Miles High School - Milestone Yearbook (Miles, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1952 volume:

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With courage always, let us lead Henceforth as have they hitherto: This be our trlbute, told in deed, To all our parents, faithful, true 4 The class of 1952 dedicates 'La Souvenir' to you, our parents, with deepest appreciation for our educational opportunities and with 4 promise of a life of honor, am- bition, and devotion to the high ideals you have glven to us. 2 Q as 4 . .. 'f - ' ,. kb -z . . , , , .. Z 55:1 .. . if . , -1.1-4.11 53 V ..,,,.'.,- v 1- -vt' - -, :H J-- -1 1 If A A N, -- in 3:15112-,i3gq,,.,. , ,jf -Q: , .... A ,,-' A MW. .--if-' - ' It - ' . -fr 51. f - - ,keg :.,,f - , . .-'. . - rs- - ' grh ' - . ,. f gr- , ..- 1 , I , - ,-, , 1 X ff ' f f..- ' ' ' 1 1 , 2 , f- Q, ,vf ,f , , I , , - ff I .V ,,f fl . '1 ' , - 41 .ff 1 3 5 B , ' '. ,v-v.. ' A Y ' 'V 4-P 3' .--4--.V . 3, ' 'I' -3 if 3 , - ' .. ' :,': ?5Q5:Q1'f. Q. , 1 , , '.. .. ,n-.-., .l.2 X Q V ' 1 - 1 , ' ' - M-. MF , K 1 , ' f , . , -- I ...YQ ' - ye- ,.- ', . 4' ,. S 1m,l .?.. 4.1 7gw . 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Camp Chester Gray Delloy Mohr Beryl Menneke Marvin Iargo William Struve Absent from Picture ------- Herb Iargo Board of Directors Ira H. Camp LeRoy Mohr Chester Gray William Struve Terms of Office 3 Years 8 Years 8 Years Elected 3 Years 3 Years Term expires March, Term expires March, Term expires March, for indefinite perbd Term expires March, Term expires March, 4 1952 1951 1952 1953 1954 ELTON COPLEY Superintendent Al. -fsfvv JOAN VALENTINE Commercial PEDER BUCK Industrial Am WILLIAM PRICE Principal 8: Coach HARRY MORRIS Science SHIRLIE COOPER Home Economics R , ff: ! if I S HIRLEY KOETHE EVELYN BURT Mum: English . 5 7 1 Ll Skins I - tb , Af., fb Hugo Erickson Elon Hamilton, Hattie Paup and Loretta Skow Cusnodian and Bus Driver Hot Llmch Cooks l , cz Perry McCutcheon Shirley Mierzwinsld Bus Mechanic School Secretary s v . . 'I , x , 4 .f , -. 4 f -P I . '4- 1 J J f I J' I , 4 1 I. L ,, 1 ' 1 1 45. ,, 4 , , , 1 C f J 1 1 , ' . 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Ockelmann DIANNE OCKELMANN TTCN- D- Dllllell BETHEL COLBURN HARLAN BGGHZS PHY LLIS MANGLB RICHARD FISCHER 8 Q 3' , X , IOANN MUH1. DONNA EICKEIT SHIRLEY YATES l . Y., ff' Y, S ' I IIMME EGGERS IENEAN RONNFELDT LEON DE PUE ROGER TARR m'r'rY IEPSEN ALLAN NAEVE ' 9 5 X MARTIN HANSEN IR. LESTER MOELLER GLENN GRAVERT ,, N .1 . I BEVERLY BARTLE'! I' DARRELL DRURY IEAN MC VEY 'U MYRNA WILKE ARNIE JACKSON GAYNELL ROE 10 an 'N K K . LLQT A : Q 'ek we ,iz Qx. DARLEEN MEGGHS SHIRLEY KOKEMULLB . f - . Qin , LIVONNE DHNSON HARLANMARX GILIEIT IOTT CAROL NIEISEN BEVERLY PETERSEN NANCY wfuxsn ll The Senior Will We, the senior class of 1952, belng of sound mind and acting under no compulsion or undue influence do create and declare this our last will and testament. To Mr. Copley, we leave Q-l our extra inches. We don't want him to get lost ln that new school building. To Mr. Price, we leave all the remnants of our worn-out arguments in government class. We hope that someday he will look back at- them and laugh. s To Mr. Morris, we leave the m'ernorles'of,our day ln 'Prison' and how we gained our class title of the Jokers . To Mr. Buck, the boys leave all their sawed-off ends of lumber. Maybe someday he can build a house for himself and a certain llttle nurse. To Miss Cooper, we leave all our burnt. ham, cold potatoes, soggy cakes, tough ple crusts, crooked scams and all other f'.flops in home economics. We hope the next class she has can take a lesson from our examples. To Miss Valentine, we leave all our strike-overs in typing and our in- complete assignments ln bookkeeping. We hope her next class doesn't have as much trouble with them as we did. To Mlss Koethe, we leave all the bowling talent we have. Make good use 'of ltllll We also leave a giant size bottle of asplrlns for all the headaches Mixed Chorus havge caused her. To Shirley, our faithful secretary, we leave an elevator so she can get up and down to the supply room easier. Seems she gets pretty tlred walking up and down all the time. To Hugo, our beloved janitor, we leave an electric vacumn sweeper. Now Hugo,w'on'tehave so much trouble getting the corners clean. To the hot lunch cooks, we leave all our favorite menus. We know they wlll be a great help ln years to come. We also leave a blg double door for the hot lunch room. We figured someone might get hurt trying to squeeze through the present one. Beverly Bartlett wllls the deserted street ln front of her house and dark porch to Donna Krabbenhoft on the condition that she gets lt back when she comes home from nurses tralnlng. We hear lt's pretty llght up around Krabbenhofts. Gilbert Bott wills hls ability toplay hooky from school to Kenny Wllcke. Gilbert hopes he wlll have as much fun as he dld. ' Bethel Colburn wills the shade of her apple trees to Sis Hart who might need them on Main Street. . Harlan Daniels wills his baseball ablllty to Bert Strahn. You know we are losing four members of the seniors who are regulars . 12 Dale Brown wllls his '41 Plymouth to Larry Suer, he can have the com- plaints about the sticking door also. Leon DePue wllls the ability to sleep in the assembly to Allen Schroeder for he might need the sleep too. Darrell Drury wills his late hours at night and hls Chesterflelds to any- one who likes them. Donna Elckert wills her speech book to Dale Brandenburg.. It makes her too nervous. Of course she wants it kept ln the family, Dale. Harlan Eggers wills his Ford to anyone who can afford to keep rear tires on it. Jimmie Eggers wills his interest ln novels to Lola Papke. He thinks she should spend more time reading. Richard Fischer wills his ability to drive slow to Nancy Taplin. Don't do over 15 lniles per hour, Nancy. Glenn Gravert wills his unfalling ability to miss school on the opening day of hunting season each year to Carroll Flemming. He hopes Carroll has better luck than he did. Martin Hansen wills his butch haircut to Robert and Richard Hansen. He wants to keep lt ln the family. Arnie Jackson wills some of his girl friends to Roger Rathje. You need them Roger. Betty Jepsen wills to Doris Behn a few lnches of her height. She is sure she can use it. Nancy Walker wills the five flips she did as a cheerleader to Cathy Belk. Since she fell on her head she hasn't been able to maintain her balance. Myrna Wllke wills her safe driving to Glorlanne Wllke. She'1l need it next year to drive to basketball practice. Myrna won't be needing it. Joann Muhl wills the three street lights at her -front door to Janet Holtzman. Joann wants to get rid of them and we don't want Janet to get lost going from the car to the house after dates. Carol Nielsen wills nothing. She feels she'll need everything for nurses training. Lester Moeller wllls his shopwork ability to Robert Frahm. He flnds new rulers are high priced. Darleen Meggers wills her extra year of government to Marilyn Petersen so she won't have to work so hard. Phyllis Mangler wills her dimples to Joanne Bruhn. 'Tick' says she'll need them for cheerleading. Lavonne Johnson wills her ability of writing letters to Joyce Hammond. Also all her left over air mall stamps and stationery. Let's hope she doesn't have to use alr mall stamps. 13 Gaynell Roe wills her ability to take school books home, and never open them to lone Brown. Gerald Smithson wills his seat ln government to anyone who has the nerve to sit there. It hasn't proved very worthwhile for Gerald. Allan Naeve wllls his Powergllde to anyone who can make the tires squeal from a dead stop. Shirley Yates wills her musical interest to Gene Dynes. She hopes this will help him keep his mind off girls and.concentrate on his studies. Jean McVey wllls her freckles that were left to her last year to Joyce Mangler. She's getting tired of them. Dianne Ockelmann wills her childhood memories to Marilynn lungjohann. The first time I met Marilynn she was making mud pies. Remember, Marllynnr Shirley Kokemuller wills her brown eyes to Doris less because she found out Calvin likes brown eyes better than blue. Ienean Ronnfeldt wills her book 'Learn How To Drive ln Thirteen Easy Lessons , to Mary Hathoway. Don't take the garage along MaryH7HH7? Beverly Petersen wills her nickname 'SOUEAKY' to Marlene Hagge providing she doesn't use lt'ln contests next year. Roger Tarr wills his incompletes ln bookkeeping to anyone in the junior class who has none. Harlan Marx wllls his nickname 'GROUCHO' to Eugene Kaczinski. It might help identify him. 14 Joker's Class History It all started one day ln August in 1948, when 40 Freshmen entered Miles High School with hopes of becomlng the class of '52. There were twenty boys and twenty girls in the first three rows of the assembly, but about a week after classes had started, Francis Culier, who almost completely lost his sight, and was forced to leave school. lt was a noisy day in September when the Freshmen came to school dressed up for Initiation Day. The senior class that year dldn't leave out a single detail for us to wear or bring. Our superintendent was Conrad Recktenwald and his wife, Helen Recktenwald, who taught the girls cooking in flrst year home economics. Nora Wagener was our English instructor and W. D. Standley was coach, shop and general science teacher. Barbara Jones, now Mrs. Carroll Hamilton, taught us general business and we had some wonderful class parties. We even were invited to go to Dubuque on a fleld trlp with the tenth grade. Our sophomore year started out very well because we were finally an accepted class of high school. O. C. Sutherland came as superintendent that year and also was the algebra teacher. Ann Bartlett took over home economics and Nora Wagener was back for English. Coach Standley, now better known as Stan , was our instructor ln agriculture and shop. Louise Molin was music ln- structor. Dwane Kyarsgaard left in March bringing our class down to 28 but Allen Schultz came and brought the enrollment back up again. We took quite a few fleld trips for agriculture to various farms. Stan was our class sponsor and onae again we had some fun at class parties. I don't think any of us will ever forget ice skating on the Misslsslppl. The 1950 school year started with us as full fledged juniors and ready for one of the biggest years of our school career. Marilyn King, now Mrs. Kenneth Row dldn't return that year and Juanita Mangler, now Mrs. Arthur Johnson, quit at the end of the first semester. 0. C. Sutherland was our superintendent again Coach Standley was back and had first-class teams in both girls and boys bukerbgll, Nora Wagener was our English teacher and directed our class play, 15 'Cheaper By The Dozen . Harry Morrls was biology teacher, Bob Schaeffer was rnuslc, Bill Olrnstead and De Wayne Erickson were our teachers in typing and shorthand. We worked on the junior-senior banquet under the direction of Ann Bartlett and after many disappointments and troubles had a very successful banquet at the Hotel Lafayette ln Clinton. At moving time, we lost Madonna Hughes, Reynold Miller and Allan Schultz but Darleen Meggers joined our ranks We really hated to see the seniors leave us but were very anxious to take over their place ln the high school spotlight. Oh, Yes, we mu.st'nt forget the new name, 'The Iokers', acquired during a day of isolation. Mrs. Bartlett was our sponsor and it was really swell the way she helped us with the banquet. Well, finally, we are seniors and are -getting close to our freshman goal of being the class of '52. Eldon Struve failed to join us for our last year and thus dropped our class to 34. Elton Copley took the superlntendent's job and also the task of pushing us through that last hard year. Harry Morris returned as home room teacher and also chemistry instructor. Ioan Valentine taught us typing and bookkeeping and Evelyn Burt listened to us in speech class. Blll Price was our coach and also taught government and modern problems. Shlrlle Cooper was home economics instructor for some of the girls and a few boys. Peder Buck was shop teacher and Shirley Koethe was music lnstructor. We finally got our class rlngs, had our pictures taken and went after annual advertisements, feeling very much like senlors. Our class play and junior- senlor banquet cllmaxed by baccalaureate and commencement completed our senior year. I don'r think we can ever thank the teachers enough for pushing as through these last four years. It's been a hard job, we know, ------------ but thanks anyway. 16 Class Prophecy ln the year 1962, we took off for our new found planet, XZY, in our sen sational new creation the X143UCY rocket. Arrivlng we tuned in our super, dooper, looper sonic atomic radar screen turning to channel 0000, double 0, zero nothing. Getting good old Miles ln focus. We see a huge house and for curiosity's sake we look closer and see that lt ls an orphanage. Looklng inslde we come to the superintendents door and whose name do you think is lngraved on this door? None other than Joann Muhl. Joann has quite a time between this and taking care of her own three glrls. As we pass the streets of Miles we see a bright blue uniform standing on the corner of North and Main Street. Don't get us wrong, the suit wasn't so dlrty that lt could stand up by itself, no it was Carol Nielsen. She has qulte a time directing traffic now that Miles has the new school efdltlon. Next we see two big factories. Gerald Smithson has worked up quite a business making cat-tle bunks. He has his o-wn factory down on Main Street ln Miles. He has 150 club calves as a past time. Besides Gerald's factory there is another one turning out 2,000 Smith Shops a day. That's one machine that has 85 different machines in one. We went to the presldent's office to see if we could go through the factory. Who do you suppose the president was? None other than Lester Moeller him- s elf. Yep, he's making over S100,000 a year now. While gazing at the names of the stores we see one that sounds quite interesting. It was called the 'RUSS SODA SHOP . ln looking in the window we saw a small figure moving about behind the counter. Being curious we moved up a little closer. lt was the former Jean McVey. Who would ever have thought she would own and help run a soda shop. As we turned to the airport, a plane has just landed and to our surprise we see a charming young miss jumping our, laughing. It couldn't be but lt ls Ienean Ronnfeldt. She is dressed in a suit of blue and was ' none other than an air stewardess. Down by the railroad we see Shirley Yates. Shirley never quite forgot the song I've Been Workln' On The Railroad' for she ls now head waitress on the Milwaukee Passenger Train and Wayne Daniels ls the cook. Then we see the new Miles Hospital. As the supersonic lens peered through the reception room of the new Miles ,Hospital we see the nurses' names. On the very top of the list, we noticed the familiar name of Myrna Wllke. After ten years ln the nursing profession, Myrna had advanced to the position of head nurse. We're sure Myrna gained this skill through the biology and chemistry classes back in high school. As we leave the hospital, our lens focus on a familiar face. Sure enough it ls Phyllis Mangler and tagglng along behind are six charming little girls, exact images of their mother. By listening to their conversation, we learned that Phyllis had married one of her classmates and was not spending most of her time teach- ing the llttle ones the correct way to handle a basketball. 17 As we look toward the school, we see Shirley Kokemuller. She is very busy slaving over the stove cooking a meal for her family of seven boys. Going into the Miles School, who should we see but the former Beverly Petersen as the home economics teacher and also wife ofthe school super- lntendent. .We then caught sight of the Miles School Gym where Miles was leading 50-l in a basketball game wlth Preston. We then caught sight of a man with a big smile, patting each player on the back and to our surprise we found it was Miles Hi coach, Gllbert Bott. As we leave Mlles, we see a prosperous looking farm. lt is early evening and there in the rear we see Dale lrown mowing the lawn. The former Joyce Hammond is having quite a time keeping the two children from bothering thelr daddy. Joyce and Dale have been happily married now for five years. Next we tune into Green Island, channel number 214785. For those who didn't get it, I will repeat lt, channel 675430. First we sight a large stone house. As we look more carefully at the house, we see a name engraved on the do-or, Dr. Richard Flscher . Were we surprised when we looked through the window, and there on his lap, lmaglne, a magazine. There we also saw a little white house with blue shutters, nestled at the foot of the bluff. Inside the house, we see Mr. and Mrs. Russell Guenther fthe former Gaynell Roel and their two children seated at the breakfast table. They are discussing sending their children to Miles. You see all the little schools around there are closed. Next we see a big baseball game in action. We had been informed that the G.I. Giants were battling the New York Yankees for the world series. Coming up to bat, we recognize Roger Tarr. We hear voices shouting, 'Come on Daddy . So we look lnto the crowd and ln the flrst row we see three little boys with their mother, the former Bethel Colburn. We also see Harlan Daniels. It seems that Harlan has reached his peak at major baseball pltchlng. The Yankees bought him from the Indians last year for a new high, S1,000,000. Leon DePue has retired on the sum he got inventing the shatter-proof baseball catchers mlt to catch I-larlan's fast ball. We next see the International Trap Shoot. Here ve see Glenn Gravert with his S400 Browning Special. Glenn ls competing with some of the best shots ln the world. Oh, its snap to get into this shoot. All you have to do is hit a thousand out of a thousand. Glenn ls now going to shoot three clay birds in a row while standing on his head. Glenn still owns their farm but he has changed lt into a hunting club. Men from all over the world come there to go hunting at the lake. Next we see the Jackson Kennels coming into focus. As we look inside we see Arnle Jackson. Arnie has raised some of the best' toy terriers in the world. Arnie has raised terriers for Xavier Cugat. 18 L From Green Island, we tune our channel to the town of Twin Springs. There we see Darrel Drury- He has started a bachelors club ln Twin Springs. He has 129 members. He wanted 130 members but Joyce Hammond and Dale Brown were married, so this upset the membership. Darrel has gone with about every girl in Jackson County. He says lt eosts too much to keep a wlfe with these high prices. Teeds Grove now comes into focus. Martin Hansen and Mary Hathaway are running a sweet little hatchery in Teeds Grove. They call it Martin and Mary's Little Baby Chicks. Martin has invented seven new breeds since 1953. Oh, yes, they have three sets of twins that are their own. We happened to be driving by a chicken hatchery in Andover when we saw a man running madly all over the street. We knew right away that it was Harlan Eggers. We stopped to ask him what was the matter. He told us that he was the proud owner of 732,021 new baby chicks. We also see that Lavonne Johnson now has her own beauty salon in Andover. She is one of the best beauty operators around that country. She. also has written a book on hair styling. We found Harlan Marx on a horse farm in Andover. He's got a new breell of horses, you know. Two seated ones for Nancy Taplin and him to ride. Allan Naeve now owns 1,000 acres south of Andover where he is working on a better hy-brld seed corn than he turned out last year. The one last year produced only ten bushel to the hill with a stock twenty foot tall. The new one is to be thirty-five feet tall and produce twenty bushel to the hill. As we turn our radar screen to Hollywood, we see Darleen Meggers who is now uhe trainer and mistress of Lassle's great-grand-daughter, Lou- Lou. As we look in on the White House we see Donna Elckert, the private secretary of the president. She is sitting on his lap taking a letter to send to his wife. Looking down at Paris we see Jlmrny Eggers at the National Art Building. Jimmy has taken up art and likes the styles and gals there. Beverly Bartlett has done very well at St. L1.rke's Hospital at Cedar Rapids. She is head nurse now, but she still has trouble with men patients from around her home town that lnsist she care for them. Looking in on the former Dianne Ockelmann where should she be but ln Cheyenne, Wyoming. She helps ber husband run their horse ranch. Right now she ls breaking one of the wildest horses ln Wyoming. She ls one of the best horse breakers in Wyoming. In her spare time, she is raising, no not colts, but her two sons. 19 Turning the screen in one the White House who should be there but Nancy Walker. Guess what she is doing? She is painting the president's por- trait, and a fine job it is too, She gets paid 51,000.00 for doing this. lt is her main work now, but in her spare time, she raises thorough-bred horses for a Horse Club in Washington D.C. As, we look in on the Mayor of C1inton's office we see Betty Jepsen. Her greatest wish has been fulfilled. She is secretary to the mayor. Betty makes quite a lot of money and she is now building herself a small cottage. After seeing all of the 1952 graduates from Miles High we turn our radar screen off. Our best wishes for the next ten years. May they be happy and prosperous. 20 ll ff? ' 4.3. J-. Q., . ., .Q .',. fl? . 44, Q. :gg .,. , . . 4. p .93 -1 Ig. 0, .5- .fff f:I' .3-:f 15:4 kb 33 gg. H., .gi '92 Qi . , '7 eff ' 'iz ' .i.:.:. :if 5.5. ----f uf - '-' f mfg .V ? 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Moeller, F SECOND TEAM SCORES Mile: Visitors 24 Bettemlnrf 21 20 Lyons 49 45 Maquoketa 12 37 Bellevue 45 47 Preston 30 88 Preston 31 Iovertimej Front row left to right: Wayne Iungjohann, Rodrick Dunlap, and Dale Edanx. Back row left to right: Larry Clausen, Allen Grollwaldt, Wilfred Srnithson, and Larry Lehmkuhl 27 .-A .1 '3- ,Z 3' 5 4 R. Tarr, G. 1. Waaoba, G. KJ UL E ACTION SIDTS Of MILES BULLDOGS 28 n .5- ... n .- 6 ii I Robert T. fx Q96 wx If , .. 1 ',, w, A f Q i 1 kixff sf . . M., . M an-47 X ' ' gif ..-5... F. Muhl R. Tart 1 Q ' K l 1 J.Wasoba Al1enGandWayneJ a fn I., l ' .i , i I il. . : ' nf.. . . Q W ww R gr M '54 'xv .AY fy ' ,11.Q1k 4 ifgf K ,K .ffl-4,5 533. ,, - X ,.. ...M ,rw 5 .. , - 3.2-:!j'5-1 iv., G I -- ' 4' 'nf-1,4 , .,,,,. , ' ' ' V k ' pf ,lc-.4 . - ' K. Wilcke 4 We Miles Baseball Team Left to right: front row: R. Tan, D. Daniels, A. Gronwaldt, R. Frahm, I. Wosoba, A. Schroeder, W. Iungjohann. Back row: W. Smidlson, G. Bott, G. Smithson, K. Wilke. ' Q vi 4' ,--. , '1 gif? ..,,., W N: 'VJ' .- sa or 12.1 l I . h b' G. Bot! W. Smithson 29 A. Schroeder , L Vx W . L, . ...A-.W . ,Sv W .wma H 91 wr 1 sn G. Smltluon. '55 1 V' Y ' ' Q 1 S1 '1?5 5 - as-, ., J X T.. A : D. Daniels YS. x H. Daniels Jaclcson County Cltarnps 1952 'X-t -J Shkley Yates- F lie bn F ,, x X 1 Bethel Colburn-G Carol Nielsen-G 'S-7 Gay,-,eu Roe-G Phyllis Mangler-F Captain Captain Miles 55 Goose Lake 38 Miles 55 Baldwin 56 Miles 32 Y. W. C. A. 14 Miles 52 Baldwin 47 Miles 37 Alumni 27 Miles 41 Sabula 33 Miles 41 Andrew 29 Miles 46 Y. W. C. A. 38 Tournament Games Miles 38 Andrew 17 Miles 59 Sabula 31 Miles 57 Baldwin 48 4 'i. NIIICY walker-G in qv Donna Krabbenhoft- F Janet Holtzman-F C-4' Joyce Hammond-G Nathalie Hart-F Joyce Mangler-G Cora Harmon-G 30 ,f ., - .5 ' NHIBS GIRLS SBCTIONAL CHAMPS. 1952 , E' as J ' A -S335 fl c Beverly Guyer, Chaperone I O fl rss E ' 2 ,.e . w e' 5 , ,J . if .. A 1., g -er. W I 2 f. ? -I., Q. V e 1 . -. W ue, - st. . K , ' ,2 ' V , Q ,..e l Right--Girls Second Team: Glorlmne W. , Joann M. , Jeanette M. , Joanne B. , Shirley T. , Marlene H. , Myrnn W. , and Glenda K. Left--Miles Girls receiving the Jackson County Trophy. 31 h o t s Q g AV l .,V, H ,. 4 Mi ' Q Tix -sz. 'pf H M aw ' H ' 'E W if ' EFS' H ll f ' A? Air . 'ex E 6 it ff 9 n . N X A vi 3 ,W M Q 'X Q 4' g . . Iii f 3. C x 4 AA Ag Varsity Cheerleader Janet Holtzmnn, Catherine Belk, and Nancy Walker Reserve Cheerleaders Natalie Hart and Joanne Bruhn 3 2 .41 .371 ,zz-2 Q 'W :fi . ,- 2573: :Elr- .-,. 13' 3:29. Sf E51 .51 it SA Ji' Zif 9 '- 'D-. .. . . . .51-. 92' 355' .gg Zi, ak. Z- .,4. ii. ,4- . 4: ZZ 6, rf? ,. .35 -gs- q.-1 'L 11:4 .4 af 3. .Q Q-. Q., . 11:3 ' :F H2-. ,.3. .g.g. ' 515:31 5155- ffl-' ... . . . . .' -221' 5215 ' ' 'T' -11 -1-ff S. . .1 L4- 325 .7.y.' 4., .. 1.3. :.- 1-: 'E1:'. . sf: -1 .:-:- 5:31 -. 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' 'f . 1.11 -ig :-Q W , ' 4 , 1 1 'ff 19- 14? , , f f' . ng' 5121- I 1 f 1. j' J .- ' , 15 if -1-11 . ' Z- I 0 f .5 4.1 A 1 f f 1 1 .7 1-1-: 2. f l 7' . ' -:-: -' . f f 1 ,Zi gt .4 ' I1 J, gif -5 .2 .' , ,f , ,4 , x. fp- , 5 I. . . 2 : ' .. . . .gg -' , J ' ' 9, 155 fif ' N, 'L 1. -zz. ' 1 ' ' f 9 ' 4, 'jf' , f . J L. J 5 jg. .. A5 1 ' I . 1.- Miles School Band Y Tried Cut For All-State Band and Chorus First row: R. Frahm, 1. Muhl, S. Yates, D. Krabbenhoft. Second rqw: G. Bott, K. Wllcke, M. Iungjohnnn, D. Ockelmann, N. Walker, D. Brown. Absent from photo: G. Dynes and M. Hagge First raw: Miss Koethe, instructor, I. Horst, B. Gray, D. Krabbenhoft, Y. Johanmen, L. Papke, M. Wink, C. Schultz. Second row: B. Bartlett, S. Yates, I. Muhl, R. Fischer, R. Frahrn, L. Rohwedder, M. Itmgjohann, ll. Horst. Third row: L. Lehmkuhl, K. Kelley, C. Harmon, P. Huebner, L. Claussm, I. Brllm. Miles School Cl'lOI'l.IS Girls' Glee Club First row: B. Colburn, J. Hammond, B. Bartlett, D. Krabbenhoft, L. Papke, G. Wilke. Second row: D. Meggers, S. Yates, N. Walker, J. Mcvey, 1. Muhl, P. Mangler Thlrd row: C. Belk, M. lungjohann, C. Nielsen, M. Wllke. I. Mangler, S. Kokemuller. Bottom row- K. Kelley, C. Bells, L. Papke, J. Hammond, D. Rngls, D. Krabbenhoft, G. Wilke, N. Walker, I. Lennon, B. Colburn, D. Ocldemann, Mix: Koethe-Instructor. Second row - 1. Meyer, M. Iungjohann, M. Hagge, S. Yates, G. Marshall, P. Miller, J. Wenzel, I. Muhl, P. Manglera Third row- N. Taplin, B. Bartlett, P. Huebner, C. Nielsen, M. Wllke, M. Harmxen, I. Mcvey, S. Kolremuller, D. Meggera, G. Miller, B. Thomsen. Top row - M. Koch, E. Paetow, F. Muhl, G. Bott, R. Fischer, K. Wllcke, D. Brandenburg, R. Rathje, D. Drury, D. Brown, I. Wagemuter. 35 Darrell Drury -- Dale Brom: ----- Beverly Bartlett- ------ Gerald Smithson- ---nvm..,.,,..,N,, , The Annual Staff Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager ------ Assistant Manager Joann Muhl ------ ---- Tr easurer Bethel Colburn -------- Carol Nellsen --------- Gaynell Roe ---- Shirley Yates Phyllis Mangler- - - Assistant Treasurer -Secretary -- -Reporters ---- -Girls' Sports Harlan Daniels- -------- Boys' Sport: Richard Fischer -------- Music Shirley Kokemuller Harlan Eggers Lester Moeller Nancy Walks Beverly Petersen ---- ----- Myrna Wilke Dianne Ockelmann ----- ---- Jimmie Eggers Harlan Marx Jean Mcvey l.aVonne Johnson Donna Eickert Ienean Ronnfeldt ---- ---- Darleen Meggers Betty Iepsen Gilbert Bott ---- Glenn Gravert ----- Roger 'l'arr-- -- -- Arnie Jackson- ---- I H Nun -------- -Other Reporters Leon DePue Martin Hanson The Staff wishes to express their aimriu -and appreciation to Mr. Morris for giving his time and ability to make this yearbook possible. Proof Readers Art -Typing Staff Grades 1 and 2 Grades 3 and 4 Grades 5 and 6 Grades 'I and 8 Left to right: Frederlclt Muhl, Cora Harmon, Joyce Hammond, Joann Muhl, Carol Nielsen, Janice Ockelmann, Madge Wlnk, Bert Strahn. Miles Student Council 1951-52 was the beginning of a student council in Miles High School. Two representatives were selected from each class. These were Madge Wink and Cora Harmon from the freshman class, Frederick Muhl and Janice Ockelmann from the sophomore class, Bert Strahn and Joyce Hammond from the junior class and Joan Muhl and Carol Nielsen from the senior class.4 Mr. Copley presided at the first meeting. Election was held and Joann Muhl was elected president, Carol Nielsen-vice president, and Joyce Hammond- secretary-treasurer. A meeting was held each Thursday morning at 8:45. Some of the actlvltles of the council were to conduct election of cheerleaders, hold a drive for subscriptions for the Sabula Gazette, help students, plan the School Carnival, and count the 500 bushels of corn of the carnival queen. 37 Editorial Staff Oi Miles Hear Say Lois Papke- -. ----- - Bert Suahn ------ Kenneth Wilcke ----- Joyce Hammond Robert Frahm- ---- Mary Hatheway ----- Nancy Walker Donna Krabbenhoft Glenda Krabbenhoft Fredrick Muhl ---- Verna Milder Cora Harmon Glorianne Wi1ke--- Marlene Hagge P Larry Suer Caroll Flemming Marilyn Petersen Joyce Mangler ----- Marilyn Iungjohann Catherine Belk Senior Typist: ----- Miss Burt ------ Miss Valentine ---- Editor ---- Assistant Editor A ----spam Cover Circulation Manager Chu-News Grade News Reporters - - - -Typist: -- - - Editorial Advisor Production Advisor GERALD SMITHSON DIANNE OCKELMANN Our candidates for Mardi Gras king and queen in Clinton DIANNE OCKELMAN N Candidate for queen at Clinton Machine Company in Maquoketa e .-0-n Carnival Queen Queen Jeanette Meyer, sophomores Attendants were Myrna Wilke, senior: Joyce Mangler, junior: and Natalie Hart, freshman. Above are the two pictures of the 484 bushels of com gathered through the combined efforts of all members of the high school. Everyone was happy when John L. Franks Company of Miles purchased all the corn from the school at 51.40 per bushel. We know by the queen picture that the sophomore class was able to gather the most corn. The money was used to help the very depleted athletic fund. 40 yu Howd e and get com Carnival y X 1-xapvl' 50' me Y Clean' UP P 2 7 41 they Wbrk this p George Bodell Norman Reese- Mrx. Garnet ----- Tony Dennison ---- Muriel Foster ---- Kate Ault ------ Marge Benson- Dottie Coburn ---- Mr. Coburn ---- Mr. Kenny ----- First Officer ----- Second Officer ----- Stage Manager ----- Props- ---------- Junior Class Play 'OUT OF THE FRYING PAN' CAST 'Gimme a break, Offrcer I'11 talk. I done it! ---- Robert Frahm Bert Strahn - -- -Catherine Belk - - - Kenneth Wilcke -- - - Glorianne Wilke - - - - Marilyn Iungjohann - - - - - Donna Krabbenhoft - -- --Marlene Hagge - - - - -Larry Suer ---- Carrol Flemming - - - - Joyce Hammond - -- --Ioyce Mangler ----- Lola Papke Costumes- ------- ------- -------------------- - - - - -- - -Mary Hatheway -Marilyn Petersen On the evenings of October 12 and 13,1 1951, the junior class presented the play, 'Out of the Frying Pan .by Francis Swann. The trials and tribulations of six young men and women trying to get a start on Broadway were thoroughly aired, much to the amusement of all present. Strange. They're all dead! 42 ,nv 'x l Ima ater v ,q,,.,.f- , u-ef ..f-Kgs Q -A ,.-' H V DVTIGNSA To IL F. :S HOOL. Mx Laajfi5'9 tqwux 2s:u.:.A.naRif Armnavccx J loc: O51-Ally nu. School OF OU' Dreams w 4 3 Y V197 W Q11 -, Q -g o. xnkzi 'fs 1 rf' Home Economics - '7 8: 8 Math Class J A ' 1 M31 United States Government World Hlxtorv ..- Study Hall Freshman Math General Business Hot Lunch .g,., 3i0108Y Transportation FP' V qi Q J' N gs Square Dancing Shop 4 5 , if f '1i L' The Miles Grade Sclmool Faculty LEOLA RUCHOTZKE - Third Grade Green Island, Iowa ELSIE REI-IR - Second Grade Preston, Iowa ,BEVERLY GUYER - Sixth Grade Maquoketa, Iowa CONSTANCE HALL - First Grade Tipton, Iowa DONNA MoCUTCI-IBN - Fourth Grade Delmar, Iowa DOROTHY REI-IR - Fifth Grade Preston, Iowa 46 S, f . L A x , is V. 5 ,. K M , o. . -Q. , 1' 5155, -ya. es .3 f 1 is ns Y B. Chamberlain W. Iungjohann .4-,.-, - , f-R , J A ss? Q L H1 , M. Krause Y 1 ,W iw 4 xr. id- .5 . 3 T. E. Jackson C. Greve ' ff. ag ,Ja .V M ix ff 'Vi' hffiaiio j Sw ' ' sg Q- , 'iii Cc . ,Y 1 N 5 F: 2 ff C. Culver . A, Q 1 w v' XX i C. Garlen Wo if?,x4 J? 'A Fi f N L. N 1 K L. -. 3 Peterson I. Hoyer R. Culver M. Seamer F, I. McVey G. Greve X N. Drury A. Belk ,A A ' ' of 1 ' Nw W S I 1 .L .-4. I. Krabbenhoft ' Cv - , jg J. Estahrook G. Kaczinski I. Taplin R. Horst C. Schultz W' C ..' 'lJ'uC f M ...,. ' fs' ' Qpiglyf M ,Kay 2 ,f 2 1 'I L' f t i: ' V 1? ' JZ- ' f my 3'1 V 4 . . was , Q R VT 4 A' VA .Q .Ra fi I 4 t A ,rf 4 yr , - ' ,L I fr ., gr 3 M Q ' . C ,zwoftfx I R. Thompson M. Franks B. J. Tietjens S. Meyer T. Fischer D. Daniels A 1 .AW-'ln 2-M '3.Si:a! '. K. Holdgraver P. Kuhl 1. Dynen M. Harmon L. Lehmkuhl S. Krause 47 Gary Eden: ' PS 'iff-or rf' 'X-Lua 07' P 1 'XMB' ., ww E 5 K 1 5' r I! o rd W1 el iii EV Rf if gn .rf , , 'gf ,lan r n ' A .. 5 ,sf-Y i ,411 7 'rw-51 T11-f 'A ' Jifl- : Q . A - ' , xfierf W X A.,, , A r gi! ,Q 3 J E' 1 Vx ak A Q 4, ' Q 1 if 13 , , aa, , is f ?l'iQ2QJL7 1 n 1 l' e e iiieafitd h U . .7 -fr, i Louis Janelle Sharon Kefmefh Ronnfeldt Schroeder Harmxen Jenson Carl ' Kohrt Myrna Ardella Berry Bama! 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FOLEY MAQUOKETA, IOWA DAIRY QUEEN MAQUOKETA, IOWA JACKSON SENTINEL MAQUOKETA, IOWA COAST TO COAST MAQUOKE TA, IOWA Richardson Tractor 8: Implement COMPLETE LINE OF PARTS - VALLEY ELEVATORS SALES AND SERVICE NEW HOLLAND BALER Sz FIELD HARVESTERS CLEANER COMBINES - SYLVANIA T. V. 262 MAIN AVENUE CLINTON PHONE 3006W IOWA Walter E. Sellnau LOCAL Sz LONG DISTANCE LIVESTOCK TRUCKING NATIONAL TRUCKERS SAFETY AWARD l CHICAGO WINNER 1950-51 STCCKYARDS CHARLOTTE PHONE 461 V IOWA r ohn L. Franks and 0. FRANCO FEEDS LUMBER - GRAIN - FEED - COAL - HARDWARE NORGE APPLIANCES - UNIVERSAL APPLIANCES MAJESTIC RADIOS - R. C. A. RADIOS WE DELIVER FRESH FRUITS Sz VEGETABLES GENERAL MERCHANDISE WOLVERINE SHOES BALL BAND FOOTWEAR CARROLL - HAMILTON - LEON MILES PHONE 65 IOWA Congratulations From PRESTON HATCHE RY ROE HL-PHIL LIPS FURNITURE CO. Your Lane Cedar Chest Dealer Culling Sz Blood Testing 306-8 South 2nd. St. Clinton Phone 4060 Iowa By Approved I,P.I,A, M. WINCLE O!CONNOR COIIIIJIGIG Lille of Nlltrella Feeds .Tameway Poultry Equipment Conoco Super Service . Poultry Remedies New-Used Cars Phone 8R2 Maquoketa, Iowa Preston Iowa I linton Independent Backfs Men'S St0I'9 1 Martin Morris Company Barkan's Muffy's Men's Shop Boegel's Glasgow Tailors Shu11'S Burken Brothers Rockr0hr's Father Sz Son F. Bradulski 8z Son Tingleff Clothing Company etail Clothiers Compliments Of BACKER WAGNER 133 Fifth Ave. South Phone 3051 Clinton Iowa G. L. HALL Sz SONS Local gl Long Distance Trucking and Kent Feeds - Sweet Lassy Semi Solid Buttermilk Phone 25 Low Moor Iowa Good Luck, Class of 1952 Drop In Anytime Where Students and Old Grad Meet BARTLETT'S Miles Iowa THE FARMERS MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION Fire and Lightiligg Risks in Force October 1, 1951 Over 533,000,000 Officers Fred Mohr, President John Kilburg, Vice Pres. Chas. Marvin, Secretary J. Clifford Grant, Treasurer Directors Edw. Determuan, Preston Wilfred Michels, La Motte A. P. Beck, Maquoketa Thomas F. Thomsen, Sabula Alex Reed, Bellevue Marvin Jargo, Andover John Felderman, Bellevue Harold N. Noonan, Bernard Calvin Bryant, Miles Preston Iowa lr KRABBENHOFT Complete Household Furnishings and Appliances Frigidaire - Westinghouse Admiral - Speed Queen Washes RCA Victor Television Sales Xt Service E. E. Miner-Preprietor Preston Iowa Compliments Of IOWA STATE SAVINGS BANK THE BEIL STUDIO For Better Photos Beil's Photo Supplies Better Photo Equipment 2nd St. and 2nd Ave. South Clinton Iowa W. G. BLOCK CO, Permanent Building Materials Ready Mix Concrete 815 South Second St. Phone 3560 Clinton Iowa FRED VOSS AND SON Semi-Self Service Market DELMAR GRAIN 8: FEED, INC. Chlstom Grinding Portable Crusher 8: Sheller Milling - Hulllng - Rolling Sargent Feeds - Pillsbury Feeds and Delmar Feeds - Wilco Feeds Pillsbury Feeds Mill Feeds Ten-Mile Corners Salt-Tankage-Grain-Coal-Lumber Bryant Iowa Delmar Iowa Good Luck Class of 1952 We Wish You The Most Of Success KLINE 'S DEPARTMENT STORE Clinton Iowa GOOSE LAKE SAVINGS BANK Branch Office of Charlotte, Iowa Conservative Banking Since 1907 Goose Lake Iowa .N LOU MARGE'S Wearing apparel as featured in y8ur favorite fashion Magazine Clinton Iowa Choose your gifts for Weddings, Anniversaries, Birthdays, Graduation, Christmas, Valentine. Hallmark Greeting Cards ROSE'S GIFT SHOP When you care enough to send the very best i Clinton Iowa HODOVALS School Greetings From STAACK Sz LUCKUISH Rexall Drug Store Druggists Livestock Remedies I Typewriters - School Supplies Wallpaper - Paints Greeting Cards Bellevue Iowa Maquoketa Iowa Preston up to date Drug Store RED AND WHITE GROCERY E THE STREUSER PHARMACY The Store Where The Customer In Business for your Health Comes First Preston Iowa Fulton Illinois LEROY WILKE Phosphate, Limestone Spreading We Service Everything We Sell Crushed Rock, Cement, Gravel Hi-Bred Feeds, B.P. Feeds, B'-111d02iHg A RAE CRADDOCK'S SERV. STATION Genuine Pfister Hibred Seed Corns Phone Miles 3 on 1 Phone 138 or 139 AIICIOVGI' Iowa Clinton Igwa PRESTON FEED MILL HART'S CAFE I Meals - Luncheon Everything in Feed, Seed Sandwiches - Short Orders Grain and Coal Badrick's Mixed Feeds Eleanor Hart, Proprietor Preston Iowa I Miles Iowa CHRIS KYARSGAARD ROSENBURGS SUPER MARKET Low Prices Everyday General Blacksmith Welding and Machine I 111 South Main St. Phone 79 I Miles Iowa Maquoketa Iowa 1 l YATES AND KUHL BRUHN BROS. Lennox Furnaces Where in'-Iillty Tells Manilar Pump Price S?:l1s Crane - Kokler - Standard Plumbing Fixture Fancy Groceries Phone Preston 124 Fruits - Vegetables - Meats Phone Miles 80 Miles Iowa Miles Iowa MUHL BROS. LOCKER CO. MORNING GLORY PASTRY SHOPPEE F. J. and J. F. Custom butchering and processing Specialize in Wedding Cakes' Phone 2 on 160 Phone 108 Miles ' Iowa Maquoketa Iowa P. G. MANN COMPANY KERMIPS TAVEHN Ladies Apparel Corner Main and Platt Street For Your Favorite Beverages Phone 79 Maquoketa Iowa Miles Iowa DALTON 'S GARAGE KLINGER PAINT COMPANY Manufacturers Wholesale - Retail ' Wallpaper, Paints, Varnishes, General Repair Enamels, Tools, Glass K Phone 3200 Phone 92 233 Fifth Ave. South Miles Iowa Clinton Iowa J. B. CLOTHING Clothier Sz Dry Cleaner I Preston Iowa M BE RNEDA'S DARK ROOM Where You'l1 Find Photographic Prices Right Phone 92 iles Iowa WINGER'S STORE Groceries - Meats C. B. THOMAS Oliver Farm Machinery and Equipment Gehl Forage Harvesters Refreshments Dri-Gas - Roper Stoves Phone Miles 62-39 1901 South Bluff Blvd. Teeds Grove Iowa Clinton Iowa JOHNSON PHOTOGRAPHERS ANDERSON FOOD MARKET The Store of Personalized Service Phone 315 I ' Phone 99 Clinton Iowa Preston Iowa RASMUSSEN BELLEVUE MOTOR CO. Moron SALES, iNC. General Motors Cars John Deere Farm Machinery Maquoketa Iowa Sales - Food - Service B. J. Roling Prop. Cars-Trucks-General Repairing Phone 105 Bellevue ' Iowa Complete Home Furnishers VOLCKMAN FURNITURE AND CARPET COMPANY THE SAVAN NA GRE E NHOUSE Since 1905 Cut Flowers Mohawk Carpets - RCA Television ' Simmons-Englanders-Norge-Siegler Plants and Floral Designs Clinton Iowa Savanna Illinois BADRICK BROTHERS IMPLEMENT John Deere Farm Machinery Sales and Service Preston Iowa TEEDS GROVE SAVINGS BANK Member F. D. I. C. Deposits insured to Sl0,000. Teeds Grove Sabula FINCH COAL COMPANY Clean Coal - Prompt Service Dependable Service .TORDON'S CLOTHING STORE The Store where the family can buy. You need no money down. Credit or Cash welcomes you. Come in today. A Phone 890 y Phone 391 236 5th Avenue South Clinton Iowa Clinton , Iowa GOE TZ GARAGE John Deere Sales and Service Chevrolet, Olds and Buick H Sales and Service Bellevue Iowa SNOPEKS CAFE Preston Iowa PRESTON CREAME RY ASSOC. Manufacturers of Butter Churned from Purest Cream Phone 148 Preston Iowa MARTH BROSQ Popular Priced Merchandise Savanna Mt. Carroll Illinois 4' . J 8: P SHOE SHOPPE Every Style a New Style 404 South Second Street Clinton Iowa Compliments Of GOODMAN'S .TEWELERS 209 - 5th Avenue South Clinton Iowa 1 DR. A. W. SUNLEAF Best of Luck to the Class of 1952 From Dentist H. W. CHERBJ .TARGO Real Estate gl Insurance Phone 120W Bellevue Iowa Class of 1937 EDGAR SCHROEDER Plumbing and Heating Phone Miles '71 or 1 Bryant Iowa G. A. BRUMER Jn. Jeweler Authorized dealer for all fine things in Zfewelry Sz Repairs 509 So. Second St. Clinton Iowa R Sz R HARDWARE Voss Washers - Eclipse Power Hard Mowers - Quality Paints 202 Main Avenue Clinton Iowa BE RNETTA'S BEAUTY SHOP Hair Cutting, Permanent Waving Cosmetics Phone 1 1 2 Miles Iowa I HUEBNER GARAGE Chevrolet Sales and Service Standard Oil Products Goodyear Tires Phone 61 on 39 Teeds Grove Iowa HART LUMBE-R COMPANY Complete Line of Building Materials Sherwin-Williams Paints Phone 801 Charlotte Iowa ANDY SCHROEDER General Merchandise Almont Iowa HILL PORTRAIT STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP Photo Finishing Phone 4271W 506 South 2nd St. Clinton Iowa Best Wishes From WAYNE gl JACK SHADDOCK Clinton Iowa 5 DEL VOSS STANDARD SERVICE STATION Central Steel Farm Trailers Hamilton H - Line Wagon Boxes Ten Mile ADLER'S STANDARD SERVICE Gasoline - Oils - Greases 24 Hour Service Main Sz 2nd Street Clinton Iowa ELMER BRANDENBURG Local 8z Long Distance Hauling Phone 63-36 Miles Andover Iowa 5 f Clinton Iowa SAGERS SHOE STORE We Feature Nationally Knownflliine at Popular Prices X-Ray Fitting 117 Main Street Maquoketa Iowa FARMERS SAVINGS BANK Member F. D: I. C. Your business is appreciated. Spragueville and Preston SCHNEIDER PRODUCE CO. Ful-O-Pep Feeds Potatoes-Poultry and Eggs Phone 3960 or 4768 Clinton Iowa THE SNOW WHITE PHARMACY Drugs-Paints -Glass-Wallpaper CLAUD'S RE PAIR SHOP C. S. Richman Car and Tractor Repair Work Exide Batteries Mobiloil Kenneth H. Sielly, Prop. Phone Garage 1 - Residence 59 Maquoketa Iowa Miles Iowa ESPEY'S THORPE 'S DRUG 'The Lower One Stop Drug Store The V'eteriua,ry Store DeWitt Iowa Clinton Fine Jewelers To Be Sure of the Quality Buy a Gruen 402 South 2nd Street Clinton Iowa MC ELENEY MOTORS, INC. KRABBENHOFT OIL CO. Conoco Gas and Oil Oldsmobile Firestone Tires 21-25 Main Avenue Phone 789 Phone 2-102 Clinton Iowa Miles Iowa R. G. FULLER BLAZEKS CAKE Invites you when you are in Town. Maquoketa Iowa l l l J I I - Complete Home Furnishings Three Floors to Choose From ' 404-406 Main Street Savana Illinois NICK'S TAVERN Nick W. Scheel, Proprietor Serving Catfish, Steak, Chicken, Shrimp and Lobster. Every Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. 5:30 P.M to 11:00 P.M. Compliments Of JENSEN OIL COMPANY Gas, O11 and Service Main Avenue and Pershing Sabula Iowa Clinton Iowa Conoco .TAHN'S Home Furnishings HASS OIL COMPANY Phone 300 Phone 17 1108-1110 Lincolnway Miles Iowa Fulton Illinois .TOST .TEWELERS J. C. PENNEY Elgin Hamilton Bulova Watches Diamonds - Silverware Watch Sz Clock Repairing It Pays to Shop at Penney's Uptown Merchants 141-143 South Main Street 208 Main Avenue I Maquoketa Iowa Clinton Iowa WARDROBE CLEANERS ELDON CLAUSEN Carpenter Coats-Dresses-Sweaters , Main Avenue Phone 130 Clintoh Iowa Miles Iowa Compliments Of SHELL STATION Automobile Repairing IOWA ELECTRIC Gas and Oil Pete Stamp, Manager Located on South Second Street Maquoketa Iowa Clinton Iowa I GILBERT TAPLIN MILO KU NAU Local Hauling Livestock Trucking Livestock - Gravel - Grain Phone 2-158 Phone 147 Miles Iowa Miles Iowa When in Clinton Visit the Newly Remodeled MAID-RITE SHOP Delicious sandwiches soups, pies and coffee 209 4th Ave. South Clinton Iowa A. H. MEYER Sales - FORD - Service New Idea Implements Goose Lake Iowa SCHARFF Limestone, Road Rock, Gravel Sand and Phosphate Phone 807 Charlotte Iowa THE SABULA GAZETTE The Family Newspaper Miles Reporter Sub-Heading Home of Good Printing Sabula Iowa CARSON 'S PHARMACY LAKEVIEW ROLLE R RINK G. T. Carson, Prop. Box 481 The Drug Store on the Corner Phone 7204 Main and Platt Savanna Mt. Carroll Maquoketa Iowa Illinois COUSINS ELECTRIC CO. General Electric Appliances Westinghouse Appliances Sales - Service DeWitt Low Moor LE A'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 104 Preston Iowa MAX RAY .TEWELER Graduation Watches Bulova - Elgin - Hamilton Maquoketa Iowa Compliments Of MILES SWITCHBOARD CO. Twenty Four Hour Service See Ralph Holtzman For Service DAVIDS TAVERN Hamm's Beer on Tap Security Abstract of TITLE COMPANY Raymond J. Carroll, Manager 310-311 Howes Building Miles Iowa Clinton Iowa TEXACO OIL STATION IKE CAMP Friendly Service Standard Oil Dealer Bill Sz Joe Maquoketa Iowa Miles Iowa F. A. DIXON DR. O. G. FEUERBACH Veterinarian Phone 64 Paints Paper Hanger and Decorator Phone 100 Preston Iowa I Miles Iowa ANDREW SAVINGS BANK Member of F. D. I. C. MAIN AVENUE VARIETY STORE Open Every Saturday Night Specialize in party prizes, Napkins and Tallies LaMotte Iowa 75 Main Avenue Phone 3760W Andrew Iowa Clinton Iowa ART KLING DAVIS AND GROVE Case Farm Machinery Surge Milkers Preston Iowa Botany Suits and Topcoats Oshkosk Work Clothing Maquoketa Iowa Read the MAQUOKETA COMMUNITY PRESS for all the news of Miles High School M aquoketa Iowa p DR. LLOYD T. WEIGANDT Chiropractor Palmer Graduate Phone 3969 1805 N. 2nd St. Clinton Iowa LYONS DRUG STORE Cosmetics-Fountain Service Gauze-Bandages-Rubber Goods Everything for the 8ickroom Phone 2142 123 Main Ave. Clinton Iowa 4 ' KARN'S CAFE Meals and Short Orders Ice Cream - Pop Phone 791 Charlotte Iowa JOHN H. WILKE JR. General Merchandise and Tavern Phone Miles 61 QQ 36 Andover Iowa HE NNINGSE N'S Local and Long Distance Hauling Bert - Bob - .Tim Preston Iowa J. H. RITCHIE Building Materials Coal and Paint Phone 2 on 53 Sabula Iowa CITY NATIONAL BANK Clinton Iowa KEMPTER FURNITURE CO. Furniture - Undertaking Dependable Merchandise Sz Service For over 50 yrs. DREW'S Ready To Wear Coats - Suits Dresses - Millinery 142 Main Bellevue Iowa Maquoketa Iowa BE CK FOOD M Ka W AUTO SERVICE For Good Food DX Products Lunches - Ice Cream Groceries Phone 133 Phone 117 Bellevue Iowa Sabula Iowa THE PAASKE SHOPS, INC. Furniture Appliances Liiwlfium -Rugs -Carpets -Drape ries Phone 5062 63-67 Main Avenue Clinton Iowa RUSSELL GARAGE -'Pontiac - Sales - Service GMC Trucks Phone 129 Preston Iowa HAROLD BEHRE NS' GARAGE Automobile Repairing Gas and Oil CHARLOTTE E LE CTRIC G. E. Appliance Plumbing and Heating Q Phone Miles 17 on 16 Phone 597 Andover Iowa Charlotte Iowa ROEDEIPS STORE MANN'S General Merchandise We buy poultry and eggs Jewelry Sz Gift Store Complete line of Larro feeds Phone 404 Phone 11-R-26 Maquoketa Iowa Spragueville Iowa MEYE R IMP-LE ME NTS Massey Harris-New Idea Phone Charlotte 981 Goose Lake Iowa BARNE Y'S REPAIR SHOP Welding - Machine Work Blacksmithing Phone 3 on 35 Miles Teeds Grove Iowa BOB DRIS COLL HARDWARE G. E. Appliance Phone 1 1 0 Preston Iowa BOLLEN HARDWARE Thermogas Sales and Service Gas and Electric Stoves Philco Refrigerators Speed Queen Washers and Ironers Coleman-Duo-Therm-Siegler Oil Heaters Small Appliances Sherwin-Williams Paints Phone 16 Miles Iowa R. D. DEMPEWOLF Physician and Surgeon Bellevue l Iowa HE LLE LUMBER COMPANY Native Lumber New Sz Used Chain Saws Savanna Illinois ' w. H. DEPPYP All kinds of Insurance 110 1f2 South Main Street DARLENE'S Women's and Children's Apparel Phone 4900-J 95 Main Avenue Maquoketa Iowa Clinton ' Iowa JEPSEN BROS. . RUSH SUGG Standard Service Dodge and Plymouth Dentist' Cars and Trucks Goodyear Tires and Auto-Lite Batteries Miles Iowa General Practice of Dentistry Special Attention to Artificial Plate Work Phone 20 Sabula Iowa 17,-.W . ---V - -H -1 . .. 1- WESTERN AUTO LYRIC THEATRE Associate Store Clinton Iowa THE DOMESTIC PLUMBING CO. Heating, Ventilating, Plumbing Air-Conditioning Phone 2135 716 So. Second Street Clinton Iowa Home 8: Good Shows Chas. Pershing, Proprietor Preston Iowa SWEETHEART BAKERY 212 Main Ave. Clinton I Iowa 1 1 1 BADRICK BROS. Implement John Deere Farm Machinery . Sales and Service Preston Iowa Bill Pollastrine's SUGAR , BOWL Home Made Ice Cream Tasty Lunches Phone 8407 Camanche Iowa CLINTON RADIO AND TV SERVICE J. D. Bailey and A. I. Davy Phone 199 112 Fifth Ave. South Clinton Iowa Oliver The Finest In Farm Machinery MAYBOHM BROS. Phone 55 Preston Iowa LOW MOOR SALES CO. Dealers in Stocker and Feeder Cattl Low Moor Iowa G ALBE RT M. GRIESON Quality Footwear Savanna Iowa J. H. POTTS AND SON Iowa's Oldest Jewelry Store Established 1854 71 Main Ave. STUEDEMAN'S SHOE STORE . Black br Brown Saddles 57.95 W. A. Stuedeman Clinton Iowa Clinton Iowa CLAUS PETERSEN'S SONS Congratulations to the Class of 1952 Quality is Always a Bargain VAN ALLENS 206 South Second Street Clinton Iowa Clinton's Department Store My heartiest Congratulations to the graduating Seniors and ELDON'S CAMERA SHOP Photo Finishing Camera's Equipment the best of luck in all Photographer's future endeavors. Commercial Portrait Photographer's DR. R. G. SWANSON, O.D. ' Phone 967 123 South Main Street 85 - Main Ave. Maquoketa Iowa Clinton Iowa I 1 SCHNACK'S BEAUTY SHOP E. C. MOHR Located in the Howes Building General Hardware 2nd Street Clinton Iowa Preston Iowa The Senior Class wishes to express their sincere thanks to everyone who helped make our annual possible. We sincerely hope that the Class of 1953 has as much cooperation as we were so privileged to receive from the school, community, alid all our gracious supporters. 20,457 wamw gf EJJZZJJQ , MOV CEW A737 tw we-at ir V n Jwbfpkf m If Swv wmv MM S QW agp lt Malawi and u W ffl n l yy ,l.,Z77f,.ac,,.,,a1-MQCWJLS