Marshalltown High School - Postscript Yearbook (Marshalltown, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1952 volume:

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Iufluzlhljll, zzfhme IZIIILJJ' fmrcl 1501011 IIA' Ihr' !bf111gh!f1zl11e,m'. lGif1z1'11w1n , and fore in your hear! for ffl! 310111113 ffwjlfe. we fha' n'f.m of 1952, rfedialte lbix Pwr Sff'ij1I. ws., '5- 's I 5 .S 1 1' fktif QQ Pltl Rl lllll Tlaix if the .rlflrt of our ,fclooolirzg each day, IV e enter laere to final and learn Our fzimr 0 lifeg to pznifzre in the riglaz zmy. Tlair .rymbol if krzowleclge, 'zvlml we uwzf in 1'6l'll7'I1 UV e look at 01H'.fCf700l arm' lafzpllnily ytfzrzel- IW e fztterzclecl 11 .felaool tlml really zzm grfnzrl. IV? if o not zvorh here 1111111 y izighis B111 cfciimzfioii, ir, fir iilzmyv. oiz the i1ioz'c'. NiKgf!9I-.1'L'h7O!l! il leizriiiiig oii higher flighi- lV'c Illini iiwer .vfofi if we zmiif to iiiifirozma 111 om' limit looh ihe bright light giozw YOU heap if goiiighhwu iiniizy if fem' gow CO TE CLASS OF 'SZ Seniors, Wli1n's Wfho CLASSES Ol: '55 AND '5-I junior :Intl Sophomore Home Rooms FACULTY Atlministration, Faculty CLUBS of MHS Student Senate Y Cluhs G,A.A., Pep Club Masque and Dagger M Club, Honor Society ACTIVITIES Homecoming Cheerleatlers, Ushers Assemblies journalism Plays, G.A,A, Y Activities Classroom Shots SPORTS Football, Basketball Track, Golf Intramumls, Church League MUSIC Band Groups Orchestra Vocal Groups JUNIOR COLLEGE Graduates Organizations Sports, Whtm'5 Whtm Publications Music, Activities ADVERTISING Novelty Pictures Throughout 7 Z9 37 49 59 85 105 111 123 With ihc giving of ihc diploma to iho seniors comes the rosponsi bilities of molding tho future of their country cmd thc-msc-lvc-S W l N 5 Senior Class OfficersiSeatc-cl: Earl Bremncr, president: Kenneth Dean, sponscr. Standing: Rnyma Lee Hulcnmb, secreqary: Eugene Spencer, vice-president. 5 Y W DEAR FELLOW STUDENTS, Now, when we ale leaving the hallf of MHS and Jtepping into a new way of living to Jeek our individual fortunejt, we pauxe a moment to think back over the paft 13 yearf. We have a vaguel recollection of our childhood dayfg that firtt day of kindergarten and how big it made uf feqlg alto our firtt glimpxe of junior high on Break the Ice Day of 1947. Our clan had the dirtinction of being the firyt futureJ to enter junior high. We were happy land carefree during our day.r in IHS and in our frefhman year we elected Mahlon Piper and Charlene Hayne af co-prefident. In the fall of 194b we entered into the mad whirl of activitief at MHS-our firft Home- coming, the football and bafketball gamef and our firft Popular Band auembly. AJ junior! our inlereft picked up. We were now very much a part of thingf. Defpite 7726- diocre .reafonf in bothyfootball and bafketball, our faith wax not marred. We knew better thingt were to come. ThiJ wat the year of our firtt Snow Ball and we alto had charge of the junior-Senior Prom. g Our Jenior year kfaf come and gone on the wingf of time. We now had thofe ring! on our fingerf which defi nated ut at Jeniorf of MHS. Thif waf a year of big eventx. Earl Brem- ner wat clan prefide t with Woody Harvey at preyident of Student Senate. fo Ann DownJ reigned af Homecomin Queen at the Bobcatc downed Loraf, 14-12, and our Homecoming dance waf an affair to remember. Our clan alto initiated the Homecoming float parade which war a grand Jucceu. The latt big evend of 1951 wat the Snow Ball, but with the coming of the New Year, the tempo picked up. W will never forget thofe laft .remefter examy and the IC Tigers winning the Jtate championfhip and then, living up to our expectationy, the Bobcat cage Jquad took the C.I.C. championfhip y winning a thriller from Amex, 47-46. Then, in a last r th of eventt came the Sweetheart Swirl, W.P.A. Week topped off by the Fool'J Frolic, the firft Central Iowa Senior Ball, the track Jeafon, and topped off by that all important laft wee with baccalaureate, the junior-Senior Prom and, of courte, our own com- mencement. Now we leave Ml-IS, knowing full well that we are prepared to face life Jquarely, for we have 13 yeary of memdrief to take with uf and guide uf. Yourf in memory, THE CLASS OF '52 PAGE 9 Fads and Fashions of '52 H a p p i ly reminiscing about our great year, '52, just one of the ways that we think of it, is in the same way that XVoodie is dream- ing. Probably less notice- able than the dances, sports, assemblies and other ac- tivities, but actually more often seen, are the sharp fashions worn by us. A few styles particular to this, our year, are poodles, bucks, le- vis, horsetails, and such. Start thinking about theseg many more will come to your mind and you will have loads of fun dream- ing about OUR fads and the good times connected with them. PAGE 10 WANDA JEAN AIRHART Amon Pebbles 4, Post Script 4, Vocational -lg Band 1, 2, 31 Masque and Dagger 3, 4. ROBERT E, ANDREWS Roger-J Hi-Y 1-45 Track 1, 2. MARCINE YVONNE ANKRUM Alum: Palmer Y-Teen 1, 2, G-Y 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 4g G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 33 Home Room Secretary- Treasurer 32 Vocational 4. MARILYN JOAN AUSDA1. Roger.: Y-Teen 1, 2, Treasurer Zg G-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4g Scholarship Society 3, 4, Vice-President 43 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Home Room Vice-President 2, 3, 43 Church League 1-4, Band 25 Orchestra 1-4, Letter 3, Vice-President 33 Usher 4, Cheerleader 1. l Y-Teen 1, 2, G-Y 3, 4, Scholarship Society 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Church League 2, 3, -lg Band I-4, Letter 4, Basketball Band 3, 4g Orchestra -lg Curtain Raisers lg Masque and Dagger 4. MONA FAIRFAX BAKER Rogan' FLOYD M, BALLARD Afzrou Palmer Hi-Y 1-4, M Club 1--lg Football 1-4, Letter 1, 3, 4, Bas- l ketball 1-4, Letter 1-4, Track 1-Z, Letter 1. ROBERT L. BENSON Glifk Vocational 4. BETTY JOANN Blues A111011 Glee Club I, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Letter 4, Church League l. SfSGT. DONALD LEE BLAKE Aural: Palmer Formerly of the class of '49, Don left school in his junior year to join the Air Force. He attended night school in l-lemstead, New York and attained sufficient creclits for graduation, He received his diploma from MHS this year. PRISCILLA DENIECE BLANTON Ammz Palmer G-Y 35 Glee Club 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 3, -1, Letter 4, G.A,A, 3. PAGE ll XXIILLIAM L. CARR Cnflying. Oklfzlmnm Mixed Chorus -1, Letter 4, Vice-Presidentg Home Room Secretary lg Band 2, Letter 2g Play Contests lg Football 5, Letter 51 Basketball l. PATRICIA ANN Cl.EMlEN'l' Abbfnr Y-Teen lg 2g G.A.A. 2g Pep Club 2, 5, 4. DONALD L. CQLINUERMAN llW00ulblll'-Q' Vocational 4. CAROL LEE CLYMER Timber Creek Na. ll Y-Teen l, 2g G-Y -lg Pebbles 4, Business Managerg Quill and Scroll 4g Post Script 4, Senior Picture Editorg G.A.A. 2g Pep Club 2, 5, 4g Vocational 4g Church League 2, 3, 'lg Band I--ig Curtain Raisers l. PAGE 12 MARKQARET ELLEN BoLEs Abbozi Y-Teen 2g G-Y 5, 4g Glee Club 1-4, Letter 53 Mixed Chorus 4g G.A,A. 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Home Room Secretary -Treasurer 2g Church League 2, 5, 4g Usher 4. KEITH EUGENE BRATTER9 Arnold Vocational 4g Church League lg Golf 2, 3, -lg Intra- murals 2, 3, 4. EARL DEAN BREMNER Aaron Palmer Home Room President l, Z, 5g Vocational -lg Student Senate 1-45 Chaplain 2g Church League 5g Band lg Cur- tain Raisers lg Masque and Dagger 5, 4, Letter 3, Presi- dent 4g Oratorical Contest 5g M Club 5, 4g Football 2, 3, Letter 5g Track 2, 5g Class President 2, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 3g Intra-murals 2, 5, 4. DENNIS L, BUTLER Aaron Palmer Hi-Y 1, 2, 4. BARBARA JEANNE Bll'I I'FRS A111011 Pep Club 2g Church League 1--I. BARBARA JOAN BUTTERS A711071 Y-Teen lg Pep Club 2, 5g Vocational -lg Church League 1, 2, 5. KEITI-I LEE DEAN Woodbury Home Room Vice-President 1, 2, 5, President 45 Stu- dent Senate 4g Hi-Y 1-4, Vice-President 4, Church League 5, 4, Masque and Dagger 3, 4, Letter 4, Ora- torical Contest 53 Play Contests 5, -ig M Club 4, Foot- ball 1-4, Letter 1, 4, Track 1-4, Letter 4g Intra-murals 2, 3, -tg State Student Council Convention 4. CIARY DEAN DECKER Arnold Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 4g Masque and Dagger 45 Art Awards 3, 4. ELMA MARIE DENBOW Arnold Y-Teen l, Z3 Glee Club 4, G.A.A. -ig Pep Club 4, Vo- cational 5, 4. ERNEST RAY DENBOW Arnold Track 4. MARY LOII DANIELS BETTY ALICE DARTER RAYMOND E. DAVENPORT JAMES H, DAVIS CHARLES EDWARD COFFMAN Ablmll Hi-Y 2, -ig M Club -ig Football 5, -1, Letter ,lg Track 5, Intra-murals 5. uU0Uulblll'y Vocational 4. Ray Sclwnl, Chicago Glee Club 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 5, 4, Letter 45 G.A.A. 23 Pep Club 2. Aaron Palmer Hi-Y 4. Lfmlolllr Scholarship Society 4g Glee Club lg Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 53 Student Senate 2, 5, Secretary-Treasurer 55 Hi-Y -lg Play Contests 1, 2, 53 Baseball 1, 2, 53 Basketball I, 2, 5, Letter 2, Isl Cheerleader 5, Letter 5: Class President 2, 51 State Student Council Convention 5. ELLIS C. DAWSON Glirk PAGE 13 IoAN WlI.I,IiNI2 IZINVARIJS flnrrm Palmer Cl-Y 53 Cilee Club I, 23 Mixed Chorus 5, VI, Letter -I1 Pep Club 5, RY Llili lfltili Ffrlflklill Y'Teen I, 2, President I3 G-Y 5, -I3 Scholarship So- ciety 5, -Ig Pebbles I3 Quill and Scroll 'I3 Post Script fi, Associate Iiditorg G,A.A, Z, 5, -I3 Pep Club Z, 5, -I, Sec- retary I3 Home Room Secretary I, Vice-President 5, President IQ Student Senate -i, Vice-Presidentg Church League Z, 5, -I3 Band I, 23 Curtain Raisers I3 Masque and Dagger 5, -I, Secretary -I3 Usher -I3 State Student Council Convention -I3 Queen Attendant I. DAVID Du.i.0N Iirnrsa Afmm Palmer Home Room Vice-President I, 5, -I, Secretary 23 Stu- dent Senate I--I3 Hi-Y Secretary I, President Z, AI, Chap- lain 53 Church League 2, 5, -I3 Masque and Dagger 5, 4, Treasurer -I3 Oratorical Contest 53 Play Contests 53 M Club 5, -I3 Football I--I, Letter l-'ll Basketball l, 23 Track I--I, Letter I, 53 Class Vice-President Z3 State Student Council Convention 5, AI. R HARD C, IZNnIc1o'i I' Arnold Pebbles el, Advertising Managerg Post Script -I3 Hi-Y I--I3 Band I-Al, Letter -I3 Orchestra 'I3 M Club 5, -I3 Foot- ball I-I, Letter 5, -I3 Basketball I-AI, I.etter 2, 5, -l. PAGE I4 y jot? I-IAusFR Doon Rogers Pebbles -I, Sports Editor, Post Script -I3 Mixed Chorus I3 Home Room Secretary I, 23 Vocational 53 Hi-Y l-'ll Church League I, 53 M Club 'I3 Football 5, AI, Letter -Ig Basketball I--I, Letter I, 3, IQ Track 3, 53 Golf 2, 5. JOANN MAIRIE DoxxfNs flmfm Y-Teen Secretary-Treasurer I, 23 Ci-Y 5, -I3 Pebbles 'I3 Post Script -I, Circulation Manager3 G.A.A. 2, 5, -I3 Pep Club 2, 5, -I3 Home Room Secretary'Treasurer I, 23 Church League I--I3 Band I--I, Letter 'Ig Pep Band 5: Usher 43 Class Secretary'Treasurer 2, 53 Homecoming Queen -I, NANCX' ANN DRAVIS Sr, Alinyyii Y-Teen I, 23 G-Y 5, 'I3 Pebbles -I, junior High Editor3 Post Script -I, Associate Senior Picture Fditor3 G.A.A. Z, 5, IQ Pep Club 2, 5, -I3 Home Room Secretary 'I3 Student Senate -I3 Church League 2, 5, -I3 Curtain Raisers lg Cheerleader 5, -I. DONNA IWAIZ IDIINCAN .elnmn G-Y 5, -I3 Scholarship Society 5, 'I3 Cilee Club I, 23 Mixed Chorus 5, AI, Letter AI, Secretary -I3 G.A.A, 23 Pep Club 2, 5. I3 Home Room Secretary -I3 Vocational -I3 Church League I-AI. Nrsiini, Farm LJIINSMOOR r'lI1.t'lIII Vocational 5, -I. MARI,H'Nli Mvlu, l2DSAI.I. Gfvwz .llofmmm C1-Y -I3 Ci.A.A, 2, 53 Pep Club Z, 53 Vocational AI. RODERI' IELMER FRIEFRKSFN llfmwzvlf High, Def Moimar CriI'iI1IIt'H DONALD G, GARRINGTON f171,l'0ll Glee Club lg Vocational 3, 4g Church League 3, -ig Football 33 lntra-murals Z, Ai. CARI. j. GIANNFTTO Abfmff VLlL'1llllDfl11l 3, -1. KENNETH EARL GOODING Pekin, lllmoii' Vocational -I. SHIRLEY LOIIISE ERICKSON Fwmklm Y-Teen I, 2, Secretary lg G-Y 3, 45 Scholarship Society 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, Rig Church League l--ig Band l-4, Letter 35 Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Letter fig Curtain Raisers lg Masque and Dagger -'ig Usher -I. WILI.IAM L. EZFLL Am-on Palmer Vocational 3, 4, Hi-Y 1-4, Church League -lg M Club 3, 4, Football 1-4, Letter 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Letter 25 Track 1, 2, 3. DONALD HOWARD FARR Aaron Palmer Pebbles 4, Post Script 45 Home Room Picture Editorg Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Church League 2, 3g Masque and Dagger 3, -13 Play Contests 33 M Club 3, 4, Track l-4, Letter 3, 43 Intra-murals 2, 3. NELLIE MARIE FLATHERS Aman Vocational 45 Band 1-Ai, Letter -1. ARTHUR CLYDE FONKEN Aaron Palmer Church League 3. GEORGE FORMAN Aman Vocational Ai. Did not graduate. PAGE 15 RICIIARII LEE HEI.M flbbfflf Vocational 5, -l. EMII. HENRY HEIIN Ffflffkfifl Cilee Club l, Mixed Chorus 2, 5, -l, Letter -l, Hi-Y 2, 5, l, Masque and Dagger 5, 'll M Club -ll F00fl1Hll 1--cl, Letter -I, Track -l, lntra-murals 2, 5, -l. VIc'I'oa HERIxER'I' HooI.AN C'f0w'0hff R AY Scholarship Society 5, -I, Home Room President 1, 2, Vice-President 5, Student Senate l, 2, -I, Hi-Y 1--1, Presi- dent l, Secretary 2, Church League 5, 43: Bilflll 1-4, Lel- ter 5, Secretary l, President -l, Pep Band 2, 5, -lg Bas- ketball Band 5, -1, Orchestra 5, -l, Letter -1, Curtain Raisers l, Masque and Dagger 5, -l, Letter 5, -lg Play Contests 5, -l, M Club -l, Football l--l, Letter l, -l, Bas- ketball I, 2, 5, Letter lg Track l, 2, 5: Boys' State 5. MA LEE HoI.c:oIvIII Frf1f1Hif1 Scholarship Society -l, Ci.A.A. Z, 5, Pep Club 2, 51 VUCP1' tional -3, Student Senate -lg Orchestra l--l, President -1, Class Secretary -l. PAGE lB PHILIP JAMES HAEENER Armin Pfzlmw' Hi-Y l--1, Band l--l, Letter -l, Pep Band 5, -I, Basketball Band 5, -lg Orchestra -l, Intra-murals 5. MAnEI.INE EDN.-I HAI.vEIzsoN LIACII-1111.1 G-Y -l, Pebbles -l, Business Manager, Post Script -l, Associate Copy Editor, Ci.A.A. -l, Pep Club. MONTE WILLIAM HARMS Aamir Prilmw- Pebbles -lg Post Script -l, Photographer, Vocational 5, Student Senate 5, -1, Hi-Y I--l, Curtain Raisers I, Masque and Dagger Z, 5, -l, Letter 2, 5, -lg Vice-President 5, -l, Class Secretary 5. Erwoon RIIssEI,I. HARVEY I-Im-fn: Scholarship Society 5, -l, Home Room President l, 2, 5, Vice-President -1, Student Senate l--l, President -l, Hi-Y l-4, Curtain Raisers 1, Masque and Dagger 5, -l, M Club 5, -1, Football 2, 5, -1, Letter 5, -I, Basketball l--1, Letter 5, -l, Track l, 2, 5, Letter l, 5, Class President 5, State Student Council Convention -l. CHARLENE JANETTE HAYNE lfmuklin Y-Teen 1, 2, G-Y 5, -l, Scholarship Society 5, -l, Peb- bles -l, News Editor, Quill and Scroll -I, Post Script -I. Editor, G,A.A. 2, 5, -l, President -l, Pep Club 2, 5, -I, Home Room President lg Student Senate l, -l, Church League 2, 5, -l, Band l--1, Letter -l, Curtain Raisers 1, Masque and Dagger 5, -l, Oratorical Contest 5, Cheer- leader -1, junior High Co-President l. MARl.YS ANN HEI.l.AND fltmm Pfzlmw' Y-Teen l, 2, Ci-Y 5, 4, Pebbles -l, Copy Editor, Quill and Scroll -l, Post Script -1, Associate Editor, Ci.A.A. 2, 5, -l, Pep Club 2, 5, -1, Home Room President -l, Church League 2, 5, -l, Band I--l, Letter -l, Curtain Raisers 1, Masque and Dagger 2, 5, -lg Letter 5, -l, Play Contests 4, Usher -l. MARLENE MARKEARET KAISER Zearing Y-Teen 25 G-Y 3, 45 Pebbles 4, Feature Editor5 Post Script 4, Copy Editor5 G.A.A. 2, 33 Pep Club 3, 45 Vo- cational 45 Student Senate 4-5 Church League 35 Masque and Dagger 3, 4, Letter 4. JANE LOUISE KEPCKE Regen- Y-Teen 1, Z5 G-Y 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Home Room Vice-President 45 Church League 15 Band 1-4, Letter 45 Curtain Raisers 15 Masque and Dag- ger 3, 45 Usher 4. GARY ALAN KNOX Click Glee Club 15 Student Senate 45 Hi-Y 1-45 Church League 3, 45 Masque and Dagger 45 M Club 2, 3, 4, President 45 Football 1-4, Letter 1-45 Basketball 1, 2, Letter 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 3. SHIRLEY LEE LAMB Aaron Palmer Y-Teen 1, 25 G-Y 3, 45 Pebbles 4, News Editor5 Post Script 4, Activities Picture Editor5 G.A.A. Z, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Usher 4. JEANNE ANN Hoops Ragw-.I Y-Teen 1, 25 G-Y 3, -15 Scholarship Society -I5 Pebbles -I, Editor5 Quill and Scroll 45 Post Script 4, Business Man- ager5 G.A.A. 2, 3, -15 Pep Club, 2, 3, 45 Student Senate 45 Church League 1-45 Curtain Raisers 15 Masque and Dagger 3, 45 Usher 4. JIMMY RAY HLVFF A111-on Palmer Vocational 45 I-Ii-Y 1-45 Church League 3, 45 Masque and Dagger 35 Play Contests 35 M Club 3, 45 Football 1-45 Letter 1, 3, 45 Basketball 1-4, Letter 1, Z5 Track 1, 2, 3, Letter 15 Intra-murals 3, 4. ANNA ROSE HYNEK A111011 Y-Teen 15 G-Y 35 Giee Club 25 G.A.A. 35 Pep Club 33 Church League 35 Orchestra 15 Masque and Dagger 1. BEVERLY JOAN Isc:RIca Wfaodbnry Y-Teen 1, 2, President 25 G-Y 3, 4, President 45 Peb- bles 4, Junior High Editor5 Quill and Scroll 45 Post Script 4, Associate Editor5 Glee Club 1, 25 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Home Room Secretary- Treasurer 2, President 35 Student Senate 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary-Treasurer 45 Church League 1-45 Masque and Dagger 3, 4, Letter 45 Play Contest 45 Usher 45 State Student Council Convention 3, 4. JOHN RICHARD JACOBS Arzmhl Vocational 45 Hi-Y 15 Church League I5 Basketball 25 Track 2. BARBARA MAE JOHNSON STEVENS Aaron Palmer Y-Teen 1, 2, Vice President 25 G-Y 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Home Room President 3, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Student Senate 35 Church League 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3. Summer graduate. PAGE 17 BEI.I.E II.ENE LARSON Rogm- Y-Teen 1, 2, G-Y 5, 'ig G.A.A. 2, 5, 4g Pep Club 2, 5, 4, Home Room President 2, Vice-President 5, Secretary 'tg Student Senate 2, 55 Orchestra 1--1, Letter 5, -1, President 53 Oratorical Contest -lg Usher -l. JOHN THEODORE I.II.E W,00dblH'y Vocational -1. LESTER K. LosEE Am-on Vocational 3. CHARI,Es R. MCGlN'l'Y Aaron Palmer MARILYN YVONNE MCWILLIAMS Conrad Scholarship Society 5, 4, Pebbles -1, Associate Editorg Quill and Scroll -4, Post Script 4, Music Picture Editor, Glee Club 1, 2g Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Letter -1. MERRII.I. JIMMY MAI.oNEY Amvfl Hi-Y 3. SHIRLEY MIIREEN MARBI.IE Franklin Y-Teen 1, 2, Secretary 2, G-Y 3, -ig G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, -ig Church League 1--ig Band 4, Orchestra l-4, Letter 5, Secretary 3g Curtain Raisers lg Masque Dagger 3, -l, Letter ,lg Play Contest -ig Usher 4. ROGER CARI. MARQIIIS Am-on Palmer Home Room Vice-President 1, Secretary-Treasurer 2, President 45 Vocational 4, Student Senate 1, 4, Hi-Y 1-4, Church League 1, 2, 5, Masque and Dagger 5, 4g Oratorical Contest 5, Play Contest 5, M Club 3, 4g Football 2, 5, -1, Letter -4, Basketball 2, 3, -1, Letter 4, Track 2, 3, -1, Letter 55 Boys' State 33 Class Secretary- Treasurer I. GENE ARNOLII MAR'l'lN Aman Vocational alg Hi-Y 2, Intra-murals 3. PAGE 18 DELORES ANN MINARD Roger.: Scholarship Society 5, 43 Vocational -I3 Orchestra 1-4, Letter -I. EDNA MARIE MINER Y-Teen 23 G.A.A. 2, 33 Pep Club 2, 3g Vocational 4g Church League 1-43 Masque and Dagger 3, 4 Aaron Palmer KATHLEEN ANN MORRIS Amon G-Y 5, 43 G.A.A. 23 I-Iome,Room Secretary-Treasurer 43 Vocational Lil Church Leaguse I-4. BARIIARA JEAN NAVARRA Abbott Y-Teen l, 23 G-Y 5, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 33 Vocational -1. PAIIL LAVERNE MAYTAG Lam-el ANNA MARCIA MERRII.I. Afmm Pfzlmw Y-Teen 1, 23 G-Y 43 Scholarship Society 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 33 Church League 1, Z, 53 Orchestra 1-4, Letter 5, 4g Masque and Dagger 3, 4. STANLEY MILI.ER MIKITTIS Vocational 4, CHARLES LEROY MILLER Click Amon Vocational 2, 5, 43 Band 1-4, Letter 33 Pep Band 2, 35 Basketball Band 2, 33 Orchestra 3. ELIZABETH ARLENE MILLER Lfzllloille Y-Teen 23 G-Y 3, 43 Glee Club Z, 3g Mixed Chorus 43 G.A.A. 23 Pep Club 5, 43 Home Room Secretary 53 Usher 4. ALLAN GUY MII.LS Vocational 43 Intra-murals 4. Abba!! PAGE 19 SHARON LIS!! NIElllDORl'l' Rogm' Y-Teen l, 2, G-Y 5, -lg Pebbles -ig Post Script -l, Adver- tising Managerg G.A.A. Z, 5, -ig Pep Club Z, 5, -lg Church League l, 2, 33 Band l--1, Letter -lg Pep Band 5: Cur- tain Raisers lg Masque and Dagger 3, -ig Usher -1. MARlIlil.I.lNF JANE Nll1 I'FR Arnold Y-Teen I, 2, G-Y 5, -ig G.A.A. Z, 5, -1, Treasurer 4, Pep Club 2, 5, -1, Vice-President 3g Home Room Vice- President 5g Masque and Dagger 5, -1, Letter -lg Usher -ig Queen Attendant -1. JAMES PAGLIA Abbott Vocational 33 Hi-Y -l. RICHARD ERNEST PALMER Boone Glee Club lg Mixed Chorus lg Home Room Secretary- Treasurer 5, -tg Student Senate -lg Hi-Y l--11 Church League I--ig Band l--1, Letter 3, Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball Band 2, 5, -lg Orchestra 33 Masque and Dagger 3, -I, Letter -lg Play Contests 43 M Club -lg Football 1--1, Letter -ig Basketball I, 2, Letter Z, Track I--ig Intra- murals 3. PAGE 20 RAYMOND NAVARRA Abban JOSEPHINE I-IATTIE NI?lf7KPl2R Roger,- Y-Teen 23 G-Y -lg G.A.A. 23 Pep Club 5, -l. VELTA NEIDERS 1l'llH1il'l7, Gcfrfmzny G-Y -ig G.A.A. -ig Church League -l. JERRY VUILLIAM NELSON Albifm Scholarship Society -lg Glee Club lg Mixed Chorus l--1 Letter 3, 4, Hi-Y 5, -lg Church League 5, -ig Band l--1 Letter 3: Pep Band -lg Basketball Band -ig Orchestra 5, -l Class Vice-President l. KARLYNI? L. NELSON Sr. Aim-yin Y-Teen lg Quill and Scroll 3. BARBARA JEAN NESS Anmlil Glee Club I--l, Letter -lg Mixed Chorus 52 Vocational -1 JAM SHA hlARlLYN LEONA PIPER Afzmn Palmer JAM Y-Teen 1, 25 G-Y 3, -15 Glee Club 1, Z5 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Letter 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 G.A.A, 2, 3, 45 Church League 1-45 Masque and Dagger 2, 3, 45 Usher 4. ES ,IOSEPH POTTER Aa:-an Palmer Home Room Vice-President 15 I-Ii-Y 1-45 Church League 1-45 Masque and Dagger 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 45 Curtain Raisers 15 Play Contests 3, 45 M Club 3, 45 Football 1-4, Letter l, 45 Basketball 15 Track l-4, Letter 1, 3, 45 In- rra-murals 2, 3, 4. jo ANN RAI.If A111011 Did nut graduate, CLIFTON B. RANIIALI. A7I,f07l Pebbles Staff 4, Editor5 Quill and Scroll 45 Post Script 4, Sports Editor5 Student Senate 45 Hi-Y 45 M Club 45 Football 1-4, Letter 45 Intra-murals 3, 4. CERES BYRDEEN PARKER Wffznmfflfev, Wi.rmn.fin G-Y 45 Glee Club 1, Z, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Vocational 45 Band 15 Basketball 25 Class Vice-President 1, 2, Sec- retary 3. RICHARD ERNEST PEDERSEN Frfmklm Home Room President l, 2, 35 Student Senate 1, Z, 35 Hi-Y 1-4, Vice-President 1, 2, Sergeant-at-arms 45 Church League 35 Masque and Dagger 3, 4, Letter 45 Play Contests 45 M Club 2, 3, 45 Football 1-4, Letter 1- 45 Basketball 1-4, Letter 1, 45 Track I-4, Letter 35 Boys' State 3. ES A. PERCIVAI.. II Rogwzf Scholarship Society 3, 4, President 45 Student Senate 45 I-li-Y 1-4, Secretary 45 Church League 31 Curtain Raisers 15 Masque and Dagger 45 Oratorical Contest 45 M Club 3, 45 Football 1-4, Letter 1, 3, 45 Basketball I-4, Letter 1, 45 Track 1, 2, 35 Golf 2, 3, 45 State Student Council Convention 4. RI M. PINKERTON .AIHYHI Palmw' Y-Teen 1, 25 G-Y 3, 45 Pebbles 45 Post Script 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 15 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Vocational 45 Church League 3: Masque and Dagger 45 Cheerleader 1. JOANNE ELIZABETH PINNEO Abbmf Y-Teen 1, 25 G-Y 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Band 1-4, Letter 4. MAHLON LEO PIPER fltlfllll Palmer Scholarship Society 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, President 3, 45 Home Room Vice-President 45 Student Senate 3, 45 Hi-Y 1-4, Chaplain 1, Treasurer 2, 45 Church League 35 Curtain Raisers 15 M Club 3, 45 Football 1-4, Letter 1, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Track 1-45 Boys' State 35 junior High Co-President 1. E PAGE 21 JAMES l3OllGI.AS SCOTT Rogerr BEVERLY JOAN REED Lim, NU, 3 Glee Club 1, 2g Mixed Chorus 3, -1, Letter -I, BARBARA JANE Riflss ,-1,-,,,,f,f Y-Teen 1, 2: G-Y 5, -1: G.A.A. 2. 5. -iq Pep cjluh 2, 5, -lg Vocational -lg Church League 55 Usher -I, L. ELAINE RIIZMIENSCHNIZIDIER flfrrfm Palmer Y-TCCU l. 21 G-Y 31 Glee Club lg Mixed Chorus 2, 5, -lg G.A.A. 2. 5, -ig Pep Club 2, 53 Home Room Secretary- Treasurer 5g Vocational -1. JOANN C1zr,Es'1'E RUDISON Arfmlil G-Y 5, -lg Pep Club -ig Home Room Secretary-Treasurer 21 Queen Attendant -l. DE1.oREs JANE SAWIN flirt-fm Prrlnm- Y-Teen l, 23 Ci-Y -lg Glee Club lg G,A.A. 2, Pep Club 2, 5, -ig Vocational -1. Wll.MA MAIE SCHAPIQR ,Alf-mfr! Glee Club 5, -ig Vocational -l. Pebbles Staff -1, Advertising Manager, Post Script -1, Art lielitorg Student Senate -ig Hi-Y l--lg Church League 23 Masque and Dagger 5, -lg M Club -ig Football Z, 3, 4, Letter -lg Boys' State -lg Art Awards 2, 3, -ig Intra-murals v MARlI.X'N jliN1z SHAFFER Aamir Palmer Y-Teen I, 23 G-Y 3, -ig Pebbles -l, Feature Editorg Post Script -I, Faculty Picture Editor: Glee Club l, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 3, -ig fi.A,A. 23 Pep Club Z, 3, -lg Voca- tional -lg Church League 2, Band l, 2. IDWAYNE B, Srriirwz Woodbury Vocational 5, -l. ULIENNA FAE SLOAN Anwar Y-Teen l, Z3 G-Y 5, lg Pebbles -1, Circulation Managerg Post Script -1, Assistant Activities Editorg G.A,A. 2, 3, -lg Pep Club 2, 3, -l, President -lg Home Room Vice-Presi- dcnt -lg Student Senate -I, Church League l--ig Band lg Usher -lg Cheerleader 2, 5. PAGE ZZ THEI.MA MAE SPENCER Arnold G-Y 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 43 Home Room Secretary 33 Vocational 3, 4. CHARLES STANLEY SPRINGER Click MAIIRINE MAR'fHA STONEWALL Rogerr Scholarship Society 3, 4g Glee Club 1. STANLEY S. THOMPSON Anfon Did not graduate. MARY ELIZABETH SLOAN Amon Y-Teen lg G-Y 3, 43 G.A.A. 3, 4g Pep Club 5, 43 Home Room Vice-President -13 Vocational 43 Church League 1-4 DAVID EARL SNYDER Zearlng Glee Club lg Vocational 3, 4. VIRGINIA ANN SNYDER Amon Y-Teen lg Vocational 43 Pep Club 2, 33 G.A.A. 23 Church League 1-4, EDWARD HARoI.D SPEER Aaron Palmer Vocational 43 Hi-Y 1-43 Church League 3, 43 Masque and Dagger 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 51 Intra-murals 3. EUGENE EDWIN SPENCER Arnold Mixed Chorus 3, 4g Home Room President 1-43 Student Senate 1-43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 M Club 43 Football 1-4, Letter 43 Class Vice-President 4. FRANK EIIGENE SPENGER Arnold Home Room Vice-President 33 Vocational 5, 43 M Club 2, 3, 43 Football 1-4, Letter 1-43 Basketball 1-4. Letter 1, 33 Track 1, 2, 3. PAGE 23 DALE AURA XXIALTON Aaron Palmer Vocational 5, 415 Hi-Y l-A15 Track l, 2. LIZORA JIQANNR WATERMAN Rage:-,f Y-Teen 25 G-Y fig Glee Club I, 25 Mixed Chorus 3, -1, Lctter,15 G.A.A. 25 Pep Club l, 5, 4. KAY WA'i'stJN Woodbury Y-Teen I, 25 Ci-Y 5, -15 Pebbles -lg Glec Club 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 5, rl, Letter -lg Vocational 45 Pep Club 2, 5, 45 Cf.A.A. 2. Rox' 12. WATSON. JR. Franklin Vocational 3, Al. PAGE 24 BEVERLY ANN TRIMBLF Arfmlrl Y-Teen 1, 2, Vice President 25 G-Y 5, 4, Secretary 5: Pebbles Rig Post Script -1, Photographerg Glee Club -13 G.A.A. 2, 5, 4, Vice-President 35 Pep Club Z, 5, 415 Hon-e Room Officer lg Church League 2, 5, -15 Band l-Al, Letter -15 Curtain Raisers lg Usher Ai. ELIZABETH ANN VON TERSCH 1:1-rnrleliu Y-Teen l, 25 G-Y 55 Glee Club I, 25 Mixed Chorus 5, -1, Letter 45 G.A.A. 2, 5, -15 Pep Club 2, 35 Church League 2, 5, 4. MARILYN RITA WAGAMAN Sm:-.rbum Scholarship Society 3, 45 Vocational -i. MARJORIE ARLENE WAt.r.AcE Azzmn Glee Club lg Vocational 3, 4, RUTH ,lliANE'I l'E WALLACIE Afrmn Glee Club 15 Vocational 3, -i. VAE JOAN WAI.1'EMEY1iR Aaron Prrlmw' Y-Teen l, 23 Church League 1, 2, 5. JERRY LAVERNE WINTERS Franklin Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Vocational 3, 45 I-Ii-Y 1, 3, 45 Church League 2, 3, 45 M Club 3, 45 Football 1-4, Letter 1, 3, 45 Basketball 45 Track 1, 2, 35 Intra-murals 2, 3, 4. ALICE GAYE WYKLE Am-on Palmer Y-Teen 1, Z5 G-Y 3, 45 Scholarship Society 3, 45 Glee Club 35 G,A.A. 2, 3, 4, Historian 45 Church League 2, 3, 45 Band 1-4, Letter 45 Orchestra 45 Curtain Raisers 15 Usher 4. MARILYN LARRAINE YILEK X Criljllg Y-Teen 1, 25 G-Y 3, 45 Glee Club 25 G.A.A, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Vocational 45 Church League 2, 3, 45 Usher 4. NOT PICTIIRED: Robert W. Denton Shirley Diane Love Larry A. Smith EUGENE WEATI-IERLY Am-on Palmer Band 1-4, Letter 45 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Basketball Band 3, 45 Orchestra 45 Football 3, 4, Letter 45 Track 2, 35 Intra-murals 3. KATI-IRYN ANN WEBER Amfm Y-Teen 1, 25 G-Y 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Letter 45 G.A.A. Z, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Church League 3, 45 Band 3, 45 Queen Attendant 4. WAYNE EUGENE WEIDNER RICHARD DEAN WILLIAMS Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Hi Letter 4. GARY LEE WILSON Vocational 4. JANICE DARLENE VVINTEFS -Y 1, 45 M Club 45 Giillllllll Rogan Football 1, 4, Anrwz Pflflllfl' Lzlzlloille Glee Club 1-4, Letter 45 G.A.A. 45 Vocational 3, 4. PAGE 25 1 ffhmckwise ' f,Y1.111ff7g JI lfjvjwr llgfffj SWE L 1. Mary Sloan Smurs Munir Harms ,IIYVY jl'x 1'I5msl'c.s Slmrn Pinkgrtun Fm'cA'rxf1m Jim Pura iv.1I li1xs'1's-ms Slnrlw Ifrigksmm fflwnmi HdfVL'f,' !'RH'NI1lY 17131 ms jufhln Dmvns Earl Brcmnczr A MAZIN ATHLIYTIIS f ll.lI'lL'IIk' HLl?'llL' Ifmnk Spcnccr Sl WHISTI! ATVIH SFNIHRS YIJIIL Kqukc B4 vb And rum Fmzr-v1 R 'IR ML1 l'lHfR Mxrilyn Yilck jim Huff Mum sr Mm Bi IY1l3'I'l,R Hu vrly Rauf Dun Farr SVP:-'R Hlmnm CSI:-nm Slum Vic liUlQl.lI'l lfrmr lf: nrvrnm Bum-fly lsgrig fury Du Mr PUPVLAR Puwlf juAnn Downs Elwood 1l.l! s'fL'y ,w.s,..., Cflnckxn :avr I.S1mf.'rfg JI njf, rf Hxqfml k1'1,s,--1-Ifrfff Cflmrlcm- I-Iaym R1 Sm-'1,1sH l..An Slmron Ncudurff mga' M.1rquiS s LMS Hu wud H..tl'N'L'j' TIfRRII4'I4,Al,l Y 'I1aLKfxTlx'1a Mgxrgarst Bulw, Jim Puffcf C.l'R'mzx CMJ 1 xv Hcwrly Iagrig I fu! Brurnm-r M.-wx me l'M1l'SIf,IAN5 Bulk- hmmm I'zQRmrx'm11r1 jumxn Wm ns MRA .Q XYfllNlA Mmrinc Smnuxpxll Digk Pdmur is Pl IN Vu Huglm N HANK R.xj,'nmud Ihvunport fXl'TlV fwillllill x CHLfIli'1.l Iilum lima Elkkr APl'l,If PClI.iSHIfRi Marilyn Pipuf M.zhh+n Pipvr Ll .-vw C :mms Virginia Szmyxlfr lfmnk Spuuwr C,Lx,.-xmfwk Gm' x tml, QMAQ' Luv Ifigc Fd Spccr ,fm WN? ik... N A 3 , . V fx A , i , L . . w X , ,,,., i n . . ,, it-5 . ' H L 1 K A KR' ' , 5 ' , ' - '-., ' N Q,h?a N X 4 xx TSR Q. 1 -5.55 ,QW Q2 Q ,Ma PAGE 30 president: Anne Booth. secretary-trc.1surcr. Smmiing Ben Trifkfy. sponsor, 4 DEAR SENIORS. It if now the .flllflflg of 1952 and g7'iId'ZliIll0ll if jnft nronnn' the corner. This' yenr it eoneerny yon, nnil next year it will concern ny. When we entered jnnior high, it .veernecl .ro new and terrifying, hut you zipper L'lcl.f.fI1l6Il enlnzecl onr fenrif nntl we 10071 fell into the jnzttern of jttnior high life. If it hadnt been for the exiznzples' yon yet, we're .fnre we eotilcltft have gotten along ny well nr we clizl when we were freshnzen. After ,vpencling three yenrf in jnnior high, MHS num' eertninly new ttnil different. Ar .Y01Ih707?207'6.f we were pretty rnneh gttexty of honor, for it wnf the juniors nntl Jeniorr who entertained IH in imenzhliey iznil lttttt on nzoft of the hig ilnneex. Bitt this' yenr, after .reeing how it wnf clone, we have trietl to tlo onr jnzrt nt fehool, in G-Y, Hi-Y and the other netizfitief. We just hope we have clone nr nitteh for yon nf yon did for nf, so we will he it part of the nlenlorief yon will ill'ZL'zly'.f have of MHS. Good lnrh in the fntnre. Class of '53 Junior Class OHifc1'S-1I.clt to fight! Salted: l..1rry Perry f pw ll.clK lu ruglnti Rum' 1: Dnnn.x B.1lLlxx1n, jnnlcc lh1l.1nck, Ilxrlcnc An- krnm. IM-num Ankrnm. Huwrly Ii.xll.ml. whnicu lhlluy. Rem' 2: Cvxxcn- llnlvn Bmmlln, jo.xn Hull, P.1Iw llcfx .113 In.1n Iiurn.ml. Annu Hnntll. Mun' ju linzlw. C5 11,1-H to ruglmtl Row I: Evelyn Frcland. BL-xcrly Dulluk. jnaly flnvincix, Margaret Hill, Bc-u-rlyC1l.1ss. Virgini.1 furnclius, Row 2: jo Ann Dcnnlwn, Ruth Hccklc, New C,Qnud.1le. l'.1t ffglrollucrs. N1-rm.l H.1nScn. Anlyuc fllrter. R-nv H: JIITI lfnnis, Bob Cooper. jerry Clrnn- IIIUHPFC. Sum Gi,1rrg1t.1n-1, Rnnald Cmlxring, R4murn.11y Higlmm, Beverly Fmkcr, Row -li lhvinl Dnkinsnn. Duane Kflizlwr, Rlclmrd DcVcnnux'. R4-lu-rt H.1r,nl-m. Luk Farr. liri.1n 4 mwn. Junior Home Rooms All llrlt tn flgllll Ruw l: ll.nlw.l1,1 Rmklmlll. l 1 fzmlxn Hxu Sxlly V.1n.1. lNurn1.x 'l'u1nr. . Ckmrlnne: Allhcc, Slmmn Fu-xln-ru. Rim It Priscill.1 Hmwcn, Kulcnc Allm-y. HL-tty Al.lI'lWll'. j.1nc jnlmsnn, Hull H,urxwn. P.n1l R4 D F D' Annlcx wn. nv 51 un Aust, 14kli.xltlxl1L'luL-r,l.lnul Vtlrnum. Iiugcnc I7.1x'1s, llunl M-nl-r. jnn Hnlsnlscck. Rim' -lg H.1rnlml Snmll. jeux Miller, Grmlon P.1ul. l.,xl1y Pcxxy. Nlnlm Snrrrn. lhll Tidal. Plnl Alnntynnu. llnlmnl lin f 2 RIN' 52 ,luv Am-wlnl. Hnlncll lim. limxnn' Amlrcxu. D g- l 0 y g- x Hlnnrn, HL-mo Hwnf nuke. lflmnlul linux n. Row li Url-us Iinllu-1. Hrllu' liutlw, ,I U lx n Hmm-ln. 1 lmrln-X lhnlf w.1l4l. l7u.1nL- HnI.ml-L. lxm.-ll. PAGE Sl III 1I1'It I-I IIIQIIKI Ibm I H111-xlv Ii4.1I,1I1'. Illtty Mlmlll, NI11lI1y I'.lI H11-I, I.m111.1 Russrll. IS.u1Iv.1v.1 Ruth. Il-mn11' N,lII.lIl1I1'l. Iluxx li I'l.1m1x IH-111-I, Ii1'x1-1Iv Nmllln. Ihltv Ii11IunxkV. M.11rIw1m Nmll. I'I1VII1s N1-vIuxs. M .I I I 1-111' In II1-It In 11151111 Ii-111 I, K.1tI11m XX'111t1n.m. I',ltw N11-VI11-nx, I.x.1 XY.Ilwn, 1.11-.I XX'lIx-111. 13114111 'I'I1-mms--11. ,I.11xx1x XK',1Ik11, Ibm J' I'.1l1l1l.u 5111111-1, M.n1l1- XY1'Iw1-1, I41'!lx XX'.1g111-I. Ii1-11-rlx' XN'.n1gm-1, Al.n1u1-x XX'I11'1-I1-1. Rl1I1.l11I Sl1'mIw.11I1. Run S. Vl.u11u1-Illlc 5II1lNXUI'l'H. 111-1.lI1Im1' Sp1'm1'I. iI1:lI1'1' XYl11t1-lx. -I.1mw Iu!II1-, MAH Arm II1-nmll. Run I: R-,lu-rt XN'y.lut. II1'1Iw1-It 'I'x1I.u1Iy. I5.v11.1I1I NtImcxx.1II. fIn.1:I1's XYIIIIIIM, -I1rIu11 5t1'II.l, Run Y lI1.l1I1'x XY.l11I, Ii1nll.lI1I XYI1lf1', fIl.l1I1's XX'nrs I.1I1I. PACII '32 Junior 1 I Home Rooms 1I.1'It tu right! Run I' I-11111 M.u1IxIu, I'.1! Kulxl. I'I1u'1Iy M1l7.1lI.u1uI, Ii1tlx Mrllx vI.1m11' M31-r, NImI1'y N.1x.11.1, Klux f Ii,l1Iw.1r.1 Ix,ICl1lL'I. I7.11IL-111 NAU. MJIIIXH I.llm1u.l11. lulI1Iln1 jul ur NI1 Il XIIIILI Xilrllxn ms11, . 11. 1 ' 1. I.uIi1'l1iQ.l11I, Ii.11I1.1l.1MlII1'x. H1111 'Z' R11I1.l11I IXIIIIUI, Rl1I1.l11I 1m1.4...,.1. I.l11x II1:I1I1'l. l51xI1 M.1lsI1.1II, R1vIw1'1t Is1'1lI11-nur. II1.l1II1-Y Knight C.xlm1 Nm--11. R--xx I. john img-lml, ,I.1m1-x M.ltm-V. R.IIpI1 I-bww. ,I.lm1-x M.llIv1'xxs. I.rl1x Im fzlxln MxII1x RAIN: K:fIn1nIu111IlI VIUIIIM . '.N1 .. I ll I'I1xmw. Ron 5: I5-an R111I1x-Ill. I: 1I xx .1 r 1I Nlmltl. I311k Iilxwrl, A. I. R1.lm. I.1x1-111 51mtIu, Run I. Phu! I,.1tt11, IIIII SI1.lII1'r. I.1m1-s 51111111111 R11Iu.n1I R1'v'xIu.11I, lflcml R1tt1'l. IIIII I'1'l1'lu.111, bmph m re Class Officers-Seated: Burton Beam, presrdent Leomrd Cole, sponsor. Standing: Bill Dux n vnce presldentg Mary Ann Seberg, secretary. DEAR SENIlJRS, ' It ba! been Jwell being una'errlaJJmen to you tbiJ paJt year. We are proud to have been able to participate in tbe Jtuflent body zvbirb you bave led I0 well. Our initial year in Jenior bigb bar been made very enjoyable by your friendlineff and your complete ro-operation. Ay Jopbomoref we bave tried to fulfill our part in all frbool aetivitief, we bave belped cbeer on tbe Bobfatr in every event, belped yell ronreffionf at tbe variouf atbletir eonte5t5, and bave tried to make tbe many other Jebool projertr Jucce.f.rful in every zvay. N Tbix ba! been a very eventful year for uf. We bave enjoyed weekly af- Jenzblief very nturb and are proua' to bave been part of tbe cbeering Jertion zvbirb bar .reen tbe bardeourt and gridiron team! bave Jufb a Jureeffful year. We bave been able to enjoy tbe play prerentationf and tbe varioux after game dance! be- raufe of your bard work. We Jrncerely bope af fopbonzoref we bave not famed you too murb trouble ana' bave really belped to make your .renior year a bappy and Jueceuful one. Af we roam tbe ballf of MHS for tbe next tzvo yearf 1ve'll min your Jmilef ana' friendly bello5 wbirb were rlijtinft ebararteriftiff of your rlau. We, tbe Sophomore Clan of '52, Jinrerely bope you will bave a great Jurreff in the future. Sinrerely, Class of '54 PAGE 33 N Ii A NRA 811111111 511111111 ll,cI1 111 11111111 Row I 511.11011 U14-1l111l scl. l:l17.1lwll1 XY'.111l, H11111111' Q11I11l.111, In .111 II111111. l1l1I.1l11'tI1 l'I.11c. K .1 1 111' I I .1 Srmth, I4.111 H1-1111, Ruvk' 2' M,11v M111 lrr, M1111-l XX'1l1q1n. N.111111I1.1 Mmllnlmk. Al Sophomore Home Rooms SRA SRA Fi1StS1'1!1..11 llLft to r1pJ1tI R AIAQIY jane H1-II111un1111tl1. l:l111111.1 01111- 11c1d, Audrcv fX111Iu1s1111, I,11111S1' I.v111.111. ,.11'1111Cl1r'1c Umlld, R11s.1l1111I D11-1. Run 2: frhllflllffk' H.1k1-1. I,1111.11111' I.111l111-1. M.11lyS D1n1'111'11. M.11v 131-11111p11l1111x. SI1111111 17111111111 N1 I' ilu R11 11 . ..l11V 'mx - lw1'1t.1 Uruha-11lw.11111. R1111 5: I 1.11u A111u1', l11Ann f'1m1w1, M.11v lillkll FI11111, Du' 11111-Q Bog.111l. 1111111-111 H11111114 I3.1x11I lux. Row -3: lH.1v11l I-11111 R.1l11-,1 Lgumlu-11, XX'1ll1.1111 Dum 1l,1'Il 111 IIHIIIP H1111 I: IM-11111x l411l. li.11- l1.11.1 AII1-11, j11A11111A I51111111, K.111-11 At- k111w11, I.1ll1c N1-llc H111t1111, lJ1111.1l11 Aux 11.11, li11l1.111I Iinlln. Sllllln-1' fllrullc. Rum li S111' H111 Alum' H111. k, 51111111 B1111111, 13-11111.1 1.1113 j.111111' f.11Iw11, 'IE1111 Alu-I, R11I1.111l H.1g11.1ll. Pl1ylI1s lic111.111I. H1111 6 81111111 1111111 H1111 I 11111 il1111111 .xlz-11x,.. Hrlpg. 5.1111 f.11lx1111. Hcvclly H.1d14l1'y. I4-11 111.111, Rulwlt K11ll111x, lilll Aklnx. Rmx I' H11111111 lla.-1-111, R11l1,111I f.1w11II. j1111111y A11111I1l, R my H1.11H1111y. Alt l4111l1N1.1l1f. fl1H1111I I41y.111t. l..111y li111kI111lt. PAVTII '34 SRA K l.1111l1.1 01iuu.1.11d. M.11'1ly11 P1111-. l..111- 1.1 Les Snuth. Row H: I4-11 Mlncr, Ruh- .11d Rox. M.11x' Ann Suhcrg, Rohn-1t Stnltx, H11w.11'd M 1'4R11'd, I .11'l M.1111111s. Rmx I: R11111111' S.1tl11-1. I.c11 R11m1L'. Q11-111110 xxligtff. 1-11 I: li.11l1.11.1 A11s1111. lil llrlt In riglrtl Rim' I: Holy Morris, lid- ilie Hunt. lllrul Hill. tllrulyn M ix n r iv c. Diimtliy Al.lflll.lSLil1. Pat Kimlwrlrn, Rim 2: Claim l-lrrluinilm Limbs l, hliiiire. lin'- lx.rr.x Miller. Rirulrelle KI'.ll1lIl1.lI1, PM Ku- lllCl D.ll1, Arlene I.in- ycnrncycr. Rim 5: jim llinn. l.ym.xn K.1rsrr. L9 tLeft to rlglltl Row l: jiilm Nauru., ltr ry Robcrtsun, 'Il-tl Plrilipps, Shirley Riclr ardson, Nirm Slim. Rim 31 Beverly Rmb crtsun, l7i.1nc Rum-lw.l1't, l'.1t S.mtlurS, ,len nic Nifiutlmtlcs. I.,ury Riggins. llill Slut ter. Row ii M.1r1rii'iv Scimy Marilyn Pax son, Barbara Slmw, P.1t Peterson. jenn nette Nt-ist-xx. Rim -5: P.1ul Norris. Ru- l.ll1xl Rlrinw, Yxirnnu Nt-lmn, Gil Sclimic del, Row S: Eugunu Oxxcn, Rulucrt Paul Bill Owen, jimmy Ntrlwn. Rirlwcrt Olsnn Sophomore Home Rooms AS llrlt to right! Rim 1: l3.lVlLl Hnupcit. lj.llL' Hnycs, Prttricin Furnrw, Clit-xter Gil- nwrr, liccrlu Ellis, Rubt-rt Doe. Row 2: P.1tr1t'i.1 Drggins, jmncttc Dobbins, jnlrn Dt-An, Slurim Dunning, Betty Cierxdurt. ll.llh.ll.l Full. Rim 5: licn 'l'ritkuy. Ann Dunkcrtun, Robert Liliurc, M.1rilyn Han- tlurf. M.1ry -In Dcfkcr. Row -1: Frank Cimxsrnan, Ci.1ylcn Fmzicr, l?ivn.xld Eg- gluwtun, Ciumltl cvlL'CHSlL'lfl. R-iw S: Krn- netlr Dorsey, llill fic.-igc, Ritlr,1ril H.1rrrs. lll ji.-rly Miller, Kurnl Luscc, Hcttc Ann Holm. Donna lnunw- berry, Rirw -1: Bert Himllaml. H Ll r 0 l al Kiitlrcnhcutcl, B ii lv Morris, Tony Knox, Riin.xltl Kelso, Ridi- .lfkl Herbert. Row S: Dun Limb. Larry Md omlwcr, Eugene jmgqucs, j.1nu-S li. Alillllc. PAGE 35 XX'l'I'llI JIVI' ll! Mlli Sophomore Home Rooms I ltl 1l.L'lt In rughll Rim l: S.lI.lll XY'.uu, H.u- lIL'l 'l'scln1Lly. Jc.mlm' Shutt, l.uIx.1lm' 'lkutf l llc, Vmlut Stqmuxmll, PM XX'.un, Rmx ,: Rulmlnl XY4-,IVL-1'. julm Vcnclxl. F1.lm'lm' Tlmmpwn, Luis Spun, K.1thlucn Smxlvl, Alice 'l'lx-umpwn. R-nx S: Vcrlc XY'nrkrn.u1, john Sxxm-.nl'u1gun, Suxic Su-w.urt, Dun Tompkins. llmmul Sluclu. Row 4: j.um-s SXYL'SSlI1jlL'I. -loc XYIIJL-1. Kl.1yt-m Su-w.1rt. lQ.1ry XY'ill.ml. XY.1ym- Sloppy, john Sump' mn. Run S: Rozum- XN'.mr..Id. lixmylw Srwll. Rmllwy XXl.1lfL'lIl1Ill'. N'l'llllliN'l'5 ROOMS llml! In llghtl R-nx I2 llnhn-ll 5 H n, I..uly Nlrnlvl. Dull Cmyxmlu. I HOME ROHM AI4SliN'I'lfl-.S llxlt In light! Rum I: Ihnnmc Sn-lm. .lr-un lhuulmlnl. Shcxllll llmulmlll. .mm lfxcllwrg. R-vw 2: lfmnk llhalu. .lIl.1.llCf ,l.ln-llwwn, Jtllfv' Iluusv.-u1.m, Arm glut, Row S: lu-wfly fuultcl. Al.lI ll l'1-lvlwll, R-nn.ll4l I:L'.llxCl', juuu Mlllul. M.lxy liuxxlc. Rms l: fh.1xlL-s lhu. Dunk llnlmva l'lxll Alnxl Llnl I71 lx lhmtnlll 1 . 'ZH ', 4' .. lun luuxlll. PACK 36 Y 1 S'l'llI5l5N'l'S XYITHI DUT H1 JM li ROOMS Ruger Stuncxulll. Mex rull Print. Row .Ti Phil Jllcr, Hu-ulml I.-mrv, john fl:-many Vrxlu XXL-.1x'vl'. ll.lIHl lim! c I and initiative DEAR CLASS OF '52 Teachers, lihe parents, wish their young charges well,' they are happy when .success crowns youth's efforts, and they are sympathetic when the road is steep. A high s that may not chool faculty can give many ideas to seniors, suggestions seem exciting, but which are nevertheless fundamental. The graduate might ash his instructors to give him the most im- portant idea tunities wou. for his immediate guidance. Be alert to your oppor- ld be the answer forth coming. Opportunities for self im- provement are so numerous that they go unnoticed in the lives of stu- dents. The oppbrtunity to acquire good health in body and mind hnochs 'oz at every seni because he ha. habits and pra A strong r's door.every day. Youth finds it difficult to study health s so much of it. A strong body is the result of good living fctices, and is no accident. , healthy mind is also the result of using the hnowled ge of mental hygiene. Healthy thoughts build a strong mind just as good . . .Z nutrition buz body are avail If a grac second shoula vidual who h daily tasks we s a strong body. The rules for a healthy mind in a healthy able to all. luate's first goal is good health of mind and body, his Y be the selection of a vocation. Happy will be the indi- as talent for his worh and who tahes pride in doing his ll. Education beyond high school will be helpful to many in finding and preparing for their life's worh. Different vocations call for varied skills, but the rules for success ire the same 'ri all callin gs. Honesty, sincerity of purpose, perseverance, are just a few of the essentials for success. A high school is proud to point to those of its graduates who rnahe contributions to the society in which they live. The world will be a bet- ter place to live because the Class of 1952 will live so well. Sincerel y, Faculty PAGE 39 Superintendent I Cf. Hiiglgln 11ml Beverlv I..lf1I1lQ.1llI1, secretary. ,E ff' Q fi' Principal B. R. Miller and Dianna IY1L'DtlHLliLi, secretary Sclmiil Himid. Left turi3,1i1l Seated: F, H, Vlfliitcumbe, Dr. Otis D, XVolfe, Mrs. ,lnlm Nuid, Mrs. Dim Mathern XXL Il, Lmlii, Stnmling: George Shun, ,I. ff, Huglnn, li, C, Clams, R, H, Lingimi. PAGE 40 ARMON ADAMS7B.S. in Ed., M.A., N.E. Missouri State Teach- ers C-ollegeg graduate work, East- man School of Music, He ll'1IC'l1!'.l' bum! and f1'irerl.t mm!! ezzrwzzblrat N1 high .vrlwml and jlllljlll' lifglv and ,l'llf7L'l'I'j.fl'.l' ilu' bam! frrrzgnlzzf in flu' rffwzlwltfrrvy .rflwml.f. Miss HELEN BOTEN fB.S. in Ed., Central Missouri State Collegeg M.A., University of Missouri. Slit' lw1r'lw,r urzrfrf lwlorj. t'lI'll'.l' frm! fl111w'irn11 l7j.l'lll!'-1, JOHN BARRIGARfB.A., Iowa State Teachers College, graduate work, University of St, Louis, Radio In- structor, U.S. Army Air Corps. He lf'11t'lW.t' radio. elvrlrirify, mel- rzlf and it 11 zfririfig i11.rl1'm'tw', lla' film .rfwwrtorxf 11 rfzdin rlnb nm! it 11 Iirwlrred radio 11!Il1IfL'lI7'. Miss MARGARIVI' BYALW-l3.S., Drake University, attended Iowa State Teachers College. Slat' it flu' Iylfriflg fvnrlwv' and film ler1rlu'.i brmlfkwpizzg. Our Facult INSTRUCT US, Miss FLORENCE BOTEN-B.S. in Ed., Central Missouri State Col- legeg M.A., University of Missouri. Slw lerlvhzfi' zzwrld lvittory in lwiglv ffblifll, I1'c',rIL'l'f1 l'jI'fHZIIfjll7I rllld j1.ryc'l'nfr1gVy in jl'lll.ifH' t'lIHt'rQt', Miss QiI2RTRllDIE Ci.ARKmB.S. in Phys. Ed., University of Iowa. Slat' frffzclwx girly' frlvyrirrzl Utlllfzlffllll ffl my lwjglv xrlwml, jlflljlil' rnllvgt' and fmlmr lvjglv am! j'fIllU,Hll'.l' ilu' G 1'f.f' flllvfvlir !l.i'.i'fn'irllir1H rim! ffirez'!.v girly' i11tn111111ml.r. l l PAGE 41 COUNSEL US, LIIONARII CQoI.I2-fB,S.li,, Drake University, M.S.li., Drake Univer- sity, Bzrrirlcir being fzllrlrlir :firew- lm' rlmf lwflff frmlbrlfl milf golf r'm1r'lv, fu' 4'11m'f1c',I llvzf fllllillf' ruf- lvgc' lklgl' Iva!!! rim! Irvlflvzfr biufnlg-y 11ml buys jllvyfinll vtllrmfirul. D, DAI,Ii DAVIS WBA., Westmar Cjollegcg M.S., University of Iowag gratluate work, University of Iowa, Iowa State College, He fl'fll'l7l',f t'lve'f11l,I'tr'y, 11lwy.I'It1I and LI' junmr rnllfge rufnzrelnr. PAGE 42 DI. Cf. COI.I.lNSf--B.S,, Soutlwvcst Missouri State Collegeg MA., University of Missouri. Ht' lmt'lw,i bllfJkkl'f'f7j7lg, I'rm1mei'rif1l gaug- rvzfvlyy, b1r.Iiz1v,I.r fn'irn'ij1lt1.I in MKII rrlwnl Izml flfmfnllizlg in jllflflll' rrzlfqgr, Ht' it 11,10 1Jt'I'iI'2f?zit' frtfa,I11rt'r'. KENNETH DEANw-B.E., Northern Illinois State Teachers College. Ha Ic'1Iz'lIc'.f An1t'rirrn1 ltirmry nm! Irzvirzfrugy. He' if zzlw .rp0f1.fw' of izzlrfzmlzmlr fum' if helm' fmrlv rmzrlv ami fI,f,ri,vlfu1I rufzrlv in ffm!- ball. Miss QIRACIE CjooI1IzR -BA., Grin- nell Ciollegeg NJN., Cioluinlwia Uni- versityi Slvi' lm1'ln'.r jfmmr Iwi! Iwlmr lfllffflffll. XVARRFN DICKINSON fB.A., Iowa State Teachers Collegeg graduate work, Stout Institute, Wis., Colo- rado ARM, Fort Collins. Ht' lvrIr'lw,t Imurlrulfzl lllrllillilll' ,rlwjni fum' lt'I'lI11iml tl7'rlII'Ih'g in f.C. Miss ETHEI. H. ERICKSON-B.A., Drake Universityg graduate of Marshalltown Business College. She tefzrhef merrhiziidifiilg nm! related hizrinefr prarfire and it roordiimror in the Parr Time Co- fipemrire Tmiiiiiig Prorqnzm. Mlss CAROL HoUt:HToN-eB. A., Coe College. She iearher .rpeerh and ilirertf baih high .frhool and jiniior rollege dmnifzriar. She alto .fpw1.ror.f G'-Y., Pep Club and Matqiie and Dagger. ARLEN I-IACKBARTH--B.A,, john Fletcher Collegeg M.A., University of Iowa. He teacher Unirez! Sfllftif hisriory in holh high .rrhool and junior rollege. jiiiiiar rallege Anieririnl gazerrziiieiii. am! if rl ziririiig flI.fH'lll'f0l' and rcflfher highway safely. Miss NELLIE JONES-B. A., Iowa State Teachers Collegeg M.A., University of Iowa. She feather jiniiuf Englirh. ASSIST US, Miss AGNES IIANSON--B.A., Iowa State Teachers Collegeg M.A., Columbia Universftyg graduate work, University of Southern California, University of Iowa, Columbia University. She rearhet jiiiziin' mflege Iji1g'i,fh am! fpeerh. Miss ANNA KEl.I.Y7B.A., Uni- versity of Iowa, B.S, in LS., George Peabody College, Nash- ville, Tenn. She hut rharge of the high ,YFZWIUI lihrflry. PAGE 43 ENCOURAGE U , I.i50NAno KiNc.siwRY -HA., Uni- versity of Iowa, graduate work, University of Iowa, University of Colorado, Ili' lmzrlwav i'lw111i.v1r.y frm! mi1ll't'1fmllr,i. CQAROI. IXIATHIERS B.A,, I ow it State Teachers Collegeg M.S., Uni- versity of Iowag graduate work, University of Iowa, lla' lw1c'lw,i built lwiglv .irlvmf inn! jllflflil' rul- frgt' flinlngy. PAGE 44 Mus, INIARY ANN KNUTSONK-B. S,E,, Wasliingttvn University, St. Louis, Mo., M.M., Northwestern University. Slvc' tc'arlw.r give rlnb. lIlf.X'L'lf l'f7fll'll,l'. jllfljllf mllifgr' llu'm y of Nllhfff. 117111 fli1'i'1'I,r flu' IC rlwir. She film iz1,i'1rm'f.r gwreml nfnrir' rlrr.r.rif.t in rlw jllillfll' lviglv and Amari jllllfllf' Iliglv. JOHN MUNSKIABJ., B.S, in Ed., M.Eti., University of Missouri, graduate work, University of Mis- souri. Ha lmrlwr high ,rrlmol and jllflflll' rollrgz' jrmr1111li.i'111 mn! lwrfli, grmle Efzglirlv frm! ir flu' inl- I'j.l'Ul' for Pz'bble.r, llve .frlmol jmfwr, nmlPf1.rl Svrijzl, flu' rlllflllrlf. RAY LINIZHAN WBA., University of Iowag graduate work, Drake University, University of Iowa, Ha' li'1ri'lw,i' f7f1I7Il' gL'fH1lL'fl j' rim! plvyif- ning-y, Hr' izlm 1l,li,ll.lf,l' ill frmtlmff, !1r1.rIfi'lbirll frm! lmrt. Omif IDDIZCQAARD-!B.A., Luther College, MA., University of Iowag graduate work, University of Iowa, Hi' twrr'ln'.r fin! am! .YUCIIIIII .ywlr Sflfifzirlv in lmllt ltiglv ,rrlvrml rim! fllllffh' rollvgtf. ROBERT PETERSON-B.A., Grin- nellg work at juilliard School iof Music, N.Y. He leather orrheftm in high ,fchimi and junior high ima' j71.fH'llt'f.I' hegimriiig .ffl'i7Ig.f iii Ihe grade .fehool.r. Miss ELEANOR SHEAR-B.A., Iolwa State Teachers College, graduate work, Iowa State Teachers Gol- lege, Cornell College. She Ieneher firrt aim' .reroml year Latin gin! ,mfrhorimre Eriglirh, . GEORGE PHINNEY-B.S. in Indus- trial Arts, Iowa State Collegeg graduate work, Iowa State Col- lege. He teacher mechaiziml dum'- ing in Ihe high .rrhool and rancher nm! teacher iizdiirrrinl arty nm! phyriml edirnztioiz at A121011 junior High. VERNE K. SHELTON-B.F.A., Drake Universityg graduate work, Drake University. He teacher arf al high rchool. junior high, Amari junior High rim! junior mllege. GUIDE US. Miss LORABEL RICHARDSON-B: A., Grinnell College. She feaehef ,sophomore nm! rreizior English. ERNEST STENNESfB.A., Con- cordia Collegeg M.A., University of Vlyomingg graduate work, Iowa State College. He teacher imzihemfltizir in lhe high ,rrhrml and jimfor rnllege. PAGE 45 DIRECT US. l. Ci. TIERRY HS., Missouri State Teachers College, Kirksville, Mo.: M.S., Iowa State College. Hi' ii l71rrc'Im nf Imfffilmlf tml! Xltfllfl liifffzvitmzz. CY aw BEN TRICKEY---B.S., University of Iowa, He ff'iIl'l7t'.l' jrlvyxirxfrugy inn! plvvyiinil t'tflIl'1llffH1, l.l Iwml lzmhftbfill l'fJ1Il'l7 nm! ll,l,l'f.l'ftUll frmlfmll rofirlv. Hi' ii' film 11.i',ri,fl1111t 111106 rfmflv. Miss VIOLA UFER-B.E., State Teachers College, Wfhitewater, Wis.g diploma, Oshkosh Business College, Oshkosh, Wis, She fearluai' ,ilmrrlunzil and lfll'frlf7l7lHIK. l'AfQ2lI 46 Miss VERA XVHINIYRY--Pl1.B., University of Chicago, graduate work, Cloluinhia University, Slw lun rlulrqe of llw fiifelrriil iam! i lw1i'f'iv i lllllllt' L'L'llI1ll!lIjL' i. Miss RUTH ZORNfB.A., M.A., University of Iowa, graduate work, University of Chicago, Col- umbia University. She ft'1lL'l7t'.f AKIIIIH' mul jnnirn' rnllegz' linghflv. ll It t right! Mis. Geneva Nirkeixun, XII l lith Nl 1 tr M N11 Nl Ilia Ili.-un. CUSTODIANS Pennel, S. j. XY'illian1s. N, K. Lnrenzrn D. KQ. Burke, R. E. Hartwll. THEY KEEP OUR BUILDING CLEAN Wfe have custodians to be proud of! They keep our halls and grounds looking good. Because of their efforts we have a school that is clean and looks nice the whole year round. THEY PREPARE OUR MEALS These four women prepare the food that we eat at noon. They come before most students do in the morning and leave after the students leave. These women under the direction of Miss Wluinery and with the help of some students have a great task to per- form. Cooks .' i.rg rs. Pearl Smith. PAGE 47 ll.:-lt to rightr Mrs.l.:lrr1e Mdliin, lx. l. Student Senate Student Senate lla-It to rnghtt Row 1: liettv XY'.ird, lleverly lsgrig. Mary l.ee lfige. Marlyx Helland. Nancy Diaxis. Marv Ann 'l'l'oison. Dale llayes. Row ,'g Donnie liudxson. liayma l.ee Holcomb, fharlene Hayne, Malllyn Smit. leanne Hoops, Burton litrlh, Roland Rhinei. Row S: Vit lor lloglan. lzuigene Spencer. link Harloxs, Keith Dean, Art liuchwald, Monte Harms, Row -l: Larry Mttomber. Mahlon Piper, Dwayne Snell ,lun l'extix.il. liarl Hremnei, lilwood llaivey. Absent when picture was taken: Glenna Sloan. Dick Palmer, Ralph Kenntr. Daxid l'ldt-1, john Dean Marv Knox, Marlene Kaiser, llolw iuumheir. Ricluazd Narsliall. Duane fliylwe,Sl1eim.lnSolem, Roger Marquis. tudent Senate Speaks We of Student Senate are proud as we look batk on some of the projects that we have taken part in during the past year. We were particularly pleased with the way in which the student body co-operated in helping us carry out these projects. A new idea introduced this year, which turned out to be one of the best yet, was the Homecoming parade. We hope that this will become a traditional Homecoming ceremony. 'l'he concessions for the basketball home games and boys' and girls' county tournaments, supervised by Kenny Dean with the help of Student Senate, greatly increased our Unified Fund. XVe wish to thank all of you for your help and co-operation, and sincerely Stmlcnt Senate Hlllteis tl.t-lt to iight! Man' l.ee lfligc. time-plesltlent. ltlwootl llalvev. piesnlentg liexeilv lsigrng, setret,lix'ftie.isnre1 PAGE E10 hope that in the years to come this body of student representatives will become even more active and beneficial to MHS. Y Members-fI.eft to rightl Row 1: Boinnie Andrews, Marlys Helland, Alice Wykle, Jane Kepcke, Sha-ron cudorff. Shirley Erickson, Marilyn Ausdal, Bette Brennecke, Pat Switzer, Pat CarothCrS, Mary Jo Butler, Mllfllyfl ilttnsgard. Row 2: Nancy Dravis, Mary I.ee Eige. Norma Turner, Marlene Phipps, Sally Vana, Anne Booth, irhira Miller, Bcxerly lsgrig. Miss Carol Houghton, sponsorg Marilyn Piper, Marilyn Peterson, Beverly Frakcr. ttty Marble. Row 5: Anna Rose Hynek, Carolyn Hays, Patsy Becvar. Jane Johnson, Jeanne Hoops, Mona ilter, Bexerly Coulter, Shirley Marble. Marilyn Smit, Charlene Hayne, Karlene Alley, Marilyn Lannigan, Priscilla ooxen, Betty Rohovsky. Jackie Snowgren. Joan Bell. Row 4: Janice Briley, Barbara Rockhill, Shirley Lamb, llt Larson, Bonnie Sallander, Virginia Cornelius, Margaret Jacobson, Carol Wilstmn, Mary Ann Thorson, Shirley ix ira. Beverly' Smith. Beverly Ballard, Beverly Trimble, Beverly Dudek. Donna Baldwin. G-Y Hub of Entertainment The Girls' Y Club which has had the traditional name of G-Y for the past twenty-five years has completed an- other of its successful years. Any of the junior and senior girls were eligible to be members of the club. The year's activities can easily be divided into three groupsg the first being social. To start the school year off with a bang we sponsored the Back to School Dance. Next came the biggest event of the year, the Snow Ball which is quite often the juniors first formal. When this was over, we started looking forward to the Sweetheart Swirl and the electing of a king, queen, prince, princess and cupid to reign as the royalty of the evening. To wind up WPA Week right, the Fools Frolic was held, The last dance of the year the junior girls took complete charge since it was the Commencement Dance held in honor of every senior and their date. The third group is entertainment. Although all of our meetings provide entertainment the following meet- ings were special meetings to provide entertainment for others. We were hostesses for our parents on three dif- ferent occasions, the Dad-Daughter Bean Feed, the Parent Pie Party and the Mother-Daughter Tea, We were also hostesses to our teachers at the Apple Polishers' Party which was new this year and it proved to be very enter- taining. Following the theme of Christian purpose was world fellowship, Hanging of the Greens and the Easter Program. As this club progresses through the years we know that it will grow even better and have more traditions. Ci-Y Officers-ll.eft to rightl Priscilla Hooven. secretary: Anne Booth. vice-president: Beverly lsgrig, presidentg Marilyn Ausdal. treasurer, Standing: Miss Carol Houghton, sponsor. The second group is projects. Among our projects for the year were the sponsoring of after game dances, a float for the Homecoming parade and a new bankboard for the Y gym. GY Cabinetflleft to rightl Row 1: Priscilla Hooven. Anne Booth, Beverly Isgrig. Marilyn Piper. Mary Lee Eige. Row 2: Marilyn Ausdal, Marlys Helland, Jeanne Hoops, Shirley Marble, Shirley Erickson, Beverly Trimble. PAGE 5l tarp' Senior HijY-ll.eft to rightl Row 1: Ralph Losee, Mahlon Piper. Dale NValton, Dave Elder, Phil Pattie, Don Rudison, Emil Heun. Raymond Davenport. llradlev Knight, Richard Relnhart. Row 2: Raymond Navara. Clif Randall, Deloss Barker. lloh Haradon, Charles f Coffman. jerry Wfinters, Bob -- Anderson, Bill Tidd. Row 5: Cooper, Keith Dean, jim Ennis, Drck ljl'VLl1flL'Y, Paul jim Tuttle. Don Faust, Richard XY'llllLlfTlS, Phil Armstrong. jim Scott, junior Ballard. jim Sinning, Phil Alexander. Gus Sorem, Dick Pedersen, Dick ff llaltisberger. David Stover. 'jim Percival, Monte Harms. Row 4: jerry Grimmonpre, Sam rv Qlarratarm. Dick Paxson, im Wlieeler, Earl llremner, Roger Marquis. jim Hull. Eddie Speer, jim Davis, jim Potter, jerry Miller. . Hi-Y Completes Prosperous Year This year's Senior Hi-Y enjoyed a prosperous and progressive term. Any boy who has completed his sophomore year is eligible for this club. We were guided this year by our able sponsor, jim Percival, Sr. Our club had many fine projects and activities this year. Some of the projects were: building a Homecom- ing float, selling ads for and the handing out of football and basketball programs, progressive advertising in the paper to support various town projects, and the buying of steel bank- boards and baskets for the Y gym. This last project was in co-operation with the G-Y groups. The club also donated money at Senior Hi-Y Ollicers tl.ett to rightl Stand- ing: Mahlon Piper, treasurer. Dirk Pedersen, sergeant-at-aimsg Don Rudison. chaplain: Seated: jim Percival, serretary: Keith Dean. vice-president: Dave Elder. president. PAGE 52 different times to many charitable purposes. Hi-Y also gave a hundred dollar scholarship for one of its members to enter Marshalltown junior College. The many projects and ideas of the members helped to raise the treasury to over eleven hundred dollars at one time in the year. The club's final blowout and send off for the year was a formal dinner dance at the Country Club in the spring. lltl 26 xx 7 f ix 1 I 1 l . l l X itil -. Y. l X 636717 l Sophomore Y-Teen Cfahinet-fll.eft to rightl Pat Kimherlin, vice-piesiclentg Charlotte Hokel, secre- taiyg Betty XY'ai'il, presiilentg jackie Gould. treasurer, IOth Y-Teens Enjoy Year The past year our Sophomore Y-Teen club has participated in many activities. Our meetings were varied. Some of them were: many panel discussions, a joint meeting with the lUth Hi-Y, guest speakers, a talent show and a fashion show. Our cluh roster held sixty members. We were capahly assisted and guided by our director, Carol Neudorff. Niiplnuriii-ve Yfliins lla,-lt to iight! Rim l: l'at Kimlvcrlln. jackie Ciould, Alice llru. Sue llnrlvc, llarhara Anson, Narlys Dowtlen. Sandia tarson. lk-wily Roheitson, Aili-ne lanscnineyer, lilivaheth Plate. Row 13 Violet Stonewall. llctty Ann Holm, Roberta firabenbauer, Kathleen Synder, Karol llill, llarhaia Allen. lilinina eiottliiexl, Betty XYard, l.illie Belle Burton, Sharon Downing. jean Thorn, Mary Alice Tliornpson, joan Thorn, Row 5: R-nlxelle Kiantrnan. Mary Deinopuloiis. Harriet l'schudy. Mary Ann Selierg. jennie Nicotliodes, Lorraine Tuttle, Audrey Anderson, Lanra Lee Smith, Mary llollinigsxxoitli, Nancy lindsley. Jeanette Dohhinx, Donna launslwerry. Sharon Brown, Sharon Berg, Louise Lyman, Karen Atkinson. JoAnne limwn Ron I: faiolyn Monroe. Marilyn Paxson, Pat Satin-lcrs, Sharon Davenport, l.ois Speer, Ann Dunkertnn, Pat Petersen. fharlotte lltilqcl. taiol Nenil-will. Y-Teen Direct-fr: Claudia Odegaaril. janet Yeifess. Marilyn Handorf, Lu Ann Cooper. Delores Bogard, Rosalind Dyer. PAGE 53 Sophomore lli-Yf lI.c-lt to rightl Row 1: Robert Paul, Cleon Holcomb. Gerald Green- steln, lloh fillIT1hCl'f. Row 21 Gordon Brown, David Cox, john Dean, ffraig Arney. liiintnall. Small Club Has Busy Members Although our club was small in size, it was mighty in its aims. We spent an interesting year full of fun and work. Our meetings were greatly varied. Timely movies, speakers and joint meetings with the 10th Y-Teens were only a few examples. Our main social project was the sponsoring of an all school dance at the end of our basketball SCZISOU. Sophomore lli-Y Officers fl.elt to right! Seated: Gerald Green- stein, sergeant-.ll-arinsg john Dean, prexiclentg lloh Ciumheit. secre- taiy-trumiicr. Standing: Frank Grossman, vice-president, Dick Rex, tlhlplillll. i PAGE 54 1... Rithartl Rex. Row 3: lloh Collins, Roy llmtlhury, Frank Grossnmn, Gil Schmicdel, Dick :I k f lil li Z! I i l Z7 Girl ,wi Athletic Association Cr.A.A. Otlrters ll.eft to right! Anne Booth, xite-presidentg Barbara Miller, secretary: Charlene Hayne. president: Alice XVykle, his- torian. Ansent from picture: Marcelline Nutter, treasurer and Belle l.arson, sports head. G. A. A. Has Active Year The Girls' Athletic Association, which is better known as G.A.A., is a club for all senior high girls who are interested in sports. The aim of this organization is to foster an active interest in athletics among girls throughout the school. Initiation of new members into the club was the purpose of the fall picnic held at the park. Also last fall the club decorated the football field for Homecoming and won the new float contest by entering the best float in the parade. The treasury of the club was increased by selling concessions at football games, selling the cute Homecoming pins and sponsoring the largest after game dance. G.A.A. bought two new mega- phones for the cheerleaders and helped sponsor a bus to an out of town game. All through the year the members participated in many sports. Among them were bowling, bas- ketball, badminton, tennis, volleyball, swimming and baseball. A playday was introduced into the G.A.A. activities this year. Girls from other schools were invited as well as girls from MHS and these girls enjoyed many kinds of recreation all day. After holding a playday here, our club was in- vited to two more playdays, one at Nevada and later, Eldora. Since participating in sports in G.A.A. is the only way a girl may letter in sports, there must be some occasion to make these awards. This event highlights the club year and was observed in May at the Mother-Daughter Banquet. The banquet is the traditional year-end event. lr.A.A. Members- ll.eit to right! Row I: Marlys llelland, Buerly foulter, Shirley Marble, Shirley Erickson, Shirley Lamb. Beth Von Tersch, Alite XY'ykle. Row 2: Marilyn Ausclal. Jeanne Hoops, Anna Rv-se Hynek. Madeline Halxerson, Charlene Hayne, Beverly lsgrig, Mary Lee Eige. Row S: Lorraine Lighter, Betty XY'ard. Bonnie Quinlan. Rochelle Krantman. jackie Gould, Elmina Gottfried, Barbara Anson, Marilyn Handorl. Row -l: Bette Brennecke, Mary jane Hollingsworth. Harriet Tschndy. Velta Neiders, Carolyn Hays. Uiane Rinehart, Sharon Overholser, 'loan Brown, l.u Ann ffooper. Row S: jane johnson, joan Bell, Mary Ann Thorson, Betty Marble, Marilyn Lokensgard, f'laudia Odegaartl, Mary Ann 3ClWl'H- Allllffv Anderson, Ann Dunkerton. Row og Sally Vana, Anne Booth. Barbara Miller, Pat Switzer, Marilyn Peterson, Marilyn Smit. Barlwara Rockhill, JoAnn DCUl50n, Virginia fornelius. Row ': Janice Myer, Norma Turner. Beverly Smith, Rosemary Higham, f'orinne Allbee. Marlene Phipps, Pat Petersen, Barbara Allen, Beverly Dudek. PAGE 55 .-,. vf..- Y-.-...-.,... -1-if ui mul'-iii ui nm lux: 1 ,wwwrx rmvs, u.1ri':L! lnlmsly, VJ! Axxlllvf, l':msII.i ll-mx:-fx Xliq .- llul' ,I ii. Mmvlkxz l,irim,i5..i+ 'xl,ii,,.,lr Hlll Hun lifilu,-XLR 1i..xQm,i:y lliuhuu, In-wily huiitln. lwizm Alllwc Vind fl-u hm: llfil- REM Xl 1 lm wsu. Nl,iril','ru l'li,.-nun, Num li-I-tl Blwlu livilulm, Mus .Kun Ilmzs-ixx. .I.umv lhnlm, lwli? mu lift! lhlwix l-.Av li Nllnz Xvfme lumix, In-wrlv IM-lflx limi Mau, Xluilxii I-ilwmgaill. Nm-Ii.l Kumi., Slmhw N.w,ii:. ,l.,.1K,l L.-15,5-l 41,4 - -. ml lil-,fi I yx., fill. Xlmu Nlfrllcli Nhvllwii Illflflwl Xl.:,fvilr liiiil-wil. Min' Dm-rm-pul..us4 lhrlvxin Rmklisll Nlusilri llxl-lull.-4, tihzm. N . Xl Nlwrus, lxwiim Allis. Mullin l'll1-1-X fliulim ll.iaru, lliviiriw Qulrxlmll. Iizlrlmzu Mmm. Imir:.i XX,m:ixiiii l'.: tiiseqwz -Im v ,l.-will ful! mu Hgh!! l'ir l'n!usiiIl, Inu NIM, fliul'-ltr IIHLLI, Plikllrs lfcfrxinl, R-ilwif., fv,LlurIlxil,lr Hnlrlul. Nf'-ill' I III' 4 ' ,- I .NY 1 View-if llucxiplut, Klux Mm vlviui Nliu ,Iwi II--llmgwn-itll, Ann llillllxcltun. :Klux XX 11411. lhlll l.:v-is I :xi --il -lull' ll ii I ualf., Nui-lx l5l.uis Nlulu Ililliuil, M.iril'.u Yalgl. Iifuzlx lxigiig, MAH lui lfluc. lhllizw xluxm, Mwllm lglmg X1 mx X 3 Nl -., lymlv Ifw mu yiglull livin llurvzqih Ihrlf Xllllvln l'.uHx Nhullf, .l1+.'Xnvn lhimun. .Mi-lux ,Xfhlw-.ily Nw Hull, ii.v.g,.lZl lx ,ful luqfi XX nl. 'Xmw lml-iliv, Ailim, Iummmmi lk R' lush.-ii, .I-hun IMI? ,l,zm- -Lilzexwxx, ,,, ..,,,,,,.,,,,k ,i,,,,.,u,.,,.,-u..l,m, -,,,k, , ,X 5 G 'C G I X I o, ats, o. . z .N lhis was only one of thc clmntn sunt up hy E thc mcmlwcrs of the M.zrsl1.1lltown Girls Pep j'Xx N-N ' Club. Shouts of CIll'OLlI'ilgCI'HCI1f could hc f VXWW E hoard from thc smitlzcust turner of thc Culi- , M. l 2-.E 5,BJLL.il.9 W N I I ,, WMM an-um at cvcry humc game and frmn all mrucrs , - . -,I- ' . . I - , XL, X ff ul the out nf tmvn QQVIIIS. I ' 'J I g lfurthcring sclmol spirit in every way is Pep W , , 'M' 'ALA W Wm. f,,f,V, WJ Cllulfx thvmc. Une of the ways in which thc club carried nut its glml was by sclling Bobcat lwalskctlmll tickcty. Another was by entering whole- lmc.1rtc-dly into than yur 5 Homecoming festivities. A prujcrt of thc club was the purchase of skirts to bc wurn muh yn-.xr by thc clmccrluulcrs. Our Pup Clluh is totally dcn1ulr.1tic and thc unc requirement for all members is the wish to kccp .ill klmls of .utivitics rolling in MHS. A fig' .llclx I-1 right? Norma Turner, vm'-PIWKICMS I5ll m'I Slulffl' P'e5 'lf'm3 MMF LEC HRC' wueun 'lw,ux1rc'!. PAGE 56 r g as ' Q7 f De o UG 99 They Put the Drama In Dramatics This year Miss Carol Houghton, speech and clrarnatics instructor was assisted by Earl Bremner, presidentg Monte Harms, vice-presidentg Mary Lee Eige, secretaryg and Dave lilder, treasurer, The officers for each year are chosen at the last meeting in the spring of the previous year. The purpose of Masque and Dagger is to interest young thespians in drarnatics and stage craft. Anyone who takes speech and is interested in dramatics is able and welcome to become a member of Masque and Dagger. Ac- tive members are able to receive dramatics letters for work- ing backstage, taking part in the play or selling tickets thus earning the required eighty points for a letter. The members this year have helped with all of our assemblies, 'N Masque and Dagger Otticersfgllelt lo rrghtl Mary l.ee lfrge. serie- taryg Monte Harms. vrcc-president: lfarl llremner. prurtlcntg Dare lildcr. treasurer, backstage, taking part in them and writing some of the pep skits, They also wrote the script and did broadcasts for the high school portion of Requestfully Yours over KFJB. The two three act plays presented by Masque and Dagger were Ramshackle Inn and Father of the Bride. The XVedding was judged best of the one act plays presented and received a superior rating at the speech and play festival at Drake University in Des Moines. The cutting of Our Town that was taken to the Iowa City play festival also got a superior rating. This was the first year for both of the plays taken to festivals to receive superior ratings. Masque and Dagger Members -tI.ett lu rightl Ron I: Anna Rose Hynek, Beverly lsgrig, Mary l.ee Eige. Marilyn Piper. Shirley Marble. Marlys llelland. Marilyn Peterson. Row 2: Beverly Smith, Rosemary Higham, Beverly Fraker. Anne Booth, Janice Myer, Barbara Miller, Karlene Alley. Row 4: limil Herrn. Duane flizbe. Elwood Harvey, Dave Elder, jim Potter. Dick Pedersen, Keith Dean, Earl Bremner. Row I: P. ir. Yorrrs, john Norris, jerry Houst-man. Gordon Paul. Sherman Sorem, Beverly Dudek, Norma 'Iurner', Betty Marble. Marilyn l.okensg,rr'd. Row S: Dirk Palmer. Plrrl Pattre, ,lim Tuttle, Bert Holland. Victor Hoglan, lfharlene Hayne. Bob Looper, Monte Harms. wav -an PAGE 57 ww l l X M-I luh Members fI.eft tu right! Ruw 1: Vic Hnglgxn, Dun l .1rr, ,lim lznms, line lzltlci. Keith ff l7c.1n, H.lnk HL'llI1.- Row 2: joe Dnutl. llirl lircmncr. M.1hlun Piper, llmilcx tnHm.u1. R.ilph M Inst-c. Row 5: Phil Alcxgmiler. jim l'uttv.'i'. Dirk limliuvtt. Guy Knnx, pit-xitlv.-ntg Dirk PL'klL'INL'll. , jerry lxlIllL'l',Jl!l1 Sinnin1.1,jim Pt-rtiv.xl, Clit R.1nnl.lll. V -, f V M-fllulw is HI1lLlC up of all lwys who have lettered in spnrts at MHS. Their main l 141 lil task is to nominate five girls for Homecoming Queen cuntlitlntes. 1 HONOR SOCIETY IS BRAINS CLUB . . . A . . , , . 0: Qu llnrmr Snciety is xi cluln exclusive to junior anal senmr students whn have kept up ll SJ ziveraxge in their QQ sclmlaistif standing for twu semesters. llniini Smitty Mcmht-is tl,t-lt tn iight! Ruw I: Dt-lures Mingtril, lXl.ll'g.lIL'l Litulmsnii. M.llilyn NY'.ig.vin.ln, Sl1lIlt'N lilnlnnn, J xt-tit-tarytlmsiiiclg jim l'c1i1v,rl, prexitlentg M.1rilyn Austl.1l, vitc-presitlcntg juiln Hell, Anne litmtli, Alitc XY'yklt-, Rim J: M.iix mx f lu' lingo, Ihmrm lytllhilll, I lmrlem' HilYf'lL', Mun.: Harker. Beverly Dutlck, Jeanne Humps. Marilyn l,nkcnsg.u'tl, lXl.liilyn lYlLXXllllX.llTlN. md, f.il'll XY'iIwn, M.lrvlyn Smit. Beverly Smith. R.1ym.1 I-lnlmrnlw, jiirkic Snnwgren, Anim Merrill. M.1uiim- Stimux .1ll. Ri-xx S: lim. by liiust, Unk Muller, M.1hlnn Piper. jerry Nelsnn, Rnhcrt Dcntnn, Elwimtl Harvey, Due Dickins-un, jim Duis. Vu ll.-gI.xn, Ol lllik ll.tltINl1L'IgL'l. ltltflll 58 Novel Parade Highlights Homecoming Many hands had a part in the making of the '51 Homecoming the most gala ever. Student Senate worked hard on raising money for the Zarnow dance, the speech department prepared a really en- tertaining skit, the band labored many mornings on their Cinderella routine and the team practiced vigorously to assure themselves of a victory. The one event, which added that extra touch to the traditional festivities, took up the spare time of every active club member for two weeks before the rally night. The highlight of the pep parade and the new portion of the '51 celebration was the float parade. Seven floats from clubs associated with MHS participated in this parade and the winning float was G.A.A.'s, pictured below. Everyone who worked on a float knows how many hours of hand labor it took to stuff the napkins and to make the float look its best. The pep parade proceeded to Franklin Field where the symbolic burning of the dummy was held and the Homecoming queen was announced. This year's queen was JoAnn Downs. She was attended by four royal candidates, Mary Lee Eige, Marcelline Nutter, JoAnn Rudison and Kathryn Weber. Queen JoAnn and her attendants reigned over the rain-soaked Bobcat-Loras game. Prior to the game two drenched floats were paraded before the crowd. During halftime Arla jean Trobaugh, 1950 queen, crowned JoAnn after she had emerged from a pumpkin drawn onto the field by the cheerleaders. Everyone who turned out for the evening's festivities was rewarded, despite the rain, for the Bobcats came through with a thrilling victory over the Gubs, 14-12. Two days of successful homecoming activities were climaxed with Ralph Zarnow's Orchestra play- ing their danceable music at the Coliseum especially honoring the royal court and the evenings football heroes. F1 5 X ,-..g.-a---'- c c P A G E 6 l Homecomin 6' Mmm' Iflf Queen and f2l'lflfN DIOJXNN Doxxxx Attendants ,Io ANN Rrmsox K,Ax'1'um'N XXTH x 1 Qmeu lwXm1.m.s ann' .1Z2u1J.fz1h Homecoming Festivities The 1951 Qnxxdidxiw fur llmmwming Queen, C1-cf't tw right, K.ulm11 XXL-inf. Queen JoAnn limxm, Muy In lkggge Nf.1r'QtHiI1cr Nlllfif .mmf VIWXVII1 Hulfiwvm, I'L'lkQ11 HXLY lim I'1lv2Wi.1I-,M 1 4l4L'fi!m1I'!:jflff M.mulI1m Xmxiur Ix.1rim'11 XX dur, X' Ilmxm. 51.11-x IM hge, ,lwksirx Rklxflxwll Jw .- 'Q . Q Hlmxuf-xmzw Qum za. is ,ww 481 3 4 'Hu ir.MuLwza.ai .immuy gum rllifw A Af JoAnn Ummm is Qrmxunuf Queen ui .lii V251 lvIn111uQs1rx1i11g fbutixilxw by time MNH Quran, Ariel 'l'ruh.1ugl1. game ot the season was over. This peppy crew Iliilv thai lat in-l Norm go thioiieh null. Nancy wasnt Dir-sent lhe theelleailelx tlo the xictoik vc-Il with tht anl ol tilenna wlai- Ihr I-ntnn was tilt n jean. Cheerleaders Arouse Better School Spirit Starting their season oft with a pep-rally. our Besides their new yells, snappy basketball out- theerleatlers clicln't relax until the last basketball fits XK'CfQQlL'qL1lfQd- . 1 I H .bl I Wllen speaking ot' our cheerleatlers, Gee Gee. urne 'e t ever ' fame t ie ' c wu wossi ' reac 1. . e lu l K U l 5 . l l Q l l the cute little mascot, cannot be forgotten. ln her At each game, however tar, they were always repre- . . .. . t I ' miniature unitorm, she clicl hanclstancls, cartwheels sen et . . . , , , Q - , and took part in the cheers. lhis year many new cheers were introclucecl to the stutlent hotly. These were the results of By Pf0mUl'n5l 'WWC 5l f'l- l'lTll1ll5'-WU- -mtl inuth time antl thought on the part ot' Nancy, Char- even a bigger backing tor the Bobcats our cheer- lene, liarb, Norma antl Pat. leaders completed a very successful season. llii tlitiilea-lr:s ,oi tltlt to iiuhtl ltailwaia Nllllei. fliailene llayne. Nanty Draws. heail tl1v.eilv..itlci. N-viina llanstn an-l l'.it Nurtfc: lihnna Iran llntl thi inasiot. is stantliuig in tr--nt. l'Af2lI F34 was Na .-.-. ex N ... , .V Z- an s l .11 I. 5,58 W x 1 N - ,IC ll. 5 r 5 f ' i 3. s ' ' 32 5 i r . - . 5, 5 A llsheis 1l.elt to iight! Row l. Sllixley l..imb, Marilyn Aiisclal. lleverly lsgiig, Glenna Sloan, Belle l,.llSUl1. Row lg JoAnn Downs, Katlxryn XX'elver. Marilyn Piper, M.rig.1ri-t Holes, llettv Miller. Rum S: Martelline Nntter. llarbaia Reiss, Mailys Hellantl, Mary l.ee lfige, Marilyn Yilck. Row al: lieu-:lx Tilmlwli-, jeanne ll-it-ps. ,lane KL-luke. Sliaion Neutlorlt. Absent from pictuie .nie Alice XY'ykle, Shirley Marble .in-l Shirley Eiitkson. Always on the Job Practically every high school girl likes to have some responsibility and authority, and looks at ushering as being a proud organization to belong to. However, only senior girls are eligible. To have girls usher has been a project of the G-Y club for many years. Therefore the G-Y presi- dent is the head usher and she selects the girls who have shown the most initiative in all of their Y activities. This year twenty-two were chosen. Each girl has the privilege of ushering at each football game, basketball game and school play. There are also various special activities for which they usher. Some examples of them are: the Uni- versity of Iowa Band Concert, the Vocational Guid- ance Assembly and the Teachers Convention held at MHS. The ushers always stand ready for an emer- gency and are also always ready to help out for any worthwhile cause. In accordance to the March of Dimes, the girls helped collect many dollars l'sl1irs help tolleit the Malill ol Dimes iontlibutions. at several basketball games. At the football and basketball games anyone could spot an usher right away because all the girls wore white blouses and white letter sweaters, red skirts and red bow ties and of course on all occasions the red usher ribbon. PAGE 65 ',.,,. , : , a -Lf R f, ' . -1 I I I 25? f 4 5 32 K-.. 4: M Z. . gf, ,EZ we 4 I - A . X , 1 4 Rfgpfywwf . - H W' su:-'W W , A 'Imp r.. Imam lhn- f.umllx lu ullllk' I .mm-ru .1 n J ifmmlm thu., thx-ll llmxkx. Sluhmlrl mpllv hlx .nmhcmc wnth .1 Y.lYlCt' .xml .ln mg IL'PK'fllIH'. lm: ugh .ltcx Jt'.l!'llIHL'y wrnus lunk .1g.nin, this timc with hu ilngx. The S.U.I, lxmd en mum at gm assembly nmds up of neighbor ing Sclumls .xml the Pllbllkk, c juniur High lhml pmvus its wurth at its 1lIlIIll.lI glsseln PAGE 66 ic miirning e-vc-ryonc lmiks forward to-nur Popular Rami. Twp tix bottuin: MHS'S own lier' man Band blarci nut in honor ni football awards. Cage Coach Ben Trickey proudly sa' lutes his players by presenting e 11 c h Bobcat with .in award. The winners of the American Legion Oratnrical faintest .ire duly praised and rewarded. PAGE 67 -.A e In b I e s lx . 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M.uh'lrm lhlxuwu. .uwumurrt ww uh!-ug Mnllam KJINCI,AHPyL'i1llHIQ lic-u-lIv'lll1lxlwlr, Plrw!w1g1.cl-lrcx. Shlllxillllll l7lLkl2I1tIILHfl, wprlvtx ur-ulrtul. Slml-an Xcuduvli. .lnlurtmllg n1.1xl.lgcrg MJ N lh-II.1mI, .lswnl.l!L' ull!-ug fh,urIL'm' H.1ym. uint-up ISL-xullx Ixgrlu. .lxmvgl tu ulltux, .'KlwsLnt I1-um Intuit. M.llx I.L'u Illgr, .lxwgmltc ull!-'rg Cixi lQ,,ml,,l1. xluuqs L.,C,1,g,,,3 lm, yum. Auf Uilqmg 1.,Am, lmmm, lllkLII.lflH11 l11.1n.u1c1g Mmutc Hnms. vin.-tl-gz.lplwx. PAGE 70 Post Script Machinery Revealed Last November everyone on the staff was very proud and happy to be chosen. Then the work started, The '52 Post Script was on its way to the readers, but it had a long way to go. First the complete dummy had to be laid out by the editors, then pictures had to be scheduled, taken, and sent to the engraver. Overseeing all jobs and doing their own tasks kept the editors busty during class, after school and some Saturdays all year. Because of the small journalism classes Charlene Hayne, editor, Marlys Helland, Mary Lee Eige and Beverly Isgrig, associate editors seemed to have many more responsibilities than usual. The pictures opposite this page may seem rather large but all who ever help with a yearbook will find thatl they deserve it, Money was needed to fini nce this book so Post Script sales were started and the ad staff started beating the up- town sidewalks to the stores. ,Sharon Neudorff headed the ad staff which raised nearly enough money to make ends meet. The rest of the moneylwas secured through the sale of wreaths, decals, pencils, pictures and stickers throughout the year. Somehow Jeanne Hdops balanced the books. Great partners who played a big part in Post Script were Monte Harms and his camera. Monte and the camera went everywhere together. Selveral picture editors who did their part were Carol Clymer, Marilyn Shaffer, Shirley Lamb, Glenna Sloan and Marilyn McWilliams. Carol took complete care of the senior panels and index, and all the rest wrote copy for their sectiops. Clif Randall and Dick Endicott made the sports section novel and complete. Piles of copy were typed, copyread and corrected by Marlene Kaiser and her helpers. Jim Scott, art editor, made all the sketches for the sharp zinc etc! ings that appeared throughout the book. Mr. Munski's advice and active help pushed Post Script over the top as he somehow got the staff to meet all deadlines. Here are the pcoplc who got the ads. Bev .ind Monte, Dliotugriipliers, look over some of their pictures. AQ , i Decker. cover designer, at workl. l , Mr. M.UDSkI, the adviser. got everyone to meet his deadline. PAGE 71 Upper left -Most of the cast during one ol their first rehearsals. Upper rightWAnother rehearsal shot. Off stage are seen some of the cast hard at work, studying their lines. ffenteref A body has just been discovered on the night of dress rehearsal. Lower le1t-- A plot is being discussed for making a get-a-way by the villains of the play. Lower rightf-lt looks like someone is in for trouble. Ramshackle Inn The 1951 fall play presented by Masque and Dagger was Ramshackle Inn by George Batson. This play was a mystery and was the first one presented since Junior College gave Ten Little Indians in the spring of 1948. It was the story of an old maid named Belinda who had been a librarian all her life in East Ipswich. She decided she wanted some adventure so she bought an old broken down hotel and she and Commodore Towser were going to make it into a nice respectable place. Belinda discovered the hotel was being used as a liquor hide-a-way and proceeded to capture the crooks single handed. PAGE 72 CAST Patton .,..,.,,,,, Arbuthnot .,....., Joyce Rogers .......,. Mame Phillips ....... Constable Small Belinda Pryde ...,.,, Commodore Lucius Towser ............,.., Gail Russell ..... Alice Fisher ,.... ..,, Dr. Russell ,,,,., Bill Phillips ,..,r Mr, Temple .... .... .......Earl Bremner ...,...rDick Palmer .........jane Kepcke ..,..,,Marilyn Piper ...,....,..Vic I-Ioglan .....Shirley Marble ..,.........jirn Potter r..Marlys I-lelland ....Mary Lee Eige ...mjim bcvtt ........,.Dave Elder .,.......Keith Dean Mary Temple ......,. Sharon Neudorff Gilhooley ........., .....,Dick Pedersen The Wedding Judged Bestg Gets Superior Rating This year there were two nights of one act plays instead of the customary one night. Four plays were given the first night and five the second night. Each year the plays are judged and one of them, the one judged best, goes to the Drake play festival. This year of the nine plays given only eight were eligible for contest competition. Sisters McIntosh, The Informer, The Crow's Nest, Joint Owners in Spain, From Paradise to Butte, Curse You jack Dalton, Nobody Sleeps and A Wedding were the eight eligible shows. It Will Be All Right On The Night was the ninth play and was not included because it was a non- royalty play and was out of print. A Wedding won first place and went to Drake to bring home a superior rating. Three play- ers, Barbara Miller, jim Percival and Bob Cooper were judged outstanding. Second place play was The Informer. The plays were directed by students who took speech the previous year. tl.L-tt In right! Top roxx: The mother doesn't seem to be holding up so Well under the strain ot The XVedding. The burglar in Nobody Sleeps doesnt seem to be getting much loot in the next two pictures. Middle row: Did the groom ever find his collar button! Things are toming to .i climax in the melodr.un.i fume Yo .1 D. o The villian and the innocent in another of the melodi.im.1 scenes. Bottom lou: 5 I I u 1 tlx I ilt n This is .1 dance routine? The next two scenes .ire from Paradise To Butte. Uvvizn Lrsifr Plczrlinn -Whats this? Is the top picture a scene from a play? No. lt is just the Cast studying their lines. Lowialz I.i5if'i' Kay looks rather tlejeetetl. It must he a lug prohleni for Mom and Pop hoth to have to talk to her. Uifviaiz Rican' PICTIVRIQ Oh, Oh! Wie caught them in the act. Lowiilx Ric.H'1' This is no time to he cleaning ,Delilah. There is a room full of people. PAGE 74 .fer Father of the Bride Mr. Banks ...,,,, Mrs. Banks ...,,,, . Kay Banks ,,,,,.,, Ben Banks ..,,,,. . Tommy Banks. ,,,, . Buckley Dunstan.. . .. Buzz Taylor .,,...,, Peggy Swift ,..,,,. Delilah. . .. . . Miss Bellamy. Mr. Massoula... .. glue... ,..,, . Mrs, Pulitzki ..,,.. Mr, Weisgimltl... blim... .. ..... Pete ,,,.,,, ., .. Tinfs Man. CAST . ...lim Percival ,Barbara Miller .. ...Anne Booth . ,.., Boh Cooper . ,,.. Bill Titltl .Elwood Harvey . . ..,,.. Phil Pattie ...Beverly Dutlek ...Beverly Fraker .Shirley Erickson .. ...Vic Hoglan Sherm Sorem Marilyn Peterson . Sam Giarratano . . Duane Clizhe Dick Xxfillianis Charles Wfhitney Y' f'3Tf,af scifi' ni! 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PAGE Y X Coy 'x , 0111? ZAQPQY' if' In hts f,.n1u,1! Amt I Jun his lull. 'Huey' mn ' Rc!1xlu.lm1ts ul the fulmc. hug 111l.lgl11.lt11mf Here' How F-mmhy unrk builds rmmhw 4'I'hcv lwpci We L arn Top: Gals ilu electrifying things in lmme mcnli.inin's. Hiiminiz Rudiu hgims acquire know lmwf' Handy lmuselmld itemsf Shape Students make them Huw to keep looking young! Ugli! firminl three. four. When we see the knot of the Bobcat basketball shoes being tied, we think of our many sports in MHS. Varsity Squad-tl.eft to rightl Row 1: Vic Hoglan, Roger Marquis, Charles Loltman, Dave Elder, Keith Dean. Dick XVrYl.1:11s joe lioud. Row 2: Loacb Ray Linehan, jim Ennis, Hob Haradonl. Crus Sorem, jerry Miller, Dick Endicott. jerry Wfinters, Clary Knox, Row if Phil Alexander, Ralph Losee. Bob Looper, Duane klizbe, jim Potter, jim Percival. Row el: blanagcr jim Stott, l..irry Perry. lilwood Haixev, Coach l.eon.rrtl Cole, Dick Pedersen, jim Sinning. Manager jim Hull. ' I Football Mirror FRANKLIN CQ, R. I2 BOBCATS 7 Franklin finally proved too powerful for the 'Cats in tl'e first game of the season. A touchdown in the fourth period proved to he decisive. BOBtIA'l'S 2l GRINNELL I8 ln the first conference game of the season, the 'Cats sneaked by the Grinnell Tigers. Frank Spencer's three plunging extra points proved to be the winning margin. AMES 112 BOHCATS ZI ln a free scoring game, Ames exploded too many aerial bombs for the 'Cats Ames scored their first T.D, in the first quarter and the Cyclones were never headed. BOBCATS I-1 BOONE 6 Frank Spencer again led the 'Cats to victory by scoring both touchdowns. The MHS defensive line showed a lot of improvement. jim Ennis was one of the bright spots on defense all evening. BUBCATS 27' OSKY ll jim linnis sparked the 'Cats to a victory over Oskaloosa PAGE 84 for their third conference win. Ennis drove to three 'Cat touchdowns, one in a 62-yard jaunt. The MHS line looked especially good in this game. BOBCQATS 7 ST. AMBRUSIZ 7 ln a muddy municipal stadium, the Bobcats sloshed to .1 tie with St, Ambrose of Davenport. Frank Spencer cracked through the middle of the line in the fourth quarter for the T.D. and then scored the extra point, BOBCIATS ll LORAS I2 ln a great Homecoming success the Bobcats rallied from a I2-0 deficit to hand Loras its first loss to an Iowa football team since I9-18. Frank Spencer banged over for the winning T.D. and swept the end for the conversion to cinch the victory. NEXWTON 59 BOBCIATS I5 Witli the temperature hovering barely over lon the Newton Cardinals clinched a share in the Central lowa Conference crown, The spirited Newton team rolled to a 35-tl lead by the half which the 'Cats couldn't overcome. 1N1arshal1town Gridiron floaclics-11.eft-to right! Ray Linehan, assistant Coach: Leonard Cole, head waclig Ben Trickey and Kenny Dean. assistant cmluliex. Gridiron Marks CENTRAL ICJWA CONFERENCE STANDINGS W L T Ames , .. V1 0 1 Newton .. . .,,,, . 11 0 1 Marshalltown ,,,.,, .. 5 2 0 Bonne ,,,,.,. .. . 2 5 0 Osl-Laluosa . 1 -4 0 Grinnell . 0 5 0 Pct. 900 900 600 -100 200 000 TP OP 128 '18 106 19 96 119 58 '79 47 115 15 120 Bobcat Football Statistics Finall First downs .,,,..,, Yards gained Rushing .,.. Passing ,,,,,,,,,,,,. Yards lust .,,,,, Passes attempted Completed ,,,,, . . Intercepted by ,,,,,, Yards runback ,,..,,,.,,,.,,, ., Opp. fumbles recovered ,.,,,, Punts .. ,,.....,,, ,,,, . Avg. yards punts ,,,,,,,,,,,, Yards punts rerurned ...,... Yards kickoffs returned ....,, Penalties . ,,,, ,.,, . Yards penalized Tuuchdowns ...,,.. . Points after T. D. .... . Tntal points ...... .. 'Lats 80 17151 1188 527 115 811 29 10 156 16 51 51 Si -122 21 159 18 16 12,1 Opp, 75 20-ll 1626 V123 1-10 6,4 21 15 221 6 Z5 56 205 -1-11 29 218 25 12 150 Bobcat or-captains of '91, Frank Spencer and Clary Knox, Hard working managers. jim Huff and jim Scott. 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Bill Harrison, Dick Baltisberger, Carl Marquis, Tony Knox, Phil Armstrong, Diek Bagnall, Don Limb, XV.iyne SloPPY. Bill George. Sonnv Rhiner, Row 5: Don Corsuch, Don Tompkins, Gerald Greenstein. jerry Grimmonpre, Dirk Paxson, Sam Liiarmtnno, Ed Schultz, P. G. Norris, Ciil Srhmiedel, Kenneth Dorsey. Reserves Gain Final Victory B squad players had a tough season this year winning only one game and losing three, for a 1-3 season record. Wlien Boone came to town to open up the B squad season, the little Bobcats suffered their first defeat, 37-14. The following week Ames over- powered them, 31-20, in a red-hot contest. The team's only out-of-town battle turned out to be a disappointment as the Newton B's came through with a 15-0 edge over MHS. It was in the final game that Marshalltown found victory by defeating East Waterloo, 6-0. Rudy, Ed, Packy, Jerry, Sam, Sonny, P.G., Ron- nie, Burt, Kenny and the Fox played good foot- ball and will probably play better next year, for many of these boys will advance to the varsity squad in '53, Everybody plays in MarSh.1lltown. A bunch ot kids join in Ll game fioaulm Ray Linehan shows prospective punters the ivlll'lkl.1lT1Cl'1l.llS with Elder and Dean, xx couple more kids. in kicking. PAGE 89 Varsity Squad--tl.:-l't to right! Row 1: Charlie Buchwald, jim Percival. Larry Perry, jim Sinning, Phil Alexander. Dick Pedersen, Dick Endi- colt, Row 2: Bob Cooper, manager: jim Ennis, joe Doud. Duane Clizbe, Ben Trickcy, coachg Elwood Harvey, Floyd Ballard, Roger Mare quis. Dave Dickinson, manager. Varsity Showcase Although the Bobcats didn't have a perfect rec- ord, they had a good one-the best record in the Cen- tral Iowa Conference in fact. Marking up fourteen wins against six defeats for an all game record, the 'Cats proved their winning ability. The 'Cats conference winning record was seven victories against three losses. Never before has a 7-3 record been sufficient to take undisputed possession of the Central Iowa Conference crown. Marshalltown has now won or shared the conference championship thirteen times since the C.I.C. was established. The Bobcats won the conference loop title by beating all conference foes here and winning two road games-at Boone and Ames. Naturally the conference champs were well represented on the all-conference basketball teams. PAGE 90 Jim Sinning, high scorer for MHS with 154 points, earned a first team position at center while Woodie Harvey gained a second team rating. junior Ballard copped a third team position. Honorable mentions included Duane Clizbe, Phil Alexander, and jim Ennis. Eight seniors ended their high school basketball careers at MHS this year. Junior Ballard, joe Doud, Dick Endicott, Woodie Harvey, Roger Marquis, Dick Pedersen, Jim Percival, and Frank Spencer all played their last game for MHS in 1952 but many of them will participate in college basketball in the near future. Six returning lettermen make Marshalltown a top contender for the conference crown and a strong threat for the state title next year. Bobcat Basketball lCn11cl1esfll.eft tu right! Ray Linehnn, sophomore cnzlcllg Ben Trickey, varsity rnacll. C. I. C. CHAMPS CENTRAL IOWA CONFERENCE STANDINGS W L Pct Marshalltown ...l.., 7 3 .700 Ames ................. 5 5 .500 Grinnell ..,,.ll,,l 5 5 ,500 Oskaloosa ...,,. 5 5 .500 Boone ..,........ 4 6 .400 Newton ........,.....l,,.. 4 6 .400 ALL GAME SCORES 404-McKinley CCedar Rapidsj ...,.. 52-Waverly ...,,.l,l,,,,,,,,,,l,,l,ll,,.,,, 4liGrinnell ...,...l...l,.,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 54-Roosevelt CCedar Rapidsj ..,,. TP 477 420 409 439 425 469 44-Boone ..,l,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 50-Newton ...,... 57-Centerville .,..... 50-Oskaloosa ,,...,. 59-Ames ...,..,..,. 29-Grinnell ..,,.,l 50-Boone ...... 59wNewton ..,........l,,.,.,l,,.,,,,, 48-Oskaloosa ..,,..,,.l,,,,,l,,,,l,,,,,, 73-Roosevelt CDes Moirzesj .,,. 47-Ames ..,........,.,.,.,,..............,. 47-Nevada ..,...,......,.,...,..,,,,, 25-Ottumwa ,.A,,.,.,,...,.,..,,,l,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, 60hTech QDes Moinesj ,,,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,, DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 50-Cedar Falls ......,,I.,,,,,,.,,,,l,,,A,,,,l,l,,.,, 49- SUBSTATE TOURNAMENT 984-Opponents ..,.. Dubuque ..,...,......,.,,I.,.,,,,,,I, , .,4,,,,,,,,, OP 466 457 402 451 404 499 45 57 54 55 39 51 37 38 53 47 42 57 59 60 46 59 47 38 49 50 905 I S as Basketball captain was senior Elwood Harvey. Bob Cooper and Dave Dickinson managed all equirvment. PAGE 91 HM NINNINK, H L 'w1.. . Pun xx ff umm, Xllrn ll Hx umnll H111 Ixnluy Imlkwywn tllcullu-11 uh uvll I vm flu lm hm 1 1 H xl ull x mul llnu lla Init l nmmg, limlxxmldk i,m1lx ,mal flu ,HM FNNIS PHII. AHEXANI XYUOD I PVR li Y fHARI.Ilf HUC HXX AID UI TANF 1 LIZIKIS B13 'Iflkus Txu- 'Ill My-.nun 'Huh Om' f.1.ul1 N111 It l'llLkL-5 .uni Hulx Klmpu, 1n.xn.lgL-I. rmglsmv. lin: lim Naming ul I ul I lu! H' H1 Inu xg, 11, 4u'xv 1 , K X .. 'sq , fx ,W i HH: U1 ll lb s -KL., Sophoinore lhsketlmll Squ.ul'f tlrft to right! Row I: Ronnie Kelso, .lim Horn. Carl Marquis, Gil Schmieclel. ii. il n Bi x n Nu L lm M 3 Row 1: Iony Knox, lurton Neem, Art Hucliwaltl. Hola Ciloie. Sonny Rhiner, Dale Hayes. Row 1: Koath Ray Limhin Dui o n in L suvll. l3w.uyne Fm-ll, Rodney XYl.Ilft'fl1'll!l', XY'.iyne Sloppv. Teil Pl11llPPY.l11:111.l,lLC!'. Sophs Steal Th'rd MarshalItown's sophomore basketball squad, SOPHOMORE BASKETBMI RISUITN coached by Ray Linehan, earned a third place rating in the conference with a 5-5 record. Two MHS Mafslmllulwnf' sophs were among the leading scorers in the sopho- HW McKinley mehr Rapids, more conference. Burton Beem and Dwayne Snell . . 31-Grinnell .. . . . took thirel and fourth places with 118 and 112 points respectively. Next year's Bobcats will be made up of the re- turning junior letterman and many sophomore play- ers. Snell, Beem, Knox, Kelso, Glore, Buchwald, Rhiner and several others are certain to see varsity action with the 'Cats next season. SOPHOMORE CONFERENCE STANDINGS Wy. I.. Pcl. Ames .. ,. , ..l0 0 1.000 Grinnell , .. . .. ., 7' 5 .700 Marshalltown 5 5 .500 Uskaloosa ..,.. ,. .. -I 6 ,100 Boone . ..... 3 7 .300 Newton . .... 1 9 .100 PAGE Q6 TP 519 -l 19 ,108 379 362 377 OP 350 389 ,107 -136 -117 -165 719' Roosevelt ffletlar Rapitlsl 5-1--Boone. . . . '17 Newton . . 36 -Oskaloosa Z-it-Ames .. . 'i5fGrinnell 3lfBoone - .. 419-Newton. . 52-Uskaloosa . .... .... ,.,.. , . .141-Roosevelt tDes Moinesj .. -10-Ames . .... ,... . 58-'Nevada . ..... . . ,. -19-Tech fDes Moinesj . . 'tear Track squad-lI.eft tn rightl Row 1: Coach Kenny Dean, Sam Giarratano, Keith Dean, Dick Pedelrscn, ,lim Potter, Don Rudisnn, Bill Harrison, Charles Wliitney. jim Vffheeler, john Dran, jack Farr, Row 2: Sonny Rhlner Rolney Walter- mire, Bob Arnold, Tony Knox, Dick lPalmcr. Dave Elder, joe Doud, Jim Sinning. john Norris ,ick Brintnall, Verle Workman, Paul Anderson. Bill Shaffe. Row 5: Assistant Coach Ben Trickey, Phil Alexander, ave Dickinson, jim Arnold. Larry Smith, P. G, Norris. Bill Dixon, Phil Haefner. Dwayne Snell, Dick DeVenney, Duane Clizbe. Bob Olsen, Ierry Grimmonpre, Ralph Losee, Notman Vaughn, Dick Paxsnn, Mahlon Piper. Assistant Coach Ray Linelian. l Track Coaches-fI.eft to right! Ray Ilinehan, Kenny Dean. head cnachg Ben Trickey, l l Tracksters Gain Speed After a slow start the Bobcat cindermen made noticeable improvement during the year which should produce a winning ttack team for next year. Injuries to some of the ou standing performers of last year hurt their chances early this year. The 'Cats competed in the Valley Relays, Teachers Relays and THIS Is How lT's DONE. the Drake Relays and also in the A.A.U. at Drake, the state indoors at Iowa City, Little Cyclone Invita- tional at Ames, district meet, state meet and con- ference meet, which, because of track conditions was held at Boone instead of Marshalltown. They also competed in duals with Boone, Grinnell and Newton. GET READY, GET SET, -! ..... l .. 'Vu 0 i PRACTICE MAKIES PIERFISCT Bobcat Golfsters Jim Percival, seniorg Dale Hayes, Larry McComber, Bob Arnold, Bert Holland, sophomores, Allan Bren- necke and Tom Beckham, freshman. They had duals with Boone, Ames, Grinnell and Newton. They also appeared in the conference, district and state meets. K ll t HI l up t llm l foaih lnle explains points nf putting. we K, ,Q 'Q Q A in nv Girls Compete for Crown lliplaxl fllamps ll.ell lu iight! Ron li llexelly foulleng l livlxn Niml, Kaileile Alley, Marilyn l..1iinu.1.lii, Rr-xx J. Phi Xlnyimlu, l-vach, Marilyn lrlknliswitl, llueily llnrlek, licxeilx' s 1 s ' irlh Malilxn l'i-lrison. lalsy lc-uns .intl l..li1y lcily. roach. The Baptist Juniors won the girls' elimination tournament, the climax of the Girls Church League, this year, Second, third and fourth places went to the Methodist juniors, Grace Evangelicals and Methodist Seniors. ln the regular season Grace Evangelical won the senior league crown and the Cfongos took the junior league title. we l - I - - ' .l . - i -- 4-o-s X o- no wo s .Au ns h- Mello- is Benn-als. l,owei lull: ,e.lnm- lloow .intl lHom1,l lilu lil! hlilcui lllxm lfinc l lnecluul 1 ul lit 1 int len: llc t l l l I liuman lilghl lol Ihr hall. llppei light. Marilyn Smit ul the ll.iplislcl1.ll111'sluilsllxe-'Lil uplov alwiickel. louci iilahl: Kailenc Allty .lllml lieu-ily liialgez lil' lor the lip. :nun-dll , . .,...,... , -. ,, .. ., ,V lu-ol i Q EQ... is , ' ':A' ., , .5 ' 5' f ..:., a : N ,, , , if f zzzz., 2 A,4A : 2 'zl' . ' fl A::::: A X if .. . ' M N ' 2 ,: .3 5 A A k 1 m , Q 5 , Q qs X K S E 2 YQ. N--wg Www nw 'Ox HAND fenlel: Ainlon Adams, instrumental instiuttor. rl.ct't In right! lloxx I: Mona llaker. Vit Hnglan. lilnlina Ciottlrled, Norina Turner. Nhaion lfieibeig. lictty Mailwle. Shirley lziitkxon, Alice XY'ykle, Row Z: Saundra Motlinick. Mary Ann Sl'l7L'l1J. Nailvs Doxxtlen. fliailene lrlayiie. Ylatkie lvoulil, ,loan Tlinln. jc-.ln Tlnun, l.l--yd Varnum. Margaret j.tiol'son, fihailotte Hokel, lic-veily fonltei. liill Tidd. Rosaliml Dyer. Runnin Quinlan. Nancy lindslev, Marv Moller. Sharon Uverliolsei. faiolvn Haw. Ron S: Mailys Helland. l..lltl.1 Lee Smith, K I.iudi.i Orlegmiid. Ronald Nathei. lung Arney. lletty XY'.iid, Mary llemopulous. liupene Weitliexly, Dick lfmlitott. larry Perry. Conlon llnmn, l7.ixe Stoxei, Paul Anderson, Don Faust, Phil Armstrong, llaxid fox. fail Marquis, Riclianl Rex, Bonnie helm, Dick llrlgnall, Shcini Soiem. fic-urge Vaigelt, Gordon l'.iul. Row li jane KL-pike. joanne Pinneo, Kainella Smith. lflwabeth Plate. Roberta Lu.zbenb.n1ex. ,lane johnson. Nellie lllatheix. Audit-x Anderson. Sharon llaxenpoil. I.-mise l,yin.in, l.eo Runge. llimaxd ltlciantl. Mary Ellen Flynn. Delores Iiogairl. liill llaiiison. link llaltisheiuel. jelly Nelson, link l,.llllR'l. Rim S: ll.iilu.ir.i R-ukliill, fnrinne Allbce. Mary ,lane Hollingsworth. Sally Vana, Kailene Alley. llexerlv Tiimlilc. l'imill.i llonxen, liugene lhxis. Inn llilmlwtk. jerry Miller, l.eo Mincr. Row rv: Havold Small. Mariel XY'iluus, l'hil llaelnci. llolw bluffs, llill llison, llolv liuinheil. Disk lliintnall. Shlilev Mailwle. l.u Ann fool-er, l.oii.i1ne Lighter. Band Host to New Festival The band this year was composed of 80 members. In the fall the marching band presented rou- tines at all the home football games. Also three buses were chartered to take the organization to New- ton for the last game. The concert band gave assemblies at junior high and senior high. A night concert was also given to raise money for uniforms. The year was climaxed on April 22 when the MHS band was host to the annual band festival. For the first time this year the combined bands of Oskaloosa, Grinnell, Newton and Marshalltown participated. During the day practice was held at the Coliseum. Then in the evening the combined group under the direction of Paul Yoder, famous ar- ranger, presented an hour-long concert. PAGE lU4 BA D Ixxrllcls tlxll hi lluhtb H.u'h.l1.x An- wn. lhmnlc Oxllljhn. M.l1,llvn Pzlnu. Shu' In NL-Llduxfl. I.x1Am1 I U U p c 1. K.lthn'n XY'L'hc1, VI U A 11 11 Huw Hx. linux SLML-I 1l,L-it lu riglltl Run It lmululm ll 1 +1 xx n, I In Y J Vumlm. I'x1u4-llc XY'L'.1tlw1'lv. Rmx J: lm, Runge. lun' Mlllvx. Unk ' ur I.xlu mv GROUPS I I.u1m-I Scxlul 1l.cIr fu rruhlb Rim l: S.1undl.l Mughrluk, l2lm1n.1 fvllfffilld. Muy Ann Schcru, Rmx 2' Mun.: Ihkf-1. Vw ll1.gI.lln. The wlmcr lncmlwl ls Av- mun Ad.1mx. Trumpet Tum ll.L'it in rxuhtl Kmulml B14-wn, l3.1x'c' Stuvcr. l..1xlv Pc-rrv. PAGE 105 B'BALL i BAND Um lmwlu'llw.lll lumd led lw Ai- mon Atl.IH1S, gncx us that needed hit Adams. ol xplril .it our liASKli'l'l4Al,l. HAND ll.el't to rightl Row 1: Mona Baker, Suundm Mochniek. Elmina Gottfried. Row 1: Vu' Hogl.1n. Mnrlys Dowden, Lnum Lee Smith. filllllllld Odeg.i.1rd, Mary Ann Sc-hcrg. Row S: lleverly foulter, George Vnlgert, Gordon Paul. Row Al: Eugene XVc.1therly, Gordon Brown. Due Stoxer, Don Faust. David fox. Row S: l.eo Runge, jerry Miller. Dick llnltisherger, jerry Nelson, Dick Palmer. Row tw: Harold Small. PEPPY MUSIC GIVES PEP The pep hand, headed hy Dick Palmer, goes with us to all our out-of-town games. They also help us with the pep assemblies and lead our pep rallies. Dick Palmer and Vic I-loglnn selected the group from the lmnd members. Plzl' NAND ll.elr hx iight! H.uolil Snmll. lingerie XYe.itlielly. Dirk Brintrmll. Don lf.mst, liill lhiiixon, Due Stoxer. lieoige Vaigeit. Paul Amlerson, iioidon l'.nul, Vic llogl.1n, Dunk l'.1lmer. PAGE lU6 home g.in1cs. Mem- lweis ol this group .irc picked hy Mr. MUSIC OFFICERS'-tLett to rightl Row l: Marilyn Lokensgard. orchestra secretary-treasurer: Rayma Lee Holcomb orchestra president: Vit Hoglan. hand president: Marilyn Smit. orchestra vice-president and iunior senior glee club president, Row 1: Sandra Larson, sophomore glee clulv presidentg Yvonne Nelson, sophomore glee club secretary-treasurer: Eugene Spencer. mixed chorus president: Donna Dunman, mixed chorus seure- tary-tieasurerg Rosemary Higham, iunior senior glee club secretary-treasurer. ORCHESTR FESTIVAL AT OSKALOOSA The orchestra, under the direction of Robert Peterson, is composed of all students who play string instruments and some band members, selected by Armon Adams, band instructor and Mr. Peterson. This year the orchestra presented three important concertsg the Christmas program, the annual assembly and the festival including groups from Newton, Grinnell, Oskaloosa and Marshalltown. Members of the orchestra are awarded letters after they have earned 6 points of credit. The point values are the same as the other music groups. ORC HESTRA ILL-it to right! Row l: Anna Merrill. Louise Lyman, Delores Minaid, Shirley Marble, Patricia Diggins, Bonnie Seim, Sarah Ware, Dick Reinhait. Row 1: Marilyn Smit, Marilyn Lokensgard, Pat Sanders, Saundra Moehnick, Vie Hoglan, Sharon Freilwerg, Carolyn Hays. Alice XVykle. Shirley Erickson, George Vaigert. Rosalind Dyer, Dick Baltisberger. Row 5: Marilyn Ausdal, Rayma l.ee Holcomb, Beverly foulter. Eugene W'eatlieily. Dick Endicott. Lloyd Varnum. Margaret Jacobson. Charlotte Hokel, Robert Peterson. string instructor, Ciary Decker, Phil Haelner, Harold Small. Absent from picture: Belle Larson, First Violinist and Mona Baker. PAGE 107 Mist-il llioius ll.n-It to iiglitl Rim I' ,lo.in litluanls K.itlnx'n Wk-l1f1', j.u'ky Smmgien, llexerly Rc-eil. N-u'm.1 ll.mstn. 1.11-il XX'ilsou. Muilxii Piper, lNl,l1g.ilet Holes. Row I Betty lhitel. lk-wily Smith. lletli Vonleistli. 'l'lielm.i Sm-mei. llc-ite lliennetkt-, l'iisiill.1 lIl.mton. li-om XY.i!ei- m.in, -limn Iiell. l7onn,i l7uni.in, Kim ii -I-iAnn Higgs lXI.llllyn AICxX'Illl.ll'l!N, Mary Ruxsle. Roimltl XX.-uloltl, Dials XX--islolil. Sunny Illlml-,l Iiul--ss liiikcl, ,I.inu-x lloln, Iietly Milli-I, Rim I: l,eo I-mn, jelly I'I1llISL'I11.lIl. lI.ink lleline jelly Nelson, Rltlhllml II.lilis, lfiiuem' Sgwiuui, Ilomlil s 5 X s I U x lqgigli' lon. I lik X 'llll.11n, 1,1114 Annex. I on liunli on. MIXED CHORUS GIVES MANY PROGRAMS 'l'l1is ye.1r tlme mixed iliorus, tlirectetl Ivy Mrs. ances. M.lry Ann Knutson, sang on many tlitil-erent oem- Any MHS lwoy may lwelong to mixetl chorus, sions. 'lilie festival at Grinnell, tlie Clliristmgis pro- lwut only junior and senior girls .Ire eligible to join. gmm and ussemlwly, the programs nt tlie Y and Members of the group were .iwrirded letters .II.IC.'I' .it junior lligli were some of tlie outstanding nppeir- they earned their 6 points. hills Si-Mt! llill lo iiulitl lion l: liuttx Milla-i, K.ltluix'1 V'flwei V t Noinm II,uiis: ii, li-in , llvlte lift-riritmlw. ,IALICY Siiowttitll. l7onn.i llou ljuutvt llhp to lmltoiiir luuem Siwluri. l5uin.lii Dirk XX'oisloltI4 Roimlil liuult-sion, .lriix Nrlvvix, l lillflll IU8 ll s junior Senior lil:-e ffluh-ftl.ei't to right! Row l: janice Myer. Betty XY'.tgner, Corinne Allhee. Ardycc Carter, Beverly Dudek, Shirley Ricliardson. Janice XY'intcrs. Lottie lNl.1ulshy, Janice Hriley. Row 2: Beverly Trimble, Kay Xlihitson, XVilm.i Sehaper, Pat Lgiiotluers, lVl.ll'j1.lI'!Jl Hill, Biirh.ix.i Mentor. Bexerly XX'.igner, Patsy Hecvar, Margaret Holes. Barbara Ness. Row 5: Neva Ciootlgile, Phyllis Serfoss. Anna Ruse Hynek, Bev Frpiker, lflma Den- lmw, Marilyn l.xnnig.in, Cierxlltlirie johnsoni Marilyn Smit, Rosemary Higham. iiuen Bnusum. GLEE CLUBS SING THROUGH YEAR During the year the junior senior glee club and These girls, as any member of the music de- the sophomore glee club combined to present their partment, are eligible to earn a letter award. To portion of programs. They sang for the vocal as- earn a letter the student must earn six points. One sembly, the Y program and the Christmas assembly. point is awarded for each semester the student is a The junior senior glee club traveled to Grinnell with member of the particular group. Additional points the mixed chorus to sing in the festival. Mrs. Mary can be earned by taking part in special groups or Ann Knutson is the director of these two groups. solos. Sophornore C-leelfllulwfellrft to iight! Row I: Arlene Linsenmeycr, Pat Kimberlin, Kathleen Snyder, Karen Atkinson. Hallie! Tsthutlv, Samir.: 1.11- son. Row J: Shirley Brown. Krlrazl l.4vsee. Sue Burk, Alice Hru. Francine Tluumpson, Jeanette Dobbins, Nina Shaw. Ron S: Marilyn Hantlozl. Yxonnc Nelson. Beverly Coulter, Lois Speer, B.1ib.ir.i Shaw, Diane Rinehart. PACE lU9 LYLE ANDERSON-His voice are sure to be remembered. He 1952 state champion basketbal parts in plays and belonged to JOHNNY ANKRUM-Johnny studying and has the grades to going to coffee with Norma a likes best of all. Usually he w his sense of humor when least ROBERT BELL- Ole was w was a member of the Student named co-captain of the 1951-5 he played guard. Bob's quiet m second baskets will be rememb BETTY BRISEL-Dark haired, a well known figure around th two year member of the Hono and served on the Student Coun as well as being kept busy with GLEN DREW-Glen was alwa sign and Buicks. This. friendly s work in journalism. During hi in the mixed chorus and in the b Glimpses of Graduates laugh and friendly ways served as manager of the team. He had several ollegiate Players. spends most of his time rove it. His new car and e the two things Johnny s very quiet but displayed xpected. ll liked by everyone. He ouncil for two years, was state champs for whom nner, good looks and last red by fellow classmates. rown-eyed Betty has been halls of JC. She was a r Society, Women's Club cil in her sophomore year outside work. .ys interested in floral de- ophomore did considerable s freshman year he sang oys quartet. His quietness and willingness to help will remain in his classmates' minds. A VESTA HEIL-Singing in the trio, a 1950-51 member of the staffs, a member of Women's C and her loquaciousness are s will remember about Vesta. mixed chorus and in the Pebbles and Post Script lub and Collegiate Players ome of the things JC'ers ROBERT HINSHAW- Hymij, always ready to argue or have a good discussion, Honor Society for the entire Women seem to be Bob's favc He loves his coffee in the morni membered for his impromptu s JANICE HOIT-This cute bro is also a native of Marshalltown tion in Marshalltown schools. chorus during her freshman ye: the Women's Club. MARVIN JACOBS- Marv, biggest interest. College and s of his time-that is, when ,h played basketball for the Winn e was a member of the time he was in college. write topic for discussion. ng and will always be re- eech in an assembly. fn-haired, brown-eyed girl and received her educa- She was in the mixed tr and was a member of ocele is no doubt Marv's lling shoes take up most isn't with Rocele. He ing Tiger team, likes to argue with Harold and his favorite sport is fixing Harold's Caf. KATHARINE JOHNSON-The her friendly manner are some will remember Kathy for. Kat Women's Club, sang in the mix took part in Collegiate Players p jeep, her blonde hair and of the things that JC'ers hy was a member of the d chorus and the trio and oductions. BARBARA KRIVOHLAVY-B rbara has been an active figure in JC taking part in the pl ys presented by Collegiate Players, was a member of W men's Club of which she was vice-president in 1951-52 nd was in mixed chorus. Barbara could always be count d on to help out in any JC project. HAROLD MCGEHEE-This riendly, muscular, even tempered JC'er was the good uy around MJC. During his first year he played guard for the Tigers and served on the Student Council. During his sophomore year Harold turned honor student. He will be remembered for his thoughts of Eva Lea, hunting and preparing for Utah State. WAYNE MORGART-Wayne was the family man around MJC. He served on the Student Council and played a very important part in planning and directing JC parties. He will long be remembered as a card shark and for his quick basketball trips. Wayne was always willing to help anyone who needed it. FRED MOUNT-Quiet, sophisticated, and well mannered describes Fred. Coming to JC from Drake, he will be long remembered for his frequent trips to the coffee shop, late evening parties, different car every day and his keen interest in JC activities. MAXINE PARTRIDGE- Max's friendly manner, en- thusiasm and ability for anything she undertook are some of the things she will be remembered for by those who knew her. She was an active member of Collegiate Players, serving as secretary for two years, and as president of the 1951-52 Women's Club. NORMA POLK-Norma came from Drake and proved to be a great addition to MJC. She was noted for her personality, ability to win friends and her peppy spirit. Norma will always be remembered for her parties after parties, singing in the girls trio and as a student art teacher. RONALD REYNOLDS-This fellow's friendly attitude and work in mixed chorus will long be remembered in JC. He was a loyal backer of the Tigers and was a member of Student' Council. Ronnie served as secretary the first semester and as vice-president the second semester of his last year. DONOVAN RUTH-Toni will long be remembered by all JC'ers for humor and easy going manner as well as being voted the biggest wolf in JC. He played on the basketball team, wrote Tiger Tales for Pebbles and was a member of the Post Script staff. AVIATION CADET FRANK RYDER-This lad attend- ed high school at Marshalltown. He played on the JC basketball team and was a member of the Collegiate Players. Before he finished school last year, he joined the air force. This year he has been taking a correspondence course from Iowa University while in the air force. DUANE SWOPE-No matter what you called him- Swope, Swoop, or Swivel, he was the same thing, a swell guy. He played basketball both of his years at JC and was named co-captain of the 1951-52 cage team. Duane also was sports editor of Pebbles, GERALD VARNUM-Tall women, outstanding actor, jokes and hot rod are some of the things that JC students will recall when they think of Jerry. He was president of Collegiate Players in his sophomore year, played leading roles in JC plays and entertained teachers and students in and out of class. DON WILSCHUTZ-This sophomore will be remembered for his work in the betterment of MJC. He led the Student Council for two years and played on the Tiger team in his freshman year. He has done much to make our school a better place. PAGE 113 'Qi C' Student l.ouncil---ll.elt to rightl Seated: Helen jean Smith, Dun Wilscliritz, Ronald Reynolds, llarbara Smith .ind lletty Brisel. Standing: john Nelson, Gerald liuhurn, Delmar Pille, Rohr-rr llell .md Wfaync Morgnrt. Student Council The Student Council is the governing body of MIC. The council arranges all JC activities. It is elected by the students each semester and consists of officers from both classes and two council-men-at large from each class. D. Dale Davis, JC counselor and instructor, serves as faculty adviser for the council. Honor Society Students having a grade point average of 3.5 make up the JC Honor Society. The grade point equivalents used are A equals 4, B, SQ C, 2, D, 1. Members of the society receive certificates and pins each semester at assemblies. llonur Society Members ll.elt lu right! Seated: ll.irb.ir.i Smith, Lyle Anderson, lletty liiisel .ind Robert Hinslu.ixx'. Staiiiliiig: jc-.ln llollingsxxorth. Larry Dennis. Mirdza Nelders .und janet jenkins, PAGE l14 . , ,. V, ., . l'.ill llay late XX ith Mother fhharon Brown and jerry Var- INIIU. Dramatics During the 1951-52 school year the Col- legiate Players presented two plays. The fall production was Life Witli Mother, a three- act play by Clarence Day. For the speech and play festival in April a cutting from Our Town by Thornton Wilcler was presented. Spring Play Our 'l'oxxi1 ----lXl.1xiiie Partridge .ind Larry Spring Play On May l and 2 the Collegiate Players pre- sented the play Our Town at the high school auditorium. The cast: jerry Varnum, Lyle Anderson, jerry Partridge, a junior high student, jud Eichorn, Bar- bara Krivohlavy, Helen jean Smith, Larry Dennis, Marian Hopper. Charles Boyle, Maxine Partridge, Robert Hinshaw, Fred Mount, Shirley Knox, john Carlon, Vesta Heil, john Nelson, Kathy johnston, Don Wfilschutz, Delmar Pille, Charles Harvey, Duane Swope, jC Choir, Life Witli Mother was presented hy the Collegiate Players on Oct. I6 and I', at the high school auditorium. The cast: jerry Varnum, Fatherg Sharon Brown Schultz, Mother, Monte Harms, a high school stu- dent as Clarence: David Anderson, a junior high school student as Whitney, jimmy Blue, also a junior high student as Harlan, Delmar Pille, john, Shirley Knox, Margaretg Marvin jacohs, Michael, Pat Cox, Bridget, Marian Hopper, Hazel Wfil- loughbyg Barbara Krivohlavy, Bessie Fuller Logan: Helen jean Smith, Mrs, Wfilloughbyg Lyle Anderson, Clyde Miller, Maxine Partridge, Cousin Corag Bar- bara Smith, Kathleen, Donavon Gardner, Dr. Humphreys. Another liall play scenew tl.elt to right! Dave Anderson, Sharon Blown, jerry Varnnm and jimmy lilue. The officers of the Collegiate Players were jerry Varnum, president, Maxine Part- ridge, secretary and Lyle Anderson, treasurer. The sponsor was Miss Carol Houghton, speech teacher and and dramatics director. Another spring play gn,-ne -tl.elt to rightl Maxine Paitililge. Fred Mount, Helen jean Smith and Kharles lloylr-, PAGE l l5 b 41X gi, 'W' l'lllL'I' f.llll'IN 4l.cH In right! Kms 1: Dun Cmrdunw. lzd I,.1nu, Inu XV.llkup, Dunne Swnpc. Ruw 3: l..ury Dennis, IXI.1runj.u'-vlws. Ucrzlld lfulm Hula lk-II. Dun Ruth, R-ns S: fu.uh l.c4m.1nl lnlu, Duc Nrcnncnkc, Nmnmn Legg, Dv.-lmxlr Pills, Lylr Andaman. m.ln.1gcr. JC State Cag hamp NUI, Hull lub. Un the ximnldm-rs -II Im tv.-.1n1m.1tcs .liter nmking the winning luskc! ln thu xutv YI! lm.1Ix. I,u.ulx 1.cun.1rd fulu and mga n1gu1.xuc1' l.ylc Amimwn, PAGE ll6 l-l lanzg Duane swope ,luil l.ltli-un lloh lit-ll lon XX vlltul JC Champs Cage Record This season tan he considered one of the greatest in Mjffs history. My Not only did the Tigers display balance, speed and sharp hasltet eyes, hut they also possessed the fire and team spirit whith produces out' it standing teams. These assets. tomhined with stalwart determination, led them iii through the regular season with a fine ln--I record, and then past the tough competition at the state lil tournament to reign as the 1952 State JCQ Champions. Scoring leader for season was freshman Lou Wfalkup, who held an 18,8 point per game average. Guards Boh Bell and Duane Swope were elected to-taptains for the Tigers. QQ K it-ston Mason titi I llmou W'eh'tel 1 :rv Musiatlne lillsxxolllz irlaudx new XX'ehstei I :tx Mustatine f lmton lima I itv la-igion f it-storm Mason fltx lillsxxoitlr lilanilx :tw Mui Io: IINNNHNI lmtlitrxille Xxielastel 1 :tx K lint-in lri-it Dodge XXon ll, laist N Ullens llelensixt .ugh ol C. txt ix ilowa A,A.li, louininu-ut guilt Nui lit l Dt-lmu Pille liiix lltiurrs lion boulou Nlai A .Vis llppoutnls ll wi X. ii os M, on IR Htl MQ' ws lil wr 71. ll as il ra i ill ll lli-iv PAGE ll7 Who s Who BEST PERSONALITY BEST ATHLLT IES BEST SPORTS li.m:i1.4w K-muh? ry fhmln- Wulf WITTIEST ya 'rx V .::-..r:a M fra I+ H Smnla MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ,,..... rw ls.4.Nxw ' 'cpm lfl-'Urruixvv-415: swf BIGGEST WOLF AND WOLFESS lb-H Kmh H111-rs harm Wwtlx BEST DIXNCEHS Nfzxrlm Kmm. Hmm KX siwdmlz APPLE POLISHBRS jgmt jcnkxm If-fm .Xrlkmm tlii-Jxha1?i MOST POPULAR U-ny 'Xxfmlxl hu!! Nusmn Pwik PEPPIEST Rv-nm' R1-w'z:.,!Qlx Ntrulw' Kzwx Nvssf BEST ACTOR AND RCTHESS Mnxuw P,-ztrnlzc Alum X',.1s:um FRIENDLIEST AI Nnlmumlrw MxuizA Nmdux PAGE 118 The junior college Pebbles staffs are responsible for the publication of the Tiger Rag, a one-page section included in the high school paper. The staffs are composed of journalism students we who are interested in newspaper work. w-.JJ First Semester Pebbles Stall'-ll.elt Io rrghtl Seated: Clirrrlotte Nuesc, associate editor: Joyce Vecem. editor. Standing: Don Ruth. columnist: Charles Hrirvey. reporter: Normrm Legg, feature editorg Duane Swope. reporter. Those absent when the picture was taken were: Ronda Bagnall. news editor: Don XY'ilschutz. sports editor: Miriam Smith, make-up editorg Barbara Smith. reporter: and Fred Mount. columnist. eww Pebbles Staffs The junior college journalism class also prepares the junior college catalog for publication. j John Munski, MHS English and journalism instructor, teaches the JC journalism class. Setirrid Semester Pebbles St.lll '- llxlt to rrglrtl Seated: Durne Swope. sports edrtorg M.rrr.rn Hopper. news editor: C.h.irlotte Neuse. editorg Miri.rm Smith. .rssocmte editorg Joyce Veiern, lt-.iture editor. Standing: Normrrn lege .ind Don Ruth, columnists: Charles Hrrrvey .rnd Fred Mount. reportersg Glen Drew. mrrke-up editor: l..rrry Dennis. Times- Republicdn r'or'r'espondent. Post Script Staff These students are also responsible for the junior college section of Post Script. This staff is chosen from the journalism classes by the students en- rolled in it. editor: Dunne Swope. sports editor. A-sqxu PAGE ll9 Post Script Stdflf-ll.elt to right! Scrrted: Charles Harvey, editor: Joyce Vecem, photog- rapher. Standing: Normrm l.euJ:. copi Mixed fhoius lla-lt to riglitl Row l: Marian Hopper, llavbara Kiivohlavy. janice Smit, Vesta Heil. llarhara Smith, jean Hollingsworth, Sllllli'Y Knox. Row Z: fharles lloyle. Allred Scliinoranl, Kathy lohnson, Miriam Aunt-li. Suzanne Shaw, Helen jean Smith, Ronald Reynolds, Row S: ll'l'fl Nl'lN '1- l4Ylc- Anderson, Norman lege, lid Lama. Dick Ahraliamslnn, David llienneake. Delmar Pille. Mixed Chorus The JCL Mixed Chorus sang for several programs and also attended the state junior college music festival. Special groups which sang were a mixed quartet and a girls' trio. Mrs. Mary Ann Knutson, vocal music instructor, directs the chorus and vocal gl'UL1PS. Women's Club The XXfomen's Club under the sponsorship of Miss Florence Boten, 'ICQ faculty member, participated in a number of social activities. They caroled at the two local hospitals and the Soldiers Home at Christmas time and sponsored the sale of rib- bons for the Pep Club. PAGE 120 xxltllllkllik I lub tl.c-lt tu right? Seated: Suzanne Shaw, Vesta Heil, Maxine Partridge. presidentg Helen can Smith. Standing: llailaaxa Smith, Miriam Smith. ll,irbar.z Krivohlavv, vice-president: Shnlev Knox, Mndva Neiders, ,lean llollingxxxortli, Sec: treas., lxlarlan ll-upper was not Present when the picture was taken. rfmlm S, K i X ki 2 win. 5 X 1,1 'ixi 'S' is N gr? fi With the signing of ccxch ad contract the business mom helps. to back our book: now-lcfs reciprocate for Gifts and Qifice Supplies SOCIAL STATIONERY PARTY MATERIALS FOUNTAIN PENS AND PIENCILS LEATHER GOODS SCHOOL SUPPLIES CFFICE EQUIPMENT OFFICE FURNITURE 317011 all Marshall OHM Supply Hompauy for FINE priiiiinq BUSINESS STATIONERY ANNOUNCEMENTS ADVERTISING LITERATURL CATALOGS AND BULLETINS AND ALL OTHER FORMS OF PRIN IINC IN ONE OR MORE COLORS You Can Depend On Marshall Printing Kompany MARSHALLTOWN, IOWA PAGE 124 Smith Music Co. Where Musicians Trade IIIIIIOI' lwgb fn-prf.r1der7f.r were Roberta Bfzrlolr. 125 E. Main D crl 7627 Pbippf and lim ANOTHER WINNING COMBINATION LIN MARSHALLTOWN STATIGN TIMES .l 1 K F I B Republican U-P PRESS SERVICE A-P PRESS SERVICE COMPLETE NEWS COVERAGE. STATE, LOCAL AND NATIONAL EACH AND EVERY DAY ALL THE NEWS ALL THE TIME PAGE 125 Congratulations, Class of l952 The Senior l-li-Y Club If To L'I'6'zlfL', Hlcljllfclill and extern! tlarozzghozzt the 1519001 and mm- mznzify, high .i'Iz1lllfzlI'L!J' of CZ7l'j,l'- firlll Cf7rlI'zIL'I6l'.u Cffnziqnrflllfrlinm Cfml r1f'52 TRllMP'S MARKET Choice Meafs Fancy Groceries Frozen Foods 810 Wesi' S'I'a'le Bnrbfzm fillwl, Hfzrriel T,r1'lvmfy um! -Iflvhr Crllll t'hKt'l'A'Lf ml flu' Lillfa' Bflfnwllr, PAGE 126 To secure proper advice and service in matters of insurance it is necessafy to consult agencies with adequate facilities, ex- perience an knowledge. The following agencies are members of the Mars alltown Association of Insurance Agents and are qualified to handle your insurance problems. HARVEY B ALTISBERGER AGENCY SHERWQJOD BELL INSURANCE AGENCY BRENNECKE-GROSSMAN, INSURANCE DO DENNIS INSURANCE AGENCY DLLINKEETCN INSURANCE AGENCY JG. W. SHORT INSURANCE AGENCY I FORREST C. REED INSURANCE AGENCY I WEBSTER INSURANCE AGENCY . VAN ORMAN-VAUTHRIN INS. AGENCY HERMAN E. FREET INS. AGENCY Y I Y PAGE 127 KENN A Congrafulafions. r C'wof'52 rimufll, Ouiuy um! lulllllffl bnmfr Vlxlllbfill' nl 207 V2 West MGiI1 D 1 3773 CONGRATULATIONS Class of '52 Fisher Governor Compang s STUD In rf' 'Z j , -f' E more 4 f e - gg i 5 f 'I' up-pt-' N Fruit ' rf 4... - ,fd . Uml ICS f.9i'?1fI ' f W .122 T' 1 '-- 1-'--'-X V ' , ' as K Y :: buy E' n - xzmffi -3, -L EE- fi i- uwlvax nfl Q I lgifigf ' I Q s L., ' wnm AIR HEATING I , ..- D f . - - than any gf, 1 , Ad 4 1. E-525' . Y ' ,QE A other 5 A A farm lf -Axsfg WNW1 nfs,- N !q e X .' ' make! L A C. 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 W. P. MARBLE, M. D. R, C. WELLS, M. D. E. I. MARBLE, M, D. L O. GOODMAN, M, D. M. E. IEFFRIES. M. D. Marshalltown Medical and Surgical Clinic 205 WEST MAIN STREET MARSHALLTOWN, IOWA TELEPHONE 3313 STONE'S CLEANERS Tested and Approved Dry Cleaning 909 N. 3rd. Ave. Dial 7340 Marshalltown, Iowa Free Pick-Up and Delivery Service MARSHALLTOWNS Newest and Most Complete Store For Men and Boys Hart Schaffner G Marx Clothes McGregor Sportswear Arrow Shirts and Ties PAGE 129 Good Luck tothe Class of '5 2 Loyal Order of Moose Number 313 Ewers Shoe Cu. M WALKOVER CROSBY SQUARE LIFESTRIDE NATURALIZEHS C L HORTON O r Mrmxler refmifzr mick. WEST MAI mam-mn-DB5 CHOCOLATE CREAM Q -sy, ' Look Mills and Twedl' COFFEE S1 Dentists A- ,C x w Better . y X S 211 Wesl' Mom ll g Dial 9232 Years from now the pages of this book will reflect back to memories of the good days spent in M.H.S. Yet the many happy V hours spent at M.H.S. l are only in anticipation z i' . of better things to come. 'f When it comes to bet- l V,.- If ter things GIWGYS fe- . At-' 1. - member IG C k S P r at lr. ,--ii! Foods and Chocolate Cream Coffee. Asso- ciate your happy . ., ' thoughts of M.H.S. with 1:75-. f l f ff lack Sprat's b e t t e r foods and delicious 'f f Chocolate Cream Cof- ,t' , ,f l fl' Y 8 fee. For they, like your V' 22133110353 part of your FOODS Your Visit Always Welcome at Winfers Cenfral lowa's Leading Dairy ltfttluutttttffflj MW Studio umm! tltttitlltlllllnulllll 18 W, Main Marshalltown, Iowa Thiele Animal Hospital M. I. mane. o.v.M. 707 N. 3rd Ave, Phone Marshalltown. Iowa CLEANERS Craftsmen in Keeping Things New 25 S. lst St. Phone 6639 PAGE l3l CENTRAL IOWA POULTRY AND EGG CO., INC. I. H. SNOWGREN, President PROCESSORS - PACKERS - SHIPPERS OF EGGS AND POULTRY PHONES 4495 - 4496 - 4497 First and Madison Streets Marshalltown, lowa FRANK'S VITABURGER 2nd Ave. and Linn OUR CONGRATULATIONS and We serve popular priced meals. All kinds of sandwiches, Ice Cream, Malts, etc. VERY BEST WISHES ' to OPEN Au' NIGHT M H S GRADUATES OF 1952 5 2' q,.4'Q MIDWEST , -13. X 1 f. .Q FLORAL ' c o ff-'F-fi 1' f. EE, A . 1 Cooper L N W : .l'1 :' ' gov. P? n W f - l gy' ,, A Manufacturmg Co 408 S. 9th St. MARSHALLTOWN, IOWA PAGE 132 FLORSHEIM MANHATTAN SHOES SHIRTS ,mf SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES :Mm f'cgs0f'12ff9t:871111l,6Z7-0405 'N TiMetlmdi.ff 1lN1i0l'.f rlnlner p in flvurrfa Ieagln' elimina- I I 77f. Aan. 8. Asn nic. fan AT NUMIII 26 tAs'l' MAIN SYREET' coNcsr2ATuLAT10N X SGRADS i YUUR FUTURE IS BRIGHT! Uf course, it's ELECTRIC epyouawor an apay. ey activities easier-life more comfortable. As always, I'm your faithful electric servant. X 10wA ELECTRIC ----T LIGHTE P0lVl-IR am'-f 4 X ? S fafbwaft' PAGE 133 G-Y Offers Congratulations The Class of 1952 MayWeOfferOur CONGRATULATIONS To the Members of the CLASS of 1952 May They Continue In Good Fortune In The Years Ahead lllllllllll See the Lateft in FrI.t'lJi07I.t' :Il G U R D U S Alexander nm! Perry. t'U1Il'ht'.f of fbi! tif! jlnlimzr, nfvepr Ilve I 9 West Main Phone 7665 PAGE 134 C on gratzzlatiom to the C lays of '52 ENDICOTT PRINTING SERVICE COMMERCIAL PRINTERS PHONE 6720 30 SOUTH FIRST ST. erchandise outstanding in E I1 S 'll l t Dollar Valuei U E abl T YOUR REGISTERED JEWELER es wi-:EN auvme Jewsuzv o'ur customers to Dress smartly And Yet save SS Riverside Market' 717 North 3rd Avenue Always Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Groceries Your Registered Ieweler has made a special study of gem stones in addi- tion to his practical experience before receiving the title Registered Ieweler 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 of your Registered Ieweler when mak- ing any purchase of jewelry or silver. Gi11am's Thank-You Cards C.lZLSFl 5'22IZZ2Z',iZ2 uuoews PARLOR enocsnv Book Nook it if 'lk Gif' Shop Fresh Fruits Meats C on gratulatiom To The 1952 Graduate! -7z,fa,gz,,. rw., Store for Women 126 E. Main and Groceries 309 N. 3rd St. Phone 6490 PAGE 135 Congratulations to Class of 1952 Women's and Children's Apparel Infants' Wear, Sportswear and Accessories C,'.Y',f Kyiv, Gw1y,r1n1, Mm, Don Affbvv Efllerlairlr IIKIIHI. 3 1 2 MARSHALLTOWN, IOWA MAY THE FUTURE HOLD THE BEST OF EVERYTHING FOR THE GRADUATES OF '52 PAGE 136 EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE TYPEWRITERS and ADDING MACHINES SALES if SERVICE if RENTALS American Typewriter and Supply Co. IOE MOCHNICK 27 South Center Dial 4249 ll Complete Banking Service COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS LOANS COLLECTIONS SAFE DEPOSITS TRUSTS CLASS OF '52 BEST WISHES To THE Good fortune in your fzzfure endearory CLASS OF ,52 SCOTT TENT 81 AWNING . I COMPANY - - Everyfhing in canvas P H Q 1' Q C R A F 1' THE CAMERA SHOP 105 S 3 d Ave. Ph 5581 MARSHALLTOWN Sffffiffg YOUNG coNTAlNER coMPANY TM YW? MW Better Serve 709 So. Sth St. Mcmufcxcturers of Corrugated Shipping Young Men'S chrisfian Containers 0 . Assoclahon Qualify I5 Egqngmy Marshalltown Iowa PAGE 137 Mid-Continent Distributing Corp. WESTINGHOUSE and CROSLEY APPLIANCES Congratulations to the Class of '52 Security Savings Bank 36 East Main To The Class ot '52 Yard Goods - Lettering - Covered Belts May your Pleamm Dreamx of today SlTliTh'Hel'lOg Sewing Sel'ViCe Be your fealitief of lomorrouf' Authorized Dealers tor: Necohl - Pfaft - Sew Gem The Corn-Belt Food Store Dv'-MH' -H4 New Home Sewing Machines ' F a Away' The Be ' oo B 15 s. ls: sf. Marshalltown - P' a Ec 'c uy Telephone 4333 - Ph aazv 'M wes'M ' one B ul B u -H mmcmng F y s n EMEIS - MAYER DRUG STORE Headquarters tor fine Cosmetics 19 W. Main St. Marshalltown. Iowa Congratulations. C. l. C. Champs Lyle's Barber Shop Style Without Extr g at TRU-VALUE 14E.Mainsa. PAGE 138 'lt's Double-llandyu Twice as Handy' Use Our Convenienf 4' Drive ln! SEND US DRY-CLEANING WHEN YQU SEND YOUR LAUNDRY Doug I Mr. und Mfr. Adumf feed the band after marclzinyg yeuyon. 8-10 S. 2nd St. Dial 6651 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES, GRADUATES Continue your education by attending Sunday School and Church regularly. 5. S. Kresge Cnmpang 5 Sz 10 Marshalltown, Iowa Congrafulafions To The Class of '52 Kresge Dollar Sfore 1 WEST MAIN We have eomplele uffortmentr of blouxer-.rkirtr and undergurmentx for girly-aim Jlairty-lee Jbirtf-trouJerf for boyf. Sutiffaelion guaranteed or your money cheerfully refunded WALLACE C. DOUD Dislribufor of Phillips 66 Preducfs Toe Bert of tlye Better Fuelf' 308 Soufll Bill Ave. Phone 2-2392 PAGE 139 Truck and Farm Equipment Company 803 Norih 3rd Ave. Phone: Dial 4465 Marshalltown. Iowa International Trucks U Service 0 Intemational Refrigeration Farmall Tractors 0 Farm Implements and Accessories Our C on gmtulationy and Bert lVi.fbesf To the Clary of '52 The store with the policy of Hfclfff faction always Y O U N K E R S Marshalliown, Iowa Wbe1'e The Wfixe Economize THRIFTWAY SUPER MARKET 102 East' Sfa'l'e Dial 7885 PILGRIM CLEANERS PROMPT AND COURTEOUS DELIVERY SERVICE MILNER SERVICE DIAL 4369 McFARLANE JEWELRY over 22-28 West Main Everything in Fine Jewelry af Prices You Can Afford Good Luck To The Clam of '52 May the best things in life be yours and your hardships be successfully overcome THE SURPLUS SUPPLY STORE Serviceable Cloihes and Shoes for men and boys 19 North lsr Ave. Marshalltown PAGE 140 ELDER'S Monarch Mnlnr En. De Sofo Plymouth 1 N. 3rd Ave. Dial ssas KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES u Qu u Q cl.o1'u-uno STORE 3 ENRO SHIRTS MICHAELS STERN SUITS Con Jacobson Co. Glass F or All Purposes Plateglass - Safety Glass Auto Glass - Window Glass - Mirrors Desk Tops Insurance Replacements Ready Mix Concrete 101 South lst' S+. Phone 7430 Marshalltown GIRLS- Ioin A Y-Teen Club Have Fun Make Friends There .faplzf helped to .fell Prnt Srripf Adi. Serve Your Community Help Build cz World Fellowship at the Y. W. C. A. Play Dance Swim PAGE 141 DR. E. VANA Deniisf 206 New Kresge Bldg. Phone 3505 HEART OF IOWA DAIRY The best in dairy products from a grade 'A' plant PHONE 3235 5 N. 10th Ave. iIl'Iou'17'.r Sjlllljllg friglvfl olzlrearlvur GI'i!171?Il',f Rzlief ' SIIFEII IIAIIKE 5 CENTRAL IOWAIS' HOME OWNED Finesi' Foods AI' Lowesf Super Marker Prices Stores Located at Grinnell - Iowa Falls Tama and Marshalltown Visif Cliffon's Farm Sfore When in Marshallfown We Pay Highest Prices For Poulfry and Eggs C K '1f l0 -'W C14-'-' of '52 C07lgl'IllIl!fIfi0I1,l' To Yon, Gr1m'.r fronl philip, Meng wear TayIor's 13+h Sfreei' Sandwich HYDE PARK SUITS ALPAGORA TOP COATS 217111 North 13th St. Phone 9998 C or1gr:ll11luli0z1.f. S6llf0I'.1' Moulsby Elecfric Wiring 8 Fixtures I7 N. Ist St. Dial 5491 STEHN SERVICE Dial 6944 Henry Schmidt, Mgr. 220 N. 13th St. WASHING-LUBRICATION-BATTERY SERVICE PAGE 142 Congmlulfztiom, S67li01',f Wioei IAX SUPPER CLUB QW For Your Eating Pleasure Phone 9864 1012 Doly sf. MARSHALLTOWN. IOWA Bulk Ice Cream Sundaes Compliments of All Sizes Cones MARSHALL ICE CREAM 25 N. Fits! SI. Tas'l'e Tells Mqnea Milks sodas 212 E' Main Milk Shakes Satisfaction Phone 5531 H. Boettcher Sr Sons' Furniture Company The Friendly Store HOME FURNISHINGS Dial 5360 Masonic Temple Bldg. MARSHALLTOWN, IOWA Our Very Beit To The Clam Of 1 9 5 2 ' ' MP za wesr um Fashions for Women DAVIS PAINT ASSOCIATE STORE PAINT - WALLPAPER - GIFTS - HOUSEWARE HOWARD E. -rnoruis, own., 14 wrrsr MA1N s'rnEs'r MARSHALLTOWN, IOWA Office Res. 2-2414 - PHONES --- 2-2333 Burns 66 Service WASHING - GREASING MINOR REPAIR WORK 1106 N. 3rd Ave. Phone 9948 SMITTY'S SUPER MARKET Always a Plate fo Park Open Evenings Till 9 109 E. Linn Marshalltown, Iowa Sinrere good zvhrhef for your future Noids Flowers IU09 Wes! Stale St. Dial 4336 PAGE 143 COIlgl'zIf1llzIli0ll.l' Cwlclil' of '52 BEST HARDWARE AND APPLIANCE COMPANY Hardware - Housewares - Painfs Appliances - Sporfing Goods - Dinnerware Formerly Abboli 8: Son 25 W. Main Dial 6647 Gralnek Molor Sales Co. l if M B I J we X W A, Chrysler and Plymouih ny' ,,.:.Q A,5,g,,,,,',v,'y1g,g-'.: 1575, 11512. ' P . V W, L iwmmawinrfl Sales and Service A -e ff.: fe --A -I-1-1' we , M Q: '.'1.? lfi ii :v kg: r K QI I ' : e f nsiflflmxulkxuxgim - H rf-L Opposife Fair Grounds 'A 'L f. v V. ' 4. E Nl , . 1 Y ' Q ' '1 mmlll ll' '15-, l'11l' , ll '. uw up Marshalltown Dial 6876 4- M ' 'iff'-' gafbir , , Qllgr K - , f ,'g'g- if-AQ f' F Q ,,-1:5-'IQ .m.'--af.:-rw ,, 5'Tf5Q,,1j,,g' ' ..m's:4.b,.f-1546 ff Q-1--1.Q':ew,w1 PURSEL FUNERAL HOME 405 W. Main Phone 5511 C0llg7'z1flllrlfj0lI.l' - v - Cllm of D2 Hart Schaffner 61 Marx Suits Catalina Sweaters Interwoven Sox Arrow Shirts .Gd to KIDO Sam. ilu' Bnfuull l'iz'tnr'y fi0l',lt'. PAGE 144 Whole Drag Stone 10 West Main St. Marshalltown Iowa Good Luck Cltm '52 SILKER FOQD MARKET Curt Laney, Owner Phone 4279 Free Delivery 234 North 13th Street Harry C. Harter Post 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 1952 Dates To All Veterans Serving Overseas Memberrlaip in the V.F.W'. giver thore who Jerzfed overtedf with the armed forfer the opportunity to ,rerzfe the patriotic wel- fare of their communitief df zrorkerr and leaders in projertf dedicated to pffblif in- terert. Com plimerztf of Nichols and Green Whe1'e the good .vboer rome from BON VOYAGE! Cltm of '52 SKINNER'S BEAUTY SHOP 8 Expert Operators and Barber to Serve You IOVJ W. Main Dial 4257 , ' , For , 'rl-IE BERNSTEIN AGENCY 5 ' Fme Sandvnches Maurice C. Bernstein I Q - i t , in A I - 1, Year A1'Ol1I1d Insurance 84 Real Estate lm' m l P CGI Service Phone 4209 or 3715 Fareway Stores. Inc. Quality Meats and Groceries 10 South Hirst Ave. Phone 4181 Cox's New 81 Used Merchandise T. V. Antenna Sales and Service Trucking and Crating 19 North lst Ave. Phone 5195 PAGE 145 Mellmdiff, rzzmlerzr-up in Boyf Clnurvb League lolzrmz- ALLBEE OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 18 West Main Street MARSHALLTOWN, IOWA T SCHOOL SUPPLIES GIFT ITEMS MOTOR BEWINDING AND REPAIRING EGLESTON ELECTRIC CO. Get I0 know zu by lfoe work we do UIEIU. 317 S. 3rd. Ave. Dial 6261 U Repair Work M . . . Remodeling arshall Creamery Co . Inc ' New Insmllauons Central Iowa's Best Market For Butteriat and Eggs E S P E P I. U M B I N G 119 E. State St. Marshalltown, Iowa eos so. :ard Ave. Dial 3541 R' F' Gottfried' Manager Cdr+er'S HENRY F.SEBERG Wa'l'ch Repairing Over Commercial Bank Real EsI'a'l'e - Insurance 12515 E. Main Off. Phone 8877 Res. 7726 Midway Feed Co. and Haichery PiIIsbury's Besf Feeds Unifed Seeds 306 South First Avenue Midwest' Machine 81 Welding GENERAL REPAIR WORK 308 South 3rd Ave. Dial 7593 Iles. Dial 8443 PAGE 146 COMMERCIAL STATE BANK Marshalltown, Iowa OFFICERS DIRECTORS G. H. Clark -------- President E, E. Brenner Harold M. Cooper L. G. Hix ------- Vice President I-l, G. Cartwright G. l-l. Clark R. W, Day A - - - - Cashier H, L. Dorosin I.. G. Hix Dwight Willard ----- Asst, Cashier Guy E. Pollock Member Federal Deposif Insurance Corporafion CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '52 H O F F M A N ' S Qzmlity jewelry 21 Wesi Main S+. Prop.-M. L. Svacina Compliment.: i Of lrnousf , Www Ko :Mfr Home of Quality Cleaning ICE CREAM 107 East State St. Phone 5858 L E N N O X Complimentf of Aire-Flo Healing JOHN HISE 81 SON 816 N. 13 Ave. FRED L. WARD. INC. Dial 5579 2nd Ave. 6. Boone St. Marshalltown Solicifing Your Business Wesley E. Amos and Associates 108 South Center Street Phone: l6B58 Marshalltown, Iowa Meyers Sinclair Service Corner of Church and Center Dial 7610 PAGE 147 Congralulalions, Class of '52 SEBERG PHARMACY ED. SEBERG, l.S., Pllar. 217 North 13th Street DIAL 3533 MARSHALLTOWN WEST'S SUPER SERVICE 101 East Church Street Gef fhe Iesf af Wesf's Our Bef! Wi5be.r To The Gmdlmtef of '52 For A Succeufzxl Fllfllfe MOTOR INN Chevrolel' Co., Inc. I7 East Stale St. Phone 4491 MoehrI's Wallpaper and Painl' Sfore We have everyfhing for your decorafing needs. 32 W. Main Phone 4381 Success to the 1952 Class is the Sincere Wish of FANTLE BROS. DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 3378 Corner of Center and Main Tap: junior Peblalex Staff. Bollom. Sophomore Pebbles' Slaff. ARTIST'S MATERIAL and CRAFT SUPPLIES G E O R G E ' S Wallpaper and Paint Store I2 North lst St. Ofis D. Wolfe, M. D. IOWA STORE The same goods for less money fhan elsewhere PAGE 148 The followlng lawyers of Marshallfown wish flue gradu- afing class of 1952 fhe besf of luck for 'lhe fufure- ADAMS, ADAMS, 5. ADAMS E. E. IBACHMAN PAUL E. DULL I R. W. KEMLER KILBRIDE G FAIRALL IOHN L. MOWRY PATTIE 6 HIN SHAW P. N. :S HENRY R. PHILLIPS MERLE L. ROYCE ALLBEE 6: MCGINNIS BOAIRDMAN, CARTWRIGHT, 6. DRUKER I-IAUPERT 61 ROBERTSON I OHN D. KEYSER MOTE 6 WILSON R. G. NORTHUP PELL 6: TYE R. A. ROCKHILL WILLIAM L. SPRINGER PAGE 149 Bef! Wfifloef f 0 I CONGRATULATIONS , from ROVNER'S P.X. Restaurant and on FAIRGROUND GROCERY Highway 30 Phone 2-2601 The Beuu'I'y Nook Complimefztf of Tremonf Bldg. Ph - MARsHAu.TowN e 2 236' MANUFACTURING Drs. French. Wolfe COMPANY 81 Carpenfer EYE. EAR. NOSE and THROAT Masonic Temple Phone 3353 S U P E R I O R S P O R T I N G S U P P L I E S 21 1:4 151 Ave. Dial 8280 Good Luck, Clem' of '52 QUIGLEY'S GROCERY 207 so. 3rd sr Phone 4509 LILLIE MAE CANDY Home Made Ice Cream and Candies Where Friend! Meet Ford Flower Store A. ALLEN GORDON Flower.: of Diftinrlion Appropriate-Moderate 'I07 Soufh 3rd Ave. Phone 3851 Driver training mr in anion. PAGE 150 We offdr congrafulafions fo 'Phe class of 1952 R. J. ANDREWS, Dentift P. L. COLLINS, D. C. TLYLE EASON, Denzift G. R. FRAZIER, Denim J. C. GARLAND, M. D. R. R. HANSEN, M. D. W. G. HARBIT, Clairopnzrlor DALE HARMON, Optometrirt D. D. WELKER, Denim D. DALE HARRIS, M. D. M. G. KNODLE, Dentist D I I R. RALPH S. LESLIE, Optonzeh-iff C. M. LONG, OlI1t0metr'i.rt J. J. NOONAN, M. D. R. C. SCI-IILLER, Oplomelrixl D. SHERRATT, Oplometrirl IOI-IN E. SINNING, M. D. R. D. WARRINGTON, Denim' PAGE 151 Cenfral lowa's Leading Diamond Mercllanfs KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS . .. ,E.:.,g35 Q: . . Q - . . , t.: -1. , , 9 xi: :V .. ' fQ. ., .,.,.,.,., . ,IA .. . ,.:t.-,- ,. A - :5512 . . -4-:,. , ,, .e,,. .9 A ,. L, up t V. 2,1 , 1,5 , . A, . ' - . :. 1 - QMM- : --- '--X- A. Q 'MA . I 1 af f lvsc' Your Clvzfll 0 I? daafziuuo I-I North Center Street A A 'Q Where There's Coke ww, W0 l There's Hospiialify .' qlgy t x Q4 '54 f 050' ff mg - 'W TRADE-MARKS I an Reliable Implemenl' S'l'ore W E B ST E R 108 No. Cenier S+. Marshalllown, Iowa Iohn Deere Sales and Service and G.M.C. Motor Trucks I M Douglans - 3694 - Matt Endsley l Carlson's Tip Top Cafe 740 Soulh 3rd Ave. for Delicious Fried Chicken and Bigger and BeI Ier Tenderloins INSURANCE AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE SURETY BONDS Tremont Bldg. Dial 7260 Marshalltown, Iowa Mandarin Cafe Chop Suey - Chow Mein Orders To Take Out 302 Eas'l' Main Sf. Phone 9987 ' ' cUsToM TAILORS MARSHALLTOWN, IOWA PAGE 152 We Congmlzzlazfe You Clary of 1952 and Wfisla Eaelo of You C0lZfi7ZZl66ll Sueeeu In Every lV0rlby Endeavor l 1 MARSHA LTOWN KIWANI - CLUB 1 , X ell 6 N W Atom, gui if WS 13111111 QM Goff' fflf-'fa ,flxwA1ry,wx Our , e NA , 'Sr Hey, Alex. glee me a good deal, D117 1 MORRIS REFRIGERATION . ' . SALES AND SERVICE Radlo Sfahon 5 114 West South Street, Telephone 4813 l Commercial and Air Conditioning Equipment 1 24 noun sfznvlcs 1230 K. c. K B 1230 K. c. Crm ol '52 Q 9 l 'I33 Eas'I' lMain Sf. Upg l 2 Great Stores 5 H 1 To Serve You 1 suv Anson 304 w. Medium Congrafulafions to 'Hue '52 Grads And for cz more omfortccble step into th future Remember ames Like VELVE STEP N EATE TEEN QUEEN UALITY CITY LUB VITA ITY RAY HANSE N'S sl-loss 115 WHS MAIN KRANTMAN'S New and Used Structural Steel We Can Make Immediate Delivery 302 S. 2nd Ave. - Marshalltown - Phone 6423 lf You Can Walk, You Can Bowl. Marshalltown Recreation Club lllfg E. Church St. PAGE 153 766 U52 722521 fmpz' Phofo Enqrfixvinqs bl, 'Ulf l: 1f,C, lKCRMISMEN y LELAX TAPIDS, IOWA .-4. ap v w ,-' 'Ji wfifwy ww Za. . A 0 gg S A V i EW ,. ,L .' 3, ,- X .,, . ,N W 3? ' ' 'waxy -I J . ',o ag. ,. 1 15, . K 91-I , . W . ' ,Q ,, Qv ' . 'A ,Q il i ' f 9' .gr At N . E Q -f . ' '. A f 4. V Q . . , JE , V , h ' U ' ' , V 7 ...' Q ' J, , ' , . n- . - ,-' N ' I - .. 54 ggi: ' mlliizecl IJ K . V. v lv 'V 5 5 I I tiny - K. Ygy 35 M ' f'2', K , wg x 'gg ' ' . ' - - .T-Q .-, X Q J , X I pw I 5 ,lg - . . , V Q W - ' ' Q I U ..' . J ' R - . . I V Y fy L V ,. , u ww, 1 gi.. 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