Odebolt High School - Trojan Yearbook (Odebolt, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1949 volume:

v , . , ,, J?,.x,,. 3 l -1... 1 i. fx fy 1,93 'Y , ! , .., Hvrewmi One of the most colorful pages in our American History was written in the days of the goldfrush to California, by those adventurers who came to be known as the Fortyfniners. We, the seniors of this year's class, call ourselves the '49'ers also, and we too have been seeking treasure. Our quest has not been so picturesque as that of one hundred years ago, and our treasure is intangible, but it is nonefthefless valuable. Our education may take us further than a bag of gold dust would, at least, that is our hope and the hope of our parents, our teachers, and our community, all of whom have joined forces to make our education possible. Many of the nuggets we have acquired are ours because of the hard work, selffdenial, and hours of practice which we have been willing to put into our quest. We are proud of our achievements and are happy to record them in this, our yearbook. THE TROJAN EDITED BY THE 'SENIOR CLASS ODEBOLT HIGH SCHOOL ODEBOLT, IOWA one thousand nine hundred and forty nine Cable af 6l7l1f6'l'1f5 Administration -- Faculty ...... Senior Class ..... Commencement --- - Senior Features --- --- Junior Class ...... --- Sophomore Class .... --- Junior High ..... Grades ......... Classfroom pictures Athletics ....... Music .......... --- School Chronicle .... - Speech .......... r --- 5. F. A. .... Advertising --- Calendar ....... Alumni Section --- --- 6f7 8'9 1248 19 20f25 26'27 28'29 3Of32 3386 37f4O 42f50 52f58 59 6O'62 63 64f78 65f79 81f96 1. H, , , MB 'rn Standing: fLeft to rightl Robert Moffitt, William Rex, Alleen Lindquist, Douglas Boerner, Mary Bengford, Joan Einspahr. Seated: Robert Watts, Donald Jackson, Shirley Siebrecht. Annual Staff Early last fall we, the class of '49, voted to carry on the tradition, started when we were freshmen, of publishing an annual. The class elected Don Jackson and Alleen Lindquist as editors, and a very capable staff of seniors to assist them. Bob Watts, the business manager, was responsible for the sales and finances of the TROJAN. The job of selling advertisements was handled especially well this year by Douglas Boerner and Bob Moffitt. Snapshots, paste, imagination, and patience were the ingredients used by Joan Einspahr, who was the Layout Editor, in concocting the many pages of the book. Shirley Siebrecht was kept busy at her typewriter as the Copy Editor. Two new staff positions were created this year-Photograph Edif tor, which was filled by Bill Rex, who saw that the annual was correctly illustrated, and Alumni Editor, in charge of the address lists, a job handled by Mary Bengford. Miss Bruce, who was chosen sponsor, added all her knowledge and experience to our organization, and so now, with the cooperation of every member of Odebolt High School, we are happy to present the 1949 TROJAN. We hope it gives the reader as much enjoyment as it has afford' ed the staff. Four ROSMER L. BRUCE Dedication We, the class of 1949, dedicate this, the '49 TROIAN, to Miss Rosrner Bruce, whose direc' tion and sponsorship have helped us make our year book a success. Throughout our high school years, she has been one of our closest advisers and most sincere friends. At this time, Miss Bruce, we wish to express our gratitude and our best wishes For your future. Five U15 l6'mm' af diumfivn -THEY FURNISHED US WITH THE TOOLS Back Row: B. G. Ogden, Superintendentg Mrs. Josephine Carlson, Secretaryg Ira Martin, Treasurer. Front Row: Eugene Reynolds, Julian Paulson, Frank Mattes, Earle Rex, Ralph Swanson. BOARD OF EDUCATION RALPH SWAN SON President Six MEMBER TERM EXPIRES F. W. Mattes .... --- March, 1950 I. V. Paulson .... --- March, 1950 Earle Rex ....... --- March, 1951 R. B. Swanson .... --- March 1951 E. E. Reynolds .... --- March, 1952 Che' Admin! tration ' -THEY ASSAYED ALL OUR GOLD BARTLEY G. OGDEN Akron, Iowa B. A. Iowa State Teachers M. A. University of Iowa Superintendent Social Science MRS. JOSEPHINE CARLSON Secretary of the School Board Secretary to the Superintendent N Seven U15 Zzvulfy MRS. MAXINE KING Kansas City, Kansas B. A. Iowa State Teachers Graduate Work: Nebraska Teach- ers at Wayne Physical Education Biology Girls' Basketball Coach Playground Supervision ROSMER L. BRUCE Odebolt, Iowa B. A. Grinnell College Graduate Work: University of Iowa, Iowa State Teachers Commerce Home Room Supervision School Chronicle Sponsor Adult School Instructor 1949 Trojan Sponsor DEAN A. BROWN Boone, Iowa B. S. A. Iowa State College Graduate Work: Iowa State lege Vocational Agriculture Social Science F. F. A. Sponsor Adult School Instructor Col- GLENN FORSYTHE Uniontown, Pennsylvania B. A. Drake University M. A. University of West Virginia Graduate Work: Boston University I Coach American Literature U. S. History Senior Class Sponsor PAULINE G. BERG Dayton, Iowa B. S. Iowa State College Graduate Work: Texas Technological College Science Mathematics Home Room Supervision LOIS BLISS Lake Mills, Iowa B. S. Iowa State College Homemaking - General Home Room Supervision Hot Lunch Supervision Adult School Instructor I Sophomore Class Sponsor Science Eight -THEY I-IELPED US STAKE OUT 0UR CLAIMS BARBARA SCI-IMIDT Battle Creek, Iowa B. S. M. Morningside College Vocal Music Junior Class Sponsor DON ALLEN Early, Iowa B. S. M. Morningside College ' Instrumental Music Band Director FRANK J. SHAW Odebolt, Iowa B. A. Buena Vista College Graduate Work: University of Iowa, Drake University English Speech and Dramatics Latin Home Room Supervision Junior Class Sponsor HIRAM K. HANSEN Moorehead, Iowa B. A. Nebraska Teachers College at Wayne Physicial Education Industrial Arts Junior High Coach Seventh Grade Sponsor FLORENCE HOLLAND Dondurant, Iowa ' B. A. Drake University Graduate Work: Drake Univer- sity Junior High Principal Mathematics N .nth Grade Sponsor LVERN WILLMOTT Oto, Iowa Wayne Teachers College, Wayne, Nebraska Junior High English and Social Science Eighth Grade Sponsor i Nine Our Sfhwl 'f -AND OUR GOLD MINE f -w w - , Ez ,.,. NE , Z, -- ' xx, , 2 , . ..... .... . Q rqgijzig lifilfl , zu, 2...1'f 1 3 -J' . - .fp -Q D I . - frQN,.ifi3il j1f'i?f 1 ' ig S ' ' w I ag: 'ses -3,31 A ' 4-P 3515: :Im mzia ,Q - - Nafzikw- 'F-'Mwlwwnwfmoxmiw-,gg-,:,--Q,V, vxffvrz-ct: 1p.:,,g ....... --ww-p '::1:1 WW: ......, QL 2 x....,.........,,............,... ......... .....,,,,,,.., ..,...... W... .......,.,.., Q 4 t - Some of us panned gold found W easily on the surface, r f Some of us had to dig for itg fl' if t -as J T ' rg if w 'Sw And some of us mistook 9 J' 'az' quartz for a pure vein r ae cz'-T ! MOTTO: THEY CONQUER WHO BELIEVE THEY CAN FLOWER COLORS Yellow Rose Maroon and Cold OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Duane Einspahr President Dallas Rohlf Fayetta Murr VicefPresident Douglas Boerner Carol Youngren SecretaryfTreasurer Shirley Siebrecht We seniors of '49 have proved ourselves to be of high quality even though we were not large in quantity. We have contributed to all of the extra curricular activities of O. H. S. ln athletics the boys were letter winners in football, basketball, and track, while the girls excelled in soft' ball and basketball. We were also represented in declamatory work. One member of our class was chosen to be on the WNAX Forum. We were outstanding in the music field-participants in marching band, concert band, glee clubs, mixed chorus, and many small ensembles. Seven of our group were soloists. We were the second senior class to attend Career Day in Sac City, which was sponsored by the County Board of Education. There We listened to many interesting discussions and lectures on various careers. Our Skip Day, May 13, took us to Ames where we enjoyed High School Day, a part of the Veishea weekend festival. This '49 TROIAN, to be issued on Class Day, May 20, has been our major project this year. Class Day closes our school days in Odebolt High, and as we leave, We carry with us many fond memories of our school days. To our underclassmen, we wish all success possible, and sin' cerely hope that they also store up many treasures -during their ldays in O. H. S. 1 E 2 DUANE EIN SPAHR It's great to have a giant's strength. Football 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4 Class officer 4, Co-Captain foot- ball 4, Mixed Chorus 2, F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, F. F. A. officer 3, Dra- matics 1 SHIRLEY SIEBRECHT She has a sunny disposition. Softball 2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class play 3, Honorary Captain 4, Class officer 4, School Chronicle 4, Annual Staff 4 DOUGLAS BOEIZNER, All mankind loves a lover. Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Dra- matics 1, Class play 3-4, An-- nual Staff 4, Class officer 3-4 FAYETTA MURR Some say she is quict, but there are others who lnow better. YVSNIAX Forum 4, Basketball DALLAS ROHLF Because a man doesn't talk is no sign he has nothing to say. Football 4, Track 1-2-3-4 F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, F. F. A. officer 3-4, Class officer 4 Thirteen DOROTHY ALBRECHT GLENN BERNHARDT A merry tongue and lots of fun. A little mischief he enjoys, which is true of many boys. Basketball 1-2, 'Class play 3, All School play 3 Class play 3 Trac-k 2, Football Fourteen manager 4, Dramatics 1 ARDA LEE FLOGSTAD The harder I try, the goodcr to be, the worse I get. Basketball Manager 4, Mix- ed Chorus 3-4, Glee club 3- 4, Class play 3-4 CAROL YOUNGREN A quiet fellow, but quite a fellow. Football 4, Track 1-2-3-4. Mixed Chorus 2-3, 'Concert band 3-4, Marching band 2- 3, Class officer 4, FFA of- ficer 3-4, FFA 1-2-3-4 MARY BENGFORD Although she doesn't shock you, she's a live wire. Twirler 2-3-4, Marching band 2-3- 4, Glee club 2-3-4, Mixed 'Chorus 4, School Chronicle 4, ,Homecoming attendant 2, Class play 3-4, Dra- matics 1, Basketball 1-2-3-4, An- nual Staff 4 r WILLIAM BIRD JOAN EINSPAHR ROBERT HANSEN To look at me, would you ever think me a lover? Track 1-2-4, Marching band 2-3-4, Concert band 3-4, Trombone solo 3-4, Trombone Quartet 4 Tiny and sweet, so petite and neat. Clarinet Trio 2-3-4, Clarinet Quar- tet 1-2-3-4, Clarinet Solo 1-2-3, Concert band 1-2-3-4, Marching band 1-2-3-4, German band 3-4, Class Play 3-4, Dramatics 1, Vo- cal Solo 4, Glee club 1-2-3-4, Mix- ed Chorus 2-3-4, Vocal Trio 4, Mixed Quartet 4, Basketball 1-2- 3-4, Annual Staff 4, School Chon- icle 4, Queen Attendant 2-3 I AUDREY SCHULTZ UI mean to do my Work today, but-. Dramatics 1, Class play 3-4, Marching band 4 DUANE BREON If fame comes after death, I am in no hurry for it. Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3, Track 1-2, 'Class play 3, Dramatics 1, Class officer 3 Please don't flirt with me! Football 1-2-3-4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Vocal Solo 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-4, Boys' Quartet 2, Mixed Quartet 4, Band 1 Boys' Glee club 4, Class play 3, Class officer 1-2- 3 Fifteen N .- 4-.. PHYLLIS SCHRAMM DONALD JACKSON ALVERA LANSINK Sometimes I sit and think, and some- He who has patience can accomplish To her life's one happy lark, though times I Just sit. anything. she prefers it after dark. Class play 3, Softball 2-3-4 Sixteen Football 4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4 Dramatics 1, Con- cert band 1-2-3-4, Marching band 1-2-3-4, Drum Ensemble 1-2-3-4, Drum Solo 1-2-3-4, Instrumental and vocal accompanist 1-2-3-4, Band Manager 4, Boys' Glee club 4, Class officer 1-3, Annual Staff 4, Class play 3-4, Piano solo 1-2- 3-4 JEAN LAND GRAF She charms us by the sunshine of her smile. Early High School 1-2, Glee club 3-4, Mixed Chorus 3-4, Sextet 4, Class officer 3, Class play 3-4, Declamatory 4, Homecoming attendant 3, Homecoming Queen 4, School Chronicle Editor 4 DONALD KONRADY Variety is the spice of life. Mixed Chorus 1, Track 1-2- 3-4, Football 4, Class play 3 Softball 2-3-4, Class play 3, School Chronicle 4 l MELVIN LINDNER School would be nice without books. Trinity fSioux City? 1-2, Football 3-4, Track 3-4, Class officer 3, Class play 3-4, All school play 3, One-Act Play 4 ALLEEN LINDQUIST A sudden thought strikes me!! Glee club 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Vocal Trio 4, Instrument- al and Vocal accompanist 1-2-3-4, Vocal Solo 3-4, Piano Solo 2-3, Flute Solo 1-2-3-4, Piccolo Solo 4, Marching band 1-2-3-4, Concert band 1-2-3-4, Flute Quartet 1, Woodwind Quartet 4, Woodwind Trio 4, Woodwind Quinten 2-3-4, Dramatics 1-4, Class play 3-4, Class officer 1-3, Basketball 1-2-4, Annual Staff 4 JAMES KLUS Women annoy mc-I LOVE to be annoyed. Class officer 1, Band 1, Class play 3, FFA 4 CLARA TAPHORN Happy am Ig from care I am free. Softball 2-3-4, Class play 3, School Chronicle 4 ,.,..Jun.,s.. -c .. H - WILLIAM REX If you don't succeed-practice. Football manager 4, Class play 3 Annual Staff 4, Basketball man- ager 4 Seventeen 1 gnu- ROBERT WATTS He burns the midnight oil, but it's gasoline. Marching band 1-2-3-4, Concert band 1-2-3-4, Trombone solo 2-3, Brass Quartet 3-4, Trombone Quartet 4, Brass Sextet 4, Brass Quintet 4, Basketball 3-4, Football 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Class play 3-4, Annual Staff 4 Eighteen b BEVERLY WITT ' RICHARD MORR She doesn't let her studies interfere High school days have their delights with her high school education. Marching band 1-2-3-4, Concert but they cant compare with high school nights 1-2- 4 M- , d Football 1-2-3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 gligius 4? SCgiegolc1?Ckl1ronicle1xe4, Track 1-2-3-4 A11 School Play 3 ,Class play 3, Basketball 1-2 Class play 3-4 Dramatlcs 1 Mix ROBERT MOFFITT I thought I saw him studying, but lo, it was a dream. Football 1-2-3-4, Track 2-4, Concert band 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Boys' Quar- tet 3-4, Baritone solo lIn- strumentall 1-2-4, Vocal so- lo 4, Brass sextet 3-4, Cham- ber group of Brass 1-2, Boys' 'Glee club 4, Marching band 1-2, Class play 3, Class officer 1-2, Annual Staff 4, Brass Quintet 4 FERNE KESSLER A girl's modesty becomes her. School Chronicle 4, Class play 3 ed 'Chorus 2 We Receive the Deeds' to Our 6laim.s'-- Back Row: CLeft to rightl Shirley Siebrecht, Robert Moffitt, Duane Einspahr, Dallas Rohlf, Robert Hansen, Donald Jack- son, Glenn Bernhardt, Richard Morr, Melvin Lindner, William Bird, Middle Row: James Klus, Alleen Lindquist, Mary Bengford, Alvera Lansink, Douglas Boerner, Duane Breon, Carol Young- ren, Donald Konrady, Beverly Witt, Robert Watts, William Rex. Front Raw: Audreg Schultz, Arda Lee Flogstad, Ferne Kessler, Dorothy Albrecht, Fayetta Murr, Jean Landgraf, Joan Emspahr, Phyllis chramm, Clara Taphorn. Baccalauerate Services CLASS OF 1949 Odebolf High 5ChO01 Commencement Exercises Sunday, May 15, 1949 Odebolt High School , 8:00 P' m1 u TUESDAY, EVENING, MAY 17 High School Auditorium 8:00 pl ms Processional Porr1p and Circumstancen .... Elgar High School Auditorium Phyllis Benning Kom Susser Tod C 1Come Sweet Death J-Bach High School Band Bass S010 ltwere You Theren Invocation ................ Rev. Albert W. Peters Robert Hansen Crusaders Overture ........ Forrest L. Buchtel Invocation ................ Rev. C. Iver Peterson Hlgh School Band Now We Sing Thy Praise .............. Hahn Onward Christian Soldiers .... Girls' Glee Club ' High School Chorus Address ..........,.......... Richard E. Collins Sermon ................ Preeminenceof Christ AH M S H d W, H h i ' y ongs a ings ................ a n Rev' Albert W' Peters Robert Moffitt, Jean Landgraf, d Joan Einspahr, Robert Hansen 't S l .............. Th L ' P Bam one O O Robert Moffm e or S rayer Presentation of Class ............ Superintendent B. G. Ogden Benediction .... ..... P astor H. Lester Peterson P1'eSenta'fi01'1 Of DiP10maS ----- 7 ---- President Of Board of Education, R. B. Swanson Recessional Benediction .............. Rev. Albert W. Peters Nineteen Our Week Was interspersed With 9101 -FORMAL Twenty AND OTHERWISE YEARBOOK SALES CARNIVAL The sales campaign for the '49 TROIAN Following this were Cactus Bill and his began with a loud noise on the afternoon March 16, when the staff present' ed its magnificent stage extravaf ganza featuring an allfsenior cast. The loud noise was identified as the Original Dixieland Band featuring Don Konrady at the pi' ano. After they had played the same piece four times, they were removed to make way for the sec' ond act-beautiful dancing girls, swaying rhythmically to the beat of native drums. The third act was an interest' ing demonstration of horse sense by Roy Rogers and his horse Trigger, who was very much upftofdate on school gossip. Next came an astounding exhibition of brute strength by Bongo, 'The World's Strongest Human. During this act Bongo lifted a 1,000 lb. weight with his bare teeth. of Wild West act. While the equipm.ent was be' ing set up, Elviry favored the au' dience with several accordian solos accompanied by Cactus on his gee' tar. Bill then fascinated the crowd with his trick shooting and as a grand climax, Mr. Ogden volunf teered to let the star shoot a balf loon from his mouth at twenty paces. Mr. Ogden was only slight' ly injured. After the smoke cleared, the en' tire cast came on stage for the Finale, and the curtain fell amid thunderous applause after the singing of Little Brown Jug. The entire school attended the program and paid the admission price of an annual sub' scription. Refreshments were sold by the staff, and by the end of the afternoon the TROJAN was well on its way to financial success. Twenty-one Lflass Przfplzecy Our forebears, those 'Forty-Niners of one hundred years ago were remarkably successful when we consider the crude tools they used and the hardships they encountered! In 1933 thousands of Americans oh'ed and ah'ed at the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago. And the atom had not even disintegrated at that time! Who knows what Wonders may become commonplace in the next few years? When the radio is a curio in a museum, and television palls, let's turn the knob of a Futur-o-scope, and see what is going to hap- pen. Just now I am thinking of my classmates, now, at the time of our graduation from Odebolt High School. How much worry and suspense we can save ourselves by that little invention. Ah, yes- the screen is becoming clear-I can see now that: South America is raving over Bill Bird, who is touring that continent with' his now-famous Cac- tus Bi1l's Original' Wild West Show. Bill is sur- rounded by beautiful senoritas and seems to be enjoying himself immensely. Also featured in the extravaganza is Alvera Lansink and her Daugh- ters of the Pioneers. Now back to the United States. From Broad- way comes word that Melvin tThe Profilel Lind- ner has accepted the role of Jess in the stage portrayal of Glenn E. Bernhardt's latest novel, SUZETTE, FLAME OF NEW ORLEANS. Dra- matic critic Fayetta Murr predicts a record run for the production. What's this? An advertisement! The James Klus Beverage Co. announces the perfection of their latest soft drink, Chippy Cola in the 18 oz. bottle with the bright red and green label. Ah, here is a familiar face. Robert Hansen, New York fight promotor, is announcing that a match to decide the wrestling championship of the world will be held June 3 in Madison Square Garden. Challenger Don Konrady is very confident, and he looked good when he mangled two exhibi- tion opponents yesterday for the benefit of the -press. Look at the smile on Shirley Siebrecht's face! She just won the international typnig contest with a record rate of 239Vi words per minute! tUsing two typewriters, of course.l She is private secre- tary to Robert L. Watts, president of the Watts- All Drug Co. We are now in a secluded laboratory in the Maine woods, where Dr. William F. Rex, formerly of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, is putting the finishing touches on his triple-atomic, 40 cylinder, 8 cycle, 3 valves-in-head, water cooled engine to propel his Put-Put IV race car in his third assault on the world land speed record. The machine will be driven by 'Carol Youngren, world famous speed driver and four-time Indianapolis winner. From San Francisco comes word that Duane Einspahr, of Odebolt, Iowa, has won the title of the t'World's Most Perfectly Developed Man from Charles Atlas there this afternoon. The spectators were astounded when Einspahr raised the west end of Golden Gate Bridge three feet, seven inches with his lower lip. While tuned.to California, we intercept an in- terview with Col. Richard Morr, who reports ex- Twenty-two 44 L ,, . ceptional accuracy with the new standard army rifle, the Breon 162, designed by Duane Breon, FBI ballistics expert of Washington, D. C. As we return to New York City, we find sev- eral familiar names in the financial spotlight. Dorothy Albrecht has just bought out Billy Rose's Diamond Horseshoe for an undisclosed sum. Ferne Kessler, Wall Street stock broker, has won her 37,000,000 income tax suit against the federal government. She has secluded herself on her Long Island estate, and cannot be reached by reporters. Mary Bengford has announced that she will retire from professional basketball this year. She has been the leading scorer for the past eleven years in the N.A.C.C. tournaments. Word comes from Bombay, India, that Beverly Witt just passed that point on her third non-stop, round-the-world flight. Now beautiful music is heard over the loud- speaker. It is the Philadelphia Symphony, giving its last concert under the direction of Alleen Lind- quist, famed woman conductress, who has resigned her post to tour Africa to complete her analysis of primitive music. Miss Lindquist has chosen to conclude her career by directing the world pre- miere of Donald Jackson's Concerto for Accord- an and Tuning Fork. At the accordian will be Phyllis Schramm, European virtuoso. This work is beyond the ordinary because in its orchestration it calls for a large flock of Mallard ducks, CA Flat? and three rusty hinges. Music lovers will welcome this new composition with open arms and closed ears. Smith's Laundry Soap is sponsoring a new daytime serial Joan Faces Life, with Joan Ein- spahr in the title role. Well, well, if we haven't tuned in to our fa- vorite Iowa station, VQWA, in 'Odebolt. Maybe we can catch some local news. H'm, the Flogstad Baking Co. will be closed for a few days for the installation of Arda Lee's latest invention, the Doughnut-holer. Clara Taphorn is surely proud of the silver cup she won milking cows at the State Fair. While she visited in Des Moines, she was entertained by Audrey Schultz, who is now manager of the Hotel Fort Des Moines. Dallas Rohlf, owner of the former Adams Ranch, recently gave 352,000,000 to Iowa State College for the construction of the Corn Bowl. Athletic Director, Douglas Boerner, says plans are already being made for post-season games in this stadium, which is to be the largest in the midwest. From Des Moines comes word that the Acme Book Co. is publishing a new set of primary read- ers written by the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Jean Landgraf. A former Iowan, Robert Moffitt, now owner of the Dublin Imitation Shamrock Manufacturing Co., of Dublin, Ireland, held the winning ticket in the Irish Sweepstakes for the third consecutive year. The luck of the Irish! What's this? You underclassmen want to look into our Futur-o-scope? No, we wouldn't want to discourage you. After all, you knew that they had to close Odebolt High after we left, didn't you? We'll just turn it off now-you can try it next year. ,Cast Will and Eksfamelrf We, the Senior Class, of Cdebolt High, do declare this to be our last Will and Testament. I, Fayetta Murr, will my short walking distance from school to Ruth Treman. I, Melvin Lindner, will my manly muscles to Irvin Stehr. I, Shirley Siebrecht, will my ability to meet out of town men to Lois Rohlf. I, Arda Lee Flogstad, bequeath my position on various food committees for the last four years to Joyce Thielke. I. Dallas Rohlf, bequeath my quiet ways to George Hummel. I, Beverly Witt, bequeath my slim height to Tobianne Chaffee. I, Don Konrady, will my natural wave to Eldon Cldnettle. I, Duane Breon, will my private booth in Cobblestone to Jim Turner. I, Ferne Kessler, will my rosy cheeks and blushing ability to Joan Mc' Corkindale. I, Duane Einspahr, will my leopard skin to Ronnie Salmonson. I, James Klus, bequeath my Pepsi Cola physique to Jim Brower. I, Audrey Schultz, bequeath my typing ability to Albert Veit. I, Clara Taphorn, will my ability to drive a Chevy to Verna Mae. I, Carol Youngren, bequeath my FFA interest to Don Gunderson. I, Phyllis Schramm, will my makefup slips to Coach Forsythe. I, Don Jackson, bequeath my ability in handling fantastic situations to Leonard Ziegmann. I, Alleen Lindquist, will my lostfweekends at Sioux City to Janet Sonksen. I, Doug Boerner, bequeath my smoothness to Roger Buxton. I, Robert Moffitt, bequeath my Irish to Richard Taylor. I, William Rex, will my atomic research in Chemistry to Gordon Friday. I, Joan Einspahr, will my ability to go steady to Marilyn Hoefling. I, Mary Bengford, will my Basketball ability to all green freshmen. I, Dick Morr, will my technique with outfofftown women to Paul Zadow. I, Glenn Bernhardt, will my worldly knowledge to John Witt. I, Jean Landgraf, bequeath all my little troubles to Mildred Stover. I, Alvera Lansink, bequeath my complete library to Helen Reuber. I, Bob Hansen, will my college visits to Charles Krusenstjerna. . I, Bob Watts, will my extensive excursions in the auto to Tom Bengford. I, Dorothy Albrecht, will my outfofftown correspondence to Jane Teaquist. I, Bill Bird, will the subject of bees back to Mr. Shaw's Speech Class. In Witness Whereof, we have hereunto set our hand this twentieth day of May, 1949. THE FORTYfNINERS Twenty-th u 1 T d it QF 12-X x .llk '.,.q., , . Fact' sw' i T. 'tgi- Twenty-fou rf asf , Un: 49 'ez' Four years ago together, We FortyfNiners stood, With excellent intentions On some we have made good We studied subjects weighty That never grew quite clear, We faltered by the wayside, But now at last we're here. Although the tasks you set us Were difficult to do, And the scholarship requirements Oft made us cross and blue, Your ears were deaf to pleading, We worked-and it did pay- We achieved our noble purpose As we attest today. We'll take no tearful leaving, We'll say no sad goodfbyes, For, though our hearts are heavy, The world before us lies. Our school days have been happy, But now 'tis time to go. Behind are recollections, Ahead our futures glow. As children, tired of playing, At sunset hurry home, Back to Gdebolt High School We, too, some day shall come. Yes, when across our pathway Time's cool gray shadow falls You'll hear our weary footsteps , Returning to your halls. To you, oh, Alma Mater, Our loyalty we give, This be your pride and honor: YGU TAUGHT US HOW TO LIVE 61a 5 ffisfzfry Thirteen years ago, we seniors, with bright ex- pectant faces, presented ourselves at kindergarten to begin to learn our Readin', 'Ritin', and 'Rith- metic. Our teacher was Miss Kelch and her pupils were: Dorothy Albrecht, 'Glenn Bernhardt, Joan Coon, Clair Crowley, Joan Einspahr, James Frank- lin, Dick Gardner, Bob Hansen, Roger Hove, Don Jackson, Mary Lou Johnson, Dick Johnson, Donna Kallsen, James Klus, Don Konrady, Marilyn Mc- Bride, Dick Morr, Fayetta Murr, Phyllis Pearson, Bill Rex, Roger Ross, Robert Smith, Bob Watts, Robert Hedberg, Robert Anderson, Ray Neville and George Stevens. Moving on to first grade we gained Howard Gonnerman, Jack Gunderson, Don Sorenson, Duane Breon, Jerry Bruning and John Mayberry. Miss Aden was our teacher and how well we remember how we enjoyed school for now we got to go all day. Then to second grade where Miss Aaron was to steer us for our next year. Here we were joined by Patsy Brand, Royce Hannel, Glenna Jean Morrow, Donna Jean McElravy, Tillman McFarland, Charles Neville and Paul Seiler. Next across the hall to third grade with Miss Wallace as the teacher. That year our roll call in- cluded Beverly Witt and Douglas Glesmann. The highlight of this year was our postoffice which we made from orange crates or what-have-you. Miss Sutton was waiting for us in fourth grade. Not much excitement occurred during this year only that we had to duck once in a while so we wouldn't get hit by the blackboard erasers. However, Miss Sutton was a good teacher. It was a happy day for us when we moved up to fifth grade for now we were upstairs with the big kids. Miss Gordon was our teacher. We gain- ed Arda Lee Flogstad, Douglas Boerner, Dallas Rohlf, and Duane Breon, Duane having moved away wasn't with us in fourth grade but joined us again in the latter part of fifth grade. In sixth grade our teacher was Miss Zwiep. I-low well we all remember all the many themes we had to write!! This year we gained Leonard Nev- ille, Bob Moffitt and Mary Buchanan. Seventh grade was a very new experience for us, for now we were really in things. Why, we even had periods to study our assignments. George Hummel was our only recruit that year. , Eighth grade was a hard one and most of us spent our time studying. Alleen Lindquist joined us in eighth grade. Our freshman year really was a year full of parties. We especially remember the one Arda Lee had at Hallowe'en. Seems some of the older kids tried to crash it too, didn't they? That year we really grew, with twenty classmates added to our number: Gerald Bengford, Mary Bengford, Bill Bird, Robert Brown, Mathilda Bruns, Ramon Ding- es, Duane Einspahr, Beverly Fries, Hug-h Gore, Ferne Kessler, James Klus, Don Konrady Glenn Konrady, Alvera Lansink, Roger Neville, Audrey Schultz, Shirley Siebrecht, Clara Taphorn, Miriam Stephens and Carol Youngren. Now over to the otherbuilding. Wow! What fun. We even got to have some of our class parties with the older kids now. This year we gained Mar- tin Stover, Dick Carlberg and Raymond Huisenga. One of the highlights of our junior year was our class play, 'Spring Fever. This year we added Melvin Lindner, Jean Landgraf and Phyllis Schramm. And now we come to this our last year. We are proud of all that we have accomplished throughout our years of school and we hope that the Odebolt Community will be proud of us, as we finally reach our goal-our graduation. Twenty-tive Of course, we were well represented in another Back Row: Cleft to rightb Donald Peterson, Eldon Oldnettle. Lyle Konrady. George Hummel, James Turner, Tom Reynolds, Ronald Rex, James Barkley, Charles Krusenstjerna, Doyle Hansen, Albert Veit. Sidney Nelson. Second Row: Charles Gunderson, Lawrence Hoefling, Lois Schaefer, Ruth Kessler, Jane Teaquist, Joan Kies, Joan Wil- ken, Margaret Bengford, Tom Bengford, Donald Sorenson. First Row: Jack Gunderson, Royce Hannel, Donna Marshal, Jo Ann Bye, Verna Mae Tiefenthaler, Lorna Snyder, Velma Paul, Helen Landgraf, Kathryn Currie, Mildred Schramm, Howard Hoefling, Irvin Stehr. JUNIOR CLASS see Charles Kruser and Doyle Hansen loafing in Cardboard Hallf' not to hear Margie Bengford, Helen Landgraf and the entire shorthand class try- ing to translate the assignment for tomorrow at 4i00Q not to see the F. F. A. boys slap Mr. Brown on the back when they pass him in the halls 3 not .- ' to see Jim Barkley, Ronald Rex and Jim Turner , In football the Juniors had several boys who helped.. bring home the Maple Valley Conference Trophy. In Speech five of the six characters in the one act play were juniors and also many individual entries came from our class. The Tro- jan's 13 basketball victories were attained by the help of our representatives. Entries in the music' contest went through to the last contest, some of them juniors. This year's Junior 'Class was well represented in everything from athletics to music-which, in- cidentally, is a long stretch. We, the class of '50, contributed our help in more ways than one. Many times, however, ourwillingness was not always helpful. talking about what they did last night and what they are going to do tomorrow. As you can readily see, as classes go, We are top notch. The Sophomores of this year will have to really go to do all the things the class of '50 did this year. Our class officers were: First Semester: President, James Barkleyg Vice-President, Ruth Kesslerg Secretary-Treasurer, class of school activity too. I have often wondered what O. H. S. would be like without Howard Hoef- ling, George Hummel and Tom Bengford signing out to Coach every free period they haveg not to Twenty-six Margaret Bengford. Second Semester: President, Charles Krusen- stjernag Vice-President, Ruth Kesslerg Secretary- Treasurer, Jane Teaquist. Twenty-seven Back Row: fleft to rightb Howard Einspahr, Richard Taylor, Sidney Huff, Leonard Ziegmann, .Tack Nuetzman, Ruth Tre- man, Harlan Gosch, Lois Rohlf, Donald Finger, Donald Gunderson. Cletus Wingert, Marjorie Dinges, Lavern Haradon. Second 'Rows I-lelen Reuber, Nancy Witt, Jim Morr, Barbara Vernia, James Hess, Neil Schroeder, Donald Dreesen, Gor- don Friday, .Dick Swanson, Joyce Thielke, Jim Brower, Priscilla Francis, Kenneth Fertig, Mildred Stover, Ardine Paulson, Stanley Verma, Barbara Boyd, Roger Buxton. First Row: Janet Sonksen, Myra Dreesen, Dolores Huebner, Lavonne Roth, Mary Bird, Dorothy Bengford, Veronica Veit, Barbara Murr, Paul Zadow. SOPHOMORE CLASS This year we Sophomores are the largest class in high school. Cur number is forty. We were led by Donnie Gunderson, Barbara Boyd and Leonard Ziegmann during the first semesterg the second semester by Lois Rohlf, Howard Einspahr and Jim Brower. Miss Bliss is our class sponsor. Members of our class have done well in band, vocal music and sports. We are anxious to prove we can do better during our Junior year. We all enjoyed our Sophomore year and are looking forward to our remaining years at O. H. S. Twenty-eight Twenty-nine Back Row: ileft to rightl Walter Duffy, Robert Klus, Mary Wolfe, Marlene Albrecht, Carol Schaefer, John Rex, Jerry Reynolds. Second Row: Donald Gunderson, Georgia Kay Hix, Myron Dreesen, William Teaquist, Joe Kipp, Margaret Ann Zimmerman, Joan Taphorn, Donna Scanlan. ' ' K l D First Row: Donald Klus, James Wareham, Rollin Lmman, Ruth Krusenstjerna, Joan McCorkindale, Lois ess er, ean Nelson, John Witt. Gerald Huldeen. Absentee: Janet Ogden. FRESHMEN CLASS We, the class of '52, have very ably taken part in all school activities. Even though we are small we are working very hard to be an excellent group. The class officers for the first semester were: President, Janet Ogden, VieefPresident, Ruth Krusenstjernag Secretary, Rollin Linmang Treasurer, Wally Duffy, Reporter, joan McCorkindale. The class officers for the second semester were: President, Carol Schaefer, VicefPresident, Joe Kippg Secretary, Donald Gundersong Treaf surer, Margaret Zimmerman, Reporter, Jerry Reynolds. We are looking forward to becoming Sophornores and are anxious to show what we can do when we get into Senior High. W Thirty EIGHTH GRADE Back Row: ilegt to right? Donald Paulson, Danny Hansen, Gary Koehler, Janice Breen, Patsy McGonig1e, Mary Ella Youngren, Beverly Neville, Audrey Buehler. Second Row: Dale Linman, Lawrence Konrady, Tobianne Chaffee, Donald Hoefling, Vern Ogden, Joan Lundell, Dale Lange, Marilyn Hannel, Robert Hart. l First Row: Gene Gunderson, Lowell Brower, James Meyer, Robert Morr, Donald Nuetzman, Sharon Larson, Shirley Albrecht, Ronald Salmonson, Gordon Haefner. Absentee: Margaret Einspahr. SEVENTH GRADE Back Row: Clegt to rightj Raymond Albrecht, Jean Stock, Colleen Higby, Ronald Bihrer, Elaine Stehr, Terry Roberts, Dean Richardson, Shirley Einspahr. U I , , Second Row: Dale Richardson, Marilyn Hoefling, Dean Wardrip, LaVon Finger, Marvin Schramm, Richard Treman, Yvonne N 'l1e, Ja 'e Kipp. A , Fgsxt Row:n.llanice Turin, John Krusenstjerna, Marilyn Schultz, Nancy Rector, Nadine Noyd, Nancy Scott, Kelth McDonough, Roger Barkley. Absentees: Herman Sorensen, Joanne Hummel. ' ' Thirty-one Thirtyrtwo SIXTH GRADE TEACHER: MISS PHYLLIS BENNING Back Row: Cleft to rightj Charlotte Erickson, Barbara Currie, Jeanine Buehler, Kay Buettner, Lois Boerner. Fourth Row: Ronald Flogstad, Jimmy Gunderson, Junith Gunderson, Marlin Gunderson, Ronald McGonigle. Third Row: Gary Hogue, Patsy Horstman, Colleen Weifenbach, Robert Hummel, Jerry Iversen, Jolene Lange. Second Row: Charles Mandernach, Phil Meltesen, LaDon Hoefling, Miriam Youngren, Darlene Paul, Russell Paulson. First Row: Shirley Schomer, Roger Kies, Pat Sorensen, Sharon Roberts. J 'FIFTH GRADE V TEACHER: MRS. MATILDA JENTZEN EINSPAHR. Standing Qleft to right! Bob Girvan, Danny Hansen, David Schaefer. Back R.w: Claudia Flogstad, Janice Richardson, Jim Nuetzman, Larry Geyer, Ted Schomer, Shirley Rohlf. First Raw: Russell West, Donald Murr, Dorothy Hummel, Dick Hanson, Ellen Dresselhuis, Marlene Lundell, Craig Morrf Absentee: Donna Buehler. Thirty-three TEACHER: MISS MARGARET CHARLSON Back Row: fleft to rightl Dennis Huff, Billy Peters, Gloria Girvan, Richard Waterbury, Jean Hanson, Ronald Oxendale. Third Row: Tommy Meltesen, Judy Ogden, Lois Gustafson, Joyce Mandernach, Nancy Neville, Jimmy Howard. ieigondhslow: Kathleen Nielsen, Don Taylor, Rochelle Hixson, Tommy Ericson, Mavis Monroe, Mildred Trulock, Clifton rec . First Row: Lola Albrecht, Richard Konrady, Muriel Schrooten, Othel Johnson. Absentee: .Timmy Monroe. THIRD GRADE TEACHER: MISS MARY LEGET Back Row: fleft to riihtj Ronald Hogue, Jane Leonard, Karen Geyer, Darrel Buehler. Third Row: Beverly aulson, Janice Ogden, Janette Youngren, Dean Johnson, Sandra Higby. Second Row: Ronald Murr, Bonnie Raasch, Karen Hummel, Richard Thayer, Gerrit Dresselhuis, Gary Hamilton. First Row: Josephine Gunderson, Joyce Huff, Curtis Nordell, Marlyn Werner. Thirty-four SECOND GRADE TEACHER: MISS JOANN WADSLEY Back Row: Qleft to rightj Richard Lange, Dorothy Fox, Mavis Meltesen, Lois Story, Donald Petschauer, Judy Bye. 'rhird Row: Robert Rex, Nancy Currie, Robert Hummel, Arlene Howard, Gloria Larson, William Stock. . Eec0ndHR0w: Barbara Anderson, Donald Hoefling, Audrey Mandernach, Allan Geyer, Margaret Gustafson, Herbert Turin, arry umme. First Row: Duane Buehler, Kay McFarland, Richard Rohlf, Shirley Buehler, David Peters. Absentees: Janice Salmonson, Margot Adams, Elizabeth Adams. FIRST GRADE TEACHER-: MRS. AVIS I-IANSEN llalacllf Igowgafleft to rightb Wayne Stehr, Marlene Roll, Michael Hummel, Nancy Anderson, Sally Swanson, Donald Oxendale, ic ae els. Third Row: Barbara Hedberg, Jay V. Paulson, JaNell Iversen, Roger Rector, Bonnie Siebrecht, Tina Bynum, Billy Carlson. gegond Row: Joan Johnson, Tommie Monroe, Jean Albrecht, Kennie Weifenbach, John Hoefling, Lynda Johnson, Kenneth c ramm. First Row: George Messer, Marjorie Downing, Roland Huisenga, Carol Waterbury. Absentees: Jerry Murr, Joyce Konradi. V Thirty-five KINDERGARTEN TEACHER: MISS MARTHA KENNEDY Back Row: fleft to rightb Jean Bird, Leon Rabe, Roger Peters, Kathleen Weiberg, Richard Hummel, Martha Dinges, John Ohden, Judy Neff, Dennis Wagner, Joan Reising, Kent Ogden, Douglas McDonough. Second Rpw: Betty Hanson, Paul Peterson, John Noyd, Elmo Engel, Roger Carlberg, Roger Buehler, Stanley Dublinske, Jams Smith, Curtis Raasch, Rita Carlberg. Front Row: Douglas' Hoefling, Rosanne Keller, Malinda Reik, Clare Messer, Marlene Lange, Joan Frey, Cleone Carlson, Dials? Lundllolach ihxrley Olson, Tom Scanlon, Julianne Gunderson. Absentees: Steven Cranston, Joseph Bauer, Roger Thay- r, aron ric ar . Thirty-six flare We ,fire at Work-- SUCICLQGY-Those Extra Subjects That Drift in Break The Moncton HQMEMAKING H-The Formality Cf It ,All GENERAL TYPING-asdf glkj Th tv CHEMISTRY-''ooooooooooh-Those Odorsn AMERICAN LITERATURE-We Even Have Angel Food Cake Thi ty ight WQRLD HISTURY-The Pictures Prof, Draws Make it Interesting AGRICULTURE- Here We Learn to Farm, Mr. Brown says ENGLISH LITERATURE-From MacBeth to Reader's Digest BOGKKEEPING-Often More Trial Than Balance Th ty SENIQR GRAMMAR-Nouns, Verbs, and Then We Have Spelling BIULCGYTYOQ Mean Bugfology Fty HUT LUNCH-The Customer Is Always Right I 5 I R ., .. I I 1 I N . e I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I ff! I 5 I ,mv - - I I I As in the past three years, the conference Back Row: Cleft to rightj Stanley Vernia, Bill Rex, .Tim Brower, Bob Hansen, Bob Moffitt, .Tim Barkley, Duane Einspahr, Duane Breon, Tom Bengord, Don Dreesen, Douglas Boerner, James Hess, George Hummel. Middle Row: Coach Forsythe, Howard Hoefling, Stanley Huff, Carol Youngren, James Morr, Dick Morr, Charles Krusenstgj- irnai Ronald Rex, Doyle Hansen, Dallas Rohlf, Dick Swanson, Tom Reynolds, Don Gunderson, Cletus Wmgert, Melvin in ner. . Front Raw: Albert Veit, Dick Gardner, Jack Gunderson, Don Konrady, Gordon Friday, .Tim Turner, Don Sorenson, Howard Einspahr, Charles Gunderson, Kenneth Fertig, LaVern Haradon, Dick Taylor and assistant coach Hiram Hanson. FOOTBALL - 1948 . The 1948 Trojans, although they lost four of their nine games, were able to bring home to Odebolt the Maple Valley Conference Champion- ship Trophy. due to injuries. However, the Trojan reserves, most- ly sophomores, came through in splendid fashion for this critical contest, and Odebolt not only won the trophy but also showed much promise for a good season in '49, title had to be decided in the annual grid feud between Odebolt and .Holstein in the last game of the season. Both teams entered the Armistice clash with perfect records. The ranks of the Trojans were depleted with injuries and because of this they were placed in the role of the underdog. Seven Odebolt lettermen were out of the Holstein fray CHEERLEADERS Joyce Thielke, Velma Paul, Barbara Boyd Forty-two This year's grid activities opened with a loop game at -Correctionville. The local eleven, fielding an inexperienced line and two new backfield mem- bers, had difficulty in getting started, and by half- time held only a 7 to 0 advantage. In the second half the Trojans settled down to football and the game ended 33 to 0. The Purple and Gold eleven ran into tougher competition in their opening home game against Kingsley, and had to be content with a 19 to 7 win. They won their third straight conference game by downing Moville 39 to 13. Odebolt jumped to a 33-0 first half time lead in this tilt and coasted through on their reserve strength in the last half. The Trojans lost their first game of the season when they suffered a 13 to 0 defeat at the hands of the Alta Cyclones. Alta, with a large, ex- perienced team, had to go out all the way for the victory. The following Friday the Trojans ran up against a tough Manilla eleven and lost their first Homecoming game in five years when the visitors pushed across a touchdown in the last few minutes to win 13 to 7. Sac City, enjoying one of their best grid sea- sons in years, tried to pour it on the Trojans to make up for the past Indian defeats, but could do no better than a 20 to 6 win. This was Sac City's Homecoming game and the Indians jumped to a 13 to 0 halftime lead. However, Gdebolt came back in the last half and played their county rivals on even terms. The last home game of the season for the local eleven was played in the rain and mud against a mediocre Wall 'Lake eleven. The Trojans captured this one by a 27 to O margin. The contest with Ida Grove was also played in rain and mud. Ida Grove held a 13 to 0 lead in the first half but the Trojans marched through them in the third quarter to tie up the game. With three minutes to go, Ida 'Grove crossed the goal line to hand the Trojans their fourth defeat of the season 19 to 13. Not too much had been expected of this year's eleven as nine of last year's starters had been lost through graduation. The line on the '48 Trojan team was made up entirely of inexperienced players and only Bob Hansen and George Hummel had had regular backfield experience. Dick Morr, Doug Boerner and Howard Hoef- ling, along with Hansen and Hummel, gave the Trojans a potent and speedy backfield. Morr and Hansen were the halfbacks, Hummel was the full- back, while Hoefling and Boerner shared the quar- terbacking job. On the line, Duane Breon and Tom Bengford were the ends, Duane Einspahr and Don Dreesen were the starting tackles, Jim Hess and Bob Moffitt held down the guard posts, and Jim Barkley was the center. I-IOMECOMING GROUP Back Row: Qleft to right? Nancy Witt, JoAnn Bye, Jean Landgraf, Ruth Kessler, Barbara Boyd. Bottom Row: Martha Dinges, John Noyd, Joan Frey Letters were also wonbby Dallas Rohlf, Carol Youngren, Melvin Lindner, Richard Gardner, Jack Gunderson, Tom Reynolds, Doyle Hansen, Jim Brower and Jim Morr. Other squad members were Don Konrady, Don Jackson, Jim Turner, Charles Gunderson, Ronald Rex, Don Sorensen, Charles Krusenstjerna, Albert Veit, Howard Einspahr, Gordon Friday, Don Gun- derson, Dick Swanson, Kenneth Fertig, Neil Schroeder, Cletus Wingert, Richard Taylor, La- Vern Haradon and Sidney Huff. Bill Rex and Stanley Vernia were the manag- ers of the 1948 Trojans. Forty-three Forty-four Forty-five Back Row: Qleft to rightj Stanley Vernia, Robert Watts, Kenneth Fertig, Dick Swanson, Jim Barkley, Ronald Rex. Middle Row: Howard Hoefling, Donald Gunderson, Tom Bengford, Charles Krusenstjerna, Tom Reynolds, Gordon Friday Sidney Huff. Front Row: Jim Brower, Douglas Boerner, Bob Hansen, George Hummel, Don Jackson, Dick Gardner. BOYS' BASKETBALL The 1948-49 basketball team compiled one of its best records in the cage history of O. H. S. The season's record was 13 wins against 6 losses. According to pre-season dope, the Trojans were not expected to have much for the 1948-49 season. Three regulars were lost from last year's squad, leaving only Bob Hansen, center, and Jim Brower, forward, available for this season. Hansen and Brower were the Trojans' leading scorers. Don Jackson, playing his first year of varsity ball, came through in fine fashion as a center on offensive and a guard on defensive work. His fight and excellent ability were important factors in the Trojans' 13 victories. George Hummel, junior, was the defensive standout, and often came through in a pinch for offensive help. Hummel played a Trojan guard po- sition. Dick Gardner and Doug Boerner shared the Forty-six remaining forward spot with Gardner pulling out in front toward the end of the season. Only five seniors will be lost this year from the squad of 19. Outstanding reserves were James Barkley, Tom Reynolds, Doyle Hansen fwho left due to an injury in mid-seasonb, Bob Watts, Charles Krusensjerna, and Tom Bengford. This year's sophomores led by veteran Jim Brower, show promise for next year's season. They include: Dick Swanson, Don -Gunderson, Kenneth Fertig, Sidney Huff, Gordon Friday, and Jack Nuetzman. The Trojans lost only one home game this year and that was to the strong Alta five. Lettermen for this season were as follows: Seniors-Bob Hansen, Don Jackson, Doug Boerner, Bob Watts, Juniors-Dick Gardner, George Hum- mel, Jim Barkley, and Ronald Rex, the basketball manager. Back Row: Cleft to rightJ Arda Lee Flogstad, Alleen Lindquist, Priscilla Francis, Joyce Thielke, Marjorie Dinges, JoAnn Bye, Mrs. King. Front Row: Ruth Treman, Ruth Kessler, Jane Teaquist, Lois Rohlf, Marlene Albrecht, Shirley Siebrecht, Marilyn Olberding, Joan Kies, Nancy Witt, Dorothy Bengford, Mary Bengford, Margaret Bengford. GIRLS' BASKETBALL The Trojanettes did not en' joy a successful season as far as wins and losses were concerned but they played much better than in previous years. The competition this year was very stiff. Several games were lost by a small margin. No doubt everyone will agree that the girls played their best game against Nemaha December 21, here in the Qdebolt gym. Ruth Kessler was the leading scorer with 214 points for the season. I , ,. f .Maj z ,E if 5 ,,,,,. , ,,,, , e f if F f - 1 'Zi. :.i Eifi f ' fi -.fstfa ' 363 ' 3 . 11 s ,Q We A 23 ,migrates pits 1 w , ' - aff.-1 wfwi' i' iff , 3 ' s' -rr, .ii .. ,' P it . .. .. .. . 1- l 2 325 2 M. -' fi at 2:53 341 if Shirley Siebrecht was elected honorary captain. Shirley also won the sectional free throw contest at Galva with a score of 20 good ones out of 25 trials. With 5 letter winners return' ing to next year's squad, in ad' dition to several promising sophf omores and freshmen, the Trof janettes should provide plenty of opposition in 19494950 for the other teams in this territory. Forty-seven Forty-eight Forty-nine Back Row: ileft to rightl Stanley Vernia. fManagerJ, Sidney Nelson, LaVern Haradon, Cletus Wingert, Don Gunderson, Robert Hansen, James Brower, Melvin Lindner, James Hess, Dalias Rohlf, Dick Swanson, Charles Krusenstjerna, Sidney Huff, Don Jackson, Doyle Hansen. Middle Row: Albert Veit, Tom Bengford, Don Finger, Harlan Gosch, Bob Moffitt, James Turner, Tom Reynolds, Gordon Friday, Kenneth Fertig. Front Row: Royce Hannel, Bill Bird, Geor e Hummel, Ronald Rex, Jim Barkley, Jack Gunderson, Don Sorensen, Howard Hoefling, Carol Youngren, Howard Einspair. The Trojans' track team furnished perhaps the big- jans again came out on top in the team standings. gest surprise of the school year by deserving a rank- Fourteen of the Trojans out of the sixteen entered ing as the top Class B squad in Northwest Iowa. qualified for the State Finals at Ames, May 21. Quali- The Purple and Gold thinclads upset the dope bucket in the first outdoor meet of the year by winning the team trophy of the Holstein Relays. And to prove that this was no mere accident the same group brought home the team trophy from the Alta Relays. The scores of the leading contend- ers in the Holstein Relays were as follows: 'Odebolt, 28, Aurelia, 23, Milford, 20, Albert City, 205 and Holstein 14V2. In the Alta Relays the first live scored as follows: Odebolt, 47, Aurelia, 41, Holstein, 40, Alta, 38, and Albert City, 24. One of the highlights of the season was Odebolt's duel with Holstein for the supremacy of the Maple Valley Conference. In this meet, the Tro- jans came from behind in the last few events to defeat Holstein 102 to 92 11!12. Thus, the Trojans claimed the Conference track title, along with their football title. The Trojans also placed third in the Sac City Invita- tional meet. A medley relay team composed of Ken- neth Fertig, Tom Reynolds, Don Sorensen, and Bob Hansen was our only entry in the Sioux City Relays. It finished second. In the District meet at Cherokee, on May 6, the Tro- Fifty fying for the State Finals in the in- dividual events were Bob Hansen, 880g Don Konrady, 100 yard dashg Tom Reynolds, low hurdles, and George Hummel, football throw and discus. Four of Odebolt's five relay teams will be entered in the State Meet. Only the 880 relay team failed to qualify. The important factor in the success of the track team was the balance in the running events. This was es- pecially true in the relays. The re- lay teams placed in every meet they were entered, and the lowest position any one of the relay quartets finished was a fourth place for the 440 at the Sac City Invitational meet. Outstanding performers were Bob Hansen, who won the State Indoor title in the 880 yard rung Don Kon- rady, Carol Youngren, Tom Reynolds, Don Sorensen, Melvin Lindner, and Charles Krusenst- jerna in the sprintsg Tom Reynolds and Bill Bird, hurdles, Don Jackson, Jim Turner, Kenneth Fertig, Sidney Nelson, Howard Hoefling and Dallas Rohlf in the middle distance events, George Hummel, football throw and discusg Jim Barkley and Duane Einspahr, shot put, Bob Hansen, broad jump, and Jim Brower, qgagggiou f 10 S0 fa v- P4 14 fb My 'L if I YL ff X 4g5535grqf F O 4945g,-A 4 S OL' K ' gf WPV' l ,RP X f YL 99.9 M V- I f f f Q gf S an if P W ff O K 1 YN 5 9 .v O e C0 od f Q: 091 I !1 S . , 4' 0 rVb 4. , o ' f lv 0'. veil ! , X G vm 1 f Q Q ,f ' . Ou X! x ' ' we 9 A X eip' X rw ' , . U 0' ,ef c P59 9- ! X 965 wow l ' vi I o' V099 ' J , A N10 1 b '49 oo 1 F496 N49 ww? by W' 4 I 0.154 S Hand DRUMS James Barkley Don Jackson Jerry Reynolds Jane Teaquist CORNETS Gerald Huldeen William Teaquist Richard Swanson Richard Treman John Kruse-nstjerna Vern Ogden Dale Lange Roger Barkley Robert Hart OLARINETS Charles Krusenstjerna Joan Einspahr Nancy Witt Ruth Treman Ruth Krusenstjerna Georgia Hix Mary Ella Youngren Nancy Rector Margaret Zimmerman Joan Lundell Fifty-two BARITONE Robert Moifitt James Meyer Carol Youngren TROMBONE Robert Watts Gordon Friday Ronald Rex John Witt William Bird Charles Mandernach Walter Duffy SOUSAPHONES Kenneth Fertig Howard Hoefling Tom Reynolds FRENCH HORNS James Turner Doyle Hansen Janet Sonksen Joe Kipp FLUTES Alleen Lindquist Patsy Horstman BASSOON Janet Ogden OBOE Shirley Einspahr SAXOPHONES Joan McCorkindale Ronald Flogstad Donna Marshall Janice Breon INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC i The Marching band this year was a good sized group of small musif cians who did a wonderful job of marching and playing. It took some time for Mr. Allen to get all the little people started off on their left feet but after that was accomplished, the band was as good as it had ever been. The Marching band took two trips-one to Ida Grove, and one to Sac City. All who saw the Marching band perform complimented them. Jane Teaquist, the efficient drum major, was responsible for getting the band lined up properly in its various formations. The Majorettes, Jo Bye, Mary Bengford, and joan Wilken turned in performances which com' plemented that of the musicians. Marching band has been a wonderful experience for its entire personnel. Odebolt High School pupils are fortunf ate to be able to participate in such an activity. Concert band had its beginning the day Marching band was over. The band opened up the new band room in the annex. Several programs were given this year-a Christmas concert and a prefcontest concert. The band then started preparing for contest. Qur band moved up through the conf tests, one step at a time, until it finally received the highest award given in the state-a division I+ rating at Spencer on April 30. The small groups which also received division I rating at Spencer and went on to the State Contest at Perry, May 7, are: Woodwind Quartet, Woodwind Quintet, XVoodwind Trio, Bb Clarinet Quartet, Brass Quartet, and Drum Ensemble. Soloists who appeared at Perry are Don Jackson, Doyle Hansen, James Turner, Charles Krusenstjerna, john Witt, Kenneth Fertig. All people who appeared at State Contest in Perry received a II rat' ing, which is a good rating considering the competition of the AA and A schools. The school is rightfully proud of its fine Band. MAJORETTES Jane Teaquist, Mary Bengford, JoAnn Bye, Joan Wilken Fifty-thr e GIRLS' GLEE- CLUB Back Row: fleftito rightb Donna Scanlan, Marjorie Dinges, Barbara Vernia, Helen Reuber, Nancy Witt, Mary Bengford, Beverly Witt, Mildred Stover, Priscilla Francis, Lois Rohlf, Jane Teaquist, Joan Kies, Marlene Albrecht. Middle Bow: Georgia Kay Hix, Myra Dreesen, Mary Bird, Aileen Lindquist, Joan Einspahr, Margaret Bengford, Jean Land- graf, Lois Schaefer, JoAnn Bye, Ruth Treman, Caro Schaefer, Donna Marshall. Front Row: Helen Landgraf, Delores Heubner, Barbara Boyd, Ruth Krusenstjerna, Janet Sonksen, Janet Ogden, Kathryn Currie, Joan McCork1ndale, Arda Lee Flogstad, Velma Paul, Miss Schmidt. VOCAL MUSIC The vocal music department has aimed to give all students the opportunity to learn to appreciate and to love music. All grade students must attend a vocal class daily and other interests are provided for high school pupils-as the mixed chorus, girls' gree club, and boys' glee club. We have organized, also, small groups consist- ing of select voices. These groups include the girls' trio, girls' sextet, mixed quartet, and boys' quartet. And, yes, we have many fine soloists of whom we are extremely proud. Seniors who will be leaving this field of learning are Joan Einspahr, Alleen Lindquist, Mary Bengford, Arda Lee Flogstad, Beverly Witt, Jean Landgraf, Bob Moffitt, Bob Hansen, and Don Jackson. The following received a division I rating at district contest at Odebolt: Janet Sonksen, mezzo soprano solo 3 -Girls' Trio, Alleen Lindquist, Joan Einspahr and Joan Kiesg Girls' Sextet, Nancy Witt, Helen Reuber, Margaret Bengford, Janet Sonksen, Jean Landgraf, and Velma Paul, Baritone solo, Bob Moifittg Bass solo, Bob Hansen. The district contest for large groups was held at Sac City, where the Girl's glee club, accompanied by Alleen Lindquist, was given a I rating. The same group re- ceived a I rating at the state contest for large groups held at Spencer on April 28-30. Bob Moffitt and Bob Hansen both won I ratings on their vocal solos at Spen- cer and went on to the state contest for soloists and small groups at Perry on May 7, where Bob Moffitt was given a II and Bob Hansen a III rating. Fifty-four MIXED CHORUS Back Row: Cleft to rightj Doyle Hansen, Howard Hoefling, Tom Bengford, Tom Reynolds, James Barkley, Richard Swan- son, Ronald Rex, James Turner, Robert Hansen, Richard Gardner, Walter Duffy, Kenneth Fertig, Robert Moffltt, Charles Krusenstjerna, Gordon Friday, Rollin Linman, Irvin Stehr. Middle Row: Donald Jackson, Helen Reuber, Marjorie Dinges, Ruth Treman, Aileen Lindquist, Joan Einspahr, Nancy .Witt, Margaret Bengford, Mary Bengford, Beverly Witt, Jane Teaquist, Joan Kies, Donna Marshall, Gerald Huldeen, William Teaquist, Jerry Reynolds, Miss Schmidt. Front Row: Helen Landgraf, Dolores Heubner, Barbara Boyd, Mary Bird, Georgia Kay Hix, Jean Landgraf, Janet Ogden, Janet Sonksen, Velma Paul, Arda Lee Flogstad, Ruth Krusenstjerna. BOY S' GLEE CLUB Back Row: fleft to rightb Doyle Hansen, James Barkley, Tom Reynolds, Richard Swanson, James Turner, Robert Hansen, Kenneth Fertig, Robert Moffitt, Donald Jackson, Charles Krusenstjerna, Rollin Linman, Irvin Stehr. Front Row: Tom Bengford, Ronald Rex, Howard Hoefling, Walter Duffy, Richard Gardner, Gordon Friday, Gerald Huldeen, William Teaquist, Myron Dreesen, John Witt, Jerry Reynolds, Miss Schmidt. Fifty-five WOODWIND QUINTET G CLARINET QUARTET Alleen Lindquist, Janet Ogden, Shirley Einspahr, Ruth Treman, Joan Einspahr, Nancy Witt, James Turner, Charles Krusenstjerna Charles Krusenstjerna FRENCH HORN QUARTET BRASS SEXTET Joe Kipp, Janet Sonksen, Doyle Hansen, Robert Moffitt, Robert Watts, Kenneth Fertig James Turner James Turner, William Teaquist, Gerald Huldeen BRASS QUINTET TRUMPET QUARTET . Robert Moffitt, Doyle Hansen, Robert Watts, Richard Treman, Richard Swanson, William William Teaquist, Gerald Huldeen Teaquist, Gerald Huldeen Fifty-six TROMBONE QUARTEIII DRUM ENSEMBLE Robert Watts, William Bird, John Witt, Charles Krusenstjerna, Jane Teaquist, James Bark- Gordon Friday ley, Doyle Hansen, Donald Jackson GIRLS' TRIO MIXED QUARTET Alleen Lindquist, Joan Kies, Joan Einspahr Robert HHHSGH, -70311 Einspahr, Janet Svnkseh- ' 'Gordon Friday BOYS' QUARTET GIRLS' SEXTETTE Gordon Friday, Charles Krusenstjerna, Robert Nancy Witt, Helen Reuber, Margaret Bengford, Moffitt, Doyle Hansen Janet Sonksen, Jean Landgraf, Velma Paul Fifty-seven ALL-CHURCH CARCLING PARTY Something new was tried in Cdebolt during the Christmas Season last year, and was carried through very successfully. For the first time in the history of Cdebolt, the young people from all the churches observed the Christmas spirit togetherg and that was by combining and blending their voices in a mass choir. Cver 140 voices from every faith and def nomination participated in this event which took place in the Presbyterian Church. The choir, under the direction of Mrs. Mabel Schoeberl and accompanied by Mrs. Dorothy Purdy, sang a program of Christmas carols and the entire concert was broadcast over the towers of the Presbyterian Church. Immediately after the program was over the young people went on a sleigh ride. Even Mother Nature seemed to be in favor of this event, for a light snow was falling as the bobsleds, pulled by jeeps, tractors, and trucks, pulled out with their loads of boys and girls. The carolers sang at the homes of several individuals who were shutfins. Upon returning from the bobsled ride everyone went to the Presbyf terian Church basement where ladies from the different churches had prepared a chili supper for the hungry boys and girls. This event demonstrated the real Christmas spirit and it is hoped that next year we shall have the Second Annual AllfChurc'h Caroling Party. Fifty-eight Standing: Cleft to rightb Ferne Kessler, Audrey Schultz, Clara Taphorn, Beverly Witt. Seated: Joan Einspahr, Shirley Siebrecht, Alvera Lansink, Jean Landgraf, Mary Bengford. THE SCHOOL CHRONICLE Every Friday, sixth period, we, the Senior Stenography class, edit the School Chronicle for the following week. It consists of news from the Kindergarten to the Twelfth grade. We elected our Editor last spring, while the rest of us chose our own assignments, all working under the able direction of Miss Bruce. We have found this work very interesting and have enjoyed doing it. We hope you also have enjoyed reading our paper. We wish to thank The Odebolt Chronicle for their cooperation with us. We hope the future staffs of the School Chronicle will profit from this experience as we have. SCHOOL CHRONICLE STAFF Editor ..-- --- Jean Landgraf Feature --- --- Clara Taphorn Column ................ Audrey Schultz Sports, Agriculture ...... Mary Bengford English, Speech, 1 Social Studies ......... Beverly Witt Commercial, Homemaking, . Math and Science --- Alvera Lansink Junior High .,.,......... - Ferne Kessler Music, Grades 4, 5, 6 ..... Joan Einspahr Grades 1, 2, 3, Kindergarten ...... Shirley Siebrecht Fifty-nine Standing fleft to rightl Doyle Hansen, James Barkley. Seated: Helen Reuber, Alleen Lindquist, Lois Schaefer, Velma Paul. SPEECH Interest was high in speech this school year, with seventeen contestants entered in the elimina- tion contest. At the home contest held on February 7, 1949, those entered in Oratorical were James Barkley, Charles Krusenstjerna, and John Witt, Dramatic- Jean Landgraf, Velma Paul, Helen Reuber, Lois Rohlf, and Lois Schaefer, Humorous-Mary Bird, Carol Schaefer, Joan Taphorn, and Joan Wilken, Interpretative Reading-Alleen Lindquist, Helen Reuber, and 'Lois Schaefer, Original Oratory- Doyle Hansen, Radio Speaking-James Barkley and Joan Wilken, One-Act Play-Doyle Hansen, Howard Hoefling, Jane Teaquist, Lois Schaefer, Melvin Lindner, and James Barkley, Extempora- neous Speaking-Doyle Hansen. The sub-district contest was held at Hayes Consolidated, the pre-district at Ida Grove, and the district contest at Estherville. At the district contest the play received a two rating, as did Velma Paul wih her dramatic selection, and Doyle Hansen in Extemporaneous Speaking. Jim Barkley was awarded a one rating in the Oratorical Divi- sion. Jim won the right to represent Odebolt in the state final contest at Boone which was held April 23, 1949. He Won a one rating in his oratorical selection Our Beachheads of the Future. Thank you, Mr. Shaw, for your interest and help. Hcre's wishing success for future declamatory contests in which OHS participates. Best of luck! Sixty 4Left to rightjz James Barkley, Fayetta Murr, Lois Schaeffer, Doyle Hansen. WNAX FORUM The above students participated in the High School Forum Series ,which was sponsored by WNAX last fall. This is the third year that the Sioux City radio station has conducted such a pro- gram, and the third year that Odebolt has been among the participating schools. Two years ago, twelve schools were included in the plan, and t-he programs proved so popular that the number of schools was increased to twenty this year. The program is recorded on a wire recorder in the school auditorium by WNAX technicians, and is broadcast on Tuesday evenings from WNAX, one school each week for twenty weeks during the fall and winter. This year our topic for discussion, which was chosen by vote of all pupils in the school, was Is Permanent Peace a Possibility? It was of timely interest to everyoneg and it required much study and concentrated thought on the part of the four students selected to represent the school. Lois chose the negative side of the discus- sion, while Fayetta, Jim, and Doyle attacked the topic from the affirmative angle. The panel, accompanied by Mr. Shaw, speech director, were guests of WNAX in Sioux City on April 19, where they met with the speakers from the other nineteen participating schools. At this time the common subject, Are We Americans Losing Our Basic Freedoms ? was assigned, and each group prepared a speech which was given later in the day in competition by one speaker from each school. Jim Barkley represented Odebolt and he went through to the semi-final contest, which was broadcast that evening. Bill Kruse of East High, Sioux City, was chosen by the judges as the best speaker. His award is a trip to Wash- ington, D. C. On April 20, Jim Barkley appeared on a panel arranged by Station KAYL of Storm Lake. Eight schools in this vicinity were represented by stu- dents who spoke on Zeal for Democracy. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Junior Class, under the direction of Mr. F. J. Shaw, presented their annual play Thursday and Friday, November 18 and 19, 1948. The comedy, Headed for Eden by Sidney Duvall, was presented by two different casts on successive eve- mngs. CAST A CAST OF CHARACTERS CAST B Joan Kies Mrs. Skipworth Joan Kies Marilyn Olberding Imogene Marilyn Olberding Doyle Hansen Henry Banks Doyle Hansen Ruth Kessler Dorothy Ruth Kessler Kathryn Currie Peggy Verna Mae Tiefenthaler Velma Paul Gladys Velma Paul Helen Landgraf Nancy A Helen 'Landgraf Jane Teaquist Kate Roberts Lois Schaefer JoAnn Bye Rosina Margaret Bengford Jeanne Lindquist Minnie Jeanne Lindquist Joan Wilken Marcella Joan Wilken Don Sorensen Hank George Hummel Charles Krusenstjerna Eldon Oldnettle Tom Bengford James Turner Lyle Konrady Barry Richards Bob Roberts Serg. Kelley Ken Howard Limpy Ronald Rex Tom Reynolds Albert Veit James Barkley Howard Hoefling Curtain-Irvin Stehr Lights-Don Peterson Stage Crew-Charles Gunderson, Jack Gunderson, Royce Hannel, Sidney Nelson Due to illness and other causes, the following Juniors were not in the play: Donna Marshall as Mrs. Skipworthg Lorna Snyder as Minnieg Mildred Schramm as Marcella, Lawrence Hoefling as Henry Banks. Sixty-one SENIGR CLASS P'LAY We Shook the Family Tree is a new comedy from the novel of the same name by Hildegarde! Dolson, It is a three-act play, full of adventures. and escapades that keep the family tree aquiver. Young Hildegarde is desperately anxious to attract. the attention of some eligible senior, for it's al- most Saturday night, and no boy has even hinted that he'd like to take her to the big dance. She wins the school debate with an impassioned plea against drinking, but instead of attracting boys with her brains, she only convinces everyone that her father must be a terrible drunkard. Friends call to suggest Alcoholics Anonymous. Despite Mothers horror at these growing wild stories about her abstemious husband, she's moved by Hildegarde's plight, and she takes action. Mother knows a nice boy, and she's sure he'd love to go with Hildegarde. She calls his mother. Hildegarde, not knowing who he may be, brags to the other girls about her date-only to learn that the boy is Freddie-the one boy in school whose old-fashioned parents force him to wear knickers! Hildegarde pleads with her father to let her break the date, but Father is mad, for everyone is convinced now that he's a great drinker. Furthermore, Freddie is the son of Father's boss. Father, in danger of losing his job at the bank because of all the talk Hilde- garde has started, invites his boss out to the house to see for himself how sane and sensible his family really is. Hildegarde, her face smeared with beau- ty clay, dashes into the room screaming that her Sixty-two brother has put a large live bass in the bathtub. The boss is stunned, all the more so when his son, Freddie, bursts in wearing long pants which he had hooked from Hildegarde's brother. It all looks like the end of everything, and they all turn on Hildegarde, for, one way or another, she's at the bottom of every single disaster. Finally, how- ever, by overthrowing the domination of his mother, Freddie overcomes his inferiority complex and, re- splendent in a new suit-with long pants-he escorts Hildegarde to the long awaited prom. A CAST or CHARACTERS Hildegarde ...................... Joan Einspahr twho is tired of being a wallflowerl Mr. Dolson, her father ............ Don Jackson Mrs. Dolson, her mother ...... Alleen Lindquist Sally, her younger sister .... -- Audrey Schultz Bob, her older brother .............. Dick Morr Jimmy, her younger brother ...... Melvin Lindner Jill, her friend .............. Arda Lee Flogstad Paige, who likes to play postman, Claudia Flogstad Ellie May, Bob's heart-throb .... Mary Bengford Freddie Shermer, who wears knickers, Bob Watts Mr. Shermer, his father ........ Douglas Boerner Mrs. Shermer, his mother --- --- Jean Landgraf Back Row: fleft to rightl Charles Gunderson, Donald Peterson, Lawrence Hoefling, Cletus Wingert, Donald Finger, Harlan Gosch, Dallas Rohlf, Duane Einspahr. Adviser Mr. Brown Second Row: Donald Gunderson, Rollin Linman, Gerald Huldeen, James Wareham, Carol Youngren, James Hess, James Klus, Dean Nelson. Front Row: Royce Hannel, .Tack Gunderson, Sidney Nelson, Howard Einspahr, Richard Taylor, LaVern Haradon, Paul FUTURE FARMERS GF AMERICA Zad ow, Roger Buxton. Several different phases of Agriculture were studied and carried on in the Vocational Agricul- ture Classes and F.F.A. during the year to make the experiences of the boys varied and interesting. In August, our team won fifth place in a coun- ty livestock judging contest for 4-H clubs and F.F.A. chapters, in September, they placed ninth out of twenty-two teams in a similar contest at the Clay County Fair at Spencer, and in April, at a four-state contest held at Sioux City, they ranked eighth out of thirty-nine groups, and second among Iowa teams. Five of the group attended and enjoyed the State Fair at Des Moines, four went to Waterloo, to the Dairy Cattle Congressg and five attended the F.F.A. leadership conference held at Laurens. During the winter months the F.F.A. boys played a schedule of nine first team and seven second team basketball games. The first team won seven and lost twog the second team won four and lost three. On April 2, the F.F.A. chapter took part in the Northwest Iowa District Contest held at Poca- hontas. Lawrence Hoefling won a bronze award in the F.F.A. quiz: Donald Peterson was awarded an honorable mention in the Public Speaking eventg and the Parliamentary Procedure team composed of Duane Einspahr, Dallas Rohlf, 'Carol Youngren, Royce Hannel, and Jack Gunderson also took an honorable mention. , Duane Einspahr and Royce Hannel were se- lected as official delegates to the State F.F.A. con- vention held at Cedar Rapids April 21-23. Dallas Rohlf and Carol Youngren, nominated for the de- gree of Iowa Farmers also attended, along with Gerald Huldeen and Daryl Stehr, who played in the State Band, and Irvin Ste-hr, who sang in the State Chorus. The highlight of the school year was reached on April 12, with the holding of the Annual Par- ent-Son dinner. Dallas Rohlf served as toastmaster for this event, with a large majority of the boys and their parents attending. George Dresselhuis was initiated as an honorary chapter farmer during the evening program, Besides these varied activities, the chapter sold refreshments at several of the home basket- ball games, tested seed for the farmers of the com- munity, sold license plate signs, and helped in the finance drive to raise money for the Odebolt 'Com- munity Fair. A pigeon hunt was held during the winter months and a couple of pruning demonstra- tions were held. Officers for the 1948-49 year were: Dallas Rohlf, president: Carol Youngren, vice-presidentg Royce Hannel, secretary: Jack Gunderson, treasur- erg and Charles Gunderson, reporter. The chapter had 32 members, 26 of them high school students and 6 out-of-school youth. In addition to those in the picture, there were Irvin Stehr and Melvin Determann who were enrolled in the schoolg and Austin Babcock, James Scott, Robert Schwaller, Clyde Meyer, Ronald Bloom, and Daryl Stehr, who have graduated. Sixty-three Congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS GF 1949 IVERSEN TRANSFER You Call and We'll Haul 258 OR 354 ODEBOL W August - 'September W MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY , Wi, i . t Allee L' quist Phyll S ramm O o c The ily rind .- X n L l. g UO . ad!!! UO S hy! 9 I S LA 0' AY 1 ex S sts T s g ll rl P an an abor g 1 al Footb immage fo a ' W1 arly e . I Cla ou ' ir 'p . Da D u 'on r. p C . NO C O !! th ve in NW W 1 . CTea ers' eetj I ne b 'ai 4-H b - ck C ?J ju . - ' t. Ga it 'ville I ' L 1 ' ac 'f et Q . ' 1 - d e . r es W I - 1 d ip e l - e - t e am ' W ' 'n s e L Sa .. t ounci Sixty-five We Service Everything We Sell BUICK - PONTIAC - GMC PI-IILCO RADIOS 86 REFRIGERATORS OLIVER MACHINERY JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS Through our doors pass the finest people in the world . . . Our Customers Community Motor Company Eddie G. Roose Phone 320 Odebolt, Iowa M0115 BRWBBS PLANT P9 xv QYNVXQAYVY' WS' D, Meyer Odebolt, Iowa Albrecht Service TEXACO GAS CASE IMPLEMENTS AND REPAIR PARTS ODEBOLT STATE BANK YOUR BUSINESS GREASING REPAIRS SOLICITED, 'APPRECIATED AND PROTECTED 'f Texaco Cafe f Sandwiches French Fries Homemade Pies Cold Drinks Candy Cigarettes Member Federal Deposit Insurance III MEALS THE YEAR O . Corporation Q Si tyi Saturday, Sept. 25, NW District F.F.A. Leadership Confer- ence, Laurens. State F.F.A. Dairy Judging Contest, Waterloo Girls Basketball Began Second Team played Denison 41 Dallas Rohlf Oh, mv aching back Fire Prevention Program Band went to Sac City for a Republican Campaign Alvera Lansink Not Really Elected Annual Staff Jean Landgraf I don't care All State Band at Sioux City Float Committee Slaved Game with Moville -We met Ete and Kett Game with Alta -We lost- Their Homecoming Pep Rally Homecoming Played Manilla Alumni Dance in Gymnasium Played Sac City Sixty-seven SPORTSMANS INC. ARTHUR TRUST S L k , I Sportingtcgolodsafjr Ecifwelsy Sport Arthur, Iowa GREEN BAY LUMBER CC. LUMBER, COAL, FENCE and Member Federal Deposit Insurance BUILDING MATERIAL Corporation Cdebolt, Iowa In thle Feid Lat G vt. Furniture Undertaking A satis? ililswuifieldmlfge I Iii Ln Competitive Yield Ch k E. P. POTTEIGER Ask today th t Jeweler b ut those prtiie g a O I -' outstaltd g DoN G. MULLAN, Atty. ' Wilson-Rininger Corn Co. ROBERT R. LANDRY, D.o. sac city scihailef Sac County Electric Co. George W. Dresselhuis, Atty. USE ELECTRICITY P. E. TREMAN, D.V.M. - for Coolring, Refrigeration, Water Heating. K. D.D. S. 'It is Safe, Clean, and Economical. Sac City Odebolt Schaller W. M. D.C. BEST WISHES 'TO THE 1949 TROJAN KALIN 8CS'C0. I St ht Juniors began Rehearsals on Headed for Eden Basketball 'Girls Scrimmage with Schaller Movie God of the Atom n Basketball Girls Scrimmage with Kiron Clara Taphorn Ya! I know it Melvin Lindner Hooooooh ! ! Evenin School E Assembly Program began-Initiated by for Education Week Girls played Charter Oak Home Ec. II Oyster Stew National F.F.A. Convention Kansas City, Mo. November 14-18 Firemen gave a Wiener roast for school kids VICTORY over HOLSTEIN! NO SCHOOL- made up December 20 Played Wall Lake at last home game Firemen -had Youth Dance later Football -Game at Ida Grove Football Boys Rewarded iHalf Day Offl SAT. 13: Girls played Anthon Headed for Eden produced by Junior Class SAT. 20: Girls B. B. Clinic Sixty-nine Band Demonstration ' We need recruits! Banquet held in honor of Football Boys Seventy Girls played Schleswig Boys B. B. Game with Lytton Basketball Games with Arthur Tues. Dec. 24 Assembly Program on Liquid Air Night School Forum on reorganization of school districts Homemaking II hold Open House for Night School Wed. Dec. 22 All-School B. B. Game Christmas Party REHABILITATION with Nemaha PERIOD Cvacationl THANKS ! ! for Thanksgiving Vacation - made up Dec. 21 and 22 Wahoo!! INDIAN ASSEMBLY PROGRAM iHeap Good! Night School Christmas Party last night. Big crowd. Muc-h fun. All-State Band and Chorus at Des Moines CInterestingJ No School Girls and Boys play Wall Lake Game with Danbury CBoys Only! Game with Auburn CGir1s Only? Reconditioned Inmates Again Bob Hansen That's good enough for me' I Game with Schleswig Girls B. B. Game with Auburn Boys played Sac City BIG SNOW Carol Youngren No busses all week What's the matter? Mary Bengford Oh! That gripes me Girls played Early in Girls Sectional STORM! ! No night school We beat Battle Creek SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS SAT. 15: Girls played A. I. B. Girls County Tournament Continued at Odebolt Bob Watts That sounds OK! Seven ty-one FRESI-IMEN ARE LEARNING WHAT UPPER CLASSMEN HAVE KNOWN FOR YEARSH ln Oclebolt It'S Smart To Say- Meet Me at Wattsv IIITIIIIA MARY! BOERNER 86 ROTH International Harvester Dealers l The Sign of Quality and Economy TIONAL lfllllllilll Sill lllfllfll Farm Equipment and Servnce Tractors, Trucks, Parts and Farm Nlachinery Refrigerators Freeze Chests Odebolt, Iowa DAHLSTROM STUDIO for LIFELIKE PHOTOGRAPHS Eastman Agency for MOVIE CAMERAS, KODAKS, FILMS AND SUPPLIES D 86 E CAFE MEALS, SANDWICHES, COLD DRINKS, ICE CREAM, TOBACCO SUPPLIES KRUSENSTJERNA IMPLEMENT COMPANY john Deere Farm Implements CUT-RATE MARKET MEATS AND GROCERIES Eldon Wallace, Manager Phone 98 Odebolt Phone 20 Odebolt WARDRIP Furniture 86 Appliance Stores FURNITURE, HOME APPLIANCES AND FLOOR COVERINGS ODEBOLT BAKERY AND SNACK COUNTER p venty-two Audrey Schultz Gad mother- What a night!! Home Declamatory Contest Bill Bird That's me too! Fayetta Murr I sure put my foot into that one Beat Ida Grove in Tournament Dorothy Albrecht Ain't that the truth! Night School dinner and graduation. Doug Boerner 'J eepers Creepers Girls played Early at Sectional Tournament. James Klus What did you say? Speech Contest at Hayes Assembly program -dramatization of PILGRIM'S PROGRESS Alta beats us Group pictures taken for annual Game with Wall Lake Play Holstein at Ida Grove Seventy-i hree DEIBERT'S PRODUCE CREAM, EGGS, POULTRY, FEED Phone 370 Odebolt Neuman's Sc to ,SI Store Odebolt, Iowa UPfTOfDATE, SEASONAL MERCHANDISE Odebolt Co-op Elevator Co. GRAIN, SEED, FEED, TWINE, SALT Try Your CofOp First JOHNSON PRODUCE Maurice johnson, Prop. CREAM, POULTRY, EGGS, FEED HIDES, AND WOOL FRIDAY'S SWANSON HARDWARE SkeHY Se1'ViCe EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE Odebolt - Iowa The Home of Familiar Brands CHRIS'S BILLIARDS REoREAT1oN CONFECTIONS Ice Cream, quarts and pints THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF GASOf LINES, BUT ONLY ONE DX REYNOLDS' D-X STATION THE CRACKER JACK Co. DEALERS IN POPCORN ODEBOLT ELECTRIC CO. I Wiring, Repairing, Contracting I I ' I Oclebolt: Iowa I phone 55 A I I Odebol' IEQEISECHALMERS A. Einspahr Machine Shop Safes :2f1gQ5E'eR Electric 86 Acetylene Welding 1 ' S' p A Plow Work CO' Phone: House 179 n Shop 207 DUFFY 86 LEWIS Real Estate, Loans, Insurance Odebolt Iowa Sac County Mutual Telephone Company I ' CA customer is not I an outsider to our business. I-Ie is part of it. Gamble Authorized Dealer -. The Friendly Store ' Sales . . . Service A at REX CHEVROLET Eco., Phone 353 I Odebolt tyf c Glenn Bernhardt Oh you chicken! Shirley Siebrecht Gee, I got a headache School Election E. E. Reynolds reelected to Board of Education Duane Einspahr Beverly Witt Beat It! Oh my Gosh!! Vocal Musical Don Konrady Program at School Gee! I forgot SALES CARNIVAL Duane Breon FOR Raise ya-two! 1949 TROJAN Joan Einspahr Don Jackson Arda Lee Flogstad Oh-ya-screwba11! Are you mad? Well-ah-well ah-V-you know! ! Speech Contest at Ida Grove Contest Began Sat. March 12: Contest Climaxes iMusic that isJ Bob Moffitt If I can? District Declamatory Contest at- Estherville Seventy-five BROWER HOTEL ' BUS DEPOT I COFFEE SHOP PETERSON 'S STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE LeRoy Lundhlad JGHN SCHMITZ The Leonard Hatchery Odebolt, Iowa INSURANCE QUALITY BABY CHICKS Odebolt, Iowa F. R. MILLER FEEDS LARSONIS STORE THE XIQDDEOIQE INN BRIARDALE FINE FOODS D Sandwiches Ice Cream Candy ry Goods Fine coffee Soft drinks R. KORNEISEL Tailor and Cleaner MEN'S AND BOYS' I. TAYLOR, D.V.M. FURNISHINGS U Riteway Standard Service Zlmmerman Hfvme 36 AMO ATLAS TIRES ACCESSORIES , Phone 452 DWIGHT HAUFF SPORTING , GOODS COMPANY Phone 322 Dealer Store 517 Pierce Street Sioux City 16, Iowa Buntrock-Salie Studio Storm Lake, Iowa specialists in Distinctive Portraiture Aerial Photography School -Groups Senior Portraits SHEFFIELD MUSIC CO. A Band Instruments and Repairing 414 Sixt'h Street Sioux City, Iowa I PRINCESS THEATRE We do our best to provide the kind of Moving Picture Entertainment we think you like best. GEORGE- P. WATSON 1401 John Street, Sioux City, Iowa Authorized Royal Typewriter Dealer Underwood Typewriters Adding Machines-Portables gg Modern Office Machines Co. J. V. Method E. C. Krause 409 Sth Street, Sioux City ODEBOLT CITY DAIRY AND CHEESE FACTORY S ty Bob Hansen did all right at State Indoor Track Meet Saturday. Spellers at Sac Morningside Band Concert in evening A11 set for movie VOICE OF THE DEEP Postponed. Musical Program at School Northwest District F. F. A. Contest and Convention at Pocahontas Sat. F. F. A. Annual Parent-Son Dinner See aforementioned movie. WNAX Forum group goes to Soo 'City THE RITZ TRUMPETEERS Dick Morr Sac City Here I come!! CAREER DAY AT SAC CITY STORM! Cherokee track meet canceled State F.F.A. Convention at Cedar Rapids APRIL FOOL! Thought you were reading something? Track Meet at Holstein. We get more trophies GOOD FRIDAY No School Track meet at Alta - another trophy. Seventy-seven Junior-Senior Banquet last Sat. Nice affair. More gold-diggers. Track at Sioux City State Music Senior Play Track at MUSIC 'CONTEST AT SPENCER Practice Sac City began this week. Maple Valley Relays Another trophy. Senior Play SENIOR SEMESTER TESTS Contest-Perry WE SHOOK THE Practice for last Saturday FAMILY TREE Baccalaureate Baccalaureate Service last night SEMESTER TESTS FOR UNDER 3 track trophies COMMENCEMENT from Sac City CLASSMEN Saturday Seventy-eight No more hot lunch District Track Meet at Cherokee We Surprised ourselves by Taking it. SENIOR SKIP DAY-Veishea at Ames SENIOR CLASS DAY 1949 TROJAN MAKES ITS APPEARANCE ilwa My gag wif ff E is QQQI E ig M X 2 EW WWW iw- 5 ei li? il 5? ESA 2 52 H w 2 QQ 5456 SR 2 3 Ks- ' CI-IESTERIVIAN CO. Sioux City, Iowa DR. JAMES MCALLISTER Physician and Surgeon ARTHUR ELEVATCR CC. GRAIN and FEED, SEED, FERTILIZER Phone No. 5 Arthur, Iowa LANSINK TRANSFER IDA GROVE, IOWA Local and Long Distance Hauling Custom Shelling Archer Aircraft Oil Dealer Phone No. 52-3 Kiron No. 5103 Arthur Henry Lansink LARSON 86 PURDY PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone 284 Odebolt NoYD o1L Co. 66 O11 Jobber 66 THE ODEBOLT CHRONICLE Particular Printing SERVING THE PEOPLE OF ODEBOLT AND SAC COUNTY SINCE 1887 A Progressive Newspaper Boosting a Progressive Community ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We, the STAFF of the '49 TROJAN, wish to express our sincere appreciation to all those people who have 'helped us in the preparation of our yearbook. Our thanks go to Mr. Paul Wagner, who was always willing to come up to take a picture of usg to Coach Forsythe, our Senior Class sponsorg to Miss Bruce, sponsor of the yearbook, to all of the faculty who have cooperated with us so unselfishlyg to Mary Bird for her pen and ink drawing, to the students who contributed the snapshotsg and to the t business men whose generous support has made our project possible. E ghty Alumni Section Uur Alumni list has been corrected in accordance with the data which we have been able to secure. We know that many more merit recognition in our Alumni Who's Who, but our space is limited, and, in many cases, our information is scanty. We hope that, by beginning in a small way as we have done, we may encourage other alumni to tell us of themselves and their accomplishments. Deceased CLASS OF 1948 Harold Anderson, Odebolt, Iowa Kenneth Bengford, 3822 Fourth Avenue, Sioux City, Iowa Ronald Blum, Odebolt, Iowa Carol Bye iMrs. Norman Wehnerl, Ida Grove, Iowa Betty Carlson, 156 S. Sherman St., Denver, Colo. William Chaffee, Odebolt, Iowa James Currie, 123 North 41st St., Omaha, Nebr. Mary Ann Determan CMrs. Donald Tischerl, Wall Lake, Iowa Betty Duffy, 218-B Bartlett Hall, Iowa State Teachers College, Cedar Falls, Iowa Betty Einspar, 1118 Callanan Drive, Des Moines, Iowa Phyllis Fertig, Copley Phaw Hall, Park College, Parksville, Mo. Charles Gardner, 108 N. 35 Street, Omaha, Nebr. Bonnie Lu Haefner, Meihardt Hall, Room 43, Nebraska St., Wayne, Nebr. Donna Haefner, Meihardt Hall, Room 43, Nebras- ka St., Wayne, Nebr. Donna Mae Hoefling, 2708 Grand Avenue, Des Moines, Iowa Marilyn Horstman, Currier Annex, Box 121, U. of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa Carolyn Huldeen, Walstrom Hall-201C-Gustavus Adolphus College, St. Peter, Minn. Roger Kinney, Minburn, Iowa, Box 147 Myron Johnson, Odebolt, Iowa Wayne Johnson, Odebolt, Iowa Robert Konrady, 3734 Summit Street, Sioux City, Iowa Bill Krusentjerna, Odebolt, Iowa Roger Linman, Boyer, Iowa Lois Meyer, Birch Hall, Ames, Iowa Muriel Moffitt, 240-A Bartlett Hall, Cedar Falls, Iowa Delores Murr iMrs. Joseph Sprousel, Aurelia, Iowa Carol Nelson, Odebolt, Iowa Don Olson, Odebolt, Iowa Marybelle Rector, 246B Bartlett Hall, Cedar Falls, Iowa Earle Richardson, Odebolt, Iowa Audrey Samuelson, Bethel College, Box 100, 1480 N. Snelling Avenue, St. Paul 4, Minn. Florence Sauter, Odebolt, Iowa Bonnie Schwaller, 218B Bartlett Hall, Cedar Falls, Iowa Loretta Schwaller, St. Anthony Nurses Home, Carroll, Iowa Robert Schwaller, Odebolt, Iowa Thomas Sommers, Odebolt, Iowa Paul Simon, Odebolt, Iowa Daryl Stehr, Boyer, Iowa Shirely Stehr, Boyer, Iowa Jean Teaquist, Meihardt Hall, Wayne, Nebr. Leona Veit, Odebolt, Iowa Beverly Williams, 264B Bartlett Hall, Cedar Falls, Iowa Kenneth Wingert, Odebolt, Iowa CLASS OF 1947 Austin Babcock, Odebolt, Iowa Juanita Bengford, St. Anthony's Nurses Home, Carroll, Iowa Charles Bernhardt, Box 100, Navy 3245, 'Zi Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif. Eunice Bihrer, 5621 N. W. 5th Ave., Miami 38, Fla. Bill Bye, 114 South Quad., Iowa City, Iowa Leonard Carstensen, 930 South 12 Street, Lincoln, Nebr. Hope Conquist, 1118 Callanan Drive, Des Moines, Iowa Dale Einspahr, Odebolt, Iowa Mary Ann Godberson iMrs. Lyle Siebrechtl, Odebolt, Iowa Tom Gronemeyer, Odebolt, Iowa Donna Hansen C'Mrs. Raymond Druivengab, Ode- bolt, Iowa Raymond Jeckell, Odebolt, Iowa Phyllis Leeds, Boyer, Iowa Clyde Meyer, 304 Welch, Ames, Iowa Marvel Miller, Odebolt, Iowa Charlotte Neville, Odebolt, Iowa Elwood Ohlsen, University of Iowa, Quad. B-3, Iowa City, Iowa Catherine Perry, Odebolt, Iowa Vynola Peterson, 1604 Linden St., Des 'Moines, Iowa Don Rex, 304 Welch Avenue, Ames, Iowa Anton Rosburg Dorothy Schroeder, Odebolt, Iowa Jean Sommers, Odebolt, Iowa Richard Stephens, 524 Fourth Street, Des Moines, Iowa Jeannine Story, Nurses Home, St. Joseph's Hos- pital, Omaha 8, Nebr. John Swanson, 816 N. Dubuque, Iowa City, Iowa Duane Thayer, Box 28, Baker Hall, Cedar Falls, Iowa Jean Wagner, 3040 Cottage Grove Avenue, Omaha, Nebr. Eighty-one CLASS OF 1946 Don Ahrenholtz, 311 West Clinton, Si 1pson Col- lege, Indianola, Iowa Herbert Bauer, Odebolt, Iowa Mary Jean Bengford CMrs. Hugo Schiernbeckl, Lytton, Iowa Wilbert Bengford, Odebolt, Iowa Wesley Berg, Odebolt, Iowa Cornelius Bird, Odebolt, Iowa Mardell Blum iMrs. Oliver Schadei, Sac City, Iowa Beverly Boerner tMrs. Darrell P. Oregoni, Sioux City, Iowa Ted Bruns, Camp Breckenridge, Morganfield, Kentucky S!Sgt. Gerald Buchanan, U.S.A.F., Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron, 47 Bombardment Wing QLD N. A. Briggs A F Base, El Paso, Texas Shirley Carlberg CMrs. Don Sykesl, Odebolt, Iowa Lawrence R. Cornish, 22 N. Gilbert St., Iowa City, Iowa Dcirothy Jean Currie, 2217 Court St., Sioux City, owa Janet Currie, Havelock, Iowa Lois Finger fMrs. Dick Meyer-, Lake View, Iowa Pvt. George Francis, 17179363 Hq. Hq. Sqd. 513th Base Group, A. P. O. 147-A, '72 I-'ost Master, New York, N. Y. Harold Gore, Denison, Iowa Helen Hannemann, 113 W. and 27 St., Des Moines, Iowa Douglas Hansen, Odebolt, Iowa Barbara Hansen, Odebolt, Iowa Duane Hoefling, Odebolt, Iowa Elaine Johnson, Odebolt, Iowa Virginia King, St. Joseph, Ill. Sally Ann Mattes tMrs. Charles Rectori, Ode- bolt, Iowa Irene McGee tMrs. Warren Lindbergl, Ida Grove, Iowa Crystal Moline, No. 370 Oak Hall, Ames, Iowa Elaine Olberding, Odebolt, Iowa Robert Neville, Odebolt, Iowa Fred Rector, Park College, Parksville, 'Missouri Darrell Schroeder, Wall Lake, Iowa Margie Schroeder iMrs. Dale Albrechti, Wall Lake, Iowa James Scott, Odebolt, Iowa Lcirraine Stock CMrs. Duane Bettinl, Odebolt, owa Carolyn Swanson, Clara Barton Hall, Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa Thomas Taylor, Clark Hall, Grinnell, Iowa Clara Veit, St. Anthony's Nurses Home, Carroll, Iowa Virginia Worswick, 227 Gray, Ames, Iowa CLASS OF 1945 Phyllis Bernhardt tMrs. Merle Richardsonl, Ode- bolt, Iowa Donald Buettner, Odebolt, Iowa William J. Cameron Shlirlgy Ann Dean, 102 South 35th Street, Omaha, e r. Dorothy A. Dinges CMrs. Robert Shellenbergerl, Early, Iowa Phyllis A. Duffy OMrs. Donald Gardnerl, 305 Lane 4, Sunflower, Kan. Margaret Ann Einspahr, University of Colorado, Eoulcger, Colo., Upper Class Women's Res. Hall, ox Vera E. Ericksen CMrs. Howard Morganl, 1304 South Nauton, Sioux City, Iowa Neil H. Griffin, Odebolt, Iowa Evelyn C. Hanson, Odebolt, Iowa Norma G. Hedberg, 207 S. Silver Street, Apart- ment 3, Centralia, Wash. Patricia A. Hilburn lMrs. Roy Stierlinl, 184914 Park Place, Wichita, Kan. Dolores Holliday fM'rs. Paul Veith, Odebolt, Iowa Paul Johnson Betty L. Koenck KMrs. Don Zimmeri, Vail, Iowa Mary A. Krusenstjerna, 1825-11th Avenue, Green ley, Colo. Anabel Lindberg tMrs. Howard Ida Grove, Iowa Adeline R. Lunkenheimer CMrs. Sac City, Iowa Patsy E. McWilliams, 5880 Lemon Avenue, Long Beach, Calif. t'iNorman C. Merhoff Barbara I-I. Meyer, Birch Hall, Ames, Iowa Dorothy E. Nagel CMrs. Ralph Nevillel, Storm Lake, Iowa Gloria A. Peterson, Kiron, Iowa Sara Reinhardt CMrs. John Huntl, Odebolt, Iowa Clayton V. Schroeder, Odebolt, Iowa Joyce K. Schwaller iMrs. Robert WeeJ, Apt. 101, 4014 Drexel Blvd., Chicago, Ill. Edward W. Stock, 1531 A ., Avenue N. E., Cedar Rapids, Iowa Marilyn J. Sundell, Gowrie, Iowa Lyle A. Teaquist, Arthur, Iowa Richard M. Watts, 329 North Lee Street, Iowa City, Iowa Olive F. Wulf, Boyer, Iowa Edward R. Ziegman, Techney, Ill. W. J ohnsonb, Phillip Hottl, CLASS OF 1944 Josephine Barkley tMrs. H. M. Linkl, 3204 Marcy St., Omaha, Nebr. Gene Bergman, Odebolt, Iowa Alicia M. Bird, Odebolt, Iowa Thelma L. Blum CMrs. Harry McClinticl, Schaller, Iowa Kathryn Boerner tMrs. Robert Linmanl, Odebolt, Iowa Russell C. Brown, Kiron, Iowa Ruth C. Brown tMrs. Leslie Friedrickseni, Ode- bolt, Iowa Peggy J. Conquist, 310 Lyon Hall, Ames, Iowa Frances M. Dinges iMrs. Wm. Hoogestraatl, Oclebolt, Iowa Norris K. Ekstrom, Gustavus Adolphus College, St. Peter, Minn. Betty M. Fluehr C'Mrs. Wallace Carstenseni, Arthur, Iowa Donna Park Hansen iMrs. Gordon Jenseni, 44 East Army St., Sunset Village, Cedar Falls, Iowa Gladys M. Hedberg, 207 South Silver St., Apt. 3, Centralia, Wash. ' Phylis J. Hess fMrs. James Burtonl, R. R. 19, Box 857, Indianapolis, Ind. Betty Lou Johnson, 2806 Park St., Des Moines, Iowa Dorothy Johnson, Odebolt, Iowa Forrest B. Johnson, Odebolt, Iowa . Margaret A. Krusenstjerna CMrs. Richard Shodenb, 830 Hoffman Avenue, Long Beach 13, Calif. Jane Kuhl, 921 Pleasant St., Des Moines, Iowa, 'W Esther Hall E1 ghty- two Dorothy J. McCorkindale fMrs. Russell Peter- sonl, Albia, Iowa Mary Jeanne Meyer, 118 East Pleasant, Rockwell City, Iowa Joyce C. Nelson fMrs. James Matrel, 1221 N. 7th St., Estherville, Iowa Alan R. Peterson, Wall Lake, Iowa Dorothy Peterson iMrs. Marvin Kentl, 302 I. 7th St., Hastings, Nebr. Lois Jean Peterson lMrs. James Merrilll, 115 14th St., Cedar Falls, Iowa A. Peterson, Odebolt, Iowa Rabe, Schleswig, Iowa Rohlf, Odebolt, Iowa West Marvin Marvin Marvin Norman Schroeder, Odebolt, Iowa Dorothy L. Schwaller fMrs. Samuel I. Gabriell, Omaha, Nebr. Dorothy Schwanz l'Mrs. Donovan Determanl, Odebolt, Iowa Eleanor A. Schwanz, Odebolt, Iowa Merle Siebrecht, Odebolt, Iowa Ardis E. Stehr CMrs. Norman Schroederl, Ode- bolt, Iowa Dorothy L. Stehr CMrs. James Ashbrookl, Ode- bolt, Iowa Dorene R. Stoneberg, Box 336, Redfield, Iowa Dorothy M. Swanson, 112 South Maple St., Car- roll, Iowa Donald Sykes, Odebolt, Iowa Marie Veit KMrs. Kenneth Deirsonl, Odebolt, Iowa Leota E. Wegener CMrs. E. O. Nutzmanl, 2175 Chestnut Ave., Apt. 5, Long Beach, Calif. Lois C. Wollesen, Sac City, Iowa Cmarriedl Luther F. Zadow, Odebolt, Iowa Leona Ziegman fMrs. Leo Schmidtl, Early, Iowa CLASS OF 1943 Frances A. Bauer CMrs. Richard Krausl, 112 David St., R. 4, Whitney Road, Waterloo, Iowa Leonard J. Bengford, Odebolt, Iowa Rita L. Bengford tMrs. Marvin Tiefenthalerl, Early, Iowa Harriett B. Bennett CMrs. O. V. Hastyl, 451-13 Ave., Rock Island, Ill. Robert D. Bennett, 204 S. Matteson Ave., Ma- quoketa, Iowa Mildred Carlson Bruce Cranston, Storm Lake, Iowa Mary J. Currie, 2217 Court St., Sioux City, Iowa Dorothy M. Dean iMrs. Norman Hoftl, Box 119, Buena Vista College, Storm Lake, Iowa Celestine M. Diimig CMrs. Paul Dingesl, Ode- bolt, Iowa Marcella Dinges iMrs. Joe Zehnlel, 5814 Staley Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Glenna Dumdei Catherine C. Fischer, Carleton College, North- field, Minn. Donald Gardner, 305 Lane 4, Sunflower, Kans. Vernon R. Gustafson, Kiron, Iowa Betty M. I-Iannel fMrs. Marvin Bubkel, Ida Grove, Iowa Dale E. Hartsell, 218 W. Benton, Iowa City, Iowa Dairlene Henrich tMrs. Bernard Birdl, Odebolt, owa John S. Huldeen, Odebolt, Iowa Donna Johnson fMrs. Aubrey Barkleyl, Odebolt, Bonnie J. McWilliams CMrs. Dale Hartselll, 218 W. Benton, Iowa City, Iowa Mary S. Neville tMrs. Duard Brownl, 2427 Troost, Kansas City 8, Mo. Delbert Olson, 2419 Jo St., San Diego, Calif. Margaret D. Pudenz, Odebolt, Iowa Maxine T. Pudenz, Odebolt, Iowa Betty M. Rabe CMrs. James Cochranel, Naches, Wash. Charles E. Rector, Odebolt, Iowa Donald Schwaller, Odebolt, Iowa Jerome E. Schwaller, Odebolt, Iowa Marjorie M. Siebrecht fMrs. Thomas Bryantl, 225 Lenoir Circle, Norview, Norfolk, Va. Maurice E. Slechta, Sioux Falls, S. D. Doris F. Streed tMrs. Orville Brunsl, Odebolt, Iowa Rita M. Taphorn tMrs. Leo Schultel, Arthur, Iowa Delores Thielke KMrs. Art Steffensenl, 518 8th Ave. West, Kallispell, Mont. Paul J. Wilken, Wall Lake, Iowa Jack Williams, Odebolt, Iowa Anita Wulf tMrs. Russell B. Bakerl, Boyer, Iowa Dorothy A. Zogg CLASS OF 1942 Craig T. Ballard, U. S. N.-U. S. S., Thomas Jef- ferson CI-Iome Address: 2399 E. 14 St. San Leandro, Calif.J Alice Bengford CMrs. Andrew Haefner, Jr.l, 2616 Kenimore Drive, Jennings 21, Mo. Eileen A. Bengford CMrs. Tom Duckettl, Early, Iowa Alice S. Bettin lMrs. Walter Kellyl, Early, Iowa Berdena M. Blum tMrs. Robert Hasel, Schaller, Iowa Lavonne R. Buchanan tMrs. Leslie Gutzmannl, 9012 N. Madison, Junction City, Kans. Ruth O. Bye fMrs. Robert Kellyl, 700 First St., S. E., LeMars, Iowa Betty Jo Carlson CMrs. Robert Thayerl, Odebolt, Iowa Dorothy A. Conquist CMrs. Eugene C. Dallon, Jr.J, 5804K Lindell Ave., Dallas, Tex. Joan Duffy CMrs. Dale Einspahrl, Odebolt, Iowa Donald Einspahr, Odebolt, Iowa John Ellis Grace A. Gardner CMrs. Bill Henrichl, Odebolt, Iowa Marion I. Gronemeyer fMrs. John O. Huntl, Odebolt, Iowa Vergie L. Hanson, 2312 So. 6th St., Minneapolis 6, Minn. Virginia C. V. Hanson, Odebolt, Iowa Harold Lindner, Mineral Point, Wisc. Dale W. Lindstrom, Odebolt, Iowa Sylvester J. Lunkenheimer, Odebolt, Iowa 'William Malone Robert McAmis, Galva, Iowa Roberta McIntosh CMrs. Waldon Buchananl, Arthur, Iowa Robert E. Moore, Odebolt, Iowa Peter D. Ohden, Odebolt, Iowa Audrey R. Rabe CMrs. H. Rinehartl, Lake View, Iowa Inis D. Schmidt Leo R. Simon, Odebolt, Iowa IOYV3- Duane G. Smith, Lake View, Iowa Vlfgmla H- J0hUS0I'1, 121 SO- 33rd Sf-, Omaha, Eileen Sommers fMrs. Judson Follittl, RR 3, Nebf- Spencer, Iowa Eleanor C. Kreutz fMrs. James Patonl, 11016 N. Donna Belle Sonichsen tMrs. Fred Sparksl, Ce- 'Maple Ave-, M011'CGbG1l0, Calif. leste, Tex., General Delivery Eighty-th Tee Liga 1I3ea Stauffer, 213 First Ave. E., Flandreau, Celestine F. Veit CMrs. Wayne Seiglerl, Carroll, . . Iowa Arlene J. Stehr CMrs. Robert Sundelll, Wall Mary Ann Vernia CMrs. Harold Larsonl, Wall Lake, Iowa Lake, Iowa Margie Teaquist, 1308 Nebraska St., Sioux City, Russell Wilken, Wall Lake, Iowa owa I Robert D. Thayer, Odebolt, Iowa Robert I. Turner, Hampton, Iowa Paul Veit, Odebolt, Iowa Lucy Lee Wayne tMrs. John Huldeenh, Odebolt, Iowa Stella B. Wulf fMrs. Clarence Carlsonl, Ida Grove, Iowa CLASS OF 1941 Darrell G. Ashley, Friley Hall, Ames, Iowa Joyce V. Babcock, 2827 Washington Ave., Racine, Wisc. Cassel O. Box Virginia Mae Buehler fMrs. Virginia Wisslerl, Room 205, Lyon Hall, Ames, Iowa John Davenport, Galva, Iowa Paul A. Dinges, Odebolt, Iowa Claire L. Draper, Anthon, Iowa Dorothy Jean Ecklund tMrs. Wm. Donovanl, 4168 Benton, Denver 14, Colo. Dean W. Einspahr, 807 Northwestern Ave., Ames, Iowa Carolyn Ekstrom, 'W Mrs. Ed Ekstrom, Kiron, Iowa Verla E. Evans CMrs. Donald F. Maschinol, 233 E. Main St., Cherokee, Iowa Sonia A. Frisk CMrs. Frank Zmakl, 206 Woolsey St., San Francisco, Calif. Mildred M. Godberson tMrs. H. D. Hartselll, 1525 First Ave., S. E., Cedar Rapids, Iowa Bernetta D. Hillman, 3392 South Penn St., Engle- wood, Colo. Darlene Y. Hummel KMrs. Clifford Woodl, Ida Grove, Iowa Helen K. Johnson, Odebolt, Iowa, Box 265 Nellie A. Johnson CMrs. Robert Overstreeth, 6218 Crown Ave., Oakland, Calif. Harvey H. Keller, Schleswig, Iowa Howard H. Konrady, Friley Hall, Box 444, Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa Florence E. Krusentjerna tMrs. W. C. Sidebot- toml, 921-21st St., Greeley, Colo. Arthur R. Kreutz, Clarinda, Iowa Barbara E. Landgraf tMrs. Bernard Faberl, Early, Iowa Jane L. Lindberg, W Fairview Hospital, Minn- eapolis, Minn. Robert Mason, Odebolt, Iowa Barbara M. Mattes fMrs. Robert Masonb, Ode- bolt, Iowa Duane McElravy Elaine McFarland tMrs. L. Grayb, Odebolt, Iowa Donald I. McGonigle, Odebolt, Iowa Howard P. Morgan, 1304 South Norton, Sioux City, Iowa Phyllis Morgan Norman Olberding, Arthur, Iowa Thomas Parsley, 2203 Court St., Sioux City, Iowa Howard Samuelson, Quadrangle Box 42, Univer- sity of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa Mildred M. Schwaller lMrs. William Lindl, Boone, Iowa, R. F. D. 1 Ann E. Stickrod CMrs. Dean Einspahrl, 807 Northwestern Ave., Ames, Iowa George E. Streed, Odebolt, Iowa CLASS OF 1940 Willis Babcock, Odebolt, Iowa Bruce M. Ballard, Radio Room of Highway Pa- trol, Montgomery, Ala. Clement Bauer, 5380 Moffitt Ave., St. Louis 12, Mo. Emily Bauer CMrs. Henry Renzel, Arthur, Iowa Lawrence Bengford, Odebolt, Iowa Madeline K. Bengford KMrs. Madeline'McTasneyJ, Odebolt, Iowa Joseph C. Berkemeir, 1009 Kaine Ave., Albany 6, Calif. Melvin R. Bernhardt, 1900-38 St., Des Moines, Iowa Norma Bird CMrs. Frank Yankovickl, 730 S. Ninth St., Canon City, Colo. Pauline Blum lMrs. Emmet Dublinskel, Odebolt, Iowa Raymond Blum, Schaller, Iowa Orville Bruns, Sac City, Iowa Waldon Buchanan, Arthur, Iowa Earl Buehler, Odebolt, Iowa Wayne Carlson, W Sigurd Carlson, Odebolt, Iowa June Coon lMrs. Carroll Cuthbertsonl, 4226 Kingman Blvd., Des Moines, Iowa Robert L. Cornish, 414 E. 9th St., Trenton, Mo. Stuart Currie, Odebolt, Iowa Berneice Derenfield tMrs. Robert Bettinl, Lake View, Iowa Patricia Duffy CMrs. Edward J. Smithl, Storm Lake, Iowa Wilma Ebsen, 957 Center Rd., N. E. Cedar Rapids, Iowa iiDorothy Eicherly John Ekstrom, Kiron, Iowa Fredric Frevert, Opinion Research Corporation, 98 Jefferson Road, Princeton, N. J. Betty Fuchs Paul Gronemeyer, Odebolt, Iowa Mary Gunderson tMrs. Gene Corrinb, Wall Lake, Iowa Rev. Donald Halboth, 53-13th Ave., N. E. St. Paul 9, Minn. Regina Hanneman, 230 North Michigan, Chicago, Ill. Charles Hanson, Denison, Iowa Irene Hedberg CMrs. Louis Thormaklinl, Box 14, Route 1, Onalaska, Wash. Melvin Hedberg, Ulmer, Iowa Doris Johnson tMrs. Leo Lindbergh, St. Paul, Minn. Rev. Harold Johnson, Greene, Iowa, Pastor of Presbyterian Church Howard Johnson, 635 Friley Hall, Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa Arwanna Kropf KMrs. Charles Hansonb, Denison, Iowa Lloyd Lindstrom, Odebolt, Iowa Robert Linman, Odebolt, Iowa John McTasney Marianne 'McWilliams, 5880 Lemon Ave., Long Beach, Calif. Merle Nagel, Odebolt, Iowa Florence Neville lMrs. Raymond Messerl, Ar- thur, Iowa Marie Ohden, Odebolt, Iowa Maxine Parcel Eighty-four Virginia D. Peterson CMrs. V. D. Pilloudl, Sac City, Iowa Fr. Anthony Pudenz, Sacred Heart Monastery, Hales Corner, Wisc. Jean Schramm FMrs. Robert Brostadl, Linn Grove, Iowa ' Nona Mae L. Schroeder, Wall Lake, Iowa 'Joseph L. Simon Helen L. Smith tMrs. Charles Luskl, 654 W. 107th St., Los Angeles 44, Calif. Jack R. Stickrod, Wall Lake, Iowa Robert L. Story, Odebolt, Iowa Robert A. Sundell, Odebolt, Iowa Ruth J. Teaquist CMrs. Gene Hulll, 17 Silver Road, W Kate's, Everrett 49, Mass. Merle J. Vernia, 2583 Pinkney St., Omaha, Nebr. Lucille Wollesen CMrs. Bill Clevelandl, Lake View, Iowa Dorothy M. Ziegmann, Wall Lake, Iowa CLASS OF 1939 Marie R. Bengford iMrs. Pernell Snyderl, Sac City, Iowa Darlene R. Blum, 1516 North Penn Ave., Indian- apolis 2, Ind. Shirley Boerner CMrs. Wayne Andersonl, Kiron, Iowa Paul A. Bye, Blencoe, Iowa Donald Cranston, Odebolt, Iowa Robert J. Dinges, Odebolt, Iowa Leone M. Dinges CMrs. Neil Rifel, 926 Orchard Drive, Inglewood, Calif. Shirley,Eckman CMrs. Arne Hardl, 410 Frank- lyn Apt., Des Moines, Iowa William Frey, Odebolt, Iowa Eleanor George Mary Agnes Glass fMrs. Morris Hakerl, Carroll, Iowa Lyle Gronemeyer, Odebolt, Iowa Henry L. Hanson, 3718 First St., Minneapolis, Minn. Kathleen Landgraf fMrs. Urban Determannl, Early, Iowa Margaret V. Linden tMrs. Ray Larsonl, Deloit, Iowa Wesley Lindskoog, 2235 Selby Ave., Los Angeles 25, Calif. Wayne Linman, Deloit, Iowa Harold McFarland, Odebolt, Iowa Florence McFarland fMrs. Willianm Freyl, Ode- bolt, Iowa Kendall Muckey, Box 106, Mountain View, Alaska Martha Mullan CMrs. R. A. Kenellyl, 5th West Burlington, Iowa City, Iowa Grace Neville CMrs. Roy Parrl, Ida Grove, Iowa Glenn E. Peterson, Kiron, Iowa Bob Rector, Odebolt, Iowa Norma B. Schultz John D. Selby, 71 Reber St., Albany 5, N. Y. Kermit Siebrecht, Rt. 3, Box 55, Odebolt, Iowa Joyce M. Slechta CMrs. James Seignorl, R. F. D. 1, Vail, Iowa Rtith Stickrod fMrs. Lyle Gronemeyerl, Odebolt, owa Arlene Stoneberg iMrs. Morris G. Jonesl, 12265 W. 163 St., Gardenia, Calif. Darnell E. Vernia, Britt, Iowa Carol M. Wagner CMrs. Harley Bruckerl, Sac CLASS OF 1938 Ida Mae Ackerson iMrs. Kenneth Dyerl, 609 Sunstree St., Marshalltown, Iowa Kenneth G. Ahrenholtz, Hornick, Iowa Waunita F. Anderson iMrs. D. E. Morganl, 299 Oswald St., Woodburn, Ore. Winona F. Anderson iMrs. R. L. Wartingerl, 2- Catania Place, Dayton 4, Ohio 'Gerald R. Bauer Leona M. Bauer tMrs. Harlan Wilckel, Ida Grove, Iowa Donald R. Bernhardt, 1337-24 St., Des Moines, Iowa Virginia A. Brockman, 1670 Albion St., Denver, Colo. Katherine L. Bryant iMrs. Russell Lippell, Belt, Mont. Genevieve D. Carlberg CMrs. Russell Blackl, 738 Ohio St., Lawrence, Kans. Mary Ann Cook CMrs. George Jenkinsl, Sac City, Iowa Robert E. Dannenberg, Odebolt, Iowa Jean M. Davenport tMrs. R. C. Christensenl, 61.. E. 10th St., Loveland, Colo. Norman G. Ecklund, 828 Buchanan St., Des Moines, Iowa John E. Einspahr, Wayzata, Minn., Route 3 Donald Ellis 'Harold H. Fox Alva Frisk 0Mrs. Paul Makesl, 2514 Champa St., Denver 5, Colo. Leo E. Geyer, Storm Lake, Iowa Anna L. Gunderson CMrs. Lavern Rolll, Odebo Iowa Clarence Gute, 1933 S. Alice St., Sioux City, Iowa James F. Harrison, 2925 A. Jackson St., San Francisco, Calif. tLois K. Hendricksen Robert M. Hess, Odebolt, Iowa Arlene Huldeen CMrs. R. E. Hutchinsonl, 3055 Garfield, Denver 5, Colo. Alvon Johnson Wayne Kutz, Odebolt, Iowa Dorothy E. Linden CMrs. Rhule Jenkinsl, Arthur, Iowa Virginia Lindskoog iMrs. Melvin Schmidtl, Arthur, Iowa Warren Lundell, 5120-3rd Ave. North, Denison, Iowa Elsie McAmis, Galva, Iowa Jean McCorkindale, Storm Lake, Iowa Fay 'McGonigle, Odebolt, Iowa Darrell Miller, 979 North Church St., Rockford, Ill. Robert Olson, 1020 North 5th St., Burlington, Iowa Hazel Pearson iMrs. Leonard Millerl, Spicer, Minn. Doris Paulson fMrs. T. A. Greenl, Boyer, Iowa Melvin Rabe, Odebolt, Iowa Grace Reuber, 608-12th St., Des Moines 9, Iowa Myrtle Richardson tMrs. 'Donald Mandernachl, Odebolt, Iowa Arthur Schmidt Miriam Siebrecht tMrs. Wayne Boernerl, Ode- bolt, Iowa Donna Sonksen fMrs. Edward Leganl, 1616 N Delaware Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. City, Iowa Donald Stickrod Margie M. Zadow CMrs. Gordon Ehlersl, Albert Patricia Traeder iMrs. Vern Barnhousel, Route City, Iowa 1, Dexter, Iowa Eighty-five CLASS OF 1937 Carrol Anderson Emma M. Anderson, Boyer, Iowa Irene E. Anderson CMrs. Lake Olsonl, Boyer, Iowa Corinne Bauer iMrs. 'Marlin Stonel Winifred R. Bird, Sac City, Iowa Katherine Blumgren tMrs. J. Hiram Hogbergl, 1032 Simmons Ave., Los Angeles 22, Calif. Harley Brucker, Sac City, Iowa Phyllis Cranston CMrs. Eddie Bengfordl, Odebolt, Iowa Mathilda Delaney, Spencer, Iowa Donald Eckman, 5900 W. Valley Forge Drive, Milwaukee, Wise. Gwynn Ellis GMrs. L. F. Nelsonl, Odebolt, Iowa Dorothy Engstrom tMrs. Jake Ohdenl, Odebolt, Iowa Grace Frevert lMrs. Ray Hertzl, 2506 Harvey Ave., Dayton 9, Ohio La 'Morn Gehring tMrs. Edward Kruppl, West Side, Iowa Helen Marie Godberson CMrs. Donald Mentzerl, Schaller, Iowa Leona Hansen, Schaller, Iowa Elmira Hazelhoff iMrs. Bill Morkinl, Odebolt, Iowa Dorothy Higby, Odebolt, Iowa iDonald Huebner Laverne Marion Johnson, Kiron, Iowa John Paul Jones Madeline Kennedy, Odebolt, Iowa i'Delbert Lewis Lois McAmis, Galva, Iowa Cloid 'Miller Bonita Nelson CMrs. Ralph Boernerl, Odebol., Iowa, Rt. 1 Ray Olson, 621 South 9th St., Sac City, Iowa Gladys Rector, Casco, Wisc. William D. Rector, Odebolt, Iowa Barbara Gretchen Reis tMrs. George L. Barnes, Jr.J, 26 Elsmere Blvd., Wilmington, Dela. Dorothy Reuber CMrs. Dorothy Higbyl, Odebolt, Iowa Ruth C. Samuelson, 1110 Southeast Fifth St., Minneapolis, Minn. Hilbert Schroeder, Wall Lake, Iowa James Sommers, Spencer, Iowa Delmar Vernia, Odebolt, Iowa 'iEdward Walters Walter Ziegmann, Odebolt, Iowa Florence Wegner CMrs. William P. Hartgen- bushl, 615 N. Pacific, Oceanside, Calif. CLASS OF 1936 LeRoy Ackerson, 214 N. 11th Ave., Marshall- town, Iowa Elsa K. Anderson CMrs. Earl Diersonl, Kiron, Iowa Dorothy C. Baker C'Mrs. James N. Foxl, 210 Highland Apt. B1, Detroit 3, Mich. 'iHarry W. Briggle Hazel Buchanan iMrs. Ray Olsonl, 621 S. 9th St., Sac City, Iowa Floyd D. Buehler, Odebolt, Iowa James R. Carlson, 4607 Pinecrest Drive, Foun- tain City, Tenn. Edith J. Corrin iMrs. Russell Bruckerl, Odebolt, owa Margaret J. Currie QMrs. Emil Hargens, Jr.J, Iowa Marjorie I. Evans tMrs. Martin Wandryl, 607 S. 15th St., La Crosse, Wisc. Helen M. Fluehr CMrs. Earl Bettinl, Early, Iowa, R. F. D. 1 Dorothy J. Goetsch CMrs. Ben Hienyl Burley E. Grove, Arthur, Iowa Sidney W. Gustafson, 928 East 6th St., Daven- port, Iowa Alfred H. Gute, Box 215, Carroll, Iowa Ruth M. Hansen tMrs. Orville Ericksonl, Wall Lake, Iowa Alice V. Hanson CMrs. Bob Hemphilll, Odebolt, Iowa Lucille Hanson CMrs. J. H. Harrisl, 1208-37th St. Court, Moline, Ill. Leonard C. Hoefling, Odebolt, Iowa Lois C. Huglin, 121 N. New Hampshire, Los An- geles 4, Calif. Conwell W. Johnson, Friley Hall, Box 437, Ames, Iowa LeRoy W. Johnson, Kiron, Iowa Lowell Konrady, Odebolt, Iowa Dorothy M. Landgraf KMrs. Raymond Blassl, Early, Iowa Marion F. Larson tMrs. Robert Phillipsl, 1.59 Harvard Ave., Menlo Park, Calif. Wayne B. Linkskoog, Odebolt, Iowa Jeannette Lindstrom tMrs. Merle Nagell, Ode- bolt, Iowa Phyllis M. Luft CMrs. LeRoy Husengal, Odebolt, Iowa Philip Arthur Lunblad, Nora Springs, Iowa Francis A. Mehrhoff, Odebolt, Iowa Dorothy M. Morey tMrs. Roland Geyerl, Odebolt, Iowa Velva C. Neville CMrs. Floyd Danielsonl, Kiron, Iowa Naomi Paulson, 3642 Alcott St., Denver, Colo. Gladys E. Prestin iMrs. George Bloyerl, Odey bolt, Iowa Francis M. Runkle CMrs. Alvin Tisthammerl, Storm Lake, Iowa Raymond Smith, 2820 Missouri St., Shreveport, La. Marjorie Sommers fMrs. Warren Heikensl, Spencer, Iowa Wesley C. Stickrod, Odebolt, Iowa Everett G. Stoneberg, Odebolt, Iowa Marion M. Sundell fMrs. Robert Farbesl Irene P. Waldemer CMrs. Ray Rideoutl, Oxley, Mo. CLASS 0F 1935 Clifford Blum, Early, Iowa Josephine Blumgren iMrs. Hans Hartll, Box 367, Cashmere, Wash. Frances Carlson fMrs. William A. Sandbergl, Odebolt, Iowa Ruth L. Dannenberg iMrs. Harold Boneyl, Sac City, Iowa Thomas R. Down, Odebolt, Iowa Margaret Ellis, 120 S. 35 St., Omaha 3, Nebr. David Filer, 2110-7th Ave. North, Fort Dodge, Iowa Irene Fineran fMrs. Everett Halbothl, Boyer, Iowa Henry Frevert, 2702-56th St., Des Moines, Iowa Florence Fuchs CMrs. Vincent Kellyl, Anita, Iowa Elaine Ecklund, 826 Buchanan, Des Moines 16, Marjorie Godberson f'Mrs. Bernie Thayerl, Ode- Ida Grove, Iowa b01t,I0Wa Eighty-six Dorothy Gustafson tMrs. Clarence Godbersonl, Odebolt, Iowa Edwin Higby Joyce Hubbard fMrs. Paul Jonesl, 1918 Fremont, Cedar Falls, Iowa Rev. Floyd Johnson, 128 Hart Ave, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Lois Jones lMrs. Stan Mouldingl, 617 W. Slate St., Geneva, Ill. Marjorie Kennedy tMrs. Paul Porterl, 14 South 2nd St., St. Charles, Ill. Evelyn Kullberg CMrs. Eric Kochi, Boyer, Iowa LeRoy Lundblad, Odebolt, Iowa David Maples, Odebolt, Iowa Charles La Don McDonough, Schaller, Iowa Dennis Peterson, Quimby, Iowa Kenneth Peterson, Kiron, Iowa Vera Rabe tMrs. Vern McDonoughJ, Odebolt, Iowa Kathleen Ratigan CMrs. George Dingesh, Ode- bolt, Iowa Sue Alice Rector KMrs. Phayne Heathmanl, Plover, Iowa Margaret Shanks fMrs. James Scharkeyl, Ar- thur, Iowa Maurice Siebrecht, Schaller, Iowa Ferne Sonksen 0Mrs. Gene Schomerl, Odebolt, Iowa V Charles Waldron Ellen Wangler, Kiron, Iowa Laura Wangler, Kiron, Iowa Leland Weitzel, Odebolt, Iowa Veronica Wetstein Charles Wood John Ziegman, Odebolt, Iowa CLASS OF 1934 Roscoe Anderson, Kiron, Iowa Wayne B. Anderson, Kiron, Iowa Jogn Anton Anthe, 23507 Mercer St., Pacoima, alif. Marjorie E. Bernhardt tMrs. Harry Bachman, Jr.J, 4141 E. 19 Ave., Denver 7, Colo. Maxine Briggle tMrs. Robert Summervillel, Bat- tle Creek, Iowa Aileen Buehler tMrs. Aileen Casseyl, 11022 S. Budlong, Los Angeles 44, Calif. George Buehler, Ida Grove, Iowa Curtis Carlson, Kiron, Iowa Dorothy C. Carlson CMrs. Robert Girvanl, Ode- bolt, Iowa Mary Bernadyne Cook tMrs. Ralph Kellyl, Wal Lake, Iowa Dora Cornish fMrs. W. J. Sahll, 5724 W. 36 St., Minneapolis, Minn. Alice Cranston tMrs. Ambrose Snyderl, Odebolt, owa Eleanor Dahlstrom CMrs. James Patonl, 110W North Maple Ave., Montebello, Calif. Ruth Mae Fleming Genevieve Freese tMrs. Harry Godbersonl, Ode- bolt, Iowa Elenore Fuchs fMrs. Ivan Prussb, O'Neill, Nebr. Lois Goreham tMrs. Emery L. Smithb, Wall Lake, Iowa Charles Grove, Schaller, Iowa Ferne Halboth fMrs. E. W. Neiderfronkh, 4275 Cass St., San Diego 9, Calif. Dorothy Hanson tMrs. Herman L. Klemeruidl Agnes Jones fMrs. Rudy Untiedtl Dorothy Mae Lindberg, 2711 Lincoln Way, Apt. 322, Ames, Iowa Doris Lindquist CMrs. Randall Johnsonl, Kiron, Iowa Norma E. Lohrman Lloyd E. Lundblad, Odebolt, Iowa Lake Olson, Boyer, Iowa Howard Purdy, Carnavon, Iowa Viola Rhule t'Mrs. John Siversl, 507 W. Boston, Indianola, Iowa Ralph Snow, 16903 Cheyenne St., Detroit, Mich. Bernice Stickrod iMrs. Harry Cookl, Wall Lake, Iowa August Sundell, Odebolt, Iowa John Wagner, Lake View, Iowa CLASS OF 1933 Geneva Brockman, 1670 Albion St., Denver, Colo. Ellen Buehler tMrs. Merle Quirkl, Odebolt, Iowa Olive Buehler KMrs. V. Bennuml, 1600 Des Moines St., Des Moines, Iowa Darline Cranston tMrs. V. M. Nitzkel, 407 Cine- sed, Storm Lake, Iowa Elaine Dannenberg KMrs. Elwin Raaschl, Odebolt, Iowa tMae Davis Donald Erickson, 3466 Cloverdale, Los Angeles, Calif. Elaine Erickson tMrs. Lawrence Fahloergl, 5411 Zelzah Ave., Encino, Calif. Georgia Frey tMrs. Wilfred Stonel, 3105 E. Ind. St., Des Moines, Iowa Amber Fuchs lMrs. Melvin Snyderl, Early, Iowa, R. F. D. 1 Eleanor Godberson CMrs. Arling Petersonl, Aur- elia, Iowa Elving Gustafson Virginia Hanson CMrs. Victor Dolmyerl, 7516 S. Ridgeland, Chicago 49, Ill. Dorothy Jones, QC Mrs. Ida Jones, 617 West State St., Geneva, Ill. Eleanor Korneisel CMrs. Dale Ellisl, 2412 Lake- port Road, Sioux City, Iowa Isabelle Lindskoog tMrs. Curtis Carlsonl, Kiron, Iowa Ella Kullberg CMrs. LeRoy Johnsonl, Boyer, Iowa Evangeline Linman tMrs. Dick Carstensonl, Ode- bolt, Iowa Robert McGonigle, 618 Maple Ave., Muscatine, Iowa Howard Noyd, 148 Sussex Way, Fresno, Calif. Merle Quirk, Odebolt, Iowa Marjorie Rabe tMrs. Robert Buehlerl, Odebolt, Iowa Page Rector, Odebolt, Iowa Lorraine Reis CMrs. Carl Haiglerl, 4452 N. Wood- burn, Milwaukee 11, Wisc. Raymond Reis, Sunset Village 66, Cedar Falls, Iowa Agnes Schmitz CMrs. Larry Grayl, 1186 E. Ninth St., Long Beach 13, Calif. Hugo Schmitz, 731 North Ewing St., Apt. 16, Dallas 8, Tex. Amos Wagner, Odebolt, Iowa Theresa Ziegman t'Mrs. Alvin Reisingl, Odebolt, Iowa CLASS OF 1932 Lawrence Anderson, Floyd, Iowa Wayne Boerner, Odebolt, Iowa Mary Josephine Conquist lMrs. Otto Bremhorstl, 219-58 St., Des Moines, Iowa . Eighty-seven Dorothy Coy fMrs. Jerry Bettsl, R. 1, Box 142 B, Simi, Calif. Keith Cranston, 6th 8: Huddleston, Leland, Miss. Richard Frevert, 259 Hyland St., Ames, lowa William Elmo Hart, 1624Vg-15 Ave., Seattle, Wash. Velma Hartsell tMrs. Norwood Zehnerl, West Des Moines, Iowa, Rt. 1 Karin Henrickson tMrs. Lloyd Gottbergl, Ode- bolt, Iowa Leone Bernice Johnson Randal Johnson, Kiron, Iowa Veronica Jones t'Mrs. Marvin Roederb, Arthur, Iowa Hubert Krahl, 415 Boone St., Boone, Iowa Eunice Lindstrom CMrs. Bob McGonigleJ, 613 Maple Ave., Muscatine, Iowa 'iMarjorie Lundell Leila Moad tMrs. Delphin Kolbb, Ida Grove, lowa Margaret 'Morgan Clyde R. McDonough, Schaller, Iowa Amy Paul CMrs. Marvin Mauerl, Odebolt, Iowa Margaret Paulson tMrs. R. N. Ackermannl, 2959 5th St., Boulder, Colo. Myrtle Prestin, 417 First St., 'Mason City, Iowa Marvon Stock, Odebolt, Iowa Carroll Stoneberg, Odebolt, Iowa James Umbarger, Richardson, Tex. Barbara Ziegman CMrs. Ray Engell, Wall Lake Iowa CLASS OF 1931 Cyrilla Anderson, 76 Adams Ave. W., Detroit 26, Mich. Roland Anderson, Kiron, Iowa Vione Bauer, 3224 Colby St., Everett, Wash. Flora Buehler tMrs. Raymond Vossl, Schaller, Iowa Franklin Buehler, 205 Oak St., Elmhurst, Ill. George Dinges, Odebolt, Iowa Edward Gunderson, Odebolt, Iowa Edward Hart, 1328 Terminal Tower, Cleveland 13, Ohio Howard Henrich, Odebolt, Iowa Eleanor Kessler tMrs. Lester Schwabh, Schaller, Iowa Helen Kullberg lMrs. Thure Johnsonl, Arthur, Iowa John Dudley Walter Lundblad, Odebolt, Iowa Florence Mandernach fMrs. Albert Herrigl, Ode- bolt, Iowa Jane Marvin CMrs. Howard Leonardl, Odebolt, Iowa Dorothy Nellist fMrs. Henry Turnerl, Route 1, State Road, Box 561, Aurora, Ill. Helen Olson, 3703 Georgia St., San Diego, Calif Elizabeth Paul CMrs. S. J. Kemperl, 907-17th Ave., Long View, Wash. Russell Reik, Odebolt, Iowa Aurel Rhule CMrs. R. L. Morganl, San Puerto Rico Dorothy Roeder fMrs. Leo Drillingl, Lake View, Iowa Juan, Florence Cook tMrs. Robert Beischl, Wall Lake, Iowa George Cowlham, Odebolt, Iowa tKenneth Cranston Arvid Dahlstrom, Box 265, Falls Church, Va. Lois Dannenberg fMrs. Willard Lindenl, Kiron, Iowa Mamie Gonnerman, Sac City, Iowa Marvin Hansen, Odebolt, Iowa Doris Hanson tMrs. Kermit Johnsonl, Odebolt, Iowa Warren Hanson, Odebolt, Iowa Irene Hard KMrs. Irene Carlsonl, 1131-28 St., Des Moines, Iowa Louise Hix, 677-16th St., Des Moines, Iowa Alvene Koch fMrs. Louis Bennettb, Schaller, Iowa Vivian Libby iMrs. A. R. Jacobsonl, Satsop, Wash. Thelma Paul tMrs. Marvin Sonksenl, Odebolt, Iowa Edward Quirk, Box 251, Corrigan, Tex. Dorothy Raasch CMrs. Emmett Buehlerb, Ode- bolt, Iowa Maj. R. Garnett Rector Edmund Schmitz, 4612 Hanover Ave., Richmond 21, Va. James R. Smith, 1120 Esperson Building, Hous- ton, Tex. Helen Stickrod CMrs. Russell Petersl, Odebolt, Iowa Bernard Thies, Arthur, Iowa Veronica Woeck CLASS OF 1929 Frank Bauer, W Vione Bauer, 3224 Colby St., Everett, Wash. Edna Berg tlvlrs. Kenneth Johnsonl, Kiron, Iowa Elsie Bergman iMrs. Larry Rognebyl, Y15-5111 Ave., North, Seattle, Wash. Isabelle Bergman tMrs. Niles Meltesenl, Ode- bolt, Iowa Gladyce Carlson t'Mrs. Marvin Hansenh, Odebolt, Iowa Hazel Carlson tMrs. Harry Sommersl, Odebolt, Iowa Lorraine Carlson KMrs. Joe Magnusonb, Arthur, Iowa Bernard Clark Lorraine Erickson KMrs. Clifford Sandersl, 6614 Malabar, Huntington Park, Calif. Velma Friday lMrs. Russell Voldingl, Marathon, Iowa Martha Fuchs CMrs. Martha Koppl, Anita, Iowa Gertrude Goreham fMrs. Lyle Pauli, Odebolt, Iowa Mildred Goreham, Odebolt, Iowa Myrtle Gottberg CMrs. Enoch Lundbladl, Kiron, Iowa Dorothy Hansen CMrs. Lawrence Oxendalel, Wall Lake, Iowa U Elizabeth Haughie, 308 West South St., Salma, Kans. Elizabeth Huglin CMrs. Jack Dyerl, 2522-33rd Alice Sleight CMrs. Alice Maurerb, Odebolt, Iowa St., Des Moines, Iowa Wayne Stratton, Odebolt, Iowa Hazel Jones, in 'Mrs. Ida C. Jones, 617 West Elsie Wolfram State St., Geneva, Ill. CLASS OF 1930 Helen Konrady, 1922 Locust St., Omaha, Nebr. LeRoy Anderson, Baylor Medical College, Hous- tEloise Korneisel ton, Tex. Fred R. Libby, Stinson Homes, San Antonio, Tex. Ione Bergman CMrs. Ione Seaburgb, 3135 Park Arthur Loeck Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Mary McCorkindale tMrs. Byron Swainl, Pisgah, Ferne Buehler fMrs. Ray Johnsonb, Kiron, Iowa Iowa Eighty-eight Blanche Miller Carla Nelson tMrs. G. W. Wallettl, 1801-61st St., Des Moines 10, Iowa Duane Paul, 707 North Oak St., Falls Church, Va. Helen Pearson KMrs. Joe Englel, Wilmar, Minn. Sydney Peterson, Schaller, Iowa Fay Purdy, 401 E. State St., Marshalltown, Iowa Wayne Rabe, Lake View, Iowa Bertha Schultz CMrs. B. C. Davisl, 2021 Q05 Ave., National City, Calif. Helen Wagner CMrs. Robert Griffinl, Clinton, Iowa Emma Worden fMrs. 19th St., Vancouver, Wash. CLASS OF 1928 Bernice Bauer CMrs. Leslie Breteyl, Arion, Iowa Elsie Dahlstrom tMrs. William Lawson I-lumel, 1468 Beverwil Drive, Los Angeles, Calif. Olive Danielson, Kiron, Iowa Lawrence Dannenberg, Storm Lake, Iowa, Box 515 Amos Salmonl, 2805 East Helen Down CMrs. J. R. Carlsonl, LeClaire Hotel, Moline, Ill. Bernice Hotchkiss, Santa Rosa Junior College of Nursing, 3325 Chanute Road, Santa Rosa, Calif. Dorothy Kistler iMrs. Jess Purdyl, Odebolt, Iowa Harriet Lindskoog iMrs. Earl Tubbsl, Dows, Iowa Francis McCorkindale, Odebolt, Iowa Opal McIntosh Floyd Messer, Ida Grove, Iowa Hilma Olson fM'rs. John Siebrechtl, Odebolt, Iowa Esther Olson, Schaller, Iowa Ethel Olson tMrs. Allan Brownl, 3922 South 69.l. St., Green Field, Wis. Evelyn Perry f'Mrs. Milo Pedersonl, 111 W. First St., Storm Lake, Iowa Elsie Peterson fMrs. L. C. Lynnl, 2127 N. Cas- cade, Colorado Springs, Colo. Fern Purdy tMrs. August Salmonsonl, Odebolt, Iowa Helen Reis CMrs. Lyle Cresseyl, 1829 Woodfill Way, Louisville, Ky. Lola Sonksen iMrs. Milton Paull, Traer, Iowa Louis Thies, Odebolt, Iowa Alice Umbarger CMrs. D. Dean Robinsonl, 1238 Harvard St., Houston, Tex. Raymond Voss, Schaller, Iowa CLASS OF 1927 iiFerne Ahrenholtz Lillian Brockman, 1670 Albion St., Denver, Colo. Katherine Buehler KMrs. Katherine Fordl, 66072 Hereford Drive, East Los Angeles, Calif. Mary Buehler CMrs. Harold Hoeflingl, Odebolt, Iowa Marjorie Caine Henry Dahlquist, Omak, Wash. Halen Dannenberg tMrs. Almer Noydl, Odebolt, owa Melvin Dannenberg, Storm Lake, Iowa Florence Dinges, Carroll, Iowa Elaine Fox CMrs. Edward Rhodesl, Eddie's Gro- cery Store, Cedar Falls, Iowa Eva Gunderson fMrs. Leonard Einspahrl, Ode- bolt, Iowa - Marion Hix, Odebolt, Iowa Ribecca Hannel CMrs. Bert Carlbergl, Galva, owa Frances Hart KMrs. John Bushnelll, 2307 Jack- son St., Sioux City 18, Iowa Leona Henrich tMrs. Vincent Birdl, Odebolt, Iowa Maurice Jones Florence Kellog CMrs. Florence Davisl, Yale, Iowa Walter Kessler, Odebolt, Iowa Mabel Larson, Schaller, Iowa Willard Larson, T!Sgt. W. E. Larson R. P. 37037773-199th Finance Disbursing Sect., APO 957 'W P. M., San Francisco, Calif. Helen Mauer CMrs. Norman Oxendalel, Wall Lake, Iowa Margaret McDonough CMrs. Clarence Helmingl, Schaller, Iowa Lucille Nitzsche tMrs. Ray Downingl, Salix, Iowa Wilber Olson Arloe Paul, 324 Farmer St., Syracuse, N. Y. Godfrey Peterson, Alpine Pass, Ark. Alice Reynolds, Primgahr, Iowa Erna Rhule CMrs. W. A. Brooke? Evelyn Roose tMrs. A. C. Hylingerl, Denver, Colo. William Schmitz, 2932 Aldrich Ave. South, Minn- eapolis, 'Minn. Beatrice Strieby, 2805 Cottage Grove, Des Moines, Iowa Clarence Taylor, Lieut. C. L. Taylor, 019336, Office of Surgeon, B. P. E. APO 69, New York, N . Y. Veronica Thies iMrs. Ed Dingesl, 1528-19th St., Des Moines 14, Iowa Marie Waggoner tMrs. Francis McDermottl, 2539 Seabright Ave., Long Beach 6, Calif. Alice Wagner lMrs. Ted Griffinl, 2115 Ferry St., La Crosse, Wisc. Mavis Wardell iMrs. John Cooperl, 412: N. Ba- tavia Ave., Batavia, Ill. Vera Worden fMrs. Laverne Fertigl, Wall Lake, Iowa CLASS OF 1926 Hazel Ahlberg iMrs. W. L. Myersl, 4227 Mere- dith Ave., Omaha 11, Nebr. Robert Buehler, Odebolt, Iowa Lloyd J. Carlson, 3636 Alexander Ave., Shreve- port, La., Engineer, Station KENT Vivian Christie KMrs. Lea Waggonerl, Arthur, Iowa Clarence Cornish, Box 402, Ortonville, Minn. Theodore Crum Florence Down, 1041 Pleasant St., Oak Park, Ill. Oliver Ellis, Storm Lake, Iowa Rev. Kenneth L. Engstrom, Gwinner, N. D. Gertrude Hanson Kathleen Hanson lMrs. Edgar Racinel, 20592 Cass, Mount Clemmens, Mich. Gertrude Henrich fMrs. Nick F. Thiesl, Odebolt, Iowa William Haughie, Redwood Falls, Minn. Dorothy Hoefling tMrs.'Elmer Maymonl, Schal- ler, Iowa Frances Kistler CMrs. Roger C. Nelsonl, R. F. D., Clear Lake, Iowa Edward Korneisel, Odebolt, Iowa Willard F. Linden, Odebolt, Iowa Alice Lundblad CMrs. Jim Lawsonl, 203 4th Ave. West, Spencer, Iowa Helen Martin, 306 Hill St., Darlington, Wisc. Howard McDonough, Route 1, Odebolt, Iowa Evelyn McIntosh Almer Noyd, Odebolt, Iowa Eighty-nine Manie Nunemaker tMrs. P. Cliffordl, 1055 Clark- son St., Denver 3, Colo. Myrtle Paul CMrs. Alden Fineranl, Corsica, S. D. Ellen Pearson CMrs. Harold Lundelll, Kiron, Iowa Esther Pearson lMrs. Harold Johnsonl, Odebolt, Iowa Exielyn Reik fMrs. Vern McFarlandl, Odebolt, owa Joxhfn G. Reis, 225 No. Hillside Terrace, Madison, 1sc. Arnold Schrooten, Odebolt, Iowa Myrtle Taylor CMrs. Walter Schultzl, Ricketts, owa Howard Teaquist, Odebolt, Iowa Lea A. Waggoner, Arthur, Iowa CLASS OF 1925 Leone Bartlett tMrs. Lamont Hustonl, Early, Iowa Myron Bruning, 4017 Aldrich Ave., South, Minn- eapolis, Minn. Ruth Buehler CMrs. Darwin Wagnerl, Sac City, Iowa Stephen Caine Ferne Carlson tMrs. Don Flaterl, 16 South Washington, Denver, Colo. Inez Collenbaugh lMrs. Vernon Buehlerl, Schal- ler, Iowa Irma Cornish fMrs. K. B. Cunardl, 242 West Center, Hynes, Calif. Lillian Dahlstrom KMrs. Edmund Lundelll, Kiron, Iowa Rufus Fuchs Pearl Hoefling CMrs. Harry Howardl, Odeboll, Iowa Mary Hotchkiss iMrs. Oscar Elsel, Ida Grove. Iowa Floyd Kallmer, Storm Lake, Iowa Leone Kessler, 10th and Victoria, Harlan, Iowa Sadie Konradi CMrs. James I-Iopkinsl, Ida Grove, Iowa Helen Krusentjerna LMrs. P. E. Tremanl, Ode- bolt, Iowa Wallace Larson, Odebolt, Iowa Howard Level, Denison, Iowa Evelyn Lovene i'iCarl Lundblad Lucille Meyer Burdette Nelson fMrs. Fred I. Nortonl, 2624 Browne St., Omaha 11, Nebr. Dorothy Nelson CMrs. Charles Potteigerl, 3182 Ames Ave., Omaha, Nebr. Gladys Paul fMrs. D. E. Wrightl, 4545 N. E. 40th Ave., Portland 11, Ore. Elsie Purdy CMrs. Albert Hansonl, Odebolt, Iowa Leo Schmitz, 1331 Third St., Wausau, Wisc. Dcgofthy Story iMrs. Ben Clark, Jr.l, Longmont, 'o o. Frank Thies, Odebolt, Iowa, Route 1 Ferne Waggoner tMrs. Wallace Larsonl, Ode- bolt, Iowa CLASS 0F 1924 Slater Brockman, Early, Iowa Mildred Bruning CMrs. 'Mildred McCrayl, 103 S. Governor St., Iowa City, Iowa Gladys Carlson tMrs. Edwin Kluckhohnl, Galva, Iowa Clement Dinges, Emmetsburg, Iowa Charles Down, 410 South East Ave., Le Mars, Iowa Paul Fox, Odebolt, Iowa Anna Frey CMrs. O. R. Wesselsl, 832 Ackerman, Syracuse 10, N. Y. Charlotte Goreham tMrs. Leonard Kuhll, Heron Lake, Minn. Paul Gunderson, Lake Park, Iowa Lonny Hostetter tMrs. Pat Vogtl, Albion, Nebr. Marie Korneisel tMrs. Vernie Nordeenl, 410 Franklin Ave., Des Moines, Iowa Maurice Krusenstjerna, Odebolt, Iowa Orin LaGrange, Early, Iowa Etoile Paul KMrs. L. E. Ulvestadl, 147 1-Ialstcd St., East Orange, N. J. Winnie Paul iMrs. James Scanlonl, Odebolt, Iowa Louis Reis, 115 South 34th St., Omaha, Nebr. Josephine Schmitz CMrs. Earle Zimmermanl, Odebolt, Iowa Alvina Schrarnrn CMrs. O. G. LaGrangeJ, Early, Iowa Christine Wilken CMrs. Art Sundquistl, 4530 Perry Way, Sioux City, Iowa ' CLASS OF 1923 Mvrtle Ballard CMrs. E. Jennings Bergl, Odebolt, Iowa Helen Berg, Odebolt, Iowa Laura Collenbaugh tMrs. Howard Bramsonl, 1091 Gardenia Ave., Long Beach, Calif. Clifford Cornish, 323 G. St., Shula Vista, Calif. Anna Dahlquist CMrs. Anna Hartl, Omak, Wash. J. Dee Ellis, 411-A Reed St., Red Oak, Iowa Dorothy Down, 300 South Greenwich, Austin, Minn. Eugene Fox, Blue Earth, Minn. Leslie Freese, Sac City, Iowa Eunice Glad CMrs. Herbert Gronaul Pierce Gunderson, Odebolt, Iowa George Hix, Odebolt, Iowa Armyn Huglin iMrs. Karleton Crainl, Lincoln, St., West Lafayette, Ind. Gladys Kistler, Box 84, Storm Lake, Iowa Alvin Krusenstjerna, Odebolt, Iowa James Level, Seattle, Wash. Esther Little 0Mrs. H. W. Hicksl, 310 North Dequceney St., Indianapolis, Ind. Richard Linden, Kiron, Iowa Mae Mandernach fMrs. Mae Crawfordl, Onawa, Iowa Rachael McWilliams fMrs. Selwin D. Gravesl, 2559 South Franklin St., Denver, Colo. Verne Nordeen, 410 Franklin Ave., Des Moines, Iowa Grace Norelius CMrs. M. Lundelll, Kiron, Iowa Hilma Olson iMrs. Eugene Fertigl, Odebolt, Iowa Catherine Potteiger, 3160-2nd Blvd., Apt. 307, Detroit 1, Mich. Harold Rafftery, 1043 Coronado Ave., Apt. 12, Long Beach, Calif. Jessie Rice CMrs. Luther Stockl, Early, Iowa Ruth Schrooten KMrs. Walter Salmonsonl, Kiron, Iowa Jess Purdy, Odebolt, Iowa Veryl Paul, 2518 'Myrtle St., Sioux City, Iowa CLASS OF 1922 Paul Barkley, Ankeny, Iowa Emmett Buehler, Odebolt, Iowa Gladys Buehler CMrs. Cecil Nicholsl, Chicago, Ill. Bessie Carlson CMrs. Elmer Lindquistl, Early, Iowa Manie Collenbaugh tMrs. Harold Ahrenholtzl, Odebolt, Iowa Nin ety Wallace Down, 717 Jones St., Sioux City, Iowa iHarold Einspahr Florence Frey CMrs. Otto Freesel, Huxley, Iowa Garnett Hammerstrom tMrs. Tom Dennisonl, Jefferson, S. D. Wesley Hammerstrom Evelyn Johnson, Kiron, Iowa Mae Johnson tMrs. Lawrence Ericsonl, Akron, Iowa Sadie Lundblad f'Mrs. Lloyd Teaquistl, Odebolt, Iowa Helen Kessler tMrs. Verne Paull, Odebolt, Iowa Ruth McWilliams tMrs. E. B. Evansl, 900 Sher- man St., Denver, Colo. Ruth McWilliams Evans '22, has been elected to the Executive Committee of the National Educa- tion Association, a c o m m i t t e e which consists of eleven members. S h e s p e n t six months in Wash- ington last year, lobbying in the interest of fed- eral school leg- islation. Esther Smith CMrs. George Campbelll, Box w 224, La Porte, Ind. iiBessie Story Alice Waggoner tMrs. Verne Boernerb, Odebolt, Iowa 'Nora Wardell Ruth McWilliams Evans '22, has been elected to the Executive Committee of the National Educa- tion Association, a committee which consists of eleven members. She spent six months in Wash- ington last year, lobbying in the interest of federal school legislation. CLASS OF 1921 Helen Babcock 0Mrs. Lawrence Storyb, Odebolt Iowa Mildred Buehler tMrs. O. C. Weberl, 132 Bartlett St., Poplar Bluffs, Mo. Orville Buehler, Odebolt, Iowa Ranghild Carlson fMrs. Charles Holtappl, Pom- eroy, Iowa Hulda Dahlquist lMrs. Pete Besoreb, Ida Grove, Iowa Agnes Ecklund 'tDoris Goreham Dorothy Goreham fMrs. John Landgrafl, Storm Lake, Iowa Rollin Gernsey Ruth Hedstrom CMrs. Lambert Berginl, Ida Grove, Iowa Doris Holloway 0Mrs. Fred Hillmanl, 3280 So. Pearl, Englewood, Colo. Warren Hix, Alta, Iowa Ida Hoefling tMrs. Chris Hannell, Odebolt, Iowa Edwin Johnston, 66 West 37 St., New York City, N. Y. Charles Krusenstjerna, Odebolt, Iowa Constance Lundell tMrs. Otto Turinskyl, 319-45th St., Western Springs, Ill. Kenneth McKorkindale, 2021 Pleasant Ave., Min- neapolis, Minn. Ethel McFarland tMrs. Ethel Willesonl, Box 423 El Mondeo, Calif. John Nelson, 2501 Ophen, Madison, Wis. Oscar Salstrom, 1134-31st St., Des Moines, Iowa John Schmitz, Odebolt, Iowa Verna Smith CMrs. Ronnie Nevillel, Everton, Ark. Helen Van Meter Elsie Williams, Odebolt, Iowa CLASS OF 1920 Ethel Ahlberg,,738 East Washington Ave., Des Moines 16, Iowa Edythe Anderson tMrs. Elwood Andersonl, Boyer, Iowa Edna Bernhardt tMrs. B. A. Kelleyl, 537 N. E. 32nd St., Miami 37, Fla. Harold Brynteson, 1221 Hawthorne Ave., Minnea- polis, Minn. Etta Buehler tMrs. Morganl, 1120 West 31st St., Los Angeles, Calif. Lillian Buehler, 143 Paloma Ave., Salinas, Calif. Louise Buehler, Florence, Ariz. Waunita Duncan tMrs. Raymond Woodl, 3216 Woolworth, Omaha, Nebr. Ruth Glad, Bethany Ev. Lutheran Church, 210 S. 11th St., Escanaba, Mich. Vernon Gunderson, Odebolt, Iowa Mabel Halling tMrs. Olaf Olsonl, Schaller, Iowa Hattie Hanson tMrs. Dewey Johnsonl, Ida Grove, Iowa Clyde Hovendon, 5109-46 St., Seattle, Wash. Carl Korneisel, Britt, Iowa Arthur Krusenstjerna, Odebolt, Iowa Edward Larson, Odebolt, Iowa 1 Helen Level tMrs. Robert Cookl, 731 Bucking- ham Place, Chicago, Ill. Ethel Lindquist 0Mrs. Ethel Larsonl, Kiron, Iowa John McGeachy, Odebolt, Iowa p Alfred Meyer, Maquoketa, Iowa Robert Purdy, Odebolt, Iowa Gertrude Reynolds tMrs. Fred Rossl, 308 Green St., Dowagiac, Mich. Earl Shultz, 42 High St., Peterborough, N. H. Floral Snow, 512W-23rd St., Sioux City, Iowa Mary Stanzel tMrs. Vern KolbeJ, Sac City, Iowa Florence Stewardson, 701 East 14th Ave., Den- ver, Colo. Anna Stickrod tMrs. Fred Eckertl, 216 W. 6th St., Larned, Kan. - Faye Waggoner t'Mrs. Levi Andersonl, Kiron, Iowa Irma Waggoner, Odebolt, Iowa Lettie Waggoner tMrs. Hobart Smithl, 11 Rose- wood, Pocatello, Idaho Alma Wilken CMrs. Elmer Herrigl, Wall Lake, Iowa CLASS OF 1919 Jane Crichton tMrs. William Deweyl, 3661-5th St., Riverside, Calif. Winona Duncan, Pasadena, Calif. Hazel Freese tMrs. Ray Hammondl, Slater, Iowa Maurice Huglin, 6022 Premiere, Bellflower, Calif. Ninety-one Irene Kessler, 312 Harvard St., S. E. Apt. 203, S. Minneapolis 14, Minn. Ruth Larson tMrs. Eldon Linmanl, Boyer, Iowa Lillian Little CMrs. Archie Pauli, Lake Park, Iowa Edith Lundblad KMrs. George Noydl, Odebolt, Iowa Dwight Meyer, Odebolt, Iowa Dwight Meyer 1919, represents Sac County in the Fifty-third General Assem- bly of the Iowa House of Repre- sentatives. His five children are following him through O. H. S. and Iowa State College at Ames. The oldest, Mary Jeanne, is Home Economist for Calhoun County. Dwight owns and operates his farm east of Odebolt. He and his wife, the former Helen Rocho of Boone, are forceful lead- ers in school, farm, and church activities. Edith Morey lMrs. Arthur Wagnerl, Lake View, Iowa Mae Nunernaker CMrs. Lee Edmistonl, 123214 W. 57th St., Los Angeles 37, Calif. Alice Peck CMrs. Ward Duffyl, Spencer, Iowa Marguerite Reis, 2873 Holmes Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Lorraine Searight fMrs. Max Littlefieldl, 321 N. Xenophon, Tulsa 6, Okla. Vera Smith CMrs. Edgar L. Scottl, 1987 S. Sher- man St., Denver, Colo. Clara Stanzel CMrs. Ted Barrl, Wall Lake, Iowa Avis Stratton tMrs. Raymond Stewart! George Stolt, Rt. 2, Box 831, Ridgefield, Wash. Maude Wardell tMrs. Lockmillerl, Rt. 1, Arion, Iowa CLASS OF 1918 Helen Ahlberg tMrs. M.W.Favorl,Sumter, S. C. Blanche Ballard, 6456 Minerva Ave., Jackson Park Sta., Chicago 37, Ill. Louise Barkley tMrs. Iver Beelerl, Odebolt, Iowa Rosmer Bruce, Odebolt, Iowa Coletta Bruning CMrs. W. A. Robinsonl, 1411 Laird Circle, Salt Lake City 5, Utah J. T. Brynteson, Rock Rapids, Iowa Vernon Buehler, Schaller, Iowa Joseph Carlson, Odebolt, Iowa Lawrence Down, Odebolt, Iowa Frances Fertig Wilmot Frevert, 107 Befler Ave., Cranford, N. J. Irene Goreham fMrs. Glen Peckl, 1908 Forest Park Blvd., Fort Worth 4, Tex. . Morris Hanson, 364 N. Academy St., Galesburg, Ill. Esther Harding CMrs. Elmer Wulfl, Boyer, Iowa Darrell Hill, 3908 Maine Ave., Baltimore 7, Md. dWilkie Kiner Florence Krusenstjerna tMrs. H. W. Varnerl, 4112 West 24th St., Minneapolis, Minn. Esther Lange lMrs. Loren Mechaml, 5535 E. 55th St., Seattle, Wash. Mildred Lundell CMrs. B. E. Leonardl, Kiron, Iowa Bertha Meyer CMrs. Bertha Mauerl, Wall Lake, Iowa Alice Nelson iMrs. Lee PoffenbergerJ,Adel, Iowa Laveda Olney fMrs. Henry Rademacherl Matilda Raveill, Cambria, Wise. Earle Rex, Odebolt, Iowa Anna Samuelson fMrs. W. E. Jonesl, Rt. 1, Mar- shall, Minn. Russell Searight, 1048 Garner Ave., Wheaton, Ill. Roland Searight, 2221 Iowa St., Cedar Falls, lowa Frank Shaw, Odebolt, Iowa Candace Stanzel, Storm Lake, Iowa CLASS OF 1917 Irene Anderson tMrs. Darrell Fobesl, 639 Lime Ave., Apt. 3, Long Beach, Calif. Dr. Howard Down, 4317 Perryway, Sioux City, Iowa Vernon Down, Odebolt, Iowa Evan Engberg, 5320 Valley Ridge, Los Angeles 43, Calif. iiRuth Eriksson Leslie Hanson, 364 Academy St., Galesburg, Ill. Mariam Koehler CMrs. A. T. Blackmanl Eva Korneisel, 1901-9 St., Des Moines 14, Iowa iiWilliam Martin Verena Meyer KMrs. Gilbert Northeyl, Milford, Iowa Mary McGeachy fMrs. Don Curriel, Rt. 3, Ode- bolt, Iowa Alice Nellist CMrs. John Bihrerl, Early, Iowa Ruth Nelson tMrs. Louis Allenl, 'Zn Louis Shoppee, Ottumwa, Iowa Agnes Oursler CMrs. Howard B. Bookl, 1440 Mid- land Ave., Surrey Apt. 5 H., Bronxville, N. Y. Marian Phillips CMrs. Waldemar Johnsonl, Lo- retto, Minn. fJulia Schnuckel Anita Stolt, Pahoa High School, Pahoa, Hawaii Robert Turner, Conowingo, Md. Cecyle Waggoner CMrs. Francis Olsonl, 504 Larchwood Drive, Storm Lake, Iowa Edna Woodhall CLASS OF 1916 Ruth Ahlberg CMrs. Ruth A. Bondi, 738 E. Wash- ington Ave., Des Moines 16, Iowa Guy Babcock, Galva, Iowa Merrill Billings tZella Boyer Zadie Boyer fMrs. Merle Metzl, Ida Grove, Iowa Florence Buehler, 462 West C St., Colton, Calif. Fern Burnquist iMrs. Mark Francyl, 1636 Ben Lomond Dr., Glendale, Calif. Ella Claney tMrs. Arthur Clappl, Linn Grove, Iowa Laura Engberg CMrs. M. A. Youngl, 2600 Court St., Sioux City, Iowa flrene Freese Marian Furrow fMrs. Bernard Konradyl, Ode- bolt, Iowa Dr. Herman Godberson, Suite 1020-22 Pioneer Bldg., St. Paul, Minn. Ninety-two Evelyn Kistler fMrs. Ed. Roosel, Odebolt, Iowa Ida Level, 731 Buckingham Place, Chicago, Ill. 'Mae Hanson tMrs. Guy Babcockl, Galva, Iowa Margaret McGeachy, Odebolt, Iowa Esther Nordeen CMrs. Arvid Huldeenl, Odebolt, Iowa Laverne Olney, Rolfe, Iowa Glenn Peck, 1908 Forrest Park Blvd., Fort Worth 4, Tex. Ralph Rabe, Odebolt, Iowa Lawrence Smith, Aurora, Mo. CLASS OF 1915 Edna Auchstetter, P. O. Box 902, Bisbee, Ariz. Lloyd Babcock, Odebolt, Iowa 'Florence Brynteson Mabel Fixen fMrs. Martin Lenthl, Battle Creek, Iowa i Royce Engberg i'iJohn Epperson Harold Frevert, 559 Hart St., Westfield, N. J. Clifford Fuller Ruth Krusenstjerna CMrs. Frank Neighborl, 1610 Edith St., Berkley, Calif. Alveda Larson fMrs. Herbert Tunebergl, Arthur, Iowa Gertrude Libby CMrs. Amos Minserl, Lake View, Iowa Lulu Long CMrs. Cyril Eicherlyl, 809-6th Ave., Council Bluffs, Iowa Dorothy Mcfjorkindale iMrs. Clarke Tildenl, 1007 Brookridge, Ames, Iowa Verne Paul, Odebolt, Iowa Minnie Reuber C'Mrs. McKinley Erickssonl, 1161 Rose Villa St., Pasadena 4, Calif. iiLucille Stratton CLASS OF 1914 Estelle Ahlberg CMrs. Herman Carlsonl, 738 East Washington Ave., Des Moines 16, Iowa Clifford Cooley tlfrank Coy Robert Crichton, 3565 Brandywine St., Washing- ton 8, D. C. fAlan Duncan Jolgn Eriksson, 379 Alexander St., San Bernadino, alif. iiMcKinley Eriksson 'iAnna Freese Helen Fisher tMrs. Vern Farnhaml, Kittitas, Wash. 'tEleanor Groman Frank Mattes, Odebolt, Iowa Will McCorkindale, Bellevue, Nebr. Josephine Reynolds CMrs. S. H. Brownl, 11356 Aqua Vista, N. Hollywood, Calif. Walter Searight, 1206 Maple St., Rollo, Mo. Walter Turner, 'Zn Lincoln National Life Insur- ance Company, Fort Wayne, Ind. Alice Waggoner fMrs. Alice Bootsl, Nemaha, owa CLASS OF 1913 Rosetta Bieser tMrs. Ed. Millerl, 4190 Edgewood Place, Riverside, Calif. Vivian Down fMrs. William Wollel, 3301 Jen- nings St., Sioux City, Iowa Edith Kiner Mabel Krusenstjerna tMrs. A. G. Olsonl, 2930 Eastwood, Chicago, Ill. Russell Krusenstjerna, 3515 Macomb Ave., Sioux City 20, Iowa Elna Larson CMrs. R. O. Lindskoogl, Odebolt, Iowa ' Hanna McCorkindale, 466 Highland Ave., Orange, N. J. Nettie McGeachy, Odebolt, Iowa iiRosina Rabe Belle Rex CMrs. R. B. Clemmerl, Hickman Mills, Mo. Carl Wilken, W Bill Brellhauer, Denison, Iowa CLASS OF 1912 Gladys Bennett fMrs. Wm. Menhennetl, 221 N. MacDonald St., Mesa, Ariz. Josephine Brynteson tMrs. Jo Carlsonl, Odebolt, Iowa Earl Duncan Elsie Fuller iMrs. George Fixenl, Brush, Colo. Nellie Furrow tMrs. Victor Kellerl, E. University Ave., Des Moines, Iowa Vernon Fuchs, Rt. 2 Wapato, Washington Gertrude Johnston tMrs. David Larsonl, Odebolt, Iowa Lt. Col. R. S. Johnston, tqmc 0-195202 Kobe quartermaster Depot, APO No. 317 in PM., San Francisco, Calif. Lt. Col. R. iS. Johnston '12, has been stationed in Kobe, Japan, for over two years. H e s e r v e d i n World War I, was a Reserve officer, and was called up in 1940 as a Captain. He rc-enlisted for a three year per- iod. Pearl Livingston Lela Olson CMrs. Lela Ballardl, 1787 E. 14th St., San Leandro, Calif. I Josephine Oursler tMrs. Lawrence Whitel, Raton, N. Mex. Howard Turner, Odebolt CLASS OF 1911 Eleanor Burnquist CMrs. Eleanor Okeyl, 1515 Glenville Drive, Los Angeles, Calif. Rachael Coy, 1165 Calumet Ave., Calumet, Mich. Mabel Einspahr tMrs. E. L. Whitel, Odebolt, Iowa Maud Fisher tMrs. Lloyd Shawl, 1875 Sunset Blvd., San Diego, Calif. Drucilla Freese fMrs. Drucilla Reuberl, Odebolt, Iowa Dorothy Groman CMrs. Luther Ellisl, Washing- ton, D. C. Elsie Hoeseley Alta Kullberg fMrs. William Jungerbergl, Oma- ha, Nebr. Ninety-three 'iAgnes McGeachy Emma Okerstrom, 10 North Fulton Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Arvid Peterson, Odebolt, Iowa Mary Reynolds CMrs. Fred Krusenl, Odebolt, Iowa Paul Selby, 5205 California St., Omaha, Nebr. Gus Schramm Buelah Work CMrs. William Melbergl CLASS OF 1910 Ellen Benson Leila Cooley lMrs. Russell Holmesl, Sioux City, Iowa tDell Coy Anna Eriksson fMrs. Anna Stokesl, 17 So. Con- necticut Ave., Mason City, Iowa 'Iva Hinkley Dave Larson, Odebolt, Iowa Zylpha Peck CMrs. Ray Cranstonl, Odebolt, Iowa Mary Robinson iMrs. Jim Blountl, 2019 Adams Ave., Ogden, Utah 'John Selby Esther Stolt KMrs. Jack Lambl, 6102 Pacific Ave., Tacoma 8, Wash. Ila Thompson, Odebolt, Iowa Alice Wagner fMrs. Arthur Cainel, Wilmar, Minn. Kate Williams, 1900 Polk St., Chicago, Ill. CLASS OF 1909 Agnes Auchstetter Paul Brynteson, 4212 North Newhall St., Milwau- kee, Wisc. Marie Coy CMrs. Marie Edmonsonl, 3630 Isolda, Overland 21, Mo. Fred Einspahr, Odebolt, Iowa Albert Fisher, Odebolt, Iowa Grace Fisher tMrs. K. Bryantl, Odebolt, Iowa 'tAnna Hanson Devilla Iverson Charles Ireton Florence Long iMrs. Florence McDonaldJ, 120 North Oleander Ave., Daytona Beach, Fla. 'Barbara Mattes tGeorge Mattes Florence McCorkindale lMrs. Robert Millerl, 2116 Grandview Blvd., Sioux City, Ueanie McGeachy Winnie Ramsdell, Preston, Iowa Iowa Alphonse Schmitz, 3131 Summit St., Sioux City, 18, Iowa Mary Turner, 1519 Pierce St., Sioux City, Iowa Esther Wolf tMrs. William Kistlerl, 203 Freder- ick Ave., Waterloo, Iowa CLASS OF 1908 tRachael Cook Margaret Currie fMrs. Sebastian City, Iowa 0 'fNellie Davenport 'tClara Eriksson Bernice Gregg Hazel Krusenstjerna lMrs. Boyd Spencerl, 2022 East 13th St., Des Moines, Iowa Oscar Larson, Odebolt, Iowa Merton Livingston Ethel Livingston Don McCorkindale, Storm Lake, Iowa Isabelle McCorkindale fMrs. George Mattesl, Odebolt, Iowa Gerald McVeigh Lakel, Sac Glenn McWilliams Iro Selby, Odebolt, Iowa tClifford Powell tBlanche Stevens Pearl Wagner, 1223 Morningside Ave., Sioux City 20, Iowa Vivian Wilkinson tMrs. John F. Buehlerl, Ode- bolt, Iowa CLASS OF 1907 tCecil Anderson Leo Borah, National Geographic, Washington, D. C. t'iWillard Bowker Forrest Chandler, Denison, Iowa Catherine Currie lMrs. Ed Dannenbergl, Odebolt, Iowa tHoward Frank 'fKarl Frevert tElsie Kutz Mabel Larson CMrs. E. J. Johnsonl, Stanhope, Iowa tMargaret Oursler Mae Rex lMrs Ray Grahaml, Roscoe 9855 Sun- land Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. Lenore Selby fMrs. Richard Kruegerl, 171 Ver- non St., St. Paul, Minn. Julia Selby QMrs. Julia Warringtonl, Odebolt, Iowa Alice Sutton fMrs. Edward Loitwoodl, Gettys- burg, S. D. Harry Williams, Blencoe, Iowa CLASS OF 1906 John Baker, Kiron, Iowa Jennie Brynteson lMrs. M. A. Varleyl, 300 South 12th St., Sac City, Iowa Will Davenport, Lake View, Iowa Ora Epperson, Odebolt, Iowa Marion Frank, 2313 S. W. 10th St., Miami, Fla. Fay Gilbert, Milaca, Minn. t'I-larry Hanson Will Johnson, Kiron, Iowa Tina Martin fMrs. L. A. Plautzl, Beresford, S. D. Francis Motie: Ven Sister Miriam Joseph, Santa Clara, Calif. Mollie Ramsdell CMrs. J. A. Montoothl, 1706 Greenleaf Ave., Chicago, Ill. Arthur Starner, 733 Columbia Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Cora Stolt fMrs. Cora Holdenl, 1736 Belmont, Seattle 22, Wash. CLASS OF 1905 Nellie Barkley fMrs. Sherman Iversonl, Sioux Falls, S. D. Hi Crichton Nora Einspahr lMrs. A. A. Frevertl, Lake View, Iowa tJoseph E. Erickson Amanda Erickson, 22 S. 10th St., Minneapolis, Minn. Alice Groman lMrs. Alice Admirall 'tCharles Harding Gertie Hoefling CMrs. Ernest Mandernachl, Ode- bolt, Iowa Anna Level CMrs. William Pultzl, 217 S. 14th St., Denison, Iowa Orie Irwin, Lake View, Iowa tWayne Sayre Irving Turner, Odebolt, Iowa Earl Wagner, Glidden, Iowa Ninety-four CLASS OF 1904 Jennie Anderson fMrs. Jennie Farmerl, 7613 N. Denver Ave., Portland, Ore. Flora Carson fMrs. Emery E. Smithl, 6856 E. Florence St., Huntington Park, Calif. tEmma Connely Zula Correll KMrs. P. W. Brownl, 162-19th St. W., Eugene, Ore. t'Eva Fisher Henry Kalb Florence Kennedy CMrs. Florence Ballardl, Ode- bolt, Iowa Emil Kluckhohn, tk First National Bank, Seattle, Washington Kate McCorkindale CMrs. Kate Peltonl, Odebolt, Iowa Emilie Motie tMrs. Roland L. Baynel, 614 W. 13th Ave., Spokane, Wash. 'FArthur Pearson Edna Stolt, 200 E. 19th St., Cheyenne, Wyo. Edna Stolt '04 is now State Super- intendent of Pub- lic Instruction for the state of Wyoming. She taught in Iowa before going to Wyoming twenty years ago. Her experience rang- es from that of a rural teacher in Iowa to that of an instructor in the University of Wyoming. CLASS OF 1903 Tena Anderson tMrs. M. F. Strausserl, 4538 Douglas Ave., Des Moines 10, Iowa David Beardsley Hazel Bennett CMrs. Ellis Kluckhohnl, Odebolt, Iowa tFlora Buehler Mary Crichton, Wall Lake, Iowa Flora Reynolds fMrs. Flora Hoffl, 141 8th St., Long Beach, Calif. Ben Shultz, Box 871, Gillette, Wyo. Carrie Schultz f'Mrs. R. L. Honchl, Salina, Kan. Jessie Turner, Odebolt, Iowa CLASS OF 1902 tAnvey E. Baker - Charles Brynteson, Sac City, Iowa Helen Coy tMrs. Anvey Bakerl, 417 E, 37th St., Indianapolis, Ind. i'Laura Davenport Helen Gray, 205 Mentor Ave., Painesville, Ohio Grace Hanson, Odebolt, Iowa May Ivey, W High School, Albert Lea, Minn. Edna Ketterer fMrs. Edna Malonel, 1203 McClel- lan, Spokane, Wash. tEdna Hanson Clara Muxen, Craft School of the Ozarks, Wins- low, Ark. Charles Reynolds, Student Supply Store, I. S. C., Ames, Iowa Nora Sutton CMrs. Boyd Oldsenl, 300 S. 12th St., Sac City, Iowa Luella Waggener fMrs. James Ellisl, 120 S. 35th St., Omaha 3, Nebr. CLASS OF 1901 tRena Bowker Belle Carson 'Grace Davenport Mary Davenport CMrs. Earl Mahargl, 566 N. Mariposa Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. tAmy Ericson 'tAugust Lundberg Vivian Motie iMrs. Vivian Dewolfel, 1325 S. Longwood, Ave., Los Angeles 6, Calif. Harry Petersmeyer, 1822 Arch St., Berkley, Calif. Maud Shaw CMrs..Fred McIntoshJ,Sac City, Iowa CLASS OF 1900 Edith Anderson CMrs. Forrest Wheelerl, 3428 Stevens Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. tWill Baker i'Olaf Brynteson i'Esther Correll Harry Jones Martha Kennedy, Odebolt, Iowa Effie Nelson fMrs. John Ericksonl, Lake Wilson, Minn. Oak R. Newcom, Santa Ana, Calif. Jessie McCorkindale fMrs. Frank Kerekesl, 1123 Barnett, Ames, Iowa Gene 'McGeachy CMrs. Earl Manlyl, Sac City, Iowa i:Lula Sutton CLASS OF 1899 'fiDcn Ballard I-larry Ballard Emma Banse flvlrs. Harry Rolll, Grand Island, Nebr. Freda Briggle CMrs. Herman Minderl, Sac City, Iowa Brynt Brynteson, 5036 Vincent Ave. S., Minnea- polis, Minn. John F. Buehler, Odebolt, Iowa Ed Erickson Bessie Foster CMrs. E. P. Matherl, 5025 Ridge Road, Minneapolis 10, Minn. Mrs. Bess Foster Mather '99, is Art Administra- tor of the Min- neapolis city schools. She is also state chair- man of the 1949 Minnesota Re- gional Scholastic Awardsg was a speaker at the Western Arts Association con- vention in Dallas in Marchg and served on a Pre- liminary Jury for the National S c h o l a s t i c Awards at Car- negie Galleries in Pittsburgh in April. Ninety-five Lillian Hanson, Odebolt, Iowa 'Myrtle Irwin Lena Mitts CMrs. Paul Shultzi, 130 Pingree Apt. 22, Detroit, Mich. tJ oe Sampson Mabel Turner tMrs. Hilll, 611-9th Ave., Seattle, Wash. tArthur Umbarger CLASS OF 1898 tGeorge Bowker tRose Bowker Lizzie Horan f'Mrs. C. H. Clineb, 1264 Columbine St., Denver, Colo. Myrtle Ivey tMrs. E. J. Giffordl, 1500 Edgcumb Road, St. Paul, Minn. Helen Johnson, Odebolt, Iowa iCarrie Lester Grace Malmburg Howard Mattes, 427 W. 24th Ave., Spokane, vvash. Nellie Reynolds tMrs. N. Smithl, ck Mrs. H. O. Hoff, 141-6 8th St., Long Beach, Calif. Dr. F. E. Williams, 14317 Sylvan St., Van Nuys, Calif. CLASS OF 1897 IGertrude Baker Romain Ballard Mae Cressey t'Mrs. R. C. Stewardsonb, Arthur, Iowa Caroline Engberg lMrs. W. I. Fowlei, 1462 Stearns Dr., Los Angeles 35, Calif. Jessie Lickel Grace Mattes CMrs. Grace Youngb, Bellevue, Iowa Blanche Mead iMrs. Blanche Petersoni, 225 Mae St., Storm Lake, Iowa John W. Nelson, Odebolt, Iowa Ida Reynolds fMrs. Ida Howelli, 141 E. 8th St., Long Beach, Calif. Clara Smith Will Umbarger, Richardson, Tex. Ethel Younie CMrs. Lawrence Westonl, Rt. 3, Ames, Iowa CLASS OF 1896 Nellie Anderson, 3426 Stevens Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. tAlonzo Ballard Floy Bennett CMrs. Leonard Petersonl, 687 Lin- coln Ave., Winnetka, Ill. tDella Gray 'fCora Mead Nona Mead iMrs. Nona Wardb, PO. Box 181, Cambridge, Minn. Lillian Petersmeyer tMrs. F. J. Gilbertb, Odebolt, owa Lida Smith 0Mrs. Lloyd Holcombl, 1807 Harris St., Eureka, Calif. CLASS 0F 1895 Alena Appleyard CMrs. I. J. Ellisl, Apt. 212 Walnut Court, Waterloo, Iowa Wilhelmina Chinberg fMrs. C. G. Thornquistl, 21 Erheredrecher Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio tBelle Pearson Mary Taggart, Seattle, Wash. Arthur Stratford CLASS OF 1894 'Edith Conklin Ella Down iMrs. E. H. I-Iansenl, Odebolt, Iowa Florence Johnson, Norwalk, Iowa 'l'Minnie Miller Lydia Petersmeyer CMrs. J. A. Rolandb, Missouri Valley, Iowa CLASS OF 1893 Olive Bailey tMrs. R. H. Sargentl, 408 Oakwood St. S. E., Washington, D. C. Minnie Balzcr CMrs. C. R. Lundelli, Kiron, Iowa Fannie Fox tMrs. L. T. Quirkl, Lake View, Iowa tAugust Johnson Clarence Orcutt tFlorence Umbarger CLASS OF 1892 Winnie Ballard tMrs. J. F. Umbargerl, Lake Park, Iowa 'tMattie Chinburg iiCharles Hartman Emily Johnson CMrs. Emily Stamperl, Odebolt, Iowa Hattie Nelson Sylvia Shanks Clara Umbarger, 2014 S. Paxton St., Sioux City, Iowa tJennie Younie CLASS OF 1891 Etta Appleyard tMrs. George H. Laudenslagerh 110 N. 7th St., Oregon, Ill. Tena Hanson fMrs. G. P. Van Marelb, Glendale, Arizona Elsie Orcutt Daisy Pritchard t'Mrs. Charles Smithl, Odebolt, Iowa 'l'Augustine Schmitz CLASS OF 1890 tGeorge Ketterer Lottie O'Neal tEtta Orcutt tJohn Stevens CLASS OF 1889 Thomas Down, Odebolt, Iowa Fred W. Hess Dr. Lewis Jones, Wall Lake, Iowa George Ketterer Maggie Nelson Lottie O'Neal tC1oid H. Smith CLASS OF 1888 'iGenevra Ballard tAlfred Burnquist Asel Livington Ethel Southwell 'John Stevens 'iEtta Orcutt J. Francis Umbarger, Lake Park, Iowa CLASS OF 1887 i'Jennie Burleigh tFlora Cobb Edgar C. Corry Ada Down fMrs. Ada Hansonl, 364 N. Academy St., Galesburg, Ill. Mary Down iMrs. Al Hansonl, Odebolt, Iowa 'kNaomi Lesher A. G. Miller Stella Schuler tAlta Turner CLASS OF 1886 tCharles Cobb iProctor Coy i Lottie Gill Eva Sparks tMrs. Eva Schultzl, 200W 61st St., Los Angeles, Calif. Ninety-six x rv -mx if Pi' : .vm sf r ss- - .-,521 rw . 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