Martensdale High School - Martins Tale Yearbook (Martensdale, IA)
- Class of 1946
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Vs.-V -'-H . , V, Vi. . -'mv aw -V 'A 'L - 'L H ' Li ui ',,, E A -1 V, u v 1 'VE '-'VV -' ' V V-' V V 1 V ug 5 , J V : ,,-.- V 4 2 ' f'- U MQ 70? deaf The Class of T946 The Eighteenth Hnnual MARTTNS TALE MARTENSDALE HIGH SCHOOL MARTENSDALE, IOWA I FOREWORD AS we come to the end of our last year at Martens- dale High School, we, the Senior Class of 1946, leave in this eighteenth edition of the Martin's Tale a reeornl of the events of the past year. We hope this annual will be a living 111en1o1'y of the happy days spent at Mar- tensdale lligh. I I -xv -1- 2 -1- t- ------- --- - -'-- - '--' - '--- - --f- - -+-- - ---- - '1-' - '--1 - -'-' - ---' ------- - I - -1- Board of Edacafrbn Back Row: Robert Morrison, Loren Proudfit, Phil Miller Front Row: Sec. john Seymour, Pres. Raymond Martens, Merle Millican if 11' 'A' 'il' FACULTY R. H. CRAMER . . . . Superiiztendent, Coach, Snrial Srience. Agriculture MRS. R. H. CRAMER . . . . Home Iimizmizitrs, Literature, N. S. MRS. l..-KNDES5 . . MARY UPPER MAN junior High, Civics, liuglish Mathematics, General Science, junior High . . Typing, Shorthand, Guverrztiieitt, Iuninr High MRS. ROBERT IWCBRJDE . . . Glee Club Miss GENEVIEVE SIMPSON . . Fifth and Sixth Grade MRS. ALYCE SNOWDEN Third and Fourth Grade Miss GEORGIA BUSSANMAS . . First and Second Grade Custodian DORWIN A1,ExANOuR . rf: 'A' 15: il' BUS DRIVERS Henry Seymour, Walter Annett, Frank Adams, George Middleswnrt. George King, Oliver Frazier I-nu,M1nu,,,,,1un.-rm.-un-..m-um... 1n1nnl.-un-. 1 1 1 .. .. .. .- 1 1 .-an 3 DEDICATION WE, the Senior Class of 1946, wish to dedicate this eighteenth edition of the Martin's Tale to all the servicemen and women who so faithfully answered the c-all to colors. Nothing we van write or say would show our sinc-ere appreciation to them. May we all strive to do our utmost to make this a real home, community, and c-ountry, of which they will always be proud. 4 ole IIII-uI-- II1 II 1-1111 I in -I 1I -III1 1 I --1111 IIn:m1IIII1IIn MARTENSDALE HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL COLORS Royal Blue and Gold SCHOOL MOTTO Through thick and thin For Martensdale will win. -A' 'A' it 'A' M. H. S. SCHOOL SONG CMusic, On Wisconsinuj 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 the-y'll be For Martensdale High. 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. 'A' ii' 'A' it HIGH SCHOOL SUBJECTS FRESHMEN: General Science, English, Algebra, Home Economics, Agriculture SOPHOMORES: English, World History, Home Economics, Agriculture, Geometry JUNIORS: Typing, American History, Govemment, Economics, Physics SENIORS: Typing, Short Hand, Business Arithmetic, Advanced Algebra 'fr it 'A' 'lt ANNUAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief . ROBERT WIEDMANN Assistant Editor FAUNE MAXWELL Prophecy . MIRNEY MAR'fENS History and Will EDITH HENDRICKSON Dramatics . DOROTHY WILSON Athletics .... MARILYN HUNGET Advertising XVILLIAM CROW CHARLES RIeINIIoLoT Class News . . Rose ANN EMERSON Honor Roll .IEAN BROWNLIE Alumni . . ,IANE SPICK ...- I.-I..-. .- - I- II- .I-I..-............ ...-....- ...... ..... .... ........,......-....- .... .... .- ..-... 5 SENIOR! Clasx Malin: 'l'OIJ.'XY DliClDliS 'l'0lNl0RROXY Class Cffflurx: AQl'.X AND ORCHID Claxv l lm.'er: Wllllli CARNlA'I'ION if ik if ik IQXNIQ SPICK l'ifkI4 Well, you Dumb Buzzard you! Band 1, 2 Dramatics 3, 4 Declamatory l G1 Cl h 4 ee u Class Treasury l, 2 Homecoming Queen 2 Secretary 1, 2 Annual Staff 4 bition: Travel ROSIQ .NNN IEMIERSON Rosh you kidding! Winterset 1, 2 Dramatics 4 Annual Staff 4 Glee Club 4 Ambition: To be a hostess .P -In-u - Quan 1111 vu-nu 111111111111 lf' 6 Q.. nl nn I nu n I in nu u..1n-I-1.......,,,.-,,,.......-...,-...,-...-....-H..-I..11-...un-,.-I... ,P MARILYN IILTNGET Only Boy, do my leet hurt! Spring Hill l, 2, 3 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Declamatory l, 2 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 4 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 Letter Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Ambition: Private Secretary DOROTHY WILSON Dorf I don't get it. Band l, 2, 3 Glee Club 4 News Reporter 2, 3 Vice President 4 Queen Candidate 4 Dramatics 2, 3 Annual Staff 4 Ambition: Nurse ROBERT WIEDMANN Bob Oh G-G-Gosh. Basketball 2, 3, 4 Letter 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Letter 2, 3, 4 Letter Club 2, 3, 4 Class President 3 Letter Club Vice President 3 Letter Club President 4 Scholarship 2 Dramatics 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Ambition: Sports Official MIRNEY MARTENS Min WouIdn't you like to know. Band 1, 2 Glee Club 4 Class President 2 Homecoming Queen 3 Dramatics 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Letter Club 2, 3, 4 Scholarship 1, 2, 3 Declamatory 1 Ambition: Home Ec. Teacher 4... .... .., . .. ... . .. .. .................-....-....-....-..........-....-....-.,..-....-...-,..-.,..-.. .4. 7 ...-...-. -,.-.... -.-..-.-. -..-. -..- - -.. nb ITAUNE MAXXVFLI. Fern Well, oi all the nerve! Basketball 3. 4 Band 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 4 Secretary and Treasurer 3 Treasurer 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Scholarship 1 Letter Club 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Ambition: Commercial Teacher IEDI'I'll IIENDRICKSON H1'.l'L1llk Well, the old goat. Glee Club 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 A mbition: Nurse -IIQXN BROWNIJIZ USPIITTIPIL' lt says here in fine print. Band 1, 2 Glee Club 4 Class Secretary 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Scholarship l Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Letter Club 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Ambition: To be a Private Secretary Wll.l,l.-XM CROW Hill Did you ever hear this one? Baseball 1, 2, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 4 Class Vice President 3 Class President 4 Band 1 Student Manager 4 Letter 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Ambition: To join the Navy ...................-....- ..-...-H.-.. - .... ......-....-....-.. ...... ...p 8 CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1946, being of sound mind, make, declare, and publish this to be our last will and testament. The Seniors leave their diplomas to the juniors, who think they deserve them anyway. William Crow wills his height and ambition to john Connors. jane Spick leaves her late hours to Audrey Clark and Betty Brick, who have so many dates after basketball games. Edith Hendrickson leaves her love for Tuna Fish and Noodles to anyone that will take it. , Rose Ann Emerson wills her ability to sell ads to the junior class. Marilyn Hunget wills her - - - - No, she says she needs everything she's got. Robert Wiedmann wills his ability to keep Hamm's house clean and to take care of johnnie to Phil Hunget. He also leaves his ability to get along with the girls to Gene McLaughlin. Faune Maxwell wills her way to love to Clarence Campbell who should already know from listening to her telephone conversations. Mirney Martens leaves her love for a certain junior boy to the Freshman girls, who would like to have him anyway. Dorothy Wilson leaves her love for sailors to Doris Seymour, who is always whistling at them. She also leaves her speed in typing to Ray Dooley, who is still on lesson ten. The Senior Class leaves, period. III1111.11111-.-..l1l.gl1.-111111111114 9 ......-....-..-,..-...-...........-.-......-.-......,.-......-.......-..-.-..-..-..-............-..--......-.........,..-...........-..-.........-..-...-..g. cgi? GLASS HISTORY The Senior class of I946 started its Freshman year with twenty-two pupils. During this year we lost Enid Hansell, Lloyd Faux, Robert Allen, Dale Hulbert, and Anthony LaFratte. We had two parties during the year with Miss Bassett as our sponsor and Gerald Stewart as our class president. Enid Hansell represented our class as candidate for Home- coming Queen. We started our Sophomore class with fourteen members. During this year we lost Bill Magnusson and Wayne Lucas. Richard Lathrum joined us from St. Charles. We had two class parties during the year with Mrs. Wallace as our sponsor and Mirney Martens as our class president. jane Spick was our class candidate for Homecoming Queen. She also was elected Queen. We started our junior year with eleven members, but soon lost Gerald Stewart who joined the Navy. We also gained Rose Ann Emerson and Edith Fulkerson. We had two parties during the year with Mrs. Cramer as our sponsor and Robert Wiedmann as our president. Mirney Martens was our class candidate for Homecoming Queen. She also was elected Queen. On November l, our class presented our class play, SIMPLE SIMON SIMPLE, 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 April IS. We started our Senior year with twelve overly ambitious Seniors. During the year we lost Richard Husted. Mr. Cramer was our class sponsor. William Crow was our class president: Faune Maxwell, treasurer, Dorothy Wilson, vice president, and jean Brownlie, secretary. Dorothy Wilson represented our class as Queen Candidate. We had our class pictures taken january 7th at Woltz's in Des Moines. Faune Maxwell, Mirney Martens, jean Brownlie, and William Crow are the only ones in the class who have had all their grade and High School training at Martensdale. Our class play, Border Buckaroos , was given March 19 to a large and appreciative audience. We have our Baccalaureate services, May Sth, and graduation May 8th, School will be out May l0th. I0 ----4 -.m.-mt.-gn1m1 au..u-un.1lu -i--u--- CLASS PROPHECY Upon returning home from a trip abroad I picked up a newspaper and on leafing through it I saw in big black letters, 'JOHNSON MODELS. After reading a little further I discovered that the Powers Models had been taken over by a young couple from Iowa. It seems that jane johnson had applied as a model and had gained fame so quickly she took over the company. The article said she attributed her beauty to being raised on a farm in Iowa. An idea struck me and I woadered if it could be the same jane that went to school with me, and when I looked her up I discovered her to be the very same. Of course when we started talking about old times we decided to inquire around and find out where all our old schoolmates were. jane knew that Dorothy Wilson was working in a Veteran's hospital in Chicago so we started out. After a few inquiries we found that Dorothy was a registered nurse now and very well liked by all the sailors. After feeling a few pulses and bidding some a short good-bye she We went straight to Des Moines and found that much a-buzz about the boys Basketball tournament be going on then. We decided to spend the evening To our surprise we found that Martensdale had won round and was playing a little town called Monona Iowa. We saw an old bent-over man take his place joined us. everyone there was which happened to watching the finals. its way to the final located in northern on the Martensdale bench. We finally decided he must be the coach and looking on the program we found his name to be Mr. Cramer and sitting beside him with a new lapel pin on her jacket was Mrs. Cramer. Ah! Now Monona's team came out on the floor. We found their coach to be none other than Robert Wiedmann, and there was a little lady sitting beside him who was none other than our old schoolmate, Marilyn Hunget, now Mrs. Robert Wiedmann. We later found out that their team was composed mostly of their own children which made a very good team. We won't say who won, but both teams tried to use the same plays. Mr. Cramer told us we could find several more of our classmates in Martensdale so we started out in two cars. We were soon lost when we entered Martensdale which had grown to be quite a large town. We decided to ask our way to the Fix Up at B and j's Shop. We entered and found William Crow running a very successful Barber shop and jean Brownlie was an expert beauty operator there. William and jean had gone through Beauty Culture school together but they were not married yet. People said William just hadn't got up enough courage to ask her yet. Faune, but no longer Maxwell, wired that she had just gained entrance to Dorsey's famous orchestra and that she found Edith Hendrickson was playing the drums and also instructing a few jitterbug classes on the side line. As soon as we found that out we wired for them to come immedi- ately. William and jean told us that Rose Ann Emerson McNeer was on a farm near Martensdale, so we gathered there and had a real party. We had a swell time, in spite of the fact that Rose Ann had a hard time keeping her little son in bed. 4' III 11111111 - 1 -u1un1uu 111111111-1 in as ll .-...-.................,.-...........-..-....-...........-...-..-..-..-..-.......,-.-...-....-...-.-......-..-..-..-........-..-.....-......-.-4. . Aug. Aug. SCHOOL CALENDAR 27-School Opens 3l-Baseball team scores 7-6 win over Truro Sept. 7-Freshman initiation Sept. 22-Baseball team loses to Truro in first round of sectional 6-5 Oct. 8-Mrs. McFarland, a substitute, takes Mrsf Griffith's place as teacher Oct. 15-Mr. Brom begins duties as teacher Oct. 20-juniors present Class Play, Aunt Samanthy Rules the Roost Nov. 5-Hot lunch program starts Nov. 7-Boys picked corn raised as a project Nov. 9-No school. Teachers meeting at Ames Nov. I3-Basketball teams lose to Carlisle in opening games Nov. 21-Annual Homecoming. Carroll Emerson crowned Homecoming Queen Dec. 3-Mr. Landess takes Mr. Brom's place as instructor Dec. I0-l4--No school. Flu vacation Dec. 20-Grades Christmas program Dec. 22-jan. Z-Christmas holidays jan. 7-Senior pictures taken in Des Moines jan. l0-ll-Semester tests. jan. 2l-25-Warren County Tournament Girls lose to Carlisle 27-l4 in second round Boys defeated by Norwalk in finals 25-12 lfeb. 6-Girls lose to Lorimor in sectional at Winterset l8-l6 Feb. 8-All High School party lieb. 28-Boys lose to Milo in sectional at Truro 35-26 March 7-Benefit game. School Board vs. Bus Drivers March I0-Seniors present Class Play, Border Buckaroos March 25-Baseball team defeats Spring Hill in opening game I9-l March 29-Hot Lunch program terminated Apri l l-April Fool April 5-Marilyn Hunget participates in State Preliminary Music Contest April lZ-County Music Festival Apri May May May May l 30-junior and Senior banquet 4-Sectional baseball tournaments start 5-Baccalaureate 8-Commencement I0-Schools out for summer vacation lZ ol: -U1un:11n-nu-nn1m1m-uru1m1nu1ml1mi1ru11n -H1nniuu-u1uu1uu1un-m1ui1nn1mr1uu1un-na-l11ul1ln1un1l1u1ln1ll1uu-uu1rm1n-u1u1m-1111 .,....,...-,,.. - - -,......- - -.,....-, -.... - -,..,.- - ..,- - -.,...,.. 4. JllNl0R5' Back Row: Merlyn Sinn, Ray Dooley, Francis Dooley, Richard Brown, Clarence Campbell, jesse Alexander Front Row: Mrs. Cramer CSponsorb, Mary Annett, Jeannine Sarchett, Phyllis Berry, Ruth Durham, Carroll Emerson, Mary Brick -:rf fe at fr JUNIOR CLASS NEWS The junior Class began the year with thirteen members. Richard Smith left us at the end of the first semester. Our class officers are: Merlyn Sinn., President: Clarence Campbell, Vice President: Carroll Emerson, Secretary-'lireasurerg and Phyllis Berry. News Reporter. Mrs. Cramer is our class sponsor. Lfnder her supervision we have enjoyed one class party so far this year. Carroll Emerson was our candidate for llomecoming Queen and was crowned Homecoming Queen in 1945. Under the supervision of Mrs. Opperman, we gave our class play, i'Aunt Samanthy Rules the Roost, October 29th. lt was well attended. With the proceeds from our play we plan to entertain the Seniors at Grace Ransom Tea Room for our junior-Senior banquet. Our class was well represented in basketball. The junior boys won the class tournaments and the junior girls were defeated by the Sopho- mores in the finals. nui1un1iin1ni- ii- -u-H1un111:11inn-nu-un1nn1 t-n-uu-tm-- ni1nn-11:11 I.-in-un-nu H... 11.1.1 1 -.,.-i... 1 1 1 1 1 1 ...i.. 11-1.11-i1.i-ii1iii 11+ 50Pfi0MORES Back Row: Raymond McLaughlin, Gerald Crawford, john Kleymann, Philip Bussanmas, Carroll Vonk Middle Row: John Connors, Eugene McLaughlin, Donald Wilson, Robert Newell, Mrs. Opperman fSponsorJ Fmnt Row: Betty Cummings, Margaret Wood, Nancy Allen, Ruth H:-witt, Mary Gilliam, Anna Mae Miller E W if 'fr SOPHOMORE CLASS NEWS lhe Sophomore Class started the year with liUllI'lCCIl memlwers. Cair- roll Yonk, at new memher, :ttlended West Tech in Des Moines lust year. Mary tiilliuni joined us in klillllldfj' from Lincoln lligh. Our class officers were: President. Gerald Crawford: Vice President, john Kleymunn: Secret:try-lreztsurer. Donald Wilsong and Newsreporter, Phillip Bus- S2lllI1lllS. Nlztrgznret Wood wus our clziss candidate for llomecoming Queen, and Ruth llewitt wus the letter Clluh Cztndidate. We were represented on the hziskethztll squzlds by two girls and five hoys, The sophomore girls took the class tournznnent. and the hoys were runnersup in their division. Nine hoys in the class are out for hzisehztll. We have enjoyed two parties sponsored hy Mrs. Oppermun, our class sponsor. ..1 .. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1i1.ii1i..i1.ni.1,,ii1,,,1in-.I,mi-.iii..iiii1ii.-..i,1iiii1in. I4 it ti..-.tm-un-1 -tm-mt-m-rt.-I -It-tm-mt-itI-mt-mt-n..nt..n-tt -1- -it-m-to-mt tofu FRESHMLW Back Row: James Adams, Charles Voss, Gene Harvey, Lowell Alexander, Ivan Nicholl, Jack Bussanmas, Philip Davitt Middle Row: William Reinholdt, Paul Emerson, Inez Hendrickson, Betty Kendall, Betty Brick, Audrey Clark, Joann Eagan, Mr. Landess fSponsorJ Front Row: Marguerite Brick, Martha Schumacher, Phyllis Strable, Lila Spick, Faye Stroud, Olivian Findley, Catherine Wood, Wilma Hakes af -:uf are it FRESHMAN CLASS NEWS When school opened there were twenty-six students who enrolled in the Freshman class. Since the first of the year we have lost four students. They are Marjorie Vonk, Charles and Nlary long, and Katherine Chit- tenden. There are six students that have had all their education at Martens- dale. They are Wilma llakes, Phyllis Strable, Charles Voss, Ivan Nicholl, William Reinholdt, and james Adams. Our class officers are: Charles Yoss, President: Lila Spick, Vice President: Catherine Wood, Secretary, Faye Stroud, Treasureri and james Adams, Reporter. During the year we had two class parties. Due to the change in the teaching staff we had two sponsors. They were Mrs. Griffith, and Mr. Landess. We had six girls and four boys out for basketball. Five boys are out for baseball. Catherine Wood represented our class as a Queen Candidate. There are nine students from our class who sing in the Glee Club. un,un,nniinn..nn1uii1 nu1nn1nu--11:11M1nu1nn1un1un-nn1nn-un-nn-nn--im-I n-mi1nn1nn siuin-un1:--n1Iu:nu-u1n1Iu1-I--aiu-nu1m111ml1In1n1In1Ivl:nI:l1n1n1u-n1-1:-un-41:11-U----Il:l11n1n1n1l:vIl--l-ss-In-aft u1IIu..-IIII1m.-IIn1IIII..mlm -Im 1uII-IIn1IIn1IIn.-un.-,firm -un ..Im 111.1 1m...Im1.,.. fl0NOR R0ll XVILLIAM ALLEN CLARENCE DOOLEY DONALD STEWART MAX BE.AM EYERETT BEALS HARRY HILL LYLE SEARS GERALD STEWART RICHARD ROEPER CLARENCE CRAWFORD DONALD WEAVER LEWIS QQULBERT DON WEIL ROBERT QQOELTING BQ.-KRIE WEIL LUTZ VERL ANDERSON WVARREN ROBBINS PAUL Mll.l.ER GEORGE SEYMOUR HAROLD NQCCONNELL ROY BANKS DOYLE WNHARFF -IACK JOHNSON ROBERT LOSE ROI.LA HENDRICRSON BETTY KELLOOC. jOSEI'II HILL LESTER ARCHER - WVALTER SHAW ROBERT SMITH H1 1III1IIII1IIn--Inuinn-IIII1IIII1nII1IIII1IIII-I PAUL ALEXANDER CHARLES JENKS GERALD WILSON FRANCIS KELI.Y CHARLES SPAIN BYRON BROWN FRANCIS HENDRICKSON KENNETH CROW LEO DUFFY KENNETH CRAWFORD GLENN WEAW'ER EARL MONROE JOHN F. HUSS KENNETH WHEELER CAROL SIMMONS HENRY WONDERI.IN DONALD ANDERSON LYLE REEVES CHARLES Wl'lARFF FRANK WHEELER DALE QQUTCHINSUN RALPH SPRAOUE EDWARD JOHNSON EUGENE CAMERON JAMES BUSSANMAS CHARLES STOCKTON ROBERT PARKER AUDREY HUSS ALVA KNARI' ,IAMES SPRAGUE -nu-Inulnlu 1u1m1 gl..-IIR-14141.11-. W1 Im... Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 4. -..,.- Quinn11a--uII--IIII--uIII1IuI1uII1III11uI11IIII1IuI:uI1uI1lI-IIII-IIII-IIII1III -III1-IIII1IIII1Im-IRI-IIII1IIII1I.'!0 Q I L i L T E ' If 0NOR R01 Z I L T ' T l 1 i i LYMAN GATES ELLIS ANNETT s I ALEXANDER BROWNLIE JOHN LORD T I ROBERT IIYLAND EMERSON STRAHAN T Q HAROLD MICPIAEL WALLACE BROWNLIE J 5 g EARL BUTLER GERALD WISE J T GEORGE BEAM JACK DUEF J f ELSIE XVALKER IvEs GILBERT MAYNARD i FREDERICK REINHOIDT RALPH HUSS' T f PAUL WALKER MERRILL WISE J E 5 I LOWELL HILL MYRON STRABLE I 5 i L NVILBUR BELL JUDSON LEE E ROY MARTENS ROBERT MURPHY L - I CLINTON WISE GAYLORD SIEDEL T BURL BEAM FRANCIS GALLAOHER i f ALICE GAVIN GARY HALL J J JOHN LINNANE JR.' LEONARD MCKINNEY I I I Q CHARLES NJCLAUGHLIN WILLIAM CELLAN L g JOHN L'ESTRANc.E JOHN SINN g T B. J. SAYRE GAROLD MCCONNELL i T THELMA CROW LUNDBOHM LEROY CASSADY T i I ORVAL HAKES EARL MILLER E L CHARLES SMITH JOHN SEYMOUR T Q RALPH WEAVER IAN SLAUGHTER T I 2 T WALTER BROWN JOHN MORGAN J T GENE FISHER LOWELL STRAHAN 1 f ROBERT HILL FREDERICK MURPliY I VINCENT DOOLEY JOHN FRYER i DALE MAXWELL FRANCIS MCLAUOHLIN EDWIN CROW JAMES .SHARON ROBERT ALLEN FREDERICK PARKER J T 1 Gold sm J H ! I 1 'ig'Iill!TIll-llIlTlllIllIlIltDllIlilllTlIIITl4lIlllIl1DllI ll Girl!! ll Illlllll Ill1TIlII 1MllTll!IillTNlTIl1I1Milli I7 ....-.-,....q. 15,1-1-1--.g..-5-1-1.1 1g1.,g1y--M1 .!n1u1u... Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q l 923 Mayme Anderson Black, California Bernice Voss Alexander, Des Moines Doris Michael Headrick, Califomia Crena Sarchett Stewart, Prole Lyman Gates l 92-L 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 192' ...J Ellis Annett, Washington 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 1926 Alexander Brownlie, Army August I-Iuglin, St. Charles Daisy Huglin Conway, California Jennie Monroe, Deceased 1927 Kathryn Crawford, Des Moines Merle Crawford, Indianola William Duffy, Chicago, Ill. Gordon Himstreet, Prole Susie Johnson Hastings, Deceased Kathryn Campbell Newell, Indianola Kathryn Shafer Perkins, Winterset Frank Smith, Des Moines Bonita Strahan, Deceased John Lord, Des Moines Marguerite Maxwell, Wick 1928 Roy Anderson, St. Charles Mary Forbes Hutchison, Prole Bernice Howell Duff, Earlham Robert Lockmiller, Norwalk Ruth Maine Wheeler, Des Moines Gertrude Reinholdt Bender, Des Arthur Speer, Prole Dorothea Spick Dunn. Norwalk Emerson Strahan, California Wayne Wheeler, Des Moines 1929 Moines Winifred Brownlie McCann, California Lorraine Lickteig Griffith, Ames Fern Martens Rcadhead, Coming Harold Michael, California Catherine Weil Lee, Des Moines Dan Wheeler, Des Moines 1930 Ernest Speer, Patterson 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 Burnette, Indianola Earl Butler, Army Thomas Cherry, Prole Raymond Lee, Norwalk Lillian Frazier Fouts, Waterloo 1931 Wilma Archer Allen, Des Moines Charles Beam, Patterson 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 Gerald Wise, Army George Kinnard, Des Moines Moines I ml-11111lulinn-ull-:mvnu-nu1-nu-un11m1ull...nlI-I 18 W1 .m1u,,1nl1m1qg1m,...g,1... M.. 4,- 1932 George Beam, Califomia 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, Califomia Delmar Shreeves, St. Charles Louise Siedel Green, lndianola Elsie Walker Ives, WACs Margaret Walker Berning, Indianola Frank Wheeler, Prole Grace Wood Gideon, Norwalk 1933 Fern Bender Thomas, Prole Margaret Evans Harris, Lorimor Ralph Huss, Deceased Duane Lee, Waterloo Pauline Lickteig King, Califomia Gilbert Maynard, Iowa City Aurolyn Perkins, Des Moines Frederick Reinholdt, Martensdale Merwin Strahan, Prole Maurice Stroud, Illinois Dan Thomas, Prole Paul Walker, Indianola Charles Wheeler, Prole Dorothy Wise Walker, Idaho Merrill Wise, Army Paul Martens, Martensdale 1934 Arlie Tillotson, Wick Mary Rose Smith Clayton, Des Jack Clarke, Cumming Lois Brownlie Fisher, Colorado Bonsell, Nebraska Marion Wilma Crow Cooley, Indianola Sophia Hypes Smith, Iowa Falls Lenora Howell Aldrich, Florida Lowell Hill, Runnells Lois Lee Stroud, Illinois Mary Jane Monroe Pray, Earlham Pearl Monroe Hill, Conger Myron Strable, Army Ina Spick Miller, Wick Phyllis Strahan Cleveland, Norwalk Esther Stockton Annett, Bevington Doyle Wise, Des Moines Eva Stroud Strable, Missouri Moines 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 Pauline Huss, Oregon Judson Lee, Dallas Center Maxine Strahan, California Ruth Howell Wilcox, New York Roy Martens, Martensdale Helen Jo Monroe Welch, Earlham Robert Murphy, Prole Maxine Smith Mosher, Liberty Center Franklin Stockton, Indianola Clare Weil Cain, Cumming Clinton Wise, Army 1937 Dale Melroy, California Gaylord Siedel, Des Moines Marjorie Weaver Butler, Britt Dorothy Crawford, Bondurant Harold Morris, Indianola John Walker, Spring Hill Burl Beam, Lincoln, Neb. Oliver Frazier, Martensdale Francis Gallagher, Ames Alice Gavin, WAVES Gary Hall, Detroit, Mich. Caroline L'Estrange, Florida John Linnane Jr., Deceased Leonard McKinney, Army Charles McLaughlin, Cumming 1938 Mary Louise West, Cedar Falls Reba Brownlie Cook, California Doris Crow Crabb, Indianola William Cellan, Martensdale John L'Estrange, Norwalk Philip Kellar, Des Moines Honora Hill Tovrea, Des Moines Eleanor Hadley Burton Paul Miller, Army Gerald Martens, Waterloo John Sinn, South Dakota B. J. Sayre, Drake Univ., Des Marcella Graham Weddingfield, Donald Smith, Norwalk :fu lu11lm1nu1nu-uu.-1111111111 mlm-ull.-.nn1nu1nu-un-nn:uni1lun1nn-- nu-uni un.. m-nn- m-- ui nfs 19 Moines Colorado 14.41 li: -r--- 1 - -uuznm1uu-un1111:11ul1nn1llu..uu1nu iiii L' ii l 939 Albert Gavin, Des Moines Georganna Meilike Morris, Indianola Garold McConnell, Indianola Florene Fryer Evans, Prole Keith Lee, Wick Joy Brownlie, California Thelma Crow Lundbohm, Martensdale Berline Frazier Kellar, Pittsburgh, Pa. Leroy Casady, Prole Alice Hoelting Leisher, Fairfield Mary C. Johnson Hutchinson, Des Moines Orval Hakes, Prole l Dorothy Reeves Spillman, Des Moines Joyce Martens, New Virginia Mary Hakes Stewart, Martensdale Dale Maxwell, Army Irene Wiedmann, Des Moines Francis McLaughlin, Drake University, Des Moines Edwin Crow, Navy james Sharon, Ames William Allen, Eldora Paul Alexander, Drake University, Des Moines , Melvin Martens, Martensdale Betty Crow Dooley, Martensdale Clarence Dooley, Marines Esther Brown, St. Paul Bible Institute James Halterman, Indianola Jane DeHeck, Simpson College, Indianola I9-1-0 1943 Leo Sinn, Prole Alice Miller Siedel, Des Moines Irene Sheehey Jones, Des Moines Jean Meilike, Des Moines Mary Janette Hill Miller, Norwalk Earl Miller, Norwalk Everyl Hakes Shafer, San Diego, Calif, Charles Smith, Chicago Marie Weil Lutz, Prole john Seymour, Army Agnes Miller, Cassady, Prole Walter Shaw, Cedar Rapids Audrey Huss, Oregon Ralph Weaver, Des Moines Veronica Harkin Bell, Bevington Ian Slaughter, Marines Walter Brown, Ames john Morgan, Air Corps Philip Martens, Martensdale 1 19-ll. l s1un Gene Fisher, California Catherine Gallagher, Deceased Armina Gallagher, St. Joseph's Convent, Ottumwa Charlotte Crawford Wilder, Indianola Lyle Reeves, St. Marys Robert Hill, Norwalk Edna Evans Taylor, Dubuque Lowell Strahan, State College, Ames Alice Mae McClintic Clemens, Des Moines Frederick Murphy, Army Georgia Bussanmas, Bevington Merallene Kellar Dooley, Des Moines Virginia Larson, Des Moines Catherine Wiedmann, Des Moines Vincent Dooley, Des Moines Dorothy Brownlie, California John Cassady, Prole Norma Michael, Des Moines John Fryer, Des Moines Ila Maxwell Butler, California Martina Harkins, Des Moines 942 Joe Seymour Jr., Prole Ruby Shafar, Somers 20 Charles Jenks, Navy Donald Stewart, Martensdale Gerald Wilson, Navy Max Beam, Martensdale Francis Kelly, Army Everett Beals, Army Lila Sinn Weddle, Minburn Helen Cassady, Des Moines Iona Rose Miller McLaughlin, Des Moines Dorothy Mae Reinholdt Spain, Norwalk Vivian Hulbert Shaw, Des Moines Mary Beatrice Kellogg, Marines Lois Hendrickson, Shenandoah Jeanne Brown, Cadet Nurse Irene Seymour Kelly, Martensdale 944 William Wiedmann, St. Charles Thornasine Gallagher, Bevington Orville Frazier, Simpson College, Indianola Louis Dooley, Cumming Delores Kelly, Des Moines Robert Spain, Norwalk Marda Sears Murphy, St. Charles Marguerite King, Des Moines Mary Catherine Eagan, Des Moines Charles Spain, Navy Harry Hill, Army Byron Brown, Coast Guards Wandalee Reeves Moede, Des Moines 1,945 Delore Berry, Des Moines James Dooley, Cumming Luella Jarman, Des Moines Betty Jean Eagan, Des Moines Lyle Sears, Navy Janette Martens, Wartburg College, Waverly Francis Hendrickson, Army Air Corps Mary Ellen Lee, Des Moines Gerald Millican, Simpson College, Indianola Rachel Martens, Drake University, Des Moines Donald Del-Ieck, Des Moines ,.-..i. un... WM, .- uu1uu1uu Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q I -i- n--1u-n-n-n-un-u-n-n1n-u-n-n-n--n-ni-nn-n--1m---in----u---1--un-41--n1n-n--4----n-n---In-u1--n-nl. Mrs. Waldernzar Rose Edwards . Pepilo . Tools Carr . Maggie Murphy . Marie 0'Toole . Mrs. Ezekial Bell Miss Day . . Elsie Bell . lim Lynn . SENIOR CLASS PLAY BORDER BUCKAROOS March l9, l946 E. 0To0le Van Graff . . Edith Hendrickson Mirney Martens Marilyn llunget . . jane Spick . Dorothy Wilson Carroll Emerson' . Faune Maxwell . Rose Ann Emerson . Mary Annett' . William Crow Sputters . ....... Robert Wiedmann Mrs. Opperman, Director 4' Juniors iff ir sir 'A' JUNIOR CLASS PLAY AUNT SAM.-XN'l'lfIY RULES THE ROOST October 29, I945 Aunt Samantlvy Sinzpkins ..... . Carroll Emerson Serena Sinipkins Sophie Simpkins Polly Paine . Annie Ambrose . Blanche Bowers . Lucien Littlefield Blair Boswell . Frank Fairfield . Lawrence Lovewell Buddy Baskins . Stage Managers jeannine Sarchett . Mary Annett . Phyllis Berry Mary Brick . Ruth Durham Clarence Campbell Richard Brown . Merlyn Sinn . Richard Smith Jessie Alexander . . . Raymond Dooley-Francis Dooley Mrs. Opperman, Director Z2 gin-an--min1ln1u1ll1m1nu--un1u11uu1uu1nm-ua--v-11:11m1ui1nu1un1uu1m1m1uu1nn1nu-nn-u:u1nl1!1l11u1uis-un-sn1un1uu1uu-sm-un-uu1m1ld!n Q... ..1m,.-y1n.1,,..-. 1r1l.r1....1,.,1.1 1..l1.,.1,.1 1 1...1,..1 1 1,r,1f,1 1... GLEE CLUB Back Row: Merlyn Sinn, Richard Brown, Clarence Campbell, Lowell Alexander, Carroll Vonk, Raymond McLaughlin, William Crow, William Reinholdt, James Adams Middle Row: Carroll Emerson, Mary Annett, Mirney Martens, Rose Emerson, Nancy Allen, Faune Maxwell, jean Brownlie, Lila Spick, Faye Stroud, Mrs. McBride, fMusic Teacherj Front Row: Wilma Hakes, Ruth Durham, Inez Hendrickson, Edith Hendrickson, Dorothy Wilson, jane Spick, Jeannine Sarchett, Betty Kendall, Catherine Wood, Marilyn Hungct iff 'fir is 11? This year we are enjoying a glee club, instead of Z1 band. Mrs. Robert McBride from lndianola comes every Wednesday and Friday to direct us. Marilyn Ilunget was chosen from our Glee Club to enter the State .singing contest at West Des Moines on April 5. Our Glee Club took part in the Musical Festival at lndianola on April 12. -in ....-....- ..- ...-....-....-....-...r-....-....-....-....-....-...... .... ..- ..- ...-....-....-....- .... r.-. -r... .. 23 ......,.-.-... - - - - - -.-,...,.........-,..-.....,.-U-..- -........-.-..., ..g. fiomecomlhg daeen QUEEN CANDIDATES ATTENDANTS: Catherine Wood, Margaret Wood, Ruth Hewitt, Dorothy Wilson QUEEN lseatedbz Carroll Emerson air 'il' if if This, the sixth year of Annual Homecoming Queen selection. was quite the same as previous years. A season ticket campaign was launched on November 12. The purchasers were entitled to vote for their favorite. This Campaign closed at 1:00 P. M. on Wednesday, November 27. The Candidates selected were: Ruth Hewitt, Letter Club, Dorothy Wilson, Seniors, Carroll Emerson, Juniorsq Margaret Wood, Sophomoresg Catherine Wood, Freshmen. The following program for the evening was under the direction of Mrs. Cramer: SONG BY GLEE CLUB ......... jubiIate SOLO BY MARILYN HUNGET . . Navajo Trail SONG BY GLEE CLUB . . . Chl What a Beautiful Morning PRESENTATION OF QUEEN . . . Robert Wiedmann Illllllilblrll 1 T11vvT IT TIIII1 Ivllllv Ilvl 1 1 1II1-II lrllllilllllnlllll 24 .K ml.-m1,,1 1 1 1,,,1..1y1 1.1, 1 1 1.1, 1 1 ,, ,I 4 , 4, LETTER CLUB Back Row: Robert Newell, Gerald Crawford, William Reinholdt, Jesse Alexander Clarence Campbell, john Kleymann, Richard Brown, William Crow Middle Row: Raymond Dooley, Merlyn Sinn, Anna Mae Miller, Jeannine Sarchett Phyllis Berry, Mary Annett, Robert Wiedmann, Raymond McLaughlin Front Row: Ruth Hewitt, Marilyn Hunget, Jean Brownlie, Faye Stroud Phyllis Strable, Faune Maxwell, Mirney Martens, Carroll Emerson Absent: Charles Reinholdt President, Robert BASEBALL Robert Wiedmann Merlyn Sinn Robert Newell Gerald Crawford William Reinholdt Jesse Alexander Clarence Campbell john Kleymann Richard Brown Raymond Dooley Charles Reinholdt 15: 'iz ik' it Wiedmann Vice-Presideni, Merlyn Sinn Secretary, Jeannine Sarchett BOYS' BASKETBALL GIRLS' BASKETBALL Robert Wiedmann Robert Newell Gerald Crawford John Kleymann Merlyn Sinn Jesse Alexander Clarence Campbell Richard Brown Student Manager William Crow SCHOLARSHIP Faune Maxwell Robert Wiedmann Jean Brownlie Jeannine Sarchett Mirney Martens Raymond McLaughlin Anna Mae Miller Marilyn Hunget Faune Maxwell Anna Mae Miller Mary Annett Ruth Hewitt Faye Stroud Phyllis Strable Carroll Emerson Phyllis Berry 4.. ....-....-....-....-...-...-l..-.f..-w.-...-...-....-..........-....-....-W-r.-....-....-....-.....i.. .... ... -4. 25 4. 11--.1-H --11-1 w----r4--u-r-1----i-- BOYS' BASKETBALL 1945-1946 Back Row: Eugene McLaughlin, James Adams, Raymond McLaughlin, Lowell Alexander Middle Row: Paul Emerson, William Reinholdt, jesse Alexander, Donald Wilson. William Crow, R. H. Cramer fCoachJ Front Row: Robert Newell, Merlyn Sinn, Clarence Campbell, Robert Wiedmann, john Kleymann. Gerald Crawford, Richard Brown iff iff it it A lack of size and experience was overcome by team spirit and team play, and the team finished the season with 8 wins, and 14 losses. A steady improvement was made throughout the season, and the boys hit their stride in the county tournament, where they defeated Liberty Center, who had de- feated them twice in the earlier part of the season, and went on to win over Hartford, displaying some of the finest basketball playing seen in the tournament. Their two victories qualified them for the finals. where they were defeated by Norwalk by a score of 25-12. Composing the starting lineup in the majority of the games were: one senior, Wie-dmzn.i: one junior, Sinn, and three sophomores, Kleymunn, Newell, and Crawford. However, Campbell and Brown, both juniors, saw a good deal of action in the latter part of the season. BOYS' BASKETBALL RECORD M. H. S. 12 Carlisle 13 M. H. S. 24 Patterson 21 M.H. S. 21 Spring Hill 18 M. H. S. 22 St. Marys 32 M. H. S. 21 Truro 36 M. H. S. 19 Norwalk 34 M. H.S. 11 New Virginia 44 M. H. S. 6 Truro 38 M. H. S. 21 Liberty Center 30 M. H. S. 16 New Virginia 22 M. H. S. 23 Spring Hill 20 M.H.S. 11 Norwalk 20 COUMY Tnuffwmenf M. H. S. 21 St. Charles 20 M. H. S. 40 Liberty Center 17 M. H. S. 22 Patterson I8 M. H. S. 30 Hartford 27 M.H. S. 18 St. Marys 37 M. H. S. 12 Norwalk 25 M. H. S. 11 St. Charles 26 , M' H4 S' 42 Peru 21 Sectional Tournament M. H.S. 8 Liberty Center 20 M. H. S. 26 Milo 35 ui- - - -- ----- -- - -lm-lm-n-nl-m.-m-n-.4n-m.-H-in-im-mu Zo 4... .,...., - - - - - - - - - ....,-,.- - -H.-. - - - -.- .... ......... GIRLS' BASKETBALL 1945-1946 we i -1 ,kgs as . Back Row: Mary Francis Del-Ieck, Wilma Hakes, Audrey Clark, Marjorie Kelly, Helen Kelly Middle Row: Mrs. Cramer KChaperonJ, Carol Millican, Doris Seymour, Betty Brick, Betty Kendall, Jean Brownlie, Barbara Martens, Mr. Cramer fCoachJ Front Row: Donna Sinn, Anna Mae Miller, Carroll Emerson, Faune Maxwell, Marilyn Hunget, Mary Annett, Faye Stroud, Phyllis Strable 'A' if it 12' It seemed that during the season of 1945-46, Lady Luck almost deserted the Martensdale girls' ponents, they managed Two losses were Madison County Runne In the first game a score of 27 to 19, the second round by a ball team, but despite all their hard luck and tough op- to win 9 times, and were defeated 12 times. to Norwalk, Warren County Champions, two to Truro, rs-up, and two to Carlisle, a State Tournament team. of the county tournament, the girls won over Lacona by but lost to Carlisle, a l946 State Tournament sextet, in score of 27-14. Hunget and Maxwell, and a freshman, Stroud, as forwards. With two seniors, with two juniors, Annett and Emerson, and a sophomore, Miller, as guards, the team completed their schedule with an impressive victory over New Virginia, the final score being 36-ll. The latter part of the season brought a number of new girls out for basketball, and added eligible possibilities for the team next year. M. H M. H M. H M. H. M. H M. H M. H M. H M. H M. H M. H M. H M. H 1. lm1uu.. nu-. GIRLS' BASKET BALL RECORD Carlisle 56 Spring Hill 13 New Virginia 20 Truro 40 Liberty Center 33 Spring Hill 25 Norwalk 37 St. Charles 43 Patterson 24 St. Marys 24 St. Charles 29 Peru 24 Liberty Center 21 1:1111lu-un--nn1un1unlnninni M. H. S. 23 Truro 34 M. H. S. 40 Patterson 36 M. H. S. 19 St. Marys 35 M. H. S. 21 Norwalk 43 M. H. S. 36 New Virginia ll County Tournament M.H.S. 27 Lacona 19 M. H. S. 14 Carlisle 27 Sectional Tournament M. H. S. 16 Lorimor 18 1,1 1 H1 .1ull1.uln1uu1uT H1 HMM. I+ BASEBALL Back Row: R. H. Cramer, Richard Smith, Gerald Crawford, Clarence Campbell, john Connors, Francis Dooley, Phillip Bussanmas, John Klcymann Middle Row: jesse Alexander, Robert Wiedmann, Ray Dooley, Donald Wilson, Merlyn Sinn, Richard Brown, Robert Newell Front Row: Eugene McLaughlin, Paul Emerson, Carroll Vonk, Ray McLaughlin, James Adams, William Reinholdt., Phillip Davitt, Gene Harvey fi? 'ik' il' Sir The Martensdale lligh School baseball squad completed their 1945 fall season with 5 straight wins to complete a record of 8 wins, and -1 losses. During the last 415 years, the baseball teams have won 78 games and lost 23. Two of the losses were from Truro. one from St, Marys. and one from Patterson. .Xt the beginning of the fall season, the boys were fortunate in being presented with new warm-up jackets. which they used also for basketball. Martensdale was host to the sectional tournament, in which seven teams participated. Our team was defeated in the first round by Truro, o-5, who went on to take the sectional championship. Las! Falla Record M. H. S. 10 St. Marys 2 M, H154 7 'Hum 4, M. ll. S. 8 Norwalk 7 M. ll. 3 Truro 5 M. ll. S. 9 Norwalk 3 M. li. s. zo tmefstm no M. Il- S. S St. Charles 5 M, ll. 5. 22 Spring Hill 3 M. Ifl. S. I2 St. Charles 3 M. ll. S. 3 Patterson 4 Sectional Tournament M. ll. S. 3 St. Mrays 9 M. H. S. 5 Truro 6 ...,..1..11.11.-111.1..,,.-,..,1....1-.1.--....1.-, 28 Last Spring's Record M. H. S. I5 St. Marys 5 M. H. S. 7 St. Charles 4 M. H. S. 8 Truro 7 M. H. S. 5 Truro 6 M. H. S. l North D. M. M. H. S. I3 St. Charles 2 9 M. H. S. l0 Spring Hill 4 M. H.S. ll lndianola I3 Sectional Tournament M. H. S. I4 Milo 2 M. H. S. 6 Truro 5 M. H. S. 4 lndianola S Spring Schedule March 25 Spring Hill, Here March 27 St. Marys, There April April April April April April April 2 New Virginia, There 5 Truro, Here 9 lndianola, There ll North, Here I2 Patterson, Tentative, Here 16 lndianola, Here I8 North, There 23 Truro,There 26 New Virginia, Here April 29 Patterson, Tentative, There April April May 4-6-7 Sectional Tournament Results of games to date: M. H. S. I9 Spring Hill l M. H.S. 9 St. Marys l M. H. S. 4 New Virginia 9 M. H.S. l lndianola 4 M. H.S. 3 Patterson 2 'fr 'A' 'A' 'fr CORN PROJECT The baseball boys undertook a corn project this year to raise money to buy suits and warm-up jackets. Some of the seed corn to be planted was secured through advertising and some by donations. The late season was a handicap but in spite of this approximately Sl00 net was realized by the boys. Some of the people in the community who helped were: john Hamm, john Seymour, A. F. Sinn, Allen Hutchison, Frank Adams, Russell Crow, james Crawford, A. W. Brownlie, Raymond Martens, Don Nicholl, Lawrence DeHeck, Frank Licktieg, Roy DeHeck, William Lodge, Ernest Kale, and Fred Reinholdt Sr. We wish to take this opportunity to acknowledge their efforts and thank them for their cooperation. .1uu1m...tu11111111...-.-u 29 aio:-Im ----1:-v 1v1- I 11-1-11- I -I 1 1 -Im 4. IIII1InI.-IIII1mI1Im1IIII1 me-I,- mi 1nvI1m1n....m.. :ion-u l l I I I I I I I l I l l I l I I I I l l I I l l SEVENTH AND EIGI-ITI-I GRADES Back Row: Raymond Nicholl, Duane Stewart, Francis Alexander, Larry Vonk, Vllalter Annett, Phillip Hunget, Jack Strable, Charles Seymour, John Berg Middle Row: Lewis Olson, David Del-Ieck, Ray Raymond, James Kleymann, Helen Kelly, Marjorie Kelly, Mrs. Cramer tSponsorj Front Row: Mary Frances Del-Ieck, Barbara Martens, Margaret Barenberg. Carol Millican, Donna Sinn, Doris Seymour, Margaret Oglesbee Absent: Albert Alexander 'ir 'iff fl? if SliX'liX'l'll AND lilGll'l4ll GRADE NEWS 'lihe officers ol' the two grades are as follows: Phillip llunget. President: james Kleymann, Vice President, Doris Seymour, Secretary and lreasurer: and Walter Annett, News Reporter. Out ol' the two grades seven girls played basketball, Carol Millican, Doris Seymour, Donna Sinn, Barbara Martens, Mary Delleck, Marjorie Kelly. and llelen Kelly. Some of them went with the traveling squad. During the year the new members were Margaret Oglesbee and Albert Alexander. both of the Eighth Grade. The Seventh Grade lost one mem- ber, Larry Vonk. During the year we enjoyed one class party at the school house with our sponsor, Mr. Cramer, and a Halloween party at the home of Charles and Doris Seymour. Those with an average of 90 per cent or above in deportment are: Helen Kelly and Marjorie Kelly in the Seventh Grade, and Doris Seymour of the Eighth Grade. 30 mil...-M11....1l1v11....11..i1111..11-iii FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES Back Row: Norman McCusker, Virgil Clark, Thomas Hill, Robert Wood, Frank Strable, Franklin LaFratte, Gary Sheehey, Roland Wood, William Hutchison Middle Row: Miss Simpson CTeacherJ, Robert Millican, Roy Seymour, James Reinholdt, Alvin Brown, Richard Vonk, Richard Gilliam, Kenneth Vonk Front Row: Marjorie Emerson, Phyllis Robbins, Margo Findley, Mildred Nicholl, Dorothy Oglesbee, Eleanor Robbins, Mary Ann Seymour ik' ik' 721 Sir FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE NEWS Our enrollment to date has been twenty-three, fifteen in the sixth and eight in the fifth grade. The students in the Fifth and Sixth Grades have enjoyed their new English Books this year. Roland Wood has had perfect attendance to date. Due to the cooperation between parents, teachers and pupils the Christmas Pageant, Holy Night , was a success. The First Aid Kit has proved to be very useful in our room. lt was bought with room funds. Our entrant in the County Spelling Contest was Mary Ann Seymour. The Honor Roll Students Cgrades and conduct average at least 90 per centj are, Sixth Grade: Tommy Hill, Mary Ann Seymourg Fifth Grade: Margo Findley and Phyllis Robbins. The game of baseball seems to be the best liked game among our group of sixteen boys and seven girls. ' ml- H- .- ,...,- ,,-,..-..,- ,.-.rn-m,-..,,-nn-nu-I..- H- H- - - ..- .4,.,,-. - .-.., 31 ..r1....1--.11...-..-41111-1.-1111...-..mt THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Back Row: Donald Alexander, jerry Adams, James Del-Ieck, Richard Dooley, james Hill, Dewayne Stroud, Gerald Kleymann. Bernard Hutchison Middle Row: jerry Hutchison, Donald Vonk, Donald Hewitt, Richard Davitt, Norman Husted, Dennis Bright, Mrs. Snowden lTeacherJ Front Row: Lois Jean McCixsker, Marlene Proudfit, Patricia Seymour, Eleanor Oglesbee, Dorothy Seymour, joan Kleymann, Sandra Vonk 'fr 'ir 'fr it TIIIRD AND lfDL'RTll GRADE NEWS School opened with twelve enrolled in the Third Grade and seven in the liourth Grade. Lois Mcflusker joined us for six weeks. Dennis Bright and lileanor Ogleshee became members of the Fourth Grade and Gloria Wood enrolled in the Third Grade. Donald and Sandra Yonk left us in March. Those having an average of 00 or more are Patricia Seymour. jerry Klevmann, jimmy Delleck, Marlene Proudfit, DeWavne Stroud. Dickie Davitt. jimmy llill. and Donald llewitt. Marlene had a perfect score in Spelling two six weeks. We are studying Clothing in the Third Grade. We have washed and carded wool as it was done long ago. We will study linen, silk and rayon, too. We voted The l5ive l.ittle Peppers and llow Thev Grew as the favorite hook we've read this year. The lrish Twins was our second choice. ul' ...,- .. - - -... ......- ..... ..,...-.,.... - -..,-..... - .. - - .. .. .-. nl. 52 .t..1m1.1.1n,,1un1nn1mt.-W1.y.,1,.,,1..,.1..,t1im1ni.1,I1.tt,1iiti1 1 1 1,,.1.4.1t, 1 1, I, PRIMARY, FIRST AND SECOND GRADES Back Row: Miss Bussanmas, Arlis Bown, Duane Proudfit, Robert joe McCusker, junior Adams, Mack Oglesbee, Lyle Whisner, Ronald Anderson Middle Row: Thomas Himstreet, Fred Bown, Charles Buchanan, Robert King, Phillip Vonk, James Ludescher, Norman Vonk, Keith Cherry Front Row: Marilyn Middleswart, Karen Lee Longnecker, Mary Lou Bright, Rachel Kelly, Jean Young, Karen Seymour, Linda Kay Morrison, Thelma jo Bradshaw, Donna Lee Bradshaw. Not in Picture: Earl Seymour, Mary Spain, Tom Hutchison, John Findley 'Br ik 'A' fir PRlM.-XRY. VIRST AND SECOND GRADE NEWS When school opened on August twenty-seventh we enrolled twenty- nine students. Since then Paul Klemn, james llutchison. Gretchen Mueller. and Delmar Butler. have moved away, Mary Bright, Karen Lee Longnecker. Robert joe McCusker and Mark Oglesbee have joined Us so that we still have twenty-nine pupils, of which nineteen are boys. Keith Cherry and Marilyn Kay Middleswart have perfect attendance records. james Hutchison. Paul Klemn. Marilyn Kay Middleswart, Linda Kay Morrison. Duane Proudfit. junior Adams, Arlis Brown and Thelma jo Bradshaw have an average of 90 per cent or more for last semester. We took part in the grade Christmas program. Most of us were in the prologue entitled. The Blind Boy of Bethlehem , which preceded the pageant. We especially want to thank our mothers for their very generous help in making our costumes, without which the program could not have been a success. Of course. we have had many units throughout the year. One of the most interesting was a leaf unit. during which we collected specimens of the leaves of the various kinds of trees and made spatter work pictures of them. We had a story unit during which we read many of the old tales and legends. We found and made pictures and wrote stories of our old story book friends. We culminated the activity by collecting all of our stories and pictures into a book. During our home unit last fall we painted our house and farm as well as some of our room furniture. We then made rugs and furniture for our play house. For the first time this year. we have a primary as well as first and second grades. There are thirteen boys and girls in this primary class. We believe that this program has been very successful and should be continued. Georgia Bussanmas lui-uii1iiu:n:i:uii-un-4411111111il1-I i-Iu-iinxiuiinn-iu--un- u1ni1 u-un-ii1nn1 ni-nn1n 1uu1nn1un-nn-uninu-nn-um1nn-un1nu1nn1nn.-lm14m1....1un1m.1,,,,1nu1mi1..i,1un.1nu1m GALLOWAY FUNERAL HOME Norwalk, Iowa Ph0Ile 2571 AMBULANCE SERVICE Member State and National Funeral Directors Association m1m..- 1 1 1 1 1 11m11m1m1m1my1lm..nu1uu1nu1W1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,,,1 FROM A FRIEND ,,.1,,,.1 1 1 1m,1nnu1uu1m,11m1un1nu1un1un1un.1un1nu1,,.,1lm1,,,,1.m1 1 1 1.,,.1 DILKS IMPLEMENT CO. FORD TRACTORS FERGUSON IMPLEMENTS SALES 6 SERVICE Rite-Way Milkers Phone 260 Indianola, Iowa i 1- -QIIIUS Ylll 1 IIII 1 llll 1llII1 Iill 1 IYII 1 IIII 1 IIII llllli LEWIS SINCLAIR SALE 232,111 CZERVICE snnvxcrz T ' T Sinclair Products Corner Salem and Jefferson 24 HO Ser , e - ur vic Phone 290 l Phone 257 I m1.m.1 1 1.m1w.1H.,1lm1I...1H.,1lm..H111uu1uu1mm1nn1un1ml1un1nu1i4n1ml1m.1 1.1.1 SHROYER PHARMACY Prescriptions - Drugs - and Fountain Service S. W. 9th at Park Ave. Des Moines, Iowa 1nu..un..uu1Im11lu1uu1mu1nn1nu1nu1uu1,m1nu1lm1n1 1nn1un1lm1nn11m1.m1,m1lm1nl 34 - 11nl1nu1nu1um-nn-uniuu-nn1nn--nn-nu..nu1nuu1nuv1. 1vnn1un1nn1nu 1- --------------------- --+ FIRE CASUALTY BONDS Steel ALLIED AGENCY MUTUAL INSURANCE SERVICE 606 WALNUT BUILDING Phones: Office 4-6476 Res. 6-7704 Wayne Reeves. Manager MARTIN MACHINE SHOP IF WE CAN'T FIX IT, GIVE IT AWAY Shaftings, Steel Bolts, Half Moon Keys, Taper Brownze and Cast Iron Bearing Stock Electric and Acetylene Welding Lawn Mowers Sharpened All Kinds of Machine Work ROY E. MARTIN, Prop. Indianola. Iowa Pins, ion1un-un1mv-un-nn:nn1lun-nnu1unn1un1nu-nn-un...uu1nn1nn- - HYDE'S SERVICE STORE EAST ,SIDE SQUARE INDIANOLA, IOWA 35 4. ...-...- ......-..,...,...-.i.,-.......,..-.l.l-H.,-..........-...l-,.....1...-....-...........-....-..........- -....-... -5. i BERKSHIRE BREEDING STOCK At All Times lf 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 8a SONS PHONE 371-'11 INDIANOLA, IOWA, R. 2 1vnl.-nm,-in-nm1luu1uu..mn-nn1nu1ml..nn1un.-nn1mm.-nu1nu1uniuninn1nuu1un-uu1lnn1lui- MADISON COUNTY IMPLEMEN1' co. Q M- L- P51-MER JOHN DEERE A Denhst Parts and Service Indianolay Iowa wimefset, Iowa L Office Ph. 192 Res. 796 Phone 135 Res. Phone 162 -nn1w,1-uni1nminn--nu1nn1nu1:ln--lln1unn1unn1unu-ml1un1nn1nu1llu1nn1fuu-lllu1m-nu-uni CONEY CORNER LUNCH Complete Fountain Service in Light Lunches and Sandwiches Dial 3-8914 200 Seventh Street Des Moines, Iowa -uu-un-nn1M.-un1nu--nn?uninu1-nn1nu1un.-nu,un1nn.-M1uniun-nn1nn-un1nnn1nu1nu1 CHOOSE QUALITY AT JOSEPHS Extreme brilliance is instantly recognized in the fine diamonds at Josephs, jewelers to Iowa since 1871. JOSEPHS Jewelers 75 Years SIXTH AT LOCUST ug.-qi .- 1 -. 1 .. ,milml1.m1n.p...,..,1lm.-nli1nu1,m... 1 .1 .. 1 1 111,111.1 30 1144.1 1 1 1 1 1 1nn1un1lm1lm1ml1ml1nu1.,,,1.m1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I. P. MAXWELL Sz SON MOTOR FREIGHT CARRIERS To and from Des Moines, Norwalk, Prole, Wick, Martensdale, St. Marys, St. Charles and Truro- daily. Phone 81 St. Charles 1 1 1 1 1nn1m.1m,1un1 1H.,1nn1ne,1lm1.m.1..,.1uu1nn1un1 1 1 1 1 LEO HUFFMAN General Trucking Phone 81 St. Charles -nn1nn1nu:nu-nu-nu-nuinn-un1uu1un1un-nn1un-un1nu-nn1nu-nu1unu1uu-lun- UNION STATE BANK WINTERSET, IOWA . Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation --nu1nu1un-nn-un-un1mn-nu--uniun-un1nun-nun--nuixlnilnn1nu-nu-un--un1nn- 1 EASTER'S STORE I Groceries, Meats, Dry Goods, Hardware ' NORWALK. IOWA 37 m1 1 v1.uu1nn1nu1nn1nn1ml1 1 1 4. -H..-. -...-.I..-................-.I..-I..-....-...,.......-....- 4. HOLLIDAY'S Home Made Candies East Side Square Winterset, Iowa -lm1uu1uu1n-I1nn1un1nu1un1nu1nm..lm1m.1,,,,1 1 Collings Clothing Store Suits Made to Measure A Full Line of Furnishing Goods East Side Square Indianola WEEKS 6 GRANT 1Im1nn1wI1vm1uu1 1 1 ..un1u1nm1nu1nu1nn--nn1nn1nn1my1Im1,1111ml-.ml1Im1m.1 C. H. MITCHELL. M.D. Indianola, Iowa Office Phone 522 Res. 111 Dentists Phone 104 Indianola, Iowa CALL C. M. H A K E S For General Trucking Phone 522 Martensdale Drugs Glass Paints L. H. M Y E R S Druggist North Side Square Phone 18 Indianola ..,...1..,.14m1nu1nu1,.,.1uu1.un..un1Inn1nn1un11m1lm1nu-nn1nn1nn1ml1n.I11111111.11101111.11 OTKINS EAUTY Permanents - S5 and Up Phone 35 Indianola -III'-'Inu-III'-IIII1 1um1 1un1un- I-nu-un PECK ELECTRIC SHOP North Side of Square Indianola, Iowa H, ,,,,,-,,,,1,,,,..,,,,...m1nu1.m..-im.. 1 1mI1nu..nu1nn1.nn1un1uu1uu1ml-un1inI1un1un l I I I Y P 11.1.1-I1 .'1IL41n I I1 I I I- WEST SIDE SQUARE GEIL COAL YARD S. W. 9th 81: A. P. Road COAL. ICE 6 FEED Phone 4-5826 J. R. GEIL -un1nu1mp1nn1nn1un1un1Im1un1uu.-nn-H141 ROBERT E. LINVILLE Jewelry Store Watches - Diamonds Winterset, Iowa DAWSON'S BARBER SHOP Where Old Customers Are Appreciated and New Cus- tomers Welcome South Side Square Indianola, Iowa ,P -im-nu-I - --m-im- -mI-.m-.m- 1 -W1 nfs 41.11111-.11111innl 11u..1 1111111111im,-.m.1111111111111n1uq.. 11111 DAN THOMAS MID-CONTINENT PETROLEUM PRODUCTS PROLE, IOWA --111111111-111111111111111111111n1--1m-111111111-1111111111111111111 Baby Chicks - Feeds s'rEwAR'r's RESEARCH HATCHERY Everything in the Poultry Line Phone 6 Indianola, iowa -1111-1 -1111-1111..1111-111111111-111111111111111111111111-111111111 THE DINER Meals. Lunches Short Orders Located on Highway 69 ...1111.-11111111111...1H,,1111.111,.111,,1,.,,1111111111-11111.m11m INDIANOLA CREAMERY Redman Pasteurized Milk Butter Ice Cream Phone 107 214 N. Howard Indianola, Iowa 11111.-111111111..1111..111111111-111111.1111,11111111111111111111111 MILLER DRUG STORE Prescriptions West Side Square Winterset, Iowa -11111111111111-.111111111-111111111-1111-1x11-1111111n11111111111 Wood Standard Service Gas. Tires. Batteries and Necessities Bevington, Iowa 11111 111111111111111-11111111111111--1111111111 11111 111111111111111-111111111111111101111111111111111-1111-1111 Williams Insurance Agency Fon voun INSURANCE Next Door to Post Office Indianola, Iowa IN DIKNOLA LOCKER SERVICE Have Your Own Fresh Meats At All Times Phone 20 HOTEL WARREN Indianola, Iowa Modern BRIGGS :S HORNADAY Insurance - Real Estate Loans Indianola, Iowa Phone 12 -1111111111111111111-111111111-111111111--1111-11111 Bring Your Produce to ARMOURS CREAMERY Winterset, Iowa -- 11111-1111-11111111111111111111111111111-.11111 BROWN 6. LULL Conoco Service Tank Wagon Service Gas and Oil Patterson, Iowa 1111111111-1 1111111111-1:11--1111-1111-1111--1111-11111 1-1111 - 1x1111n111111111111-111111n.111..11m1111.1 1111111111111111Im.-111111111111.,1,,..1,,,,..1..11 m,1nu-.nn.-nu1M...Mlinuilunlnulun.-nu, AIKINS 6 ALLEN Satisfactory Footwear WINTERSET, IOWA -uni 1minu1nu1nn1un11m-mi1iun1nu-iin-lun- Good Hair Cuts Dandruff Shampoo Under Farm Bureau Office JIM THE BARBER Jim Johnston Winterset, Iowa .-m1u1.....m1.q.1.n...m..nu.-nu1uii1uii1un1uii1.441g1,g1uu1..u1..n1u..1...i1mi1mi1ini--in LOGUE'S BARBER SHOP Where Old Customers Are Appreciated and New Customers Welcome Norwalk, Iowa JONES SHOE STORE Peters, Gold Cross and Wolverine Shoes Ball Band Rubber Footwear Phoenix Hosiery East Side Square lndi.anoIa, Ia. ml W ,M -,,,,,,,,1,,,,..,,,,1,,,,..,m1w.-lm-lm.-imimiiml.-un....nu...uu...uii1m1uu.-gi...-nii...,,,1m Insurance Real Estate Farm Management I M. S. CREGER St. Charles, Iowa CI-IAS. E. TUCKER IOWA FARM BARGAINS 471, Farm Loans wmrsnser, IOWA -mi.N-.W...W,un1im-.u..1,..,1nii1mi.- 1mi1im- 1 inn,miuu..un.-uu...uu-..u...,m1im1,,. Congratulations to Senior Class INA MORTON County Treasurer 1nu-.nn1mi-.m..niu.1uu1uu-nn,null -.uii.1,.,,1nu.-,q,..u CONKLIN'S BARBER SHOP Appreciates Your Patronage West Side Square Indianola, Iowa GIDEON GARAGE Tires. Batteries. Towing And Repairing Ph. 2451 Norwalk, Ia. .-I...-.nin1rnl-4,411,441 nu1un QUALITY CLEANERS West Side Square Phone 167 MARTIN'S STORE Groceries - Meats Patterson, Iowa MILLER'S SKELLY SERVICE Gas and Oil Tires andbTire Repairs Martensdale, Iowa .-mi-.Minn11:111ini1nii1uii1iiu1nu-nu -uninninn,nu1n1u1uu11nn111u1 1nu1unn1m41 1m11nu-nn-11.11nn-un-nn-un-m GRACE RANSOM TEA ROOM 70814 Locust St. Des Moines, Iowa WESTERN AUTO Associate Store i TIRES, BATTERIES, RADIOS Locally Owned by C. W. Boltz West Side Square 1..-um,Winn-.un-.nuinuinnin .-ml.-nln1m.1ml...nu1nunl1nn1nu1llu1nu1nn1.n.1n..1 NELLIS' BARBER SHOP W. Corner of Square Indianola, Iowa ST. CHARLES LUMBER CO. Lumber and Paints Phone 37R1 St. Charles, Iowa -un...un...uu,.nu1un..nn1nu1v 1mm-nu-nu1un1uu1nuinn1un1uu1nu1uun1nn.-uu- ROY ALLEN General Trucking Phone 1008 Wick, Iowa 1Iim.1nn..n..1nn1lm.- .. 1 I. K. SAYRE. M.D. St. Charles, Iowa nn,un,un,W1uniun1nun1nun1nuu1lm KEENEY FURNITURE Furniture and Stoves Phone 113 Indianola, Iowa ninninniunilun-nu1nu--nn1n 1:41 FUNK'S HYBRID Iohn Seymour Dealer Prole, Iowa 1 1nu1m.1,.,...m.-.,m1.1 1 -.nnllm K A T I-I R Y N ' S Winterset, Iowa Marjorie Cowden Phone 59 11m1un1 .-uu1m,..,,,,1,,,,1nuim.1m...m,-.m,.. A. E. EMERSON Real Estate Insurance Loans Bonds Winterset, Iowa aninn1un1un1nn...nn..nu..un..,,,,.. I. B. CAMPBELL General Store Phone 13 Wick, Iowa DON M. NICHOLL General Trucking Anything - Anytime Any Place MARTENSDALE, IOWA 1nn1nn1un--ml-un-un-un-nu-nuiun-nur n-nu-un-nu--nn-nu-uu1uu-uun1 .g..-,...- ... - -..,......-....-............-....-....-,,........-....-..H-....-....-....-....-....-.,.- - .. -....-..!. CROW'S IMPLEMENT CO. 3 Allis-Chalmers Tractors and Farm Machinery All Kinds of Welding and Repair Work l I Phone 156 Phone 4-0454 6th Sz Elm St. E. 5th Court Ave. Q West Des Moines Des Moines, Iowa I FARMERS LUMBER AND SUPPLY STORE? E Lumber and Building Materials I Coal. Feed and Farm Supplies Chet Haller. Proprietor MARTENSDALE, IOWA -..,,1.m1 .- 1 1 1 ....m1.m1nulm,,nu11......MIlm.1m,1nu1nuu-.nuu- 1 1 1 1 1un1,,,,-i BASS DAIRY I You may always be sure our milk is pure It's Pasteurized Phone 529 419 West Filmore I WIN TERSET, IOWA I nuuvulnem-me11m--uninn1un1nu1nu1nn..ulliuniullinnvnnlun1nu.-lminn-rllluvuu-uni' 1nu-m.- i INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER THE COMPANY WITH THE COMPLETE LINE OF I Farm Machinery. Including Trucks Maytag Washers. Hardware. Benjamin Moore's Paints l IHC and MAYTAG SERVICE 7 C. F. MARTENS 82 SONS l 1-ml-. 1 1 1 1 -.uulnllluulnu,mn..un1..u1unn11nnn1nlniunninuninuh- .- 1 1 1 -nuiulo 42 ...I1 ... .- .-nu.-nu,nn,,,,,1,,,,..uln1nn1nnninru-m.1H,,1H..- of -nu1 n1nn1nnn1unn-unninm1nu1nn--un--un-nn-nninuiuu-un-in1am1nn1un-nu-nu- I-nn.. .ig I BUSSANMAS FUNERAL HO-ME Our Motto- Courtesy and Service Store Phone 601 Residence Phone 605 BEVINGTON, IOWA vu 1 1 -1nnvllnvllnvlln1nn:nu1nn-nnwmvunvllllllllls-nuvnnlnuvlulinll+llu- L Luv!-:nl FRANK LICKTEIG A DOLLAR SAVED IS A DOLLAR EARNED MARTENSDALE, IOWA -nu-Ininn1nn-nu-'nu-nn-nn--nu11:11-un-nninn-nn-nnznnuiuniun-nn1nn-nn-unl1nn1uu1u: I I GLEN PACE GRROCERY I coAs'r-'ro-coAs'r sronz Groceries Meats Fresh vegetables Hardware Automotive F 't We Buy Produce mm ure I Phone 25 Phone 382-J1 Patterson, Iowa O Winterseta Iowa -InA-vnu'-nn-nn-un-nm-uniuninn1nn-uu1nu-nuinm-un1lnn1un-uun1uu-nm1un1nu1 innim For the Best in Foods Come to Winterset's FINEST AND LARGEST FOOD CENTER UNITED FOOD MARKET WINTERSET, IOWA DURAND AND HOPE ST. CHARLES, IOWA Easy Washers HARDWARE Stoves THERMOGAS SERVICE Electric Water Systems Windmills and Pumps .Consolidated Stokers G. E. Oil Furnaces ofa -nn-nu-nn-um--un-un-nn-nn-nn-nu-nu1.m-nn-un-nn-nn-nn-nu-un-ml-lm-uu- f-mn- ofa 43 un...nn1nn1 1 1 1 imllm ..m.iu.,1 .- 1 ... .1ml1m..p.1m1,m1 mi...ml11...-:iii-.u,,1m.1il4i1nu1 1 .- 1 1m..,u4... AMSBERRY'S Paints Glass Wallpaper and Sporting Goods Indianola, Iowa Phone 282 1uni1un--m1nnn1uu1im1iw1nn..uu1n1ii1un.-w MOBILGAS AND MOBILOIL Tank Wagon Delivery Phone 68 Indianola, Iowa PETROLEUM SERVICE CO. De Moss Crabb - 165 q Ray Young - 658-J E HARRY BORTELL MOCK S GARAGE skeuy service Highway 69 Skelly Products Phone 214 Indianola, Iowa Q Phone 119 I -ll'-imlmllli-'ll2010!Til'1llI'TlllIlllllTllllllllIlIlTlhlllM1 llll 1lllI1l1lIi llll sslulu1llluznlu-1 lxll 1ull1lM HORNADAY HARDWARE L CLARENCE BURCHETT John Deere Wat? Magiuagd Jeweler Indianola, Iowa asghctng gzgyuare Phone 84 Indianola, Iowa 'llllmi'1ll1'Tllllillllillil UU- WTllilllilIHTIIIEIIMTIM-100C-IlllliikllhilllllllillbllllIIllIll1IIll1l4ll1nl cl-:ssl-nn: BEAUTYCRAFTL RAYMPND STUDIO , 1 Portraits of Quality East Slde Square 05 Phone 73 E 7 Grand Ave. , Phone 3-4773 Ind1anola, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa l E . R. M. HALE GARAGE HARTZLERS u L Electric Service and Supplies Indlanmav Iowa g Farm Wiring Radio Service Sqles I-QRD service Phone 34 Indianola, Ia. l lm.-.ql1.g1 ..q1u1g1 .-lg.-p.1.n1 qy1uu.Qqu-.y1pi.1ln1 -. - - .- .- ...m1nu1 44 ofa -un -1111 nn1u1-111111nn-nu1nu-un-un-un-uninu-un-nu 1111 - il! CORNING GARAGE Garage and Repair Work Junction of Highways 28 and 92 Phone 203 Martensdale, Iowa m-un-nninn1nlu1nu1nu1-nn1nu-vnu-uninn1nu-nu-nu-uninu:un-nu-lln1nu-un-me-1: WARREN COUNTY OIL COMPANY Distributors of Mid-Continent Petroleum Products Phone 105 Indianola, Iowa Dodge Dodge Trucks Plymouth Oliver Farm Equipment PARTS SERVICE HEMPHILL MOTORS INC. INDIANOLA Phone 434 McKANE--LINS Fine Leather Goods 302 Sth Street Des Moines, Iowa un,un,nuinn.-nn1n..1n,,1n,.1n..,W1un1unn1unnn1m..-lm.-un.-,,,,1un,un1ml1n..1n,,1y,,,.-I THE NEW METHOD EQUIPMENT CO MANUFACTURERS OF FARM MACHINERY I-Iaymaster Stacker-Loaders Workmaster Manure Loaders Indianola, Iowa .1 1 1 1 111:11nn1nn..nuinn..nnuiuninninn1nnn1..n1nu-Inu-nu- 1 1 1 11 KEN AND BETTY BEAUTY SALON INDIANOLA IOWA Phone 175 45 I 4. -..,. -------- .-M-....-H..-....-....-....-.... --.--..- is ni1iminniiiiiiiiiiliiiiiniiiinninn1im1uin-.nn1iiii--411111.11-41.1111111111.-ilu-uii1mi1n.i111.1111141111111 MILLER'S STANDARD Compliments of SERVICE Q , Battery Charging Accessories - Tire Repair Highway 69 Indianola Indianola Winterset uv iyll 1 llll un- ylll sz ylll Q1 llll i lyyl 1 III4 1 llll 1: llll 1: yill limi ylll Elini Illl i Illl is IIII C1 IIII 1 IIII 1 illl 1 illl 1 illl 11 IIII -1 llli UTIIIIUTIIIII BUS BURNETT Q LEo's BARBER sHoP SERVICE STATION Phillips ss Products W9St Side Of SQUHF9 By me Water Tower i Indianola, Iowa Indianola, Iowa I . Phone 870 Clocks Repaxred - .,,, - .- ..,. - ..., - i... - ,... -....-.,..-.,..-..,.-...-....TH..-....-....-....-,,...- .,.. - .,,, -.,,.-,,,.- .,.. -,...-...,..,...- TREAL ESTATE EXCHANGES T Lagiriipearxasor We Can Get You Insurance Rea' Estate i City Property What You Want Loans E Indianola Iowa L C. H. FISHER, Indianola, Iowa Phone 112 Office House I Ph. 144 Ph. 275-W - ..., - .,., - ,.,. - ..., - ,.., - ..., -.,..-....-...i-.,..-...i-....?,....-,...-....- ..., -...,- .... -....-i...-....-....-...i-....-....- Sterling Ice 6 Produce ROGER'S IEWELERS Feeds Graduation Gifts Cargill, Murphy and Watches-Diamonds-Jewelry Nutrena Feeds Lowest Prices in Iowa Ph. 666-W Indianola Q 317 7th sz. Des Moines 1 ..iui1iui1im1nn.. 1 .- 1 .. 1 1uu1iiu1un1i 1 -. 1 1 1 1 1 .- .- .- im.- Lau11spach's Studio PORTRAITS THAT PLEASE L. H. Launspach. Proprietor WEST SIDE INDIANOLA PHONE 46 lm.. 1 1 1 1 1 -. 1 1 1 1iui.-iiil1nn- 1 1 1 .. 1 1 1 1 - li-uni. 46 1nu1m -lin-M111 1un-un-uninn..11:11nn-nu1lnx1uuu1nn1mn-nu.1un1un-in1 1.1.11 1 1 1,,1m,.1l,,..-.W1ml1ml1.m1mi1m.1lm1m,1m.1m,1.m1,,,,1w.1 1 GUY HORN ADAY Warren County's most complete farm machinery and farm equipment store. ALLIS-CHALMERS NEW IDEA DUNHAM FAIRBANKS-MORSE AND SOILFITTER IMPLEMENTS O. K. AND BEAR CAT FEED MILLS HAYMASTER AND WORKMASTER STACKERS AND LOADERS We have one of South Iowa's largest implement repair stocks. G. M. C. TRUCKS CROSLEY RADIOS AND REFRIGERATORS PHIL-GAS, BOTTLE GAS AND APPLIANCES KAISER-FRAZER CARS Phone 204 Highway 65-69 Indialnola, Iowa PHOTOGRAPHS For Any Occasion WOLTZ STUDIO 420 9th Street, Des Moines, Iowa Distinctive Modern Printing The Record and Tribune Company Printers of the Martin 's Tale 1.4.1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1n1mi1ml1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m,1 47 un1 1 1 1nn1 1 111:11 -.lm1m.... .. 1 1 1 -. Q. .- -. .-n1un-un1nu-nnninuuiluu-:ruins--n14in-ml-un.-un-- Congratulations Graduates 1946 MARTENSDALE COMMUNITY CHURCH The Live Church with the Living Message lniilmilm1uninu1m,1,..,1nnu1,,.,1amilm.-uu1nm..nn1nn..nn-un1unn1nul1nu1ml-lm-1nu-ml-.im-ml- HOPE'S STANDARD SERVICE Garage and Repair Work One-Stop Service Phone 48 St. Charles, Iowa Our best wishes to the class of '46 WARREN COUNTY BANK 8: TRUST CO. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Southeast Corner Square Indianola, Iowa un,nn1un1uu.-nuinn-.nu.-nu,nuin-I-nu.-umluminn.. -nniqu-lm-W1lm1mi1 1111111111-I...-uit LIPPOLD BROS. General Trucking St. Marys, Iowa 1uu1im1 ... 1 -. 1 1 .... lm, -ulu1lm1un..m.1 1 1 1 .. 1 1 1 1.m..uu.1 48 ,1H.,1H,,1un.-..m1,m1nu1 .-un1m,1m,1un1 1 1 1 1 1 To the Class of '46: We rejoice with you on your acquired knowledge, but we urge you to remember: THE FEAR OF THE LORD IS THE BEGINNING OF WISDOM. ATTEND CHURCH REGULARLY Welcome to ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH Martensdale, -nu1nn1un--nuium1uu1un1nm11m1am-un-nn1nn1nu-nu Iowa -nn11m11m1mm-un-.nu--1un1un1uu11m SCOTT WISE SERVICE STATION Junction of Highways 28 and 92 Phone 203 Fos'rr:R BARBER sHoP St. Charles, Iowa We Appreciate Your Trade T Drop In T i -M11 1 1 - r-nu1nn1un-nn-nn1m1uuu1nun1uvn1un Martensdale, Iowa - n-nn1nn--nn-ml--nn1un1uu1uu-nn BROWN 'S SERVICE STATION St. Charles, Iowa Harrison Strable, Attendant -nn-un-uu-nn-nu1nu1nn-nn1uu1nu PARKER DRUG STORE rom' DES MOINES Lee Poultry Remedies LIME SULPHUR - ARSENATE LEAD CAPITAL CITY STOCK DIP ....nu..nn1 1 1 1 1m...m,1nn.1,.,,1uu1,,,,1nn1nn1,,,,1nn1nu1,.,,...m1m,1. 1 1 1 1 49 T u1lnn1uu1uu1mn1nu1mm-un--nn1mu-nu-un1un11:11--nu--un1un1nu1un1uuu1nn1un-:lu-nun-r 4. PEOPLES TRUST 81 S-AVINGS BANK Capital and Surplus S200.000.00 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Indianola, Iowa INDIANOLA IMPLEMENT CO. I. I. CASE TRACTORS ATTACHMENTS AND PARTS Phone 173 C. RUBLE H. SNIDER 1uu1un1mu1nu1nu.-m-1nu- -- - 1 1 1 1 1 -- -uiM1W1uu1uu1nu-nn1uun1 Compliments of M. A. McCONNELL ..u.--.....111111,.-.-..-..-11-.11111nn1 CARRIE'S MODERN CABINS Cabins Clean and Cool On Highway 92 Easy To Find - Hard To Forget Phone 546-J Indianola, Iowa -vu 11:11.-nu-uu1nu-nuinn.-un,nn-un-un1unu-un-uninn-un1un-mn-nn-nn1un1un-nn-nn- STROUD'S GROCERY YOUR HOME-OWNED BRIARDALE STORE Groceries. Meats and Vegetables Quality Products At The Right Price 4. .-....- - -..,.-....-....-....-...,-....-....-....-....-....-....-....-....-....-....-....-....- - -....-.. 4 50 .- -. .- 1 .. 1 1nina:1nu1un1uu-.urn-.nunlunl 1 1 1 1 1 1 lun, 4- 2 l T SMITH'S FIRESTONE STORE I Phone 123 I WINTERSET, IOWA -nn-un1nn-nun-un1nu1nn14:11-un-un-un-nn-nu-nu-unn1nn-nn1.nn1nu-un-nu1nu1uu-un1nn1nn 1 NORWALK-CUMMING STATE BANK Norwalk, Iowa New Virginia, Iowa L Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation l-....-....- .. - -..,.-....-....-,.........-,.........-....-....-,,.- -,,..-....-..........-..- - - - T SHANNON CAFE 5 INDIANOLA, IOWA East Side Square I.1.,,.1m1 1 1 1 1 1 1..,41,,,.1,,,,1,,,.1un1m1,..,1,,..1.,.,1.,.,1,...1.y..1....1.,,,1, 1 1,.,,1 L E. H. FELTON 8z COMPANY T Manufacturers of BLUE BELT FEEDS l POULTRY - HOGS - CATTLE 1 Everything in Feeds and Seeds at the Elevator - Phone 407 We Deliver Indianola I lMARTENSDALE LUMBER AND GRAIN CO T Lumber. Building Material. Coal Cement. Lime. and Feed JOHN G. FERGUSON. Manager We Deliver I 4---- ---' - 'i-- - +--' -- Illl - --li - Illf - Iivi - - - - --1- - -fll - --.- - ---I - --I- - Ilvi ---- -..- - .-.. - --.. - .... - I ..- .... -....- 51 .1m.1m1 1 1 1m1 1 1.1.11 1 1 11,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m11nu1 W1 -.i1uu.-im.. 1un.-nu1un..iu... in m1ml1 1 -nn1im1uuliinii-'livinLumina: 1nu,imlilnlilniniiinninu-.un..y 1 .- .- lim, R. M. HARRISON CO. 5c to 51.00 Store Complete Variety Lines Indianola mvim1nu..m..m,unLimiimiimiunlunlliii JACKSON ELECTRIC Winterset, Iowa Home Appliances Wiring Material ml lm,minn1nu.-un.-ilu1uii1nii1m1mi East Side Square i..m .-. im:-mi.-lm1uii1un-my11-1111.-iiiuliilni CLUB CAFE Meals - Lunches Fountain Service Open Sundays Winterset, Iowa s1uu...uu1nn1nu10...un.-uu1uu1nui1nn1nu1iiu1 MAID-RITE SANDWICH SHOP Located at Intersection of 92 and 65-69 IN DIANOLA, IOWA Phone 174 my.. .. .-441.1mn1mn1mn1m1m11im1sm1inii BOOK SHOP Gifts for all Occasions. Visit our new Repair Dept. while in town. North Side Indianola ,.,,1m...w.-I...1.01,m1m1m..un1nn.-uu1uii Good Luck to the Seniors of 1946 ROBERT MORRISON H. R. HIRSCH Phillips 66 Products 4 Miles West of Indianola Highway 92 .,l1ml1 1 .-q,...,,,1m1 .1 .. ,mimi ui, uinn,un...un-nu1iiil1iiu1ini1uii1iui1uu..iiu1uu... BEAMAN'S LOCKER SERVICE We will appreciate your patronage when we open. St. Charles, Iowa ..m,.-m..iin..un1.nu..mi1nn..nn-in-1nn1nm..iiu.. MARIORIE'S COZY PRIM SHOPPE Phone 366 207 North Howard Indianola, Iowa 1u .-im1nm1lnui1iui1nii1M1nu--nn1iiu1iiil1illn1 BARNEY LIPPOLD AND SON Hardware and Feeds Phone 162-J St. Marys, Iowa 1441.1 1 1 1 1 1 11,11 1,,,,1l1 1nu1nn-um11mivnn-un-luniwn-un1nun1un....nn --nn1nn-nn-mn-un1un-un-unl1nn1 1 n-un 1.m1nu1m,1nu- 1 1 1 1 1.,,1n,,1 H. C. CRISWELL Frans - szzns - SALT - SUPPLIES Indianola, Iowa 111:11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,1n..1m.1.. H.-.lm1,,,...m.1,,,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1ml1, Compliments of SHERIFF LEWIS JOHNSON Indianola, Iowa 111:11uv1nu-uu1nn1uininn-im1un1nn1nu-nu ART AND BUD Genenal Blacksmithing Portable Electric and Acetylene Welding MARTENSDALE We Appreciate Your Business YOUNG'S SUPER VALU North Side Square Phones 53 and 54 INDIAN OLA, IOWA 1nn-un1nu:un1nn1nu--nn1m1-uu-uu-lun1un- GRACE'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 58 WINTERSET, IOWA 1mm-nu1mminn.-un11m1Winn-nn-lun-nun-nnn1inu vi IinnLlllr1lm1llu1un1un1nn1llni l1un.-nn1iin1ilu-nu-uninu1un-nun-nu..un -nuinu-un1nu11m--nn-nn1mm-unliuu-un-uni: INDIANOLA MEMORIAL WORKS Where Quality Prevails INDIANOLA, IOWA Roy Gilbert, Owner 207 E. Salem Phone 12 GEO. T. FARLEY 6 CO. Plumbing, Heating and Sheet Metal Contractors Phones 45 and 445-J INDIANOLA, IOWA When in trouble with your tractors and farm machinery see SCHWANEBECK BROS. South 8th Ave. WINTERSET, IOWA 1uu1un1nun-nun 1un-uniniu1uul-un-niacin-n1 THE SCHWANER HARNESS STORE Standard Harness for Madison County Since 1870 R. B. PACE, Owner Telephone 286-W Winterset. Iowa 1un-ull1un- 1 :Quin-nn1nn1ml-un1nn1llu--un- nu-nuu-uu-un- 4.-,..............,,..w-..........-,.........-..,.-.,..-....-..........-...- -..H-..........-................-..........-..,.-.., up STUMP'S LUNCH Compliments of North Jefferson ISABEL ALLEN Highway 65 and 69 East of Square County Recorder Phone 108 Indianola, Iowa i i STROVERS SUPER OIL Compliments of S-I-A-I-ION MARLYS WALKER Tank Wagon Service Ph. 565 Highway 69 Clerk of District Court , i Indianola, Iowa inn1un..un.-nn,un.-un1un.-un1nu1nn1uuu..nnn1un1 .-nn-lm-nn111.111minn-ann-.un1nn1nu1 HOSTLER'S HATCHERY ST, CHARLES CAFE You will raise more of Hostler's I Chicks: Your neighbors always 2 Good Home Cooked Dinners do. L Home-Made Pies Phones 31 and 31W2 L Indianola, Iowa I St. Charles, Iowa i -M1 m1nu1nn1nu1nn1nu1-nn.-nu,un1un1un1nu.-nu1nu1uu1nm1nu.-un1nu-unl1nu1 -uu- ZACK'S GARAGE Service and Sales INDIANOLA, IOWA Phone 141 Pontiac Service Your car fixed right and fixed on time ,..-.,,.- 1 inn..nu1uu1uniam,un1un1uli1uli1uui1nu1W1111-1111.1ill41un1ull1uu1nn1 1m,1 TRIMBLE'S SHOE STORE Shoes - Hosiery - Bags East Side Square INDIANOLA IOWA 1-un1un.-mf1m,nm,uninn,uninn,uninn,un-un-nu-un-ml-um-nuinn-lun-nu-nn-n -nu- JOE MUTO FRUIT MARKET GROCERIES AND MEATS FRESH VEGETABLES 4-1287 S. W. 9th and McKinley .-mu..nu-.nu-10.1 1 .- .-. .. 1 1m1.m.-lm..llli...lllu1lln1w1..n1mlim.1m,...uu1,m1.m.-ull 54 1l,,.1 1 1 1 1 1 1m.1m,1m.1nm1.11,1...1mu-.lm-..m1nm1 nina 1nn-ul1un1un-nn-nu1nlu1m11nu1nu--lun-nn11m-un-nu--unn1nnu-lminu-nu1 1 411mm NATIONAL FARM LOAN ASSOCIATIONS' FEDERAL LAND BANK LOANS ' Longest Time - Lowest Cost 4 'L Farmers' Own' Institution Indianola Winterset Carl H. Lane, Secy. and Treas. 1nu1 1 1 1 1..n1m.1,,,,1uu1un1nu1,,,,1nu-.ml1...1.m.1nn1nn1um1 1 1 1 1.0.1 SALE BARN CAFE Open All 'I'he Time 24-Hour Service Telephone 102 INDIANOLA, IOWA Compliments of BOARD OF SUPERVISORS INDIANOLA, IOWA im- 1 1 1uu-un-nn1un-.nuinn1nu1un1nu1un1un1nn1nn-nn1uu-un1nu- 1 -W1 CHITTEN DEN PRODUCE Poultry. Eggs and Cream Buyer We Sell Sargents Feed 14 Block North of the Northwest Corner of the Square Phone 297 Indianolaflowa FREY'S HATCHERY Baby Chicks - Supplies Remedies - Culling Q WINTERSET, IOWA 1.1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1ml...ul1,m1nu1W1nu1,,,,1uu1.m.... 1 1 1 1 1 1,,1m. 55 1 1 1 1 1 1nn1 1m1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m.1lm1m.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m.1m. 1 1 -nu1nu..m1m1.-un-..m.1,m1ml11m1.m1m1.m1.w1m1mu...ml1m1g1 HK!! ELECTRIC WORKS Wiring and Repairs Westinghouse Appliances South Side Phone 580 Winterset, Iowa 1 1 1 1 1 1iq.-ml1.3.11...11m-nn-ml.1.m..m.1m1,m1 1 1 1 1 1 1un1 F L O W E R S Order by Phone 3-6191 LaVERE BRAUCHT 606 Locust St. CEquitab1e Bldg.J Des Moines, Iowa If you get hungry in MARTENSDALE Come to the new NORWALK CAFE Sunday Dinners by Appointment Meals - Lunches - Short Orders MR. AND MRS. RANDALL GRIFFITI-IS Best Wishes to the Class of 1946 A. A. A. OFFICE Blaine Core George H. Martens A. John Greubel 1. ,,,, 1 ,,,, 1 .,,, ..u..1n.,1m1 illi 1nn1 lnlu 1 innn 1 inni -Q nnnn - nnuu 1ul1un1un-nu-run-m11ml1llI--llll-III1 M. B. CUNNINGI-IAM Q DRS. STIER AND M. D. CHAMBERLAIN Physician and surgeon Optometrists Residence Phone 2671 L 806 Walnut St. fShops Bldg.b NORWALK, IOWA DES MOINES, IOWA ! 1 ,N 1:1111 M41 Hu.. m.1.m.-nu1.,,,1ml.1 1uu..nn1.m1. -.W1.m-.uu1.m1.m-.451 ul... uu1uu1..m1 56 1..,1m.1m1nN144.1mm1.,,.1lm...nl1ml11...14...1nu.-m.1.m...m1m.1g41 1 11.441 1 11 -. of 1lln1uu 11111 nn1um1nu1l iam-nu-vm-un:nn-nu1nu1nn1nn 11--1 111:11 II' S. J. BUSSANMAS Agriculture Limestone. Rock Phosphate and Road Rock BEVINGTON, IOWA Phone 502 III1 Illl Tllllillllvi Illl T Illl 1 IIII '1 Illl 1 Illl T I1lI illllillllvi llll ? IIIV T IIIV i Illl 1 Illl 1 IIII vllllif llll i llll 1' IIII T'IIl1iIlIlTlllIT FT. DES MOINES GARAGE G00d Looking Girls s. W. 9th and A. P. Ro. Wanted phone 3-7332 Kleymann. Crawford. Des Moines, Iowa Sinn. Campbell I WHITLATCH FEED AND PRODUCE N U T R E N A Indianola, Iowa Phone 213 West Side Square WARREN COUNTY FARM BUREAU A Service Organization For Warren County Farmers Phone 299 Indianola, Iowa ,,1m.1ml1m,1m.1.,l.1un1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m,...H,,1H.,1lm1,m1.m1nn1m,1 Gifts For Everyone In The Family And For Every Occasion LEE A. BEYMER, Jeweler Indianola, Iowa North Side Square 71 Q- Nh M sw THE SCHOOLGIRL SAYS You re solid son I m on your beat Give with the glow your light s ulreet. 9 o o t e 9 A . .:Z: : PLUG fm... flu REDDY.l feddef I Best Wishes To All Our Friends Among the Boys and Girls ir t Iowa Power Sz Light Company NORWALK, IOWA Electricity Is CHEAP . . . Use All You Need 4, .. - - .. ..--. ....-.....-..,.-....-..... ---- .. - .. - -... up 58 olol nu1nn1nn11mn:llu1nlu11nu11nl1mm--nn1nn1un1111:--un-ml11m-un-mn-nu1nu-lun-un-lm1lm:nn Ili' I'VE BEEN SNOOPINGH We wonder why Nancy Allen writes to a certain sailor. We wonder where John Connors gets his permanents. We wonder how Gerald Crawford got stuck during the county tournaments at Indianola. What happened, Red? We wonder why everyone was tired after Phil Bussanmas' birthday party. We wonder why Faune Maxwell never goes home when the roads are muddy. We wonder why the seventh and eighth graders were angry when the Freshman girls beat them in the class tournaments. It couldn't have been because of the referees! We wonder why Marilyn I-Iunget's arms are always black and blue. Ain't love grand ! ! ! We wonder what is so interesting at Norwalk.. Maybe Phyllis Berry and Margaret Wood would know. We wonder what is so interesting outside during Luther League meetings on Sunday nights. Is it the moon, Merlyn? We wonder why William Crow would like to be a Freshman again. It couldn't be a Freshman girl, could it? We wonder why Faye Stroud goes walking every Sunday. Is it because of the cars that are in town then, Faye? We wonder why Phyllis Strable wouldn't take Merlyn Sinn's candy kisses. She told him that she didn't like that kind ! l l ! l l We wonder why Rose Ann Emerson wants school out so quickly. We wonder why the junior girls always get sick in Physics Class. We wonder why Mr. Brom came back. Was it to see the school? We wonder who has been writing Jean Brownlie those post cards. We wonder why Phyllis Berry remembers dates, especially Friday night, April 20th, 1945. We don't wonder why Mirney Martens ordered two graduation pictures. We wonder why Phyllis Strable goes home by the alleys. Isn't trying to dodge her many boy friends, is she? We wonder where William Crow got such a high opinion of himself. We wonder why Mary Edith Annett has so much love for the Norwalk girls, also the doors. We wonder why Rose Ann Emerson is always buying dishes. We wonder why Edith Hendrickson won't let her mother read her letters. We wonder why Jane Spick said she would fail in all her tests if a certain guy got an extension on his leave. 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