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The Seventeenth Hnnual MARTINS TALE K . ..,.... - .... ., 1 MARTENSDALE HIGH SCHOOL MARTENSDALE, IOWA 1 FOREWORD .ls we come to the end of our last year at the Marteusdale School, we, the senior class of 1945. leave in this 17th edition of the Martirfs Tale a record of the year's events, and hope that the joy derived from them will perpetuate in your memory the pleasant hours of yester-year spent in the halls and classrooms of the Marteusdale High School. 2 .11 1 1 1 1 1:1 1.1 1.1 1111.1 1 1 1 1 1.- 14 Bcrmrd coil: Education Sf-cond Row: Philip Miller, J. R. Martens First Row: Loren Proudfit, Pres. Donald Stewart, Merle Millican R. ll.CRAm1R . Ml-cs. R. ll.CR.mu1R . Nlks. iXlARY liPPERMAN Mus. l,uRkA1Nre GRlI'Fl'lH Miss lSAHliLl.li Al,-XllKl.IN ll. W. Nl.-XYNE . . Miss Gfswrvlavn SIMPSON MRS. INARY jANE PRAY MISS GEORGIA Bussu mfxs DORWIN ALEXANDER . fir iff if: 'iff FACULTY . Slrpvriiifcizrlmil, Cuurh, .Hurmal Tfclllllllg, Burial .Xrzmirrv l.ifvraf1m', lzminr Iligh, C . . Typing, Shurfhzzml Hrilhviizriiirs, liwzenil Srivure, Filled i11 The Ian' six weeks for lfiffh am! iwirs, lfnglish Gowriziiieill, llmiar High lznzinr lligh . Bam! Mrs, Griffith mnhn lefl Sixlh firdmfc' Thin! and Fourth Grade . First and 'ir 'fir 'fir 'iff Svrmirl Gradi- Cuxtmlia II BUS DRIVERS Arthur Brown, Oliver Frazier, Ilenry Seymour, Walter Annett, Iirrmk .'xal21mS, George Midalleswart. .:-1 -1 -1:-1:1-:11211:-1:-1:-1:1u11:-1:-1 -1 -1 '-1:-1 -1:-1 3 011110101 if 1 IJILIIICIITEIP TO Tlllj AIEAIORY OI .aillp Hrumss I e..h.-W X Ralph lltm, nnlx' ann til Nlr. :intl Xlrs. Will lluss, was horn Decetnher lH, llllh, Rzilph received his high sclinnl education :it Norwalk :intl Nlztrteiistlule. lle grzitlnaitetl lruin the Mzirtenstlzile lligh Sclmnl Many' IH, ION. lle heczinte xi ctmlirinetl nienther ul the St. Paul Lutlterzin Church :it Nlzirtenstlztle in lflli. l-nr xevcrztl yt-:try lnllmving hiw grzitluzttion he was eitgzigetl in l':trining.: with hia parents, lle :inxweretl the czill nl' his country Uettiher ln, l'l4l, jnining the inlizintry, lziter being trzinslerretl tn the .Xir lmrce. Un Nlxiy S. l'l42, he was nigirrietl tn Winilretl llruwiilie. lle grzttluzttetl lirnin the llnitetl States Ariny Air Force Navigat- tinn Sclmnl in 'liexzn on Deceinher 14, IU43, lle was then trzinsferretl to llzirvxirtl, Nebraska. lfruni there he reported for overseas tluty' Nlxtrch, l'l4-4. 'lihe lztst letter his parents received from him was May 0, IU44. lle mix reptirtetl ntiving un Pl flying mission over ,Numtrizi May lll, IU44. Deceniher 2. IU44, his parents received ulliciztl word of him tleztth. lhe niztny frientlb ul Mr, :intl Mrs. lluss, Pauline zintl Atnlrey. :intl .Xrnnltl limwn, at hull'-hrother, wish to express their sytnpzitliy Im' the lows ul' their mn :intl hmther. 4 DEINC.-ITED TO THE 1lIIfllfORV OF .llolhum lLiinun1aun1e tlhr. john l.innane jr.. only child of Mr. and Mrs. john Linnane of Bevington, was born November 23, 1919. junior. as he was affectionately called by his many friends, re- ceived his early education at Churchville and the St. Ambrose Grade School in Des Moines. ln September, 1931, he enrolled in the sixth grade in the Martensdale schools. 1-le graduated from the local eighth grade on May 18, 1933. Lfpon entering high school he be- came interested in the various sports and earned letters in kittenball and basketball. lle graduated on May 20, 1937. For several years following his graduation he engaged in farm- ing with his parents. lle answered the call of his country on january 24, 1942. and was stationed at lndiantown Gap, Pennsylvania. when he was sent overseas September 1, 1943. junior belonged to the 83rd Armored Reconnaissance Battalion of the now famous Spearhead Division of the lst Army. llis division according to official army information was the first to cross the German border east of Enpen. llis battalion was the first to take a German town in this war. junior received the Purple lleart for wounds sustained in battle September, 1944. On january 11, 19-15, his parents received word that he was missing in action and on january 31 he was reported as killed in action in Belgium on December 23, 1944. Memorial services were held at the Church of the Assumption at Churchville on Saturday, February 3, 1945. The entire community wishes to express its sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Linnane in their recent bereavement. 5 MARTENSDALE HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL COLORS H Royal Blue and Gold SCHOOL MOTTO Through thick and thin For Martensdale, 'we'll win. 154' if fir if M. H. S. SCHOOL SONG CMusic, On Martensdale, On Martensdale, Our own dear high school true. We will always love thy colors Dear old gold and blue, Ever faithful to our colors, We will keep them high, Ever in the front they'll be For Martenadale High. On Wisconsin J We, the sons and faithful daughters, M. H. S. shall stand For the best our nation offers In this promised land, When we leave thy halls of learning Right we'll ere defend, True to every precept taught Until the end, af if fr: fr HIGH SCHOOL SUBJECTS FRESHMEN: General Science, English, Algebra, and Civics. SOPHOMORES: English, American History, Geometry, Manual Training, and General Science. JUNIORS: American Literature, English Literature, Typing, American History, Government, and Economics. SENIORS: Typing, Shorthand, Business Arithmetic, Advanced Algebra, and Physics. me -cf we fn- ANNUAL STAFF limmk-IN-Clumf ASSISI'-XN'l' lilmnn Pkuvmscv , l-llsmuv AND XVILL Dximnlczs . ATllI.l:'l'lCS Auvmmsmo . CLASS News AND joxes HONoR 'ROLL . . ALUMNI . . lleugru PROGRAM Delores Berry Lyle Sears james Dooley lanette Martens . Rachel Martens Luella Iarman . Gerald Millican Donald Delleek Lyle Sears james Dooley Donald Delleck . Gerald Millican Mary Ellen Lee Betty Eagan O .4 6 1945 czogelxi- '-:D CLASS HISTORY The Senior Class of '45 started its Freshman year with twenty-one, nine joined us from other schools, with twelve having graduated from the 8th grade. Mrs. Brown was our class sponsor and janette Martens was our class president and she also represented the class as candidate for Homecoming queen. Helen Carley, Phyllis Hill, Eugene Cameron, and james Bussanmas left us before the year was over and Laura Beals and Rena Faro joined us. We started our second year with nineteen students from our liresh- man year left. Mrs. Brown was again our class sponsor, we had two class parties under her supervision. Rachel Martens was our class president and Betty Eagen represented our class as queen candidate. Beverly Brown, joan Bussanmas, Rena Farr, and Thomas johnson left us during the year and Veda Deaton and jack McCauley joined us. ln l943 we started our junior year with l6 energetic students. Mrs. Cramer was our class sponsor, janette Martens our class president and also queen candidate. We lost Veda Deaton, Laura Beals, and Donald Weaver and gained Luella jarman and james Dooley. On October I9, our class presented our class play TEA TOPER 'l'AVERN, to a large audience. The proceeds were used to entertain the Seniors at their annual junior and Senior Banquet in Des Moines. Thirteen ambitious Seniors embarked on the last lap of their high school career. Marjorie Crawford and Kenneth Crow left us soon after school started. Mr. Cramer was our class sponsor and Donald Deileck class president: Lyle Sears, vice-president: and james Dooley, secretary and treasurer. Betty Eagen was our candidate for queen. We had our class pictures taken january l7th at Launspach's. We also had a farewell party for Francis Hendrickson on january l7th, who was called into the service on February IZ. Rachel Martens, Donald DeHeck, Gerald Millican, and janette Martens are the only ones in the class who have had all their schooling at Martensdale. Our class play, WHERE'S GRANDMAPH, was given on April 25. Sneak day was May 2. Class day was May 4. Baccalaureate was May 6. Graduation was on May 9. .18 s:o1nx1eri4x1:n1o1o1o:a oi CLASS PROPI-IECY One afternoon as I returned home from work, I found a telegram on the doorstep. Opening it I read the following: MEET ME AT THE STA- TION AT 5:00 OCLOCK: DONALD DEI-IECK. I knew that Don was in the Navy so I decided that he was home on furlough or had received a Dishonorable discharge. Anyway I met him and took him up to that popu- lar apartment on Pleasant Street. As we expected we found Audrey and Iona busy writing letters. However, they put them aside and went down- town with us. Don and I started talking about old times and we began wondering where our old classmates were. We decided to take time off the next day and find as many of them as possible. We found Gerald Millican sooner than we expected as he was in the news reel of the World-Series playing second base for the Yankees. Gerald owned a large ranch which he op- erates while not playing ball. We learned that Lyle was his foreman, so we decided to visit Gerald at his ranch. When we arrived, we found not only Gerald but also Lyle and his wife, whomxwe know better as Miss Janette Martens. lncidentally, Audrey accompanied us as the official Mrs. Delleck. janette and Lyle had just received a telegram from Francis Hend- rickson who is now a sergeant in the army. His wife and children live in New York. After we had eaten our supper, Betty Eagan phoned Gerald from llollywood where she is a popular movie star. Gerald told us that Rachel was playing basketball for the A. l. B. of Des Moines. We phoned Rachel and she invited us to the game that night. They were playing the Pepsi-Cola Girls. To our amazement, we found Mary Ellen Lee in the Pepsi-Cola Line-up. She had a good job with the Bell Telephone Company. Rachel told us that Delores Berry was also at- tending the A. I. B. where she had set several speed records in typing. Delores said that Luella, now Mrs. Strable, lived on a farm near St. Charles. The Strables were raising purebred jersey cows, not to mention five children. We learned from Luella that Cramer was still roaming the country looking fort his lost property, namely a duck. She said he wouldn't roam far though, because he had been cut down to an A card since he quit teaching at M. H. S. -----11c1f'-1'-1f-A--- 9 CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of '45, being of sound mind, make, declare, and publish this to be our last will and testament. The Seniors will their Physics class to William Reinholdt who makes a special effort to attend. The Seniors leave their love and ability to get along with the teachers to the 8th Graders who seem to have some trouble. The Seniors also leave their ability to use paddles to Mr. Cramer who evidently doesn't know how to use them. Delores Berry wills her good deportment grades to the 8th grade who need them very badly. Mary Ellen Lee leaves her love for typing to Richard llusted whose fingers generally are all thumbs. Gerald Millican leaves his ability to tease and pester the girls to Robert Newell. jimmy Dooley leaves his love for a certain Freshman girl to whom- ever it may concern. Francis llendrickson leaves his love for water during Mrs. Opperman's Typing class to whoever is thirsty. Well ? ? ? ? ? ? janette Martens leaves her love for the tall dark and handsome to Kathleen Cassidy who's been paying too much attention to red heads. Betty Eagan leaves her love for sailors to a certain Freshman girl. We wonder who ? F P ? F ? Lyle Sears wills ability to get through the mud roads to Clarence Campbell whose girl is lucky enough to live on good roads. Luella jarman leaves her love for sparkly jewelry to Edith Fulkerson, who seems to think they are pretty nice. Donald Delleck leaves his A sticker to anybody who uses them to go to Des Moines as much as he does. What's so interesting in there, Don? lle says it's because he's hungry, but we don't believe him. Rachel Martens leaves her love for those Sophomore boys, who just pester the life out of her, to any Senior girl who will have to put up with it next year or are those boys going to start the year out better next year? 10 -y-i-Q - - - -a-c- 1 -fini 1 I SEN ORS Class Ailollu: 'lihe greater the trial. the more glorious the triumph Class I-'lim-er: Sweet Pea Cl.'1s.sCnlnr: Wine and Gold Dllmkiis BERRY Barry Well, I don't care, you just better stop it. Scholarship 1 Letter Club 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 Class Vice President 2 Annual Editor 4 Ambition: Private Secretary mins lDuul.11Y Oh, no, you don't. Cumming High School 1, 2 M. H. S. 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Letter 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Letter 3, 4 Class Secretary-Treasurer 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Letter Club 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Ambition: To join the Navy l.LJhl.1.1. JARMAN Boy, I sure leel sorry for you. Gretna, Nebraska, 1 Vice President 1 Urbandalc lDes Moinesj 2 Secretary and Treasurer 2 Band 2 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Martensdale 3, 4 Letter 3, 4 Letter Club 3, 4 Letter Club Secretary and Treasurer 4 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Cheer Leader 4 Annual Staff 4 A mbition: Stenographer Ji:-1:13-1:-1:-19101:-:ici 1 T- jim H1.UltiU 3 9 0 0 0 0.0 - of 1 1 1 1 1 1 H !l' I 1 1 1 1 v I 1 1 1 1 I o 0,4 Bi ll'Y -If xx ljrxmx lf1i,:1f111 My Cnw, It CERTAINLY is. l,YlI Suns Scars Oh yeah! dn you wanna bet? I Iwi-,'l l1-, Nlxmnws .1lurluux don't can-, I still don't think that's right. Scholarship 1 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4 Letter l, 2 I-H-wars llivxlmklciiwmx Lets have a meeting! in Physics Classf 13: 1 1- 1 1 1 mini:-:mininiolniaic-:nazi zulu: aiu: 1: vial SIENIIUR Basketball 2, 3. 4 Letter 4 Letter Cluh 4 Class Secretary and Treasurer 2, 3 Dramatirs 3, 4 Band 2, 3 Homeroming Queen Candidate 2, 4 Annual Staff 4 Ambition: Stenographer Student Manager 3 Letter 3 Letter Club 3, 4 Class Vice President 4 Assistant Editor Annual 4 Dramatics 3 Ambition: Farmer or Diesel Engineering Letter Club l, 2, 3, 4 Class President 1, 3 Annual Staff 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Cheer Leader 2 Homecoming Queen Candidate 1, Ambition: Stenngrapher gl nU5t'I1I ' Dramatirs 3 Called into service Feb. l9, 1045 Good luck and best wishes from every member of the Senior Class of 1945 Ambition: Farmer -9.-1-..1.-,:9:9....:3:11232320-0.0.0-.-.,-...0-.,-.... ..g 12 ' -.1 1 30:1Ji.:1-110101010101-1::cial-nicici mini li li-mzlliuinz 1 i1-1 1 ! , N H SE U IGH 3 Al-XRY lil l l N I ,lili Lev ' 5 Oh, You're kidding U Dramatirs 1, 2, 3, 4 II Letter 1, 2 3 Letter Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ' Annual Staff 4 3 Band I, 2, 3, 4 U Class Reporter 3 U Ambition: Sterlograpber ll l C E Lille-xl,l1 3lll.l.ItitN ,lIlllil'llllA' E I did that once! S Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 C Letter 3, 4 ll Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 C Letter 3, 4 ll Letter Club 1. 2, 3, 4 'i Vice President 1 ii Letter Club President 4 5 D ' ti 3, 4 Q 1:1221 4. B d 1 U Ctelger Leader l U Ambition: Diesel Engineer ll H 9 Il E Rxnlll-l. NlXR'llpNS Rl11ll n ll Ne-wsreportef' ll President 2 9 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ll Basketball 2, 3, 4 U Letter 3, 4 ll Cheer Leader 4 C Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4 U Annual Staff 4 U Ambition: Commercial ll H H U ll lbllxfxtlm Del IECK C II O ll Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 E Letter 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 4 Letter 4 Dellvl'k Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. ' M: :f. V x, get-1 '57 x,:,,::.,. Q V ' 3 1 ni' .... ,,.,: A X 5 E' 5' . U Letter Club 1, 2, 3, 4 H Cheer Leader 1, 2, 3 G Band 1 H Dramatics 3, 4 c Annual Staff 4 H Class President 4 E Ambition: P P P P P P .g.,:Q:::..:::c:::::u:::::::o:::::::::::::::f:::c::::.Q:y: 13 Q 1 of Q U ll o U ll o a : U U Q. cu s u n :i Q ll Li i :s 5 I 5 U U o u Q ll Q u E Q :l U e 103 v an r 4 .. H .li 3. .. .. in in .I I 11 in i it oi 1 1 1 V r p U it ii ii -r i it I rl iii:1:1n10:01n1.:.in111101-win10101ninznznicz-:1-nl-n-iainigozo ll U ll SCHOOL CALENDAR ll Q August 28-School starts. September l-Baseball team defeats Spring Hill in first game of season 20-2. September 15-Freshman Initiation, September 18-County Institute-No School. September 26-M. H. S. lost to Hartford in Sectional Finals 3-2. October IR-Farewell party for Gerald Stewart who left for Navy M Dctober 10. class play, SIMPLE SIMON SIMPLE. H Teachers Meeting. No school. ed hot lunch program. basketball game of season at Milo. al Exam. ' Martens crowned queen at annual Home- H - ll hanksgiving vacation. mester tests. operetta School Christmas party. , -Christmas vacation. january 2-Beginning of new semester, January 5-Vaccination for diphtheria and smallpox. january I7-Seniors had pictures taken at Launspach's. Senior farewell party for Francis Hendrickson, january 24-25-26-27-Warren County Tournament. February 7A8-0-I0-Girls Sectional Basketball Tournament. February I2-Francis Hendrickson called into service. February 28-March l-2A34Boys Sectional Basketball Tournament. March I2-13-No school. Bad roads. March 30-Hot lunch program ended. April 6-Warren County Music Festival. April I3-Letter Club Initiation. April I8-junior and Senior Banquet. April 25-Senior Class Play, wx-1ERE's GRANDMAT' ll May 2-Senior Sneak Day. May 4-Senior Class Day. May 5-Boy's Sectional Baseball Tournament. May o-Baccalaureate. ' May 8-0-Semester Tests. ' May 0-Graduation. 1 May 11-School out-Hurray l l . li .:.::::::::::::::1:::::sz:I1::::1-3:::::::::.::::::::5:..,.,:. 14 v of S l! U 1 1 11 11 n 1 u 1: e 9 c a Q ll u e 1 u 1 11 i 11 o 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 o 0 ...M 1.1 1 -.-U- -,1.-,.-.....1--,---.' -C-L 1 ...-,- 1 - T-.-.,.T..TY,-T.9.1 JUUNJIUR 5 Second Row: Mrs. Cramer tSponsorJ, Rose Ann Emerson, Richard Husted, Robert Wiedmarm, William Crow. First Row: Edith Fulkerson, Faune Maxwell, Jean Brownlic, Dorothy Wilson, Mirney Martens, jane Spick. Not in Picture: Dick Lathrum, Charles Reinholdt. at if -rl at JUNIOR CLASS NEWS We started our junior year with ll members, hut soon lost Gerald Stewart who joined the navy. Our class officers are Robert Wiedmann, president: William Crow, vice-president: Faune Maxwell, secretary and treasurer: and Dorothy Wilson, news reporter. Mirney Martens was our class candidate for llomecoming Queen. She was also elected Queen of the annual Homecoming, November 22. Our class play, Simple Simon Simple, was given on November l to a large and appreciative audience. The proceeds were used to entertain the Seniors at the annual junior and Senior Banquet in Des Moines on Xdditions to our class are Edith lfulkerson from Cincinnati, Rose .-Xnn bmerson from Winterset, and Dick l.athrum from Hastings, Nebraska. lhose who represented our class in athletics this year are lfaune Max- well, jean Brownlie, Edith liulkerson, and Rohert Wiedmann. I April l3. l , 'l I . . 0 121:121:1:1:1025in1:1-:zezciezuiozezezciul-0:f:-czczexrorq 15 .g.,-f..-.......-...-..-1...-..: : 2. :0:1,:u:0:n:C:.C:Q.-3:3.-2.-1.-ozf..-:-: 1: c 1, 1: 'i ! c 1: 1: 1: ,. 11 11 1m 1. !! U rl U 11 1. 1: 1: u 11 1: 11 11 1: n 1- 11 11 n 6 0.1 1 S PHUM RES a z U -i S1-uinr1R1m: Mrs. Opp:-rman fSponsorl, Jeannine Sarchett, Ruth Durham, Carol First Row: Richard Brnwn, Melvin Herrick, Clarence Campbell, Merlyn Sinn. Richard Nut in Picture: jesse Alexander, Francis Dooley. Gerald Iverson. and Clair Iverson if ' 2 'A' ri a l SOPHOMORE CLASS NEWS l a i llu- S1ipl11nn1n'1- claw xI:n'l1-11 Ilnx 51-zn' mth I4 nicinlu-rs, lynimwl hx' C.1nAr11ll l-incrwn t'r1an1 xx'lllll'l'NL'l :ind Ruth llnrhznn l-Flllll SI. ciil2lfiU5. Melvin I iiL'I'l'lCk I1-I'I Llx l'1-larlrzim' 28 going.: In lrurn, 1 ' l Q u u u ll II u U u u 9 Emerson, Mary Edith Annen, Phyllis Berry, Kathleen Cassady, 1. II Smith, and. Raymond Dooley. 1, .l ll U 11 1.1 ,Nlnrv I-1liII1 .Xnncll wgix nur clam cz1n1li1l:1tu fur iillllltiilllllllg llllt'L'Il. II 1, Hin' clgw nl'I'ic1'rN Arc: l'ru5i1l1-nl, Riclizml Smith: X'icc-President, Mor- Iyn Sinn, SUCl'Cllll'l'-Vil'L'll5lll'Ul', fII:n'1'ncc Czimphcllg ,Icanninc S11I'CilL'Il. H N1'wNrcp1n'Icl', We ciij1n'c1l Ixm pgirlicx :ll the sch1nnIl111use with our spumnr, Nlrs, I illllltflllllll. llic lust pzlrlx' wil- ll lzncwcll party for Nlclvin llerrick. i 1 Uni' clam Wm 1'1-pn-sci1I1-1l in sporty Ivy Phyllis llcrry, Nlziry liditli i .Xnm-ll. Nlcrlyn Sinn. Clair lu-rwii. Richard llruwn, ,lane Alcxzlmler, illzircncu Cgiinplwll, Ricligml Smith, Melvin Herrick. :ind Ray D1m1slcy. 3 1:nzJ:rl-0:121:3201-3:::,:,:Q:::::::3:3:,:::::::G:1,-wg. 16 1-3o:1i11:1:ii,:1:::i112111.11111 0.0 iF ESHMJEN Third Row: Margaret Wood, Betty Lou Cummings, Mrs. Griffith fSponsorJ, Anna Mae Miller. Second Row: Donald Wilson, Ruth Hewitt, Nancy Allen, Dorothy Wiedmann, Eugene McLaughlin. First Row: Raymond McLaughlin, Gerald Crawford. John Kleymann, Robert Newell, Philip Bussanmas. Not in Picture: john Conners, Charles Long. if 'fl' it Tl' FRE SHMAN CLASS NEWS ln the beginning of the term we had fourteen in the lfreshmzin glass. ln lehruziry a new memher, Betty l.ou Cummings, joined us coming from Patterson. Dorothy WlCtlH1Hl1Il moved to St. Charles. Our class officers are Robert Newell, President: A111111 Mae Miller. Vice- Pres1dent:APh1l1p Buss:111n1z1s, Secreturyg Donald Wilson, Ireasurer: :ind Ruth llewltt, Reporter. H We have had two parties with Mrs. Griffith as our class sponsor. The Iirst wus Ll roller skating party i11 Des Moines and the second ll party 111 the home of Margaret Wood. :Xllllll Mae Miller represented our class 11s czindidzite for llo111ecomi11g Queen. We have five boys and three girls going out for hziskethzill :ind five boys out for baseball. Mrs. Griffith left us with six weeks- of school remziining. Mr. ll. W. Mayne of Des Moines was secured to finish out the year and was to he our sponsor. :-121:--:-7:19101:-7:-..:iciciui-:ic-in-z -.-eT,::c-icielui -1: 17 ui, sieinlri:i0lcl11:1oicini:rl:nlclo1cl:l 01470 9 u ll UNUR RO JL li l! l:,xl,1'll IIUSS II II . , 'E . AVVI U ,wV,VV 1 zgxxx Q,-g . 1 tl' .. f ll -' 11 I - ' f'-' 4 ' . H - 1- 3 ' fi D l! tlnx 1 , s ng l . li GARULIJ Mc:CuNNLl,1. LYLh REhYliS xYll.l,IMN'l .'Xl.l.r1N GLW VISHHZ Ruv BANKS ALEXANDLR BROWNLIE H GLR.-xl.l1 Wlsxl IJUNALD ANDl:RSON qgU,RU,1 UMM DM.h Ilu'l'c:1uNsoN .. U KYLURD Sninu. DUYLE WHARFF IIRXWK W'HH,u1R .-M1115 GAVIN RHAPH Hugg if RICHARD Rowan I! 'IRI-,IHzRIK1K RLINIIULUI' WA'-l.l1M1b BRUWNLIE Ii iulzkklll. Wlsli PAUL MILLHQ A1 UDSUN limi D4JN.AlAlJ S'l'uwAk'r lem' miw-,M CIMRLHS JENKS up Rumm' MURPHY c:I.ARhNCli Domhv Il-xmun :ul1C1lNNl:I.l. RM-PII SPRMPUE ' glmR,4,1S yyHAK,,,. Pwr. .'Xl.hx,wlmhR ll:-,mme Srivmoux LUWELL HILL klmm I.lNNANlijR.k JACK .IUHNSUN Cmkuzs Mcl.Auam.lN Iiuwumu -louwsure I.mNum IWCKINNLY ROBERT LOSE XX'l1.Ll.-xm CELLAN AUDREY HUSS -Iuuw SINN MAX BEAM B. nl. SAYRE A JOHN MYER HENRY WoNnmu.xN ROBERT HILL GILBERT MAYNAR11 ISARL Mll,IAER RULLA IIENDRICKSUN ::::5:::5-.ME::isc:::::::..gu-c:::::, ::-,-3102. 18 o of .l II 1I 1I 1I U !! I! !! l! H H U 1 1I 1I I 1I H 1 1 1I II 11 1. 1 o 0.0 10:01 - oiclcizi-icicicioioici-.1E1--- HUNU R011 .IOIIN LINNANI11 JR. if D 'ff Fira, 1 ' I Q I I ' J I I Ili BURL BE.AM NIYRUN STR.-ABLE XVARREN ROBBINS VINCENT DOOLEY FRANCIS IWCLAUGHLIN l.l:RlJY CASSADY ORVAL IIAKES CHARLES SMITH WAIQI ER BROWN -IOHN N10RGAN LEU DUFFY CLARENCE CRAWFORD KENNETH CRAWFORD ,IACK DUFF GLENN XVEAVER LEWIS HULBERT XVILBER BELL .IOHN LORD EARL MONROE EMERSON STRAHAN CLINTON XVISE DON XVEIL JOHN F. HUSS FRANCIS GALLAGHER ROBERT HOELTING XVALTER SHAW KENNETH XVHEELER JAMES SHARON 'l.lllil.MA CROW LUNDBOIIM MARIE vV'ElI. LUTZ CAROL SIMMONS ,IOIIN SEYMOUR FRANCIS IIENDRICKSON KENNETH CROW JAMES BUSSANMAS GERALD STEWART ALYA KNAPR l.UWEl,L STRAHAN GERALD WILSON EARL BUTLER BETTY KELLOGG DALE MAXWELL ROBERT SMITH CIIARLES STUCKTON JAMES SIJRAOUE JUSEPH lIILL ROBERT PARKER LESTER ARCHER EUGENE CAMERON ROBERT IIYLAND FRANCIS KELLY FREDERICK MURPHY 19 ALUMNI 1923 Mayme Anderson Balack, California Bemice Voss Alexander, Des Moines Doris Michael Headrick, Califomia Crena Sarchett Stewart, Prole Lyman Gates, Army 924 Cornelia Voss Mullins, Norwalk Ralph Archer, Rockwell City Russell Crawford, Creston Marlow Crow, Deceased john Seymour, Prole Eva Walker Higgens, Indianola Genevieve Wheeler Morgan, Moravia Donald Stewart. Prole 925 Ellis Annett, Navy Dorothy Celand Balzar, Des Moines Frances Celand Wissler, Des Moines Charles Dunn, Norwalk Georgia Forbes Dexter, Oregon Thelma Haines Miller, Des Moines Henry Seymour, Martensdale Opal Walker Henry, Prole jay Wheeler, Des Moines Alta Work Millican, Martensdale 926 Alexander Brownlie, Army August Huglin, St. Charles Daisy Huglln Conway, California Jennie Monroe, Deceased 927 Kathryn Crawford, Des Moines Merle Crawford, Indianola William Duffey, Chicago, lll. Gordon Himstreet, Des Moines Susie johnson Hastings, Deceased Kathryn Campbell Newell, Wick Kathryn Shafer Perkins, Winterset Frank Smith, Des Moines Bonita Strahan, Deceased john Lord, Army Marguerite Maxwell, Wick 1928 Roy Anderson, St. Charles Mary Forbes Hutchinson, Prole Berneice Howell Duff, Earlham Robert Lockmiller, Norwalk Ruth Maine Wheeler, Des Moines Gertrude Reinholdt Bender, Des Moines Arthur Speer, Prole Dorthea Spick Dunn, Norwalk Emerson Strahan, Navy Wayne Wheeler, Des Moines 1929 Winifred Brownlie Huss, California Lorraine Lickteig Griffith, Martensdale Fern Martens Readhead, Corning Harold Michael, Army Catherine Weil Lee, Des Moines Dan Wheeler, Des Moines 1930 Ernest Speer, Prole Cyrene Roberts, Des Moines Doris Shreeves Cushion, Des Moines Evelyn Hypes Venagis, Oklahoma Patrick Banks, Winterset Virgil Bender, Des Moines Wallace Brownlie, Navy Beulah Butler Bumette, Indianola Earl Butler, Army Thomas Cherry, Prole Lillian Frazier Fouts, Waterloo Raymond Lee, Norwalk 1931 Wilma Archer Allen, Des Moines Charles Beam, Indianola Dan Clark, Deceased Dortha Hickman jones, Des Moines Leland Hill, Churchville Dorothy Kellar Gibbs, Des Moines Earl McGuire, Spring Hill Gerald Mullins, Norwalk John Roberts, Leon Howard Speer, Patterson Audry Weaver Wise, Patterson Mildred Weaver Lettington, Des Moines Gerald Wise, Army George Kinnard, Des Moines ozosioioioqpoioioioi u 11 n 1 1 1: n u ,. 1: 1: 1: 11 41 0 rx u 1.1 1 ALUMNI 1932 George Beam, Army Ruth Brownlie, California Pauline Butler, Newton Catherine Cleland, Des Moines jack Duff, Army Herbert Dunn, Norwalk Rowena Frazier, Waterloo Lawrence Harvey, Wick Joseph Hickman, Boone Ruth Roberts, California Delmar Shreeves, St. Charles Louise Sidel Green, Indianola Elsie Walker Ives, WACs Margaret Walker Berning, Des Moines Frank Wheeler, Prole Grace Wood Gideon, Norwalk 1933 1934 Fern Bender Thomas, Prole Margaret Evans I-Iarris, Lorimor Ralph Huss, Deceased Duane Lee, Waterloo Pauline Lickteig King, California Gilbert Maynard, Navy Aurolyn Perkins, Des Moines Frederick Reinholdt, Army Air Corps Merwin Strahan, Indianola Maurice Stroud, Illinois Dan Thomas, Prole Paul Walker, Army Charles Wheeler, Prole Dorothy Wise Walker, Idaho Nlerrill Wise, Army Paul Martens, Martensdale Arlie Tillotson, Wick Mary Rose Smith Clayton, Des Moines Jack Clarke, Minnesota Lois Brownlie Fisher, California Marion Bonsell, Nebraska Wilma Crow Cooley, Indianola Sophia I-Iypes Smith, Iowa Falls Lenora Howell Aldrich, Florida Lowell Hill, Runnells Lois Lee Stroud, Illinois Mary Jane Monroe Pray, Martensdale Pearl Monroe Hill, Des Moines Myron Strable, Army Ina Spick Miller, Norwalk Phyllis Strahan Cleveland, Norwalk Esther Stockton Annett, Bevington Doyle Wise, Des Moines Eva Stroud Strable, Wick 1935 Wilbur Bell, Army Air Corps Frances Burrus Keeney, Beech John Hamm, Prole John Shafer, Des Moines Margaret Wise, Des Moines John Meade, Minnesota 1936 1 1 Pauline Huss, Oregon Judson Lee, Merchant Marines Maxine Strahan, California Ruth Howell Wilcox, New York Roy Martens, Army Helen Jo Monroe Welch, Earlham Robert Murphy, Prole Maxine Smith Mosher, Liberty Center Franklin Stockton, Indianola Clare Weil Cain, Cumming Clinton Wise, Army 937 Dale Melroy, California Gaylord Siedel, Army Marjorie Weaver Butler, Britt Dorothy Crawford, Bondurant Harold Morris, Indianola john Walker, Spring Hill Burl Beam, Army Oliver Frazier, Martensdale Francis Gallagher, Army Alice Gavin, WAVES Gary Hall, Detroit, Michigan Caroline L'Estrange, Florida John Linnane Jr., Deceased Leonard McKinney, Army Charles McLaughlin, Army 938 Mary Louise West, Cedar Falls Reba Brownlie Cook, California Doris Crow Crabb, Indianola A William Cellan, Army John L'Estrange, Army Philip Kellar, Des Moines Honora Hill Tovrea, Des Moines Gerald Martens, Waterloo John Sinn, Army B. J. Sayre, Navy Marcella Graham Weddingfield, Colorado Donald Smith, Norwalk 0, to ALUMNI 1939 Alhert Gavin, Des Moines Georganna Meilike Morris, Indianola Garold McConnell, Marines Florene Fryer Evans, Martensdale Keith Lee, Des Moines Joy Brownlie, California Thelma Crow Lundbohm, Marines Berline Frazier Kellar, Pennsylvania Leroy Casady, Navy Alice Hoelting Leisher, Fairfield Marv C. johnson Hutchinson, Des Moines Orval Hakes, Signal Corps Dorothy Reeves Spillman, Des Moines Joyce Martens, New Virginia 1940 Leo Sinn, Prole Alice Miller Seidel, Washington Irene Sheehey Jones, Des Moines Jean Meilike, Des Moines Mary Janette Hill Miller, Norwalk Earl Miller, Army Everyl Hakes Shafer, San Diego, Calif. Charles Smith, Army Marie Weil Lutz, Prole John Seymour, Army Agnes Miller Cassady, Prole Walter Shaw, Cedar Rapids Audrey Huss, Oregon Ralph Weaver, Navy Veronica Harkin Bell, Bevington Ian Slaughter, Army Walter Brown, National Guard john Morgan, Navy Air Corps Philip Martens, Martensdale 1941 Gene Fisher, Navy Catherine Gallagher, Deceased Armina Gallagher, St. joseph's Convent, Ottumwa Charlotte Crawford Wilder, Indianola Edna Evans, Dubuque Lowell Strahan, Army Robert Hill, Navy Alice Mae McClintic. Des Moines Frederick Murphy, Army Georgia Bussanmas, Martensdale Merallene Kellar Dooley, Des Moines Catherine Wiedmann, Des Moines Virginia Larson, Des Moines Vincent Dooley, Des Moines Dorothy Brownlie, Califomia john Cassady, Prole Norma Michael Sparks, Des Moines john Fryer, Navy Ila Maxwell Butler, Wick Martina Harkins, Des Moines 1942 Joe Seymour jr., Prole Ruby Shafar, Des Moines Mary Hakes, Des Moines Dale Maxwell, Army Irene Wiedmann, Des Moines Francis McLaughlin, Navy Air Corps Edwin Crow, St. Paul Bible Institute james Sharon, Army William Allen, Army Air Corps Paul Alexander, Army Melvin Martens, Martensdale Betty Crow Dooley, Des Moines Clarence Dooley, Marines Esther Brown, St. Paul Bible Institute James I-Ialterman, Indianola Jane Del-Ieck, Simpson College, Indianola l943 Charles Jenks, Navy Donald Stewart, Army Air Corps Gerald Wilson, Army Max Beam, Navy Francis Kelly, Army Everett Beals, Indianola Lila Sinn, Des Moines Helen Cassady, Des Moines Iona Rose Miller, Des Moines Dorothy Mae Reinholdt Spain, Des Moines Vivian Hulbert Shaw, Des Moines Mary Beatrice Kellogg, Marines Lois Hendrickson, Shenandoah Jeanne Brown, St. Paul Bible Institute Irene Seymour, Prole 1944 William Wiedmann, St. Charles Thomasine Gallagher, Bevington Orville Frazier, Simpson College, Indianola Louis Dooley, Cummings Delores Kelly, Des Moines Robert Spain, Des Moines Marda Sears, Des Moines Marguerite King, Des Moines Mary Catherine Eagan, Des Moines Charles Spain, Simpson College, Indianola Harry Hill, Prole Byron Brown, Cummings Wandalee Reeves, St. Paul Bible Institute 0. 4' 22 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY SIMPLE SIMON SIMPLE November I, I944 Simple Simon Simple . . Mrs. Simple Simon Simple . Sammy Simple . Stella Simple . Minerva Webb Dorthea Ducksworth . Sally Ann . . llazel Hawkins . Thankful Barlow . Elwood Elkins . Grandma . . . Gretchen Blake . Bob Blake . . jack Worley . Lucy King . Carol Worley . Arline 'lruesdale . Midnight . . Dahlia . . . Stage and Property Mrs. Opperman, Director if 'tr 15: it SENIOR CLASS PLAY WHERES GRANDMAP April 25, 1945 Manager ...... Mrs. Oppernzan, Director 24 . William Crow . Faune Maxwell Robert Wiedmann Mirney Martens Edith Hendrickson . . lane Spick . lean Brownlie Dorothy Wilson Charles Reinhold! . Richard Husted Mary lillen Lee lanette Martens . Donald DeHeck . james Dooley . . Betty Eagan . Rachel Martens . Luella Iarman Gerald Millican . Delores Berry . . Lyle Sears 1 5 I MUSIC Miss Macklin, a wluilent at Simpson Cullege, is nur imlriictur Ihiw year She comes inn on 'Iiuesdays and gives private lensuns. Mmm uf Ihe mem hers of nur band are beginners. Our lmand twink part in the county festixal at lniliannla. .-Xpril 0. Cl,.XRlNlIi'lAS: Vaune Maxwell. james Mlanis, luwell Xlexzimler, Lewis Olson Paul Wieilniziiiii, james Kleymann SXXOPIIONISZ Duruthy Wiilsoli TROMIEONIZ: Janette Mariens ITRIEXCII HORN: Wilma I lakes CORN ETS: DRUMS: Betty Inu Cummings, Anna Mae Miller, Rachel Martens, Phylli juan Strable Mary lfllen Lee, Mary liilith .Xnnelt --,,---..----1,.-..-,--.-....--1-6- 1,1 ---A-rl. -..-..,-, 25 OMECOM NG QUEEN ff- ATTENDANTS: Betty Eagan, Anna Mae Miller, Mary Edith Annett. QUEEN LSeatedl: Mirney Martens. -is Q , , 4, Q H x The Letter Club again sponsored a Homecoming Queen contest. This year a delegate from each class and the Letter Club were chosen. A The candidates selected were: Luella Jarman, Letter Club: Betty Eagan. Seniors: Mirney Martens, juniors: Mary Edith Annett, Sophomores: Anna Mae Miller, Fresh- men. U A season ticket campaign was launched on November 1, and the purchasers were entitled tn vote for their favorite. The campaign closed at 1:00 on Wednesday, November 2 2. The program for the Griffith. Solos . Accompanist . Herald . . Entry ol Queen . Queen . . Attendants . Master ol Ceremonies Crown Bearer . Prayer . Song . Forming ol Letter Loyalty Song . . Accompanist to Songs M.. evening was as follows, and under the direction of Mrs. When Irish Eyes Are Smiling and My Wild Irish Rose by Joe Kelly . . . . . . . . . Mrs. Hanrahan . . . . . . . . . . Charles Spain . Attendants, Master of Ceremonies and Crown Bearer , . . . . . . . . Mirney Martens . Luella Jarman, Betty Eagan, Anna Mae Miller and Mary Edith Annett . . . . Gerald Millican . . . . . . . james Hill . . . . Reverend E. W. Mueller . . . Hail, O Hail The Queen of Martensdale by Dorothy Wilson. Janette Martens, Margaret Woods, Nancy Allen, Donald DeHeck, Clarence Campbell, and Merlyn Sinn . . . . . . . . The Basketball Squads . Boys and Girls Basketball Squads . . . . . . . . . Mrs. Mary Jane Pray After the Basketball Games the Alumni were Served Refreshments. :i:1:11-iozzi:1:lilo:i:1:1:i:1:i:i:i:1ci:::1-is 26 ima Delores Berry rio1oi:1:i-gi .i:i:i:1:1:iui:i:ii:i::: Zozo: .1 ::: 1:1 zz . LETTER CLUB Not in Picture: Luella Jarman, Richard Husted, Ruth Hewitt, Richard Smith Sinn, Richard Brown, Clair Iverson, Robert Newell, Robert Wiedmann, Jesse Alexander. Second Row: Donald DeHeck, Elleen Dooley, Phyllis Strable, Betty Eagan, Edith Fulkerson, Delores Berry, Jean Brownlie, Jean Cline, Gerald Millican, l James Doo ey. First Row: Mary Ellen Lee, Rachel Martens, Phyllis Berry, Jeannine Sarchett, Anna Mae Miller, Mary Edith Annett, Mirney Martens, Janette Martens, Faune Maxwell. Not in Picture: Luella jarman, Richard Husted, Ruth Hewitt, Richard Smith, if 'fir 'iff il' LETTER CLC B President, Gerald Millican Vice-president, Robert Wiedmann Secretary, Luella jarman BASEBALL SCllOl.ARSlllP james Dooley Donald Delleck Gerald Millican Merlyn Sinn Richard Husted Robert Wiedmann Richard Smith BOYS' BAS K ET BALL Donald Delfleck james Dooley Gerald Millican Robert Wiedmann Merlyn Sinn john Kleymann Robert Newell Gerald Crawford Richard Brown Clair Iverson jesse Alexander Clarence Campbell DECLAMATORY janette Martens Mary Ellen Lee janette Martens lfaune Maxwell Laurel jean Brownlie Mirney Martens Phyllis Berry leannine Sarchett GI RLS' BAS K ET BALL Luella jarman Rachel Martens Betty Eagan liaune Maxwell Edith lfulkerson Phyllis Berry Mary Edith Annett Ruth llewitt Anna Mae Miller CHEER LEADERS Rachel Martens Luella jarman Donald Del leck Gerald Millican lanette Martens MANAGER Lyle Sears 31:1-iv-1-fv...-:1:1-iii11111111.2111 BOYS' BASKETBALL 1944-45 ' 'ff ' . Third Row: Philip Bussanmas, jesse Alexander, Robert Newell, Donald Wilson. Second Row: Clarenee Campbell, R. H. Cramer, fCoaehJ, Richard Brown, Gerald Crawford. First Row: Merlyn Sinn. Gerald Millican, Robert Wieclmann, John Kleymann. Donald DeHeck, james Dooley. Not in Picture: Clair Iverson. The Martensdale boys, lacking in height, made up for that shortcoming with plenty of pep and team work. Only two reserve letter winners, Milliran, a senior, and Wiedmann, a junior, remained from last year's squad. The playing experience of the halanre of the squad was very limited. The squad of fourteen included three seniors, one junior, five sophomores, and five freshmen. Considering their inexperienee and lark of size the team made a creditable showing ending with a record of Owins and 12losses. The lineup most of the season found Millican and Dooley at forward, Kleymann or Sinn at center, Wiedmann and Del-leek at guards. Highlight of the season was one game with Norwalk at Indianola, Norwalk defeated the boys 20 to 15 and went on to win the County Championship. BOYS' BASKETBALL RECORD M.H.S. 2l Milo 38 M. H- S- 9 Milo 35 M. H, S. 22 Spring Hill 24 M-H'S- 27 PZUCYSOH 20 M.H.S. 12 New Virginia 15 M-H-S- 20 Sf-Chal'l9S 14 M. H.s. is Norwalk 45 M- H- S- 10 S2-Marys 18 M,H,S, 20 Truro 24 M. H. S. l2 Norwalk 20 M. H.S. 25 Liberty Center 23 M-H-S- 18 St-MHYYS 37 M. H. S. 20 St.Charles 25 M. H- S- 23 Spring Hill 18 M. H,S. I8 Patterson 24 M-H-S. 22 New Virginia 29 County Tournament Sectional Tournament M.H.S. 32 Liberty Center ll M- H- S- 26 Si-Ch3flES 21 M. H.S. 28 New Virginia 18 M- H- S- 24 I-Orlmer 47 M. H. S. 15 Norwalk 20 Jlilillilil.131-'CPl0l3l0-iI!3fri0ll11l3l3lZllIIl?.l iClQ0,0Q 28 o fee U U U U U U n o Q n O ii ii 3 ii ii ii ii Q ii I3 ii fi ri fi in ii .i fi ii si ii :i if ri :i o 0,0 ii n 1: 4: 1: if e U U U U U U U U 2 Il ii u 1. in n in 1 n in ml 1: it ml 1, u fl li 3 up 1,1 1 1 -1.1 1 1 1 1.11.1 1 111 1 1 1v1r:1u1.1o1.1 1 1 :oi-1 GIRLS' BASKETBALL 1944-45 Third Row: Carol Millican, Donna Sinn, Doris Seymour, Audrey Clark, Barbara Martens, Wilma Hakes, Catherine Woods. Second Row: Mrs. Cramer KCTIBPSYODU, Elleen Dooley, Betty Kendall, Betty Brick, Jean Cline, Faye Stroud, Phyllis Strable, R. H. Cramer fCoachJ. First Row: Faune Maxwell, Mary Edith Annett, Ruth Hewitt, Rachel Martens, Edith Fulkerson, Betty Eagan, Anna Mae Miller, Phyllis Berry. Not in Picture: Luella Jarman. Ten High School girls answered the first call for basketball. This group included two letter winners, Luella Jarman and Rachel Martens. Five girls, Betty Eagan, Mary Annett, Phyllis Berry, Faune Maxwell, and Jean Brownlie were on the squad last year and three freshmen, Ruth Hewitt, Anna Miller, and Dorothy Wiedmann, were out for the first time. Edith Fulkerson who transferred from Cincinnati also was on the squad. Thirteen Junior High School girls were invited to try out for the team. The rules of the Iowa High School Athletic Union state that girls below fifteen years of age may play in High School games, receive a letter, and still be allowed to play four years in High School. The girls showed a lot of improvement before the season was over. However a lack of experience and a series of illnesses handicappd the team in a number of games with the record for the year showing 4 wins and 15 losses. Luella Jarman was the leading scorer with 240 points altho she did not play in three games. Ruth Hewitt, a freshman, made 73 points altho she did not play in three games, either. Seniors on the squad are Betty Eagan, Rachel Martens, and Luella Jarman. GIRLS' BASKETBALL RECORD M. H. S. 11 Milo 49 M. H. S. 32 Milo 39 M. H. S. 18 Spring Hill 42 M. H. S. 31 Patterson 24 M. H. S. 19 New Virginia 40 M. H. S. 32 St. Charles 36 M. H. S. 2 Norwalk 51 M. H. S. 26 St. Marys 30 M. H. S. 24 Truro 54 M. H. S. 18 Norwalk 36 M. H. S. 33 Liberty Center 32 M. H. S. 22 St. Marys 37 M. H. S. 29 St. Charles 28 M, H. S. 21 Spring Hill 35 M. H. S. 36 Patterson 29 M. H. S. 40 New Virginia 42 Sectional Tournament M. H. S. 16 Winterset 28 County Tournament M.H.S. 21 Norwalk 37 --- 29 1o:c1:1, 1,111-1 sic-11:1 1:1 1:-1:1-eizi im1s:.i:::::iu::i:ir: 1 iris: oc BOYS' BASEBALL Third Row: Clarence Campbell, Melvin Herrick, R. H. Cramer 1CoachJ, Richard - Brown, Clair Iverson, Gerald Crawford. Second Row: Donald Wilson. John Kleymann, Donald DeHeck, Robert Newell, jesse Alexander. First Row: james Dooley, Gerald Milliean, Gerald Stewart, Robert Wiedmann, Merlyn Sinn, Richard Smith. Not in Picture: Charles Reinholdt, Ray Dooley. For the first time since the fall of 1941, the boys' baseball team did not win the sectional baseball tournament. They did however get to the finals and lost by a score of 3 to 2. Practically an entire new team was in the field. The majority of the players were freshmen and sophomores and a record of 7 wins and 3 losses was made. Gerald Stewart who pitched most of the games during the fall season left for the service in the middle of October and another pitcher or two will have to be developed to take turns with Jimmy Dooley on the mound. A schedule for the spring season has not been drawn up as yet with the ex- ception of two games with North High of Des Moines, Last Springs Record Las! F-HIVS Record M. H. S. 14 Patterson 4 M- H- S- 29 Spfing Hill 2 M. H. S. 16 Indianola 10 M- H- S- 7 Hartford 9 M. H. S. 11 New Virginia 3 M- H- S- 24 Hartford 7 M. H. S. 7 St. Charles 4 M- H- S- ll Tfllfll 4 M. H. S. 7 Des Moines CDow1ingJ 10 M. H. S- 10 St. Charles 8 M. H. S. 3 Des Moines tDowlingJ 8 M- H- S- 17 Sf- MHYYS ll . M. H. S. 1 St. Charles 3 Sectional Tournament M' H- S- 15 Patterson 3 Sectional Tournament M. H. S. 11 St. Charles 5 M- HV S, 6 Carlisle 5 District Tournament M- H. S. 7 St. Marys 3 M. H. S. 5 Eddyville 8 M. H. S. 2 Hartford 3 30 A -i:i:1:i:i::i-ai-ii.iciaE:i:i: 0 0lUlR CUMMUNITY A comniunity is what its 1ll0ll1b6I'S Illillie it. It is within the powers of its Ill9lllb9l'S to make it an ideal eoitmiunity by working together for the eo111111on good. Cooperation comes as a result of a thorough under- standing of the 0O1lllllLlI1lty needs and a desire to assist in its success and prosperity. Various projects have been undertaken Within the last year and tl1e entire eoinmunity is to be congratulated for its approval and support of tl1e projects. .fzf af sz: -zu' HEALTH CLINIC Last spring, practically every high school student received parental approval and was taken to lndianola where a clinic, sponsored by the Iowa State Department of Health, was held at the lndianola High School Building. In addition to the high school students, all the teachers and the school bus drivers also were included and were to have X-rays taken of their lungs. The results of this X-ray were very satisfactory. lt is hoped that another clinic can be held in the near future and that all the school children can be examined next time. 0 0 31 CLEAN TOWEL SYSTEM 'l'he Letter Club started a noteworthy project this year when they decided in favor of a towel system. lt is hoped that this will be permanent. ln starting the project four dozen towels were purchased. Every person going out for a sport was to donate one towel. Thus there are approximately seven dozen towels in the supply. Practically every student in lligh School and junior lligh also gave twenty-five cents to help cover the expense of 3545 which included the cost of towels, buying a washing-machine, tub, wringer, and clothes racks. The manual training boys take turns doing the washing in the annex room off the shop. liot and cold water have been piped into the room and the outlet drain which was already there, is used conveniently. With this arrangement a towel is used but once and every boy or girl has a clean towel every day. Athletic equipment can also be washed and kept in good condition. -rr ff 1: is WATER APPROVAL Difficulties with the water system that had been of an extended nature caused the board to make some repairs on the pipes and pump. Samples of water were sent to the State Department of Health both before and after finishing the work and a satisfactory test and official approval resulted. aff fi -xr fr DENTAL CLINIC Mr. Hoffman, from the State Health Department in Des Moines, came on November ZZ to examine the students' teeth and advised them what to do if dental work was needed. This was part of a state wide project and was done free of charge. The reason for this was that many of the men going to the Armed Services were found to have defective teeth. They hoped by this project to discover the decayed teeth and correct them now before they had a chance to get worse. 00 4 32 'violet.-ioici:ici:i5icis1ci:is1ci:i:i:ici:i:iio2:i1 THE HOT LUNCH The Hot Lunch Program sponsored by the Martensdale School with government aid was started on Monday, November I3, and terminated April l. The Hot Lunch Program was instituted by the government in an effort to build up the health of its citizens. The program is not to be run on a profit basis and surplus money that accumulates must be used to buy more food or pay for equipment that is used in the program. The local school contracted with the government to use Type A lunch which included the following for each pupil: l. One-half pint of milk. 2. Two ounces of meat. fish. cheese or egg or four tablespoons of peanut butter or one-half cup of dry peas or beans. 3. Three-fourths cup of vegetables or fruit. 4. One or more slices of bread. 5. Two teaspoons of butter or fortified margarine. The cost of each meal was 9 cents for each pupil. The government reimbursed the local school allowing 9 cents for each pupil served. Thus the school received I8 cents for each meal although the pupil paid but 9 cents. This program requires systematic planning of menus, quantity buying and cooking, and cooperation of everyone concerned if the program is to be a success. Mrs. Oliver Frazier, Mrs. George Kelly, Mrs. Don Nicholls, and Mrs. john Kleymann have been in charge of the program after it was started and have the responsibility of planning, buying, cooking and serving for approximately 150 students. Students who have assisted are Delores Berry, janette Martens, Dorothy Wilson. Jeannine Sarchett, Francis Hendrickson, Lyle Sears, and Gerald Iverson. Fay McConnell also has done his part in helping this project by bringing pasteurized milk from the Northland Dairy in Des Moines. if sf: if 'ir VACCINATION The Farm Bureau sponsored a vaccination and immunization project in Warren County this year. Mrs. Alfred Kelly was chairman in jefferson Township. On january 5th Dr. G. A. Jardine of New Virginia and Mrs. Mabel Stotts of St. Marys came to the local school and administered shots for diphtheria and small pox to all those in the community who desired the treatment. The cost of each treatment was fifty cents. i:iJ1oli:::iei:i:1oicio1cii-:: 33 o'o u 01 ui 01411411 01 ui ui trivia: ui ui oi 1010101 i pci- 3-- Y--- - .-.. .:.::::::.:.:.:.:.:::.:.:... E Q 1 .,: .. .. .......,.....,...,....,. : L- f 5 ,,... Y, ,,., H Q3 TMS. A .l 5 U ,. Q U ! it l! ll ii Third Row: David DeHeck, james Kleymann. Charles Voss, Lowell Alexander. Ray- ,. mond Nicholl, Jack Bussanmas, james Adams, Ivan Nirholl. ll Second Row: Mrs, Cramer tSponsorJ, Lewis Olson, William Reinholclt, Paul Emerson, II Betty Brick, Catherine Wood. Betty Kendall, Marguerite Brick, Audrey H Clark. it First Row: Doris Seymour, Elleen Dooley, Phyllis Strable, Wilma Hakes, jean Cline, Barbara Martens, Carol Millican, Donna Sinn, Faye Stroud. SliYliN'l'll NND lElGll'l'Il GR.-XIJIQ NEWS I lhe seventh :mtl eighth grade officers are William Reinholtlt, Presitlent: H Catherine Wood, Yice-presitlent: liaye Slroutl, Secretary aml Treasurer: aml Wilma llakes, Reporter. tt We hail a class partv on October 26 aml expect to have another one ll before the year is over. ll 'lihe seventh and eighth grade gave a program on December lr Mother Goose's Squamler Bug, which we put on tor mothers :mtl the high school. Thirteen girls were out for lligh School basketball this year. While some of us tlitl not get to play in the lligh School games. we believe that we gained a lot through practice and by playing preliminaries to lligh School games. lfour of the girls were on the traveling lligh School squatl. D.Ql C ' .--iililZliili'lCl2l3l1'lCl2.i5l lll9lCliii 34 o 0.0 --1 1 1 1 1 11 1o1..1.1 1 11.101 1-:ini-u-ininiezeza .,111111l41A1111,1 Q 0.0 u , . ..... I H FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES 2-::' ,, II A 1 l 1 1 :x ax o o :a a o o Third Row: Robert Milllican, Jack Strable, Roy Seymour, Robert Woods, Thomas Hill, Frank Strable, Francis Alexander, Charles Seymour, Bernard Cline. Second Row: Billy Hutchison, John Berg, Eugene Beck, Duane Stcwart,, Paul Wied- :I mann, Franklin LaFratte, Walter Annett, Robert Shelburg. First Row: Miss Simpson t'I'eacherJ, Marjorie Kelly, Patricia Van Buren, Marjory 0 Emerson, Mary Ann Seymour, Mary Frances Del-Ieck, Helen Kelly, i Margaret Barenberg. I Not in Picture: James Reinholdt, Eleanor Robbins. ll l7ll3Tll .XND SlXTll GR.-XDIS NEWS H . . . . . . ii We have had twenty-seven pupils enrolled this year, thirteen in the sixth and fourteen in the fifth. The following have had perfect attendance to date: lack Strable, Mary Ann Seymour. and lirank Strable. :- ln its third year Our Victory Club sold Stamps and Bonds, joined the junior Red Cross. and is planning to plant Victory Gardens. On it March I5, IO45, the people in our room had a total of ililllllll in Stamps E and Bonds. The officers of the club are: Mary F. Delleck. Presidentg Robert Millican, Vice-president: llelen Kelly. Secretary: Duane Stewart, Treasurer. The following are llonor Roll Students l'Grades and Conduct average at least WWI Sixth Grade: Mary li. Delleck, llelen Kelly. Marjorie Kelly. Duane Stewart: lfifth Grade: Bernard Cline, Robert Millican. Mary Ann Seymour. and Patricia Van Buren. Helen Kelly. winner of the Room Spelling Contest, was our entrant in the County Spelling Contest February 24. The pupils from our room helped present the Christmas program. December 22. Kittenball seems to be the most popular sport this year with the fifth and sixth graders, '- T T T' 'T T T'T'T''55-' T'T'T T'T'T'T 'T A oioviezczcz::napaic::1cific1-::i:::m::::::i:ze:c:e:.:z::ei:::i:o.a ll THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Il 9 Il r ! ., Y II it Il 1, ll ll II li ii ll ii li V ! ll ll Third ROW? .ltrry Adams, Elwin Mueller, Eric Mueller, Jerry Kleymann, Richard II Davitt, james DeHeck. II Second Row: Mrs. Pray CTeacherJ, Gary Sheehey, Harold Beck. Virgil Clark, Francis 1. Huss, Roland Woods, Bernard Hutchison. ll First Row: Patricia Cline, Phyllis Robbins, Janis Harvey, Patricia Miller, Patricia Seymour, Marlene Proudfit, Mildred Nicholl, Joann Klcymann. H Not in Picture: Margo Findlcy. ii ll 'lilllRD XYD l3OUR'lill GReXDlf YFWS ll Our school year began with an enrollment of twenty-six pupils. We lost seven pupils during the year which included Dennis Bright, jimmy Burch, ii Mary liwing, janis llarvey. lirancis lluss, Gail Annett. and Marilyn liisher. 'lihose with perfect attendance are: Marlene Proudfit, Patricia Sey- ,, mour, Bernard llitchinson, Mildred Nichols. and Roland Woods. At our llalloween party the following mothers attended: Mesdames lxleymann, Adams, Mueller, Proudfit, Delleck, Nichols, Woods, Robbins. and liindlev. ll Our Christmas operetta was given December l6th. lt was well attended ll and the pupils in it worked hard to make it a success. , 1. ll We have enjoyed working on the following units this school year: H ll pioneer unit. airplane unit, Indian unit, liskimo unit. and we are now busy in our grocery store. We have correlated these units with all of ,, .r A ' hjects II II DUI' SU .. I Our students are buying many savings stamps weekly from Miss . , . . . . Simpsons room. Mildred Nichols and Dennis Bright have purchased a II twenty-five dollar war bond with their stamp savings. ' Those who made an average of 90 per cent or above for the first semester were: jams llarvey, Patricia Miller, jimmy Burch, jerry Kley- mann, Marilyn Fisher, and Margo Findley. .. -- ------ - ll 0 --:il--7-1:-:-14191-:i:::i:-3:1490 36 ' 11 1 1n1c1.1::1c:1c1c1e1 1 1 1 1:1 1 1:1111 1 1 1 1c FIRST AND SECOND GRADES , , , ,,,.-f..,.t.... ....1,.. ,.... ,...-. ., , ...E 'R C nr Third Row: Paul Klemn, Junior Adams, Tom Hutchison, Richard Dooley, Donald Alexander. Second Row: Georgia Bussanmas tTeacherJ, Duane Proudfit, jerry Hutchison, Norman Husted, Lynn Harvey, DeWayne Stroud, Glen Beck. First Row: Marilyn Kay Middleswart, Catherine Cline, Dorothy Maye Seymour. Linda Morrison, Rachel Kelly. Thelma Bradshaw. Not in Picture: Robert Ludescher, Earl Seymour, Anna Belle Gloshen. William Gloshen, Gretchen Mueller, Carol Sue Iverson. lflRST AND SECOND GRADE NEWS We enrolled thirty-one students on August ZS hut Robert .Xnnett left us in September, so we had thirty pupils until the beginning of the second semester. Since then Tommy Burch, Raymond liairholm, Otto Huss, joann liisher. Lynn llaryey, and .loanne Burg have left us, thus reducing our numher to twenty-tour. Duane Proudfit and DeWayne Stroud are the only ones who have heen neither ahsent nor tardy all year. Lynn llarvey and Joann Burg have averaged llltl in spelling. We took part in the Christmas operetta Santas Vacation. Our rhythm hand also played numbers and -sang hetween acts. The second grade especially enjoyed playing The Three Bears and Billy Goats Gruff for the third and fourth grades. Our major unit this rear has been the farm unit in which our whole room participated. 37 1:-21:11:11:izringci-cinioiciazicicicisiurzoz::ci:i: GALLOWAY FUNERAL HOME Norwalk, Iowa Phone 2571 AMBULANCE SERVICE Member State and National Funeral Directors Association 1:1:T::111011114:1:-:-:.inc-rn-1:1:ic:1:ini-1:1-1:-ici:-1:1 LAUNSPACH'S STUDIO Portraits That Please L. H. LAUNSPACH. Proprietor West Side Indianola Phone 46 --'A--1------u--g--u-uqsa-u-n-n-r-0-'-----Ai-'--1 JOHN F. WOOD Plumbing, Heating, Oil Burners, Stock Tanks, Windmills, Furnace and Stove Repairs, House Wiring, Guttering, Bottle Gas, Electric Pumps and Refrigerators, Light Fixtures, Radio Service NORWALK, IOWA I. W. W I N T E R FROM , I A Veterinarian FRIEND Phone 2572 NORWALK, IOWA FRANK LICKTEIG GOOD EQUIPMENT + EXPERIENCE I SATISFACTORY SERVICE MARTENSDALE IOWA -38 1.,:-ic-------V-1 -1,1.,,..,.....-1-1,1,.1-..::1-..,1c1:u1..1..1u,1.,1..1.ii BERKSHIRE BREEDING STOCK At All Times If you want thick, quick maturing, easy feeding hogs.-I invite you to my farm to see my Berkshires. I believe they will please you. J. A. CRAWFORD 8: SONS IN PHONE 37F11 DIANOLA, IOWA, R. 2 -,-,-,,-.,-,-.,...-..-,.-, W-,---,---,-,-.---.----- WEEKS 6 GRANT ij INDIANOLA LOCKER Dentists SERVICE U Have Your Own Fresh Meats Phone 104 At All Times Indianola, Iowa Phone 20 --- --T-,---------.,---.,----- D-X SERVICE LEO FRAZIER SARGENTS FEEDS ll UPSTAIRS ! BARBER sHoP One Mile North . of Norwalk ' Indlanola, Iowa Q Clocks Repaired FARMERS IMPLEMENT STORE McCORMICK DEERING FARM MACHINES Parts 6 Service INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Lloyd Case, Prop. Phone 198 39 0102151-i:1:1:1,i ixizrzi 1 1 1 1 ..-Ain..--1:1 1-1 in UNION STATE BANK WINTERSET, IOWA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation rinzuzoinioic1:1cicic1:io:c1o1ci:1o1c-:-o1 ! MILLER'S SKELLY DAWSOQWHQJEARBER SERVICE Where Old Customers Are Gas and Oil Appreciated and New Cus- Tires and Tire Repairs fomers We'C0 'e Martensdale, Iowa Sixgiafgjfy igfvilre GEORGE THE CHILI KING Complete Fountain Service in Light Lunches and Sandwiches Dial 3-8914 200 Seventh Street Des Moines, Iowa 1:zzni:nz:i:i:ini:::::::.i4::c:c:.:c:c.-:L-:oi:ic-icicicixiri MARTENSDALE LUMBER 8: GRAIN CO. Sell Us Your Grain Everything in Building Material - Coal, Lumber, Cement, Sand, Hoghouses, Brooder Houses CHET HALLER, Mgr. Phone 103 MARTENSDALE ,1r:l:ixi:i:::..-:T,:: ..-:1-:1-:.-:-:.1:...7:i:::i:1:i:-zixiri METCALF OIL CO. Distributors of Phillips 66 Products Phone 870 Indianola 1unu1nvn1ulu1,m1.m1,... 1 ... -. ... in..-.,.,,1,.,l1 1 1 1 1 1 1nui1nn...nu1uu1nn 40 u1c::::1r1n:r:i::ni:s.:c1:1:.t:ainiaici:-gniniciniuininznini NORWALK-CUMMING STATE BANK Norwalk, Iowa New Virginia, Iowa Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ::in1:ioi:i:ioioioimini- 1:1:101-1:zniuiznizzioiznz-:ini LOGUE'S BARBER DON M. NICHOLL SHOP General Trucking Where Old Customers are Anything - Anytime Appreciated and NewCustomers Any Place Welcome N91-Walk Iowa E MARTENSDALE, IOWA I PARKER DRUG STORE FORT DES MOINES See Poultry Remedies LIME SULPHUR. ARSENATE LEAD CAPITAL CITY STOCK DIP 1--141411-1''sA----------'-u-----1--11:1---- ---u4'--- Congratulations 10 5 c. H. MITCHELL. M. D. Senior Class lndianola, Iowa INA MORTON County Treasurer Office Phone 522 Res. 111 i:::i:1:icis1:1:1:i:ici:i:i:i:i:1:i:i:.1:i:i:1-:i:1- Mrs. Opperman: Gerald, I notice you and Betty have the same speed in typing today. Gerald: Yah, we get along pretty good together. n..,Y,7-..o1c---..-..-..-.-isA--Y--I----i2lC-v-----f------ HENDERSONS FURNITURE . . . HARDWARE FARM MACHINERY East Side Square Winterset 41 :iq 1:-:1-ci-n:-ci-ciniaisiuio --'---A- A- - -s-..-J11:1-1L1--1L11-141 KATHRYN'S WINTERSET, IOWA Kathryn Peters Ph. 59 AIKINS 6 ALLEN Satisfactory Footwear WINTERSET, IOWA c -:o1n:-c------'1:c--'------- FOLSOM CAFE The Best In Home Cooked Foods 3207 S. W. 9th St. NELLIS' BARBER SHOP N. W. Corner of Square Indianola, Iowa -a1c1.:1J1..-u 3:19311 HARTZLERS Electric Service and Supplies Service on all Makes of Radios Phone 34 INDIANOLA, IOWA H. C. CRISWELL Feeds - Seeds - Salt and Supplies Indianola, Iowa CROW'S SERVICE GARAGE Allis-Chalmers Tractors and Farm Machinery A11 Kinds of Welding and Repair Work Phone 156 West Des Moines, Iowa q14p1 CI-IAS. E. TUCKER lowA FARM BARGAINS 4 71, Farm Loans wlN1'ERsE'r, IOWA Bring your Produce to ARMOURS CREAMERY Winterset, Iowa pjo1oi r-all-1151-'----I--'1-'lzrioi - -.,-U..c1:, we-7---7------f---A-l i:i:i::io1c:c1n1-1:4-ci: 101-: ART AND BUD AL 6 DINTY'S General Blacksmithing ! BARBER SHOP Portable Elexricland Acetylene ! North Side Square winterset eldmg ! l MARTENSDALE 5 glfgdgf We Appreciate Y B iness INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER THE COMPANY WITH THE COMPLETE LINE OF Farm Machinery. Including Trucks Maytag Washers. Hardware. Benjamin Moore's Paints IHC and MAYTAG SERVICE C. F. MARTENS ---,-,-.-1o1c-----.-1-.-.,- ,1,1,-1c1,1,1,f.1,1,Eoio1c THE SCHWANER HARNESS STORE Standard Harness for Madison County Since 1870 R. B. PACE, Owner Telephone 286-W Winterset. Iowa -,,,,,7r--i.-1c-.,---.-1c-- F REY'S HATCHERY BABY CHICKS - SUPPLIES REMEDIES - CULLING WINTERSET IOWA m1p1010 LIPPOLD BROS. General Trucking St. Marys, Iowa , -A-A-fl---if-----'i 43 , 1.1 1,1..1..1.1,,1..1,.1u1..1u1 .1 1 .1 -c--Q A-a-f------ '-'--c---oqno1c---'-g--:'-1c-f-c- MADISON COUNTY DON'S BARBER SHOP IMPLEMENT CO. JoHN DEERE WeSf Side Parts and Service of Square Winterset, Ia. I d. 1 I Ph. 135 Res. Ph. 162 n lam a' Owa ALLIS - CHALMERS SALES AND sEnv1cE I have trained men and a complete parts stock and can give you the best possible service on your AC Tractors 81 Harvesters GUY HORNADAY On Highway 69 West Side Sq. Indianola Phone 204 ninnioinnioiuioioioioiozoioio 1 1: 1- 01011: 1 1: 1- c 1- n 1- -: 11 :: 14 : -1 1: 1- ug BRIGGS 6. HORNADAY Insurance - Real Estate WESTERN AUTO Associate Store Loans TIRES, BATTERIES, RADIOS Indianola Iowa Locally Owned by Ph 12 C. W. Boltz West Side Square 9011111xi:1014wif14rin1111141301ni:r1u1o1o1u2u1o1u1lriaiwbio10Q MODERN RECAP EQUIPMENT JUST INSTALLED O K TIRE SI-IOP On Highway 65-69 610 N. Jefferson Indianola, Iowa PECK ELECTRIC SHOP LUCAS CAFE North Side Short Orders of Square west Side Indianola, Iowa Indianola, Iowa min n in in ll II ii E! ll I o'o 44 u P2-fl----I1---C-Mini..-o-9.-Ifdi..1c1..1c1,.1..1.n1n1n.1n1 ln NICHOLAS DEHECK FURRIER Cleaning, Remodeling, and Storage 212 Kresge Bldg. Phone 3-7715 Des Moines 117111,1-,a-,-,,1...-04..- 1. -..---......1. 101 1-11.lnlol..1r:1r:1c1.u1o1c:1r:..-1-1 CONEY ISLAND LUNCH Famous Coney Island Sandwiches Phone 3-9695 201 7th Street --1 -------A---------:Qc 1..1.v1..1ei..-..,------e.. Des Moines, Iowa -:1:i:i:1:1:u1:i:::i:iio1e Divine Service Station Texaco Products - Tires Batteries and Lubrication Towing Service Night Phone 264W Station Phone 133 400 4th St., West Des Moines ROGER'S JEWELERS Graduation Gifts Watches-Diamonds-Jewelry Lowest Prices in Iowa 317 7th St. Des Moines iota,,1,1,1,.i..1,1og-:1:2--e-..-..-..-- 1.1 1.1- 1 V. V. KIRBY. OPT. D. Glasses of Proven Merit 503 Fleming Building Des Moines, Iowa y1iv:n1o3fn1oifnirv1fn1o 1oioioin1cr1o:o Winterset Community Auction Inc. Plenty of pens for livestock. We sell by Head or Weight We appreciate your consignments Barn Phone 555 WINTERSET, IOWA '1 ac---a1r-r--gpc- HOLLIDAY'S Home Made Candies East Side Square Winterset, Iowa MANBECK Motor Sales 6 Service Chrysler-Plymouth Federal Truck Dist. We buy All Makes of Cars 1314 Locust Des Moines 28 Years Ot Serving A Iowa Motorist fic-v-V------1-J-c---as..-..-,-eiegnq, .. ., C ,N-pi, J , 1.54 MARK EVERY GRAVE - Y- - ., .. - ....n1n:1-1.1r1 r.-1.-.,-.---.-- -- VIRGIL SMITH Home and Auto Supplies WINTERSET, IOWA PHONE 123 Truck and Tractor Tires V , , , Y , ,ivi-13141,7,101u101n...n1..1.,1-1 .- -..-:C EASTER'S STORE Groceries, Meats, Dry Goods, Hardware NORWALK. IOWA 1 '1:icicz11:is1Qiclzzzwiainiaiu:-..nvinixivizmiuluzzzi- iz :: Q JOE MUTO FRUIT MARKET GROCERIES AND MEATS FRESH VEGETABLES 4-1287 S. W. 9th 81 MCKINLEY If You Want asiood Monument LINCOLN SODA GRILL J' W' L U N D Y Across from Lincoln High School INDIANOLAI IOWA Soda Fountain and Salndwiclhes Come to the shop and see what you buy Steel DES MOINES ! MARTIN MACHINE SHOP IF WE CAN'T FIX IT, GIVE IT AWAY Shaftings, Steel Bolts, Half Moon Keys, Taper Pins, Bronze and Cast Iron Bearing Stock Electric and Acetylene Welding Lawn Mowers Sharpened All Kinds of Machine Work ROY E. MARTIN, PROP. Indiunola. Iowa 46 11niav1o1o1o1o1o1cn1rr1o1rrio1o11:1o1o r1am li I I I I I! I 0:0 ,i i:rtci:r:c1:,e I u I H I u I u I !! II 4+ I n In I I u 1+ ll I !! ll Q 'nf que------AA--A---4-----------A-4--f------Af----s-A-- FIRE CASUALTY BONDS ALLIED AGENCY MUTUAL INSURANCE SERVICE 709 HUBBELL BLDG. Phones: Office 3-6148 Res. 6-7704 WAYNE REEVES, Mgr. ba.-..-cnlqiwiH11101..1,.1.,1..1..1:n1:u1..1n-c-r:-..-...1.-1L1,--- BUSSANMAS FUNERAL HOME OUR MOTTO COURTESY AND SERVICE Distance Means Nothing to Us ' Store Phone 801 Residence Phone 805 BEVINGTON, IOWA STERLING ICE 6 MARIE BEAUTY SHOP PRODUCE 210 North Howard CARGILL - NUTRENA Phone 651 Indianola 49 1-1--.,1...-.,1,.1..,..1.,1,ng11..1..-.,1u.1.rz1.1...-..-----11.-1l1- LEE A. BEYMER When in Winterset JEWELER Stop at GRADUATION GIFTS North Side Square THE GOOD BAKERY INDIANOLA, IOWA Ph. 530 INDIANOLA COMMUNITY SALE Sales Every Wednesday LAWYER 8: SON Indianola. Iowa BURKEY CAFE East Side Square Indianola, Iowa ,,,,-,,,1A,,--,.,--Y4A-..4..-..,,.....-..-E-..-,.-.,,.,-.,- ,7..,-- JONES SHOE STORE CALL Peters, Gold Cross and Wol- C. M. H A K E S verine Shoes For Ball Band Rubber Footwear phoenix Hosiery General Trucking East Side Square Indianola, Ia. Phone 522 Martensdale STROUD'S GROCERY THE BRIARDALE sronz THE BEST FOODS AT RIGHT PRICES GROCERIES. VEGETABLES. MEATS. CLOTHING MARTENSDALE, IOWA --:----,--.---.- Z -- 55 - - -- ai z: :inixi1:1:lagsini-::::1n:iu:ic::.i::i :ini :1:i::::i '-io r21r:1,.1..1..1--.,----1--..-..-.,--..--A-.-H7------Y----f-Y1- Compliments of BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Indianola, Iowa 11915141-1-Yelp?A1-A7A1,1A1,7,,7,,7,1,1,,,,-,L-- INDIANOLA CREAMERY Redman Pasteurized Milk Butter Ice Cream Phone 107 214 N, Howard Indianola, Iowa i:i::i:i :i:i91o1ci HUGH HORN ADAY HARDWARE Indianola, Iowa Phone 84 Skelgas John Deere Drugs Glass Paints L. H. MYERS Druggist North Side Square Phone 18 lndianola PEMBLE 6 SON Hardware, Sporting Goods, Dinnerware, Stoves, Glassware Electrical Appliances INDIANOLA, IOWA ,-,,,-,....-..-,-1-1-I,--,----1--..-----L---1-7----- -..-..--1,.-Y-I-..v.,-..--1----...-ui----A1--.,--1,-io: BOOK SHOP Gifts and Music School Supplies North Side Indianola QUALITY CLEANERS West Side Square Phone 167 LEE BISHOP PORTABLE MILLING NORWALK, IOWA in-..-ei--,.--1,--.--1..1..---01-----....-1-1--:v1c1--:i.1 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF '45 DOROTHY 6 RODDY llll?E liw w .A-.un III I L WEST SIDE SQUARE -1,1-1-1,,1.,1:14:1..1..1,----791-. oi- 91, ..-1..-egc1-1-1-1.,1..1-1 :1:1:: :i:i::i::1:::::i:x1ngc r: is1011-1---r-c-1-r----u+f-'-' ll M. B. CUNNINGHAM GREG o. THOMAS 5 M, D, H Portable Milling Physician and Surgeon II Residence Phone 2671 6 Prole Igwa H NORWALK, 1owA lill?liii?1Illlil15-TI:-i'llll:LAC5ll5YCll3lIllllilliiiZflclllllflif-iilkl f 2 E. A. MILLIGAN 5 SON ll II DAN THOMAS f LUMBER COMPANY U Q Building Materials MlD'c0N-HNENT And Feeds H PETROLEUM PRODUCTS H Phone 3R2 PROLE IOWA U Cumming Iowa ' ll I COMMUNITY ELEVATORS, INC. - BUY 6. SELL GRAIN is FEED A. H. LARSON, MGR. Phone BR3 zz:ic1minini.:i::1n:in1ui::1u:1i: Cumming, Io-wa Fi-4r7's-c-r--n-1x-s-c-n- - -----i ---1 -wi 1 1 1:1 If you get hungry in MARTENSDALE Come to the new NORWALK CAFE Sunday Dinners by Appointment Meals - Lunches - Short Orders MR. AND MRS. FRED D. Mc AFEE T:..:..:.,:.,:.,:..:..:..:.:..:..:.T..:..:2:,:.:.:.:..:..:.:..:.:., FT. DES MOINES GARAGE il CHITTENDEN PRODUCE S. W. 9th Xl A. P. RO. Pqglh-Y, Eggs, 6 Creqm Phone 3-7832 Indianola. Iowa Des Moines, Iowa U Phone 297 GEIL COAL YARD E MILLER DRUG STORE S. W. 9th 8: A. P. Road 11 West Side Square COAL. ICE 6 FEED l! Phone 4-5826 J. R. GEIL Winterset Iowa i 'ililiilililif 52 o WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE CHURCHES CATHOLIC ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH OF ASSUMPTION CHURCH CHURCHVILLE MARTENSDALE MARTENSDALE WICK COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH Jumbo: Everytime I drink out of this fountain I get something Mrs. Griffith: What? Jumbo: Water. i:1:1:i:i:1o1::i:::ifici:iris:-:i:i::i:1:i:1:1:i:i:1 DEHECK SERVICE STANDARD on. PRODUCTS, COLD DRINKS SANDWICHES JOHN KLEYMAN TANK WAGON SERVICE OIL AND GREASES f--------v-----A--------AA----:,----,-.--gA--TD-..-A-.3 53 i '-:v1c-a1c- if---:ic----g'--le-A-'-1 ---1411A-' 1 idiiezq '--'---4:------sic-c 911:1cicininznioiainri-min: . Baby Chicks - Feeds sTEwART's RESEARCH HATCHERY Everything in the Poultry Line Phone 6 Indianola, Iowa Williams Insurance Agency FOR YOUR INSURANCE Next Door to Post Office Indianola, Iowa .tciczmzin:::i::1::ir:1r:1u:iw::c1-ni zifnici1-:n:1::i::1n:iui::.: 1 Compliments of Sheriff Lewis Johnson Indianola, Iowa L. D. CARPENTER DENTIST Phones: Office 1613 Res. 134 INDIANOLA, IOWA 1ozninzi1:24:1010:n10:n10:41n..-uixr,--mains.--411niuinininz : OTKINS EAUTY Permanents - S5 and Up Phone 35 Indianola Collings Clothing Store Suits Made to Measure A Full Line of Furnishing Goods East Side Square, Indianola p0i4.-1.1c.....1..1-.-..1..-..-vii.-w..?:v11 TRIMBLE SHOE STORE East Side of Square Indianola, Iowa R. M. HARRISON C0- 5c. 10c to Sl Store Indianola East Side Square Compliments of MARLYS WALKER Clerk of District Court Maid-Rite Sandwich Shop Located at Intersection of 92 and 65-69 Indianola, Iowa SHROYER PHARMACY HOMER V. SHROYER, PH. C. THE REXALL s'rom: ON THE connzn S. W. 9th and Park Avenue Dial 3-8510 Des Moines, Iowa i104:11:1sic.:-1:4-m:in:i:::.n: qjn1ojfx1 1,-11.1-1.11-1.1414-.-----7A-,,---..Qf-A-,,--.,-e7- PEOPLES TRUST 8: SAVINGS BANK Capital and Surplus 8160.000 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Indianola, Iowa 1. 1q1,,1..1..1.,1..1,.1..-...------- THE DINER Meals. Lunches Short Orders Located on Highway 69 RUBLE SKELLY SERVICE 201 N. JEFFERSON Tires Batteries Tubes G reasing Tel. 119 1-11111 ---..-,ir01ezc1-1,.1..1 1 Compliments of ISABEL ALLEN County Recorder Indianola, Iowa Don't Fence me in just Let me go to LAMS To buy my clothes 514 Locust Des Moines 1 n c-1-1-1.....1 HYDE'S SERVICE STORE EAST SIDE SQUARE INDIANOLA, IOWA BUS BURNETT SERVICE STATION PHILLIPS 66 PRODUCTS INDIANOLA, IOWA Ph. 870 ---144---'l'- iozcizi 1..1-----1 COMPLIMENTS OF M. A. MCCONNELL GIDEON GARAGE Tires. Batteries. Towing And Repairing Ph. 2451 Norwalk, Ia. CONKLIN'S BARBER SHOP Appreciates your Patronage West Side Square Indianola, Iowa ---I---.Q,.---..-..-..-LL- i::.in.i 1 1:1 1 --.-12.-1:-1:1-: Autographs 1 --:ici -c-:-1:-Q-gc-1:-ia..-: 56 -. ,1 .4. --- ' --4- - T- N -.'b., - - - . -- 1 . :P '1:'eW' AP if -' QX-311:92 'f 'GT . . . .. . .- -. .- - va - - f - ' .--,11-1'11-1'1:-.'f,'- :. . ' f - .2 fl, ,ff '11-2. 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