 2, 3, Presi- dent 25 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Letter 45 Curtain Raisers l5 Masque and Dagger 3, 45 Seven Sisters5 Pebbles and Post Script Photographer 45 Pep Club 3, 45 GAA 25 Usher 4. GILBERT CHARLES CRIPPS AARON PALMER Band 1-4, Letter 35 Pep Band l, 2, 45 Basketball Band 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 4, Letter 45 Vocational 3, 4. MARILYN MARGARET DAWSON AARON PALMER Y-Teen l, 25 G-Y 3, 45 Church League 25 Glee Club l-45 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Letter 45 Pep Club 2-45 GAA 2-45 Usher 4. DANIEL WEBSTER DECKER AARON PALMER Home Room President I, Secretary-Treasurer 3-45 Student Senate 1, 35 Class Secretary-Treasurer 35 State Student Council Convention 35 Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4. DONNA RAE DECKER WOODBURY Home Room Secretary 25 Student Senate 45 Y-Teen 1, 25 G-Y 3-45 Church League 2-45 Masque and Dagger 45 Pep Club 2, 35 GAA 2-45 President 45 Usher 45 Vocational 4. RICHARD LOWELL DECKER AARON PALMER Home Room Vice-President 25 Orchestra 2, 35 Vo- cational 3. WILLIAM WESLEY DEMMON HOUSTON. TEXAS Hi-Y 2-4. PAGE 20 LAWRENCE W. DENNIS ROGERS Student Senate 45 Scholarship Society 3, 45 Hi-Y l-45 Church League l-45 M Club 3, 45 Basketball 2, 4, Letter 45 Track l, 3, 4, Letter 3, 45 Golf 2, 3, 45 Band 3, 4, Letter 45 Brass Sextet 3, 45 Pep Band 3, 45 Basketball Band 3, 45 Pebbles Editor 45 Times-Re- publican Correspondent 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Intra- Murals 3. LILLIAN IO DAVIS AARON PALMER Home Room Officer 1, 25 Scholarship Society 45 Y-Teen 1, 25 G-Y 3, 45 Church League 2-45 Curtain Raisers l5 Masque and Dagger 3, 45 Seven Sisters5 Pep Club 2-45 Cheerleader 1, 3, 45 GAA 2-4, Vice- President 3, EVELYN IOANNE DOANE ANSON Y-Teen l, 25 G-Y 35 Church League 35 Glee Club l5 Vocational 4, WILLIS EUGENE DOBBINS GLICK Hi-Y 15 Church League 15 Pebbles 45 Post Script Organizations Editor 45 Intra-Murals 2. IANICE ELIZABETH DOST ANSON Scholarship Society 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Usher 45 Vocational 4. SUE CHARLENE DOWNING FRANKLIN. CEDAR RAPIDS Scholarship Society 3, 45 Y-Teens l, 25 G-Y 3, 4, Secretary 35 Y Conferences 35 Glee Club 15 Masque and Dagger 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Letter 35 Play Con- tests 45 Seven Sisters5 Pebbles Art Editor 45 Post Script Associate Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Pep Club 2-45 GAA 2-45 Usher 4. SARAH BERDEEN AUGUSTA DREW ARNOLD Glee Club 1, 4. DONALD LAVERNE DUDEN ANSON Vocational 3, 45 Intra-Murals 3. THELMA RAE DUTTON FRANKLIN Vocational 3, 4. GERALD L. EICHORN FRANKLIN Home Room Vice-President 3, 45 Student Senate 45 Church League l5 M Club 3, 4, President 45 Football 1-4, Letter 1, 3, 45 Basketball 1-4, Letter l, 3, 45 Track 1-4, Letter 1, 3, 45 Pebbles Sports Editor 45 Intra-Murals 1. BETTEANN EILER ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA Scholarship Society 3, 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, G-Y 3, 4, Church League 3, 4, Band 1-4, Curtain Raisers l, Masque cmd Dagger 3, 4, Letter 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Pebbles Advertising Manager 4, Post Script Busi- ness Manager 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Usher 4. LAWRENCE T. ENGMAN FRANKLIN Home Room Vice President 3, Scholarship Society 3, Hi-Y 1-4, M Club 4, Basketball 2-4, Letter 4, Track 3, Masque and Dagger 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Pebbles Sports Editor 4. IACQUELINE RUTH ENNIS ARNOLD Y-Teen 1, 2, G-Y 3, 4, Curtain Raisers l, Pep Club 2-4, GAA 2-4, Usher 4. IRVIN I. RAY FONKEN AARON PALMER Hi-Y 4, Church League 1-3, Track l-3, Band l-4, Letter 4, Clarinet Quartet 4, Basketball Band 4, Orchestra 4. PATRICIA RAE I-'RAKER ARNOLD Y-Teen 1, 2, G-Y 3-4, Y-Conferences 2, Church League l-4, Curtain Raisers 1, Masque and Dagger 3, 4, Pebbles 4, Post Script Faculty Editor 4, Pep Club 2-4, GAA 2-4, Usher 4. IUANITA ELAINE GALLENTINE ARNOLD Vocational 4. ROBERT SELDEN GOODALE ARNOLD Home Room President 1-3, Student Senate 1-4, Hi-Y 1-4, Hi-Y Conference 2, M Club 3, 4, Football l-4, Letter 3, 4, Basketball 1-4, Letter 2, Manager 3, Track 1-3, Boys State 4, Curtain Raisers l, Masque and Dagger 3, 4, Seven Sisters, Intra-Murals 2. LEON GOOSEY FRANKLIN Hi-Y 3, Church League l, Football l, Vocational 1, Intra-Murals 3. DONIVAN L. GORDON GLICK Hi-Y 3, Golf 3, 4, Intra-Murals Z. SHIRLEY LEA HALTER CENTRAL IR. HIGH. IOWA FALLS Y-Teen l, 2, G-Y 3, 4, Y Conference 1, Church League 2-4, Band 1-4, Letter 4, Pep Club 2-4, GAA 2, 3, Usher 4, Vocational 4. CHARLES WII.LARD HARVEY WOODBURY Scholarship Society 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Vocational 3, 4. RALPH CHANDLER HARVEY ROOSEVELT. DES MOINES M Club 3, 4, Football l, 3, 4, Letter 1, 3, 4, Vocational 3, 4. CAROL IEAN HAYCOX PEABODY. MASSACHUSETTS Home Room Secretary 4, Student Senate 4, Y-Teen 2, G-Y 3, Scholarship Society 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Orchestra 2-4, Letter 4, Band 4, Pebbles Business Manager 4, Editor 4, Pep Club 2-4, GAA 2, Usher 4. GEORGE WILLIAM HEIRING AARON PALMER Scholarship 3, 4, Hi-Y 1-4, Hi-Y Conference 2, Church League 4, Football 2, 3, Basketball 2-4, Track 2, Mixed Chorus 4, Boys' Quartet 4, Masque and Dagger 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, Oratorical Contest 3, Play Contests 3, 4, Nut Farm, Seventeenth Summer, Seven Sisters, Quill and Scroll Pebbles Associate Editor 4, Post Script Art Editor 4, Boys' State 4, Senator. WALTER I OSEPH HEY ROGERS Home Room Secretary 1, President 4, Student Sen- ate 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, Football l, 2, 4, Track l, Curtain Raisers l, Masque and Dagger 4, Play Contests 4, Seven Sisters. BEVERLY IEAN HOLLINGSWORTH AARON PALMER Home Room Vice-President 4, Scholarship Society 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, G-Y 3, 4, Church League 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Pep Club 3, 4, GAA 2-4, Usher 4. MARIAN LOUISE HOPPER AARON PALMER Y-Teen l, 2, G-Y 3, 4, Church League 2-4, Band 1-4, Letter 4, Masque and Dagger 3, 4, Seven Sisters, Pebbles Iunior High Editor 4, Pep Club 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Usher 4. DELORES RAE HOUGHTON FRANKLIN Home Room President 1, 2, Student Senate l, 2, 4, Secretary 4, Y-Teen l, 2, President 2, G-Y 3, 4, President 4, Y Conference 1, 2, 4, Church League 3, Band 1-4, President l, Letter 4, Masque and Dagger 3, 4, Letter 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Pebbles Circula- tion Manager 4, Homecoming Attendent 4, Pep Club 2-4, GAA 4, Head Usher 4. KATHERINE ANNE IACOBSON FRANKLIN Y-Teen 1, 2, G-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Y-Conference 2, Church League 2-4, Curtain Raisers l, Masque and Dagger 2-4, Secretary 3, Letter 4, Seven Sisters, Pebbles 4, Post Script Senior Picture Editor 4, Pep Club 2-4, GAA 2-4, Girls' State 4. PAGE 21 CONNIE LEA IEFFREY GLICK Y-Teen l, 25 G-Y 3, 45 Y-Conference l5 Church League 2-45 Band 1-4, Drum Majorette, Letter 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Pebbles 45 Post Script Activities Editor 45 Pep Club Z-45 GAA 2-45 Usher 45 Voca- tional 4. RAYMOND NEAL IOHN ANSON Home Room Vice President 2, 35 Hi-Y l5 Vocational 45 lntra-Murals 3, 4. IOANN IOHNSON RHODES Y-Teen 1, 25 G-Y 3, 45 Church League 2-45 Glee Club l5 Masque and Dagger 45 Pep Club 2-45 GAA 2-4, Letter 45 Usher 4. LEROY IOHNSON GLICK Hi-Y 45 Church League 45 Football 2-4, Letter 45 Track 2-45 Letter 2, 45 lntra-Murals 3. MARCELLA IOHNSON TIMBERCREEK Y-Teen l, 25 Glee Club 2-4, Letter 45 Masque and Dagger 3, 45 Pep Club 45 GAA 45 Usher 4. ROBERT LEE IOHNSON ESTHERVILLE Home Room Treasurer 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 M Club 3, 45 Football 3, 4, Letter 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Track 35 Masque and Dagger 4. PATRICIA LOUISE IONES AARON PALMER Y-Teen l, 25 G-Y 3, 45 Church League 45 Glee Club 2-4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Letter 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Girls' Sextet 25 Masque and Dagger 3, 45 Oratorical Contest 35 Pep Club 3, 45 GAA 3, 45 Usher 4. RONALD ANTHONY KASEL ST. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL Football l-45 Basketball l-45 Glee Club 1-45 Mixed Chorus l-45 Band 1-45 Pep Band l-4. IOANN KELSO ' GLICK Y-Teen l, 25 G-Y 35 Glee Club l-45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Letter 35 Pep Club 45 GAA 3, 45 Usher 45 VO- cational 4. CONNIE KENDALL AARON PALMER Home Room President 25 Student Senate 25 Y-Teen 15 G-Y 3, 45 Glee Club I5 Vocational 4. PAGE 22 SHIRLEY ANN KNOX AARON PALMER Scholarship Society 45 Y-Teen l, 2, Treasurer 25 G-Y 3, 45 Church League Z-45 Curtain Raisers l5 Masque and Dagger 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Pebbles 45 Post Script Associate Editor 45 Pep Club 2-45 Cheer- leader l, 35 GAA 2-45 Usher 4. DOTTA IEAN KUTTER AARON PALMER Home Room Secretary 25 Y-Teen l-2, President l5 G-Y 3, 45 Church League 35 Pebbles 45 Post Script Home Room Picture Editor 45 Pep Club 2-45 GAA Z-45 Usher 4. WALLACE R. KUTZNER Vocational 4. Did not graduate. DAVID NORRIS LAVALLEY Mixed Chorus l, 25 Vocational 4. LOWELL EDWARD LEDFORD Vocational 4. NORMAN LAWRENCE LEGG Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 2-4, Feature Editor 45 lntra-Murals 2-4. ANSON WOODBURY KIRKSVILLE, MISSOURI AARON PALMER Letter 45 Pebbles BILLY ISA LINSENMEYER ANSON Vocational 4. ROY BYRON LORD. IR. ARNOLD Glee Club l5 Vocational 3. DONALD O. LYMAN ABBOTT Football 25 Glee Club lg Mixed Chorus Z-4, Letter 4. NADENA IOYCE MCDOWELL AARON PALMER Home Room Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 45 Student Senate 35 State Student Council Con- vention 35 Y-Teen l, 25 G-Y 3, 45 Y-Conference 25 Church League 25 Pep Club 2-4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 GAA 2-45 Usher 4. GEORGIA LEE MCGRIFF AARON PALMER Home Room Secretary 45 Y-Teen l, 25 G-Y 3, 45 Glee Club Z5 Masque and Dagger 3, 45 Oratorical Con- test 35 Pep Club 2-45 GAA Z-45 Usher 4. IANE EVA MELBERG WOODBURY Home Room Secretary 3, President 45 Student Sen- ate 45 Scholarship Society 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Y-Teen l, 25 G-Y 3, 45 Glee Club 1-35 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Secretary 4, Letter 3, 45 Mixed Quartet 35 Girls' Trio 3, 45 Soloist 45 Pep Club 3, 45 GAA 2-45 Usher 4. LEWIS RIENART MELING TIMBER CREEK NO. 10 Vocational 3, 4. DOUGLAS ROBERT MEYER ROGERS Hi-Y 3,45 Church League 15 M Club 45 Football 1-4, Letter 1, 45 Basketball 1, 2, Letter 1, 25 Track l-35 lntra-Murals 3, 4, LAVERNE E. MILLER TAYLOR NO. 6 Vocational 3, 4. PHYLLIS IEAN MILLER ROLAND G-Y 35 Church League 35 Pep Club Z, 35 GAA 2, 35 Vocational 4, G. WARD MILLER AARON PALMER Home Hoom Vice-President 15 Hi-Y 3, 45 Church League 2-45 Track 1-35 Glee Club 15 Masque and Dagger 3, 45 Pebbles 45 lntra-Murals 3, 4. ROBERT EDWARD MILLS WOODBURY Vocational 4. RICHARD ALLEN MINER AARON PALMER Church League 1, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 45 Track I-4, Letter 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Orchestra 2-4, Letter 4. BARBARA IEAN MOORE FRANKLIN G-Y 45 Pep Club 45 GAA 3, 4. IAMES GORDON MOORE FRANKLIN Home Room Vice-President 35 Student Senate 3, 45 Scholarship Society 35 Hi-Y 1-4, Secretary 15 Church League l-35 Basketball 1, 25 Track 35 Band 1-35 Pep Band 3, 4, President 45 Basketball Band 35 Masque and Dagger 4. BEVERLY ANN MOTT ARNOLD Y-Teen 1, 25 G-Y 3, 45 Church League 45 Glee Club 4, Secretary 45 Masque and Dagger 45 Pep Club 45 GAA 3, 45 Usher 4. WILLIAM n. Mori' ARNOLD Hi-Y l-4, Sergeant-at-Arms 25 Football 15 Basket- ball l, Letter I5 Golf 2-45 Vocational 45 lntra-Murals 2-4. DARWIN W. MUZZY WOODBURY Hi-Y Z-45 M Club 45 Football 1-4, Letter l, 45 lntra- Murals 2-4. DALE C. NABLO ANSON Scholarship Society 3, 45 Glee Club l5 Vocational 3, 4. MIRDZA ERIKA NEIDERS BAUSKA. LATVIA AND WURZBURG. GERMANY Church League 4. IOHN LEWIS NELSON ALBION Scholarship Society 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Church League 45 Baseball 1, 2, Letter 1, 25 Band l-4, Letter 35 Brass Sextet 45 Trumpet Trio 35 Pep Band 45 Basketball Band 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 1-4, Letter 2, 3, 45 Boys' Quartet 3, 45 Soloist 3, 4. DARWIN CLARENCE NESS ARNOLD Church League 15 Track l, Letter 15 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Vocational 3, 4. MARY ELIZABETH NICHOLSON AARON PALMER Home Room Vice-President 1, 2, Secretary-Trea- surer 35 Y-Teen 1, 25 G-Y 3, 45 Y Conference 15 Church League 35 Band l-4, Letter 45 Pep Club 2-45 GAA 2-45 Usher 4. CONSTANTINE IOHN NICOTHODES ARNOLD Hi-Y 15 Church League 45 Glee Club l5 Mixed Chorus 2-4, Letter 45 lntra-Murals 4. KENNETH CARL NIEHOUSE FRANKLIN Orchestra 25 Mixed Chorus 45 Masque and Dagger 4. DAVID U. NORRIS ROGERS Home Room President 1, 4, Vice-President 2, 35 Student Senate 1-45 Iunior High Co-President 15 Scholarship Society 45 Hi-Y l-4, Vice-President 1, 2, 45 Hi-Y Conterence5 M Club, 3, 45 Football 1-4, Let- ter l, 3, 45 Co-Captain 45 Basketball 1-4, Letter l, 3, 45 Co-Captain 45 Track 1-4, Letter 15 Quill and Scroll 45 Pebbles 45 Post Script Sports Editor 45 Boys' State 4, Senator. WILLIAM H. NORTON ARNOLD Scholarship Society 3, 45 Hi-Y 1-4, Secretary 4. COLLETTE DARLENE NUTTER ARNOLD Home Room Secretary 35 Student Senate 45 State Student Council Convention 45 Y-Teen 1, 25 G-Y 3, 45 Church League 2, 45 Band 15 Glee Club 45 Masque and Dagger 3, 4, Letter 45 Pebbles and Post Script Photographer 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Pep Club 2-45 Cheerleader 1-4, Head 45 GAA 2-45 Usher 4. IAMES K. OVERTURF ARNOLD Home Room President 25 Student Senate 25 Hi-Y l, 2, 45 Golf 2-45 Vocational 45 lntra-Murals 2, 3. SHIRLEY ARLENE PARTCHEY AARON PALMER Y-Teen l, 25 G-Y 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Vocational 4. BETTY ANN PEERY LEGRAND Vocational 3, 4. PAGE za E. WAYNE PICKENS ANSON Vocational 3, 45 Intra-Murals 2. EMERSON E. POSE Vocational 3, 4. WOODBURY LAVONNE PUGH G-Y 45 Glee Club l, 25 Pep Club 45 GAA 3, 45 4-H Club 1, 2. GREEN MOUNTAIN HAROLD PULL FRANKLIN Vocational 3. BETTY IUNE PULVER UNION Glee Club 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Letter 25 Voca- tional 45 Basketball 2. STANLEY LOUIS REBIK TOLEDO Football l-3, Letter 35 Track l, 2. DOLORES DARLENE ROBERTSON TIMBER CREEK NO. 2 Y-Teen l, 25 G-Y 3, 45 Church League 25 Masque and Dagger 3, 45 Pebbles Business Manager 45 Pep Club 3, 45 GAA 3, 45 Usher 4. LARRY GENE ROBINSON ANSON Home Room Secretary 35 Church League 45 Basket- ball 25 Glee Club 15 Vocational 45 Intra-Murals 2-4, MARCIA RAE ROCKEY ABBOTT Home Room Secretary l5 Y-Teen l, 25 G-Y 3, 45 Band l-4, Letter 45 Basketball Band 45 Pep Club 4. RICHARD DEAN ROCKHILL WOODBURY Home Room President l, 2, 45 Student Senate l, 2, 45 Hi-Y 15 Football l, 2, Letter 15 Basketball l, 2, Letter l5 Vocational 3, 4. ROMAINE ADEL ROCKHILL ROGERS Student Senate 45 Scholarship Society 3, 45 Y-Teen l, 25 G-Y 3, 45 Church League 3, 45 Band l-4, Letter 35 Clarinet Quintet, 3, 45 Soloist 3, 45 Basketball Band 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Pebbles News Editor 45 Post Script Editor 45 Pep Club 3, 45 GAA 3, 4. CLAIR EUGENE RUDISON ARNOLD Home Room Vice-President l5 Student Senate 45 Class Vice-President 45 Hi-Y 1-4, Sargeant-at-Arms 45 Church League 45 M Club 45 Football l-4, Letter 4, Co-Captain 45 Basketball 25 Track 1-35 Band l-4, Letter 4, President 45 Brass Sextet 45 Pep Band 45 Basketball 2-45 Orchestra 45 Glee Club lg Masque and Dagger 3, 45 Oratorical Contest 35 Pebbles Fea- ture Editor 45 Boys' State 45 Lieutenant Governor5 Intra-Murals 3, 4. IEANETTE ANN RUSSELL AARON PALMER Y-Teen l, 25 G-Y 35 Glee Club l5 Vocational 4. PHYLLIS IEANNE RUSSIE CLARION Y-Teen 25 G-Y 3, 45 Glee Club 25 Pep Club 4, GAA 45 Usher 45 Vocational 4, PAGE Z4 IVIELVIN A. SCHOOLEY ANSON Glee Club l5 Intra Murals 2-4. SUZANNE SHAW ROGERS Y-Teen l, 25 G-Y Vice-President 35 Church League 2-45 Band l-4, Letter 45 Pep Club 2-45 GAA 2-4, Sports Head 45 Usher 4. RONALD L. SHUTT WOODBURY Football l, 2, 45 Track l, 25 Vocational 3. IANICE RUTH SMIT AARON PALMER Y-Teen l, 25 G-Y 45 Glee Club 35 Mixed Chorus 4, Letter 45 Orchestra 1-4, Letter 45 Pep Club 4. BARBARA IEAN SMITH ARNOLD Scholarship Society 3, 45 Y-Teen l, 25 G-Y 3, 45 Church League 3, 45 Band l-4, Letter 35 Orchestra 3, 4, Letter 45 Brass Sextet 3, 45 Masque and Dagger 3, 4, Letter 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Pebbles 45 Post Script Copy Editor 45 Pep Club 2-45 GAA 2-45 Usher 4 DONALD RICHARD SMITH ANSON Basketball lg Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus l5 Voca- tional 3, 45 Intra-Murals 2-4. HELEN IEAN SMITH ROGERS Home Boom Vice-President 45 Y-Teen l- 2, Secre- tary 25 G-Y 3, 45 Y Conference 2, 45 Church League 2-45 Band l-4, Vice-President 4, Letter 45 Clarinet Quartet 3, 45 Basketball Band 2, 35 Orchestra 45 Masque and Dagger 3, 45 Seven Sisters5 Pebbles 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Pep Club 2-45 GAA 2-45 Usher 4. MIRIAM LOUISE SMITH ROGERS Y-Teen l, 25 G-Y 3, 45 Church League 3, 45 Band l-4, Letter 35 Flute Trio 25 Basketball Band 25 Orchestra 3, 4, Letter 45 Masque and Dagger 3, 45 Pebbles Cir- culation Manager 45 Pep Club 2-45 GAA 2-45 Usher 4. ANREW SPENCER ARNOLD l-li-Y 45 Vocational 4. IAMES SPENCER, IR. ARNOLD Church League 2, 35 Football l-3, Letter l5 Basket- ball l-3, Letter l5 Glee Club l, 2. MARILYN MAUDE SPRINGER TAYLOR NO. 4 Glee Club lg 4-H Club 1-4, Historian, Reporter. BARBARA L. STANLEY ANSON G-Y 45 Masque and Dagger 45 Pep Club 45 GAA 3. IAMES I. STANLEY FRANKLIN Hi-Y lg M Club 45 Football l-4, Letter l, 45 Basketball l, Letter lg Track l-4, Letter 15 Vocational 45 Intra- Murals 2-4. ROBERT GERALD STEGALL WOODBURY Student Senate 4, President , Class Vice-President 3, President 4, Hi-Y l-4, Church League 2, M Club 4, Football 1-4, Letter l, 4, Masque and Dagger 3, 4, President 4, Seventeenth Summer. DONALD H. SWITZER FRANKLIN Home Room President 3, Student Senate 2, 3, Hi-Y 1-4, Hi-Y Conference 2, M Club 4, Football 2-4, Letter 4, Basketball l, 2, Track l-3, Band 1, 2, Masque and Dagger 3, 4, Letter 4, Pebbles 4, Vocational 3, 4, Intra-Murals 2-4. NADA ELAINE THOMPSON ANSON Y-Teen 1, 2, Band l, Masque and Dagger 4, Voca- tional 4. ARLA IEAN TROBAUGH CONRAD Student Senate 4, Vice-President 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, Vice-President 2, G-Y 3, 4, Church League 2-4, Band l-4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Letter 4, Basketball Band 2, Masque and Dagger 3, 4, Secretary 4, Home- coming Queen 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, GAA 3, 4, Usher 4. IACQUELINE TUCKER AARON PALMER Home Room Vice-President 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, G-Y 3, 4, Glee Club l, Usher 4. LOIS ELEANOR TUTTLE ROGERS Y-Teen 1, 2, G-Y 3, 4, Church League 3, 4, Band 1-4, Letter 4, Masque and Dagger 3, 4, Letter 4, Pebbles Iunior High Editor 4, Pep Club 2-4, GAA 2-4, Usher 4. PHYLLIS ELEANOR TYCHSEN WOODBURY Scholarship Society 3, 4, Y-Teen l, 2, G-Y 3, 4, Mas- que and Dagger 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Pebbles 4, Post Script Assistant Copy Editor 4, Pep Club 2-4, GAA 2-4, Usher 4. ROSA LENORA UHDE AARON PALMER Y-Teen l, Vocational 3, 4. YVONNE I. VAN DE WOESTYNE ST. MARY'S Glee Club l-3, Pep Club 3, GAA 3, Vocational 4. HAZEL MARIE VAN LAW TIMBER CREEK NO. 1 Glee Club l, Vocational 4. IOYCE L. VECERA AARON PALMER Scholarship Society 3, 4, Y-Teen l, 2, G-Y 3, 4, Curtain Raisers l, Masque and Dagger 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Pebbles 4, Post Script Advertising Man- ager 4, Pep Club 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Usher 4. BARBARA ANN VOKOUN ANSON Home Room Vice-President 3, Secretary 4, Scholar- ship Society 3, 4, Y-Teen l, 2, G-Y 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Curtain Raisers 1, Masque and Dagger 3, 4, Pep Club 2-4, GAA 4, Usher 4, Vocational 4. ROGER LEE WALKUP ANSON Church League 3, 4, Basketball 2, Track 2, 3, Golf 3, Glee Club 1, Vocational 4, Intra-Murals 2-4. ROSEMARY ANNE WARD FRANKLIN Scholarship Society 3, 4, Y-Teen l, 2, G-Y 3, 4, Or- chestra l-4, Letter 4, Pep Club 3, 4, GAA 4, Usher 4. HELEN MARIE KATHERINE WAUTERS BROOKLYN Home Room Secretary 4, Y-Teen 2, G-Y 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Letter 4, Girls Trio 3, 4, Soloist 3, 4, Masque and Dagger 3, 4, Seven Sis- ters, Pebbles Advertising Manager 4, Post Script Club Picture Editor 4, Pep Club 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Usher 4. CLARA ROSE WEIDNER SPRING VALLEY NO. 4 Vocational 3, 4. ALAN L. WEST LINN NO. 2 Vocational 4, lntra-Murals 2. VIVIAN CLARK WHITTLESEY ABBOTT Y-Teen 2, Glee Club 2, Pep Club 3, GAA 2, 3, Voca- tional 3-4. Did not graduate. DIXIE LOU WILLARD BRUNSWICK, MISSOURI Y-Teen 2, G-Y 3, 4, Church League 2, Glee Club 3, Mixed Chorus 4, GAA 3, 4, Usher 4. MILDRED IOANNE WILLITS WOODBURY Y-Teen l, 2, G-Y 3, Glee Club 4. IERRY R. WISECARVER ANSON Band l, Vocational 4. I. BROOKE WORKMAN ROGERS Student Senate 3, 4, Class President 3, State Stu- dent Council Convention 4, Scholarship Society 3, 4, President 4, Hi-Y l-4, Treasurer 2, President 4, Hi- Y Conference l, 2, M Club 3, 4, Football l-4, Letter l, 3, 4, Basketball l-4, Letter l, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Track 1-4, Letter l, 3, Play Contests 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Pebbles Assistant Editor 4, Post Script Sports Editor 4, Boys' State 4, Representative. EUGENE H. WRIGHT ROGERS Home Room Vice-President l, Student Senate 4, Hi-Y 1-4, Vice-President 2, Hi-Y Conference 2, Church League 3, 4, Football 1-3, Basketball 2, Let- ter 2, Track 1, 2, Band 2-4, Pep Band 2-4, Intra- Murals 3. WILLIAM THOMAS ZUERCHER GLICK Home Room President l-3, Student Senate l-3, Hi-Y 1-4, President 1, Football l,3, 4, Letter 4, Basketball , 2. PAGE 25 PAGE 26 PAGE Z7 P2 f F , ,., Q: , .,,., -x 2 Q Q 'gxxf 'Q ...nun W' NEVSWPU .,.Mmv .,,. v llmlcrclassmm 0 f 1' J 'EJB ' 4 f fx? Qgffgy mf! X 1 J f 'Emi M6 Wa 'iw 'Q' 1:53, , 1 ' AQ ' J I X it 0 4 ' ' I 1 K4 .x.'1- 4 ,ff H- Q5 4 ,Q , .4 fu, Aj V' 1' ,7 ' 'ag .f :' ll' .2 I, .lkw , l ,J f' 3' ::'X ' ' ' f Wi , ,-' 1' '49 ' jf, I iffy - f gg 4 X r 1 ,. I W M M up 1 ,422 f A 1 Vffkff fi' 4 A 4 XC V ,I ,Afnw tQ4d1 i way? S PW ' Y Q ... ll up f 1 1 A ' X I I ya X I A' S! PAGE 30 Iunior Class Officers. Left to right-Seated: Iocxnne Downs, secretary-treasurer: Elwood Harvey, president: Leonard .Iuninr Class, Senior High Slzhunl Marshalltown, Iuwa Dear Seniorf. After zvorlfing with you there part tzvo yearf, 1ve're .worry to .ree you leave IU hehinfl. Wfe are vonfident, hoivever. that the experienre you have given uf zvill guide uf in all the iliffifultief that may fare 11.54 next year. We have learnerl the value of fo-operation in planning fleitf, ilanref and other .rehool artizfitief zvith you. Af .f0Ph7077l0t'6.f, zve envied the lucky upper rlafrinen zvho attenclefl the junior- Senior proin and the Hi-Y formal. This' year ive have had the privilege of Jharing there tlanfef with you. Wfe only hope in future yearf that the relationfhip hetzveen the Jophf, juniori and Jeniorf will be df good af it haf been thi! year. Oh. yef, 1l'6 had our fun- niahing .rophonzorer farry bark our trayf. .rharpen our penrilf, and other thingy, hut ive feel that. on the whole, all the fla.f.re.r got along very 1vell thi.r year. Wfe hope that af you leave Ill' to go out into neu' fareerf your ineinorief of ur will he pleafanl oner. GOOD LUCK, JUNIOR CLASS Cole, sponsor. Standing: Earl Bremner. vice-presidenl. IIE Lett to rightifiaw l: Barbara Navarra. Io Ann Rudison, Beverly Reed, Glenna Sloan. Shari Pinkerton, Reva Nichols, Edna Miner. Row 2: Io Ann Balt, Velta Neiders, Marilyn Piper, Mary Sloan. Kathleen Morris, Barbara Reiss, Marcelline Nutter. Bow 3: Wilma Schaper, Marilyn Shatter, Kitty Paul, Josephine Netzqer, Delores Sawin, Elaine Riemenschneider. Row 4: Clitt Randall, Iim Percival, Mahlon Piper, Dick Pederson, Iim Potter, Dwayne Shultz. lim Paqlia. Art Lett to right--Row 1: Wanda Rice, IoAnn Downs, Beverly Trimble, Vae Waltemeyer. Greta Gunderson, Barbara Bushina, Bar- bara Baird. Row 2: Nellie Flathers, Alice Wykle. Marlys Helland, Charlene Hayne. Ioanne Pinneo, Mona Baker, Marilyn Kessler, Shirley Erickson. Row 3: Dick Palmer, Vic Hoglan, Barbara Johnson, Kay Nielsen, Carol Clymer, Marcille Moore, lane Kepcke. Bow 4: Charles Miller, Dick Endicott, Phil Haetner, Ierry Nelson, Gene Weatherly, Larry Smith, Bill Beckwith. E3 Lett to right- -Row 1: Betty Darter, Marilyn Ausdal, Pat Collins, Mary Lou Daniels, Margaret Boles, Shirley Carson. Row 2: Robert Benson, Marcine Ankrum, Patricia Clement, Priscilla Blanton, Elma Denbow. Row 3: Dennis Butler, Charles Cotiman, Raymond Davenport, Io Ann Biggs, Bar- bara Butters, Ioan Butters. Row 4: Floyd Ballard, Gary Decker, Robert Denton, Ray Denbow, Ice Doud, Keith Dean, Donald Clinqerman. Absent: Robert Andrews, Earl Bremner, Keith Bratteig, Ethel Clemens. PAGE 31 E4 Lett to right-Row 1: Ianice Winters, Nancy Taylor, Carol Stiles, Virginia Snyder, Kay Watson, Kathryn Weber, Marilyn Yilek. Row 2: Mariorie Wallace, Ruth Wallace, Beth Von Tersch, Thelma Spencer, Maurine Stonewall, Leora Waterman, Marilyn Wag- aman. Row 3: Roy Watson, Eugene Spencer, Frank Spencer, Eddie Speer, Stanley Springer, Richard Williams, Dale Walton. .f E12 Lett to rightililow 1: Anna Marcia Merrill, Beverly Isgrig, Delores Minard, Belle Larson, Shirley Lamb, Betty Miller, lim Hutt. How 2: Lester Losee, Delores Jacques, Ruth Kehret, Anna Rose Hynek, Shirley Love, Marlene Kaiser, Stanley Miller, Roger Marquis. Row 3: Gene Martin, Ted Lile. Marilyn McWilliams, Shirley Marble. Ieanne Hoops, Rayma Lee Holcomb, Charles McGinty, Dick Iocobs. Row 4: Dick Lusby, Iim Maloney, Paul Maytaq. Ierry Kindred, Gary Knox, Alan Mills. PAGE 32 qi E11 Lett to right Row 1: Donna Dunlap, Geneva Foran, Mary Lee Eige, Madeline Halverson, Mary Lou Gear, Peggy Galleri- tine, Ioan Edwards. Row 2: Donna Duncan. Marlyne Edsall, Clyde Fonken, Rudy Frye. George Forman, Nancy Dravis. Row 3: Donald Farr, Carl Giannetto, Kenneth Gooding, Richard Helm, Kenneth Gralf, Emil Heun, David Elder, Students not in home room. Lett to right-Row 1: Beverly Rodale, Bonita Arment, Larry Robinson, Iohn Steifa, Darwin Ness, Larry D. Smith, Bill Perkins, Stanley Thompson. Row 2: Neuel Dunsmoor, Gary Wilson, Ellis Dawson, Ierry Wisecarver, Ierry Winters, Raymond Navarra, David La Valley. Ralph Kenner. Row 3: Andrew Spencer, Wally Kutzner, Ralph Losee, Ralph Harvey, Ronald White, David Snyder, Bill Ezell, Iohn Branon. Snphnmnre Class, Senior High Snhnul Marshalltuwn, Inwa Dear Seniorf. W! e hare really enjoyeal being your Il7lll6I'lilfl.f.l'77l671 lhir part year. We .rin- ferely apprefiale the help anal gzaialanre which you have given im' in oar initial year. We'z'e alone oar ber! I0 help pronaole our .rrhool in ezfery way anal me hope It? hare been flaraefffzal. A1 .fophonmref are have trieal I0 ala oiar part anal more I0 boar! all .rabaol aflirilief. W'e hare lahen par! in the atbleliar of M.H.S., laben a .fhare of the Il'0l',h al C07Zl'6.f,ll077,f allaring alhlelir ronleJl.s'. anal have l'lg0l'OIl.fl y alone our par! in ofher .s'rh00l arfirifief. UV e are gralefzal for lhe ezfenlr zwhieb yoiar flair bar prefenleal thif para year. Yam' rhoiae of affefizbliei' har been readily aaaepteal. anal zzfe hare enjoyeal bathing mah fine Bobaaf athlelia .rafiaaalr We hare appreaialeal your aati1'ene.r.f in pre- paring .rrhool alanaef. playf. anal blher artizfitief. So. af you leazfe the hallf of M .H .S . we zwifh I0 exlenal 0ll7'7710.l'l ,rinrere gralitzaale anal thanks' for all you hare azaaoniplifheal for the .ra'b00l. W' e zwifb eaah anal ezfery one of yoza gooal limb in any pro f6'.l.fl0l1 yon may enter or ufhatezfer yon ala. Sinferely, SUPHOMORIZ CLASS Sophomore Class Officers. Left to right- Seated: Pat Carothers, secretary-treasurer: Don Rudison, president: Bill Decker. vice- president. Standing: R. I. Linehan, W sponsor. PAGE 33 SHI-l Lett to right Row l: Sharon Freiberg, Barbara Miller, Mary Lou Snyder, Mar- garet Jacobson, Carolyn Hays, Norma Turner, Barbara Rockhill, Corinne Allbee. Row 2: Paul Anderson, Barbara Iarmon. Priscilla Hooven. Karlene Alley, June Miller, Beverly Coulter. Betty Marble, Sally Vana. Row 3: Lloyd Varnum, Phil Armstrong. Dick Baltisberqer, Eugene Davis, Donald Faust, lane Iohnson, Bill Tidd, Iim Hilsa- beck. Row 4: Harold Small, Gordon Paul, Larry Perry, Ierry Miller, Sherman Sorem, Bob Muirhead, David Stover, Willis Harrison. swag A5 Lett to rightvfliow 1: Shirley Palmer, Shirley Navara, Bonnie Sallander, Marilyn Peterson, Beverly Smith, Barbara Ann Ruth, Mary Io Scharp, Bow Z: A. I. Beam, Dick Osgood, Marlene Phipps. Phyllis Sertoss, Patty Schultz, Emma Russell, Francis Porter, Row 3: Don Rudi- son, Phil Pattie, Marilyn Smit. Betty Robovsky, Mary Russie, Lala Replogle. George Pelham. Row 4: Edward Schultz, Richard Reinhart, Glenn Retter, Bill Shatter, lerry Higgins, Bill Peterson, Iohn Osgood. PACE 34 I-lil Lett to right Row 1: Dwain Thompson, Iimmy Walker, Eva Watson, Carol Wilson, Mary Ann Thorson, Patsy Stephens, Pat Switzer, Row 2: Lavern Smith, Iim Tuttle, Hubert Son, Geraldine Spencer, Beverly Wagner, Marie Weber, Betty Wagner. Row 3: Roger Stonewall, Richard Wilkins. Bill Zabel, Dick Steinback, Donald Stone- wall, lim Wheeler. Shirlee Winters, lacque- line Snowgren. Bow 4: Verle Weaver, Dean Starn, Charles Whitney, Charles Ward, Iim Sinning, Don Smuck, Robert Wyant, Herbert Tschudy, Charles Worstold. Absent: Kathryn Wortman. E9 Lett to right-Row l: Janice Briley, Betty Ballard, Mary Jo Butler, Darlene Ankrum, Judy Caviness, Ardyce Carter, Ianice Bulanek, Donna Baldwin. Row 2: Palricia Caroihers, Bette Brennecke, Dolores Bloom, Darlene Briney, Gwen Bousum, Joan Bernard, Ioan Bell, Bonnie Andrews. Row 3: De Loss Barker, Howard Brown, Frank Borton, Duane Bulanek, Wendell Bru, Patricia Becvar, Anne Booth, Phifip Briggs, Row 4: Philip Alexander, Charles Buch- wald, Bruce Butler, Richard Barlow, Charles Bru, Richard Bachman. BE Lett to right--Row 1: Betty Mills, Beverly McFarland, Carol Iohnson, Ruth Jackson, Barbara Menter, Margaret Lepley, Ianice Myer, Lottie Maulsby. Row 2: Robert Isenhower, Richard Miller, Dick Marshall, Geraldine Johnson, Marilyn Lannigan, Marilyn Lokensgard, Sheila Miller, Iim Ennis. Row 3: Darrol Kaufmann, Iohn Clemens fCl0l, Iim Matney, Larry Holder, Carrol Nason, Duane Clizbe CCIOJ, Harold Lowry, Calvin Miller. Row 4: Ralph Kothenbeutal, Brian Croson KCIDJ, Bob Cooper QCIDJ, Gene Kunch, Larry Iohn- son, Iim Mathews, Bob Nolan, Bradley Knight. Elll Lett to riqhtiRow 1: Evelyn Freland, Io Ann Denison. Anita Cozzens, Virginia Cornelius, Margaret Hill, Norma Hansen, Beverly Dudek, Ianet Gordanier. Row 2: lackle Conover, Ruth Heckle, Rosemary Higham, Neva Goodale, Beverly Fraker, Beverly Glass, David Dickinson, Don Gorsuch. Row 3: Leo Corwin, Bill Decker, Ierry Grimmonpre, Bruce Conghennower, Ronald Gohring, Ronald Feaker, Dick De Venney. Row 4: lim Granneman. Bob Haradon, lack Farr, Sam Giarralano. PAGE 35 ,,,, KW' Q95 wx Adminisfrnfivu and gaculfy 13 0 Q X 0 Hellfperlb 0 f , I 'xxd 'A iff!!! GU! 1,6 YN ' C 7 'Pr QV M' MQ, - - . C J f, . axe, 505 Q .Sb Abi' , QQ XA. Cy- J ML? 09 9? fl 7 'I Qvxcgg - ilk .hid HDMI ISTH TIU School Board. Left to rightfSeated: F. H, Whitcombe, Dr. Otis D. Wulfe, Mrs. ,lwhn Nuid, Mrs. Don Mathern M, I-I. Gold. Standing: George Shurt, J. C, Hnglnn, C. Clans, R, H. Lingnrd. PAGE 38 RONV l 1 ARMON ADAMS-B. S. in Ed., M.A., Missouri State Teachers Collegeg graduate work, Eastman School of Music. He teacher bam! rim! rlireetr .rmnll F7I.fl'77lblC'.f in high .rchool and jiifiior high rim! .l'llf7C'7'1'l.f6.f the hnml program in the elementary Jehoolx. -JOHN BARRIGAR-B.A., Iowa State Teachers College, graduate work, University of St. Louisg Radio In- structor, U.S. Army Air Corps. He feafhei' radio. eleclficily, mel- irlr rim! i.r 11 driring imwizclor. He rzlfo .rpomorf iz radio club mul if ri lirezrrerl mrlio fmmteiir. Miss FLORENCE BOTEN-B.S. in Ed., Central Missouri State Col- legeg M.A., University of Missouri. She lericher zeorld hirlory in high rchool, uerrerrz ririlizirfioir mill ptyrhology in jimioi' rollege. Miss HELEN BOTEN-B.S. in Ed., Central Missouri State Collegeg M.A., University of Missouri. She Iei1r'he.r ,f0.l7h70I1l0I'L' history rim! l'll'll'.l'. ROXW 2: M i s s MARGARET B Y A LSB, S., Drake University, attended Iowa State Teachers College. She ir fhe lyfilllg lenchei' and fllfo leachex b0UkkL'l'f7l7lg, Miss GERTRUDE Cl.ARRiB.S. in Phys. Ed., University of Iowa. She leiirher girly' phyfiriil ecliierilioil ri! fhe high rfhool, junior college ziizrl jlinior high rim! .rfiomoiyf fhe G'i1'l.r' Alhlefie A.f.roriarion and ilirerlr girlr' l77l7'!l7lIlH'Ill.f. LEONARD COLE-B,S.E., Drake Universityg graduate work, Drake University. BC'.fld'l'.1' being nlhlelir rlirerlor. hem! football and lrfirk coach, he roizeher lhe jlifrior rol- lege rage fenm. j. C. COLI.lNSfB,S., Southwest Missouri State Collegeg M.A., University of Missouri. He leficher bookkeeping, commercial geog- mphy, bll.FlIIL'.I'.l' prifrciplex in high ,rchool am! rirrozmling in jimior college. He if film fielieitier rreeiriirer. PAGE 39 PAGE 40 ROW 1: Miss GRACE COOPER-B.A., Grin- nell Collegeg M.A., Columbia Uni- versity. She teacher junior and .renior Engliih. D. DALE DAVIS-B.A., Wlcstmar Collegeg M.S., University of Iowag graduate work, University of Iowa, Iowa State College. He Ieueher ehenziffr-y. jrhyricr and if junior college counfelor. KENNETH DEAN-B.E., Northern Illinois State Teachers College. He teacher American hixlory and Jociology. He it alio rfionfor of intramumlr and ir u.r.ri.rtanl coach in football and Iroeh. WARREN DICKINSON-B.A., Iowa State Teachers College: graduate work, Stout Institute, Wis., Colo- rado A8cM, Fort Collins. IIe teacher roeulional nmehine .rhojif and technical drawing in ,l.C. ROW 2: Miss ETHEL H. ERICKSON-B,A., Drake Universityg graduate of Marshalltown Business College. She teacher nzerehezndifing ana' related hu.fine.r.r prueriee and if eoorilinufor in the Port Time Co- operulire Training Progrfznl. FORREST I:OWl.ERYB.M.E., Morn- ingside College. He fencher or- ehertra in high .fehool and junior high and in.rrrucf.r beginning .vfringr in fhe grade rchoolr. ARLEN I'IACKBARTH7B.A., John Fletcher Collegeg M.A., University of Iowa. He feorhef United Srulex hixiory in hofh high .rchool and junior college. junior rollege Anzericun Gorernnzenl. and if a driving inxrruelor and leueher highzruy mfety. Miss AGNES HANSON--B.A., Iowa State Teachers Collegeg M.A., Columbia Universityg graduate work, University of Southern California, University of Iowa, Columbia University. She teaehex junior college Englirh and Jpeech. ROXV I 1 Miss CAROL HOUGHTON-B.A., Coe College. She lenc'he.r .rpeerh oml rllrerlr horh high ,frhool and junior rollegcf a'1'f1u1allr.r. She zzlro .rf1o7l.ror,f GQY.. Pep Clllb :tml lllfzxqffc rim! Dagger. Miss Numan JONES-B.A., Iowa State Teachers College, M,A., University of Iowa. She lcfzclvar jnoior am! ,f0fIhUII10l'L' English. Miss ANNA KELLY-B.A., Uni- versity of Iowag B.L.S., George Peabody College, Nashville, Tenn. She har rhflrgc' of Ihe high .rchool library, LEONARD KINfESBlIRYiB.A., Uni- versity of Iowag graduate work, University of Iowa, University of Colorado. He teacher rhenzirlry and lzmthezzlfzfirr. ROW 2: MRS. MARX' ANN KNu'rsoN-B: S.E., Washington University, St. Louis, Mo., M.M., Northwestern University. She fefzclnar glee rloh. mixed fl70I'll.f and junior college lhzfory of mmir. RAY LINIZIIAN---B.A., University of Iowag graduate work, Drake University, University of Iowa. He tefzflnnf plane geomelry and phyfi- ology. He fzlro f1,r.ri,ff,r in foolhfzll. h11.fhz'lhfzll am! froth. CAROI. MA1'I'II?RS--B.A., Iowa State Teachers Collegeg M.S., Uni- versity of Iowag graduate work, University of Iowa, H0 leather holh high .rrhool mul junior fol- lege biology, JOHN MIINSKI-B.J., B.S. in Ed., M.Ed., University of Missourig graduate work, University of Mis- souri. He Ieorhrcr high .rrhool fum' junior college j0lH'IZtll:.f77l and fenlh gmrle Englirh and ir Ihr' od- 1'i.ror for Pehhler, fhe .rrhool jnljnfr, 111111 Port Srrlpl, the fmmnzl. I 1 PAGE 41 1 l PAGE 42 ROW 1: OLAP ODEt:AARnfB.A., Luther Collegeg M.A., University of Iowag graduate work, University of Iowa. He lencher fifxfl and recom! year Sflflllifb in holh high .rrhonl and junior college. GEORGE PHINNEY-+B.S. in Indus- trial Arts, Iowa State Collegeg graduate work, Iowa State Col- lege. He lmcher vlerlmninzl drau- ing in the hfgh .fchaol and coaches' and teacher I7IdlI.ffI'jfIl m'l.f nm! phym'f1I l'llIlt'llf.'07I 111 f'IN,f0ll junior High. Miss LORABEI. RlCHARDS0N7B.- A., Grinnell College. She teacher .ro,t2hanmr'c' mia' .renior Englirh. Miss ELEANOR SHEAR-B.A., Iowa State Teachers Collegeg graduate work, Iowa State Teachers Col- lege, Cornell College. She teacher firrl amz' ,refund year Latin and .vophonlore Efiglirh. ROW 2: VHRNIZ K. SHm,roNfB. F. A., Drake Universityg graduate work, Drake University. Ht' tvm'hc.r ar! at high .rvhoul. jmlimt high, AlI.ffl7l junior' High and jzmior rollege. Miss ALICE SwANsoN-B.A., Morningside Collegeg attended Northwestern University, Univer- sity of Nebraska. She Ivfzrlzer fllllifllt Erzglixh, I. G. TERRY-B.S., Missouri State Teachers College, Kirksville, Mo.g M.S., Iowa State College, He if Dreflor of lndufrf-ml. Vimal am! Adu!! Education, Miss jurm ToRRENcEAB.A., M.- A., University of Nebraska, She teacher fzdrfwced algebra nm! .valid geamelry in high .fchool and it fhe junior college imrrnrror' for nzfzthematiaf. calczzlm and econ- Hfllftff. -9' ROXV I 1 BEN 'l'n1t3Km'fBiS,, University of Iowa. Hr' lw1i'ln'.i fflvyxioffzrqy ami pljyrini! vzlffcvzlinfz, ii' lawn! bflihffbrlff rmzrlv nm! rI.l'.l'f.FlrHlf ffmlbnff c'm14'l1. Hr' rlfio l'0n'l'l7l'.t MN' fqfuff infill. Miss VlOl.A UIiIiRfB.l3., State Teachers College, Wfltitewater, XVis.g diploma, Oshkosh Business College, Oshkosh, Wis. Slit' tcvirlmi .ilwrllmml nm! lfft'l1l!7l7UIIl'. ROXV 2: Miss Vizim VUHlNIZRY7l7l1.B., University of Chicago, graduate work, Columbia University. Bv- .mlvi Iwi' i'f1fz'lvm1 tlllljkl .rlw fl'1ll'l7!'l' IWJNH' l'l'lllIONljl',l'. Miss RUTH Zolttsif BA., MA., University of Iowa, graduate work, University of Chicago, Col- umbia University. Slit' fmn'lw.r ,fwzlor nm! jllllffll' wzlfvgcf lfllglirla. EUSTIJIIIANS JW,-m.., fi 1 .J D Ml 4QQ- i,f,f'L1 if Custodians, Left to right--Kenneth Pennell, O. E, Ebert, Dennis Burk, jack Wfilliams, Russell Hartzel, Mrs. Carrie McClain. PAGE 43 W W A ., I, 5:55 ...mr 1 . Avi gags f gx 2 fu-5, ,1 y . , - Q :rf X gf WN Activities N .L Above:-n 1950-51 Homecoming Queen Candidates. Left to right-WCQI' latte Nutter, Arla jean Trobaugh, Helen jean Smith, Delores Houghton, Elnora jones and Bob Goodale, honorary game captain. Below k-Homecoming Queen and Attend- ants. Left to right-0-Collette Nut- ter, Elnora jones, Queen Arla jean Trobaugh, Helen jean Smith and Delores Houghton. PAGE 46 ISLNORA ,ONES gk 415959 Q 11? DE Loses Homswrow 'fr CloL.1.rfrr1f Nmrrriza ,fm Qumaw Aram jams 'I'uonfwc.H Plwrm hw Imml Nui.-1 4, Hlfl.EN JEAN Smrm PAGE 47 Student Senate Members. Lett to right -Row l: Ia:ky Snowqren, Barbara Miller, Bette Student Senqfe Ogficeys, seared: Bob Brennecke, Marlene Phipps, Barbara Iohnson, Beverly Isgrig. Row 2: Collette Nutter, Stegall, president. Standing: Arla Belle Larson, Donna Decker, Homaine Rockhill, Arla Trobaugh, Beverly Trimble, Row 3: lean Tmhaugh, vice-president: Delores Clair Rudison, Howard Brown, Dick Marshall, less Barker, Larry Dennis, Eugene Spencer, Houghton' Secyegqyyqeqsurer, Bob Goodale, Dave Norris, Dave Elder, Don Hudison. Row 4: Wally Hey, Bob Cooper, Duane Clizbe, Elwood Harvey, Mahlon Piper, Bob Bonaventure, Bob Steqall, Dick Hockhill. Brooke Workman, Dick Pedersen, Earl Bremner, lim Moore, Monte Harms. ST DE 1fSENATE Representatives from all clubs and home rooms make up Student Senate which is the governing hotly of MHS. Mr. Miller acts as faculty advisor for the organization. SHEH5 Ushers. Lett to right-Row l: Iacqueline Ennis, Shirley Knox, Helen Wauters, Nadena McDowell, Marian Hopper, Sue Downinq, Connie Ieltrey. Delores Houghton. Row 2: Ioyce Vecera, Marilyn Dawson, Rosemary Ward, IoAnn Kelso, Pat Iones, Dolores Robertson, Marcella Iohnson, Barbara Vokoun, Barbara Carlson. Row 3: Iane Melberg, Arla lean Trobauqh, Carol Haycox, Beverly Mott, Pat Cox, Lois Tuttle, Donna Decker, IoAnn Johnson, Iacqueline Tucker, Dotta Kutter, Barbara Smith, Row 4: Sharon Brown, Iariet Bowers, Phyllis Tychsen, Dixie Willard, Suzanne Shaw, Monna Beckham, Mary Nicholson, Barbara Berg. Pat Fraker, Helen lean Smith, Miriam Smith, Betteann Eiler. PAGE 48 Honor Society members, Left to right: Row 1: jane Mel berg, Marilyn Vlfagaman, Mary Gardner, Delores Minartl, Sue Downing, Maurine Stonewall, Marilyn Ausclal, Alice Wykle, Joyce Vecera, Jean Hollingsworth, Carol Haycox, Barbara Smith, Rosemary Wartl, Mary Lee Eige, Row 2: Barbara Berg, Phyllis Tychsen, Betteann Eiler, Romaine Rockhill, Janice Dost, Marilyn McXVilliams, Donna Dunlap, Anna Marcia Merrill, Shirley Erickson, Charlene Hayne, Victor Hoglan, Row 3: Charles Harvey, Curtis Corwin, Elwood Harvey, Mahlon Piper, jim Percival, Brooke Wforkman, George Heiring, Bill Norton, john Nelson, Robert Denton, Larry Dennis, Dale Nablo. SIIHUL HSHIP SIJIIIETY All juniors and seniors who maintain a grade point average of 3.5 for any two semesters, or juniors who have 11 3.5 average for three semesters are automatically members of Marshalltown High School Scholarship Society. Honor Society Officers. Left to right-jane Melberg, vice- presidentg Brooke Wforkman, president, Jean Hollingsworth, secretary. PAGE 49 Masque and Dagger officers. Arla lean Trobaugh, secretary: Bob Steqall, presidenti Monle Harms. viceepresidenij Sue Downing, treasurer, MASH E and IMBEEH Masque and Dagger. Lett to right Row l: Delores Houghton, Marion Hopper, Georgia McGriif, Shirley Knox, Lillian Divis, Sue Downing, Edna Miner, Row Z: Arla lean Trobaugh, Marlene Kaiser, Betteann Eiler, Barbara Vokoun, Pat lones, Delores Robertson, Helen Wauters, Ioyce Vecera, loAnn Iohnson. How 3: Marilyn Piper, Anna Merrill, Sharon Brown, Pat Fraker, Helen lean Smith, Janet Bowers, Miriam Smith, Barbara Smith, Lois Tuttle, lane Kepcke. Row 4: Phyllis Tychsen, Emil Heun, Richard Reinharl, Wally Hey, Bob Iohnson, Bob Stegall, Fred Burk, Ward Miller, Marlys Helland, Charlene Hayne. PAGE 50 UNE ACTS Top left-Cracked Ice. Lett to rightffMarilyn Piper, Wally Hey, jim Moore, Brooke Wtwrkiiizin. Top right-Minor Miracle. Left to right-Keith Dean, Dave Elder, Earl Bremner, jim Potter, Center-Quiet Please. Left to right-fRoger Marquis and Don Farr. Bottom right -Still Alarm. Left to right Dave Elder. Seated: Monte Harms. Bottom leftiThree's A Crowd. Seated: Mar- celline Nutter, jim Huff, Standingg Eddie Speer. PAGE 51 HSEVE CAST: Katinkl Gyurkovics Sari Gyurkovics ..,. Ella Gyurkovics Terka Gyurkovics ..... ....... ..... Liza Gyurkovics SISTERS ...Kathy Jacobson ......Lillian Divis Helen Jean Smith .,..:..Sliirley Knox .....Helen Wauters 1Pat Coxj Klara Gyurkovics ,... ...... M arian Hopper Mama Gyurkovics .,.. ...... S liaron Brown janko .... Mitzi Gyurkovics ., Gida Radviany ..... Ferenz Horkoy .... Colonel Radviany Toni Teleki ..... Michael Sandorffy Top to bottom. Lett to right. ..,.,.Bob Goodnle ....Sue Downing ......Monte Harms .,.George Heiring .....jim Potter ......Dave Elder ...,..Wally Hey First: Shirley Knox, Marian Hopper, Helen Wuuters. Second: Standing-Helen lean Smith, Lillian Divis. Seated-Shirle Knox, Sharon Brown, Helen Wciuters, Y Kathy Iucobson. Third: Stcmding4Kcxthy Iucobson, Lillian Divis. Seated- George Heirinq, Shcxron Brown, Helen lean Smith, Shirley Knox, Marian Hopper, Helen Wcruters. Fourth: George Heirinq, Sue Downinq, lim Potter, Kathy Icxcobson. PAGE S2 THE DIVINE FLUH Hal .....,. Winnie ..... Boops ..... Stu Morgan ..... Kit Almstecl ....... Etta Dean fFlora Randy Pryor .... Mr. Pryor ...... Buzz Rafferty ..,. Mr. Dean .... Sharon Pryor ..,. Bob .... Wiiyiie .... Tex Arlen Polly ....... Helena Marvelle .,........,. Daphne Gillford Mr. Duzan Susie ..,.. Bella ..... D ....,.Dick Palmer .......Mary Lee Eige .....Sharon Neudorff ......Monte Harms ......Marilyn Piper ......Beverly Isgrig .....Earl Bremner .....George Heiring ....,ViCtor Hoglan ....,Brooke Workman ......,Jane Kepcke ,....Keith Dean .....Dick Pederson .....Eddie Speer ...,.....Janet Bowers Delores Houghton .........Pat Frnker ......Marlene Kaiser ...mjerry Kindred .....Jean Hoops .........,...,..Shirley Marble Girls ,..........,...,...,............ Betteann Eiler, Pat Cox, Edna Miner, Rosemary Ward, Ch1r'e:ie Hayne, Marlys Helland, Sharon Brown, Helen Wauters and jane Melberg. Top to bottom-Leit to right. First: Vic Hoqlan. Beverly Isgrig, Earl Bremner, Jane Kepcke. Second: Seated Brooke Workman, Joann Biggs, Rosemary Ward. Pat Fraker, Jim Moore, Delores Houghton, Shari Pinkerton, Marcia Hockey. Standing--Charlene Hayne, Marilyn Piper, Bob Johnson, Wally Hey, Janet Bowers, Mary Lee Eige, Sharon Neudortf. Third: Seated-George Heiring, Anna Merrill, Janet Bowers, Betteann Eiler, Pat Cox. Standing--Vic Hoglan. Beverly Isgrig, Earl Bremner, Sharon Neudorfl, Don Farr, Pat Fraker, Delores Houghton, Edna Miner, Mazlys Helland. Fourth: Janet Bowers, Pat Fraker, Delores Houghton, Betteann Eiler, Pat Cox, George Heirinq, Marlys Helland, Charlene Hayne. PAGE 53 PAGE 54 Ezlllar Rumaine Rockhill , 550V 90 G O A . Xefi Ulf. of wt 'YI' 5 'Q PIIST SIIHIPT Post Script Staff. Left to righteseated: Fred Clark, circulation manager: Shirley Knox, associate editor: Romaine Rockhill, editor: George Heiring, art editor. Standing: Ioyce Vecera. advertising manager: Betteann Eiler. business manager: Sue Downing, associate editor: Barbara Smith, copy editor: Collette Nutter, photographer: Dave Norris, Brooke Workman, sports editors: Pat Cox, photographer. - Copy Staff. Clockwise: Dotta Kutter, Phyllis Tychsen, Kathy Jacobson, Barbara Smith, Pat Fraker, Helen Wauters, Willis Dobbins, Connie Jeffrey. Editors. Left to right- Sue Downing, associate editorg Romaine Rock- hill, editorg Shirley Knox, associate editor, Ad Staff. Left to right-Row l: Marian Hopper, H el e n Wauters, Delores Houghton. Row 2: Joyce Vecera, Betteann Eiler, Collette Nutter. Row 15: Helen Jean Smith, Kathy Jacobson, Ward Miller. Photographers. Seated: Frank Ryder, junior col- lege. Standing: Pat Cox, Collette Nutter, high school, Insert: Clarence Coulter, junior college. PAGE 55 B: 3 Sig-of Week, singing 'M v MY Effo I e b rt me XLII Seiliqyr High Q0 xg ef 'W 3 Kew grain 1111! ltlv ii! 335119 ,itat WWHWWWW' and 5915! 9355 11 mm NL ng a r MNXQ, x X dmwc ue YMwsnacs3w xr! adn vt us lutt ef: gunim' big r 'FSL xusm nu Uwrmmb xx gmxber 1 xw H1 L K2 mmxwf. ru mmm: Mxnwm bmah, uumx x m mum? L M Hamm, xwmm, ummm Pwmxmz: -wa. MX num Cu1YUfQ Clint ry u s M mug XJYTN lm,m.1v- sp ix um I 4 wWf.m: Zxuxtu photo Vx hey. W. . My hm!! 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PH' QP-E, ae C 'it the c gh: f ,eilson 1 N' 8.1151 Hg Xi' sr the loss VLIGTL Rc , , the Chfif en.,,Kii Sm!! ,ami p.k,',,g5 Mwlmg Yum Cx I H , Q yflerians, I A M 13 . . .UV mu' 4' Ll - A -4 'KZ ,Arn L 44,-QI L., any ., fi3?X.fvf A ' 'A KnflwIiiiiiiyili Uhgljn Rfmkhmll. Ph5HiQ 'lkviglgxitx liiisuzrfx YFIEYYH Rsw B'3Hm'm Hier- ffgurifj 1:13 h V l xv, till! -mx ,UMC vc, UE' VU-V lv H mf .- - if V. fl y, . S19 luwninpl , r1I s fhsflldfl, Larry Drums, Dave Nmrisk. 1 X R V My J M NX Urkmm' c'C '5C Hcffmii- Sri? in added 8 fc A0 Coach Lg0'iV 665 K1- 'tg'e as Bingo r Q ,I KW mg? xo gen' 9' C994 wfq WPQ 'Ur VW w X 16511168 I 4,5 so ' gk. xe -H393 tKgk?69 Ze I Cf Q 'AM , ltondxoffo the lux , Geo 68 Q 0 lHun10I'S, C Qqke eww -Q53 a ' ,f f 'ft Sophs 5 WW-4 0' 3? 'he 1 , 1 A Revswiififs' 9 8 Q W peqwd Q X , vnwj Q 1-iffliix Ywlkyi 5Cg1'g:.K-Noam, Liffxl-L Yxcxen- 3eAX1qxEL1 XHHQ ! Lk,.x F. Nd. gum gmxx-N' J 6 uv Swiwm' , f Y ykyyiexcw ' 90 s gmxcg KQQQYI '. 123 QP? fsnhwfi V QPF' 91' 'ae ' 4' G mn Gilt 80i5iQ'g?1- ,aker ABYS, 6' 1 i the eve - teams cle st Jllniorg, gy 43-'25, 54 'Gs 24 Points fc II' if tjgigfxll 52 2:11230 attaining 'mess c'no0X K efxkx iifapmxmz- me an xxx Wh sew bmw agai, Mm' 3 X,eix1xYf fwxxx Mlm my ' efitsv Ygxtd Mmdgn uve NY W Vtegx ffl Ylmw H3Cfh,b?i'vQhsC11f wwfag f vw f au 'H11O'me'5i I MMM aa 'NYLX 3 L the , 5? 4 of SF: M 'NJ MO 544 55,52 B x B me wg yofZfl'?Ri3, 'V me R The regular piay in ,owfbfixw 1,6359 Wm, LOW? 'Church Leagwsxe basketball f ff- - I nm. ffe c,,,AL1-E'17.p,h climaxed last week by wins ..f.u....::.,+ 'nw MaffhQtiiSt 'SW i we . gas, swiavw get Wgff 5028 69,0 'nga ine some W sw 306 'fix' X9-95 ' X E. sxggb ' E3 3128 new Wiete' The 'X S 531 4 . xseeueaioge Qxggfwhodlexne ,Kb stfldentg MISS H m'6'digxwr6'5kS isa Vzgwatwt We his mam' Eaxvhe , Mhz Mnfaa N lyfaysk tha, 44. Ci-Y Uf'l'rccr's. l.L-ft tu right lip-xcrlv Trimhlc. sc-irc-t.rr'y: Dclfwc-S Hrnrglmlun, prcsrilcrxtg Marrlyrr Prrwr. urn-frfrurrlcnl. Kathy lurrlwmri. tr'c.1sur'er. li G-Y Cabinet, If-lt nr rrglnff-Rmv 1: Dr,-lures Hnrrglrtrm, president: Kathy Jacobson, trc-frwrer: Marilyn Piper, vice-preirdentg Bevcrlv Trrmhlc. scrrctary. Row 2: Crcrrrgin Mvfirill. wr1rShip1Sr1c Dunning. ,ulvisrwy mcmhcrg P.rt jones, prrmierti Shirley Knox. publicity. Row S: PM fox. wrmlg Slmrrrrr Brnwn. mrrsif. Srrmnnc Shaw, gulxrsnry mcmhcrg Hclcn ,lczm Smith, prrrgrxrrn. ii-Y Memhera Left to rrghtfRrvw 1: Lillian Dura. Miss f.rr'ul llrvuglrtrm, Shirley Kn-rx. fnnnrc jrlfrcy B.lTlWill'.l Shrnlcy, Georgia Mclirril Glcnn.r Shun, Helen XX'.1utcr's Dclnrus Rrmlwcns-vn,Sl1.rri Prnkcrtrxrr. Suu Dunning, Rrm 23 Hr-tty Millar, Drrnngr Dunlgrn, ,lruAnn Drvvrnx, Beverly Trimble, Dclrvrcs Hr-rrglrtnrr l5.rr'h.rr.r lkrirrl. M.rrrlyn llrxu-avr. M.m'i.r Rn.kL'y. M.r:'rlyn Auxrl,rh-. llvllc l..rrsnn. Shrrluy I.1rmh, l2ntt.1 Rutter. Rmcrngrr'y XV.1nl, M,l1rlyn Slmlfcr. K.rIhy ,l.rr-vlwzrr, Rim S: lirthryn XVcl1Lr. M.lr'iL'llrm' Nrrltcr. Slmrrrrr Nurrrl-rrll, Marrlyn Piper. lieth Von il'cr'rh, Alrrc XVyklL', Jufllnn J-ulrrmwn, l3cr1.r hlrllrrxxc-ll, ,lrrkrr lfrrnix, llmurly Mull. M.lrl1-rr: K.rrsr-r, lk-tlc.lr1r1 lirlcr. M.lrrlyrr Yilulx, ,lrr.rrx lfrlxulrrls. Rem I: Dixrc XV1ll.lr'sl, Rrvrmrrm' Rrirlnlllll. Srrmnrru Slmxx, M.rry Nrilrrrlmrr. .l.rrw Nr-llxc-rg, Arl,r Iculrr 'lrrrh.ruglr. l,nrs 'l'ul!lL'. Hcxcrly lxgrrpg. Shlrlcy ljrwrlurvn, M,rry lfr liigfs. Hirrhgrrpr jwlmnwn. Narrm Drgrxrx. R-in S- l'.rt jrvncx. Phyllis 'lyrllscry Phyllrs Ruwru. -l.rnL' Kcprkc. l5.rrh.1r'.r Smith, Mrrmrn Smith, je.rnnL Humps, Shirley M.rrhlL-, Mr-n.r lhlgc-r, K.ry Nrclwn. fh.rrlc-nc ll.xyncX. Sh.rrrrn llrrrurr. l'lL'll'II jc.m Nmrlh. l'.1t lirrlxcr. janet llmscrs, M.1rIy5 HL-ll.rr1d. jcirn Hrrllrngsxxrwtlr. M.rrrIyn Kessler. PAGE 55 Christmas Snowball. Left to riqht Wally Hey. Collette Nulter, Helen lean Smith. Bob Iohnson. Lett center Faol's Paradise. Dave Norris and Shirley Knox. Right bcenter- Refreshment line at Fool's Paradise. Below--G-Y members make decorations for Sweetheart Swirl . PAGE 59 jalupy jump. Brooke Wmvrk- man gives keys to jerry Winters. Sadie Hawkins. Left to right'-Bill Zuercher, Collette Nutter, Larry Engman. Sadie Hawkins. Left to right-jud Eichnrn, Fred Burk, Sharon Brown, Helen ,loan Smith. YV PAGE EU H-Y Members. Lett to right--Row l: Iess Barker, Bill Zuercher, Larry Engman, Iim Moore, Eugene Wright, Clair Rudison, Bill Beckwith Willis Dobbins, Emil Heun. Row 2: Dale Walton, Dave Norris, Larry Dennis, Roger Marquis, Iim Hutt, Bill Demmon, Dick Palmer, Dave Elder, Keith Dean, Eugene Spencer, Brooke Workman, Donald Farr. Row 3: Bill Norton, Dick Williams, Andrew Spencer, Wally Hey Jerry Winters, Fred Clark, George Heiring, Dick Endicott, Frank Spencer, Ellis Dawson, Don Switzer, How 4: Eddie Speer, Gary Knox Mahlon Piper, Iim Scott, Iim Potter, Floyd Ballard, Earl Bremner, Bob Iohnson, Iud Eichorn, Bob Steqoll, Jerry Kindred, Dick Pedersen Kenny Gratt, Jim Percival. SE IIJH HI-Y Hi-Y Otticers. Lett to right Row 1: Dave Norris, vice-president, Clair Rudison, sergeant-at-arms, Dave Elder, chaplain, Row 2: Bill Norton, treasurer: Brooke Workman, president. PAGE 61 l0th Y-Teen Members. Left to right-Row 1: Sally Vana, Mary Io Sharp, Barbara Rockhill, Mollie Buitington, adviser: Mary Ann Thorson, Ianice Myer, Marilyn Petterson, Corinne Allbee. Row 2: Shirley Navarra, Mary Io Butler, Margaret Iacobson, Marlene Phipps, Norma Turner, Beverly Duaek, Pat Switzer, Carol Wilson, Shirley Palmer. Row 3: Margaret Hill, Barbara Miller. Anne Booth, Beverly Smith, Rosemary Higham, Pat Becvar, Priscilla Hooven, Ioan Bell, Carolyn Hays, Virginia Cornelius. Row 4: Pat Carothers, Beverly Fraker, Karlene Alley, Bette Brennecke, Betty Marble, Beverly Coulter, Marilyn Smit, Betty Robovsky, Marilyn Lannigan, Iacky Snowgren, Marilyn Lokensqard. lllth EH UE Y-TEE 5 10th Y-Teen Officers, Lett to right: Marilyn Smit, secretary: Marilyn Peterson, vice-president: Mollie Buitington, adviser: Bette Brennecke, president: Priscilla Hooven, historian: Betty Marble, treasurer. i PAGE E2 10th Hi-Y Officers. Left to right Sealed: Don Hudison, vice-president: Bob Cooper, president: Bill Tidd, secretary-treasurer. Standing: Iim Ennis, chaplain: Phil Alexander, serqeanteat-arms. SUPHUMUHE HI-Y Members. Left to right Row 1: Jimmie Walker, Bruce Butler, lim Ennis, Iohn Clemens, Jim Wheeler, Philip Briggs, Dick Baltisberger. Row ?: Don Budison, Don Faust, Bradley Kniqht, Bob Cooper, Bill Tidd, Dick Miller, Gerald Grimmonpre. Row 3: Edward Porter, Phil Alexander, Jerry Miller, Iim Sinning, Bob Haradon, Ralph Losee, Charles Ward. 1' A PAGE 63 Cheerleaders. Left to rightfCol1ette Nutter, Lillian Divis, Norma Hansen, Nancy Dravis, Pat Switzer, Glenna Sloan. IIHEEHLE DEI-IS and M III. B M Club is made up of all the boys who have lettered in some sport during their three years in high school. They are automatically members upon receiving n letter. M Club Members. Left to right-- Row 1: Mahlon Piper, Fred Clark, Frank Spencer, Elwood Harvey, Gary Knox, Earl Bremner, Darwin Muzzy, Larry Dennis, Iim Ennis, lim Huff, Dave Norris. Don Switzer, Roger Marquis, Bob Goodale, lerry Kindred, lim Stanley, Dick Endicott. PAGE 84 How 2: Iim Percival, Dick Pedersen, Iud Eichorn, Brooke Workman, Bob Stegall, Ierry Winters, Clair Hudison, Bill Ezell, Floyd Ballard, Bob Johnson, Douglas Meyer, Larry Perry, Iim Sinninq. G.A.A, Officers. Left to right'-eSeated: Beverly Isgrig, secretary: Beverly Trimble, vice-president. Standing: Barbara Berg, treasurer: Suzanne Shaw, sports head: Donna Decker, president. GIRLS' THLETIII SSIJIII TIIJ G.A.A. Members. Lett to right-Row 1: Dena McDowell, Iackie Ennis, Connie Ietfrey, Marion Hopper, Marilyn Dawson, Barbara Baird, Beverly Dudek, Ianice Myer, Shirley Navara, Sue Downing, IoAnn Iohnson, Belle Larson, Row 2: Marilyn Peterson, Sally Vana, Mary Ann Thorson, Patty Schultz, Eva Lou Watson, Helen Wauters, Arla lean Trobaugh, Norma Turner, lane Melberg, Norma Hansen, Pat Switzer, Beverly Smith, Mary Scharp, Lillian Divis, Shirley Knox. Bow 3: Anne Booth, Delores Robertson, Betteann Eiler, Beverly Mott, Virginia Cornelius, LaVonne Pugh, Barbara Moore, Iol-inn Denison, Margaret Hill, Beverly Trimble, Donna Dunlap, Marilyn Yilek, Marilyn Ausdal. Mary Io Butler, Barbara Vokoun, Delores Houghton. Row 4: Marilyn Lokensgard, Barbara Smith, Marlene Phipps, Barbara Miller, Marlene Kaiser, Alice Wykle, Beth Von Tersch, Rosemary Higham, Betty Marble, Betty Robovsky, Pat Carothers, Phyllis Tychsen. Romaine Rockhill, Beverly Isgrig, Sharon Brown, Rosemary Ward. Row 5: Bette Brennecke, Ioan Bell. Marilyn Smit, Delores Bloom, Charlene Hayne, Shirley Erickson, Suzanne Shaw, Ieanne Hoops, Shirley Marble, Mary Nicholson, Mona Baker, Kay Neilson, Monna Beckham, Pat Fraker, Helen lean Smith, Janet Bowers, Lois Tuttle, Beverly Fraker, Karlene Alley. PAGE 65 ez' 'fm '50, 35 0 cz: 35 Af' Us L9 N 55.07 we U! bi 4- fe uf' vi' bl. N. 1: 'N 6 N J -'0 Ai 6' 6 ff' w ,eq 'TEE A gg N O O 54,0 O S' Q Qc '4- 'lb m al cn Q PA GE 45? i EG ,525- 'Wi gs, :milk .sm-X , W I 1 x i ,,, ,, v ..,. . , Y ! x i we Af fm ' 1,, .mm it j as f gem: ii- ? svr ., 53? , Music Pll GE HSBAD MHS Band. Lett to rightff How 1: Sharon Freiberg, Bob Bonaventure, Irvin Fonken. Helen Iean Smith, Carolyn Hays, Betty Marble, Alice Wykle, Shirley Erickson, Miriam Smith. Row 2: Victor Hoglan. Mona Baker, Marcia Rockey, Delores Houghton, Romaine Rockhill, Bar- bara Smith, Beverly Coulter, Vae Waltemeyer, Bill Tidd, Sherman Sorem, Marilyn Kessler, Gordon Paul. Row 3: Carol Clymer, lane Kepcke, Ioanne Pinneo, Mary Lou Snyder, Barbara Baird, Iohn Nelson, Clair Rudison, Armand Baker, Gene Weatherly, Dick Endicott, Lloyd Varnum, David Stover, Paul Anderson, Don Faust, Margaret Jacobson, Philip Armstrong, Larry Dennis, Larry Smith. Willis Harrison, Dick Baltisberger, Ierry Nelson, Bill Beckwith. Dick Palmer, Charles Miller, How 4: Marlys Helland, Lois Tuttle, Nellie Flathers, lane Johnson. Row 5: Armon Adams, director: Eugene Wright, Harold Small, Phillip Haefner, Karlene Alley, Beverly Trimble, Marian Hopper, Gilbert Cripps, Eugene Davis, Ierry Miller, Fred Clark, Iames Hilsabecl-r, Sally Vana, Priscilla Hooven, Barbara Miller, Barbara Rockhill, Corinne Allbee, Dick Talbot, Kay Neilsen. Twirlers. Left to right Row 1: Monna Beckham, IoAnn Downs, Kathryn Weber, Connie Jeffrey, maiorette: Betteann Eiler, Barbara Bushina, Shirley Halter. Row 2: Iune Miller, Mary Nicholson. --.-. Band officers and Council. Left to right How l: Helen Jean Smith, vice-president: Clair Rudison, president: Arla lean Trobauqh, secretary-treasurer. How Z: Victor Hoqlan, Romaine Hockhill, Charlene Hayne, Bob Bonaventure, council members. PAGE 71 S Pep Band. Lett to right Row l: IoAnn Downs, Sharon Neudorlf. How 2: Phillip Haelner, Don Faust, Dick Baltis- berger, Bill Beckwith, Eugene Wr' ht, V't H . o ' ' A ' ig ic or oqlan R w 3. Dick Palmer, John Nelson, Jerry Miller, Jim Moore, Gordon Paul. Basketball Band. Lett to rights'-Row 1: Marcia Hockey, Vic H oqlan, Mona Baker, Bill Beckwith, Dick Palmer, Charles Miller Armen Adam , d'r t ,' L D '. ' s :ec or crrry ennis How 2. Gary Burk, Iohn Peterson, Bob Bonaventure, Harold Small, Beverly Coulter John Nelson, Marilyn Kessler, Gordon Paul. PAGE 72 ,Y ,Y I MHS Orchestra, Lett to right-Row l: Belle Larson, Anna Merrill, Shirley Erickscn, Miriam Smith, Ianice Smit. Row 2: Delores Mirmrd, Margaret Boles, Betty Brisel, Irvin Fonkon, Vic Hoglan, Helen lean Smith, Sharon Frieberg. Ierry Nelson, Iohn Peterson, Bob Bonaventure, Dick Minor, Richard Reinhart. Row 3: Marilyn Smit, Marilyn Lokensguard, Donita Lentz, Shirley Marble, Barbara Smith, Ierry Nelson, Armand Baker. Row 4: Fred Clark, Charles Miller, Dick Palmer. Row 5: Forrest Fowler, director: Marilyn Ausdal. Rama Holcomb, Beverly Coulter, Gilbert Cripps, Kay Neilsen, UHIIHESTH Orchestra olticers. Lett to right---Shirley Marble, secretary-treasurer: Marilyn Ausdal, vice-president: Belle Larson, president. PAGE 74 String quartet, Lett to right Belle Larson, Anna Violin soloists and duet Anna Merrill and Belle Larson, Merrill, Shirley Marble, Janice Smit. MIXED IIHUH S Mixed Chorus. Lett to right Row 1: Joan Edwards, Janice Smit, Kathryn Weber, I-lelen Wauters, Sharon Brown, Patricia Cox, Marilyn Piper, lane Melberg, Marilyn Dawson, Row Z: Betty Darter, Beverly Heed, JoAnn Biggs, Marilyn McWilliams, Delos Barker, Donald Rudison, Marilyn Shatter, Patricia Jones, Danna Duncan. Row 3: Elizabeth Von Tersch, Elaine Riemenschneider, Dixie Willard, John Nelson, Mahlon Piper, Jerry Winters, Richard Worsiold, Richard Miner, Priscilla Blanton, Leora Waterman. Row 4: Jerry Nelson, Larry Smith, Emil Heun, Eugene Spencer, Richard Williams, Donald Lyman, James Mathews, George Heiring, Fred Clark, Norman Legg, Constantine Nicothodes. l 3 PAGE 75 Second Period Glee Club, Left to right-Row 1: Beverly Smith, janice Briley, Carol Wilsimn. Row 2: Beverly Wagner, jackie Snowgren, Bette Brennecke, Mary jo Butler, Norma Hanson, Patsy Becvar. Row 3: joan Bell, Neva Goorlale, Mary Russie, Rosemary Higham, Gwen Bousum. HLEE CI. BS Fourth Period Glee Club, Left to rightfRow I: Lottie Miiulshy, Mary Gear, Bertleen Drew, Margaret Boles, Betty Miller, Reva Nichols. Row 2: Collette Nutter, Nancy Taylor, Donna Dunlap, Marilyn Dawson, Marcella johnson, Joanne Willits, Row 3: Alice Xllfykle, Marcine Ankrum, Patricia Jones, Beverly Bryant, Kay Neilson, Wiliiia Schaper, Beverly Mott. PAGE 76 Vocal Officers. Left to right Seated: lane Melberq, mixed chorus secretary: Girls' Trio. Left to right: Helen Wauters, Sharon Mahlon Piper, mixed chorus president: Beverly Mott, junior-senior glee club Brown, Icme Melberq. secretary. Stcmding: Bette Brennecke, sophomore glee club president: Kcxy Nielson, junior glee club president: Mary Russie, sophomore glee club S8CI'9lQl'y. VUE I. EBU P5 ffwflt' it N: if E l Girls' Sextet. Left to right-Kathryn Weber, Snowqren, Donna Duncan, Norma Hansen, Betty Betty Brennecke, lucky Boys' Quartet. Top to bottom-'George Heiring, Miller. Ierry Nelson, Dick Worstold, Iohn Nelson. PAGE 77 an S A I 3.14 7 SXA'fi'5W WE I-iW3'fWK7T YIM .PPB11 i7'l k'Wl3nE.v,IfNV'iKSrl Aifllilwit IES.-ii. iff? H9495 W ,ll 3' HIE .lllila 'l' il2'lf?'!H 1g YY Sparta Bobcat Varsity, Left to right- --Row l: Bob Stegall, Bob Johnson, Dave Norris, Iim Stanley, Clair Rudison, Iud Eichorn, Brooke Workman, Mahlon Piper. Row 2: Ronald Shutt, Iim Percival, Dick Pederson, Charles Coliman, Ierry Winters, Ieriy Kindred, Earl Bremner, Dave Elder. Row 3: Doug Meyer, Vic Hoglan, Ioe Doud, Dick Endicott, Keith Dean, Don Switzer, Jim Potter. Row 4: Roger Marquis, manager: Iim Ennis, Sherm Sorem, Fred Clark, Clif! Randall, Ierry Miller, Floyd Ballard, Gary Knox, Iim Huff, manager. Row 5: Phil Alexander, Larry Perry, Duane Clizbe, Ralph Kenner, Iim Sirining, Bill Ezell, Ralph Harvey, Elwood Harvey, Row 6: Kenny Dean, assistant coach: Ben Trickey, assistant coach: Charles Buchwald, Ray Linehan, assistant coach: Ralph Losee, Len Cole, head coach. 'II T GHIDSTEH5 B Squad. Lett to right-Row l: Sam Giarratano, Ioe Doud, Charles Buchwald, Charles Coffman, Dick Palmer, Dave Elder, Keith Dean, Iim Potter. Duane Clizbe, Vic Hoqlan, Ierry Grimmonpre. Row 2: Gene Weatherly, Ken Graft, Gene Spencer, Iohn Clemons, lim Wheeler, Duane Thompson, Don Rudison, Don Garrington, Phil Armstrong, Larry Smith, Bill Zuercher, Emil Huen. Row 3: lim Huff, Kenny Dean, coach: Phil Hae-finer. Cliff Randall, Dick Williams, Glen Retter, Phil Alexander, Larry Perry, Leroy Johnson, Dick Miner, Leon Goosey, Myron Collins, Darwin Muzzy, Dick Paxson, Ben Tricke y, coach, Roger Marquis, manager. PAGE 80 Football Managers. Roger Marquis and lim Huff. Football Co-captain. Clair Rudison and Dave Norris. BIIBII T LETTEHME BROOKE WORKMAN-fWorkj: A senior who played tailback for the 'Cats and was placed on the all-conference second team. JUD EICHORN-Clkejz Played wingback and his drive and spirit will be greatly missed next year. FRANK SPENCER: A hard driving junior fullback who landed a second team all-conference position, DAVE NORRIS-CHorseJ: Played quarterback last year as a senior and won a place on the third team all-con- ference selections. Was also co-captain. JIM STANLEY: A senior who saw considerable action in the backfield. BOB STEGALL-fClemJ: A senior back who will be missed next season. BILL EZELL: A junior who earned a starting berth in the backfield at mid-season. JIM PERCIVAL: A rugged junior guard who was a standout in the line. EARL BREMNER: A junioruwho saw plenty of action at end and tackle. DICK PEDERSON: Earned his second letter and was a credit to his team. He has another year. RALPH HARVEY: A senior who started the season at an end but was later moved to the backfield. BOB JOHNSON: Was a hard working senior who had plenty of drive and will be missed next season. ELWOOD HARVEY-fWoodiej: Saw plenty of action at center and will be a mainstay next year. JERRY WINTERS: A junior who will be a big asset to the squad next year. BOB GOODALE-CFuzzJ: A senior center who was dropped from the squad with a knee injury suffered in the first game. JERRY KINDRED: As a guard he was a good blocker and a sure tackler. He'll be back next year. GARY KNOX: He was a defensive standout and could be depended upon when needed. DOUG MEYER: Was a defensive star along with fine blocking and was third team all-conference. CLAIR RUDISON: Was co-captain for the Bobcats. Was also rated all-conference and honorable mention on the all-state selections. DICK ENDICOTT-fBomboj : A hard charging lineman and has another year of competition. FRED CLARK: A tough senior lineman who will be missed next fall. MAHLON PIIPER: Plays a good game at center and will be depended upon next season. JIM SINNING: A powerful sophomore tackle who was a semi-regular in his second year of football. FLOYD BALLARD-Uuniorj: A fine passer and ball carrier who has another year of competition. JIM ENNIS: A sophomore who saw plenty of action in the backfield. BILL ZUERCHER: His willingness to play and com- petitive spirit made him an asset to the squad. RONALD SHUTT: A tough senior lineman who aided the team last season. PAGE 81 4 FIJUTBALL SCHEDULE Sept Sept Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct, Nov. PAGE Franklin C Grinnell Ames ,, H, Buone ,, Oskaltmsa St. Ambrt Centerville Newton , Grid Highlights. Clockwise, beginning far left: Spencer picks up fumble, Ballard skirts around end. Head Coach Len Cole. Eichorn finds open- ing. Intercepted pass! Wforkman in trouble. Stopped Cold. B gridders in action. Wforkman in the clear. Norris leaps for pass. Get off my back! Center Section: Perry dropped from behind. Assistant coaches, Linehan, Dean, and Trickey. Harvey outsprints foe. Down Center: Foe comes through. PAGE 85 1950-51 Cage Squad. Left to rightgSeated: Ben Trickey, coachg Charles Buchwald, Duane Clizbe, Larry Engman Dave Norris, Elwood Harvey, and Ray Linehan, assistant coach. Standing: Bob Goodale, managerg junior Ballard Phil Alexander, Brooke Xllforkman, jim Sinning, jud Eichorn, Dick Endicott, Dick Pederson, and Dave Elder manager BASHETB LL SEHED LE PAGE 86 Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. jan. jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. 21 1 2 8 15 20 4 12 19 26 2 9 10 16 17 23 2 9 15 lowa Falls ...... Oskaloosa ......... Roosevelt C. R. Ames ............ Boone ......... Centerville .... Grinnell ..... Newton ....... Oskaloosa ...... Ames ...... Boone ...... Grinnell ............. Roosevelt D. M. Newton ............ Nevada ....... Ottumwa ..... Tech D. M. ....................... . East Waterloca tDistrictj West Waterloo tSub-statej .... M.I-1.5. Opponents 41 22 27 42 44 35 36 51 35 43 54 51 32 71 36 35 43 44 33 63 43 58 45 62 46 50 34 36 58 32 36 46 65 37 51 47 37 63 Basketball coaches Ray Linehcm and Ben Trickey discuss tactics. Basketball co-captains Brooke Workman cmd Dave Norris. Elwood Harvey: Junior, mainstay next year. Charles Buchwald: Sophomore, hard scrapping junior Ballard: Junior, fine rebounder and top guard with lots of drive- Scofer of the Season' Dave Norris: Senior, third team all-conference and Brooke Workman: Senior, plenty of drive and good Play maker' . reboundm Ralph Kenner: Sophomore, reliable floor man. im Sinnin : So vhomore, determination and fi ht gl l 8 made him tough. Frank Spencer: junior, contributed much. . Dick Endicott: Junior, saw plenty of action. Jud Elcllofnf SCl'1l0f, i1SS6f to lC2llTl llflfff late Start. Managers: Bob Cooljgry Bob Goodale and Dzlvc Phil Alexander: Sophomore, steady performer. Duane Clizbe: Sophomore, team player with scor- ing punch. Larry Engman: Senior, a deadly shot from far out. Elder: Gave valuable aid to players, coaches. Basketball Managers. Left to right- Bob Cooper, Bob Goodalef Dave Elder. PAGE av PAGE 88 Basketball action shots. Court Play---cloclo wise beginning with top photo of Duane Clizbe, no. 42, attempting to score, Ballartl in a defensive pose. 'Cats rebounding. Foul! Ballard leaps for two-pointer. Wforkinan in basketball ballet. Clizbe fights for ball in Boone game. A sure bucket. Wfow, what wrist action! Cjcntcr tmp-f Clizbc drives annum! Ames wppml- cnt. Lower left- -Captain Dave Norris gets the elbow. Luwer right-Norris tries lefty as Engmnn eyes Situation. PAGE 89 Sophomores receiving awards. Left to right-Brian Crossen,1erry Miller, Ierry Riggens, Herb Tschudy, Bill Decker, Larry Perry, Phil Alexander, Charles Buchwald. Iim Ennis, Duane Clizbe. Ralph Kenner, Iim Sinning, Bob Nolan, Calvin Miller, Don Smuck, Ralph Losee, Bill Harrison. Ray Linehan, coach: Charles Bru and Don Rudison. LITTLE 'EAI' II BEH5 IIIJNFEHENEE CHAMPS SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Little 'Cats Opponents Nov. 21 Iowa Falls ...,.. 52 17 Dec. 1 Oskaloosa .,....... 58 50 Dec. 2 Roosevelt CR. ...... 54 59 Dec. 8 Ames .............. 39 52 Dec. 15 Boone ...... 56 20 jan. 4 Grinnell ...,. 42 44 jan. 12 Newton .....,. 48 42 jan. 19 Oskaloosa ............... 55 39 jan. 26 Ames tovertimej 55 35 Fcb. 2 Boone .................. 46 26 Feb. 9 Grinnell ........... 65 46 Feb. 10 Roosevelt D.M. .... 31 54 Feb. 16 Newton .......... 60 43 Feb. 17 Nevada ....... 64 35 Mar. 2 Tech D.M. .... 71 51 PAGE 92 Yxee-bqxeu Cxxocxn Comobe . 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Standing: Ray Linehan, coach: Phil Pattie, Dick Miner, Leroy Johnson, Iim Stanley, Sherman Sorem, Ioe Doud, Ralph Losee, Duane Clizbe, Leonard Cole, coach: Dick Palmer, Bob Nolan, Larry Perry, Roger Marquis, Charles Buchwald, Fred Burk, manager: Kenny Dean, coach: Ben Trickey, coach. Tllflllli if A 5 Al MY: ,1 in L if 4 .., 9. Quarter mile hopefuls. Lelt to right Jim Wheeler, Dick Miner, Verle Weaver, Yic Iim Stanley working out with the Hoqlan, Ralph Losee, Sherman Sorem, lerry Grimmonpre, Mahlon Piper, Dick discus, Endicott and Ierry Miller. PAGE 94 7,1 My . it ' J , 4 sillfi. il: if 3 . .1 M A At the starting line, Lelt to right-Bob Nolan, Ralph Losee, Dick Palmer, Larry Perry, Bob Nolan edges out Dick Palmer in the Dick Miner and Larry Dennis, quarter mile. 'Cat golfers, Left ,to right Larry Dennis. Dan Gordon, lim Overlurf, Iim Percival, Bill Mott, Deloss Barker, Keith Brattetq and Ben Trickey, coach. PAGE 95 'X H1 x,,9 A 4,1 -' ., HU, 'A ,bydif Wax wg ,J W .2 .'fw.3f,: 'w' .uffwv mix W- 'few :Qyri if :I 'Sm X- 'Q X' wwf xw Vi? v' 5, , y ,Q S Win yifwf X,Qx ,5 W, . . - 9 , 455. is Q 4 U an X .mf ,lik vill. f, .elif x 4 ff 1 ,. -x , .. X wnfw- . W' 'Q VX D V W 'W X ,iw .A'?X5V5z '5z Nb x wxvwa Q5 WX x w,mvfK,M 1 QV , TQYM 5.e,, junior Krfllege NF Wig -A ,QZZGJZ -Q fi' 4 'ff 1 f a N76 f JV? ,Q M ff my x F' K wmv M f .ez 5:42 OH FL-SEI X SJ X 9' p g 5 , F, A' '-. 4 4 lo-3 aes y f' Q' .- I 'QV 2 I ' J 11 6 f ' 'N -, xx If Q 1 f J' LY f 4' N .1 gf I I I , IQ jg f U g.uff'QS' ' Q17 I I ' sg, 4::::- - ,f X ' 4 sarffssy 7 E ,!.-- :Siting gl llgy o X X s: ::ss0f f I zliutv ' 253' ' I Q ' . 555254. X M 5- E: ff' xx :: SIIPHIIMIIHE SHETEHES AL BRAAK-Did not graduate. DON E. BURROUGHS- Sam, Mooch and Don are some of the names that this amiable fellow went by. Well-liked by everyone, Don was a member of Collegiate Players and Student Council and was sophomore class president. His streak and subtle humor will be remembered by all JC'ers and members of the faculty. RICHARD CHRISTERSON- Tall, blond, cute, Carole, good actor and outstanding per- sonality are some of the things junior college students will recall when they think of Chris, He played for the Tigers, was president of Collegiate Players and always added much interest to his classes with clever remarks. CHARLES SAWYER CLAY- Mr. Clay, the walking dictionary of MJC, came to the aid of students and teachers alike. Coming to JC after serving as a Corporal in the Army Medical Corps, he sang in mixed chorus two years and participated frequently in discussion groups despite many home responsibilities. CONSTANCE MAREE CLEMENS- Editor of the Tiger page of Pebbles and the JC Post Script section, president of the '50-51 women's club, a two-year member of Student Council and Collegiate Players, sister of five brisk brothers and the busiest gal in MJC were some of this tall blonde's titles. During her freshman year she scooted back and forth from the Pebbles office to the T.-R. in her yellow Crosley convertible, which was often parked by an ice cream shop full of Connee and Co. JACQUELINE LOUISE COLLINS- jackie's versatile manner, enthusiasm and ability to be a good mixer will stand out in the minds of all those who knew her. Her cropped curls and tasseled stocking cap will linger long in the memories of all ,IC'ers and Rusty, She was Student Council vice-president for two years, a member of women's club and an active member of the girls' gym class. ROBERT DUNCAN-Did not graduate. ROGER FINCH- One of the big surprises of the year was when Humphrey settled down to a married life. This was accompanied by a change from a chartruese Cadillac to a tourquoise Stude- baker. His deep chuckle and sense of humor will stand out in the recollections of his fellow class mates. MERRILL HALTER- Basketball highlighted the junior college activities of Hank both years. Hailing from Melbourne, this cute but shy fellow was added to the heart-throb list of many high school and junior college gals, as well as being very popular among the fellows. Merrill was sports editor of Pebbles and a member of the Post Script staff, was named co-captain of the Tigers of 1950-51 and played starting forward for the Colemen. RAY HECKERT- This nice-looking, dark, wavy-haired JC'er won many friends with his quiet yet pleasing personality. For some reason the expression that old farmer always seemed to arouse a spark of anger in his eyes. Always willing to lend a helping hand, Ray will be remembered for his blue Nash, friendly smile and his science and mathematics talents. ROGER G. MELDAHL-Did not graduate. FRANCIS J. O'ROURKE- His good sense of humor and quick wit caused Fran to be well liked by both students and faculty and an attribute to his classes. In English and psychology he displayed an ability to argue himself out of almost any situation and reproduce the most bookish statements into slang. The Buick, a friendly manner, curly hair and Earleen are some of the things jC'ers will associate with memories of Fran. DAVID POWERS- Although he was bashful, this blond, clean-cut MjC'er had many secret admirers of the opposite sex. David was well thought of by every one who knew him and his quiet ways will remain prominent in their minds. Many of his hours outside of school were spent working at the garage. ROBERT RANDALL- This friendly, freckled-face JC'er proved to be an all- around good guy. Well-liked by classmates and teachers alike, Bob was always ready to help out' in most any ,IC project and was a familiar figure backstage as a member of Collegiate Players. As a JC lounger Bob spent much time playing cards in the lounge but was always very conscientious about his lessons. BETTY RHINER- Betty was an active figure in MIC as freshman class president, a two-year member of the honor society, women's club and mixed chorus, and leading actress in all the plays presented by the Collegiate Players while she attended junior college. Being the women's swimming class instruc- tor added to the respect all ,IC'ers felt for this petite, dark- haired sophomore. She was a popular participant in ,IC discussions and debates. DONALD RUXLOW- Ruxlow, where's my pencil? was a familiar question asked whenever Don appeared Cusually from the gymj. This fuzzy-haired blond was a great card fan and enjoyed being on the wrong end of jokes around MIC. Rux played guard for the Tigers, was on the 1950 MJC golf team and was a member of the Pebbles and 'Post Script staffs for two years. FRANK WILLIAM RYDER-Did not graduate. HARRY W. SHEARER--Did not graduate. WALLACE E. TURNER- One of the highlights of the skating parties was Wally's exhibitions of the latest steps. He sang in the mixed chorus and the boys' quartet for two years. His unique cars and driving were often topics of many jokes around JC. Wally was a fellow who, because he loved to argue on almost any topic, added much action to class discussions. BETTY VECERA- Betty's 'blonde hair was a familiar sight in the halls of MJC. She was a member of the staffs for Post Script and Pebbles and was a good student in history classes. Outside work kept Betty busy, but she still found time to help backstage during some Collegiate Players' productions. BETTE WATSON-Did not graduate. BARBARA ELAINE WELKER- A friendly manner, ability to be a good hostess, the Buick and shooting the works will be remembered about this well-liked sophomore girl. Barbara was an active member of Collegiate Players, taking part in plays and working backstage. She sang in the mixed chorus and the girls' trio. PAGE 98 4. A ,fe B .. Lett W UPN Rum' Nw Co c ' , get Af A Udb ' L' Wwzwwxtwstg' . goodbye ' -oil Iflnlql le' L ' 'wk .Buy NN ' Dick Christers ' ll- Berry Rhett to Hgh' ' lei, lfler. f - Frank Rv PI. YS Three productions were presented by the Collegiate Players during the 1950-51 school year. The fall production was But, Not Goodbye, a three-act play by George Seaton. For the State JC Speech and Play Festival, which was again held at Marshalltown, the group gave The Man in the Bowler Hat, a one-act comedy by A. A. Milne. Dear Ruth. which is a full-length comedy by Norman Krasna, was the spring play. The officers of the group were Dick Christerson, president, Roger Meldahl, vice-presidentg Maxine Partridge, secretary, Lyle Anderson, treasurer. The Mun in the Bowler Hut. Left to right Dear Ruth. Left to right--Carole Neudorfl. Beverly Speers Dick Ierry Varnum. Dick Christerson, Betty Rhiner. Christerson, Betty Rhiner, Maxine Partridge. Iexry Vurnum, Ward Beal Lyle Anderson. PAGE 100 Student Ilnuneil and Hunnr Suuiul The social activities and student government of MJC are handled by the Student Council. This group is elected by the students at the beginning of the school year and consists of officers from both classes and two council-men-at-large from each class. The JC honor society is made up of all those students making a grade point average of 5.5. The grade point equivalents used are A equals 4g B, 3g C, 2g D, l. Certificates and pins are awarded to the members in the scholarship assemblies held each semester. Honor Society. Left to right Betty Rhiner, Betty Brisel, Bob Hinshaw, Iohn Peterson, Mary Ann Grcnnemcm, Connee Clemens Dean B, R. Miller. Student Council. Lett to right Standing: Bob Bell, Harold McGeehee, Beverly Speers, Connee Clemens, Don Burrouqhs, Russell Juynes. Secxted: Carole Neudovrii, secretcxry-treasurer: Don Wilschutz, president: Jackie Collins, vice-president. PAGE 101 Tiger Cage-rs. Left to right Row 1: Word Beull, Duane Swope, Don Ruxlow, Bob Bell. Dick Christerson, Harold McGehee, Merrill Brooks. Row 2: Coach Len Cole, Don Wilschutz, Frank Hyder, Roger Meldqhl, Bob Iohnson, Merill Hcxlter, Bob Swanson. 'I'lIiEH51El5Il-51 Cvuarll Dick f,l1l'lSlL'I'S4!l1 lIlLIlllN lor the lull NYllll his uplwmcnts 'llucr fllllglfll, Bulv Bell, clrllwlwlcs down the llwur as Clcntcr Huh Vlulmnsfm lmml-:s un. fur .1 sctkup shut. PAGE 102 J E Cage Season '50-'51 CAGE SUMMARY i MJC Opponent 68 Boone ,7,, .,... ,,,,,,,, A 2 511 Grand View H Nil 72 Wfasliington .. 5-1 71 XX,LllCl0I'f ......... ,, 58 y 117 Eagle Grove ,. -'iii 1 55 Boone ...,,,,,,,, ,, 415 55 Ellsworth ..... ,, 61 Corlth Len Cole and Mgufgiger Bolm Sxxgmgon 55 Clinton ----b'-VMVi U 7l 58 Drake Frosh E, 711 51 Clinton ....,,,,.,, ,, 52 The UIC, Tigers started the season with il retord ot 15 Mason City ..--- -io six straight wins hut .itter Christmas vtuyition could 19 Burlington ,e,e. HI gain only one win out of the next nine games. 55 Mason City ee,e. 50 The tezun was cottclied hy I.eon.1rd Cole and the 56 vULlSllll1gl0l1 ,, 75 manager was Bob Swanson. High man in the storing -15 Ellsworth ,,,, 69 line was Merrill Halter with an average ot' 16 points State Tournament in I6 gtimes. The co-eriptains for the Tigers were 50 Clinton ...,.e H 95 Bob Bell and Merrill l'l.1lter. Ciuard Boh Bell Liu.ird Harrold Mcliecliec Forward Frank Ryder PAGE 103 Pebbles Staff. Left to right-Maxine Partridge, columnistg Ray Carlson, columnistg Connee Clemens, editor, Vesta Heil, associate editor, Glen Drew, news editorg Don Ruxlow, sports editor, Betty Vecera, feature editor. PEBBLES and PUST SCRIPT STAFF5 Post Script Staff. Left to rigl1tsBctty Vccera, copy staffg Vesta Heil, copy staffg john Munski, adviser, Connce Clemens, co-editorg Frank Ryder, co-editor, Bob Swanson, copy staff, Merrill Halter, copy staff. Not pictured are Glen Drew and Raymon Carlson. PAGE 105 Women's Club. Lett to right Standing: Connee Clemens. president: Beverly Speers, secretary-treasurer: Vesta Heil. Seated: Miss Florence Boten, adviser: Barbara Krivohlavy, Earle-en Gord- anier, Maxine Partridge, Bar- bara Welker, Loralu Davis, Kathy Iohnson. Mixed Chorus. Left to riqht How 1: Betty Rhiner, Thelma Soencer, Lorolu Davis. Kathy Iohnson, lanice Hoil, Vesta Heil, Barbara Welker. Row 21 Charles Clay, Wallace Turner, Ward Beal, Lyle Anderson, Frank Arney. MIXED IIHUHUS and WIJME 'S III. B 'IC mixed chorus members sang for several special programs during the year and attended the State Junior College Music Festival. Special groups sang at this music festival. These groups were a boys' quartet a mixed quartet and a girls' trio. PAGE 106 The XXfomen's Club, made up of all JC women, sponsored a number of candy sales during the year and the sale of pep hats. Under the sponsorship of Miss Florence Boten, a member of the JC faculty, the club also held a variety of social activities. f .. ,M W f xx B836 5 s x sm vpn, f x Ntgwnkmx 'vis' f fu X Wm .2 Jw. X, ' if , , X , 1 , 'Y ff X 'W ' ,. f. 'W 1' X, x if Q- 1 7 ,, A wi G xkw T ,ga ,L ,ggaygyx Wfwwg, fwfffff-fwg, , ,mmm N f ' :QQ ,1 1 :iw Q G MM z, Q 1 'ff A-,.,, , , 3 X' N ..:: ,, 'H .,.. S X WM rt. , , ..,.,.,.,., , ' W1 I z ,,. -. ,rw ' -:::- R , f5'Qf'f52: ,S ,X , '33 WEA K ,4 f 4 2, A Eizv- an MW, ww, fs. fl vw 49 1 ,hw pw Xxx ...ww ,, Ly , 1 6:32 X Q Q ' Q34 ,N Advertising ,pf .unix f Ar fOr Gifis and Ciiice Supplies SOCIAL STATIONERY PARTY MATERIALS FOUNTAIN PENS AND PENCILS LEATHER GOODS SCHOOL SUPPLIES OFFICE REQUIREMENTS OFFICE FURNITURE Shop at Marshall Oficc Supply Hampany -- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII for FINE priiiiinq BUSINESS STATIONERY ANNOUNCEMENTS ADVERTISING LITERATURE CATALOGS AND BULLETINS AND ALL OTHER FORMS OF PRINTING IN ONE OR MORE COLORS You Can Depend O71 Marshal! Printing Lfompzzuy MARSHALLTOWNL IOWA PAGE 110 C ATULATION BEST WISHES GRADUATES C y d t by att d g S d y S h 1 and Ch h reg 1 ly I S. S. Kresge Cempang 5 Sr 10 They eat. too. CONGRATULATIONS Class of '51 Fisher Governor Eempanq To secure proper advice and service in matters of insurance it is necessary to consult agencies with adequate facilities, ex- perience and knowledge. The following agencies are members of the Marshalltown Association of Insurance Agents and are qualified to handle your insurance problems. CLEVE BADGER INSURANCE AGENCY HARVEY BALTISBURGER AGENCY SHERWOOD BELL INSURANCE AGENCY BRENNECKE-GROSSMAN, INSURANCE DON DENNIS INSURANCE AGENCY DUN KERTON INSURANCE AGENCY G. W. SHORT INSURANCE AGENCY FORREST C. REED INSURANCE AGENCY GEO. WHITE INSURANCE AGENCY WEBSTER INSURANCE AGENCY VAN ORMAN-VAUTHRIN INS. AGENCY HERMAN R. FREET INS. AGENCY PAGE 112 Consult YOUR REGISTERED JEWELER WHEN BUYING JEWELRY! Your Registered Ieweler has made a special study of gem stones in addi- tion to his practical experience before receiving the title Registered Jeweler from the American Gem Society. Yearly examinations and the highest standard of business integrity are required to retain this title. There is added satisfaction in having the help ol your Registered Ieweler when mak- ing any purchase of jewelry or silver. Gil1am's HF., , 7Xl77g om facef. rf '1 ' T ,..9s :2gHL4r-1 A ,sf- - Q -' . Q more 4 - T 'T' .if' X iliff 2i fT55UEE2lQi?wZf 1 ' dml IES E' .r.r 1 4- ,1 reg f 14? V , , stef ,1 'T EE at g ,,-- A , A se is Uy s E gi. smf gggi gg E gg, ,ft zsfvmax l t 729' it A gl wuzm AIR HEATING J ,yt .5 E ,- Y fu G 4 ' xl' f th 1 A! fr tg UI' UIIY W3 ff? - r ,f 4 , , ..,,u.,, 1 , - Q ,. J Yi .5p,,. -V, Wu? -, . 1- W y other to A it tt.: N Ai S .Inn 'F' .--: ' .. -.--. .........,.., J .fy X is . . -',i-21f1'r'Mf?: '-'- - .. make! 1 . ' A THE LENNOX FURNACE COMPANY MARSHALLTOWN, IOWA ' SYRACUSE, NEW YORK ' COLUMBUS, OHIO FORT WORTH, TEXAS 0 PASADENA, CALIFORNIA 0 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 0 DECATUR, GEORGIA PAGE 113 R. A. ROCKHILL LAWYER IISIQ East Main Street STONE'S CLEANERS Tested and Approved Dry Cleaning 909 N. 3rd Ave. Dial 7340 Marshalltown, Iowa Free Pick-Up and Delivery Service ALLBEE OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 18 West Main Street MARSHALLTOWN, IOWA BON VOYAGE! Clam of '51 SKINNER'S BEAUTY I 1 s H o r SCHOOL SUPPLIES 8 Expert Operators and Barber .mg to Serve You GIFT ITEMS IOVZ W. Main Dial 4257 FLORSHEIM MANHATTAN . SHOES SHIRTS Best Wzshes from SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES 1 Resturant f-'Joc4hZgJmnd Gloffws UN on Asn. Z. Assn. mc. AT NUMIII I6 EAST MAIN STREET Highway 30 Phone 2-2601 PAGE 114 HENRY F. SEBERG Real Esfafe - Insurance 125 ug E. Main Off. Phone 8877 Res. 7726 THE MUSIC MART J. DONALD OLSON Everything In Music 106 W. Main Phone 8916 The Beauty Nook Tremonl' Bldg. Phone 2-2361 Soliciting Your Business Wesley E. Amos and Associates 108 South Center Street Phone: 6656 Marshalltown, Iowa Success to the 1951 Class is the Sincere Wish of FANTLE BROS. DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 3378 Corner of Center and Main Complimenlf of Nichols and Green ffWh67'E the good .rlaoef come from Same old hangout. BURDEN'S ICE CREAM 'Z' X -il 38 .111 ---I -,.. -womb. I Vkmilii can-nM , ' ' 5 2 -.-L f Q -- -of 9, V7 1- .4 , 1.5 ,Si??1v2!z1trgq.,:,.9,ZQ ,. N -Qs --'-vw , .159 -j:4.'- , , 1 twwp :if ' :. 3-3 : , ,, 52 af 5 - ' 'Z Sf . - ' -'Z ser 1 V ,Z S435-1 1- lf H: ' 1 ' 14 Q 2 ' 1 ' Q, 4 ' - 'Z xg f I ky MQWHE 'ilcr cami X Mums 1 FOR THOSE WHO DEMAND THE B E S T AT ALL BORDEN DEALERS PAGE 115 PILGRIM CLEANERS PROMPT AND COURTEOUS DELIVERY SERVICE MILNER SERVICE DIAL 4369 Yard Goods - Leffering - Covered lelfs Telephone 4333 Smilh-Herzog Sewing Service Ervey W. Smith. Owner Sewing Mfzchinex-Salex And Serrive 15 Soulh Firsl' Sireel' Marshalliown Buckles - Buffons - Hemsfifclling - Fancy Iuffons DAVIS PAINT ASSOCIATE STORE Paint-Wallpcxper-Gifts-Housewares HOWARD E. THOMAS. OWNER Phone 2414 14 W. Main St. Marshalltown, Iowa Radio Siafion 1230 K. c. 1230 K. c. 133 Easl' Main S+. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '51 H O F F M A N'S Quality jewelry 21 Wesl' Main Sl. Prop.-M. L. Svacina OENTRAL IOWAS HOME OWNED ' 5urEnMAnms Fine Food Al' Low Super Merkel' Prices 107 Norfh Cenler Dial 6604 PAGE 116 LILLIE MAE CANDY lVlaere Friendr Meet C on gfzzlzzlalionr C larr 0 f '5 1 B A N Z H A F ' S QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES 9 East North St. Midway Feed Co.. Inc. Farm Water Systems Feed, Seeds and Hatchery 36 South First Avenue Congmtulationr T0 The 1951 Gmdzmler 7fza.ifl'1f .fa-rfq Store for Women 126 E. Main G I R L S- y loin A Y-Teen Club Have Fun Make Friends Serve Your Community Help Build cr World Fellowship Congratulations from P1 YI A-W Strand Theatre Mcry We Offer Our CONGRATULATIONS To the Members ot the CLASS of 1951 Moy They Continue In Good Fortune In The Years Ahead Ittlltl See the Latest in Fashions CLC U 5 H A X P'Vict0ry!'S'S 1 9 West Main Phone 7665 PAGE 117 Smith Music Cn m ul Where Musicians Trade m m Caught in the Arif' 125 E. Main Dial 7627 LEADERSHIP 1-,--ngymff-5-:4,4'i 4-fffgxgjrg , 9' - - ' ' ' fn.. sw 'i..4'3,5l?1 . A 5.55, 4171- -f' I ' ' . Q . lf' -if' 325,75 - To maintain our leadership and reputation is a responsibility and obligation to the peo- ple We serve. . t fn f This is especially true in serving the younger i M'-' N 7:9 generation now graduating from the public I if school system. h ' I ei th To maintain our leadership with them is a F ip - greater responsibility and their future patron- ,s fi- age and support will be our reward if We 1 I tk 5 X I fulhll our obligation tl X t '-4-Lf 7 W X Marshalltown Times-Re ublican t 4 if X 3 and Q Lf j -if, Radio Station KFJB-Mutual ti-,J X -55 PAGE 118 Congmtulalionf to Clan of '51 Singer Sewing Machine RIVERSIDE MARKET 717 North 3rd Avenue Complimentf of DRIVE-IN THEATRE IV: Mile SOUTH Juncfion 30 and 14 Always A Good Show Offen A Greaf Show ALWAYS FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND GROCERIES C. 'AM fb? EEEANERS Craft in Keeping Things New HEART OF IOWA DAIRY The best in dairy products from a grade 'A' plant PHONE 3235 25 s. 151 sf. Phone seas 5 N- lofh Ave' Our Congmtzzlatiom and Beit WiJb6.f To the Clem of '51 The store with the policy of .mti.fff1cti0n alwuyf' Y O U N K E R S Marshallfown, Iowa HQWSM A Complete Banking Service COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS LOANS COLLECTIONS SAFE DEPOSITS TRUSTS PAGE 119 Lewis E. Pond Real Estate - Farm Looms Insurance 1251f3 E. Main St. Dial 4120 C on gmtzzlalio m S6l'2f01',f SUPERIOR 400 Phone 4118 111 South First Ave. Ford Flower Store A. ALLEN GORDON FIou'er,r of Di.rtincfim1 AppropriateAModerate 'I07 South 3rd Ave. Phone 3851 IOWA STORE ff' The same goods for less money than elsewhere UWIMI are you telling them, Ben? Mid-Continent Distributing Corp. WESTINGHOUSE and CROSLEY APPLIANCES an iSf: P1'i E5i3?j2E1Si2:12E: f ' f:5:?:52!5Ef5!'3Sm!E1:1:2:21:I:5:5:3i:2:3:5:2:l:5:1:t5i2EiIi1ifi'i5'- 521, ,.., .2:2Eiig:5iEi?5:5:515?i5i5: EE' 555252: :Q ii? ,,,.-5252E2525222222EEQEEEEEEEEEEQEEEEEE' ff?i55i5552i51?2E:'5fff f'l ' f' 4:' s2i2i2i252i2a2:2z2a2:.:,.s2:fs2z2a2z2vf2fi''ff 2222- fee,,.Q2saQ2z22222:2si11e2:2e:22?1i2iw-' ' ia ' :1:2:5:3-5:Q1g:5:5:g:f'-I-' Iii 1-lag: .-5:22. I.,.,.,:5:33:5:g:g:5:Q1512:E:rE2'SP' 'i5:211:2-2'-'g' 'gs ggi 5, :gi 12523E515225E555:55:E1E1E'EQEgE3EjE1E5Ef i ,-: ,,, ..-12' -::::,:,:Z:::3:1:1:I-1:'::::11r-r:5:1:f::--- .1522 'fi1.. ,V..E5225252522223.55551-2Ef555fEEE,5f?E:iQ.:EiE ' 526325553251525?35252?E5252352if515252.2Z5212:-251.3Eiiiiiiiiifiiiilii' A . ,,.,, ..., ss,. . A H I :EEEEQET5 -15:22:11 ', 'f5:if5Ef15, 1EEEEiEEI' PAGE 120 MARsHAL1:rowN's Swede Dm? Stone Newest and Most Complete Store For Men and Boys 10 West Main St. Hart Schaffner 5 Marx Clothes Marshalltown Iowa McGregor Sportswear Arrow Shirts and Ties R. E. Keyser, M.D. E. L. Keyser. M.D. Prnrfire Limited fo Szlrgerj' 407 Masonic Temple C 0 lZg1'dfZl!1lIj0 m Seniorx Noel JAX SUPPER CLUB ww RQ, For Your Eating Pleasure Phone 9864 1012 Dofy S+. MARSHALLTOWN. IOWA KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES u Qu u Q he ,L-Q -k.. ii? q cl.oTu-:ING srorze , ENRO SHIRTS MICHAELS STERN SUITS PAGE 121 C on gmtulfztiony, Seniorf Vernan B. Blaha, M.D. 106 V3 E. Main St. Marshalltown, Iowa Good Luck Clan of 51 JENSEN'S QUALITY PLUMBING West Lincoln Hwy. Phone 5763 THE BERNSTEIN AGENCY Maurice C. Bernstein Insurance Sc Real Estate Phone 4209 or 3715 Carter's Watch Repairing Over Commercial Bank Con Jacobson Co. Glass For All Purposes Plateglass - Safety Glass Auto Glass - Window Glass - Mirrors Desk Tops Insurance Replacements Ready Mix Concrete 101 South Ist St. Phone 7430 Marshalltown Congwzmlalionf Clan of '51 Hyde Park Suits Alpagora Top Coats PhiIip's Men's Wear I7 W. Main Otis D. Wolfe. M. D. Clam of MHS. H. Boettcher St Sons' Furniture Company The Friendly Store HOME FURNISHINGS Dial 5360 Masonic Temple Bld. MARSHALLTOWN, IOWA Yw ii ov PAGE 122 Serving Youth CONGRATULATIONS That Youth May from Better Serve ROVNEWS P-x- Young Men's Chris'I'ian and Associoiion FAIRGROUND GROCERY Marshamown Iowa B. F. Goodrich Co. Tires - Tubes - Bo'Heries 135 Eosi Main S'I'reef Morshalliown Fareway Sfores, Inc. Qualify Meois and Groceries 10 South First Ave. Phone 4181 LUMBER HARDWARE WALLPAPER C J oqco Lumber Since 1858 112 S. 1s'1 Ave Phone 7447 E-Y Uffers Congratulations to The Class of 1951 GE C o n gratalatio nr Clair of '51 TRUMP'S Fancy Groceries Frozen Foods 810 West Siafe Congratulations to the Class of '51 from The Senior Hi-Y Club 3 To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and com- munity, high Jtandardr of Chris- tian characterf' Harry C. Harfer Posi' No. 839 Veterans of Foreign Wars A Strictly All Overseas, Veterans Organization Ballroom Open To All Civic Organizations Schools and Churches Are Extended this Courtesy Free Consult the Management For 1951 Dates To All Veterans Serving Overseas Memherrhip in the V.F.W. giver thofe who .rerved ozferrear with the armed force: the opportunity to rerzfe the patriotic wel- fare of their communitier ar worker! and leaderr in projectr dedicated to public in- terert. They keep zu fed. PAGE 124 Commmeneemenl Thanh Yon Cardf Collegiate Dieliomzrier Book Nook Gifi' Shop I PACKARD Sales and Service Ask the Man Who Owns One KEEFER MOTOR CO. 125 East stale Dial 3132 WALLACE C. DOUD Disfribufor of Phillips 66 Producfs The Beit of the Better F1zel.f Congratulations to the Class ol '51 We thank you for your patronage and hope to serve you in the future. To the Class of '52 We hope you'll make our new studio your headquarters for those Senior Portraits and also those Special Occasion pictures. 308 Sbllfh 81'h Ave. Phone 2-2392 207W West Main St. Dia13773 C 0 ngn1tzzlation.f Clam of '51 Good Loch Hart Schaffner 6, Marx Suits Catalina Sweaters Interwoven Sox Arrow Shirts 1 Got to Kao: . 6 rf Jt',1NUlFINOUVA Cl'7NfH1vf'l ? Clfm of '51 QUIGl.EY'S GROCERY 207 So. 3rd St. Phone 4509 Cong1z1tzzlf1lion.f to The Clam of '51 ENDICOTT PRINTING SERVICE COMMERCIAL PRINTERS PHONE 6720 30 SOUTH FIRST ST. PAGE 125 Midwesl' Machine 81 Welding GENERAL REPAIR WORK 308 South 3rd Avenue Dial 7593 Res. Dial 8443 Cox's New 81 Used Merchandise 19 Norfh Isl' Ave. Phone 5195 C 0 n gmtzzl alia nr Clelrllf of '51 BRENNECKE BROS. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Billie Jo's School of Dancing 21 S. 2nd Ave. Compliments of C. A. A M E S General Insurance Agent 218-219 Kresge Bldg. Dial 5774 Marshalltown, Iowa 212 E. Main Phone 5531 Clan of '51 May your future be ever brighter and your memories ever pleasant The Corn Bell' Food Sfore Alwayf the bert in foodrf economfimlly prired 114 Wesl' Main Phone 3327 MOTOR REWINDING AND REPAIBING EGLESTON ELECTRIC CO. Gel I0 know zu by the work we do 317 S. 3rd Ave. Dial 6261 Om' Very Bert T0 The Clfm DUDEK'S PARLOR GROCERY Of I 9 5 I Fresh Fruits, Meats , ' and Groceries as wesv mm . 309 N. 3rd Si. Phone 6490 Fashions for Women PAGE 126 MA1l'fIll anxiour Io learn, inf! be? F or Fine Portrait! llllllllllgilvwlullunl ' Sfudio nunnl llllllilllllllulllmr 18 W. Main Marshalltown, Iowa EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE TYPEWRITERS and ADDING MACHINES SALES 'A' SERVICE 'A' RENTALS American Typewriter and Supply Co. IOE MOCHNICK 27 South Center Dial 4249 COMMERCIAL STATE BANK Marshalltown, Iowa Officers D t G. H, Clark, President E- E' Brenner F. E, Brewer, Vice-Rresident Eirlgixirright L. G. Hix, Vice-President G H- Clark R. W. Day, Cashier Harold M. Cooper Dwight Willard, Asst, Cashier H' L- DOTOSU1 L. G. Hix Member F d ral Deposif Insurance Corporation PAGE 127 Stark Heating Service, Inc. Phone 8150 Day or Night 14 N. lst St. Marshalltown Kenneth L. Eggleston-Owners--Cecil M. Hinton Heat the Modern Way Without Work or Worry Install an Oil-O-Matic Oil Burner or an Armstrong Gas Burner. Complete Units for Warm Air. Hot Water, or Steam. Conversion Burners, 24-hour service. Au- tomatic Fuel Oil deliveries. Free estimates. 9 Repair Work 0 Remodeling 0 New Installations ESPE PLUMBING 808 So. 3rd Ave. Dial 3541 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ABE SCHWARTZ 81 SON Good Luck To The Clan of '51 May the best things in life be yours and your hardships be successfully overcome THE SURPLUS SUPPLY STORE Serviceable Clothes and Shoes for men and boys 19 North lst Ave. Marshalltown SMITTY'S SUPER VALUE tstm wunn 5lUHESj A HOME OWNED STORE Plenty of Parking Open evenings till 9 Ewers Shoe En. WALKOVER CROSBY SQUARE LIFESTRIDE NATURALIZEBS C. L. HORTON. Owner is WEST MAIN PHONE 3159 PAGE 128 Good Lark tee A Clan of '51 SILKER FOOD MARKET Curr Loney, Owner Phone 4279 Free Delivery 234 Norih 13'Ih SIreeI' ARTIST'S MATERIAL and CRAFT SUPPLIES G E O R G E ' S Wallpaper and Paint Store Here are the junior high co-pre.ridenl.f, 12 North lst St. Lu Ann Cooper nm! Dale I-layer. We Congratzzlote The Class of '51 There is a Futzzre For You 0 in Communications. O o Iowa InsI'iI'u+e of Telegraphy ' Home Owned . Telephone 5901 awe se. m Ave. I7 E- Sfflfe MOTOR INN CHEVROLET New Cars and Trucks Used Cars and Trucks Faris and Accessories Experf Service Compleied Body Shop Phone 4491 Congmlulationf Clem of '51 BEST HARDWARE AND APPLIANCE COMPANY Hardware - Housewares - Pain'Is Appliances - Sporfing Goods - Plumbing Formerly Abboff 8: Son 25 W. Main Dial 6647 PAGE 129 Congral14Zrzti0n.r To The Clary of '51 Kresge Dollar Store We have romplete a.r.rarlmenl.r of blower-,rkiri.r and imdergarmentr-al.rr1 SlJirt.f-Tee Slf1irt,f- Trourerr for Boyr. Sfztirfarlian gfmmnfeed or your money rlaeefflzlly refunded HALEY'S GROCERY Good Luck Class of '51 307 N. 3rd Ave. Phone 3884 Masonic Temple Barber and Beauty Shop We specialize in hcrircutting and permanent waves HOVDEN BROS. Proprietors Mills and Twedl' Dentists 211 Wesl' Main Dial 9232 Congratulations to Class of IQ5I 9 Women's and Childrens Apparel Infants' Wear, Sportswear and Accessories KIOWA Corporation V1 Brass and Aluminum Founders Specialty Manufacturers Zinc Die Casters Aluminum Gravity Die Casters PAGE 130 Duane Ruby Merchant Tailor Wflaere The Wfife Economize 101 V2 W. Main S'I'. Phone 9754 D THRIFTWAY SUPER MAR ET W. T. Grani' Co. K Known For Vdlm. 1oz E. sme Dial 7885 C on gmtzzlfztionf Seniorf Quality Piciures Always Confplimenlf of MARSHALLTOWN Nina Wayne Grau Sfudios MANUFACTURING COMPANY 128 E M D 14775 There goef the Pied Piper. ' It's Double-Dandyu Twice as Handy Z' SEND US YOUR DRY-CLEANING wH:N You SEND Youn LAUNDRY u U-,LQ A Wleeiefc LaunDryCIeaners 115 W. Main Dial 6651 PGE Phillip's Grocery BEST WISHES To THE CLASS OF '51 Congratulation , , Grads of '51 P H 0 T O C R A F T 209 N. 13th sa. 3761 THE CAMERA SHOP Reliable Implement Store 108 No. Center St. Marshalltown. Iowa Iohn Deere Sales and Service and G.M.C. Motor Trucks I. M. Douglass - 3694 - Matt Endsley Marshall Creamery Co., Inc. Central Iowa's Best Market For Buttertat and Eggs 119 E. State St. Marshalltown, Iowa B. F. Gottfried, Manager WEBSTER INSURANCE AGENCY M. A. UKENA, D.D.S. GENERAL INSURANCE . Orthodontist SURETY BONDS Tremont Bldg. Dial 7260 Marshalltown, Iowa 315 W. Main Phone 8882 Congmtr - - - Clan of '51 For Picnics - Parties - Lunches DR' E' Wherever Better Eating For Den-llisf Less Is Desired It's GREENSTEINS' U-SAVE 206 New Kresge Bldg. every day Low prices Phone 3505 Open Evenings 'Till 9 Plenty Parking 507 Anson St. PAGE 132 Drs. French, Wolfe 81 Carpenter IE 5 : EYE, EAR. NOSE and THROAT SUPPLIES Masonic Phone 3353 21 N. lst Ave. Dial 8280 Congrafulafions Seniors D I C K ' S GALLUP INSURANCE AGENCY S w V M R. G, Gallup R. M. Nauman on The Levy l5 South lst Ave. - Phone 8628 236 So. 3d Ave. Phone 7180 M A R I 0 N S Ladies Apparel No Sole Final 'fil Hue Cusfomer is Safisfied 28 East Main MCFARLANE JEWELRY over 22-28 Wesl Main Everyflling in Fine gggjogfgg Jewelry al Prices You Can Afford The Spol' Cafe 226 E. Main Phone 2-2685 PHILIPPS FOOD MARKET QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES Your Home Owned Briardale Sfore Dial 5915 803 So. 3d Ave, MARSHALLTOWN, IOWA QBW' , M I D w E s T J' V F na' FLORAL ieifvrffi' l i' .' fffk. 4 S 49 f' xg .5 N 408 S. 9th. Sl. 'Ms-wh. MHS yellf for victory. ---uv PAGE 133 Congratulations to the Class ot '51 Security Savings Bank 36EastMoin LONGINES WATCHES KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS ELGIN WATCHES . 4 ,.. X ' 0 ' dal , f Your CREDIT feweleff 14 North Center Street We offer our Congratulations to The Class of ,SI R. C. SCHILLER, Optometriit J. C. GARLAND, MD. DR. j. J. NOONAN R. R. HANSEN. MD. DR. R. D. WARRINGTON, Dentift DR. D. J. SHERRATT, Optofzzetmt DR. G. R. FRAZIER, Dentist DR. jot-1N E. SINNING DR. M. G. KNODLE, Dentift DR. R. J. ANDREWS, Dezztirt PAGE 134 E L D E R 'S Monarch Mofor Co. DeSoio - Plymoufh 7 N 3 d A Dicxl 5585 MoehrI's Wallpaper and Pain'I' S'I'ore We have everything for your decorafing needs. J Snow fun for art Jtzzdentff' 32 W. Main Phone 4381 3 1 2 4 MARSHALLTOWN. IOWA MAY THE FUTURE HOLD THE BEST OF EVERYTHING FOR THE GRADUATES OF '51 PAGE 135 G s Q G o PIPER 03 Z 9 Complimenfs sesame PHARMACY G 2 N 3 I I M SH L OWN George Thlnger Motors Congrafulafions Class of '51 DODGE - PLYMOUTH na? ful- zos E. st 1 W U 3 h C Ph 5 90 Good Luck to the Class of '51 o Lo al rder of Moose Number 513 Thiele Animal Hospifol M. I. Thiele. D.V.M. H. E. Downing. D.V M 707 N 3 d A Ph 5486 M hlli I H s ToyIor's Sandwich Shop For Go d Food Friendly Se vice Bobcat fam of the fz1t1n'e. 2'I7Vz N. 13'I'h Sf. Phone 9998 N5 GRADS YUUR FUTURE IS BRIGHT! Uf course, ii's ELECTRIC I th future, cts in the past, depend on me to h Ip you at work and at play. I'11 make your t ties easie -1'f more comfortable. A Q ,.,.- X09 IOWA ELECTRIC 4 Q X Q me f LlGlITEPOW'ER - E ,azvfvafzv 3 311241 PAGE 137 Congratulations f r 1 . ' i?ef f+f 'w.i -t ...tt-it ' I'-Wi? iff . 51 T m ti-MV, . W viFj P t S . t St if 1 ,,. l,, f:- 'if I 1 Jn 'f 5 os cup a ittnw-,gn.ni..tlllg1iIp, ' ' 5' A t Ji'-15 VIN:-gfjfgfi-Enigma - -f gn'-it Congratulations fo CIGSS Of '51 PURSEL FUNERAL Home Hoping that Class of '52 will make my 405 W. Main Phone 5511 new Studio Headquarters for Senior Portraits. Dale's True Color Studio 'I16 West' Main Dale Paullin Fred Mount' Motors L E N N Authorized Ford gaze- Sales and Service with the emphasis on . SERVICE.. John Hlse 81 Son 816 N. 3 Ave. Truck and Farm Equipment Company ALLAN TUTTLE, Owner 803 North 3rd Ave. Phone: Dial 4465 Marshalltown. Iowa International Trucks 0 Service 9 International Refrigeration Farmall Tractors 0 Farm Implements and Accessories PAGE 138 Mandarin Cafe Chop Suey - Chow Mein Orders to Take Out 302 Easl' Main Sf. Pllone 9987 Good Luck. Senioaxf GLEN WARD MILLER Deniisl' Phone 6327 Tremont Bldg. Congrafulafions Class of 'I951 NuH'er's Grocery and Meals Delivery 313112 N. 4th Ave. Dial 7755 to the Class of 1951 OUR CONGRATULATIONS and VERY BEST WISHES I to Things.. Years from now the pages of this book will rellect M' GRADUATES back to memories ot the good days spent in M.H.S. Yet the many happy . hours spent at M,H.S. ' 4 L OI 1251 are only in anticipation of better things to come. 5' 1 When it comes to bet- - M. ter things always re- A' member Ia C k Sprat HM - , Foods and Chocolate 'di 4 Cream Coffee. Asso- . : C: ':' ,U ciate y o u r h CI P P Y 3- thoughts of Mans. with iV'-'4' - lack Sprafs b e t t e r 'qfig' -. 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