Panora High School - Echoes Yearbook (Panora, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1952 volume:

i 5 2 2 E - iii fififfi I 4 5 1 i 1 1 i I I I Q E xf ff .Z ,1 R f , ff? xx 1 ff 4, kj! K X. RN X x L 1 B H 1 J K- J I X' Q? xg, L A 1 , I XJ! .nfpf ., ' ' w' .:..--' F pm z ,Q '- Q 1 7 gl I We, the Senior Clase of 1952, wish to dedicate our yearbook, PHS ECHOES, to Dolores Hughes, who through her untirelees efforts, has done much to make our school years more Dleaeant. We wish to congratulate Dolores for foreseeing so many of our needs. We feel that her efforts have done much to make our school life and future life more successful. --SENIORS OF 1952 i 5 , 4 1 'D MINI TR fy f' KM-bx XXM J -' Q. ff. , X 1 Q X N S Q ff ii ' s Um, y e ydqdf I .Lfg,.,?.WM4M,vwQQz.A,L7f0 -bu ' If-n 4,-Jfmnnnivf mj71,.4.,L6,,Q,.NW.fj.w1 u uabfenfq, E1 Wy? fwfgjgw w mm ZZ-4 M' M ' VW W7 M'w'?'WWf '.J5f,.fJ 3 M7 ' .1 . 1 Mr, F' f n I ersuso 'Q-4 11 gf Mrs. Dudley X N 0 Suzerlntendent Hgme Economics B. A. William Penn College B. S. Ioha guage College M. A. University of Iowa Mrs. Bryan A ff' vb x Q 'Y Mr. Loomer Commercial Principal B. S. Northwest Missouri State H. A. Drake University Teqchers College B. A. I.S.T.C. Ceaer Falls bv Y A ,al 1 N- Q Veach Us -'v 2 310' TL gf Stockdale H Music Aerlculture M. E. Drake B. S. Iowa State College e f 'TSN' ,JK N. , ,1 , s.e:W-,ru -lr. A 1-11118 f 4 5T5:f' f -.JO Q e , 'fi i--I i Ph, slcrl Education B. A. Simpson College -A id 1 A , A Jensen Zlr. Krcnn Junior High Principal Junior High E. A. Iowa State Teachers College B. S. Drake University .lisa Sooer AVN ,R ,Six 'Qfar 3 'S--AA ,C , HEJY '1 if . W. Mijllgzenbaker I . U ' f 'Z ' Q' I iv. ie I l . 1 'Q Fifth Grade Frurth Grade Iowa State Teacners College Parsons College , ,a I I I gl . 'X , 's, , .x Av Lf, 'Q ff-5 -wgggf' wr X MIS Matern Mrs Hensal .il xy!! 1 S his . .A , s ,S N. .71 f4f .af.L Third Grade Second Grade Iowa State Teachers College Colorado State College ' J- CY: fl First Grade Creston Junior College Miss Stearns Miss Mclntyre 1 ,9- P- Kindergarten Iowa Qfatc Teachers College A fx ,., NI, X Y! 9 NB-P' S A voice that would send any SUV for a loop. in Has consideration for girls as well as boys. Donna Burgess walter Heins Gerald Songer Alice Schultz x 1 9 4- Aren't girls beautiful though hwgwyf . A Books are her worst enemy. . John Iuzacldick iw Joan ' Kolbe W ,Y: ': '.Yl 8 M ki WV -55 , W.- rf 9' . X , 51.1, Q l,aWvx:f-' .Speecnis silver .not sllwoe is Why worry 1t's only -. w.ste of golden. 55-1116- 5 if Gwen Snyuer ef-.Qu l Q Edward. ' Dudley 4 ' 1, wi , 4. N . .. -rw-,A Figwiiz 1.-- :gf X.. 'Jai sk-- R lr 'D -If If--6.25, 54- -Lg GE:::PtQ'- fl 1 I . .:ff:::' 'IFJ The sw.t1x.1t sninesis no sunnier Sole men were 0011-1 for great th mn ner smile. things. A A Plyllls Stotts B111 dischof T1'.ere's never 1 dull momclz w1.e4l I'u. xrounri. Eldon Hansen Norlta ,, Carson Keen behwior 1:1 study hall, fwhsxt x l1L1f:1'l,J '5'im Ii-lifes the best of feverytling. Xbf -15.-Y .X boofz, .1 sorg, tx good N11 xt more cum you 1334 time. life? ,- 41. Mildred Hall A-Vw,f JT'N 3o ,Jigga Tj, fl , NwV'.' n Ya' i ' - are X F- t, Harold - Marshman My man is as true as steel. Faithful to every tlsx, what more could you ask? S. ca., Jeanette Gilbert sl 'lil ,., nllways ready for a good time Always looklzg forward to'tno ini make it g0.' n1gnts.' Jim T Dahlke 12 f 1 3 FK p-' N x, Louise N K Boots -Q Q W1 'Q , lf Ralph '? W ' LO-E A E Wf . N g . 11 her work: never troubles ner. Larry Lamb 2 G' . A Saundr: 1-1.1den 3 Action gems louuer- than words. .1 .I PM I -A . Q 'N w qw Z.: I often tell myself' that there is more in me th 1Il people think. 15 tg- Sweet 111 t:Lc1,1e1.t f11.doLCt1OI1. ' Q ' . Patty Light g' fx X sf ' 9 Keith . Trent Nxuv Out for the best 111 life. He haddle repfor' Deing s1.y but has outgrov.-m it like my normal BUY- 'Q-+224 Bob Godwin .fa 4 'fx 'ay a sv' f 'TQ Q Marilyn , 'ty .-33 Gibson K2 6 ' M? f 1' . X I like a close shxve. Boys :mc x.ff 1.cuDj,'. 4 4. Q Ray Long M3113 Clouse 1 Where they-e's mischief youfre A smile should never fade liable to find me. t, f X x 1 w 4 I 2 it Future President States. A 1 an 1' of the United Norman Warford 9 ' ,fam C L A S S O F F I C F R S Norman Warford..... Keith Trent..... .. D ............President ......Vice- President Ralph Long..... ...Secretary 8 Treasurer James Dahlke... .......Student Council Saundra Haden... ............Reporter Edward Dud1ey..... ....Sargeant-at-arms Senior Class Play.........Aprjl 15, 1952 Junior-Senior Banquef.......May 10, 1952 Baccalaureate.......... ...May ll, 1952 Commencement................May 13, 1952 Class Colors Green and White Class Flower Red Rose Class Motto Our aim-to succeed, Our hope-to win Class Suonsgr Mr. FergtsOn N f1l ' , 4llllI' f LL g-9- X,--5'--f 1 -5 '. 'i -1' ,mp Q Scene from Junior-Senior Banquef presented ty us as Juniors 1 .?emafa74 ' Bob Godwin F.F.A. l,Football 123, Basketball 123, Track 1234, Boys Glee Club 12, Class Play 3, Science Club 12. Ralph Long Football 1234, Basketball l234,Track 123, Science Club 1234, Class Play 3, Secretary k Treasurer 4. Harold Marshman Football 1234, Basketball 1234, Science Club 1234, Secretary k Treasurer 3, Track 123, Glee Club 123 Quartette 3,Annua1 Staff 4 Class Play 3, F.F.n. 1, Gerald Songer Football 3, F.F.A. 234, Track 2. Larry Lamb Science Club 12, Glee Club 1, Mixed Chorus l. Norman walford Class President 4, Football 123, Student Council 4, Track 12, F.F.A. 123 , Annual Staff 4, Science Club 12. Edward Dudley F.F.A. 1234, Football 1234, Basketball 234, Class President 1, Track 123, Class Play 3, Student Council 1, Vice-Predident of Science Club 2, Scie ce Club 1234, Glee Club 123, F.F.A. Secretary 3, Vice-President of F.F.k. 4, Sargent of Arms 4. Eldon Hansen Basketball 1, Track 1, Science Club 12, Glee Club 13, Mixed Chours 1. Walter Heins Science Club 1234, F.F.A. 1234. Gwen Snyder Glee Club 1234, Band 1234, Sextette 123, Trio 123, Mixed Chorus 123, Class Play 3, Science Club 1234. John Maddlck Football 1234, Basketball 1234, Track 1234, Boys Glee Club 1234, Secretary and Treasurer 1, Class President 2, F.F.A. 1234, Student Council 12, Solemn Club 12, Boys Qnartette 1234, Mixed Quartette 23, Mixed Chours 4, F.F.A. Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, and Pres1deLt 4. Jim Dahlke Football 234, Basketball 1234, Track 1234, Class Play 3, Student Council 4. Ray Long Football 123, Track 123. Keith Trent Football 1234, Basketball 123, Vice-President 124, Track 123, F.F.A. 1234. Glee Club 234. HOMECOMING KING 4. a f , . fxx Wqrm N gsagafl T pk W A ' N'-lie, f 1 N 'O Joan Kolbe f Basketball 1234, Science Club 12, Class Play 3, Girls Glee Club 14, Band 23 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Homecoming Attendant 4. Patty Light Y Basketball 1234, Science Club 12, Girls Glee Club 14, Class Play manager 3, Phyllis Stotts I Basketball 1234, Girls Glee blub 1234, Science Club 1234 Twirler 234, Vice- Presldent 3, Newspaper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Band 1234. Mava Clouse Basketball l234,G1rls Glee Club 1234, Science Club 1234, Class Play 3, Play Manager 3, Annual Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Bard 1234. Saundra Haden Basketball Manager l234,Sc1ence Club 1234, Science Club President 4 Student Council l,Secretary 8 Treasurer 2 Science Club Reporter 2,Se1nor Reporter 4 Annual Stuff 4, Class Play 3, Girls Glee Club 1234, HOMECOMIJJ QUEEN 4. Louise Boots Basketball 123, Science Club 1234 Girls Glee Club l234,Band 1234, Class Phw manager 3, Annual Staff 34, Librarian 1, Homecomixg Attendant 4. Alice Schultz Science Club 1234, Newspaper Staff 4. Mildred Hall Science Club 1234, Basketball 1234, Newspaper Staff 4, Girls Glee Club 1, Annual Staff 4. Norita Carson Girls Glee Club 1234, Science Club 1234, Newspaper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Ass. Librarian 24. Jeanette Gilbert Basketball Manager 3 Science Club 123, Science Club Treasurer 3 Annuall aff 34, Girls Glee Club 123. Donna Burgess Basketball l234,G1rls Glee Club 123, Sextette 123, Class President 3, Class Play 3, Newspaper Editor 4,G1rls trio 2, Science Club 1234, Mixed Quartette 2, Student Council 2, Homecoming Attendant 4. Marilyn Gibson Basketball l234,Sc1ence Club 12, Newspaper Staff 4, homecoming Attendant 4. B111 Bischof Sclerne Club 1, Basketball 1, Track 1, Glee Club 1. YS N 59 , 060-dd. In the fall of 1948, our class with thirty-three members started its journey to success. We elected as our officers: Edward Dudley, president, Keith Trent, vice-president, John Maddick, secretary and treasurer, Saundra Usden, student council member. Miss McLennan was our class sponsor. During the year we lost five members: Donna Downing, Mary Etta Flanery Alton Harris Gene Harris, and LeRoy Moore. Our second year, we selected as our class off1cers:John Maddick, presi- dent, Keith Trent, vice-presldentg Saundra Haden, secretary and treasurer. This year we lost one and gained two. Dorothy Simonsen moved, Joyce Hultt started the first of the year, and Gerald Songer started the second semesten Miss McLennan was again our class sponsor. As we started our Junior year, we felt we had gained some, but most of us were not satisfied. We elected as our officers: Donna Burgess nresldentg Phyllis Stotts, vice-president, Harold Marshman, secretary and treasurer. We lost two this year: Shirley Cromwell and Joyce Huitt. Our class sponsor was Mrs. Norvell. On October 21, we presented our class play, 'Lavender and Old Lace.n In May we held our Junior-Senior Prom with a 'Mardi grasu theme. Finally we have reached our fourth and last year of high school. we have found that the four years have gone amazingly fast. We elected as class officers: Norman Warford, presldentg Keith Trent, vice-president, Ralph Long, secretary and treasurer, James Dahlke, student council member, Saundra Haden, reporter, and Edward Dudley, sergeant-at-arms. We were sponsored by Mr. Ferguson. We chose green and white as our class colors, and red rose as our class flower. Skip day came in May and we went to Chicago. Baccalaureate was May ll, 1952, and commencement, the ending of our wonderful high school days was May 14,l952. Leaving with hopes we can live up to our class motto, 'Our aim--to succeed, our hope--to win. 1 1 ' 66044 WW LiSm WILL JLD IESTALEHT OF TEE SENIOR CLASS OF 1952 We the Cllss of '52 hlve completed our courses and now are through. We feel we've accomplished the very best, And to the followers we leave the rest. Through these teachers our goal we've reached, Credit goes to Herguson, brysn, hudson, and Veach. Also Dudley, Loomer, wills und Stockdale, All have directed us on l future trail. Into the clean rooms we had the pleasure to walk, and we would like to give the credit to harry Brock. To dll, our lppreciution we will send their way, And nope somedxy the furor, we may repay. we whispered, we yelled, we rush.d, in the good old study hilly Those were the days, the good old days, Days that we shell soon recill. Out of the hwll windows we purtly fell, Dredding the sound of that steady old bell. Now tsdt the end of school is drawing near, We beuemth our noilitles to our followers To make the most of this school dear. ThEHEFORE, BE IT RLLCLULQ TusTZ We, the seniors of '52,will our beloved, but marred and scratched desks to the followers in hopes they will discontinue the rough usage they have received. In order tnwt the study hall will not De silent next full, we, the senior class, will to the followers o,r ability to shatter :hat silence. We, the Cliss of '52, wish to extend our sincere thanks to the entire faculty HKQ jamitor for tLe1r assistarce throughout our four years of nigh school. We, the members of the annual staff, will our amoltlon and determlnatkn to the future Qxnunl staff in order that they may put out a bigger ugd better unnual. Each individually owned property is bein, willed in the followizf manner I, slice Schultz, will myheight to Gwen Bascom. I, hildred hull, will my ubility to hook a mum to Agnes Flanery. I, Jeanette Gilbert, will my chair in art cless to Ramona miller. I, Saundru huden, will, not the ability to sirg, but the ability to fill space in the Girls Glee Club, to Joyce Uesselrosd. Ldrry L1mb, will my books to Larry Esker ldfter All I d1dn't use I. theml. I, Walter Heirs, will my science Ability to Billie Kinsey. . T l, Mwrilyn Gibson, will my Ibility to lo oooxweepi., to Jniri Vln ueverter. I, Rly Lo.i, will my curly Llir to Jon oureufifll. I, Bloor uensen, will my loility to get in ulecrief to Willis notslck. I, Bill discnof, will my :bility to slip school to Jerry nurphy. I, Jenna Burgess, will my music lesson tice to Hoyle Jmitusou on couuition she weep the oookkeeppili cluss lwlke. I, Jo.L hclbe, will my Ioility or ,lwlys beif, late to ,ny one who is ewrly. I, Rxlph Long, will my auility to tilk in stusy u.ll nitrout oeio caught to Don Cory. I, Gwen Snyder, will my Lbility to catch l fellow to Jlne Rotiuson. I, Hlrold Mxrsnmwn, will my music ability to dill Griffee. I, Miva Clouse, will my wbllity to sleep in stuiy hill to tnose who doL't get in early. I, Phyllis Stotts, will my ability to mlxe noise ana tulx constuutly to Lila. hultom. I, Patty Ligut, will my ability to write 4 three pzge theme to uLyone tuot gets caught tulking by Mr. Loomer. I, Norltm Cursom, will my typing scores to Fralx mlrshm n. I, Bob Godwin, will my ability to sleep in stuuy hell to El Thorp. I, John haddick, will my bgse voice to Jon Burchfield. I, Edward Dudley, will my report cfra to Lyle heynolds. I, Keith Trent, will my heigut tc Glen Qou'iu. .K.' I, Normwx Halford, will my Ford to Charles Laden. I, Gerald Sogger, will my good corguzt ix ut class to Gene ulrris. I, Louise Boots, will my bmzu culir to Lill Nile. I, Jim Dzulxe, will my ability to flly football to Goruex bimoqser. Signed, sewlcd, publisuod, 1:2 leol.rei as M21 for our lust will lui testamett oy the jepior Cllss of l9j2 on tlis sibteentn ay of 231, 1952. , fjeall 1 . WWW NAME TELIGHTS IN ADMITS REGRETS EXPECTS T0 I don't get Joan driving a I will never to do it more live a happy KO1be car. learn. often. life. SO1nS Dlaces that I can't to be dead Patty and having I am.never do it all tired every Light fun. home. over again. Monday morning. Mava could have marry a Clouse basketball. done better. nothing. farmer. laughing, coul'd11ave ei Eher be Phyllis talking, and taken life Iverson isn't a teacher, Stotts arguing. more serious. in Panora. coach or old gf maid. I woufd Saundra having a good rather have a that high to live a Haden time. good time school ends long and U than study. so soon. happy life. L 1 Eflvinil 3 that I donrt gd Se 031' and going 1'l1 H1155 have more be a nurse. Cots someplace. school. time, Alice swiping some are there not be a sucess. Schultz watermelons. green. bigger. driving a it's better that they show her Mildred hopped up without don't go future husband Hall car. brakes. faster. how to drive. Jeanette driving new haven't had can't drive V be a farmers Gilbert cars. a wreck yet. more. wife. I can't skate Gwen music and I'm always and sing be a good Snyder skating. gone. better. secretary. they're both they don't to live a Donna men and good invest- combine long time Burgess music. ments. better. with both. f she can't Marilyn it takes sew more to lead a Gibson Sewing, time. often. happy life. Norita talking in she hasn't she can't do Carson study hall. got cought. it more often. succeed. Bill skipping don't study don't study Bischof school. much. less. be drafted. 1 NAME DELIGHTS IN ADMITS REGRETS EK?ECTS TO Bob K that the nights l Godwin a car and late are not long mornings. become a nights. enough. night worker. Ray skipping he can't sklpp Long school. nothing. more often. be drafted. Ralph not keeping not enough Long chasing girls. it up. girls. to be a man. Harold Marshman singing. not to hot. I'm not better. be a teacher. Gerald teasing that he be Songer girls. omits work. nothing. something. Keith skipping he hasn't he hasn't done be a business Trent school. got cought. it more often. man. Larry gunning I'm a be a Lamb around. I'm hopeless. senior. millionaire. Norman getting into Warford mischief. nothing. nothing. nothing. he doesn't Edward get the most not doing Dudley enjoying life. out of lt. better. live awhile. school is more James wine, women like a prison that he was be something Dahlke and songs. every day. ever born. someday. John thinking of he is getting he 1sn't Maddlck graduating. older. larger. be drafted. creating Walter something that not studying doing some- Heins I want to do. hard enough. thing wrong. succeed. I couI'd'teach that I'haven t Eldon talking in the teachers graduated be working Hansen study hall. plenty. sooner. somewhere. 'f 4 C586 Q6 wucnm: f7g36W6y W U ,Inspect-IOYX May Ygloeeyf P Oedfsehio P' .l ' l A I A if 4 A' ' o ,. 1. I x ' AK 9- . KX Q x s J! ' L ,fig , . ' ' ' Val gall i aQgOg.,.:z',sL,,? meon,Ler'S vw The Goof. GM C,,o IHS Finally Over! We Needed Freshened UPN!! fx wwf? ,LN fs ' ' mln, Hi 2. 'E A 1 I A 'l livl , m . V 5 Q Y U1 ,,, rw rs fx f f I t 4:1 U u ips, 'f 7' - 'T ' ff! .n 90 ' T .l-.' I , Fx 'J Q s , G 4: I li ROW ONE: lLeft to rightl Jane Robinson, Dee Dudley, Glesna Godwin, Donna Miller, Dora Miller, Roxle Smlthson, Verlee Trent, Myra Scott, Mona Scott. ROW TWO: lLeft to right! Ruth Ann Griffith, Nancy Mains, Joan Knapp, Ilene Crowder, Bonnie Ferguson, Audrey Jetter, Jon Burchfleld, Jerry Caulkins, Larry McCord, Shari Van Deventer, Lila Wine, Larry Baker. ROW THREE: fbeft to rlghtl Glen Godwin, Frank Marshman, Charles Haden, Edwin Thorp, wayne Galpin, Donald Moore, Lyle Reynolds, Gordon Slmoneen, Leonard Gibson, Gene Harrie, Mike Donahey, B111 Jeffries. IGI, X 1: :I Wx - W .fr ip . .' ' .,- A Q - ' X L if , 1:5551 0 F I I X 3 dv QRMQQMWM xx -1 5 g -a 5, .- X., KE- ,f : 1 3-5 Q:r-w - f --.Q -5,laFE5 if 4-ei . E 1 1' N N' X ' --j:'iTgT1 1 l Q5,.' 'N can bgujmg gy' .9f1?e Jerry Ciulklxs witatut frevkles? Bonnie Ferguson wegrixg glasses? Don Moore chzsixg girls? Charlie Baden without hoxie Smithson? noxie Jmitnson witnout Cnlrlie Laden? Jee Jolley weiring lipstick? Edwin Thorp oeiig Q Dlosoe? Domus ard Dorn Killer not dressing alike? Wlyre Gnlpix witz. 4 nbgtchin Glesxl Godwir not giggling? hike ooxlrey or Soir Lxgpp causing iistprbarce? Audrey Jetter with pigtails? Lyrl and More Scott not helping with Lot lurch? :ill Jeffries not flirting? brinx harshman not going out to Millers? Larry McCord weignixf SCO pounis? Nancy Mains or Ruth Arr Griffith acting silly? Gordon Simonsen without bubble gum? Lili Niue being 3 steeple-jack? Lxrrv Eager or dere herria not soil' Lustird? .7 Cv li -L Verlee Trent not D6iIll5 witx tLe bisketbgll girls? Ilene Crowler rot going to stuirt? Shari Vin Jeverter without 1 new joke? Glen Gociwix: being 6' Z tall? Jime Hobinsor pliyixg 1 bxss horn? Jon Burchfield tLe owner of 3 glue factory? ' 676444106417 P F gammmmm A an X ON FLOOR: Glen Godwin SEATED: lLeft to right! Bonnie Ferguson, Jane Robinson, Larry McCord, Edwin Thorp, Wayne Galpin, Frank Marshman, Lyle Reynolds. STANDING: KLeft to rightl Audrey Jetter, Verlee Trent, Gene Harris, B111 Jeffries, Donald Moore, Mr. Loomer, Donna Miller, Glesna Godwin. On Friday, November 16, the Junior class presented HDesperate Ambroee,' a play which took place in the uwild and woolly west,' amongst some blood thirsty cowboys. Some visitors at the hotel were mistaken for one of the fastest gun totln' men in the west. This guest happened to be Ambrose, a vaudeville actor. So Ambrose played the part of the great desperado and got himself into some very nshakyn and unpredictable scenes. Of course, as all stories go, the hero caught the outlaws and was the lucky winner of the pretty girl. The play was presented at a matinee Friday afternoon and then on Friday evening also. This was the first time that a class had presented a matinee of its pla' for several years. Q ei' 4 Y ggfevaxjg. sas: QQ 574 1, gf 194' E85 DAN'L ..... ......... .... s EN D HARRIS qfv X53 s if oibwpwrx Amanoss ......... ...LARRY ueoonn 4 9? 322 .9 3 5 0 , o-sy BERT .............. ..... R DWIN 'rhonr Q., Q 9 oe -xo ,qv o SHERIRF CRANDEL .... .... 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I 'rn HON ONE: fbeft to rlghtl Agnes Flannery, Bette Ansberry, Ruth Kolbe, Georgia HcCurdy, Barbara Wine, Martha Clouse, Connie Bross, Barbara Cul- ver, Ardia Winters, Joyce Nesselroad. ROW TWO: KLeft to right! Lewis Davis, Jackie Tasler, Audrey Tam, Norma Henderson, Joan Wheeler, Dorothea Knapp, Linda Haltom, Emmy Maine, Nolan, Dean Gander, Bernard Theulen, Danny Donahey, Wayne Love. Dixie ROW THREE: lLeft to right! Don Gilson, Billy Grlffee, Tommy Summy Jerry Murphy, Bob Downing, Bob Miller, Paul Bates, Ronnie Royer, Gary Maddick, Larry Gordon. A wwf I' Q ffl QV K X , svpaf r,LQ9we-'f 'H ,fffyet A ,..:1 N L ,ef .5-Xifgg -'Y fd . A xx . 2 A 4 JW M X, ff' if A ?3:fgj:ffZEg W W cafe -4 .1 .' v 5 NINE DESCRIITION CHISF OCCUIXZI I F VORIIE ZCXG Eette Ansberry fnother brown- Eluffing CRY eyed Bette Paul Mischievous Throwing eraeers DOWN YONDER Bates and other article Connie Tailor-made No improvement PLEASE, MR. SUN Bross necessary Martha Not as Meek as Drawing pictures BERMUDA Clouse she looks Barbara Cheerful Having a good tim THE WORLD IS 'AITI Culver ING FOR THE SUN- RISE Lewis Short, shot, and Killing time SIN J Davie shapeless Dan Solomn Looking bashful SLOHEOKE Donahey Bob Calm Rocking a chair SLOUFOKE Downing in Ag. Class i Agnes Not as Meek as Glggllng LITTLE :RITE Flanery she looks CLOUD THAT CRIED Dean Tell, slender, an Doing nothing SLOJPOKE Gander tender Don Bueinesslike Working hard DRE!XER'S HOLIDAY Gilson Larry Tall Blufflng SLOHPOKE Gordon B111 Comedian A walking north- LITTLE JEITE Grlffee wind CLCUD THAT CRIED Linda Quiet Keeping quieter SLOHECKE Heltom Norma Modest Smiling NONDERING Henderson 1 . r NAM DESCRIPTION CHIEF OCCUPATION FAVORITE SONG Dorothea Quiet Being happy SIN Knapp Ruth Romantic Basketball star ANYTIME Kolbe Gary Mischievous Doing everything h TIGLR RAC Maddick shouldn't. wayne Eeren't so slow, Raising a commotio TELL MI WHY Love he'd be faster. Fmma Angelic C?J Drawing pictures IURBOR LIGHTS Mains Georgia Short and has Having a good time BECAUSF OF YOU NcCurdy light hair Bob Good-natured Doing nothing in MOCKING BIRD HILL Hiller particular Willis A 1952 Romeo Just Willis TIGrR RAG Motsick Jerry Who? Me? Slow as molasses ANYTIML Murphy in January Joyce Talkitive Rating candy in BICAUSI OF YOU Nesselroad study hall Dixie Good-natured Looking bashful WONDERING Nolan Ronnie Dignified C?J Running from girls SHRIMP BOATS Royer Larry Needs some of Dr. Schieb Spam's growing pi1lsMaking someone NONI laugh Tom A cut-up Doing everything SLCHPOK1 Summy he shouldn't Audrey Charming Getting good grade LITTLEKWHITF CLOUD Tam THAT CRIFD Jacquelyn Tasler Just stepped out Getting educated STAR DUST of a bandbox Bernard A big hunk of man 'raking the G. c. 'Horn BAG Theulen girls riding Frances SVirny Ciggling SLOWPOKE Hells Joan Happy Blushing DANCE ME LOOSE Wheeler Barbara Curly-haired Reading books TFLL MF WHY Wine Ardis Farmer's shy Keeping busy TOO YOUNG winters daughter 1 Ms I N4 AS I XX,y f 77 XX'!! j X I f X VP-i?1'lA N . V 1 ea 54, T 3 ., ,Ju X K am. 1 . ' .Mx . - 1 1 1 ,x ' Q, - A . ROW ONE: CLeft to right! Jack Armstrong, Bradley Kimble, Gordon Castile, Jerry Wooldridge, Daryl Wine. ROW TWO: CLeft to right! Gwen Bascom Charlotte Thorp, Lavon Godwin, Patsy Heiland, Marlene Royer, Mary Embrey, Dixie Wheeler, Kenna Evans, Nona Wasson. ROW THREE: CLeft to right! Hilda Price, Deana Baldwin, Ruby Bacon, Joyce Armstrong, Joyce Lamb Eloise Kallesen, Rita Burgess, Marcy Peck, Ramona Miller, Patricia Downing, Jean Kinney. ROW FOUR: CLeft to rightj Laverne Bancroft, Roger Whitman, George Hamilton Tommy Caulkins, Clifford Downing, Billy Kinsey, Dwayne Leonard, Delpherd Davis. C L A B B O F F I C E R B Dixie Wheeler.. .... .President Don Corey. .... . . .V. P!'881d9l'1t Kenna Evans ......... Secretary Pat Heiland... .... Treasurer Mr. Hills .... ..... Sponsor I . HI A.. I Q' 97 O FAVORITE FAVORITE E NAME SPORTS MOVIE STAR LIKES TO PLANS TO Jack none. John Wayne Read comics. be a farmer. Armstrong Joyce basketball Shirley Temple Skate. be a secretary Armstrong Ruby basketball June Allyson Read. be a nurse. Bacon Gwen basketball Gene Tierney Skate. be a bookkeep- Bascom er. Rita basketball Esther Williams work outside. be a dletltion Burgess Delpherd football Elizabeth Work in shop. doesn't know. Davis Taylor Laverne basketball John Wayne Sleep. doesn't know. Bancroft Gordon basketball Ronald Reagan Watch athletic doesn't know. Castile games. Pat basketball Jeanne Crain Read. be a housewife Downing I Lavon basketball Janet Leigh Skate. be a nurse. Godwin Joyce Lamb basketball Janet Leigh Skate. be a beauty operator. B111 basketball Betty Grable Skate. be a farmer. Kinsey Eloise basketball June Allyson Skate. doesn't know. Kallesen Bradley pool Rita Hayworth Play pool. be a stock-car Kemble driver. Charlotte basketball and Anthony Curtis Read love Join the Wacs. Thor swimmin comics. P .-I LIKESTLQ ELAHSTQ. Pat basketball Jeanne Crain Play the piano. be a secretary. Helland Marlene basketball Esther Williams Swim. be a homemaking Royer teacher. Jean softball Jane Powell watch tele- be a nurse. Kinney vision. Deana football Esther Williams Skate. be a school Baldwin teacher. Dwayne football Alan Ladd Make things. be a law offi- Leonard cer. Clifford none Betty Grable Work in gravel be a gravel and Downing pits. lime commission- Q15 Ramona basketball Bing Crosby Cook. be a business Miller woman. Dixie football Jeanne Crain Skate. be an office Wheeler girl. Daryl basketball Bob Hope Make things be a game ward- Wine out of wood. en. Nona football Jeanne Crain Read. be a secretary. Wasson Kenna football Gordon MacRae Cook. be a secretary. Evans Don football Jerry Lewis Hunt. be a conserva- Cory tion officer. Jerry basketball Elizabeth Hunt. be a bank employ Wooldridge Taylor ee. Mary swimming Betty Grable Skate. be a nurse. Embrey Marcy basketball and Mona Freeman Skate doesn't know. Peck dancing Roger basketball Lou Costello Read. be a farmer. Whitman Hilda swimming and Debra Pagent Play the violin be a secretary Price dancing and sing. or music tea- , chez. Tommy football None Participate in Attend college. Caulkins basketball athletics. Own a sporting L baseball goods store. 1 I I 'E ' Hgh f ! I I WQCJCJ FU 0 ROW ONE: lLeft to right! Terry Kimble, Gary'Bacon, Ronald Bacon, Billy Robinson, Donald Long, Jerry Wirt, Patrick Nolan, Mervin Wild, Carroll Ben- nlnk, Gerald Harris, Jim Moore, Freddie Eastman, Darwin Pitman, Bobby Rat- field, Russell Eastman, Larry Trent. ROW TWO: iLeft to right! Marilyn Cripe, Flossle Anderson, Wanda Marshman, Patty Richey, Jeannette Kern, Mrs. McKay, Mr. Jensen, Mr. Krohn, Sally Jo Sewport, Jackie Wine, Donna Mains, Karen Warford, Mary Ellen Donahey, Kay illiams. ROW THREE: QLeft to right, Tommy Vandevanter, Noble Canady, Delbert Ganden Patsy Willey, Joyce Wells, Carol Anderson, Lila Kilbe, Rosalie Corey, Janeth Krause, Janice Armstrong, Joyce Burgess, Sandra Roberts, Mary Elizabeth Nolan, Linda Wine, Sharon Raden, Marilyn Williams. ROW FOUR: lLeft to right! Dwayne Pitman, Frank Mains, Jerry Olson, Wendell Gordon, Larry Gibson, Ivyl Scott, B111 Richey, Charles Trent Larry Flynn, Leonard Bonker, Dwayne Scott, Bernard Wernli, Jim Eastman, John Scholz, Loren Leonard. - ,J V fy! 1 fm fa - D -Q ff 1' w 5. S 12 This is symbolic Ml' Jensen, wha-HS or our news' 'SOMGOHB -I-have a+ ' papen '-I . -H16 ma'H'er? ggyglqg mrhnfn han' 1 1' 'S PQIHLE 2vfifgTIC I X X x ,EL -,X .kt q V X r 91: .5 1 F 'K j '. I J 1 . X4 5 X 'QI Q , X 'E F' ROW ONE: fLeft to right! Larry McCord, Edward Dudley, Keith Trent, Harold Marshman, Gary Haddick, Gene Harris, Bernard Theulen, Jim Dahlke, Ralph Long, Gordon Simonsen, Frank Marshman, Lyle Reynolds. ROW TWO: C Left to right! Ward Mains, Lewis Davis, Billy Grlffee, Edwin Thorp, Norman Harford, John Haddick, Paul Bates, Wayne Love, Tommy Caulkins, Leonard Gibson, Bob Miller, Larry Gordon, Wayne Galpha, Charles Haden, Tom y Summy, Don Cory, Mr. Mills. L ' ioE'! A A EIDS Keith Trent, Lyle Reynolds, Larry Gordon .J e Line and Back Field Trent, H. Marahman, F. Marahman, G. Maddick, Harris, Theulen Reynolds. Gibson, Slmoneen, McCord, Dahlke, Long, Dudley, Caulkins. nail -'h. QAJL. ' N -f- Guards John Maddiok Frank Marehman Gene Harris Lewis Davis C Q s. ' Back Field Ralph Long Jim Dahlke Edward Dudley I Ad F 0 O T B A L L H I G H L I C H T 8 O F '5 l The Panora Bluejays, back with a loss of two outstanding graduates, but with s new coach, Mr. Mills, were full of spirit. Leaving behind one of the poorest seasons in history, the Bluejays were looking forward to a success- ful season. with these high hopes in mind, thirty-six hopeful Bluejays started to prepare for their first game with the powerful team from Exlra, which was three weeks away. When the time came to begin the playing season, the Bluejays fought--they were small in size, but immense in determination. Panora got off to a flying start scoring first, later in the game they found that their weak passing defense and weight disadvantage was the deciding factor in the game. The following week the local eleven had a better pass defense and more drive and were anxious to win their first conference game. In an incessant rain the Bluejays pushed the heavier Adel team all over the field for a 12-O score. The Bluejays, now with more confidence and experience, took wins over Dexter and Dallas Center with heavy scores. Then came the hard-running, charging Earlham team. Scoring on the first play, they got their hands on the ball and went on to win by five touchdowns. With the homecoming game coming up and the continued hope of ranking high in the conference, the Bluejaye were not broken by their late defeat. The following week they came back and beat a hard charging Redfield by a score of 6-O. Then came the last conference game with the Stuart Dragons, who beat a hard-fought game by one touchdown. After that, games were lost to ncn-conference Scranton and Guthrie Center who outweighed the local eleven considerably. Panora ended third in the conference with 4 wins and 2 losses and for a total season's record of 4 wins and 5 losses. Individual honors went to Keith Trent, All Conference End, Jim Dahlke, All Conference Back and also placed on Jack North's honor roll, Gary Haddick, All Conference Center, Harold Marshman, All Conference Tackle. lqle Rey- nolds, end, John Maddick, guard, and Edward Dudley, back, were named on the All Conference Honor Roll. Raccoon VALLIY oolrtnllcz SCORES 1951,-foo 8 Panera. . . 7 Exira .... .... 1 9 Teams Yon Lat Panora Adel ............ larlham ...... 7 . Panora Dexter .......... Veedward... 4 ..... 1 O .... .800 Panora Dallas Center... Panera. .... 2 0 642 Panora Earlham ......... Stuart.. ..... 2 0 .... .642 Panora Redfield ........ Redfield ..... 3 O.... .800 Panora Stuart ........ Adel ......... 5 O.... .187 Panora Scranton ........ Dallas Center ..... 5 O.... .167 Panora Guthrie Center.. Dexter ....... 6 ..... O O00 14 1 'Hlj 'Ulm' . 1 , A.,AU,U., A - .K 4 - ,.......1.-----l----A' L 'U-. 1 viva... SEATED- CLeft to rightb Joan Kblbe Marilyn Gibson, Patty Light, M11- drea Hall, Martha Clouse, Phyllis stotls. MIDDLE ROW: QLeft to rightb Donna Burgess, Rita Burgess, Ruth Kolbe, Barbara wine, Roxie Smithson. STANDING: CLeft to rightl Bette Ansberry, Saundra Haden, Manager, Mr. Ferguson, Coach, Kenna Evans, Manager, Ramona Miller. N!!! ..1 as s XS ' 1 slgfy 6, 1 '45 T!QX Lu'T, X95 , Y N .fx , gt t is , 1' X x giggle XR Z ' 3 ' ' - ' I , Q, -2 xi Mava Phyllis Clouse Stotts '15 pq -r SENIOR MEMBERS MARTHA CLOUSE-PHYLLIS STOTTS L ' I . FORWARD MARILYN GIBSON 1 - IPX I ' 'Z i .fl ' Q U 4 I 1 1 1 j P D ' X i 3: X U I 4 xl 2, ' 0 N Q du PHYLLIS STOTTS PATTY LIGHT MARILYN GIBSON MILDRED HALL JOAN KOLBE DONNA BUBGESB 'Q .1 f -J MARILYN AND JOAN sq., I .4 P . MN- ' .N IILRTHA AFD PHZLLIS JOAD ARD MARILYN P H S GIRLS BASKETBALL The 1951-52 Panora Blue Jay girls finish the season with top success by winning sixteen games and losing only three games. Seven letter winners--five major letter winners and two minor letter winners--made up the squad for the year. Senior co-captains for the season were Joan Kolbe a four letter winner and Mava Clouse a four letter win ner. Marilyn Gibson, Donna Burgess, Bhyllis Stotts, Patty Light and Mild- red Hall also played their last games as seniors this year. The other letter winners were: junior--Roxie Smithson, forward, sophomore--Martha Clouse, guard, Ruth Kolbe, guard, Bobby Wine, forward, and Bette Ansberry, guard, freshman--Rita Burgess, forward, and Ramona Miller, guard. The season opened slowly point victory over Exirag and height did not stop the girls In the twenty-four game with a seven point victory over Perry, a nine a one point victory over Coon dapids. Lack of from winning. schedule, Guthrie Center, Earlham, and Yale The Panora girls were the three op onents scoring decisive victories. first in the Raccoon Valley Conference by plzying one more game than did Adel. This is quite an honor and another trophy for the Panora High School. the Blue Jay girls In the Guthrie County tournament held at Stuart, played Stuart and won 36-25 but, lost out against Guthrie Center be-26. In the sectional tournament held at Guthrie Center, they advanced to the finals out to Guthrie Center. They were awrrded the third trophy to be awarded to a girls' team in the history of this school. before losing The forwards scored an average of 38.2 points, while their opponents scored an average of 31.8 points per game. Panora Panora Panora Panora Panora Panora Panora Panora Panora Panora Panora Paiora Panora Panora Panora Panora..... Panora Panora Panora..... Panora Panora..... Panora Panora..... Panora..... 52 36 33 35 31+ 3? 37 42 38 52 '+3 '+3 22 61 61+ 63 GUTHRIE 36 26 SCORFS Perry ........ Fxira ......... Coon Rapids... Farlham ...... Yale ......... Stuart ........ Dallas Center. Farlham ....... Woodward ...... Guthrie Center..... Dexter. ....... Dallas Center. Menlo ........ Stuart ........ Redfield ...... Guthrie Center Redfield ...... Bagley ........ Dexter....... ..... COUNTY TOURNALIRT Ytuart ......... Githrie Center SLCTIONAL TOURNAL NT 1,5 '+8 33 Bayard ........ Bagley ........ Guthrie Center ..... 29 39 3? 2+ 3 5 17 Q3 6 ll 30 34 27 31+ 42 28 '+9 36 28 28 2 5 1,3 MM 23 45 Q 1,1 11 r -56 iw f-, D Roy oxiz iLeft no rlghtl John Maddick, Harold Marsnma . J1m Dahlke, Ralph Long, Edward Dudley, Gary Maddick. Row Two: inert no rignch Larry Accord, Tommy caulking L e Reynolda, Gordon Simonsen. HOW THREE: KLeft to rlghtb Glen Godwin, Mgr., Daryl Wine Ronnie Royer, Wayne Love, Don Cory, Gordon Castile, Mr. John Mills, coac . P1 t ro-Xxo FA: lx e A ' ,' 1 X 1 3. J J 0 ' 4 -N, Tommy Lyle , . CGulKins Reynolds ' ' ' 'll :- . -5,, TNQHJ , e Ma ix., 6. SM SENIOR MEMBERS Jim Dahlke MK .HK lUK ,U 4x12 John Maddlck Jim Dahlke Ed Dudley Harold Marehman Ralph Long . ,, 1 P H S BCYS BASKETBALL There they were! L The Panera basketball squad of 1951-53' f1'ULt31G fifft iaw of up gticc Inzianily 6107 knew they were one of the shortest Jas-9t ball squads in Panera history, The year before, graduation took their two tallest men, Dick Arganbright, who had led the conference scoring for 3 con- secutive years, and Ben Bascom, a 6' 3' aggressive rebounding forward, The Blue Jays knew they were going to have to shoot and rebound against taller opponents the entire year. Panora BlueJays began their season with the determination that theylere going to overcome their disadvantages with good ball handling and scrapinesl Starting the season out 8 days after the last football game, they dropped games to tough Exira and Coon Rapids crews, and bounced back to take their first win over Earlham, makeing the Blue and White one of the leading con- tenders for the conference title. The Blue Jays now felt that they were on the road to recovery. They were adding experience as working as a unit, in- creasing better ball handling and rebounding. One thing hampered the fight- ing Blue Jays then and throughout the season--they could not get their scor- ing-eye sharpened up and hence shooting percentages were below opposing ball teams. Later in conference play, they found that although losing several con- ference games, the conference title had not been decided yet. Our quintet won games over Stuart, Dallas Center, Dexter and Earlham ln conference play. Panora was beaten both times by first place Redfieldg they played gallantly both times being beaten once only by 3 points. Panora ended the season's playing with 6 wins against 6 losses for a fourth place in the conference. Outside while losing over Jamaica of the conference, the Blue Jays in regular season play won 2 to 7. In the county tournament, the Panora fire won a thriller and lost to a tough Bayard team. In the sectional the Blue Jays again met the Bayard quintet, losing this time by a smaller margin. Pancra ended with a season's record of 9 wins and 14 losses with a scoring aver- age cf 35.8 against an opponent's average of 38.9. Leading scorers for the season were Jim Dahlke, senior forwardg and Tom Caulklns, freshman center. Seniors on the basketball squad leaving this year's squad are: Ralph Long, Jim Dahlke, Ed Dudley, John Maddick, and Harold Marshman. Considering the facts that the Blue Jays had a height disadvantage most of the year an were in the upper half of the conference, the Blue Jays had another successful year in the basketball history of Panora High School. SCORES Panora ..... 18 Exira ........ Panora .... 24 Coon Rapids... Panora .... 37 Earlham ....... Panera .... 35 Yale .......... Panera .... 43 Dallas Center. Panora .... 18 Woodward ...... Panora ..... 54 Dexter ........ Pancra .... 46 Stuart ........ Panora .... 33 Redfield ...... Panora .... 23 Guthrie Center Panora,,.,,19 Stuart ..... ... Panera ..... 46 Earlham.. ..... Panora.....23 Guthrie Center Panora .... 33 Dallas Center. Panera .... 22 Menlo ......... Panera .... .29 Audubon ....... Panora .... 41 Redfield... Panora .... 44 Bagley .... Panora ..... 34 Dexter ........ Panora .... .68 L1nden........ GUTHRIE COUNTY TOURNAMENT Panera ..... 37 Jamacia ....... Panera .... 29 Bayard ........ Panora. SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT ....38 Bayard....... ,, 2: lf' fe- ,vw- 1' jk, TIVI 4 ES I, ff-'ZS ,-1 'P Q 7 , , if d' fi' uf X X K :1SggfiX5- i E 'n,.. I x Xxxxflx X f f' 531191: , Rx QW 352355: X xx f XNQQK ii , ll.:: .X aff- va-,QW 'Q ' ' f' 3 v fv wx 'if Q X l ' ,,.1V v7f?4 x X fl . X X,42- '14 W. 1 Q 'HL X-333i it 'I V . 1 'x I K X' I X A Tx -9 M.,Y X N X-aa' Q 'N R ! W XV R J , 1 fi J ffx Q, ' UA xl NX Il V 1 Qi! Aff ,EX iii X as fb' X, -V 1 15 N v r xXX' f I I ll A - If 42 , W xv F A if -f ' If AA 7 T 'ffl J , - ' X wil ' 7 f 45 ., wp ,ff Q 1 41 I ,e , 73 74 . 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M H . - 1 1 ' - ' , . 1 I. 2 ' 4 ' Hand Leader--Connie Bross LEFT FILE: FILE I FILE 2 FILE Q QILE 4 Marlene Royer Phyllis Stotta Martha Clouse Georgia MoCurdy Jane Robinson Charles Haden Lewis Davis Jerry Wooldridge Ramona Miller Charlotte Thorp Joyce Wells Donna Miller Ruth Kolbe Bill Jeffries Ronnie Roysr Sharon Baden Joan Kolbe Patsy Holland Audrey Jetter Gwen Snyder Mava Clouse Dorothea Knapp Gordon Castile Roger Whitman Joan Knapp Linda Haltom Ruth Ann Griffith Roxle Smlthson Bonnie Ferguson Leonard Bonker Danny Donahey Carroll Bennink Lila Wine Deana Baldwin Frances Wells Louise Boots TWIHLERS WIN AT BAND CONTEST On October 14, 1951, the baton twlrling ensemble, consisting of Martha Clouse, Georgia McCurdy, and Phyllis Stotts, traveled to Shenan- doah to enter the district band contest competition. The ensemble re- ceived a I rating which qualified them for the State Contest which was held in April. Connie Bross and Marlene Royer also competed at the con- test 1n the solo division. Connie received a I rating and Marlene, a II rating. Connie also twlrled at the State Contest. 1 .1 Ufzamlf' 1? Q l- ' 4 J' I I V' X f 'Qi . . . rg ,cg .lf We, - X Phyllis Ni-V' Marlene Q-af 'lu ,V 5? 1 Y 4. ,r I Connie BPOSS G Mar-I-ha eorg i o. ,SQ me yew n , , thai ,QQ VT ..3'uhv-,' 3 ROW ONE: KLef1: to rightl Jane Robinson, P-oxie Smithson, Joyce Lamb, Rita Burgess, Mr. Veach, Barbara Culver, Gwen Snyder, Frances Wells, Bette Ans- berry, Louise Boots, ROW TWO: fLeft to rlghtl Gwen Bascom, Marcy Peck, Emmy Mains, Linda Haltom Shari Van Deventer, Bonnie Ferguson, Deana Baldwin, Norma Henderson, Joan Wheeler, Audrey Tam, Hilda Price, Nona Wasson, Donna Miller, Saundra Haden, Donna Burgess. ROW THREE: fLeft to right? Lavon Godwin, Marlene Royer, Patsy Downing, Pat Light, Mava Clouse, Joan Kolbe, Phyllis Stotts, Joyce Armstrong, Patsy Hel- land, Norita Carson, Dixie Wheeler, Connie Bross, Barbara Wine, Ardis Winters, Jean Kinney, Joyce Nesselroad. O 03' JW 7 Qfee 66445 3ggunnz1a,'jamsmuan1 JR: HOW ONE: fLeft to right! Jane Robinson, Lewis Davis, Bill Gr1ff1e,Wayne Love, Gary Maddick, Frank Marshman, Bob Miller. ROW TWO: CLeft to rightb Mr. Veach, Edward Dudley, Tommy Caulkins, Lyle Reynolds, Gene Harris, Charles Haden, Tommy Summy, Larry McCord. ROW THREE: lLeft to rightl Jerry Wooldridge, Jerry Murphy, Harold Marsh- man, Paul Bates, John Maddick. .- A 4' be -' if ' 'ag X- . - , IQ? . 6, I , ' 'l 1 'fr P i.'f.:5gj.t . V j ' 3L1fW' 1 Y Q 2SEgQ?xli2fif 3 6 - , 'S N5 H W fi 'Y med 6' fMMfM'Wn Tl -NMWMML 0 X .ff ROW ONE: lLeft to right! Norlta Carson, Gwen Snyder, Bette Ansberry, Marlene Royer, Barbara Wine, Connie Bross, Barbara Culver, Roxle Smith- son, Jane Robinson, Pianist. ROW TWO: CLeft to right! Mr. Veach, Harold Marshman, Bonnie Ferguson, Deana Baldwin, Hilda Price, Audrey Tam, Shari Van Deventer, Emmy Mains, Donna Miller, Wayne Love, Jerry Murphy. ROW THREE: iLeft to right! Lewis Davis, Billy Griffee, Edward Dudley, Tommy Caulkins, Lyle Reynolds, Gene Harris, Charles Haden, Frank Harsh- man, Gary Maddlck, John Maddick, Jerry Wooldridge. Mr I 3 B b 1 higid 'loobelfx qyahywbnMg,, uv . 1 + . 'fra'-gf in 'ifglffn ' 7 . . lu' abdpe, ho fi 5' ' ,.,- ,ls 1 Qty ' RFI ', A - . K Vs fx I xv ,Lx S-gv..,X 'Z A J , . 5 ,if- . V' L - 'fb x . - wiv A HILDA 7 -Qaanfef w f-'six ll1l 1. My llllll LEMIS DAV1o LJTH KOLBE BONNIE ROYTR CHARLES HADEN 0.24 Yexfei Y ' PRICE-DONNA BURGESS-NORITA CARSON-GWEN SNYDER-RITA BURGESS-ROXIE SMITHSON Gwvwf ' .1 's -5? fnaron Haden, Cnarlotte Throp, Ruth Kolbe -v u nl r , s px 1 - ws . 4 Iflwg X' , 3,1 Lewis Davie, Ronnie Royer, Cnarles naden. x dl 1 I F 4 I l ' 'hia- fiw BONNIE FERGUSON LILA WINE LOUISE BOOTS 1 LEONARD BONKER BONNIE FERGUSON LILA WINE LOUISE BOOTS 1 f-I U in V I'- 15 'Q if-,-r GWEN SNYDER ROXIE SMITHSON NORITA CARSON I sg ? Qi, ,' NORITA CARSON GWEN SNYDER DONNA BURGESS ROXIE SMITHSON r W' '-S !4lZl46LdZ 9515! 1- x QA 05 5- lf: 'P Row ONE: JANE ROBINSON... ...... JUNIOR EDITOR RORITA CARSON... ....... SENIOR EDITOR ROXIE SRITHSON.. .... ASSISTANT EDITOR HRS . BRYAN ...... ........... . SPONSOR LOUISE BOOTS .... ...... ..... EDITOR GWEN BASCOH... .... FRESHMAN EDITOR ROW Two: SAUNDRA HADEN... ........ ...TYPIST JEANETTE GILBERT ................ SENIOR EDITOR GWEN SNYDER ...................... MUSIC EDITOR AUDREY TAM ................... BOPHOMORE EDITOR DON OILSON ...... ASSISTANT BUSINESS EDITOR NORMAN WAREORD ........................ TYPIBT ROW THREE: PHELLIS STOTTS.. .... ACTIVITY EDITOR MAVA OLOUSE ..... ..... PHOTOGRAPH R BARBARA WINE... .... SPORTS EDITOR JOHN MADDIOE .... ..... SPORTS EDITOR JERHM CAULKINB ..... . ... ..... SPORTS EDITOR 145 -:S,,- 1 . Ev I-lello Mr Business Man 1 X Veuld you care Q- 1 n- 'I'o place on Ad I FN? +hls year? fl X dye 0 D I . X I In our b00K .04 an A 2 . - .Q ff .- Ld-'s see I-ww our -Finances are holding o url-, 1, 77 in I I 521225 llIl355iEikfSA - . ,A rw .ti 4 f A 'fv f, Q : 5 4 'ffl' ROW ONE: BONNIE FERGUSON JOAN KOLBE....... PHYLLIS STCTTS... ALIZE SCHULTZ .... MARILYN GIBSON. PATTY LIGHT..... MR. LOOMER.... ROW TWO! JANE ROBINSON.... NORITA CARSON .... LARRY McCORD.... MAVA CLOUSE ..... HILDRED HALL. DONNA BURGESS:::: ,ESQ 273. fl. '7 fri 11 I? 25, NX 4 X'f1,!NS? xlfff AUDREY JETTERS... K i o . ....REPORTER ....REPORTER ....REPORTER ....REPORTER .. ..... REPORTER .......REPORTIR ... REPORTER f:ffiAcUiii Anvzson MV. . X 'efh - gf Z- '.'. f .2 x ......CO-EDITOR .......REPORTER .BOYS ATHLETICS GIRLS ATHLETICS .......REPCRTER .........EDITOR 0 Egsgff, L KK , , ' . . . i w, Eye vm s 'TX Le 'Xi a ' 4-I li ff?-Q?x4!!!!N'? ,Q 4 5 1 11 Y QMWWW ' Q ROW ONE: KLeft to rightl Roger Whitman, Jerry Wooldridge, Jack Armstrong, Gordon Castile, Daryl Wine, Laverne Bancroft, Clifford Downing, B111 Kensie. ROW TWO: CLeft to right! Bernard Theulen, Lyle Reynolds, Edvard Dudley John Maddick, Gene Harris, Charles Haden, Mr. Stockdale, Ernest Mobley: Danny Donahey. ROW THREE: ILeft to right! Dwayne Leonard, Bob Downing, Tommy Summy, Willis Motsiok, John Burohtield, Edwin Thorp, Gerald Songer, Paul Bates, Ray Long, Wayne Love, Donald Moore. ROW FOUR: lLeft to right! Walter Heins, Dean Gander Hike Donshey, Jim Dahlke, Keith Trent, Bill Jeffries, Gordon Simonsen, Leonard Gibson, Larry Gordon' 11111111 111111211 if JOHN HADDICK. ..... PRESIDENT A EDWARD DUDLEY ..... VICE PRESIDENT CHARLES HADEN ..... SECRETARY f' GENE HARRIS ............ TREASURER glf-js'Q J LYLE REYNOLDS .... ...REPORTER -Q f eE,.,' DAN DONAHEY ...... ...SENTINEL f ' HN 'Q MR. STOCKDALE .... .... ADVISOR xx ' A -I 571 'd 9 1 ,f ?,.L lgu,m- ,NJ - - PII ROW ONE: KLeft to right! Norman Harford, Kenna Evans, Dixie Wheeler, Jim Dahlke. ROW TWO: lLeft to rightl Larry M6601-d, Frank Marehman, Mr. Loomer, Larry Gordon, Gary Maddiok. QEELQEBQ LARRY McCORD ......... PRESIDENT JIM DAHLKE ...... VICE-PRESIDENT DIXIE WHEELER ........ SECRETARY FRANK HARSHMAN ....... TREASURER rm. Loorma .......... sponson ' 7' I bCY'5r 0 Kpuovl mem ,y OAY' 566, ' 5+vde ' um Omxrelnmrf ful. V - My be ws 'mg +h04': rerfx' TA omjo au Z on diggs ' e u. jqenu Ci' ioqesfiuv-Aan-kio,f0f, ings . v-I 0. 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