Millersburg High School - Reflector Yearbook (Millersburg, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1949 volume:

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I watch tho- Q manikins strut about the-platform. One of them is except- 2 ionally graceful and wears her evening' gown well It is Cath erine Border, the chief manikin or model of the establishment f She is known asee woman of the world ' The mis s blot out the scene, and when they clear away, . the ground is cove ed sith ice and snow The wlnd walls 1 through who tall sentinel pines A figure rides toward me' 5 He wears a stunning uniform He looks handsome, and he seemsj to know t H stops tis horse and reads a sign offering ' many thousand dollar reward for the capture of Faye Dansdil at large in the Canadian fore t He smiles and says, mThe mounties always get thei woman ' He is one of those rom antic he roes, a Nor lwest Mounted Policeman As he rides nearer, recognize him It is Bob Perrin, more handsome than ever Hcv strange' I see a room in gre t disorder and a man down on all four , looking at the rug th otgh a magnifying glass Tn one pocket 15 a notebook labeled 'Clues N In the othe is a pair of H3DdCuffS He acts very peculiarl New he rLses He turns oward me, ard I recognize him It is Ha old Foubert This is the re ult ci the mys ery stories he wa always reading i new a detective Again the mi t close down when they r e again, it is three oqclock in the mornirg P huge truck comes down the city street and pauses at the janitorls entrance of each apartmen house A man delivers a rack of milk bottles and driv s on down the street It is Gordan 'lubb, prop rietor and owner of a large dairy farm, making the delivery himself, just for fun 1 remember that in the old days he alwav liked to sit up all night with Doris, and that un doubtedly explains his choice of occupation As a milkman he can ride around town all night with his honey without fear of inquiring glance from policemen or night watchman He 4s happy at last and making money as well And now I see a lovely college town There is a va t crowd in the chapel A new president of the college is be ing inauvurated Here he comes, looking most impressive in his cap and gown He ds received with marked enthusiasm and appears to be enjoy'ng limself immen ely It is our studious schoolmete, Don Cheney wouldn't you expect him 'W -4 Q A . 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'c as . naarnhnnkrerlna,nlln,,l,,,,lhl,rlMl--nlnlm,1,,lll,,lH ...Ame-3-.....,,,, M... , , ..- Senior Prophecy lContinucdB Q Q! to be a college president, or something like that-wand a 3 very good one, too? 1 The scene changes to a newspaper office in Chicago. I Q see a heading on a door UAdvice to the Lovelornq' Inside f the luxurious office sits a pretty rednhead giving advice 3 to a tired looking young man. It is Dolores Moore. Her 2 HAdvice to the Lovelornh became the most famous syndicated 1 newspaper article series in the world. we are proud to ,R have such a celebrity in the class of 'h9. ' Now the scene changes to the Heel and Toe Club in New l York City. Its featuring a premiere danseuse of the Russ- 4 ,I '1 ian Dancers, the Chinese Ballet, and the Topeka Tap Dancers. 2 Then the mist shifts to the interior where there is someone 3 giving a performance of the grapevine glide. It is Patrice Q Brennan who has always been famous for her originality of 1 dances. Her hobby has always been the prevention of corns. 1 New my crystal ball takes me to the Col-seum at Rome, 3 where there is a contest for the world's heavyweight champ 5 ion, sponsored by the International Stock Hrchange, in pro l gre s There is a left jab to the tomach, now a hook to Q the jaw, a quick upperctt with a familiar figure behind 4 fhose powerhouse blows The referee is holding up a muscle bound arm It is Eugene Herdlisxa, heavy weight champion of the world I hear tinkling guitars and the surf breaking on a coral strand I see bright hued blossoms and tall palm tree Happy brown skinned people are singing plaintive melodics Fveryone seems happy and at leisure War off in the distance are the whlte sails of a fishing boat is Hawaii, a paradise for the lndolert A figure approaches under a huge white parasol It is a young woman As she smiles I recognize her It is Janet Bauer Her one aim has always been to see the world and we are glad to see she has realized her dream Tn tae cool, clear waters of the North Sea I seo a yacht lying at anchor Across it deer sweeps tae invigor ating air of the polar regions On the deck, sailors are completing the davgs cleaning The brass rails shine like gold, and the deck chairs are luxuriously upholstered This yacht must belong to a millionaire Its name, Ngllers bu g, maxes me think the owner must be an acouaintance of ours A :ery substantial figure now appears on deck and scans his surroundings with an approving eye He beckons to a stcmard and says, 'Tell the captain we'll sail for Mille sburg to morrow I have some old friends there I'd like to see before I start round the world again ' I know hls voice Th's a frierd of ours It is Earle Hall, a multimil onaire I read a radiogram that lies on the table owned a series of fillirg stations for both cars and air craft and made enough money to retire ir ten years after 4 he began Earle always was an ambitious boy and fond of the 4 3 . . 2. - 4 -A S . ' L J. . S ' 1: . ' l . g ' . 5 1 I Q - ' I f a - . 5 s. I M Q ,. ' -I Y A A - 6 0 . Q ', . ' , It L .Q 1 0 0 - U - O il - '1 ' 2 ' - 1 v , 'I n- :L 1 1 1 I . I I - 'Q ' ' ' . fs - is o if . - J I ,J . A n r ' ' . , 3 1ib4 6 I I Q 3 i . 5 v I . it -4 - .I .. 4 . Q, .. Q Q J. 1 J. ... 4. . 5 . li . A 3 and from it I learn that he made his money in oil. H9 5 1' I - .. - if .- A J 1 ' ' L I A V7 L 0 Q 11 'e 'r'r M--- ,.'.,.. ,... .. . , . . ..--...-.,.. , ......,. AM-..-. , .V M, ,sa-Q.- -.-...M-...... ,M . . .. .. ....,. . . -. .. .- A. e. ,....-. .,,,-f..,.-. .ow .1 ,,.,..f.-,..,,. .. ' Senior Prophecy CContinuedD Q3 sea. The yacht is the finest you could imagine and a cruise Q on it would certainly be wonderful. Qt But something is happening. A crowd of people are com- ff ing on deck. It is a year later. He has been home and Q. bf brought his old friends back with him for a cruise. I see 1 them all every one of his classmates They look prosper Fi cus and happy Gertrude Schultz looks a trifle easick rg out I remember that excursions of any sort always made her -Q ill They are sitting down to afternoon tea The sea is smooth and green, and thf yacht moves over the waves like a huge sea gull The owner 4s smiling upon his guests and telling them how happy he is to have them all with h'm on a cruise around the world The sun sets and th light fades gradually A purple raze covers everytring The cry tal clouds ard I can see ro more senior will My fiends, l ha e called ycu to assemble here as a solemn d tr, that you, tae heirs and assigns of my respect ed cliena, the Qla s of 1949, may hear her last w1ll and testamen wal h as h r lega adxisor, I drew, as dmrected bv h r immediately prior to her passing from our presence ta her intention and would have been her great plea sure to yr ent you per onally with these tokens of her esteem Lt finding her possessions were even more exten sive and aluable than sae had thought, it was impossible partj ulaxly as her last days were so occupied with socia engagements and other dates not so social, but of great importance to the future, which he was obliged to keep with v rious member of the facu ty On these oc as4ons such ueirc and unexpected questions were addressed +o h r, an immedi te answer ix writing being required, that the stradn left her too weary for ad itional effort Becat e ot this if anv slight descrepancies or appar ent fnj tice or par iality shou d appear to you in the and rea' re it is aused, not by exhaus ion of her brain nexer o f rotust Way as well a my lamented client, entreat trat you recejr u respective legacies in the spirit of unselfish friend 1 p w tn which hay were gifenq I shall appreciate your ourf ou attention while L read duly attested Jill e, tae cla s of l9N9, ir tle town of Millersburg, the county of Iowa, the state of Iow', being in a good mental condd ior as usual, and in much hette temper than usual do hereby make thrs our last wi 1 and testament, rende void and cf no ava any former will or wills that may hav been oreviou y made by u during a pe iod of temp crary opf'mism Janet Bauer mil he abilify to take or leave alone 1' 2 - - , - . 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Marilyn Day wills her studying habits to nless indust- rious' Dick Cable, Harold Foubert wills his wavy hair to Gerald Gr1mm's troublesome lockso Earle Hall wills his strategic position to be with girls at all times to wfar away placesn David Schultz, Don J, Blick wills his braces and Wfleetingn curls to Mmore permanentw Don Smith. Betty Himler wills her red specks to mblue rimmed' Loretta Berry, Eugene Herdliska wills his tawny complexion to Wpale facew No'man Jordan Dolo es Moore will her hour glee figure to Nlengthy Luree Carney 1 Gerald Morse wills his UModel A' to Floyd lractor bm th Bob Perrin wills his navy experience o nrather shy' Donald G: ard Gert ude Schultz wills her long flowing hair to 'new lookm Rita Costello Senior History Ir september of 'HS a class consisting of thirteen member walked shyly into the halls of M H S They were: uanet Bauer, Catherine Bender, Don Cheney Don J Elick, Harold Foubert, Eugene Herdliska, Betty H mler, Ralph Merck Keith Montgomery, Dolores Moore, Gerald Morse, Imogene Ochs, and Ivan Woods During our Freshman year we lost Ivan Woods, Imogene Ochs, and Ralph Merck and gained Pat Brennan lrom Cedar Rapids and Pauline Jones from wyoming Our teachers were M.s Carlson M1 s hrwin, Mr Barker Miss sltul, and Mr Bruhr The same persons answered roll call at the beginning of ou soohomore year with tho addition of one name, Ge1trude chulfz, coming from Thornburg, and later in the year ae gained Earle Hall from North Englisr The only los durlng this term was Keith Montgomery The teadmers were as follows Mrs Voelkel, Miss zletcher substituting for Mrs Voelkel, Mrs Collyer formerly Miss Grwin, Mr Carlton, substituting for Yrs Collyer, Gerald Healing, substituting for Miss Fletcher, Miss Eitel, and Mr Brookes 3 e , - H T , . 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Dirk Cable has the duties of the manager sam Lynn of Doud vas the voatr of the team Opening the season with a game with the Feswi K team, November 8th, 1F which we were deze ted 17 to 25 The first three quarte s wa hair lai ing battle but in the final quarter the Millers lost cut lhe next game with Thornba g w s a victory for the Miller The MilLers led the game to the top 39 to 13 Blaine was high for Thornburg with f points Tn he next game wit! Deep River the Millers lost out in the first half with X poznts The final outcome of the game 17 to 5 treney founo th basket f1ve times for the tctal of 10 oimt Mille sburf 1 t heir net 'ave to Barnes tity by the score of 29 to M J ngard o ke Bee tees got 3 total of M po nts f an v o the Ui f ame out with 15 nn mft the tigers on our wwme 'lcor but they were right at home for they came out wit? a 23 to +9 victory Hook of Marengo lel th Tlg rs with ll points he next game dnb fo .noonf ol circlmstan es we lost to Vieto PM to +1 Tack and mith led the winners t gd with 14 points a P fne next g me was Malcom n ney led with ll points Scrroier sanl H field g als and one ireeshot giving him the vit? one OL ou ol fers ban oe George, we traveled to ld QWSQ lge s 1 d t e f1'ers by a 20 po nt mar gin a the half heqey male 15 po nts, whlle Holderness ha 9 Pooh 19 he tigers with 17 points and following was Karat n w't 1 lnal s or s s 5h to 29 Javing all oar players back bu one, we def ated Guernsey by Pllxlna a vfrv good ief nsive game The Mlllers led 19 10 at the half Q5d1H th ne led the Millers w th 10 points and G o ge followed with ' Nol4ne led for the loser with 8 otvnf Wixal s o L was 27 21 fibson wa dereated by fill r ourg with Holderness and Qmi h playing a out tanding gan b holding them to 5 f ut at the h 11 loult led he losers with 10 points nltnout ou tenter oheney we lost to lholnburg The iinal sccle was 23 H1 George an he illers with 12 and Hog enti e 6 V lson led the 1 1ne s with ll Hold rness nls ed the Deeg R ver game due to illness and the orange and blank raced o a victory of N3 29 over th l G 1 ' d t fc Lie gosers glehlje he winners wits 13 point GGQPSG , I ! 17N 1- A A-J I ' - f-,wr N 1- . . . . g 1 : N i 1 9 . 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A 1 4, - Q KK 1 .,......, ., ,,-1., ,,.,..,.ww .?1,,.,.. fn, .. ,,.,n--eF'.,..., .T -.V-Y' -1 rf -A Christmas Dance - 1,- 1 The Senior Class sponsored a Christmas Dance and Party . at the gym, on December 22. Lighted Christmas trees and snow decorated the bleachers and Santa's sleigh and rein- Q deer running toward a large tree on the stage. Candy canes j were placed under the tree and were passed out as favors 4 later in the evening. 3 Invitations were sent to the following schools: Deep A River, North English, Williamsburg, Webster, and Conroy. 3 On account of other school activities and not having a t 54 way to come, there weren't any of these towns present ex- f cept for a few from Williamsburg. S The HMelodiersH from Keota furnished very good dance 1 music for an enjoyable evening of dancing. Cards and check- 2 ers were enjoyed by those who did not dance. 5 9 ? v Two Box Socials 1 91 3 An evening of old fashioned entertainment was enjoyed M A when the Seniors sponsored a box social to raise money for f the Christmas Dance The Senior Class rendered their own 1 arrangement of WJust Because' and there were several other groups who furnished entertainment After this the boxes were autioned off, the proceeds of which gave us a net amount of 325 Everyone agreed that it was a success Later in the school year the Seniors sponsored another box social for the purpose of raising money to go to Chicago on their class trio The program was enjoyed by everyone Pat Brennar and Earle Hall sang ' Love Somebodyn, the Sopho mores put or a one act play 'The Little Red Schoolhouseh the Girls Sextette sang The Bells of St Marysn, and an old fashioned spell down occurred among the audience The approximate amount taken in was 518 Christmas Program The M llersburg Music Depar+ment presented a Christmas program on the night of December 19 in the school gym The band and glee club were combined to present the musical numbers The opere a, 'Christmas of the Shepherdsn, in eluded the glee clus and soloists The traditioral carols and other Chrl tmas songs were presented The stage was set with Llue lights, which revealed the Wiseman, Mary, Joseph, and the Christ child Also included in the cast were a group of carollers Norman Jordan, Don Smfth, Earle Hall, Bob Roggentine, Audrey Sauter, and Gertru Schultz we1e soloists with the g cup Following the program, the b nd played a medley of Catherine Bender feats ed as oloists The followlng numbers were presented 'They Sang That I I . 41 I 7 v tj U 4 ' .n ' Q 1 , 4' ,. Q .3 3 sn ' s . '13 . . , . ' . 'Q A ' V Q : A w I , B n . - . . 1 1 ' , 1 T9 5. r . . ii . -1 ' .4 - - ., ., 1 'x - 1 I C - . , to ' - jf . 'r. . A , 's . 1 1 N 0 if - ll 1. v 0 . , , Q .. -. 1. F ' ' . r . f . Q a J Christmas music with soprano-Pat Brennan, and mezzo-soDrano- J , -r- s l T . ' - ' ' 1 V ' ' g 7 . f1Q Zfigg lggliigl rg.TtiT'ts Q'5QfQ'IL'f THQ rvii5f':rf1 lff7f4?f ff'?'W WlWA Frristnas irovraw fpGDtlPUCd l rl in ne llrrem by the G rls Trio uRlFg Out Sweet Bells b the oirl oertetfe awd Carol of the Bellsn by the Girls Glee club High ochool Band The band was re organized this fa 1 by Mr Robert O'Brieo who succeeded Mr Jack Knowles as instructor. Other toon the loss or Richard Tripses, Naxine Goodman, and Mary Teresa Berry, rhe band oersonnal lena 'ed the same, until the admlttance of Marilyn Day, Verna Jean and Cheryl Grimm, Keith Gr mm, Kenneth Jrimm ratsy bhaull, Karen Cheney, Helen O'Neera, Fetherdnc Peirzler, and bhirley Foldernsss at the beginning of the second semester On beptemb lb thc band went to Oxford, Iowa to play ltk fveral o Pez bonds for Presvdent Truman when he made 1 sro P clmpaipn peech there Th band played in concert vl 1 sewers h Q schools of Southeasf Iowa h felecci ns U13f9Q were as follows HOur Director was oft rof 'salute to fodth , and Hbtar bpangled an ror ' h ncb foen che oand as made appearances at P T A the A V1QtHlS J rzefra, amd varied. basKe+ball games HL lfrsb' g olrls lrlo NBSQ IL Jlr c yea re Girls Trio again M-' s,L Yl l ' 302 Sv n o f hrfr arcowpan si, all Seniors, are ' e 1 appearance of the season proved to be ffeat sue ss ml 1 the three donned B llbilly costumes and ang Feud1r , Euss1n', and a Fight1n'H and NT e Yellow Ribbonn at the Jun'or class play October 27 and beveral weccs later an entirely d4fferent type of enrerta nmcnt we: orefented by then mnen they sang HThat 1 hd n etnle rr' it the r'stwas one etta Durwng une tllc ore cortes ho'h the Trlo and Don J had enrered severll one eelent show, in the neighborhood LH Janxary 1 they xe.e no iflPG to aypear at W H O on bat urda anlary L I s wr +'eir first redio appearance, wr n none wfll rhe bezinnine oz a successful career 4 lle r die p esercafio trey .an 'xnat ll I D ?' 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'-. 1-, , - . e-, - v. 1 Hipblness , an le1d ', nuffi.' no ' . - - , n - , . solo appeerfrce, Jon .. ' . ' l'l . f , .- f .' f- ,. . ., - 1 lb.tt'.v. in Ln . filter- ..:'7f1 - Jil' l ', VV: .V . .,-...-, -.. . ,. '1 .. A .. . - rbl 'L V ' 1 , L - A -Z 'C :. fy .-.- f --,--r -.1--e V -- .,v-te'-nw' '1.iF7--z',''fs G ---11 1.-, -+1-,V-ff-:ls 'Z' 'SSSFEZFIF 'T'-' -'Diff aff- 'Gif Alumni news continued: CLOYD SCHAFFNER is working in Cedar Rapids at Hunter Motor BULL BENDER is working on his father's farm southwest of Millersburg HELEN HOLDERNESS OPHER is a housewife at Springville, Iowa ROSCOE JORDAN is working on his father's farm northwest of Millersburg ROBERT FAAS is working on his father s farm north of Mill ersburg JOAN BAUER is a student of Iowa State Teachers College YVONNE CABLE GRIMM is a grade teacher in Millersburg Con solidated School KENNETH EUGENE GRIMM is farming with his brother west of Millersburg RUSSELL SCHAFFNFR is farming on his father's farm north of Millersburg BILLIE PARDER is farming with his father west of Millers burg MAXINE GRIMN is teaching at Hawkeye Dayton Rural School MAXINE GOODMAN is at home near Millersburg VIRJEANNE ROGGENTINE is working at Wilson's in Cedar Rapids RICHARD RICHARD RICHARD CORRINE SCHAFFNER is carpentering around Millersburg FAAS is a student at Iowa State Teachers College TRIPSES is a student at Ames MORSE is a student at Iowa State Teachers College MARY THERESA BFRRY is a student at Ottumwa Heights CYRIL O'MEARA is farming with his father east of Millers burg PAUL SAUTER is farming with his father west of Millersburg HFLEN TAYLOR is a student at Paris Beauty Academy in Cedar Rapids Z E . fa . - 1 ' e A I - 5 tg I V: L A ' lg ' .I .. A - if ' . .L I F 0 5 E . fc 1 ' :P ' E I . V ' ' C ' o 5 ' J . 1 ,L 19: J, 0 gf DORLA MONTROSS is teaching Middle English Rural School. Q2 , JA . Q . . . , s I J EZ . P E E , . Q g '. 17 , , .. 4 . ' ff ' .E V -.J Q v 0 E. I A ' Ii, C A: W A 5 I A 1 - ' . 3: ' l? , ..oooe..,-Ussmfu-f sara. TENATIVE PLANS OF THIS YEARS' ALUMNI PAT ERENNAN is going to go to Arkansas to live with her fn ks DON CHENEY is planning +o enter college but he hasn't full ly decided which one EARLE HALL is planning to tay at home and work for his father DOLORES MOORE is planning to enter Iowa State Teachers College CATHERINE BTNDER is planning to go to Mount Mercy at Cedar Rapids MARILYN DAY is planning to take nurse trainlng GERTRUDE SCTULTZ is planning to attend River'Forest Tea DON J HAROLD EUGENE GERALD chers College in hicago EIICY is planning to magor in piano at the South ern University of gllinois 999? FOUBERT is planning to stay at home and farm HERDIISLA is planning to farm l49.B5n,1s.nlann1nreet.a.ent.er.,ermes.22n22 e N4 Compliment Your Letter WITH fafconaz Your Deoler Hos It' , , Q. u '1 1' , ri. Y . w '13