1 k 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111' 11 1 1 1 1 111 1 , 1!11 11' 1 11' 111 1 11 1 1 111 1 111111111 1 1 111' 1 1J 1 1 1 1 1! 1 1 1 r 1 1 1,' 1 1 1 1' 1 11 1 1 ,. 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . ,11 1 up '1 ,1 1 H 11 1 1 111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111' 1U1.11K' ' 1 5. ' 'rl-i. fi? IVY u is 'nh m a if V - 'S gg. 5. r v il 1 1 K , ,,. , I. ?.l 6 iw: T, Xl f Ai' fi 1 4 x FJ V11 v W f 'lg' w -ii ,A . n ,ga .- u 1, X E ak xl' H U D A 4......-.-.....unuunnnuuululn0 ' Q . -u ' 'sy a.. Q an Q ,o'q's ' .'u . 'nv- . Q ,v. .n- o by.. , , ....:. ' UU sn 'Uv X J 4 a no 1 E x . X X xi x v P ., Jr' -. - ' 4 V ' fig , mul. K . A , 11... nf - ,,, - ..',m.f,+i:g, Q 1. ,:r,'rf'.:: -.. . LM' H-.- 1 f 1 ee ., , 2 E i 5 2 L, . We, the Seniors of 1953 dedicate this book to Taylor Clark who has cheerfully and faithfully served as janitor of our school for the past l3 years. 2 ,Z X N lk XQ- 3 Faculty William F. Shiiler BetQY Superintendent, Shop Homemekimg ' ' Science, Math. Business Traxn ng Chris Grim Grades 6 and 7 Bess Price Grades 2 and 3 Mabel Keep English, History Dramatics Kyle Hayworth Coach Commercial K., es, Berta Wittmer Grades Lp and 5 Melva Harry Music e Helen Hayworth Primary and First grade X A ,I-3, 4 E If 5 f sm .. 1 ,A I XXX if I is x I K K, Y 1 ' u0 . ?4'- M, ' ...., ' as 5 . . . Ruth Hott z'1 -Q , N. amma ,ag .nun . susan-HI ?a f M F72 J: ' , fCLAba Q ? C13S President . . . TgfQ5Q . Q . . . Vice-President . u g y,, . Secrehtfajry Q o u Q ajks fi o v 4 0 TrQasurer . . . f B Q Q Q 9 0 rn 0 Class Colors lue and White Class Flower ll O U 0 Vernon Cooling . . . Shirley Tharp . . , Bill Asking Red and White Roses Class Jetta Ulm CursQ1ves Car Future Liesn Class Dates ,.,,..,.-.-- Junior-Senior Eanyuet . . . April 17 Senior Play . . , . . . . . May 15 Eaccalaureate . . . May 17 Class Eight . . May 20 Commencement . . . , , , . . . May 21 Newburg High School Annual Staff Editor-in'Chief . . . . . Lgretta Graham Associate Eaitor . . . . . . vhiqkfy Fharp Senior Edits? . . . . Eill Ashing ::T Junior Editor . . Lilqarzk- r' 9i1ff2S?Pi9 Sauwxrnare Eciitmf . . . , Eiamara tmtten I FreshmQn Editor . Karilyn Henchal 215 th 5eimQf . . . . , fonals Fwtt iedioation . . . , Pale Cooling Pusimess Manager . . . . farnon Gosling V Associate Manager . . . . . . Ruth Nott Faculty . . . . . . . . Phyllis Kirby Pegs Easketball . . . Walter 3?GWD ?Qys Baseball . . . Kenneth Sutten Girls Basketball . . . . . . . Mary Lou Ebert Elementory . . . . . . . . . Delmar Sharp Ugnrietta Eauersperger p Yusiz . . . . virginia Garrett M Art . . . Helen Schnell mnmi. . '. .JwnKmmm Glodia Gross W ,m9 -f+J Y - 1' ,, p,f 'jfir gy -+2Rg1Q ' - 'QA ' HfHw-u 6 as.. oillllid I ll x Ruth Hott hnnua1'Staff .. Hi-Lite Staff . Class Play . . . Class Officer . Glee Club . . . Sextei . . . . Fixed Chorus . . Basketball . . Ruthie . 3-4 gn-4 Y-5-4 . 5-4 W-g-,- .L . F- 4 s 0 4 3 1-2-3-4 HShQ has a studious look, out looks are sometimos deceiving.U Vernon Cooling TvnLsfer from Clemons AnLu2l Staff .... Fi-Lite Staff .... Class Flay . . Basketball . Husolns 9 . . . - '. 3-1 . . 3-2 . . 3-4 l'2-3-4 3 Baseball . . . l-2- -4 'He must be doing mischief to 8 Koep himself awaxed 7 lnnhildnldltled Bill Aahing AQQQQ1 Staff Hiiiite Staff' . Class Play . Glass Officer 6 O 4 1 I 1 HN G I 5 , gg iwwww 11 U I I 1 Q-1 shrmzr-lr' we, Score Keeper . . . 4 NTQO much study is i5Sfine5sf to the f1esh.W j1 Shirley Tharp Shirt Annual Staff , . 3-4 HiwLite Staff . . 2-8-4 0 0 9 5 Class Qfficer . . . . . 4 Glee Club . . . 1-Q-3-4 6 5 O C 8 I 'Q Mixed Chorus . . 2-3 Cheerleader . tw U . 4 AlwzfS 59ETE3'1Ya Eflways gay, always chnaring someone on her WEENJQN 8 X 15 , n nan--lllhldBBlllllnnD Mary Lau Ebert Annual Stuff . Hi-Lite Staff Clues ?lQy . . Class Officer Glas Clam . . Sextet . . . Band . . . . Bashetnall . NIL is not good thut mum should ua ulane. Dauts . 3-A 0 5'l4- 4'5'5 l'A. j 4' 2 ls . ,S-L fs.-Q-I, i. j 'i4 Ea E! Phyllis Kirby Kirb Annual Staff . . 3-L Hi-lite Staff. . 3-L Class Play . . 4-3-A Class Officer . 4-5 Glas Club . . l-4-3-1 Bashctbull . . l-g HSLS is gentle, Qhy, But tLere'5 Ligcpx' Ldr eye.U A I hiqrilyu Lcncigul Liar 1' l Annugl Qtuff . . . L Ei-Lite Jtuff . . L I Class Plvy . . . . . A Cl,ss Officer . . l-4 Ciee Club . . . 1-2-3-A .uaixtst . . . . i, QUHG . . . . . l-k CLcerleQder . . L X Zm,hstouil . l-4-A M my ?When love und duty Clash, let duty gs to 5muQn.H M S , F vgl v g. 9 ui . 'Nw1--U..,.n.umQ.-4--anxhunlnduihll cuss PHONES? o , As 1,ro?uo3, my flying aaoooroand fasten my space-jaolioivgo I have in mind the visiting of aosae old Frimds, the olfiewburfg Seniors of ' S3. - Up and a.wo,y .o o I o Hnzm-'-That flooics like fs big 1far1ohi riomoi ohereoinjlqevgdao. Guess P11 drop in os. minute ami inquire aboutimgr sqmioroa: o Well, I nondor whore tho hwizm 134503311 oooonowf. 'House and stable oomhinai here oomes Ruth? from training hor purebred korfzi of Moines. M'tor talking over old 'tfso.3,1 mid the like I took my leave of the R. Knot. rogrmh and rofsurzzdpmy o journey over the country side. 5 o o Ruth had informed mofwat Fhylloisootartoi to swim the Pacific in Search of someone in Korea. but got her directions mixed up and beoameothe first person to swim around the Earth. Sha got back home to Iowa the same timo Woe did and they settled down on the Mil and Dale farm. I lauded atop their little home and was immediately greeted :by ao litt1o blond gentleman dressed in a toy soldier suit. He said his Hama o was inside fixing chow- After chatting with Fhyllis awhile she revealed that Shirley was mirsomaid to a veteran of the foo Korean War, bf. Speas. They live about of miles mst of New-A bor-gg. Shirley Seanad quite contented as we recalled old o o flames. Merrill finally bought, her a live bear to protect hex? f from the wolves. Shirley' sent me west across the fields to the Asking mansion. Bill and Henrietta are keeping house in the play house west of Hauersporgelds house. o Bill told me Vernon had made a career of wrestling in ordor to mend his o heart which was broken by all' of the Neviburg girls. Bill and Vernon have a' partnership in the harboring business at New- burfg. At this prospex-ing business I found Vernon giving a weekly shave to a number of the Newburg seniors of 'Siu Vernon smt us to fifashingoon to visit Marilyn. I landed my saucer atop the White House and inquired about Lforilyn. I was informed that she is 1famie's personal secretary and ad, o visor' concerning Ike's hats. h5ari.l5fn's fan omail nearly exceeds !:'amie's. Marilyn sent. me to New York where, when flying over, we saw in folden lights the name Mary Lou and Vaughn Hoax-oe . As we jpulled the landing throttle we discovered the lights were on one of New York's biggest night clubs. It seems she had assembled her own band and is sean with rmfsohers of Cafe Society and froopentlgz mentioned in Dorothy i'Zi1gallen's col- 115111. K , ' ' - - - Wearily I climbed over the odgo of my aaoooroando pre- o pared to return home. How nice to have been able to visit a o moment with each of the busy, prosperous seniors of Newburg High, Class of K' 53. ' V V- L L +ssari.1yn Hpmnal and Maw Louffibert 10 . .hu -L nii!Ulllllnnn'r ' ' .a cnlss HISTORY l o 4' o o Thirteen years ago, no were irxiucfood into the educational forces: at Camp Bewburg. Those in our poop wore, Marilyn Honchal, Donnal3E5.1I.u',lRu'Eh Rott, nd Shirl Thorp and Robert. Paul, Phyllis.Paul, Jean Smith, Kenneth Sutton a . sy o , - o had kits after three weeks Marcella Guddendort entered our Camp. We auch our containing pencil, tablet, and colon to start. our basicrhraining to px-spar, ua for our battle of lifes. Our commander was Misa Kline.. After nine months training we had a mrlough of three months, to be followed by nine months training with ratings of first grade. To our squad llai Vario Weaver Doris Rupp, Mary Lou Ebert, Laurence Lucas and was ca Rosolla Gillespie. Liaroellla G-uddendorf and Ruth Hott. later were transferred to another camp. Our loader was Miss Kline. Our group as second graders consisted of the some members with the ex- ception of Rosella Gillespie and Verle Weaver, who were transferred dur-ing Du i this eriod of training we had lfiso Mathson for captain. the year. 1' ng po. As third graders Miss Wedell trail-wi us further. Gur group gainsd Paul i R oon left Dobbs and Larry Cogley. Larry Gogloy and Dor s upp s . o o Y P 1 Kir under As fourth graders we were joined by Ruth hott and hyll a by the supervision of Mrs. Bader and Miss Howell. At the beg-ginrzing of the fourthlyear of training Kenneth Sutton and Paul Dobbs had left us. ' S l t, ' along with Patricia. Schroder we wmt on into the .fifth yoar of ralning and Bill Ashing under the comznandership of Miss Neely. After our yearly three months mrlough we went back as sixth graders ith the same members and lfiss Swanson as our guide. w . As seventh graders we were joined by Robert. Ellis and Darlene Nash who later received a higher rating. Eh-3. Ahrens took over leadership. Martha Brush ,joined us when we became eighth graders. kim. Ahrens re- mained with us. o f . . d ,. ft oi hth grade graduation we were owen orders by comman ers mrs. A er , g r o , Keep, Urs. Ahrgns, Mr. Smith and hir. Shidler to advance upon Freshman Heights . During this time Robert H1118 left us. Our next adventure was Sophomore Ridgef' with Vernon Cooling as a re- t in our group with Martha Brush and Marilyn Honohal leaving us. plaoemer: , A At. this time Elisa Colby, Hrs. Ahrens, Mrs. Keep, Mr. Shidler and fir. Smith to give us orders. After succeeding in these twolattompts we went on to enoounter Junior Hilln. With Marilyfrx Honchal again with us we continued under the same supervision. Our last. assignment under Lira. Keep, Hr. Shidler and lor. Hayworth Ki b 'f il n has been Senior Peak . Our group, Mary Lou Ebert, Phyllis r y, oar y Henchal Ruthie Not.t,.Shir1ey Tharp, Bill Asking, and Vernon Cooling have fi iished thisotaak and are ready for our discharge diploma. now n o r o As we leave this seperationoontez' we are still held in reserve for the greator obg.t?.1es that still lie ahead. --Shirley Thorp Sponsored By TOWN S nd Country Cleaners Kellogg, I wa X Q 5, 1...-u.. ....aBllluludnllil:n ' CLASS ETILI. We, the Newburg Graduating siege of 1953, being ef sound mind and b Od? do hereby will the following to our bereaved underclaserraerz in our last will and testament . e I, Marilyn do hereby will my lovelorn ladvice to all the Junior Girls to enlighten their futureg also my sense of humor te Henriettafin hopes that she puts it to good use. -.e eu l xl I, Mary Leu do hereby will my early morning hours to Helen so she can concentrate betterg and to Delmar my height so he can become a better athlete. 1 I, Ruthie do hereby will my riding ability to Eleanor so she won't, have to ride in that green Ford all the timeg also my basketball ability to Gloria Grese. I, Bill do hereby will my one armed driving ability to Ronald Nott so he may profit by itg and my one tgirl romance to Kenny Sutter: whe seems to be getting around lately. I, Vernon do hereby will my muscles to Loretta so she can handle her mem betterg my laugh to Jean Krusrm who thinks it very funn . Y I, Shirley do hereby will my nretty curls to Walter who has been needing. some letelyg and my heir pins to Dale until he gets a toni. T, ifihjfllis do hereby will my czhirnericel knowledge for writing poems to Virggirmiag also my ability to swim like a rock to Barbara Sutten so She can find out how deep the ocean is. V Last but not least, we the Seniors Of 1953 :io hereby will our sunny seats on the south side of the assembly to the Juniors and our patience to the faculty who will need it more than we will. SENIORS Seniors Remembered For Descriptive Word lfery Lou Cut e R emetrks Sw eet Phyllis Bright Eyes Cute Ma x-ilgfn Smil e Short Bill Good Nature Hard Worker Vernon Appetite Muscles Ruthi e Pr etty Hai r Ea ey-Goi ng Shir! ey Figure Dimples 4 12 s ....--........-unuunuanllllaul- CLASS PUSH TIME who knows when time began? . J who Knows how or where? None sf us Know or expect to find out And few people really care. For us, time began when we were born And continues every day that we're here. Haurs 50 by and the days pass along LM N' -Q b year. Whll6 we ggow wiser, ycgr y l d nd ve've studied hard, Together we've toi e a v ' rwtters big and small, We've wan lm lu , . ' ' ked me still will Keep learning But when schoal is flHlSL The hardest lessens of all--- To be newest, humble, generous, and true, To be sad, to se tender and to me strong, To live each day in a Godlike way ' ' 1' Lt tnat are wrong. Trying to name things 115 forfive and learn to forget We shall leQrn to g As calm Qays forgive tie rains and the winds, Amd megin anew at the break of day Converting enenies into friends. For friends are more precious And grow degrer QS tie Lands of tihe turn, Friends can be purchased for just a smile, A hind Nord and a gentle concern. Under Qursnts' and teachers' gladly iQiQaRCS It is Gviasnt me have proLressQd such year. 1mQtilleu witbin as is an SQTHGQL Mcsiye To Look forward to each any mithout fnqr. LQ ure iruteful to t,ose LLC have spunt their t In Lelying Qnd teaching and giving So that auch precious .omirt of our time Kay result in JLundant livin4. --lazy Lou Abert than silver or aol d ix 4163 n x ni-- :ai :K 2 K 1 MN W X 'l fr -. . , R - ..-,Aw VA - I Jvhva -.' V 1,, , .. Q 'H-H- ' ww'f1,fmWW,,zffx . M' 13 Xia Ml? X J- X 91 M, s 4+ ww-...Q--Sw-'fu i 1 i ...eg..4...-f +4 i fl 51214 5 f s i 5 I I f , :Q ,S -1 .i fi 'Q ,1 ff ff ff' V ff ,, if J V is 5 4,5 I .- H 1 3. is xi X25 RE' 5 fi EX ,X w N 1 mv Q X N 'xv , . ,,- 14 X fbiii ' ' 'Q-H-Q--4-mu--. aslnnnnknnunr v-' M X mwnms19Q-63 ,621 gilLi W ' Eleanor Gillespie Qelmar Sharp Barbara Sutten 5 Wglter B own I f Presmdent Vmce President Secmtarv 2 Treasurer I Ai: IE f ' W 5 if X 5 ,wfQM, 4 if 4 W 591 M ay agi?eEa x Kenneth Sutten Helm Semen Loretta Graham Gloria Gross I I ll I , g V Q i . Dale Cooling Virginia Garrett E A ' L K Ki l sg' Q .-L- M.. kk , ,i . f. 'af 32, 1 ' l W Q, F : f f'-Q: , 1 -1--:iff , M' i ll Ronald Vott ffr -i?ifQ5 QE Henrietta ' 'I' Hauerspem' ggg k i rf K ix X- , wwa, wfiff , . ,,. gg L Q' ' - . 15 Jean Krumm v. A M' - ll - . , - .. + V 15 IRQ . X 3O'Y P 'OW?3 wggf 53 Betty Weaver President ff? Xwk X , , gs 'N Larry Cooper Treasurer A,-v-M 1 ' K , .MAM- SX X 1 5 nl i 1 E Sibyl Kaisand ,W Vice-President - I W 2 J l , 3 TMl-g j A f ' 4 5 if - I If 1 x A Mx6EVfMMfWi fL A ,fx A ,K C1819 ulmuri Sharon Kcilrath FI'.L.tZ Ebelftv ,i Secretary if 1 5 NY , p 1 7 E?5fQ idx . 5 ' Nw 5kQL W,.A H iQ, 'H Lloyd Cooling Barbara Weaver Leo Altemeier 'QW wx! 'm'- , f ,w x ' ' ,W ' .WL qyzvu ',f g -V h Mu! A.. V . 5, A ginger Sewing Center Spoggorgd By Sutteqs Service Station E Newtovl .Li mp 5 ,.,,, , V - ,V ' , Io , 16 'x FSL Plljl l94xi-'03 3 s ii. KR' ., L .4 4 LLVV .v-,M-I E Nancy Linda i3G:'i2 Xucxler L0u6en , tt i ! k,,A f E Egg ga, Y . -. EY N 1 Txuape Da' ri Larry H Q? hmm ?Qot Henchal r ll M QU ! 2 3 f -YS ffij Vilisfd Roger Dcylb Helier T' fr, Pe ters 253 ' fe 5' ' rown wx ., b . ,W . K M f I, .,-,' 17 A ' L X, K i3'f5il'm 'L R 'h gil. ! L 1 sNi,,4l ' Q Le tr J L L gf fu, fffrfffg ,Y 3' I' X 1 TI we 5. i - Lafer' f,DO. . 1 1.. 5 1 K X, 5 ,N.t,x 5' -f -in 1. .. .-vm!-umt.,Fu.hlsnma AIIIUIQHHI ll v ' mosffrn GBEDE M 3 . ....f- 3 I 5 K , :.gij1f,j- L, 4 ff . ig' K ,k.-- ' .fzfge , kk z of 1 ' f so o e-?f,mm .1 , 2 l o W 5 fx Nw 9 X ik ' . Q' BR it ,b 5 X Bro if ! ' I I x wh I 'il il ,kk. f of ' 1--FN e 'lfffgqa f' ? 5 ,Y W w '4 Q 4 A H 'fb 'www , I , H 11 1 A . S ' x FIRST ROW: Junior DePew, Carolyn Bates, Dorothy Siehl, NK Roland Gross, Ronald Gross. M SECCHD RCW: Jimmy Anderson, DeLores Mooney, Ralph Palmer, ' Jackie Faul, Richard Ebert. 71 TCF ROY: Jimmy Xcllrath, Judy Weaver, Karen Cooper, o x, Lyle Cooling, John Newcomer. X I ff, wi x N , Q , ,-f' XA ' V 5 A .Q , ibzi A ge K V -f,.. hh , f M Q , '1-I V 4 ' 9 61 - .- Qggyorfsorei f5?Zi3'Ii'N-f'?,5fZ'?I GT 17345 AND VFTEWRQR CQ. Eiewtcn, Iowa l, +rf.T :.-'za - ---.... 18 .-f .' .J- ii X N ' 47-2 -W un....,,,5A,.',.,-.pihllhlhltllll A v -7 sim: and swfzwra ozwfas - X i I I rf I X l iv Sixth: Leroy Keese, Lyle Br-own, Dallas Cooling, Janice Altemeier, N' Patsy Nott, Wanda Johnston, Sally Roe, Barbara Wallis, Pauline ' McDonald, Margaret McDonald, Clyde Altemeier, Gordon Lnuden, ' .A Terry Smith, Seventh: Janice McCulloch, Janet McCulloch, Alice N McDonald, Jolene Clay, Sandra Kaisand, lm-ma l5uCul1och, Gorden Hendrickson, Patty Honchal, Carolyn Gillespie, Lee Horton KX 'ah , Q ' ai .X -. . .Q V V V A Av. A - '.,., .ltvA,. , fs.,b - f- H. Sponsored By Tinnis Lumber Co. Newburg, Iowa ,- ',- , . .l.. gA 1.,,f ,, aff- -1 'i' M - V ' ...'.1v, . I z,.,, , I , ,- , 'r , 19 E .M-.m.. K. FOURTH and FI PTH GEUXDT?-S Fourth: Margaret Cooling, Bill Hauersperger, Doris Brown, John Siehl, Linda Deg:-ew, Jerry Loudon, Bob kicllrath, Paul t Jo'nn Buihner Bob Kaisand, Larry Krumm, Martha Johns on, A , P 3 Dorothy Perry, Deal, Dean Bates, Fifth: Jim ar-fer, . Floyd Mooney, Judy Smith, George Weaver, Lola Koese, larry Ashing, Charlene Hens, Mike i1'JaU1s. ...- Q fn,- f. , .. .x. , ,,,. .. , V , , , A V . Sponsor-ed by Newburg Elevator Go. Newburg, Iowa ,, . ,'. 'Q-fn.-M ... Q , U.--1 K ' ' ' pa.,-4, Z0 t , , K B . SWCGND AND THIRD GRADES X-ef 5 A iw? X 'd Hang Nanry Mcllrath Second: Colleen Yaisand, Darrel Nott, Twfiriam Siehl, Deva. , , Peggy Pailey, Miehael Garrett, Varian Garrett, Ardis Yooney, Ada Fooney, Gene Rutherford, Jean Denew, Que Shidler, Nancy Smith, Sandy Smith, Becky Henchal, Retty Parker: Third: James Johnston, Doyle Alteeeier, Janet Renaud, Clark Weaver, Nancy Foe, Dale Balmer, Edith Rasmussen, Gary Hott, Rosemary Hauers- Yendal YcDona1d, Beth Anthony, Irene Brown, David merger George Qhidler, ross QPU! CI' Qi By ixellogg oav1nPs Bank 9 , N.. tw eff 1 A .. JV! 'f 'I . X x ' , 0 9 f A f, . D . Iowa I Z1 ,a,. x Mix x 5 1 A L f.-.Q.u 'nun-kmualnnunuihl ll - A 1- A 1 PRIMARY and FIRST GRADES i K Primary: Gary Wallis, Charlotte S R McCulloch, John Hendricksmn, Bon- nie Bailey, Wayne Rasmussen, Sus- H an Roe, Virvfsfinia Mott, John Large ' Linda: rske, sam sh id fin-, Sylvia . 1 Perry, Denali Moonqy, eith Keenan 1 X KY First: Vickie Balmer, John Paul, Eileen Buihner, Eddie Huxmhery, Karen Altemeier, h Wendy Lffcllrath, Gary Bolivar, Karen Krumm, Stanley Rasmussen, Rosemary Louden, ' ,W Harlow Sumner, Joyce Schnell, Wayne Johnston, Diane Iske , A ' xml! , A Mg . , ' ll L - A ' u f' Sponsored By Jasper County Savings? zjmk Nem,on, Iowa ZZ X I I M I 7 xxx X 1 ,- ' X TQ ff I 1 1' I f . f gd e J I if I E ff fi 3 I J 3 iff ,, 5 I 1 I A A A Y . i wx. ' n Wt 'Mx 5 5 I u p '-. .A b lt r ' ' ,., -' , ' ' --, r' .5 -L Z3 U Iii U ll. Fall Baseball Front Row: Position Games Hits Batting Average Leo Altemeier ZB 5 2 .182 Fritz Ebert C 5 2 .182 Larry Hfeznchal SS A O .OOO Second Row: ' Dale Cooling C 5 2 .222 Kenneth Sutten P84313 5 6 .A62 Lloyd Cooling RF A 1 .1143 Vernon Cooling P1583 5 1+ .286 Doyle Raber CF 5 L, .3614 'Walter' Hom LF 5 1 .083 Third Row: Coach Kyle Hayworth Delmar Brown OF 2 0 .OOO Dean Boot, Charles Bates OF O 0 .OOO Delmar Sharp GF 2 O .DDO Duane Graham GF 0 O .000 Larry Cooper OF O 0 .OOO Team 5 103 22 .21l. Team fielding avera.ge..85l. SEASON RECORD-?a'ON 2,'EOST 3 Y SECTIONAL TCUHNABMENT NeW ck 3 N 'EUF11'5U'? 2+ Newburg 5 Searsboro 7 Newburg O Laurel 10 Newburg 8 Ferguson L, Z4 CWHES' PASKETEALL JLSVER CAVVTV TWYVEJTTT EVVYERS UP RUSH ?i?E U'VFE5EYCF RUVV??S U? Le?t to right: Barbara Sutter,fg Betty Weaver,fg Ruth Eott,fg Vary Lou Ebert,g: Loretta Graham,gg Sharon VcT1rath,gg Harilyn Henchzl,g. Coach Kyle Haywovthg Keren Cooper,fg Helen Schnell, , Judy Weever,f3 Virginia Garrett,fg Doris Nott,f3 Leia Pal:er,fg Sikyl Haisand, Xanagerg Urs. Hayworth, Chaperone. TIELS' REYGRD QQQenente...3core Eewburg. Laurel L2 53 Dunbar 29 58 Lynnville 32 51 Sully A6 SL Lynnville A6 63 Malcom A6 Sully 39 59 Dunbar 26 51 Baxter Al 55 Hinge 25 63 Hut? Nett,31l CF lb LCST 5 Barbara Suttem,l3 POINPS SCGRED ' -. .. .1 .., V 1 - V 25 QRmonents....ScOre Prairie City 53 Kellogg LA Hartwick 63 Monroe AD B axher A5 MHNYTMMMLET Monroe A9 Ningo 30 Prairie City 61 Van Cleve 65 3 Betty Neaver,503 Front Row: Delmar Sharp.. Leo Altemeier. Kenneth Batten Dale Cooling.. Vernon Cooling Doyle Reber... Walter Brown.. Baca Row: Richard Ebert. ,,vv l'F'1 ..Guard Forward Forward .Center ..Guard Forward ..Guard anoocomanager Larry Cooper.... .. Delmar Brown. Fritz Ebert.. Lloyd Cooling Charles Bates Dean Boot.... Larry Henohel Duane Graham. Coach Kyle Ha 26 loo noon eat ooo: not noon sos use col oivlonto ..Guard Forward ..Gaard Forward .Center ..Guard Forward ..Guard 5J.5i1212' ' fn-1' 40 x . 5 X z, Hin- , up , , I 1 lH-nloannnum6!llllCUSllllHV0 .4 t u f TWBGYS' GLW CLUB Firsb Row: Fritz Ebert, Duane Graham, Doyle Reber, Delmar' Br-own, Larry Coop2Si'. Seccsnci Row: Leo Altemeirsr, Charles Bates, Delmar Sharp, Walter Brown. x 5 y 1 r x 1 GIRLS sms CLUB f ' I fff' if 2 W V' K I-'irst Row: Leta Palmer, Eleanor' Gillespie, Virginia Garrett, Shirley Tharp, Ruth Hott, Mary Lou Ebert, Barbzara Sutterx, Glorianne Gross. Y Second How: Phgtllis Kirby, Jean Hmmm, Henrietta. Hauersperger, Nmzcy Muckler, Helen :'3chne3 l, Doris Nant, Loretta Graham, Iiarilyn Henchal, I Linda Louden, Eli ss Edelva Harry. j kit x . I , . sy h Q v, f ' ,flu , A ,443 , rrrif Z8 4 9 First Row: I i N Second Row: V W Absen BAND L Leta Palmer-clarinetg Dorothy Siehl-clarinetg Jackie Paul-clarinetg Karen Cooper-cornetg Judy Weaver-trum- s Mcllrath-cornetg John Newcomer-cornetg petg Jame Ronald Gross-cornetg Roland Gross-cornetg Ralph Pal- mer-Cornet. F nc Muckler-drumsg Norma Joan Doris Hott-drumsg wa y McCulloch-bell lyrag Linda Louden-fluteg Mary Lou Ebert-saxaphoneg Doyle Haber-eaxaphoneg Delmar Brown- clarinetg Dallas Cooling-baritoneg Glorianne Gross- Clarinetg Gorden Louden4c1orinet5 Terry Smith-Clarinetg Carolyn Gillespie-drumsg Miss Selva Harry. A t: Janice Altemeier-trumpetg Leroy Keese-cymbals. Girls First sentet Girls Second Aextet E9 Girls Quarte T3 ,W it f . , y S 'V J x -W WM .,,. A -5 F 3 xx xfgvm INXS' Campbell Dish Dryers ilost lfOpu.lci I' Boy 5 K ILI, V ' .'L: ffitf 'V'-- :'xi'g:VfigiA A ' 'L.' ....-w-- 1 fl x : ' I - 'fL. ' f I Q S 3535 SVS? Iii if iiiiif? 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M K 1'5 ' 7 31 W I A, ',' annnunui I I X I ,1 S N I :I 1 V I gzusmzwzwznsnanawxaanzmg , 2 - s ' 9' ALUMNI 5 awxwxwxwzwxwxmxmnwawxnxx x A , V K X K. 1 ' ' 1 S' ' QEK XN1IIII'IIIUI'UIUII''II'IUUUIIIINUIII'UIIIIIUII'UUIIIIIIIUIII'I'l 'IIIIII'Iu'IIIIIlIl', , NfLv iL., T l, 32 Jack Harrison Richard Gross Bob Garrett Varilyn Gillespie Gary Steaks A Merle Altemier Carl Altemier Earl Altemier Charles Carnahan Raymond Rrownl Dorothy Schnell Harold Miner Phyllis McCulloch Duane Altemeier Shirley Cook Catherine Edwards Howard Gillespie George Graham Bill Harrison Norma Kaisand Marvin Davis Marlene Edwards Junior Kaisand Bernal Kirby Gwen Krumm Richard Paul Marjorie Babe Ila Tharp Ed Cook Verna Musselman Charles Newcomer Dick Steaks Laurence Sutton Don Weaver Loren Fleener Laverne Bennington Bill Campbell Paul Carnahan Lorene Foster Vernon Graham Eug ne Krumm Floyd Krumm Jean Molloy Darlene Weaver Derald Weaver -'K----an y -Neel , B NEWEURG ALUMNI ' 1952 Maytags Fhrmer Student, McPherson ffleenenl Secretary United Store U.S. Army Former Works at College Rudkins Hatchery Works at College At home Lumber CO- Student I.S.T.C. 1951 Works at College CSelleJ Housewife Maytage U.S. Army Farmer Student, Iowa State KCloydJ Housewife 1950 Marshall Printing Co. QAlt meierD Housewife U.3. Army U.S. Navy Teacher Farmer Nurse Winchelll Housewife l9L9 Ferming CCarnahenl Housewife Student, Iowa U. Metz Auto Parts Anderson Corp. Farmer U.S- Marines 19b8 U.S. Air Force U.S. Army Farmer CBarr'D Housewife Fermer U.S- Marines Student, Iowa State Cbiorrieonl Housewife fCriswelll Housewife Ueso Arnv Grinnell Newburg McPherson, Kan Grinnell Grinnell Grinnell Grinnell Newburg Grinnell Grinnell Newburg Cedar Falls Newburg Grinnell Newton Gilman Ames Kellogg Marshalltown Newburg Melbourne Kellogg Council Bluffs Grinnell Ayrshire Kellogg Iowa City Grinnell Milltown, Wise Kellogg England Korea Teintor Kellogg Gilman Korea Ames Malcom Newburg Korea .-x ,rf ,,,, X! iff' M 's s Ng ll s W, M Lx lu W x N 2 G ll! 33 ' TBWHIRG ALUMNI Ill E E T 3 gy :I 's lf Q ,3 19l+7 A B111 Clark Studmtvlowa U. Ion City W Mary Cook Uiirbyi Honamrife Annabell Hernchal Ciiovvelll Housawifa 1 Fred Krumm U.S. Air Force l l Ruth Haber fBreedenJ Housewife Grirmsllg f ' George Watland Lumber Xsrd Bag 3i0in9!g i p Clinton Howell Fatnwxj Gi3Wfti, f jjfg Yh f Edgar' Clwyd Farmer Ssarabemy . fy Robert lmpaon Nurse i St.. QLouis3' 1 2 F5 Dorothy Michaels II5i1.aJ W Hpusesdfe I Eerni ce Rutherford Den Raines i f ? was Tom Adkins Farmer m Betty Benninvton Uxdanzsy Houaolifd wQ,,,,, Eugene Campbell Trucker W 'h 1 WY Edna Foster Gricksonl Houseayifa 7 Eulice Graham Secreta Das l i Dornthy Humphrey f'Ni3 1maxI'3 Houamvifd - h H Bernice Lee fflouserl i-?eus8in'i!'e m ' m3i3.3m!il T f Margie McCoy KHQWSIHJ Housewife, Q 1 if Laurel f Alberta B5cIlrat.h flfingl HJl1SBWifQ - Grirsnellf m Lyle Nuckler' Seed COTY! Company, N Georie Stevens Grmer iielbome Q i Q i f , 1911 Jack Gollum Baseball Player sr Lovin If Dale Koger Maytags Newton ' 4, John Ma son Interior Decorator Las Angelepgi Carolyn Haber Uuurvisl Housewife Ft.'Richarri59n, Alaska uf I ' KVLA - ' f f Edward Breeder? Farmer 9 Bfayine Esler Qlskej Housewife Kel1og g' Y Iona Krumzn fEdws r-dsl Housewife' Kellogg 3 Zelda Molloy Cwattl Housewife Grinnell Evelyn Muckler fThompsonD Housewife Gilman l Donald Palmer' 15.3. State Dept. Cyprus Ialandgj -, My Audra Rezrfgsp ., fS5.mphissP Housewife San Diego, Calif. B Kenneth Rutherford Farmer Kellogg 1 Louis Tice U.3. Navy , California Dewey Weaver Studmt, Drake U. Des Moines La Vern iffeaveer Truck and Corn Sheller Grinnell U Ida Wilson fH91'KiI'i.CkSO!15 Housewi Fe Kellogg mx 1942 Donald Humphrey Farmer Kalloggg ,Q Merrill Fleener AS't Fink Cashier Portland, Or'-fa-Qjon YG' Doris Foster CBi.nega1'D Housewife Grinnell z . v 1 ' 'J Sponsored By Tinnis Lumber Go. ' Newburg, Ewa f ,...,,,.,...,-,H 34 ' -mn ' 7- Merle Keup Awirey, Krumm Kenneth llcLlra.th Frances Michaels Willis Hiller Betty Arthur Robert Clark Jesse Cloyd Bruce Gollum Lyle Kirby Evelyn Klootwyk Robert Mason Pauline McDowell Ada Pearl Paul Nell Paul Dorothy Rempp Qelen Runner Wilma Walker Mary Esler Gene Fleener Anna Foster Eva Koger Verle Palmer Robert Paul John Peak Verle Rutherford Viola Rutherford Alice Sears Melvin Wilson Clifford Anderson Margaret Arthur Perry Bailey Raymond Clark Delmar Fleener Benny Foster Bernard Hotchkin lfarjory Humphrey Gladys Jur-gens Wanda Kirby Warren Loudon Luella Meier Hayden Morley Frances Parker Virginia Smith Alice Stanley Flor ence Thomoson .a--- L.Q,--asn anal n NFZWBXJRG ALUMNI 1912 continued Car Salesman Clialversonfl Housewife Farmer CBirchlandl Housewife Farmer 19-51 fLashl Housevdrfe Glazed Tile Layer Chiroprator Construction Worker fwalkerl Ho usewi fe Farmer C-Jurrensl Housewi fe flnmanl Housevri fe Accountant C Crostheroit el Housewife At Home Ciirantl Housewi fe 19140 fllavieb Ho usewi fe Salesman fWileonD Housewife Cfiobatl Housewife Carpenter John Deere Farmer Electrician CFe1perJ Housewife Ctutzj Housewife Commodity Credit 1939 Farmer fStemstrud5 Hous ewi fe Maytags Locker I Maytags Farmer Farmer Cwallacej Housewife CMehlingD Housewife fGrayD Housewife Farmer fweberl Housewi fe Farmer Gloss? Housewife Cstanleyb Houaewi ffe fSnanerD Housewife fOlmstrearif Houwowi Fe 35 Tama For gn son Kellogg Gilman Beaman Va ssilon, Ohio Denver, Colo. Cedar Rapids Grinnell Grinnell Jackson, Rich. Montezuma Denver, Colo. San Diego, Calif. Kellogg Ft. Dodge Roseburg , Oregon Portland, Oregon Grinnell New Orleans, La. Newton Cedar Falls Grinnell Long Beach, Calif. kiarshalltown Lena, Ill. B-iaquoketa Kellogg Grinnell Gr' innell K ellogg Newton Zfortezuma Grinnell Newburf Gilman Pekin, Ill. Kellogg Newton Laurel Spirit Lake Kello-'gg Des Ifoin es ISE rshalltown ft ZW -4-5 X 1 x g , ,,..,e 1 lx H f I 1 A X ,,r Ambrose Gollum Lucille Gregory Rodney Reese Laurence La Bounty Rex McDowell Margaret Hcllrath Donald Sears Roger Sears Virgil Strand Hazel Foster Muriel Kirby Donald Koger Charlie Lee Bryan Rutherford Ruth Sears Vernon Clark Virgil Doud Wilbur Foster Maxine Humphrey Marvel Kirby Betty Mason Norman Moxley Hildred Newcomer Faye Oltrogge Marie Palmer Lester Rutherford Doris Wertz l Arlene Bell Paul Bacon Miriam B eeden Roger Burnett Clare Foster Marie Foster Donald Loud n Roy Kay Glen Palmer Virgil Palmer Paul Parker Weldo Paul Russell Sears Jeanette Weaver Dale Clark Opal Cooper Margaret Foster Richard Harthorn Um.. .o--.-- L.'W- AIlllldHlllll,- NEWBURG ALUMNI 1938 Ritter-Maytag Store fOlsonJ Housewife Carpenter Farmer qaefrmanb Houeewi fe Former Cargills Former 1937 CFO sterl Housewife Uihippsl Houeevd fe U as u Navy Research Chemist Reeturant Weamplel Housed. fe 1936 Hardware Store Insurance Fnrmer fiPaulD Ho ueewi fe Okdamsl House-wi fe Q Paulsonl Housewi. fe Parsons Mfg. Co. Ciiavisj Houeewi. fe CBeat.tyD Houeewi fe Cliunderdossel Housewi fe Westinghouse Salesman Uokemb Houeewi fe 193 5 Uluther ford? Hou sewi fe Former iLoiidenD Housewife Uphelezering shop fwallacel Housewife fwertzj Housewife Attorney Rancher Arehitecnical Engineer Former Farmer Oil Station Former CPlumD Housewi fe 193k Gamble Store fSm,ithD Housexl fe Secretary 36 Grinnell Seattle, Wash. Des Moines Des Moines Waterloo Beaman Traer Grinnell Kellogg Laurel Grinnell Chicago, Ill. Marshalltown Lake City Rochester, Minn. Grinnell Grinnell Grinnell Kellogg California Newton Monroe Marshalltown Fairfield Dee Moines Des Moines Grinnell Grinnell Marshalltown Grinnell Laurel Grinnell sein Lake city, utah Eartlesville, Okla Neuburg Kellogg Grinnell Grinnell Calif. Grinnell Kellogg Los Angeles, Calif. Hawthorne, Calif. 4 Clive Keeee Ivan Lee M Ill! NEWEURG AIUHNI 1931s ontinued fStrawQ uOU86W1fB leacler Leurel California - ' -V ,.........--.....unnnnu as 'U' I r . . Fern Nedill Iucille FcLlrath Naxine Newcomer Donald Ryan Maynard Sears Helen Walker Orville Walker Rosa Wertz Burnell Beatty Verne Burroughs Agnes Koger James McCulloch Margaret Newcomer Anson Palmer Maxine Palmer Wendell Paul Garland Princehouee Stella Rutherford Ada Pearl Smith Wen ell Walker Everett Bump Alfred Keese Orville Lee Hugh Louden Howard Madill Earl Mason Nellie May Kenneth Palmer James Paul Delbert Rutherford Gilbert Rutherford Cecil Shedenhelm Christine Strand Erma Bell Ruth Clerk Ruth McCulloch John kurdock Carl Newcomer Dorothy Bump Thelma Caryl It hel Gillespie Harold Lee Thomas Lee ene Madill Cfllauel Housewmfe Umthonyl Housewife fhoudenb Housewife Urs: Fermer CFordj Housewife Welkezds Store Ulicklel Housewife 1933 Ulaull Housewife Cwisomanl Housewife Farmer QPelmerD Housewife Petternmaker-airplanes fiiehlinl Grooaoy Store Farmer Salesman Ulirchardl Housewife CEamesI Housewife Walker's Store 1932 Deceased Fhrmer U.S. Air Force Farmer Farmer UQSQ Navy CSuttenJ Housewife Farmer Farmer Maytags Farmer Deceased l93l Cljhippsl Housewife CBellD Housewife fGillespieD Housewife Dairy 1930 CKingl Housewife Deputy County Clerk Elevator Manager B rber Carpenter Deceased 37 Kellogg Grinnell Grinnell Los Angeles Monroe California Gilman Goggon Marshalltown Kellogg Gilman Kellogg Miami, Fla. Passadena, Calif. Waterloo Kellogg San Diego Kellogg Gilman Gilman Kellogg Grinnell Gilman Hamburg Grinnell Gilman Newton Marshalltown Marengo Minneapolis, Minn Des Moines Newburg California Miami, Fla. Phoenix, Ariz. Ht. Ayr Newburg Gainville , FIB.. Kellogg NENHIRG ALUMNI 19363 cpntinued x X SW . -,,,,,,,,,,,,-hnnn-annual!! ev ' ,' ' Mn I o .aa ' Qi George liurphy Peoria, Ill Helen Newcomer Cfiiskl Housewife Bollywoai, Florida Wesley Ryan Trucker Oaagg George Mars Farmer Catz-andor, Hixm. Laverne 3mit,h Farmer Kellogg Lola Walker CBut.oher3 Housewife o Newton 1929 Alice Bell Harshalltom Opal Roger fPa.u1l Housmuife Chicago, Ill. mmm- Palmer Williamson? credit xemagw swarm-, Calif. Tilla Rutherford Uffalkinsl Housewife Grinnell Dorothy Schultz Louise Smith m Wallace Strand Denver Walker Harriet moon Lucille Bacon Bessie Bell Everett Boll Rubyjlavis Kda Gillespie, Paul F031-or Meredith Mary Murphy Mildred Wert-Z Russell Crawford Louise Davis Roy KGg8I' Charles Loudon Earnest Madill Ruby McL3.rat,h Eater Murphy Frank Newcomer Lucille Palmer Leo Phillips Ruth Princehouse Bernice Strand Dorothy Strand Glof Young Arnold Bastian Lloyd Breeden I-aura Burroughs Marjorie Mason Charles Rutherford Harry Rutherford Margaret Sears CBodenhomer7 Housewife Walk? Housewife P and G Soap Factory i'S'alker's Store 1928 fPhi1liPBD Housewife 0EcCul1ochI Housewife CGoochD Housewife Tool and Dye Maker Naylor! X Houamvi fe Ciychseni :Housewife Trucker ' Farmer fhielsheimerl Housewife ffyhillijosl Housewife 1927 Ulreenl Housewife Grocery Store Ins. Salesman Banker Rt loc-me Repro? Housewife Farmer' CDavisQ Housewife Oil Station Manaqer Uiiubanl-:sf Housewife fStoaks2 Housewife Clrovigl Housewife Farmer 1926 Farmer Accountant fC1.auaenB Housewife Knapp? Teacher Farmer Farmer Glass? Housewife 38 Drexel, ko. St. Paul, Ninn. Long Beach., Calif. Gilman Hasan City Kellogg New Sharon Des Moines Waahingtfon ILC. 'Mfarshalltmm Clemons Kellogg Tonk City, Calif. Soar.-were New Jersey ' Laurel Gilman Dallas, Tex. Jessup Kellogg Long Island, NJ. Newburg Passadena, Calif. Lia,-gon City Des Moines Florida Marian Kellogg Victor Atlantic Rochester, Minn . California Grinnell Kellogg Gr innell ,....-- 2 HQ 9 QQ Q1 A' 'Aff ', , 47 f I l 1 r Charles Beryl John Alberta Edith Smith or Lloyd Stoaks 1925 I o e .1923 Josephine Hendrickson Uarsorilrl Saleslady Morris Miller Elmer Stark Elizabeth Ahrons Katherine Ahrens Mary Ahrens BlizaPeth Broaden Harry Buck Carroll Lane e George Lane Jr. Anna Eadill Verle Muckler Glarenda Murphy Frances Murphy Stanley Madill Howard Smith Teacher Store lianager o o 1922 wanton? Housewife e Cfiumingpb I-busewife o Ofucklerj Housewife Teacher 'o n Sec'y of Iowa Senate Professor Colorado LAM e fB rt1ett5 Housewife Deceased fLaneD Housewife f fkiokieenl Housewife 1921 Advisor, John Deere Co. School Supply Salesman GRAND ETNLLE Qhe waaohed his arinoted face In keen anticipation, He said the words that filled with oride and rush elation. He took her tiny hand in Msg June lent her spiced aroma As once aioin the oresidont ?roxented a difloma. 39 Kellogg Pheonix, Ariz. 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