Panora High School - Echoes Yearbook (Panora, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1951 volume:

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A 'Sag F 0 R E W 0 R D We dedicate this P H S ECHOES to you, students of Panora High School, for you are the school We, the annual staff, present this book to the students and faculty of Panora High School with the hope that we have successfully and permanently recorded enough of the incidents and activities of this school year so that you may relive this year as often as youiumkmthrough the pages of this book This is left to the memory of everything associated with our past four years The age in which we have grown up This has been the era of everlasting cokes, parties, and grades, some good, some bad of teen agers and bobby soxers, of the fad high hopes, and fun always fun This PH ECHOES is a record of life on the Panora Campus in 1950 and '51 it is your book, written for you and about you We, there fore, dedicate the P H 8 ECHOES to you, the students, who make our high school Violet Kallesen, Editor Maurice Bascom, Business Manager of bangs, we allrememberihe days of dreamsg : Q -i I f ff: Lb lllllllllll JIIIHIIIII FE xg YA ' 17 lf ff' I - may - I' U I I P I X E . 5 9 , 1 l 1 l OUR HI SUPERINTENDENT Ex ,ff . W- .-,T aw.. 'n.,,4 . M,,Yf.7' Mr. Lowell Iverson, our superlntendent 1Sfh8 one who guided and watched over us during our four years of high school. We are, indeed, so very grateful for all his help. S ISECFKETIXRY Miss Dolores Hughes, hls secretary, was al- ways ready in her quiet, steady way to help each and all of us in any way she could. ' 4 1 1 1 L ii I. f sf t- s X sn Superintendent M.A. University Of Iowa B.A. Luthur College A 48 '84 Mr. Iverson Mrs. Norvoll Mrs. Bryan Fil' Home Economics Western Illinois State College .AIIIISSN 'lm Mr. Russell Conmmercial Coach and History B.S. Northwest Missouri State Academic Ph. Ed. Coe College Teachers College COHPLIH ITB OF KIlDRED'S BARB R SHUP Billiard Parlor Panera, Iowa f SQ 5, if I 'L l 1. 1 Q' Mr. 9 9-.Q,, , Whiteman C Q-1--! ' V Y -g I 5. Mr. 1 Q Stockdale i 'l ' E lets: N. B.A. Coe College Principal I fi X: Mx ll N . L Mi M s?4usclIi':ennen Bachelor Of Music Simpson College COMPLIMENTS OF HORNER'S BAKERY Panera, Iowa B.S. Iowa State College Agriculture e 'f ' I - 1 i l nl x . 6 . Mr. Norvell L I: X u I' K1-ann , . ll Junior High Principal Junior High B.S. Western Illinois State B.S. Dra.ke University College C .P f-f V Miss Soper 'V 141 K , Q 5 Miss V ' O , 6 xX Hornbaker ' x ' D Fifth Grade Fourth Grade Iowa State Teachers College Parsons College COHPLIMEHTS OF PERSONS' MOTOR CO. Phone 101+ Panera, Ian I I 1 I ' 1 u 1 A Mrs. Matern -Q3 QQ. Mrs. Hensal Third Grade Second Grade Iowa State Teachers College Drake University Miss Stearn is ? n ii' 42 Miss McIntyre First Grade Kindergarten Creston Junior College Iowa State Teachers College ll COMPLIMBNTS O! PHONE 103 BALDWIN IM LEHBNT COMPANY PARORA, IOWA , I - w l ' -1 ...-. .L .4 v , -- A--. ..........,,,.,,3 gg , I,-.I J Ngx 1 ' s V N ,. nk' , I4 ll I ll I I hlllllli. 5 Y r 1 Richard Arganbright '5- Lois Boots ll Give him a choice between a I hurry not, neither car and a girl, and he would take do I worry. the car any day. Fern . Alborn s-PA' u Mary Rae 1 Clouse R. ' x. 11, 1'5- ' 5 Q lb i .1 She probably could tell you If flirting gave credits, plenty, but she 1sn't talking. I'd have my diploma. COM LIMENTS OF FARM RS' C0-OP ELEVATGR CO. muon, Ion E . I i 4 4 Betty Win ' .Q e 9-Qs ..-K X. X A 4 E X Mary 'X Peck ' Lifg ig but g drggm--- Sweet in smile, thought, sleep well. and voice. . u xglgk - X lliw . N Roberta K , Burchfield . F h Q ' I -JC 5 X ,bv , t E A E ' T 4 , L 1 Davis I K Don't let her size fool you! . 1 Why d1dn't someone tell me there was something besides girls. COMPLIMENTS OF THE NEW STAR-VU DRIVE-IN THEATER AND LITTLE THEATER PANORA, IOWA r i 3 , 1 -Q i at Jerry f Q 1' Roberts -is Violet Kallesen Late to bed, late to rise, The Senate's Future makes a man sleepy in goverment Filibuster class. Qs. Alvetta Caskey 8 4 s N Y' il. Colleen , ,Ni R' '. .Q .v M8133 ,ANY -. gi-if with that hair, she might The V girl--- set the world on fire. vim, vigor, and vitality. COHPLIMENTS OF SPURGEON MOTOR CO., INC. Chrysler-Plymouth Sales 8: Service 9830111 IW3 6 I V . Q Ben Bascor ' In ZAa.3 Q 7' 'ir ' x . e M r , . -11 V s, fj N Sfl'pT?, :ai.s5?a1 xt? six ' ,159 QM PWW I' 'Q, i I n X p' Ke, . If the teachers would only A girl that's fun, listen to me, they'd learn a and gets things done. lot. Barbara Whitman Mary Jean 'J qi , I Dunbar fx ox Y I keep my eye on my man. My only books are boys' good looks. I love to study! COMPLIMENTS OF KIRTLEY'S D SERVICE Friendly service Panora, Iowa f 1 ,-- -.4 5 I.. ,. Q Beverly Crowder Lyla .un Woody words are few, thoughts What's the use of work- are man . Y ing when you can get along without it? Grades may QS Ruthetta Moore Maurice 5 1 Bascom ! leteaanry H1 h , g -Powered brain that but fun counts tot ' . needs gas. COHPLIMENTS OF WARFORD AND KNOWLTON Trucking and Shelling Livestock to and Feed from Omaha Phone 162 Panora, Iowa l i 5 . 1 A: Dale Whitehead All Great Men are dead. J-f' X I-feel Father 111 f '7' myself I 'Qi rg X Secretary 2, President of Student Body 4 .JA Basketball 3 45 Junior Class Play . ' in Fa Ao 5 . 0' , V R ,--X' V JZ? A 4::2:,1E ' fxlq jlaizjrvgluli ::::::2: W ,Z Richard Arganbright .......... Roberta Burchfield... Mary Peck ........... C L A S S O F F I C . . .vi Betty wine ........ ' ' I f ...President ce President ...Secretary ...Treasurer Senior Class Play ..... ...May 1, Junior-Senior Banquet... .... May 12, Baccalaureate ......... .... May 13, Commencement ................ .May 15, Class Qplors White and Lavender Class Flower Lillies of the Valley Class Motto with the ropes of the past, 1951 1951 1951 1951 We will ring the bells of the future. Class Sponsor Mr. Iverson COMPLIMENTS OF REED INSURANCE AGENCY Panora, Iowa Dick Arganbright Football 1234 Basketball 1234, F.F.A. 1234, Class play 3, Class presidert 4, Student Council 4, Track23. Lois Boots Science Club 34, Glee Clubl, Annual Staff 4, Class play manager 3. Fern Alborn Glee Club l. Mary Rae Clouse Basketball 1234, Band 23, Vice President 1, President 2, Student Council 2. Betty Wine Baskwtball 1234, Glee Club 1234, Science Club 234, Class play 3, Najorette 34, Class Treasurer 4, Secretary 1, Cheerleader 12. Mary Peck Glee Club 1, Class Play 3, Science Club 34, Class Treasurer 2, Class Secretary 34, Annual staff 4. Roberta Purchfield Band 34, Cheerleader 1234, Class Play 3, Glee Club 1234, Science Club 1234, Class Treasurer 3, Vice President 24, Student Council 4, Sextette 4. Jack Davis F.F.A. 1234, Glee Club 1234, Class play 3. Jerry Roberts F.F.A. 1234, Football 12, Glee Club 3, Class play 3. Violet Kallesen Klee President 3, Student Council 13, Librarian 2, Class Play 3, Annual staff Alvetta Caskei Science Club , Band 34. Colleen Mains Basketball 1234, Glee Club 134, Sextette 34, Girl's Trio 4, Band 1234, Class play manager 3. Ben Bascom Football 34, Pasketball 1234, F.F.A. 1234, Class play 3, Student Council 2. Patsy Flynn Band 123 , Cheerleader 24 Science Club 234, Class play 3, Glee C1ub,l234, Basketball 23, Class President 1, Student Council 1. Earbara Whitman Band 34, Class-treasurer l, Science Club 2, Glee Club 2, Class play 3, Annual staff 0 Mary Jean Dunbar Band 4, Cheerleader 3, Glee Club 234, Gir1's Sextette 34, Science Club 34, Girl's Trio 3, Mixed Quartette 3. Beverly Crowder Science Club 3. Lyla Woody Glee Club 1234, Science Club 3. Ruthetta Moore Glee Club 1, Science Club 2. Maurice Bascom F.F.A. 123, Glee Club 1234, Mixed Chorus 123, Class play 3, President 3, Boys Quartette 4, Mixed Quartette 3, Annual staff 4. .R A i ,K 4 I MSSXWSTQQQP 9 ,A6555555555SS55S55:5:::::::::iQQifE2ggLSigSSE?gE3k3:T:jgELf,lN,NxK- ,I , Y : In the fall of 1947, twenty-six timid freshmen began high school. Te selected as our class officers: Patsy Flynn, president, Mary Rae Clouse, vice president, Betty wine, scretaryg and Barbara lhitman, i'.' treasurer. hr. Franklin Kreifer was our class sponsor. During the year we lost six pupils from our class and gained one. Leorge Hart, Harold larshman, Ruthetta Moore, Anna Seymour, Ruth Winter, and Pose Hrifht dropped out. Jack Davis entered the second six weeks. Our second year, we elccted as our class officers: nary Rae Clouse, president, Roberta Burchfield, vice president, Dale Lhitehead, secretary, and Mary Peck, treasurer. Mr. John Bishop was our class advisor. Twenty- one began this sophomore year. Marjorie Lclntire dropped out and Ruthetta Moore moved back. In September, 1949, as we started our junior year, we selected Maurice Bascom, president, Violet Kallesen, vice president, tary Peck, secretary, and Roberta Burchfield, treasurer. To guide our class through the year, we were sponsored by hiss Norma Dudley. In November, we gave our class play, HBabies Night Out.H In May, we held our Junior-Senior prom with a Mexican fiesta as the theme. As we started our fourth year, we found to our immense pride and joy we were the most important class in school. He elected as our class officers: Dick Arganbright, president, Roberta Burchfield, vice president, Mary Peck, secretary, Betty Mine, treasurer. Ye were sponsored by Mr. Lowell Iverson. Later in the year we chose lavender and white for our class colors, and lillies of the valley as our class flower. Skip day came in hay and we went to Storm Lake. Baccalureate was hay l3, 1951, and Commencement, the grand finale, was Lay l5, 1951. Now we were ready to begin using our motto, HNith the ropes of the past, we will ring the bells of the future.n COMPLIMENTS OF THE GUTHRIB COUNTY VEDETTE Panora , Iowa l Q ELAEE PRUPHEEY NAME DELIGHTS IN ADMITS REGRETS EXPECTS T0 Richard being tall. I like basket- I'm not taller. be a bachelor Arganbright ball. if I don't get married. I Jack breaking the I was driving that the cop get out of jai Davis speed limit. too fast. was looking. in 30 days. Maurice running around I like girls. that there are to stay single Bascom n't more of them. Jerry teasing girls I like to sleeo I don't have a be a farmer. Roberts in school. car. Dale a good time. I study too I'm not a be a man. Whitehead much. millionaire. Ben football. I'll be glad that good cars have a good Bascom when I graduat- weren't made time. cheaper. Ruthetta vacations. I have red I'm graduating. succeed. Moore hair. Patsy giving the I like to have that she has succeed. Flynn teachers gray fun. but one life hairs. to live. Fern sewing. boys are crazy that I have to be a housewife Alborn finish school. Mary Jean Guthrie Center I like good Monday mornings happy. Dunbar looking fellow- Mary Rae roller skating I'm temper- how time flies. be a housewife Clouse mental. Violet arguing with that I'm shy. that I don't be the first Kallesen Mr. Russell. talk much. woman presi- dent. Colleen being short. life is just Kenny is so marry a base- Mains a song. tall. ball player. Barbara doing nothing. I know nothing I didn't gradu- be a secretary Whitman and want to re ate lO years main that way. ago. COMPLIMENTS OF EMBREY BROS. Panora , Iowa GARAGE A 4 -s E NAME DELIGHTS IN ADMITS REGRETS EXPECTS TO Agvctta efferson. I hate to study hat I have me a beauti- asiey lI'9Ck195v ian. Roberta being onery. I'm shy. that I don't be a nurse. Burchfield talk much. Mary cuttin' up Nothing. there isn't be a steno- Peck with Betty. more time for grapher. fun. Betty fun. I could be That I can't be a housewife Wine smarter. graduate soone Lois writing notes. I hate to stud boys are boys. be a telephone Boots operator. Lyla Pretty scerfs. My writing I'm not a be a beauty Woody can't be read. blonde. operator. Beverly chewing gum. I hate Am. Leaving school. be a business Crowder Government. woman. COMPLIMENTS OF SANDERS WELDING Panora , Iowa I i TLASS WILL lr :ssssssPff ' ds? '--,-as LAST w1LL AND TESTAMENT ' - i A or me - s -, X SENIOR CLASS OF 1951 W Four years have passed since we begun 'Tis now the spring of '5l. Four years of school, both work and play, We've learned a lot since that first day. 'Tis true we might have done much worse, If so, wezd be dead and in a hearse. Our teachers have all done just fine To help us cultivate our minds. These fine teachers whose names I'll tell Are Iverson, McLennan, Whiteman, and Norvell, There's Hudson, Stockdale, Russell, and Bryan, too. Of another person we must take stock, It's our wonderful janitor, Harry Brock. We-give our thanks to one and all But regret we'll be absent in the fall. But as we leave, we bequeath to all The right to whisper in the study hall. We hope the teachers will not mind, But, of course, quietude would be very fine. And as we're a generous lot we'll leave to the juniors the things we've forgot. And now I'll tell you what we'll do, These many bequests we'll leave to you. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT: We, the members of the class of 1951, regret in leaving, but hopeful for the future, desire to make our last will and testament and hoping that some benefits may be derived from these gifts. First: We extend to the school board an everlasting appreciation for their choice of teachers. And to the teachers, a like appreciation for their kindness and help to all of us. And to the lower class students a feeling of loyalty and support for our Panora High School. To the entire school and faculty and all others who helped, we extend our heartiest thanks for the kind aid in putting out our annual. In addition, we are informed that each individual of the graduation class has some property which they herein desire to bequeath to certain other indi- viduals, we hope they will be received in the same spirit in which they are given. We, Barbara Whitman, Mary Peck Maurice Bascom, Violet Kallesen, and Lois Boots leave some of our abundance of Hpepn to the next annual staff in order to prevent them from having to rewrite certain parts. we, the Senior Class will part of the gum stored on the desks in the study hall to anyone requiring it. Each individually owned property is being willed in the following manner: COMPLIMENTS OF PANORA ROLLER RINK Panora, Iowa 1 r I, Mary Rae Clruse, bequeath my basketball ability to Ruth Kolbe. I, Ruthetta Moore, will my fountain pen to Bette Ansberry. I, Roberta Burchfield, bequeath my cheerleading abililty to Martha Clouse and Georgia McCurdy. I, Dale Whitehead, will my government book to Mike Donahey to do with it as he sees fit. I, Jack Davis, bequeath my red suspenders to Jim Dahlke. I, Richard Ar anbright, will a pair of my extra long trousers to Glen Godwin. CPee Wee? I, Ben Bascom, bequeath my blue sweater to Larry Scheib for an overcoat. I, Beverly Crowder, will my homemaking ability to Mildred Hall. I, Betty Wine, bequeath my ability to cut hair to Phyllis Stotts. I, Violet Kallesen, will my ability to express my opinions to Edward Dudley. I, Mary Jean Dunbar, bequeath my ability to be mischievous to Patty Light. I, Colleen Mains, will my ability to stay out of mischief to Joan Kolbe. I, Alvetta Caskey, bequeath my freckles to Audrey Tam. I, Barbara Whitman, will my brown eyes and blushing cheeks to Gwen Snyder I, Lois Boots, bequeath my giggle to Joan Wheeler. I, Fern Alborn, will my quietness to Mava Clouse. I, Mary Peck, bequeath my blue eyes and love for fords to Marilyn Gibson. I, Maurice Bascom, bequeath my ability to always get a girl to Walter Heins. I, Jerry Roberts, will my ability to grow a mustache to Bob Downing. I, Patsy Flynn bequeath the Yale Boys to Mary Peck, but since she is leaving, too, I will leave them to Norita Carson. Signed, sealed, published, and declared as and for our last will and testament by the Senior Class of 1951 on this first day of May, 1951. , CSealJ COMPLIMENTS OF RHODES LUMBER COMPANY Panora, Iowa I 2 E I I v E l K-f f A, ROW ONE: KLeft to right! Joyce Huitt, Eldon Hansen Jeanette Gilbert, John Maddick, Kava Clouse, Bob Godwin, Saundra Baden, Gerald Songer, Joan Kolbe Patty L1 ht. AON TWOs ?Left to right! Shirley Cro well, Phyllis Stotts, Bill Bischof, Gwen Snyder, Edward Dudley, Louise Boots, Harold Marshman, Mildred Hall, Norman Warford, Donna Burgess, Larry Lamb. ROW THREE: CLeft to right! Mrs. Norvell, Ray Long, Norita Carson, James Dahlke, Keith Trent, Ralph Long, Alice Schultz, Walter Heins, Marilyn Gibson. C L A S S 0 F F I C E R S PRESIDENT ........ .......... DONNA BURGESS VICE PRESIDENT... ...... PHYLLIS STOTTS SEC. G TREAS. .. ...,,HAROLD MAHSH AN SPONSOR ....... .... 5iJ,,.HRS. NORYELL safe zfrf 2, fy ly E- 4 fe .151 ' 9 . ' fl rf aff G' A X ' .J MW? I mmm' s X9- bM7i,,f K W ,f 'X COHPLIH RTS OF JOHN DONAHEY Attorney at Law panora, 10,5 li' 9 V' .A El if I I 1 97 3 u 7 AQ? nlII'IllIIIIlllIh E I v ' .Q I 5 2 I R041 ORB: fLeft to Righti Jens Robinson Glenna Godwin, Roxie Blithson, Yerlee Trent, Sheri Ven Deventer, Audrey Jetters, Dee Dudley, Ruth Ann Grit- fith, Haney Heins, Ilene Crowder, Glen Godwin. RCU TWO! CLeft to Right! Lerry Baker Lila Wine, Charles Baden, Hyre Biott, ldvin Thorp, Mons Scott, Jerry Csulkins, Joen Knapp, Jon Burchfield, Miss HCLennsn. ROW THREE: CLeft to Right! Wayne Gelpin B111 Jeffries Lyle Reynolds Doneld Moore, Dunne Bundy, Arthur Harlenee, aene Harris, Miie Donshey, rreni Hershnen. C L A S B 0 F F I C B B 8 Pres1dent...................Chsr1es Baden Vice Pres1dent.... ....Ly1e Reynolds Secretery....... ......L11e Wine Tressurer..... ............Dee Dudley ,e- L X X ff X f , gf, so V i i ' V I. ' Y fnrlh' 1 'I VJ, I I J xx M X Mn -9 1 3 6' COMPLIMERTS OF RA!'8 CAF! Phone 221 Penore, Iove nngifv ff X '5 HI? IHIIIHI I :VK r 'fe-,x 'Q ' ' 'fs V W X, . , ,nl - I Ill I ll I ,- ,L ,- ROW ONE: CLeft to Rizhtb Ardis Winters, Barbara Culver, Billy Criffee, Emmy Mains, Doris Duke, Georgia McCurdy, Joyce Kessleroad, Dixie Jack? e Tasler, larry Scheib. Nolan, ROW TWO: CLeft to Rifhtl Agnes Flannery, linda Halton, Harriett, Gustin, Betty Ansberry, Barbara wine, Norma Henderson, Dorthea Knapp, Martha Clouse, Joan Wheeler. ROW THREE: Cleft to Right? Lewis Davis, Audrey Tam, Bonnie Royer, Francis Vells, Ward Mains, Ruth Kolbe, Jerry Murphy, Gary Maddick, Connie Bross, Don Cilson, Mr. Russell. ROW FOUR: Cleft to Rirhtj Dan Donahey, Bob Downing, Paul Bates, Dean Gander, Jack Royer, Wayne Love, Bernard Theulem, Dwayne Lonf, Ernest Yobley, Willis Motsick. C L A S S O F F I C E R S President.... ........... ..Barbara Culver Vice President.... ...dartpa Clouse Secretary ...... .. ..... Don Gilson Treasurer...... ...Ruth Kolbe Soonsor .... ...... ..Vr. Fussell , P ff' , A Q A 1 ' 5 , . 1 X' f' if 5' 'NAS ' 65 1 -za-is N 'Z' '31 -:aff ,Q D ' f V' .1 -'-N' ' P 1 ' 'N,-Lge, Liz? Q I TM by B . I , . rfafb E F V? f! 4- O QC.:-g COMfIlHENTS OF HTSSAWER INSURANCE AGENCY Panora, Iowa p- ,- -1 HICSH XXX Eighth Grad -uv - - e ' E .- 3'uf D232- ROW ONE: CLeft to Right! Laverne Bancroft, Duane Leonard, Tommy Gaulkins, Jackie Peppers, Jerry Wooldridge, Jackie Armstrong, Gordon Castile. ROW TWO: CLeft to Hightl Lester LeFluer, Roger Whitman, Marlene Boyer, Charlotte Thorp, Deana Baldwin, Lavonne Godwin, Gwen Baacom, Jinm Eastman, Bradley Kimbell. ROW THREE: CLeft to Right? Joyce Lamb, Eloise Kallesen, Ruby Bacon, Joyce Armstrong, Darlene Embrey, Patricia Downing, Rita Burgess, Marcy Peck, Jean Kinny, Mr. Norvell. C L A S S 0 F F I C E R S President ...... ... ...Tommy Caulkins Vice President.... ....Gordon Castile Secretary....... .....Roger Whitman Treasurer...... .... ..Marcy Peck 'K COMPLIMENTS OF SHEETS REXALL DRUB STORE Panera , Iowa - ,Q f Seventh Gfdde 1 CJ y Wi-. mil 'Q ,o if ROW ONE: CLeft to Rightl Keith Devilbliss, Gene Schmitt, Rex Peppers, Patrick Nolan, Larry Flynn, Delbert Sander, Carrol Bennink, Mervin Wild. ROW TWO: CLeft to Rightl Joyce Wells, Sandra Roberts, Patsy Willey, Linda Wine, Carrol Anderson Janice Armstrong, Mary Elizabeth Nolan, Sharon Haden, .Taneth Krause, Mary Ellen Donahey, Loren Leonard. ROW THREE: KLeft to Right! Freddie Eastman Tomy Vandevanter, Bernard Wernli, Darryl Stanley, Dwayne Scott, Daryl Schmitt, Frank Mains, -Brry Olsn, John Scholz, Mr. Kroiln. 1 3 J1 Jul' 599' :bln T118 owl 13 3y1llb011C of .unnxx the Junior High newspaper! the name of which is ,hwgi T H E U 0 0 T 0 V L- so-'FN 450, COMPLIMEIITS 01 0. K. RUBER DERS Complete Tire Service Panera, Iowa L s .- sf' ef- vw-U1 erode 'leg If i ,f . S' r 4 Z .yi fb' 'W f J, 1 2-15.1. i' ,fe ' .c 4 -1 fff , of , ',- A f . ' .1 W if 4 1g,s,,ff.F1A, 1 ne' av ae- 'nj Q::vx. Y' . 47 'J' .. mr' f Q0 pe, -. X Q, dk I A ' r -nw' Le ' . 'I 'A '.,. ' .-rv' v ROW ONE: CLeft to Right? Jerry Wirt, Billy Robinson, Jackie Wine, Donald Moore, Larry Trent. ROW TWO: KLeft to RightD Donald Long, Noble Canady, Leonard Bonker, Charles Trent, Terry Kimball. . ., , Gail' We Work - We Study ,- 'Vx X Q Q K 1 ff PLT Q 1 wi QL I N We Relax--We Get Into Mischief CCMPLIHENTS or mm: Arnmzcn . R 1 , X Gu and Electric Service , ' I Q 4 Panera, Iowa P T Y 1 -1' f , x 1 JN-I' xu X A , ,.x N 13' 7 N ,,.4-.- .. 41 A 'U' , Mfg z- +-' 'r 9 x V! nnumuzea -t L ' M .-x .fw- if -.X Y 'fi V. F O O T B A L L H I G H L I G H T S The Panora Bluejays, off to a flying start with two wins and one loss in their first three games, held high hopes for a victorious season. However, after their opening surge, the local footballers ran head-on into the Hheavy end of their conference schedule, losing to Dallas Center, Earlham and Redfield and tying Stuart before dropping the season's finale to Guthrie Center to end the campaign with a record of 2 wins, 5 losses, and 1 tie. The opening day of practice found thirteen lettermen checking out equip- ment plus a host of first year men and non-letter winners. A total of thirty three men made up the 1950 squad. A breakdown of the squad shows thatin spite of the large number of candidates, the Bluejays were lacking in depth as well as in experience, for twenty-two of the thirty-three aspirants for positions were underclassmen. Led by only two seniors, all conference end Richard Arganbright, and big tackle Ben Bascom, the Bluejays hopefully plunged into the task of building the 1950 grid machine and filling the vacancies left by the graduation ofseven senior lettermen from last year's squad. After dropping the season's opener to non-conference Fxira, our Bluejays moved into the conference schedule with wins over Adel and Dexter to head the conference standing after three weeks of play. Then it happened!! We dropped the afore mentioned games to Dallas Center, Earlham and Redfield, and with the tie with Stuart, we finished the season lodged neatly in sixth place. Past season honors went to Richard Arganbright, who was selected as anall conference end for the third straight year, and received honorable mention fer Jack North's All-State Team. Keith Trent and Lyle Reynolds were placed on the All-Conference Honor Roll for their good work during the season. with fifteen lettermen returning next fall, the Bluejays are looking for- ward to a successful 1951 gridiron season. SCORES RACCOON VALLEY CONFERENCE 1950 Football Standingmg Teams Won Lost Tied Panora. Exira .... .. Earlham ...... ..... 5 ...... 1 ...... 1 .... . Panora...18 Adel ............ Stuart ....... .... ...... ...... nn... 7 6 667 643 1 2 Panora Dexter .......... Dallas Center ....... ...... 2 ...... 1 ..... Panora Da11as,Center... Redfield ..... ... ...... 2 ...... 2..... 571 Panora Earlham ....... Woodward ..... .... ...... 2 ...... 1 ..... SOO Panora .... Redfield ........ Panora... .... ...... 2 ...... 1 .... . 417 Panora .... Stuart .......... Adel .... .... ...... ...... O ..... 333 Panora Guthrie Center.. Dexter ....... ..... ...... 6 ...... O ..... OOO COMPLIMENTS OF WEST CABI Delicious Short Orders Panora, Iowa Cafe Service CAMP Gas Open A11 Night Oil l I OTBALL I reap-as he SGW ORE: CLeft to Right? Don Gilson, Leonard Gibson, Wayne Galpin, John addick Edvard Dudley, Ward Mains, Norman Harford, Ray Long, Wayne Love, Gerald gonger, .Tack Royer. RUUI TWU: Franklin Harshman, Mr. Krohn Harold Marshman, Lyle Reynolds, Duane Bandy, Ben BIICX, Richard Arganfaright, Keith Trent, Ralph Long, Jin Dahlke, Gary Maddick, Edwin Thorpe, Mr. Whiteman, Coach Russell. RUH THREE: Billy Griffee, Ronnie Royer, Tomy Bunny, Bernard Theulen, Dean Gander, Mike Donahey, Charles Baden Paul Bates, Jerry Murphy, Levis Davin. In front or alla ole ooavln, Manager. Tacnles .ary R X Guard' 003' 1-1' CELEB!!! UI' 00DWIl'8 PRWUCI peultry-Ins--Cream Panera, Iolra . x, , AV I . B N. ' '-3, .if ,A .Z gi Q , x 4 44 'ff xg Ti 'gr ' 5 A ' 1 f 9 Q AA , h I , 4 fu ...r .2wf ', 4-45 tg ,Y - - ' H ,, - V43 ' 'f f - L- ' , . n- All! I, j 5 , -' - ' , , - . - Le.. ,, ,, ' 1 , ll I Lwfswm I . f ,- f iii' 4, :1 ' r ' 1 1 A I-loldThu Lane e r en-hr 'll . A 'T ' , 'vw . I ' 4 rlfgiilf-'Qii xx-1 - ,fm ' - 1 W' , ' I v if I L' 't - QOL in vL..,' ' ' 4-. . ?i'3Sfi'a'2'f4''11 'rf4-,.. 4 ' KJ. viii:-,f3gx:5h, A.: lik. 7 ,Y-,a ,' ,-jf ng1:mPfg-M! - , 1 I , . , .mr al LQ, . ., eucly!Ca1'ch! ack 5 . ?l 1 'VA 3 W f +V?-iiyfrgf 43 frfv't-wig ,..- - W Y A f v ,5 A ' vg,u.v- s ' K X R' ' x ff ' .-ff ', f-T Q.- V Y! K., V i ...iv l. . ay, -,? . . K 1 L. I, N X .ef J. .A , , .'- ' ' 9, Q ' 1-vi 1-L 1 ' ' ,L . , . .-.-M, ' . 4-V '-'1'V !'i: ,IA ligu. ,V U g,21':,,,i:Lg,, r , ,H ,ii-11.11. X L. -xx-V: F L J. ,Q . 1 j-if J' M LY ,THQ if .:,gix,g If HMI' ,ww -fm . 'f 1+ . -1 H. -N, cf 1 rf, ., -1- x ' Q - b M.. A. my V.: Q N ,Aj 1 ',,, 1 .1 Q -'. e'Ps Go. CQIPLIHEITS OP CAULKIRS GRTERY PRODUCI Phono 9+ Pmnra, Ion P. H. S. BOYS' BASKETBAIL The Panora High basketball season started with high hopes of building a team that had been torn apart by the absence of a host of graduated team members. Led by Dick Arganbright, leading conference scorer for the past two years, and Ben Bascom a husky veteran rebounder, the Bluejays began to prepare for their first scheduled basketball game which was seven days after the last football game. This first game, which they lost, showed h ed f plainly that the blue and white did not have t eir the basket and that the team needed much practice a also showed that there were very good prospects for t eyes sharpen up or t ball handling. It he coming year. Bluejays were one of The annual conference jamboree showed that the the top contenders for the conference title. After the first half of the conference race Panora and Adel, the only team that Panora hadn't sched- uled, were leading the conference race. The Bluejays were in high hopes of capturing the first conference trophy in their basketball history after ousting the tough Earlham and Woodward quintets. Then the lid was put on our basket. Stuart the dark horse in the conference race at the start of the season, played one of their better games and took Panora out of the conference race with a margin of 2 points. Panora finished second in the conference with a percentage of .892, which was 8 percentage points be- hind conference leading Adel. The Bluejays were beaten in the county tourney by one point by an aggressive Yale team that took the championship. Panora, steadily improv- ing throughout the season, took the sectional title and advanced to a dis- trict berth for the first time in five years. The Bluejays were beaten by a highly rated Carroll Team which eventually won the title. The Panora Bluejays finished the campaign with l5 wins, 7 losses for a win percentage of .682 and a very successful season. Panora will be back for the 1951-52 season with 3 regulars from this year's squad and a total of 7 lettermen with high hopes of another successful season. The order of the schools' standings in the Raccoon Valley Conference for the year 1950-51 was: Adel, Panora, Earlham, Woodward, Dallas Center, Stuart, Redfield, and Dexter. One of Panora's players received honorable mention on Jack North's teams in the Des Moines Register. It was Richard Arganbright, our star center. SCORES Panora ... .... Yale .... ...33 Panora .... ... ... .... Casey.... ...20 Panora ... .... Earlham ........ ...M3 Panora ... .... Stuart .......... ...20 Panora.... ... ... .... Dallas Center... ...HO Panora .... ... ... .... Earlham ........ ...36 Panora .... ... ... .... Woodward ........ ...28 Panora .... ... ... .... Guthrie Center.... ...ZW Panora .... ... ... .... Dexter ....... ... ...lb Panora .... ... .... Dallas Center... ...27 Panora ... .... Menlo .......... ...36 Panora ... .... Stuart ........ ...36 Panora .. .... Redfield ....... ...EB Panora ... .... Audubon. ........ ... 2 Panora ... ....Guthrie Center.... ...36 Panora .... ... ...... .Redfield ........ ...20 Panora ......... .Bagley .......... ...3O Panora ......... .Dexter ............ ...2l Panora Panora Panora Panora Guthrie County Tournament . ....Yale............ 'sacrioNAL TOURNAMENT . ......... Bayard .... ...... Guthrie Center.. 'oisraicr'ToURNAMmNr ..........Carroll........ .. ...25 .. ...22 .. ...3h ...6O ,ACN n 1 Q, -A 'r 4 13 A. FRONT ROW: Glen Godwin, Hgr.g Gene Harrisg Gary Maddickg Edward Dudleyg John Maddickg Ronnie Foyer. BACK ROW: Jim Dahlkeg Ralph Tongg Ben Rascomg Richard Arganbrightg Lyle Reynoldsg Harold Marshmang Dale Whiteheadg Mr. Russell, coach. , QQ! 1 f f Y1 2 ylylnl 2 1 XWPQQQE A !,4 Mizg V 2- ' ,, 3 .N 1 in 412 ill! -4-55:5 ,V X475 F' S?Pl9I Membefi Ben Bascom Richard Arganbright Dale Whitehead Dick and Q Ben k P. H. S. GIRLS' BASKETBALL The 1950-51 Panora Bluejay girls finished the season with average suc- cess by winning eleven games and losing eleven games. Eight letter winners and four non-letter winners made up the squad for the year. Senior co-captains for the season were Betty Wine, a three letter winner, and Mary Rae Clouse, a three letter winner. Colleen Mains also played her last games as a senior this year. The other letter winners were: juniors--Phyllis Stotts forward, Donna Burgess, guardg Joan lolbe, guard, Mava Clouse, guard, Marilyn Gibson, forward, Mildred Hall, forward, Patty Light forward, and Louise Boots, guard, sophomore--Roxie Snithson, forward, and freshman--Ruth Kolbe, guard. The season opened slowly with a four point defeat by Yalima four point victory over Casey, and a five point loss to Earlham. Lack of eight proved to be a season's handicap. In the twenty-two game schedule ten games were'won or lost by a mar- gin of six points or less. Woodward, Guthrie Center and Menlo were the three opponents scoring decisive victories. By losing the last Raccoon Valley Conference game to previously beaten Redfield, the Panora girls missed a second place conference rating. In the Guthrie County Tournament held at Panera, the Bluejay girls played Menlo and were defeated 54-35. In the sectional tournament held at Bagley, they advanced to the finals before losing to Cooper. They were awarded the runner-up trophey--the second trophy to be won by a girls' team in the history of the school. The forwards scored an average of 32 points while their opponents scored an average of 38 points per game. SCORES Panora ....29 Yale ..... . Panera... ....37 Casey...... Panora ....ag 'Earlham .... ... Panora .... 'Stuart ....... ... Panera ....27 'Dallas Center.... Panora ....g6 'Earlham ........ . Panora .... 3 'Woodward ..... ... Panora ....17 Guthrie Center... Panora ....H7 'Dexter.... ....... Panora ....43 'Dallas Center.... Panora .... 3 Men o -..-- . ---- - Panora ....R2 'Stuart ....... . Punora... ....H5 'Redf1e1d...... Panera... .... 41 Audubon. .... .... Panora... ....24 Guthrie Center... Panera... ....k5 'Redfield........ xPanora... ....3l Bagley. ...... . Panora ....34 'Dexter.... .... .. GUTHRIE COUNTY TOURNAMENT Panora... ....35 Menlo .... ....... SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Panora ....Hl Rippey....... Panora ....33 Jamaica.... Panora.......... 2 Cooper .... .......... 'PRACCOON RIVER VALLEY CONFERENCE GAMES on Highway 61+ coMPL1MEN'rs or MILLS HATCHERY Panera, Iowa AKAL ,K 'Q' x' 1 1 3,5 . fa Ax S FRONT ROW: Roxie Smithsong Mary Rae Clouseg Mildred Hallg Marilyn Gibsong Patty Light. BACK ROW: Jeanette Gilbert, Mgr.g Colleen Mainsg Mava Clouseg Donna Bur- gess- Betty Wineg Ruth Kolbeg Phyllis Stottsg Joan Kolbeg Saundra Haden, Mgr.2 Mr. Iverson, coach. X M 5 4 - f , f nf f 'YW 1 K . X - . v 1' K ,9 Cb I J55' SPA' V Wi 2 QP? Senior Members Colleen Mains Betty Wine Mary R. Clouse snow wv Q My C I vang f ,P ...L 35 ' F fr - i I x I I, Mary Rae Clouse Betty Wine n 4 CHEER LEADERS MC Curdy Burchfield Clouse Flynn --ng Roberta Burchfield, Sen1or.........4 years Patsy Flynn, Senior. ...... . . . . . . . . .2 years Georgia MGCurdy Freshman. . . . . . . .1 year Martha Clouse, freshman. . ........ . .1 year B w F B w F Y P F F L H I L H I E A I I U I G U I G A ll N G G E T H E T H 21 0 H H E T E T R T T A CQIPLIHENTS OF BUYER OIL CO. Phono 12k Panera, Iowa ,- ...L HI IIVIIII' 1 I ig .L I V , if f , X Ii' '. I I ll I ll I f 4 gf if, ,i. 1 V' R gif if ACTIVITIEX USICBL so V EUNEERT BAND CLARINETS CORNETS SAXOPHONES TROHBONES Patsy Flynn Charles Haden Roxie Smithson Colleen Mains Louise Boots Lewis Davis Alvetta Caskey Jerry Wooldridge Leonard Bonker Ronnie Royer Linda Haltom Glen Godwin Lila Wine Ruth Kolbe Ruth Ann Griffith Frances Wells Sharon Haden B SS HORN Danny Donahey Charlotte Thorp BARITONES Mary Jean Dunbar Doris Duke Roger Whitman Barbara Whitman Carroll Bennink B111 Jeffries Glesna Godwin FRENCH HDRH Roberta Burchfield Joyce Wells FLUTE PERCUSSION DL EQTOR Joan Knapp Joan Kolb: Miss Mc Lennan Mildred Hall Jane Robinson Gwen Snyder Audrey Jetters Mava Clouse W gGHPLIHENTS OP SlYDlR'S BTAIDARD SERVICB aching -- reusing Tir -- glgg We Pick Up and Deliver Phone 136 Panera, Im' 4 W. ILT i. 4 a, ...W F ,N ! I MARCHING BAND P Q4- ..l L... -wr 935' Wi is '-3' P f BAND OFFICERS Charles Haden..... ...........Pres1dent Alvetta Caskey... ........Vice President Roxie Smithson... ....Sec. and Treasurer TWIRLERS WIN AT BAND CONTEST Four of the twirlers entered a marching band contest which was held at Shenandoah, Iowa, in the fall of 1950. The girls won a rating of I which entitled them to enter the State Contest, held at Perry, Iowa in the spring. The ensemble was composed of Connie Bross, Martha Clouse, Georgia Mc Curdy, and Phyllis Stotts. COMPLIMENTS OF PANORA CLEANERS Jack and Wilma Bross Panora, Iowa -sit-,jv 4,, 5? P. I-I. . I-HBH 5TfPPER5' 1 f ll I. Mcflurtl Clause . .,' eg, , 1 L. . V -' ' 71245 T rl Y .1 U Q r X - X 'EH Br-055 S+o'H'S Q il-M. ROyel O 'r e-If-fe W' . Y N K ' vi!-N W 7 .B . M W N f,.r ' a l AN' i v I x A 1 COHPLIHBFTS OF GUTHRIE COURT! STATE Bill Panera, Ian Q 2 5 EEK l M GLEQ LL UB , by , ROW ONE: Audrey Jetters, Colleen Mains, Doris Duke, Verlee Irent, Roberta Burchfield, Roxie Smithson, Gwen Snyder, Lyla Woody, Barbara Culver. ROW TWO: Emmy Mains, Ardis Winters, Saundra Haden, Mary Jean Dunbar, Lila wine, Patsy Flynn Mava Clouse, Frances Wells, Jeanette Gilbert, Audrey Tam, Joyce Nesselroad. ROW THREE: Miss Mc Lennan, Shari Van Devanter, Donna Burgess, Barbara Wine Betty Wine, Linda Haltom, Louise Boots, Ruth Kolbe, Connie Bross, ?'1?1?'?' KKK! Phyllis Stotts. COMPLIMENTS OF HOTEL PANORA TelePh0H6 98 Panora, Iowa E IQIIIHUI 11?--' I Fi BSU ORB: CLeft to right! Levis Davis, Billy Griffee, Jim Dahlke, Jack Davis, Jerry Murphy, Gary Heddick, Frank Hershman. R001 TWO: fLett te right? Maurice Beacon, Ward Mains, B111 Jeffries, Edvard Dudley, John Maddick, Miss McLennan. RCU TR EE: CLeft to rightl Gene Harris, Lyle Reynolds, Keith Trent, Harold Marshman, Edwin Thorp. 5 ,Ttadxer, Le T ,-4 :QQ gvsgfgipafnffifqg ft' ' an 1-he nr: alum Nx..f' ko tonnes Jl.+Ebf4ef3 ueun- Heyy-gulf: A 1 e -n 40 R K f ,Cu rmfrtqfje' r , 9. L 11 xy ' L tl 1 V O' HN , ' imp -ln X , XXX f I , 1 rg QM X X 415 sw ,ww X COHTLIHBRTS OP PORTER'S FOOD MARKET Penora, Iowa 4 GIRLS' TRIO 2 .... S 1 UQ, Y . Q Y x Roxie Smithson Gwen Snyder Colleen Mains Jane Robinson, Pianist GIRLS' SEXTETTE nw Roxie Smithson Donna Burgess Gwen Snyder Colleen Mains Mary Jean Dunbar Roberta Burchfield Jane Robinson, Pianist COMPLIMENTS OF HADEN'S HARDWARE Panora, Iowa v4 In 4-J -1 .ii iv BOYS' QUARTETTE 1 Q L ' L Q' W 'x b. Q-A ,y,J, X-in faxr ff' 2 , in f i ' 41 Maurice Bascom Frank bhrshman Harold Marshman John Maddick CORNET QUARTETTE Lewis Davis Ruth Kolbe Charles Haden Ronnie Boyer CLARINET QUARTETTE Patsy Flynn Louise Boots Lila wine Leonard Bonker ix 'af X 1, Jig 'A, Ts: 'gjsgw ,,gc - L' 27 69 f ' YT ETL? ffm 1 1vLi',vgbA M N The junior class presented its class play ULavender and Old Lace' on Saturday night October 21, 1950. The plot was taken from the book entitled Lavender and Oid Lace. The characters were: HEPSEY.. ..... . ..... ..........MAVA CLOUSE JOE PENDLETON...... .... HAROLD MM SBMN SOPHRONY TROTTER .... ....... JOAN KOLBE MARY AINSLIE ........ ..... SAUNDRA HADEN JANE HATHAWAY ............. PHYLLIS STOTTS CARL WINFIELD .................. ED DUDLEY DR. HOWARD PATTERSON .......... RALPH LONG RUTH THORNE ........... ....DONNA BURGESS BERNICE CARLTON ..... ....GWEN SNYDER JAMES BALL ....... ....BOB GODWIN 1 T ROW ONE: fLeft to Right? Joan Kolbe, Ralph Long, Saundra Haden, Donna Burgess Edward Dudley, Gwen Snyder. RON TWO: CLeft to Right? Mava Clouse, Harold Marshman, Mr. Whiteman Phyllis Stotts, Bob Godwin, Louise Boots. COMPLIMEHTS OF EMORY ROBINSON PRODUCE Produce, Feeds and luppliea Panera, Iowa :z:2f fwm!M face IENCE CLUB L :'ff1fX X ,f !!,,f Au- :iii - 4 Vg, HIV o.. 00.00 a ' s'U.A. . O ROW ONE: Mildred Hall, Phyllis Stotts Harold Marshman, Roberta Burchfield, Edwin Thorp, Jeanette Gilbert, Lewis Davis, Larry Scheib. ROW TWO: Glen Godwin, Don Gilson, Joyce Huitt, Lois Boots, Saundra Haden Joan Wheeler, Audrey Jetters, Verlee Trent, Instructor, Miss Hudson. ROW THREE: Louise Boots, Donna Burgess, Gwen Snyder, Gary Maddick, Mava Clouse, Wayne Galvin, Patsy Flynn, Mary Peck, Mary Jean Dunbar, Billy Griffee. ROW FOUR: Norita Carson, Ray Long, Walter Heins, Ralph Long Betty '-'ine, Lyle Reynolds, Alice Schultz, Bette Ansberry, Edward Dudley, Dorothea Knapp. C L U B President..... Vice President Secretary..... 'B Treasurer..... ERI Reporter... COMPLIM NTS OF DR Phone lkk . H. L. O F F I C E R S .. ...Roberta Burchfield one soeooHar01d Marshman .. ......Phyllis Stotts ....Jeanette Gilbert osouooooEdwin Thorp SMITH, VETERINARIAH Panera, Iowa xg 'M i f X 2 T1-ESTUDENTC UUIXQCQ YV 7 .l ROW ONE: KLEFT to RIGHTD Barbara Culver, Martha Clouse, Phyllis Stotts, Donna Burgess, Roberta Burchfield. RCW TWO: CLEFT to RIGHTJ Dale Whitehead, Richard ArganTr1ght, Mr. Whiteman, Sponsor, Lyle Reynolds, Charles Haden. President: Dale Whitehead Vice President: Roberta Burchfield Secretary: Donna Burgess Treasurer: Barbara Culver va R .7 1' . Ik. , I N ! A 1 1 . 3 1 , .ieg . . , Y Y Y-.U 1 T' . -2? 443.13- COMPLIMENTS OF RICHE! LOCKER SERVICE Butchering-Processing A Moat Curing Phone 75 R2 Panora, Iowa . -CLUB J f ,,f'1--f ' '25 ,fifl ' if 5 ROW ONE: Billy Griffee, John haddick, Richard Arganbrignt, Ben Bascom, Mr. Stockdale, Dale Whitehead, Edward Dudley, Larry Scheib. ROW TWO: Ernest Mobley, Charles Haden Dean Gander, Bernard Theulen, Paul Bates, Danny Donahey, Jon Burchfield, Glen Godwin. ROW TH EE: Wayne Love, Dwayne Long, Willis Motsick, Norman Warford, Edwin Thorp, Gerald Songer, Jack Davis, Bobbie Downing, Jack Royer, Mike Donahey. ROW FOUR: Bill Jeffries, Ray Long, James Dahlke, Donald Moore, Keith Trent, Lyle Reynolds, Jerry Roberts, Walter Heins, Gene Harris. C L U B O F F I C E R S Ben Bascom ...... ........ President John Maddick ....... ...Vice President Edward Dudley ........ ...... .Secretary Richard Arganbright... ....... Reporter Dale Whitehead ....... .... Treasurer Keith Trent ....... ....Sent1nel COMPLIMENTS OF JIMMY DUDLEY John Deere Sales and Service Panora, Iowa r WLESTAFFJQLQ 2 ROW ONE : ROW TWO : LOUISE BOOTS .... VIOLET KALLESEN. MARY PECK ....... LOIS BOOTS ..... JOHN MADDICK .... BARBARA WINE .... MAURICE BASCOM.. MRS. BRYAN...... 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