Pleasantville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Pleasantville, IA)
- Class of 1951
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Annual Staff Sean' Anna Jean NIQCann kent Wloshel W1 ny Ann Jolly Standmq Betty Cllnf NICIIIQTIL Snhlppus Challu Cuut R hllll If ww o 1 a Iune N Iccum Edltor 111 Fhlef TVIHIX Ann Jollx Asxlstant Edltm Bettx Clme Productlon NI 11111261 Buxmesx Nldnxgel Kent xIOShQl -Xlumnl Edltol Vlarlene Snhlppers Sports Edltol Bob XX drren L1te1a1x Ed1tOl Rlphud Cole Tx plete -Xnna Jean 'NIcCann Chfulee GueQt SDOHNO1 Mwx Fatlma XX Follmfm Page One N N ' I . 'j , ' 1 . .' ', . 2 f . ' 11 V x, A - - - - ' 1 - s ic- 1 - ww, Align F 1111 H. . ' .' 2 ft ' .................. June Niccum . f 2 ' .... ,. .............. . s ' A - . . ........-.......... A N x L I . ni ' ' ' ....................... 2 ' ' L' f S ........... A A , ' ' . . Q ' ................... ..,.' ' V. c Page Tvso TEMOCRACY DEMOCRACY the Lode hx uh1ch the c1t17ens of the Dmted States llxe DEMOCRACY makes poqslble our freedom of thmklng do we please and then Qpeakmg our thoughts DEMOCRACY makmg It DOSSIDIQ to produce thls book DEMOCRACY MAY IT LIVE OIN FOREVER' 'J 76 W 56 54' W W W 'K 'DC K UC K 3, A 'iff High School Building ,f ,lf 2 ,Q Q ,l 1 School Board Seated 'Hr Burch Standing Howard Nhel Rav Vhlllam Ixan Nlmex Stanley Heaheilxn Don Batten Clane Prange Presldent Stanlex Heaberlln Treasurer Flor d Campbell 'Vlemberb of Board Raw XV1ll1amb IX an Miner Don Batten Clalre Piange Page Thlee YA: i 'A ., ,SY L r' - Sy , A 'I .Y v V .' Y ' '. Secretary .......................... Howard Myers A B ......... .Y I l B, Y 4 ' , . JW Ni-XRII' CARTER JA'VIFS COOPPR FATINIA W FOI LHAN Homg Pconomms thletlcs Communal HARRY DICKSON ELMPR R BURCH WIINDOL L WYATT Pllllilpal Supelmtendcnt A xlcultule PHYLLIS JOHNSON JAMES SESSIONS BARBARA XAIN PATTEN Page Four Muiic Mathematics English u fr v J n .J fm 4 n Z J n u s C u fm F1 u fu - -QC 'DC QC ,C X if W if K 'W 7C ,C if if if - A :L- QL 7C 7C , l SENIORS ,jf-Q. v J I V ' Y f- - -,.... x , - V Y i i - Q .,--, --- 1 - ' -- , --- i.. - Page Sm JOHN BEEM The north wlnd doth blow Wrong agaln lts Just John on hls trombone Football as e a Band 1 2 I'rom one S lo 1 Student Councll 1 Vocal Solo 2 '3 4 Brass Qextette ee uh A Pres Track 1 Double Quartette I Baseball 2 3 4 Lommerclal Club 1Senlor A RICHARD GORDON Lat DRINK and be merry for tomor rovl you max dle Class Plaw 3 AEFICUILUTB Club 4 Art 2 Baseball 4 BILL BLACK I studx woman from a SCILDQIFIC stand polnt Baseball 2 5 4 Class Pres 4 Glee Cub 3 4 Double Quartette 3 Vocal Solo 4 CHARLES GUEST Sometlmes I go to typmg and Slt and type and then sometlmes I go and Just bl Football 3 Basketball 1 2 4 S O A T Treas 4 Track 1 Glee Club 4 Dramatlcs 4 Baseball 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Commer cla Club 1Senlor 0 A Tl 4 RICHARD CREMER I often tell myself there IS more ln me than people thlnk Football 3 4 Art 2 Baseball 4 Com merclal Club IJUYIIOI' O A Tl 4 JACK HOLLAND What a dreadful plague to be hand some Track 1 Class Vlce Pres 3 Class Play 3 Agrlculture Club 4 Dramatlcs 4 WILLIAM GERLING In manners xzentle ln affectlon mlld Vklt a man ln slmpllclty a chlld sketball 1 2 3 Fottball 4 O ec Baseballl 3 Dramatlcs 1 ee ub 4 Commerclal Club Qenlor 0 A Tl BURL HORSTMANN ld rather address one thousand men than one woman fits true no longer! Football 1 2 3, 4 Class Pres 3 Basket ball 1 2 4 4 Baseball 3 4 Track 1 Class Play 3 AIIFICUIIUTE Club 4 7 2 . 2, 3. 41 ls ktb ll 1. 2, 3, 4: ., IQ ..3,4:' ll 0 ,2,3,4: I . 4: Cl 'Cl 3, 4: srfo. . T. 4. 4: : . .5 1 ' of . 'lin '4. ' ' .jf sr: 1 ' : 1 fiili Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Q , 3, 3 : l I ' Q , I l' .... l l . . . . : - .H . I . -I. I . . ' ' in Ba' , . 1 : Sr. . A. T. S . 4: , : ' , 2, 41 Gl Cl 1, 2, 5 ' 1. ' . . . 4. ELSHE HUNT I m always snap ChQXSll'lF-. HSD chewing snap chewing Hum :-HKD snap asketball 1 4 ee Club Band 2 1 rar lass Pl DOROTHY KARNS l am satisfied with myself so why hould I worry 1 e ub no bextette amatlts 4 Class Play '3 Commer Club emor O A LEE HUNT He has a future before him Just what it is vue dont know Baseball 4 ANNA JEAW HCCANN The fastest Ll ln school on a type writer Basketball l 2 3 4 Class Sec and Treas A Vine Pres 4 Glee Club 1 2 4 Sexte e 4 Iibrars Staff 1 News paper Staff 3 Commercial Club lSenlor 0 T IUCHARD HHHNGS Damsels delight me not lm here tudy books. Class Play S Agriculture 4 Dramatic: Glee Club 4 Commerual Club Igenior T BETTY ORR Womans heart ls like the moon I-wer changing but always a man t sketball l 2 3 Clee C u 7 Vice Pres of Class 4 Qtudent Council Z Class Ilay .3 Commercial Club tqenlor 0 'VIQARY ANN JOLLX Lirl oth good and ini. The best that one could find. and 1. Z..-. :fm r' , :Sr. , A. T. Comm. 4: Chief Librarian 3. 4: Class Play 3: H. S. Newspaper Reporter 2: Brass Sextette 4: Editor of Annual 4: Cirls Bas- ketball M r. 4: Commercial Club 4Senior .A... MARLEBE SCHIPPERS He that xzetteth me :hall izet as much as he deserves. sketball 1. 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 4: Sture ouncil L.: Librarian 1: Class Qec. and Tre-as. 3: Annual Reporter 4: Class Play 3: Commercial Club lSenior O. A. TJ 4. 'W A NN Page Seven ls INORNIAN SCHIPPERS V! hat r a 1 a k I Ba ke all r b uh 4 Vi EIN DELL V! ILLIAVIS A e t 1 I' a a 3 iz PAUL VAN SOELEN e ed ha b k tba 1 Trac A u b SENIOR OFFICERS Presldent B111 Black Vlce Presldent Betty Orr Secretary and Treasurer Anna Jean McCann Class Sponsol Mlss Follman Scmor Class HISIOIY In the autumn days of September 1939 several small and frlghtened chlldren spent thelr first day at school as first graders MISS Stanberry must have been very busy that das keeplng some from crylng others from talklng and stlll others from quarrellng over tovs Of the orlglnal twenty SIX beglnners only seven are st1l1 wlth us They are Dorothy Karns Anna Jean McCann Marlene Schlppers Jun lor Horstmann Rlchard Iddmgs Norman Schlppers and Wendell Wllllams We were greeted by MISS Thelma Patch tH1lsabeckJ the next year as we had been promoted to the second grade To thls grade we added five new members They were Colleen Burson Carolyn McClure Dorrance Van Zuuk John Beem and Charles Guest Advancmg to the thlrd grade under the supervlslon of Miss Laveeda Mcln tyre we added three new students They were Mary Ann Jolly Rodney Patch and Paul Van Soelen In the fourth grade Louise Mason kept a watchful eye over us We added five new members They vsere Frank Brawner Edward Mmella Raymond Wool drldge Paulme Plummer and Darlene Fuller Page Eight ' ' l learned I have fo gotten nd what know I have guessed. Tr c' 1: Footbal 1. 2, 3: s th l, 41 Ag iculture Clu 4: Glee Cl I Art 21 Baseball 4. 1 Y 1 ll good boys lov their sisters, bu so good have I grown tha I love othe boys' sisters. Basketball l: Track 1: Cl ss Pl y : A,- riculture Club 4: Dramatics 4: Glee Club 4: Annual Stat? 31 Art 3. ln spit of all the learn ve said, I still my own opinion keep. Foot all 1, 2. 3, 4: Bas e ll 3 k 1: gric lture Clu 4. . Q 1 9 V . . . . , y 1 . U ' - y . . ,Y I Y 1 r 9 ' v r 9 - ev y I , s y y , - 3 ' ' : Y 7 . 7 - .' ' 3 , , - 9 v - Scmor Class HISIOIY Cconrmufrd Durlng our flfth year we yvere st1ll golng strong Our supervlsor was MISS Ruth Hardm fShoopJ We added three new students They were Mary Presley Elsle W1lk1nson and Chfton Steele Stlll stepplng up we were 1n our slxth year of school M1ss Ruth Smlth trled to keep us calm as we were exclted about th1s belng our last year ln the grade bu1ld1ng We added one new member she was Nadene Forst Now we yyere 1njun1or hlgh seventh graders Hoyy proud yve were' We moyed oyer to the hlgh school bu1ld1ng and settled doyyn for s1x more years of school llfe To gulde us through that first year among upper classmen was M1ss Bertha Davldson FIVC new students were added They were Harr1et Hughs Jerry Heck Dorothy Janes Marilyn Rundall and Rlchard Veak Our exghth grade under the guldance of MISS Bertha Dayldson was a pros perous one We knew that we were golng to have to start to adjust ourselves to better behavlor we were to enter h1gh school next year As we entered the bu1ld1ng 1n September 1947 yye 1eal1zed that the most of our fun was gone or was It just beg1nn1ng'7 Anyyvay thlngs werent dull There were several 3Ct1V1t16S to partlclpate 1n such as basketball football school danc es and partles We had one week of mlsery that year lt was our 1n1t1at1on Boy we couldnt Walt unt1l We were sophlstlcated sophomores so we could 1n1t1ate the freen freshmen All 1n all It wasnt too bad though That year brought us three new members Thev were Ruth Bennett Betty Orr and Jack Holland Durlng our tenth year the students from Swan were transferred to our school A majorlty of our addltlons were from there The new members were Rlchard Gordon Rlchard Cremer Elsle Hunt Lawrence Hunt Jeannette Mesecher Mary Sue Shlpman and Helen Wheeldon Oh ves yve really got those green freshmen too As we entered the hlgh school buxldlng the next fall we reahzed that half of our hlgh school days were gone We dldnt know what that year would brlng us but we were gomg to go lnto It wlth falth ln ourselves Ruth Parmer and W1ll1am Gerlmg came 1nto our class that year We wltnessed the graduatlon of the senlors of 1950 and wished that we were among them but we had to walt our turn September 6 1950 found 20 semors rather dlgmfied semors too back ln our school blllldlllg How we had longed for thls year We reahzed that thls year would really be worth whlle lf we put our mlnd to It The semor omcers are as follows Presldent Blll Black Vlce President Betty Orr Secretary and Treasurer Anna Jean McCann It IS needless to mentlon all the partles that we held but It mlght be added that we enjoyed them all and surely none of us w1ll ever forget them Indeed the class of 1951 has many commendable qualxtles but above all we surpass fwe thmkj m the subject we call STUDY As we look back over our four years yve feel a sort of sadness for we now realize all the good txmes we have had We regret leavmg them behmd but that IS partlally made up by the joy of graduatlon of gettmg out mto the world and showmg that we can accompllsh things 1n the same way that we d1d m our school days of yore Wlth a last salute to our supermtendent to our teachers and to our classmates yve say Au Revlor Page Nme . 1 , D , Y . . . 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' 7 7 v ' ' ' U 11 ' V v 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . . . . . . - v S . 1 1 1 , u ' 11 Semor Class W1ll We the class of 1951 of Pleasantulle Hlgh School of Marlon Countv 1n the State of Iowa of the Unlted States of Amer1ca whlch IS located 1n the center part of the Western Hemlsphere of the planet Earth whlch IS fifth from the largest and fourth from the smallest among these planets whlch revolve alound the sun 1nth1s solar system we be1ng1n full DOSSQSSIOH of our mental facultles and at peace wlth all manklnd do hereby solemnly make and publlsh thls our last w1ll and testament We hereby revoke and make null and VOld all other w1lls and test aments by us heretofore made and we do appolnt Elmer R Burch superlntendent and Harry H Dlckson prlnclpal as executors for carrylng out our provlslons Flrst It IS our Wlll that our Just debts and funeral expenses shall be pald from our estate by our executors We senlors have been a hard straln on our teachers for we are sald to be at all tlmes and under all condltlons dlfficult to manage Therefore we the class of 51 glve our beloved faculty who have been our lnstructors and efliclent guldes through th1s land of knowledge a sweet and unbroken SUCCBSSIOD of restful nlghts and peaceful dreams We w1ll to the classes who follow us our senlor d1gn1ty May they ever hold It hlgh John Beem Leaves the back seat of the school bus beslde Jackle to O J Spalt1 B1ll Black Bequeaths h1s method of finlslung hlS breakfast on the bus to Ar gyle Kleln Rlchard Cremer Is sorry but he must take everythmg w1th h1m B111 Gerllng Glves h1s blue gray 49 Kalser to unknown partles Anna Jean? Rlchard Gordon Bestows h1S w1de awake manner 1n economlcs to Vyrlee Bow Charles Guest Who s leavln Jack Holland Surrenders h1s way wlth Knoxvllle glrls to Arlen Woody Junlor Horstmann Glves h1s shyness to Boyd Smyser Elsle Hunt DISDOSQS of her blue Jeans and long curly halr to Nancy Hale Lee Hunt Lee bequeaths h1s ab1l1ty to spell to Opal Loynachon Rlchard Iddmgs Conslgns h1s Model B to Robert Hale and h1s school attltude to Rlchard Core Mary Ann Jolly Wlll take her tm horn wlth her and leaves her good atten tlon 1n class to Russell Bowers Dorothy Karns Leaves her basketball ab1l1ty to Clara Mae Guest and Betty Lou Cllne Anna Jean McCann Bequeaths her figure good looks and the ab1l1ty to get along w1th the boys to the Junlor glrls Betty Jane Orr Surrenders her temper to Glorla Johns Marlene Schlppers Just leaves but not on time' Norman Schlppers Norman d1SpOS6S of h1s ab1l1ty to be at school on tlme to Buzz Ramsey Paul Van Soelen Surrenders h1S argumentat1ve manner to Imajean S1x and h1s long curly halr to Stubbs Barber Shop Wendell W1ll1ams Bestows h1s coquettlsh and charmlng glances upon any lower class lassle who mlght be concerned The foregomg glfts bequests and 1ll gotten gams have we thus wllllngly and cheerfully dlsposed of knowmg that we could not take them w1th us 1nto the vast beyond Slgned sealed and del1vered by the Pleasantvllle Hlgh School senlors thls first day of May 1n the xear of our Lord 1951 1n the presence of Elmer R Burch superlntendent and Harry H Dlckson prlnclpal Wltnesses Elmer R Burch Jack Holland CSEALJ Superlntendent Harry H Dlckson Betty Jane Orr CSEALJ Prlnclpal Wendell W1ll13mS CSEALJ ge Ten . . 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Senior Class Prophecy for 1960 As I was visiting Mr Burch who is still the superintendent of Pleasantville High School we decided to turn on the television set and much to our suprise a 51 graduate Paul Van Soelen, a very widely known minister was performing the double ring ceremony of Lieutenant William Gerling and Anna Jean McCann, who also were 51 graduates After they were pronounced man and wife there was a news flash giving the information that Marlene Schnppers had located her African sweetheart and they were returning to Pleasantyllle We then turned to station WHY to listen to Music Hour The top band of today was playing Proiiitts Rag written by the top artist of the day Dorothy Karns, under the direction of John Beem, the world s greatest trombone player Mr Burch asked me if I had heard from anv of the other 51 graduates I told him that just the other day I had received a letter from Wendell Williams, who is the editor of the New York Daily Herald Wendell said that he was still collecting all the DOPE on horse racing He told me that Junior Horstmann was very happily married to a very charming and talented woman and they were the parents of twin sons who look Just like their father A knock was heard on the door and when Mr Burch answered it there stood Captain Norman Schnppers, who had arrived home on his first furlough since the summer of 1952 As We were talking with Norman he told us of how Elsie Hunt an army nurse had saved his life Elsie took her training in Texas and had been called to war duty It IS now 2 30 and Tune Time There before us on the screen stood none brought back many memories Again we were interrupted by another knock on the door and who would it be but Mary Ann Jolly who had come back to P H S to see about a contract as science teacher She is married and working although its against her husbands wishes She said that she had seen Betty Orr, who was on her way home from Chicago Betty who has served in the Waves is married to an air force captain and has a voung son As we were talking two hobos walked into the yard Its funny but they seemed very familiar to me I was very surprised to learn that it was Charles Guest, who began the trade in 1951 because he decided it was easier than work ing and Jack Holland found that farming alone was very hard to manage so de clded to Join Charles Neither seemed to find much use for women so they led a traveling hfe The telephone rang and Mrs Burch answered it saying it was a long distance call from Texas for Mr Burch On the other end of the line was Lee Hunt, who was seeking a Job as truck driver for the Moblloll Company and needed a recom mendatlon which Mr Burch gladly gave As we were all getting ready to leaye Mr Burch receiy ed a telegram from Richard Cremer President of the University of Missouri which read Dont miss seeing Lonely Bachelors if it comes to Pleasantyille or anywhere near for Rich ard Iclclings and Richard Gordon are the stars of the picture and it is really a com ical show By coincidence we haye heard from all of the members of the class of 51 and as we heal the far off crv of the train whistle we wonder when we will see each other again Then Mr Burch begins to laugh and finally he tells us that he plan ned this reunion Page Eley en v r f u n ' , ' ' u , n u u 9 , , cc yr ' a . 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JUNIORS qs f Eiff- Ph, , N1- ' 1 i 3-JQEXMQ 5 ff Y' ' X Q fff E OJ 1 1 ' f fx 'I 'ff I -:assi v V 'YW 1 5 h dw X W .Q 'L L' fi 'A ff 5 5 Q umor Class 'Uk First row Vyrlee Bowery Lee Patton Robert Hale Thelma Kadmg Boyd Smyser Nancy Jolly Gloria Johns Betty Lou Cline Second row Imagean Six James Calhoun Malian Payne Opal Loynachan Herman McCann O J Spaltl Burton Ramsey Russell Bowers Third row Robert Warren Dean Frey Louise Wheeldon Ardean Stubbs Kenneth Bennett Richard Core Arlen Woody Argyle Klein Presldent Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Class Sponsor JUNIOR OFFICERS R1ChaTd Core Glorla Johns Boyd Smyser Ardean Stubbs Mlss Carter JUNIORS You have heard of Forty-Nliners So we dashing Junior Class In the by-gone days of old With our head and hands and blaln How with pick and axe and shovel From the mountain peaks of knowledge From the mountains took the gold. Seek for wisdom not in vain Page Fourteen We will stand together always In our peace or war or fun And when golden years turn silver You will find we ve always won. unior Class Play i Seated Betty Lou Cllne Lee Patton Marlan Pavne Glorxa Johns Imagean Slx Mlss Barbara Van Patten fsponsoll Second mw Ardean Stubbs Dean Frey Herman VIcCann Kenneth Bennett Russell Bowers Thlrd low Thelma Kadlng Vyrlee Bowery Opal Loynachan Nancy Jolly B111 Mr Dawson Mrs Dawson Bobble Dawson Wlnkle Dawson Edgar Dawson Sandra Dawson Jane the mald Bud fRodd5J Deputy Sherlff ANGEL UNAWARES Ardean Stubbs Kenneth Bennett Marlan Payne Glorla Johns Imayean SIX Dean Fres Lee Patton Bettx Lou Cllne Herman 'VIcCann Arlan YVoodx ASS1St3Ht Dlrector Stage Manager Russell Bowers Nancs Jollx Page Flfteen SC RAP B 5 57 ey, r we, CQTC OOK ly dk fvgu ash 41,1 06' we B 4 7'-6 Gracfti CSv1Tf pcofe where 5 7? 41 b 'W SOPHGMGRES CW f K-Af-il? Qjfpf mg 1 f' fr A 'O' 41 , .145 ff 'R W fx Mia Qs Q' X W M? Y' X xx X 'QZTXQ - 2 Q Q W .Nfl N1 W ii' ll' 1:1 Sophomore Class Flrst row Donald Forst Betty Lou Shipman Marllyn Rodda Charlotte Shlvvers June Nlccum Jacquelme Flockhart Irma Dop Shuley Chambers Arland Pltman Second row Dwlght Clark Ronald Ramsey Clara Mae Guest Patsy Burnham Jean Mlx Nan cy Hale Mabel Gerlmg Nancy Rankm Delmar Dunham Larry Galvm Thlrd row Sponsor N11 James SESSION Howard Clark Donald Wxlllams Earl Wagner Larry Conn Max Warren Gerald 011 Ca1lHeaberlm Scott Mason Malym Kung SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Presldent Charlotte Shlvvers Vlce Presldent Irma Dop Secretary Donald Wllllams Treasurer Dvylght Clark Class Sponsor Mr SQSSIODS SOPHOMORES Haye you eyer heald of the Sophomole Class VVe play oul palt Ill school support The glade of I'1fty th1ee VVQ alyyays do oul yyorlt Oh surely you haw. fol yye ale noyy And yylun It comes to lmoostmg up The cla thats most 3llN6 Were neyel lynoyyn to shlrly Oh you hayen t heard of the Sophomole Classq I surely feel song, for you For the QLDIOI fla of 5? 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L Nt- 5 h A . ,,-...-...-..... ml . ...- 5 Freshman Class Flrst low Jean Robuck John Nlccum Jean Courtney Barbara Bowers James McCann James Stukey Patrlcxa Bender Sharon Thornbulgh Bxll Nelson Jerry Rlchalds Ardean Pltman Second 1ow Anna Mane Irvmg Dorothy Moneysmlth Carolyn WllllamS Llly Mae Bender Marla Spencer Marllyn Woody Patty Joe Schroder Darlene Harkm Josephme Hunt Flank Jolly Larly Horstman Russell Kmg Thnd row MlSb Van Patten Robert Rees LRTIV WBIQQ Kent Moshe: Roy Collms Ronald Core Halold Holstmann James Raney Dale Harkm Jelly Holstmann Ancll Denzler Leroy Wheel don FRESHMAN OFFICERS Presldent Anc1l Denzler Secretarx and Treasurer Jean Robuck Class Sponsor MISS Van Patten FRESHMEN Fre hmen mam wlth qualltles unknown Lach bashful laddle and even dalntv mald Into hlgh school one flax were blown Have now reuved and ale no more aflald Each one entered wxth actlons xery shy Yes thu ale the same as anx of the lest But lmploxed lapldlg as the davs went by And mt now lS hard to know who be t They rank qulte hlgh rlvaled by few And do not seem so fresh and new Thu IOSL aboxe unfrlendlx slurs and klcks And now we boast of our Class of 54 Page Twenty two 17. fu' HQ , K f' Q ,Y Q al, - A l . - : I . ,P l 7 U l Y . 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' ' wg, fin J 0' A J n E1 ghth Grade U' Flr t :cu Bllly Hughu Alland Jollx Belt Wallace Charlotte Chapman Shalon Clallt Edwlna FILV cdlV Blodgctt leo iust Lolna lhlaon Nanev Jo Stephenson Leslle Shaffel Second l0VS Pat MVQIS James Sm th Gene Heabellln Judv Cowman George SIX Jay Hunt Davld Qhaml Q1 Rlchard Balley Sala Vander Lmden Grace Rodda Je11vK1rkpatr1clt Thud IOVK Sh11ley Ohnemus Donna Doebelt Lauy Batten Melvln Shlvver Kathleen Kadmg Ewelyn Wllnella DOIIS Loynachan Betty Chrls Evani Adnan Iddlngs Ronald H6db6FllH Anlta Kay Seventh Grade F11 t ll x VS enlell YY allace Calen Calxm Donald Dabb Karen Bowen Peggx Clalk Ronald Ku1tL Call John Second IOXN NIa1t1n Boots Nlaxg ham Roberta Ree Nano C019 Yxonne Clark Janet Cham ben Calolxn XX oodx Thlrrl mu Rohln Nldax loe Fonvsaw N10 man Cole Iamw Nletealf Julla Jollx Lalu Col l1n Jmx fllil6llJlOUlll Rogzu Bulnham N115 H01 tmann teathel Page Tu tntx SIX . A 1 R ., 1 .2 . V ,.,, I i i V Q . ,I I s 4 Y Y ,fry i S W 'Z ' . 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C Y' 2 Cui' e is EIGVCN OWN f' QQN Grade School Building V91 WZ - 1 'ia , f. 1 1 3' ,f ij -, .YfmW,,,f ?y 2 ' f 4 ,YW . ,,,,,q,W -, ,.A.fv , V , if fv ,gm-. ' 1 . 'ffm aaa 1 Q x Y H., 1.1 S1Xth Grade F11 t IOWA Gerald Haxee John Nxckolson Weelex S1x Kenneth Dop Charlee Bennett Bllly Nlevers Rodnex Robuck James Bennett Second row Dxught Vladdle Nancx Robuck NIar1lxn NICX ax X1rg1n1a Boggs Shnlex lhleon Sandza kadmg Sherwll Thornburg Calmen Kenduck Sue -Xnn Nlabon katherxn Flockhaxt Nancy Kax Ree Thnd ION! Denn1 Kultz Daud Renfroxs Llla Ohnemu Delorl John Carohne Galxln Gars Dunn Geo! e Chapman Dou lab Shnxers kax Tholnbulg Xenetta Bennett Foulth IOVL Dean Jollx Dean Joneb Donald Clark Xian Jane Exan Jamee Croz1er Lwndra Bxeeb Ben Callahan Darlene Nlllel Dxught O11 N11 Rohout Page Tu entx nme 1 '.Q . v. , . ' - . ' ' v - - . -1 - 1 . 1 1 - 1 A , . , 1 - .. Y' f ' v . ' . ' , ' - '. . . - 1 A . 1 4 . - .- 1 , . 1 . 1 1 A - 1 . 1 - ' Q ' ' '. a , , :. m :, ' , .' . 0, - .Y v . . 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Flank Nladmlx DZIXNIII Nlott Hike Slxlxhul Dale Peifels NIHINIH Bogg Nllke a lahan Blllx Joe Hllsalmeclx Secona loxx Jame ThO1T1bUl2 Xugmla Xlus Kathlxn Hall Ham Belle Chamlmex Nlaxw E lL abeth Robuck Suslc Woucll Joan Claxxlu Fclen Pxtman Roger Nletcalf Thud IOW Lestel flldQllJl00Tll Dexxew Coatnex -Xnfls Van Helton lxaxnn Sue Bumham Shu ley kelth KBILH Joan Claxlx Susan NTQVQV oulth mu Jll'llI'l1l6 Dans LHIIX Blllltl nl lxellw Sue -Xnn Call on Dean Ruxlua Bo, ln lVI1lle1 Kdfhl Pllwdlll Xxlllilll Sclnocu lnnnlx Nan Rvsxu K1ndergartCn t 1 x mx mnnx L ewan ltlulll L an X n Px XR llllle Healluhn an Pitt Innmx Wmtl n 11x or n e Qlx llll T url IOXX Roger Xlbl Laux Claxlx R0 e -Xnn Vkoltlnngton Janne Stexxalt Shexlx Wnxxall lwlualrl Renfloxx Doug lxdlll Sun Lllen VK amlmlle Dnnnx Vhlllam oulth lou lah mx X4 ilu 111 n bl lanu 1 when un 1 nu Nxn lllllll nun ,ul xnl XM ltlllllk P154 Thu tx tu 0 '. . . ,: .D , A . -.v . .' A y h '. Q, . 'Sy 4 Sy A '. C 1, ' - -5 L ' ' - - Y ' ' wx, Y A , 1 .S, A .J lv- J , 1 .., . v , 1 A ' 1 A ,. . A F 'y ' 'z ' ' 5 21-1, Gm- - C' 'j, . 's , 1 ' 'nk, l- j . ' ', ' ' I ' s, ' ' ' lv, .' j Fits 'm': C'ha1'les Wu lj. J' j R les. SI 13 l - N' -' . Russ -ll Hayes, Ile' 'a gs 'ylu 1. , 1 , .' Second row: Richalwl Jelly. Larry Whitlau-lu, 3I21l'Q1'3l'E't Hinclman, Hwnalml Hurson. Patty Rees, Sus ' . .' H' ' ' if stun. Pa ' Sh fl. Yiskl .. jkl 's. i V hl' ' '1 r s, ' , S . . v ' ' V , .' ', f A F ' ' 'il Miss Sa . 'lun 1 A 'x' mml, .l0l'l'j' Vlm-ls. Fni ' Tl T l uf. Bonnie Haclilnun. .' ' St -1 s , Iii n '- lien-s. Hall Hs-ynmlmls, .l' jf Tl ' l 15, lla 'A ' V ' ftwn. ATHLETICS ab ' J 5 EDJ Y WW ax V2 ff J Y X 3,7 0 hjx, K M5549 ml fr f f X, f 31 N H I 4 ,J E f 6J if v, r X' A M, I ZZ 1 IV I Q? f xf X f lm ? Z GJ 15 5-X JP A 1 1 I I sk Q Q Wf n! 'KK Q P f- 'Q' X l IPAQ 'ig X , ' f I Af ,X X5 , ffyf' W f ff- f I 'I 2 + -fx Hr' X -f I 567 C S' .. - ,, ' X! I .,-f'- SJ my JJ X X, Football Flrst row Wllllam Gerlmg Jumor Horstmann Paul Van Soelen John Beem O J Spaltl Ar dean Stubbs Robert Hale Boyd Smyser Kent Mosher Richard Core Second row Dean Frey Ronald Core B111 Black Robert Warren Scott Mason Walter Doty Max Warren Earl Wagner Burton Ramsey Carl Heaberlln Thlrd row Coach James Cooper Dwlght Clark Jerry Horstmann Dale Harkms James Raney Rlchard Cremer Larry Galvm James McCann Larry Horstmann Ronald Ramsey Jerry Rlchards FOOTBALL SEASON 5 1 The 1951 Trojans didn t measure up to the two previous years The Pleasantvllle Trojans end ed m fourth place ID the Keomah football conference Thelr record was three w1ns five defeats and two tles Thls was the first season the Trojans were defeated ln three years they had won twenty stralght games untll Monroe Hlgh bumped them off 45 to 20 m the thlrd game of the season The Trojans of the 51 team wlll not thmk of lt as a vlctorxous season but wlll long remember lt as a year of experxence Page Thlrty four Pleasantw 1lle Pleasantvllle Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantvllle Pleasantw llle Pleasantx xlle Pleasantx xlle SEASON S SCORES Delta What Cheer New Sharon Garden Grove Hedrlck Carllsle Humeston Bussey 7 Melcher ll ,Y . ,.....l. 35 .....,,...,.. , 0 ' , ..,..... 42 ,..,....,, . 0 Pleasantville .,.. . . .20 Monroe , . , . . A . . 45 ' . . ..., 19 . ,, A 47 ' , ,. A 0 .H ... A 0 ' , ,..,., 21 ' ,... ..., , , 21 ' ,. ,. . 6 ' .,,.,..,. . . ., 31 -' ,.. . 0 ....., . , ,. 6 ' v' ,, . 27 .,r,,V..,,.,. . 20 Q90 10 Qi ZW in if J W A all. C0403 Intron llllur 1.191 G awww 'Q ,i 4' K Bla Bot G58 N? -85' 4 SEASOIN S RECORD Boys Basketball Fust row Ca1lHeabe1l1n Robext Waxxen B111 Black John Beem Burl Horstmann O J Spaltx Jern Holetmann Second row Mr Coopel fcoachj Larly Galv1n Helman 'VlcCann Dean Frey Argyle Kleln Kenneth Bennett Burton Ramsex Kent Nloshel Lallw Holstmann Bovd Smvser BOYS BASKETBALL C1950 515 The Pleasantxlllf. boys basketball team has had a most Qucceesful year At thlS tlme the T10 Jane boaet a 14 won and 6 loet lCCOld one of the best ln the schools hlstoly In tournament play they have IOCC1VQKl a lunnel up txophy whlch they ucuved 1n the MHIIOD County Tournament at Pella Sen1o1 hoxs lcaxlng, the squad th1s veal are as folloxw John Beem Blll Black Junlol Holst mann and Challes Guest Pleasantx 1lle Pleasantx llle Pleasantv1lle Pleasantvllle Pleasantx xlle Pleaaantx llle Pleasantx 1lle Pleasantx 1lle Pleasantx 1lle Pleasantvllle Pleasantvllle Pleasantx 1lle Pleasants 1lle Pleasantx 1lle Pleasants 1lle Pleaeantx 1lle Pleasantx 1l1e Pleasantx llle Pleasantx xlle Pleasantx 1lle Mom oe Knoxv1lle 'Tracy Melchex Calllsle Mll0 Attlca MLlCh6l Runnells Carllsle Pella M110 Tracy Pella Pella Chustxan 'Tracy Att1ca 'Colfax 'Runnell Hartfold 1 Games Lost! Page Thntx SIX 1 l f 'R Q' ' . . , 40 ' . 1' , 36 ' ' . 24 ' , 43 ' 51 e 56 ' , V' 1 27 ff ' . .' 52 , . 42 ' . 39 ' ' , 42 -' 46 ' . . 31 1' 34 , 37 . 36 .' 35 ' ' 28 42 s v' . Baseball 7 Flrst row B111 Nelson Russell Bowels MZTVIH Klng Kent Mosher James Calhoun James Stukey Ardean Pltman Second row James Raney Robert Hale Herman McCann O J Spa1t1 Car1Heaber11n Larry Ga1v1n Boyd Smyser Thlld row Coach James Cooper Burton Ramsey Dean Frey B111 Black Kenneth Bennett John Beem Argyle Klem Bob Warren BASEBALL SEASON 50 The baseball Trojans of 50 after three years are Just begmmng to learn the fundamentals of baseball The season was much better than the last two years The Trojans won two and lost four After three years baseball showed that lt was poss1b1e for them to 1mprove the1r game Pleasantw 111e P1easantv1lle Pleasantvllle P1easantv1l1e Pleasantv1lle Pleasantv1l1e SEASON S SCORES 'VI6lCh9l Carlxsle Monroe Carl1s1e M110 6 Hartford Page Th1rtv seven 0 'gf -ann at i 1 IC Y! Baseball IS Stlll new and much improvement can be made in the coming years. . . . 6 1 ' , , . , 1 ' . . . 5 ' , 6 ' . . . . 0 1 , . , . , 1 ' 1 . . 5 ' . . . 4 ' .... 8 . ' . , 14 Girls' Basketball A , .. ..... Flrst row Clara Mae Guest Anna Jean McCann Marlene Schlppers Loulse Wheeldon Jo Ann Spaltl Betty Orr Nancy Jolly Marilyn Rodda Mr Cooper fcoachj Second row Mary Ann Jolly fmanagerj Glorla Johns Nancy Rankm Thelma Kadlng Mabel Gerhng Patsy Burnham Jacquellne Flockhart Charlotte Shlvvers Irma Dop Sharon Thornburg GIRLS BASKETBALL C1950 515 The Pleasantvllle gxrls basketball team whlle loslng ln both tournaments by close margms has set a new school record on games won dunng the season play At thls tlme they boast a 13 won and 4 lost record one of the best ln thls sectlon Senlor glrls leavmg the squad are as fol lows Jo Ann Spaltl Betty Orr Marlene Schlppers and Anna Jean McCann Our gxrls won the Po Wa Ma conference SEASON S RECORD Pleasantvllle Attxca Pleasantville Colfax Pleasantville Monroe Pleasantvllle Melcher Pleasantvllle Carllsle Pleasantville 'Knoxville Pleasantvllle Attica Pleasantvxlle 'Tracy Pleasantvxlle Runnells Pleasantvllle Carhsle Pleasantvllle 'Melcher Pleasantvxlle Mxlo Pleasantville Tracy Pleasantvllle Runnells Pleasantvllle 55 Hartford i Games Lostl Page Thuty elght 7 ' ,.......,, 41 ' ......,........ 28 ' .....,.... 36 , , . .,..,,. . . .53 ' ,,...,.... 65 ..,..,....... 24 ' ........,. 33 ..,......,.,. 31 ' ..,...,... 45 ' ,..........., 45 ' ,,..,...., 37 ' .......,.... 64 Pleasantville .......... 3 1 Milo .,............,. 22 ' ,......... 69 ' .....,.,..,.,., 54 ' ,......... 54 .......,...... 62 ' .......... 56 .,......,... 32 ' ,,..,.,,, 50 ' ,.........,.. 40 ' ....,.,... 27 A r.,,....,. 38 ' . . ..,.,. 44 ' .,r........,. 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Page lforty rs Glec: Club Frrst row Patrrcra Bender Sharon Thornburg, Betty Qhrpman Bettx Clrne Lrly Bender D01 otlrv Karns Iune Nrccum Xyrlet Bowery Darlene Harkrn Clorra Iolrnx Second row Urs Iohnson frlrrectory Nlargaret Courtney Iatquelrrre Flockhart Nlarrlyn Rod Thrrrl row Slrrrlew Chambers Carolyn Wrllrams Patsy Burnham lean Nlrx Nlarrlvn Woonlw 'Vlalrcl Cerlrng' Nlarla Spenser Harlem Sclrrppers Opal Loxnachan Lee Patton Anna han Nltfarrrr Trro and Sczxtettci new K Clara Gue t Dorothx harn June Nrccunr Anna Jean NIcCann Jacquelrrre Flockhart Glorra John Page Fortx one . 1 , ,, N '7 I W f,,Q V V 1 ,I - l . l , - 'z -'--' Yr-7 - ' 'ry v' A ' I Y 1 tv ' y ' v -Y '- L .,,, .. ,I-r. -,Hy - , ..', . , . . A . ,:Ar.,.:' 3 .,. .1A .,.. r . ,',,'... ,I .- -YA - , da, Josephrrre Hunt, Clara Guest, Betty 0r'r', Barlrara Bowers, Imajean Srx, Jean Rolruck. A I l I I t y A ' rl I, A ' x X ' 'rl' Lv I ' , X , 4 Q J . ' J' . . 40 ni N- fit nz, X ? . jx 3 ' r 5 r O ' o C -M- i , S , . bv ' . S. 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S' Boys Glcc Club 1 Z Flrst low Dwlght Clank Donald Forst Dale Harlnn John Nlccum Aldean Pltman Second 1ow Ronald Ramsey Dean Fley O J Spaltx Wendell Wllllams Rlchard Iddlngs Larry WZICS Thlrd low 'Vlrs Johnson Scott Mason Kenneth Bennett W1ll1am Gerllng B111 Black John Beem Harold Horstmann MUSIC In lookmg back on the school year we recall some of the 3Ct1V1tl6S of the muslc department John Beem and Ronald Ramsey trxed out at Ames for the All State Band and both were selected from a large group of contestants to play IH the All State Band WhlCh gave lts concert November 26 1950 ln Des NIOIHES On December 1 1950 the music department presented lts first concert of the year ln the hlgh school audltorlum The program was opened by several numbers by the GITIS Chorus John Beem plaved two trombone solos and Blll Black rendered two vocal solos The band concluded the program bv playmg twelve numbers The followmg people wele sent to take part 1n the mass band at the Muslc Festlval at Mon roe March 9, 1951 Larry Galvm, Argyle Klem Ronald Ramsey, Larry Conn, Ancll Denzler Marllyn Rodda Charlotte Chapman Carl Heaberhn, Patsy Burnham, Clara Mae Guest Jackle Flockhart John Beem, and Mary Ann Jolly Kenneth Bennett, Dean Frey, B111 Black, 0 J Spaltx, Dorothy Karns, June Nlccum, Glolxa Johns, and Imagean Slx took part IH the mass chorus at thls MUSIC Festlval The Sprmg MUQIC Concert was presented March 30 ruth the Brass Sextet, Claunet Quartet, Glrls' Cholus, Boys' Chorus, Nllxed Chorus, Gxrls' Sextet, Glrls' Trlo, Boys' Quartet, and the Band partlclpatlng Indlvlduals who performed are John Beem, Ronald Ramsey, Argyle Klem, and Blll Black The same groups and lDdlVldU3lS went to the Nluslc Contest, Aprll 6 and 7, 1901 Page Forty two Y . M 1 ' A .MI 4 f . .-. I - s s . 2 . V, y . , , . . D ' I 1 1 - - 1 1 1 ' 3 A - 1 A 1 1 1 1 , . o , .. . ' 1 1 1 3 ' 1 1 '- . . . . , , 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 ORGANIZATIO N f m Ngq I IIII L: 'UQ F 19:7 1, 11 ,aw f H JF FQ f - :v t I 1 Z? ' Ps .tr my' muuuu1aumm1nllunn11111 , y.. ,.,..,immu , a. ' ' Ls.-yia..-A-' , ,'- fu- AQI, MQx xl!'l'fl iii: 3 OOC 1 .5 - N351 Eg LJ fn' J 1 NO 'jf 5 ' - - t -- ' A ' 2 Irs? ' f . O : 'NW ' - , wwf V, A6 s. ! I 3 . R, L lffI' , xg ,X Wm ' f W f ' f H ! Agriculture Club Officers Front row Sponsor Mr Wyatt, Secretary Junior Horstmann, Treasurer Paul Van Soelen Reporter-Jack Holland Presldent Boyd Smyser Back row Sentmel Carl Heaberl1n Vlce Presldent Rlchard Core Vocatronal Agrrculture Department Belng the newest addition to the curriculum here at Pleasantvllle High School the Voca tional Agriculture Department is only in its mfancy But infants grow fast with proper nourish ment and the boys fsee abovej that supply the nourlshment here seem to compound the best formula yet The final alm of Vocational Agrlculture IS helping the student become establlshed ln farmmg or if he so prefers to help finance hls first years after graduating from high school There are three types of projects taken by every boy during his high school career while ln Vocational Ag rlculture work Namely Productive ProJects are business ventures for experlence and profit It should be owned curing funds, land, equipment, and supplles An essential part of the training lS the keep ing, analyzing, and using of accurate and complete records Improvement Progects are designed to increase the efficiency of the home farm business to Improve the farm home and lts envlronment or to increase the real estate value of the home farm 3 Supplementary Farm Practices are specific Jobs or practlces They are usually of short duration and are in addition to any work planned as productive or improvement projects These may contribute directly to the improvement of the home farm and farm buslness Examples are Balancing a ration culling poultry, cleaning and treatlng seed, taking a farm inventory and repairing machinery The club IS a definite part of the program of work and is planned to tram the individuals to become useful citizens and leaders in then' commumty The development of character in the in dlvldual IS the most essentlal part of the work ln the club The club tries to bring the latest developments of agrlculture to their community through the use of test plots and the mtroductlon of new varxetles of crops Vocational Agriculture IS a course of training for farm commumty boys Preparing them to meet the challenge and problems of present and future farmmg with an open mind and a back grgund of scientific and practlcal knowledge and skill of farm and commumty problems accomp lls ed by Learning to do Earning to llve and Domg to learn Llvmg to serve Page Forty four lr I ' - 9 1. . . . . I and managed by the student. Definite business arrangements will need to. be rnade for se- 2. . . - . - . . , AGRICULTURE CLUB 7' my Calf I! Haw? f' f 1 ' f' A rw' ,uf 25 77? pg-lb hw-:ci om 4 , curl, ws Dramaucs Club Flrst row Llly Bender Dorothy Ixarns Lee Patton Betty Shlpman Patrlua Bender Mauan Payne Sharon Thornburg Gloua Johns Betty Clme Nancy Jolly Shnley Chambers Jean Robuck 'Vlaue Irvmg Mabel Gerlmg Josephme Hunt Patsy Burnham Charlotte Sh1VV6lS Balbara Bow ers Irma Dop Mlss Van Patten Imajean S1x Thxrd row Elsle Hunt Jean MIX Thelma Kadlng 'VIarla Spencel 'Vlary Ann Jolly B111 Ger l1ng John Beem Wendell W1lllamS Rlchard Iddlngs Jack Holland CLUB OFFICERS Presldent Wllllam Gerlmg VICE Presldent Clara Mae Guest Secretary Treasurer Dorothy Karns l Each Wednesday the Dramatlcs Club met ln the Llttle Theatre to spend an hour ln worklng on the VBTIOUS phases of drama We studled stage makeup gave pantomlmes worked on sluts and oeclamatory readmgs Irma Barbara Charlotte Wendell Jack and Richard Iddlngs were m a one act play whlch we presented at Attlca Bussey and 'Vlonroe Some of the other members acted IH skits and gave declamatoly 1e3.Cl1Y1gS for our plesentatlon of Sklt Night By the end of the year we all felt as mf we could compete wlth Lunt and Fontame as actors and actresses' Page Forty QIX .yy 7 , .fl Q 573 if if 'C - , Q 3 Q 1 ' 1 3 ?'Cf l A L A ,P 5 l 5 I 2 cfm iii' ' l . : . , I 1 , y . v . g 7 E '. Y 7 Y P Y ! ' .Second row: Opal Loynachan, Marilyn Woody, Patty Jo Schroder, Dorothy Moneysmith, Anna 1 5 S 9 v ' 1 l 1 V ' . Q . ' . , ,. , . . , y y , , . . ' . ' 1 l Q -1 I 1 1 A - ' ' ' . . ' . ' an ' ' n DRAMNLQS ,7716 Slow 'Bajf unior and Senior O. A. T. Front Lee Patton Bob VVarlen John Beem Opal Loynachan Glorla Johns Back 'VIary Ann Jolly Charles Guest B1llGelllrl2 O J Spaltr Anna Jean NIcCann COMMERCIAL CLUB A hlgh school Commerclal Club vyas OlgaYllZefl thls year under the dlrectlon of our Com merclal lnstructor Mlss Fatlnla W' Follnlan Oltllliallly the club IS composed of tyyo lllNlil0I'lS the O G A i0rder of Gregg Artrstsj Shorthand Club and the O A T fOrder of Altl5tlC Typ lQtSl Typewrltlng' Club Inasmuth however as nr shorthand IS taught thls year onlv the Typlng Club can be organlzed at thls tlrne The officers for thls year as as follovts Junlor O -X T Senror O -X T Presrdent Glorla Nlae Johns Presldent John Beem X109 Pl6Ql!lQl'lt Opal Loynachan XICQ Presldent Anna lean 'NlcCann Treasurer O J Spaltl Treasurer Charles Cuest Secretary Bob Warren Secretary Blll berlrng Commlttee Member Lee Patton Conlmrttee Nlember Nlary Ann Jolly The club represents both buslness and pleasure but lts prlmary obgectlye IS to create rnterest and enthuslasm ln deyeloplng and attarnlng hlgher standards ln snortnand and ty peyyrltlng through promotlng and deyeloplng an ayyard program So far thls year yye haye had only one soclal functlon and that yyas an all Commerclal Chrlst mas dlnner ln the Home Economlcs dlnrng room Seyeral ayyards haye already been earned thls year and yye haye just ended the first semester Robert Vkarren a Junlor student earned the first ayyard IH Noyember by yyrltlng' '33 yyords per mlnute for 10 mlnutes yylth only 3 errors and Dorothy Karn a senlor student yyrote -ia yyords per mlnute yyrth 4 errors Junlors maklng 30 yyord records ln December yyere Xyrlee Boyyery James Calhoun Glorla John Nancy Jolly and Herman McCann Although there has been no club organlzatlon ln the COmm6ICl3l Department before thlg year 18 ayyards ln shorthand and typeyyrltrng yyerc earned last year and the precedrng year 124 ayyards yyere earned That year yye entered the Natlonal Shorthand 10 G A P Conte t The sult lo lndlyldual certlflcates 7 gold plrls for 9XC6IJtl0l'l3l D16!lt0ll0L1Q yyorlt and a Blue Seal Cer tlflcate ratlng ln the tontet -Xll ayyard papers are sent to and ayyards lssued from The Gregg Ayyard Dept ln Neyy Xfllln Prge Forty elght ' 1 7 ' 1 ' Y. . . , - ' . r h , ., , , . . , . . , . . . , . -- . . . . , , . . . . - ' -' - . , - , . 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A.- 1901 Effxe Allsup Neff Chester Gose EI R Jordan 1902 hester L Dyer 1903 Tomle De Wltt Smxth 1h1rva Dyer Bruce Flossle Hollowell 4 Deceased l Belle Shawyer Kubll Fdna Shawver Gose Alxce Stlre Wmters Willard Shadle lDeceasedl 1904 Maude Abernathy Nalden U H Brice lDeceasedJ Lea Dean De Vmy Ralph Flanagan lDeceasedl Elton Shadle I G Wllllams lDeceasedl oeorge Wnght 1905 lda Ash Glllasple Flossle Dean Stoddard Fern Galvm Bare Howard Gettlnger I Deceased D Nora Hlllabolt Marsh Gerald Marsh Bertle Merritt Norton Mynne Powell Kamp Letha Rems Hollowell chester Shawver 1906 Anna Clme Weber Grace Freel Beem Grover Galvm lDeceasedJ Gall Kerr Ada Proffltt Clark Bessel M Ramsey Esther Reins Karns Dalsy Richards Shawyer Grace Stevens Stnngfellow lDeceasedl Dan Thorp 1907 Cloe Erb Galloway Ruby Iddlngs Karns Georgla Jessee Rodgers Flossle Keefee Yates Fern Roush ecnl E Shawver lDeceasedl Ben Walker s Le Roy Walker 1908 lna Brewer Johnston Paullne De Wltt Vander Waal lDeceasedl Merl Foster Jessie Iddmgs Berry Pattl Leutzmger Cleveland lDeceasedl Eddath Marsh Dyer Jonna Reed Blrdle Reynolds Prolfltt Fd Seams Nona Shawyer Core Maude Spaltm Mlddleton Glenn Stlre lDeceasedl Bessie Summy Shoemaker 1909 Wllma De Vmy Taylor Grace Draper Marsh Ida Freeman Moore Bermce Galym Troyshr1dL.e Myrtle Hon Lothman Faye Johnston Walter Patch Margret Stubbs Cah'rex Archle Vernon 1910 Catherme Benze Iddmrzs lDecea edl Ward Dyer Mary Freeman Alumm 'Vlable Lyman Carrle Shawyer Dyer 1911 Fthel Beckwith Dean Butcher lDeceasedl 4 eorge Grler Ransom Hickman lDeceasedl Oscar Hodgson 115518 McRae Jordan Nora Richards Hayes lloyd Rouze Harry Woods 1912 Grate Camp Cunningham Callie Clark Phllllps Beulah Cley eland Hltkman feorge Dyer 1913 Glenn Butcher Lthel Greenway Van Osterhout Beulah Palmer Shuell Josie Prewltt Payne 1914 Gladys Bristow Warren Lenola Freel Pottle Hosa Prewltt Nettle Richards Donahue Florence Shoemaker Charter George Speed 1915 Ada Caverly Merrltt Erb Ferne Hemy Roletta Jolly Frltz Hazel Myers Penn Florence Shoemaker Charter Marle Shoemaker Mmer Glenn Walker 1916 Preston Barrmller Erls Bemle 1917 Tommy Bane Delama Barrmger Lois Beem Waterman Court Hackman Fern Lxttler Ahrns Hershel Martln Grace Robinson Trescler Cecll Wllllams 1918 Loren Bane' Beulah Flanagan Almeda Freel Dyer Eya Hickman Hornberger Olive Keefer Ina Litchfield Sulhyan Arland Orcutt lDecea-sedl Lynn Phllllps LIZLIQ Proiltt Shrader Ruth Reed Wheeler o rlne Thornburg Freel Hazel Harkin Murphy Naoml Howsare Paltner Gerald Jones Grayce Julme Richards Mable Metcalf V R Cl r Anna Phxlhps Conway Clyde Prlckett Iva Prolfltt Hartman John Rmehart Dorothy Walker Hicks 1921 Lsta Burnham Dayldson Mary Butcher Helland Anne MacCartney Wald Davidson Beatrlce 1'rb Grayes Irene Fxsher Clark Nadema Freel Moore Dee Galvm Guy Glflord Harold Gurney Crystal Hollowell Hadley Bertlne Johnston Spaltx Loule Jordan Ruth Kadlng Ruth Morgan Sutton Ferne Orcutt Hughes Ola Phlllxps Hull Mlldred Shepherd Hughes Malme Slykhuls Gloyer Orlen Stubbs Ruth Summy McComas Donald Hollovyell Cora Kamp Elizabeth Kane Ceell McRae Byrl Pelfers Herman Polson Donald Shlvvers Mary Simpson Tutt Gene Smlth' Mark Summey Gladvs Wllllams McDaniel Marne Wllhams Ray Wllllams Thelma Wllllams Kaulfman 1925 Ardlce Butman lvlxller Buren Arglye Crane .lanlce Dyer Melvnn Dyer Helen Flanagan Banows Charles Lnlderbloom Katherine Hardln Wnlllams Marne Hardin MtGr1ff Arland Hodgson Vera Hollowell Funk Paul Howsare' Helen Kadlng Ardxng Marsh tDeceascd7 Allle Morgan Scharaeder Gerald Ogan Avis Polson Thornburg Ralph Thornburgh lDeceasedlHerman poisons 1922 Corrme Baker Colvsell John Beem Arlle Burnham Raymond Burnham Velma Burnham Dwight Cart Florlne Clme Ruth Harold Conn Janne Dabb Collms Edrls Davxdson Burnham Louise Evans Johnson Judson Galvm Dee Gilford Lela Gilford Shlvyers Haldene Gurney Paul Hayes Ardna Hodges Marlon Jolly' Rena Julme Kleln Eugene Kuhn Elenor Morgan Ovsens Peryle Plummer Kexth Reeves fDeceasecll Esta Richards Lyon Velma Rmehart Shoemaker Dorls Slaubau h Kuhn Wllhe Stanberry Carl Stubbs Georgxe Walker Prlckett 1923 Derwood Ball Dorsle Beemqn Homer Conn Cecll Galvm Lela Galyln Morxanslen Cash Hlckman George Thornburg lDeceasedlEarl Juhne 1919 1' mma Butcher Proffltt Hlldreth Coy mgton Cley eland Mary Dyer Saar Cladys Galym Barrxnger Lols Hardm Bane Harold Hodge Ralph Kadlnx. cecxl Lawler Marie Lawler Loyt Martin Paullne Metcalf Bane Orlen P1'051tf Henry Slykhms Grace Stanberry Ayermle Stubb Hauser Joe Thornburg 1920 C'1l'Tord Beam I x Bemze Bertlne Iltchheld Batten Arlle Lyon Marque-use Lyon Ulah Lyon Muellar Carl Metcalf Cerxl McRae Amanda Mltchell Yan Dyke Audrey Myers Rockholtz Raymond 01lN9F Myrna ProR'ltt Brelteubas leo Spaltl Bessie Stanberry Heabcrlm Trenton Weese Howard Worthlmtton Pdson Wrlpht 1924 James Baughman Carl Flanagan Geneyleye Hart Peter on Ethyle Hodgson Wmthln ton Mable 1-Iodl. on leur on 'ln Stry ue Vane Rees Horace Shadle Dorothy ShlvversH T Schell Maxlne Shlvvers Gifford Mildred Shoemaker Avery Elvis Stephenson Vernle Walts Kamp 1 926 Doran Ball Gladys Bowery Black Loralne Burnham Summy Donald Clark Marvel Colwell Wllla Colwell Maude Crane Taylor Howard Evans Dwlght Galvm Bernice Glenn Lubberdan Lester Isenberg' Harold Kadmg Arlmgton Miller Amanda Mitchell Howard Myers Rachel Page fDeceasedl Fern Phlllnps Lorene Proffltt Settlemyre Arthur Rees' Merrxll Robuck Mable Shepard Ellcott Fay Slabaugh Stubbs Pumce Speed Wayne Summy Ethel Taylor Blodgett Opal Thornburg Horseman Raymond Vxnson 1927 Ruby Bacon Hodgson Lloyd Bmsraman John Butcher Herman Bruce Melyln Dyer Golda 1'reel Nelson Harold Flanagan Hoyt Galyln Myrtle Heaberlln Grants Mildred Muller kane Lester Mlnnlnck Dale Olner' I uc1lle Orcutt Albrmght Howard Proixtt Iula Rodda Bass Cash Speed Herman Summey Lee Taylor Carl Thornburgh Kllce Vmson Wool e Pdna lnnson Feree Helen Vlrclsher Page F0ltX nlne s I ' , - . . ' o ' 3 -. . 3 1 ' 'I - ' . A - Y , . .. ' ' - X . ' . . . - - ' ' , , vt. A . l . - ' . . - I . ,, ' ' ' - . . '. . , ' ' . . . A ' Harry Hollowell lDeceasedl Carrie Estes-Woodward ' Forest Hayes, N - . . . i s ' , . - ' 2 - . -- ' ' I ' . '- . ' 4 ' ' - - V' - Y g V ' 4 ' 1' ' - ' - 'I ' . ' F I . V ' ' . ' V '- ' s jl' . .' - ' 7 Y . . F A Y . h . -h V I V , ,,. ' - ' ' Y ' ' 4 1 . . - 1 . . ' . A ' , 4 ' - ' ' . ' . ' y ' 1 :- j ' : A - ,, ' ' sl ' 5 L . 1 i r ' . - . 1 I Y s ' - s , ' ' ,f . ' 5 y . , A' K , ,5 l ' . ' 2 I v- A. - ' I, . rs . ' 1 5 ' , B. K' x 'I v 1 I 928 Vena Badgley McRae Ruby Bowery Pronltt J Howard lirlce lbeceasedl rlorence Burch HZSKIHS Eva Burnham Patterson Leveeda Latfrey Mclntrye Mlldred Cllne Balham Donald Conn Dorothy Dyer Gllderbloom Burl Ifrush' Homer Gllderbloom Phlllp Grler Vnlan Hart McClure Ira Heaberlln' Stanley Heaberlln Burl Horstmann bunlce Howsare Mlx Lorene Jordan Robuck Lots Kerr Lester Mlnnlck Mott Gurney Proffltt Reed Lawrence Rees Shlvvers Glfford Mlldred Howard Paullne Donald Mlldred Irene Shoemaker Vera Shoemaker Harkln Flavla Sterllng Flannagan Wayne Stubbs Herman Summy Ollve Thornburg Dunn Lucllle Van Zuuk 1929 Arlos Bengaman Byron Conway FIOTEHCE Flanagan Schmer Wllma Frush Thompson Lllzabeth Hardln Jorgenson Lllarles Hodg on Ifaul Holt Jack James Lorm Jolly Ll renee Kadln Oral Lester Mmmck Irma Mlnnlck Cowmam L arence Prange' Carl Robuck Ralph Stubbs' Jeanette Summy Stephenson Helen Taylor Blandln Rose Taylor Rawson Eldon Thornburg Ruth Wllllams Finn Stanley Mott 1930 Leona Bacus Palmqulst Mable Bllllngsley Paul Brent Jewell Calfrey Grundmann Ellzabeth Core Kelso Frances Dyer Paul Elwood Evelyn Gurney Mott Carl Hardm Cllfton Heaberlln Bernlece Hllsabeck Rees Forrest Hodgson Kelth Karns' Don Koons George Mix Wllla Prange Arlryle Protfltt Genevleve Rees Eaton Grace Rodda Reed Maurlne Shawver Glenn Ralph Slnclalr' Veva Vernon Hodgson Cecll Wllllams Chrlstlan Wrlght 1931 Argyle Benge' Dalsy Brent Harkln Jessle Core Heaberlln Bllly Dabb Robert Droz' Henrletta Dyer Marsh Corene Frush Irlsh Frances Galvln Mason Mary Garrett Moore Jessle Heaberlln Mlller Rae Hodgson Hunt Helen Hollowell Byers Layeeda Kamp Young Helen Karns Koons Lols Kerr Rundall Henrletta Marsh Casev Max Middleton Page Flfty Leslle Mlller Marguerite Moneysmlth Orcutt Donald Pelfers' Bernlce Shlvvers Brulnkool Verbal Slnclalr Dyer AIICE Smlth LUFIIS Thornburgh Arthur Vernon' Gladys Walker Shadle I-aye Wall Peffers PFBHCIS Mason l 932 Thelma Beem Cochran Opal Dyer Honnold Betty Heaberlln Roat Ruth Hollovsell Campbell Ruth Holt Elllot David Howsare' Chester Isley Audrey Mlller Wllllam Mmmck Irene Protfltt FEPKUISOH James Rees Ralph Roblnson Mlldred Summy Tlngwald Inez Thornburg Carey 1 933 Macle Bare Schroeder Be lah Baug man Ream Fred Brent Helen Dyer Fletcher P A Dyer' Lester Gllderbloom Dorothy Hardln Greta Hodgson Slnnard Nola Hunter Cummlngs Dee Isenberg' Evelyn Lyon Wohlers Faye McCoy Hunter Ardys Powell Collms' Evelyn Prange Otls Richards Amos Rodda' Geraldme Summy Kadmg Helen Thornburg Summv Roger Wllhams 1934 Ruth Apfel Lamm Etha Blngaman Rees Pauline Bunch Wllllams Russel Burbank' Gladys Burnham Cllne Wxllls Core' lDeceasedl Cecll Clark Thelma Flanagan Frances Frush Gllderbloom Dean Garrett' Dwllzht Karns' VIYZIDIB Kerr Stevens Ernest Lester' Fred Lester' Janette Middleton Maxme Roblnson Woodslde Joe Rodda fDeceasedP Mlldred Thornburgh Charles Van Garold Van Edward Van Ethel Whlte Carl Wlllls' Zee Helten Zee Courtney 1 935 Jack Bare Carroll Beem' Wllllam Bryan Herman Cart' Mary Ellzabeth Charles Clark Don Dyer Kenneth Dyer Robert Dyer' Eva Ford Hampton Paullne Heaberlln Ethel Hodgson Emerson Robert Hunt Ruby Hunter Shannon Arthur Johnson Marlorle Johnson Thornburg Donald Jordon' Jess Karns Neola Mellck Hunt Ardath Myers Shoemaker Alta Nelson Watters Durwood Patch' Helen Reynolds Merrlll Schroeder Allce Speed St John Cart Ev enson Betty Speed Johnson GeorK0 D0l'flCkb0l'l Forrest Speed' Ldlth Dyer Uavls Ray Strlngtellovs Charles hvans' Bully Thornburgh' fDeceasedj Galen Freel' Robert Thornburg lDeceasedi Velda Vlers Dunn Lloyd Wllllams l936 GEOIKIH Bacus Galvln Argyle Beem' Reuben Core' Jay Courtney' Wllma Dabb Turnqulst Larson Dyer' Wayne Evans Nlles HOIIIHQSWOFQ ' Wllllam Kubll Kenneth Kuhn Fred Middleton' Kenneth Oliver' James Rlpperger Cecll Rodda Marlan Scott Rlchards Betty Stlre Johnston Arthur Strlngfellow Ethel Stubbs Van Zee Faye Taylor Beaver Leonor Van Rheenen Myers I 937 Archle Beem Ollve Burnham Thornburgh Opal Burnham Summy Frances Clark Charles Conn Harrlet Dyer Osher Ilene Fergulson Spaur Elvls Fisher' Ralph Hlllabolt Bllly Hlllsabeck Chester Hlndman' Earl Hodgson Cecll Hudson' Leona Isenberg RICDIE Worth Karns Fern Lester Beck Gabe Leutlzmger Markaret Lyon Raymond Mosher' 'lhelma Patch Hlllsabeck Arlene Rader Anderson Jack Rlchards' Leo Rodda' Ruth Shawver Jordan Norman Shepard Dlxle Stubbs Mlnnlck Etfle Terry lDeceasedJ Harry Young' Kenneth Young' I 938 Wllma Anderson Langilt Gene Badgley' Alberta Beckwlth Furnoy Beulah Blake Hlldman Dorothy Brown Plummer Sylvla Burbank Morris IM D I Helen Conn Russell Dorothy Core Templeton Frances Courtney De Joode Kathryn Dyer Vlcarrl Phyllls Forst Marlon Graves' Dale Hardin Bllly Hardln' Dean Hollmgsworth' Hubert Loulse Donald Phyllls Lllllan Forest Hubert Isenberg' Johnson Douds Karns' Jane Kerr Anderson Marsh Stlre Nlccum Plummer' Margaret Rlchards Bane Granvllle Shlvvers' Max Smclalr' Bob Stlre' Delmar Summy Gene Summy Zoe Zondervan Carr 1 939 Dorothy Anderson Ruth Beem Shxvvers Lavon Blngaman Gllderbloom Betty Rose Cllne Rogers Iack Coffm' Evelyn Crabb Johnson 'In Servlce Ruth Hardln Shoop Dorothy Heaberlln Bole Betty lddlngs Ruth Ann Karns Dlxon Mona Klse Irma Knouse Ellsworth Louise Mason lhelma. Metcalf Jordan Darrell Mosher' iDeceasedl Don Mosher' Ruth Neal Dorothy Patch Kuhn Howard Phllllps' Duane Rlchards Lharles Rodgers Rex Shoop Roberta Shoop Mark Spee Ellzabeth Van I-'theenen Hughes Hazel Vlnson Rlchards Dean Walker' 1940 Dorothy Anthony Beverly Barrlnger Pltt Gladys Courtney Perklns LHBIAQS Crane' Lyle Edwards Daryl 1'reel' R D Galvm' Dean Graves' Dean Hodgson Howard lsenberg' Betty Johnson Jeanne Kerr Anthony Vlrgll McCoy' Frank Nlccum' Harold Ollver' Wanda Powell Hardm Bobby Prlckett' Lloyd Prlckett' Dean Rodda' Dale Rodgers Barbara Roggow Norma June Spaltl Van Helten Frances Spencer Gerald Schlppers' fDeceasedJ Jack Shook' Howard Van Zee' Mary Young Graves Zada Zondervan Karns Dwlght Wllllams' Gladys Taylor Wmg 1941 Darlene Bayslnger Marsh Margaret Jean Burns Edlth Faye Craft Ruth Dyer Arlos Fee' Ralph Galvm' Bllly Hall' Don Hall' Wallace Holllngsworth' Elena Iddlngs Jones Ivan Knotts Jr Anna Jane Mohler Holllce Neal George Nlckols Dean Shawver Jean Shoemaker Worthlngton Betty Sterling Rlchards Donald Taylor' Dale Walker' Colleen Wall Harlow Harley Walker Norma Jean Waterman Anderson Gene Wllllams l 942 Merrlll Anthony Robert Bane' Marllyn Barrlnger Flsher Harold Dunham Guy Hartz MarJorle Howsare Norrls Julla Kelsecker Howard Klein' Fern Knouse Hartz Rlchard Lyon' Carol Phllllps' Rlchard Phllllps' AIICE Prlcket Van Hosen Orlyn Reed : Q V . . ' - . . - . , . .1 ' ' A ' . V A - I . v - . . t . v I - . V , - I. . A . h ' ' . ' . ' z ' , . Q . . du I . . . , . . Helen Litchfield-TI'8Cy Frances Slabaugh-Kading Wayne Karns' - Bonnie Richardbvfban - 1 ' - ' I ' - C . ' - . . ' - 3 J I . . I . . 3 - . . L . Ruaaell Reed' Joan Rlchards McRae Wanda Lee Selby Scott Dean Shoemaker' Max Shook' Corvun Ly elyn Nlorma Wanda Carrol 1943 Strmgfellow Trealor Reed Vernon Slnelaxr VIQFS wlllldmb Worthlngton Dorothy Adamson hltson Donald Bowman Ralph Cart Jr Gene Clark' Beverly Crane Carpenter Robert Colvyell M lrlon Courtney Rube rt F 'dune' M tru Cvrayes Shoemaker ly Q. Heaberlln Norma I ea Holl md I etterson Vern lnele' Robert I ee Dorothy lsenbert, Ferne Leonard Kleln Audrey Nlceum Luseombe Bernlel lhllllps Lyons Marllyn Proffitt Shoemaker June Rees Hlndman Robert RODIDSOD' Franeeas Rodda Vandall Ronald Schlppers' Harold Scott' Mary Lou Stubbe Courtney Dean Van Lee' Jack Vlers Frances Vlnson Lyons Dorthea Walker I 944 Vlola Conn Horsxman Harold Core' Ralph Crabb' Earl Don Bernnece Draper Horn Evelyn Exllne Ray Ford Joyce I-ouch Cox Betty Galvin Gass Delores Guest Freel Josxeph Horsman Dorothy Howsare Pease Richard Hoyt Franklin Iddlmls Howard Metcalf Charles Nelson Carolyn Richards Hall Wesley Shxrner' Nlarletta Shnyers Colleen Shoemaker Brady Jean Speed Ford Betty Steele Lamb Shirley Worthington Crane 'Vlary Ann Londeryan Iuedtke 1945 Norma Jean Anthony Wlarllee Bane Bette Lue Bay mger Core Herbert Clark' Cvene Crane' Arcythe Fee Fthel Fisher Halelhoon Ruth fardner Wanda He llverlln Lloyd Hlel-es' 'Vlary Jean Hlndman lyena Hudtson Warner France I enberL lantl Robert Jom s' Vllrllyn Marsh 'Viardell Mosher lohnson Jul e la 'Vi ary lou Ramsey Rodda Kenneth Reynolds Jane Ann Rlehards I enberl. latrlcla Vander Imden Shook Faul Van Helten' Naomm Van Rheenen Cameron Arthur Vinson 1946 Irma Anthony Hudson Maxme Baehman De Joode Brenton Campbell' Donna Faye Clark Wolhrldge Robert Conn Mary Conway Arland Dawson Dorothy Dop Roberts Vondale Dop Betty Dunn Armel Glenn Dyer Ruth LXllhL Darrell Fouch' Darllne Hamrlck Phllllpa Gerrit Heem-sberyzen Ha7el lnxcle Charles Martln Maxine Mlnella Donald Oliver Frances Olner Phlllxpe, Norma Pitman Lyons Norman Proffxtt I ucllle Reynolds Jones Robert Seyerns 'In Galen Sheealeb' Marilyn Steele Lamb Eugene Thornburg Jean Wares 1947 Helen Batten Seyernsx Marilyn Booth Martm Mary elyn Booth Hart! Donald Burns 1 hyllls Clark Mott Lloyd Core' Lee Dubes' Dale F llsworth' Marilyn Forst MeDonald Ruth Ann falym feneya Heaberlxn Reeyes 'Vlary Karns Clark Willdre d Knouse Brook Donald lrlr kett Daryln Rem d' lhyllls Reed Core l hllllp Rn hards Bzatrlr L Rodda I yon-4 Jark Sehlppers I eland Shawn r Marjorie Shee sley Meln Robert Stubbs Carroll Taylor' F louse Vander Linden Ronald Van Rysyxyk Robe rt Van Lee' Mary Vmson 1948 Carol Cowman' Roy Dop Francis Dunham Bonnie Clfford Burere Vern Mary hllen Gene June Marilyn Johnson Jlm Kendrick Marjorle Lamb Rowland Ieota Nelson Donald Nxffmegeer' Lola Noftsger Dillard Beverly OBr1en Dop Jack Proffltt Norman Ramsey' Hobby Qelby' Harley Shook Colleen Swayne Shavyyer Ralph Van Klootwyk Dale Guee Hollingsworth Hester Iddmga Folsom Johnson Ann Johnson Martyna Van Helten Galym Serylee Gerald Van Soelen James Vtall 1949 F. ther Mae Blodgett Thornburgh Brownie Lu Brown Thornburg, Dean Burns Vlneent Campbell Robert Conway Janlee Coyxman Shee le Joan Cremer Sam Doty Clyde Foueh Ros alle Freel Iofzll Iora Vlae C tlloyxay Mar Bonnu Calym Sullly n Charles HAIIIIIDL. Carolyn Hunter Rlht Mary Iolly Janette Noftseer lukcnbxll Shxrley lhlllxps M num Rankin frnne Marlannm Ruh xrds Stublw Martha Shlyyers Junlor lhornburxe MarJor1e Wares Bennett Betty Warren Fdward We t F hyllns Weslt Arehle wllllrl Jack Vander Ilrlfllfl 1950 Betty Bnans Crabb Carol Chambers Rlehard Conn Harry Dop Letha Fllsworth Ilvle Hodkson Frlnk Hollingsworth Raymond Kam Blll Iester Dorothy Miner Marilyn lvleeum Fhllllp lrofYltt Delmer Ramsey Marjorxe Reynolds Speed Jo Ann Spaltl Delano Thornburgh Jack Thornbureh Leland Thornburxlh Leland Vander Linden Lsther Van Klootwyk Snukere Larry VNorthmLton Page F1fty one . ,h . . - y . ' I. . . Y, . - V - - - 5 A ' A - .- , - - . A. , . A A . . AJ . .I . A Q v , U ,U , - - ,, . Q M Q - . a - , . '., - . . hh- 5 y f. - it . '. j 3 '. V . x , , ' . 3, .. , -- . z .' 1: ,'- ' sh f , ' , 2 ' . . . .- '- i' -.' a . QA ' . . v . ' . . - . -- :D , 2 ' . ' 1 v -. ' . . . , '. ,. , '. . ' i V ' ' 'z A' - -5 5- f-.' '. , , . , ' .,,, . 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' ' A I .. , - . . , - .C ' 5 . 4 . .A F V . -' ' ' 1 QC. fi! xv VI J 0 APPRECIATION To you, the bualnese men of our town, who have been so VVIIIIYIQ' to help us by m kmg It posslble to pubhsh our annual The MIFPOT of 1951 elther by adver tl ng Ol contrlbutlng, ue NVISII to take thls opportumty to say Thank You for oul generoslty Kent Moshel Busmess Managel June Nlccum Productlon Manager Mlss Follman Sponsox div--4 X' MADDYS DAIRY PRANGE GROCFRY SMITH HARDWARE HILDMAN ELECTRICAL SERVICE JOHNS BARBER SHOE WARREN IMPLEMFNT COMPANY YOUNGS PLUMBING AND HEATING COMMUNITY HOSPITAL MASONS FURNITURE MARION COUNTY NEWS CHAPMANS BILLIARDS POLK CITY GRAIN COMPANY BURNS SERVICE STATION PLEASANTVILLE STATE BANK SKATEWAY ROLLER RINK CASH CONN STANDARD OIL SHADLE BROS RANI'YS CAFE EASTERS MARKET AND GROCERY CARLSON PRODUCE SHOEMAKERS SERVICE CLARKS GROCERY AND SERVICE PLEASANT Y CAFE 1' STUBBS BARBER SHOP -- EVANS FURNITURE STORE BARES DRUG STORE HEABERLIN CITIES SERVICE DENNISTON 8: PARTRIDGE LUMBER CO METERS INSURANCE AGENCY RANFYS MOTOR MACHINE SHOP PLEASAINTVILLE CAFE RALPH CART PLUMBING ASD HEATING GAM BLE STORE E SLIMS GARAG BATTEN SHOEMAKER CONTRACTORS PLEASAINTVILLE SHOE CLINIC SHOOR SERVICE STATION BELLAMY TELEPHONE COMPANY IOWA POWER AND LIGHT CO KNOXVILLE BEVERAGE CO ANNA DAVIDSON BEAUTY SHOPPF DES MOINES COCA COLA BOTTLING CO J H RODDA MOBIL VNAGON SERVICE IPO S SPALTI TPLFVISION IIIE .QW 1 Page Flftv tw 0 --I i ix 0 O . ,111-Q'-I -'gn ,ii . O wif ' Q ' O I 1 a ' ' ' ' ' u ' yy , ' - y N 'si . ' ' , ' ' ' n ry , y 1 . 1 - I l M . Q J I Following are the names of contributors ranging from 53.00 to S20.00. . FN u I ,I I I ' I I 4 ' I , . - I 1 , . , Y v I I . , , , , , I I O I Q O I, . 0 . 1 O X I x .L - - I JL J J J J J J E PLURIBUS UNUM CUnited We Stand, No motto has ever more truly and slmply stated the secret of democ1acy We urge you who are about to embark up on the Journey of actlve c1t1zensh1p to be ever mmdful of tlns precept of Amerlcan lsm Umty and loyalty are the foundatlon of free enterprlse the free ente1p11se of ou1 own home town wlthout Wh1Ch there can be no freedom of speech or freedom of wo1 slup fo1 whlch th1S great country was founded General Banklng 8: Insurance PHONE 06 NIENIBER FDIC PLEASANTN ILLE IOXK -X F tl Pleasantville State Bank Mason's Serung Thls Communltx Oxer A Quarter of a Centurx Ddx Phone 5 Nlght 105 OI' 166 BlaCk PLEASANTVILLE Batten Sz Shoemaker Cont1 actor s Plumbmg, Heatmg Elect Koehler Bath Flxtures Repalrmg Servlce UNCONCLRNFD Mother Another bxte l1ke that and you wnll have to leave the table John B Another blte llke that and Ill be through STORIVIY WEATHER Mr Burch I forgot to take mv um blella thls mormng Mr Burch When I reached up to close It after the ram had stopped THE CAUSE OF IT ALL L Conn m t S Nlason ln a hotel lobby From the looks of you saxd Mason there mlght have been a famme Yes rephed Conn and from e looks of you you mlght have caused lt SEEING IS BELIEVING Burnham The man that marnes my daughter wlll get a prlze Rlchard C Could I see It please' SHOOK S SERVICE Gas 11 GF83S1Hg and Washmg Phone 27 Carlson Produce Cash Buxer of Cream, Eggs Poultrx XVe Hate Feeds for Everx Need PHOINE 65 PLEASANTVILLE SC 76' if 'K 'DC TC if Page Flfty four M. .aa JL .vc as JL JL JL at :L ac at J 5 3 V. . X . 7 v sl 'U u te . J .4 W , , Lf, WY, ,,,,,,,, WLWLLL, L , ., l ' A n l N H i . . 'U 1 . ' v, l , H - - Y ll YY 2. I J, 1 - 71' Af 75 , . I . u . - 30' 3 . ' ' Q ' n ' Armstrong Furnaces Mrs. Burch: When did you miss it? , n . . . .. . ' H J 9 l l X , l , . e . . ! 3 n I l, ,vs - , lf ' ' V! if ,YY ' , ll ' O. ' ' ,Y , . 9. 514 Eli 414 ' ' Mr. Z ' , ' ' rv I r ' , 44 11 .. I , . xL....+. ,,, ...M I M-. 3 1. 3 :- uv 7 Q' 21 3 v QI 'i uc wr we at 'xc Prange Grocery and Locker GROCERIES NIEATS-FRESH FRLITS AND XEGETABLES The Home of Good TI'llIlf.,S to E lt Phone 18 Pleasantxllle FILQ Dellverx Pleasantmlle Cleane1 S Cleanmg Dy emg Pressmg and Repa1r1ng Your home cleaners w1ll gne vou the best cleanmg and better seruce Hardware ADDIIAIICQS Elettrxc F1xtures Radlos Auto ACCQSSOTIQS Lamps of All Kmds We Carrw a Complete Lme Eaxl Nlax Garden and Feed Seede YOL CAN DEPEND ON QLALITY VIERCH-XNDISE AT LOW ER PRICES Pleaxantulle Iowa Pleasantvllle Shoe CIIHIC Invmble Shoe Repalrlllg At No Extra Cost WEAR L WELL SHOES For Men Women and Chlldren Rubber Footwear and Repalr for All PI63S3HtX1II6 Iowa GOOD FOR NOTHINQ 'VII Coopu Im 8Ytl2.V82'3l1tI When VI Coopex Two wears ago when you bought that file lXf.lllg'lllShf.l e haunt u ed lt once TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER The decleplt old cal drove up to the toll blldge Flftg Lentb cxled the gateman Sold' ICDIIQCI W Wllllams STUBBS BARBER SHOP It Paw to Look VI ell Plea antulle Px L I'1ttx JL JL ac Jr. Jr. ac M. as. Jr. nv. JL an , I . xv , Qi-A A A .A X ' rkv 2 vv 4 K1 V' , . , ' v . fl Y I I Y V. . Y X . . v 7. A A I , , , .I , , - A am did I ever make a useless purchase? . rs. , ': . ' J ' r 1 . , , ' 'S , .. W I v, ' S ' . ll' 1 -I I , .1 nf 7.- . H ' , ., -N . N . , . . U ,, 'x . - . . Y of . A Y . A v v V v Y A A A na , Y 'V v v 1 t x 1 S kvf 'I V 'A uc ur oc at 'Jr uc it 'sc ac sc 'ac at .31 ' 4'-hxe Slum s Garage GENERAL OVERHAULING RADIATOR REPAIRING WRECKER SERVICE HAROLD GUTKWEKT RAY ELLSWORTH Phone 35 Black Phone 40 Black Young s THE CURE Plumbing and Heatlng Private Wyatt: Whatcha got there Sarge? Sergeant Sessions: A gallon of whis- Lennox Furnaces ey. Private Wyatt: How come? Sergeant Sessions' Goin on a hike in the woods Protection for rattlesnake Dempster Pumps ite Appliances Norge Refrigerators an at af. at at at .n af. at at af. .st rc 0 D 21 2 3 x 7 .. . . ll X k if ll !! 41 Y 3 b' ' - - , N . Coleman Heating Equipment box? D , . ' . LK Y! 3 . . I N Il I 'W 'JC W WC 'W 5C W 73 'N' W W W K Page Fifty-six Private Wvatt Whatcha got in the Sergeant Sessions Rattlesnakes Repairs and Servlces Phone 154 EVANS Furniture Home Furmshmgs Wallpaper Linoleum 2 Funeral Homes 2 Pleasants ille Knoxvllle Phone 54 488 Black Ambulance Serv1ce Best of Success to the Grads of 51 PCDLK CITY GRAIN COMPANY Prompt Service on Your Mill Feed Needs Also Buyers of Wheat Corn Oats Beans PHONE l29 6' 93 JCI-IN KURTZ Mgr PIeasan'cvlIIe, Iowa P F JL JG JC JL JC JI. I C I 1 I 1 I I BC 'SC 16 if 51' JC JL as JL JL JL sl 'u , STANDARD OIL Co. CASH CONN, Agent Phone 103 Pleasantvllle JC JL JL JC M. IT SERVES THE PURPOSE Mother fat dinnerjz Bob, I wish you would stop reaching for things. Haven't you a tongue? Bob W.: Yes, Mother, but my arm's longer. -I4 El? GONE WITH THE WIND Brlng me another sandwmch please Yes Mr Wyatt W1ll there be any thmg' else asked Geraldme Yes a paper welght The last sand wlch blew away Anna Dawdson Beauty Shoppe S W STAIRS UNDER BARES DRUG STORE Phone 1 PERMANENT WAVE FOR SCHOOL GIRL S5 AND UP COLDWAVES S8 50 AND UP Clark s Grocery 8. Service Station GROCERIES MEATS CIGARETTES Open Evenlngs and Sundays WHEIN HE GFTS HOME I dont want any callers thls after ShOeI'l'I-akef' S SCFVICQ noon Sald 'VII Burch to hls office glrl Betty Lou Cllne If they sax thelr busl ness IS mmpoltant just tell them thats Gas O11 Tires what they all sax That afternoon a ladx called and ln slsted on seemg hlm I am hrs w1fe he exclaimed Thats what thex all sax answered Bettx Lou PLEASANTVILLE 'JC if UC 'K 7C 56 7C UC 'K W 56 W Page Flftx eight l Q nr ' ' H , . l H . ' l , f . ' J . ' ' vv ' 'I ' H . , I ' ' , ' H I . .,vA i,,,ddElE ,O do added or l ,B ,A ,,,, ,J . A ,J I n . . J H . gc la J 'I 0 I O I Q 4 1 v 0 'U J--1'-?W'i ' 'W 'WW' ' T 'W7 'A 7 'A' 'D , v 0 A . 7 ' f' lr v . . , . - ry - , , ' ' , I . , V f ll , , ' ' ' . . - . Q ' ' , . I J . . . , - W . v - v V' l- , 1 ' - If ' , ' vv . , . . , , 4 S . nl v , , . . . J fu JL JI. JL JC JC JL JL JC JC JC JL JC u 0 Congratulahons and Best Wlshes TO THE CLASS OF 1951 EASTER PLEASANTVILLE IOWA MARION COUNTY NEWS Watch Our Columns for the News Sale Adv e1t1s1ng Commelclal P1 mtmg Phone 60 R2 Pleasantulle -X HELPFUL SUGGESTIONI Dlckson was earnestly olatlng ln eco nomlcs class I want land reform wound up I want houslng refolm I want educatlonal leform I want Schlppers bored volce from the back of the loom Chlorofolm LIKE FATHER LIKE SOL coln was your age he was maklng hrs own llvxn 2 Dean Yes and when he was your age he was Plesuient Bums SQIWICQ Statlon Mobllgas and Mob1lo1l Pleasantulle Iowa Phone 43 STOXE G-XS PHROIL -X FLEL OIL NO 1 PRHOIL LEROSENE STOP LE-XKS DRI GAS c at I mga Flftx nine V I' . I la I' If 9 X Q it C' if I5 7 If I' la I' 14 fn . I U f ' . 5, 1 ! I' - , ry , - . , . Q . A. U . . Y' 'I' + rf' 2 Y , Mr. Frey fto Deanjx When Abe Lin- - ' 'np X , . H . V - . ,, , , , ,, . , . 777. ,,,,, ll C' 1 , V. . 14 1 1 9 Y ' . . . i . 1. . , v . lo 1 ,- . , . A- D Y B In P 'ac ac uc sc 'nc sc ur sc uc ar 1 72 rx ' V- ' RALPH CART VX ARREN IMPLEMEINT CO PILNIPING AND HEATING Falm XI ate1 Sx stem one 134 PI61NdIItX1II9 INTERWATION AL TRACTORS AIN D EQLIPVIENT Kevsanee Dwks A WATCHFD POT BOIIS Hdrrovsq Elexatols al 01 Dcnt I tcll wou to 0 Betts O I dd It was half past en Sales and Serx 1ce LOOKS FANIILIAR Iohns Haxent I haxed Nou hefole sn Pleasantulle es IOIIS ot at car F1 ance MADDY S DAIRY PASTEURIZED MILK ICE CREAM BETTY DELNO PLEASANTVILLE PHONE 49 W 7? '16 'bf 16' if if 7C 55 DC if 5? I'.1,qe Slxtx JL .ne an J on JL JL Jr. :L on az. JL 7 T 1 1 A J Av Av . Y . 5 Q 7 1 v1 1 1 . 5 Ph 3 zu' ,Y I I Q, 7 L nw f A , 4 q . , . . , , ., Mlssl 't ': ll' 1 j II - ' ' tice when the soup bolled over? , , u . - . , A .. . I H gg v. , t . ' Jg .14 -'- . ,M .. J . 7: f ' s Y ' ', Q ,- , vv ' S .s' .: NO, I 2' th S in . F J , 6 I J 'X al ' 2 Q Q HJ 'I J 'I All 'I Av J 'fl U' as ac .ve sf. .vc as CLIFF IRA HEABERLIN'S CITIES SERVICE Complete Lme of Cltles Servlce Products Gas-O11 Tires Tubes Batterles ACCCSSOPISS Washmg and GFEBSIHQ Pleasantvllle Iowa Phone 78 JL ac JS. JL JL JC 22 Community Hospital u P DR. D. S. BURBANK u Pleasantxille Phone 61 Black Chapman s B1ll1ards Fun for All Pleasantvllle Iowa HILDMAN ELECTRIC sALEs AND SERVICE Pleasantx xlle Phone 402 16 POSTSCRIPT 'Nlaxxlyn R havmg a memorlal erect ed m memory of her latest had the fol lomng 1n crlptlon carsed on lt Good bwe Bob nu llght has gone out Three months later when she found another beau some wlt added to the ln cllptlon But I haxe struck another match W W 'JC 57 W if SHADLE BROS Dry Goods G1 OCGFIGS and Shoes Phone 64 Pleasantw 1lle Page Slxtx one l , . i F' I l ., lg I' - .. V X , , 1 ' , Q Q If . . ,, y x I 2 l x If , 0 , 2 , If ' , 9 if ,,, ,, ,,, in ,,,,,g? ,,,,,,,,. ,,,,.-, 1 0 x V . 4 . r , f ' x 9 ,I . T S .' ' Z In , K , ,- :F I8 'IC' 'K 'K 7C W 'K BELLANIY Conga atulatlohe TELEPHONE CO Local and Lon Claqs of Dlstance Sel V109 PLEASANTVILLE CAFE Pleasantvdle Knoxville Beverage Company FUR THE BIG NAMES IN BEVERAGES John A Butcher P H S Class of 1927 KnoXv11le Iowa Phone 418 I L . to O' .- C . 'ol I ' F' Y L Sa I,-t v 74' if if 56 'Ji 76 'JC 3? UC J H RODDA 'NIob1l Tank Wagon Seruce Gas OIIS and Greases Phone 132 Black S Pleasantx xlle Iowa Barber WISE IJSE OF TINIE Plumber arrlvmg' slx hours aftel a call How ale thmgs N11 Johnson NI1 Johnson Nlot so bad Whlle we wele waxtlng' I taught MIS Johnson how to evnm OF INO CONSEQLEINCE Pohceman Dldnt vou hear me call xou to Qtop Jo Ann I dldn t know It was sou I thought xt was Someone I had run owez FOI the Man Who Cales Pleasantvllle Iowa PHILCO R C A TELEVISION SALES SERVICE Leo S Spaltl RECORD DEPT SPORTING GOODS if 16 if P1 e Smtx thxee JL JL 'JL JC JC JC JL JC JL JL JC ac lo f' . 1 I ' sz I 1. . S. y , -. U f? .0 I' Y , . . . t , K5 , . ' , , YY - I A I I Sh I . . as ' , A . . 1 1 . . . y . A - , ,' Y! J. J- U4 A fb. fl, it I' V V V V . A , . ' U . , Y . Irv: ' A , .. - Y , - , , 3 ' - v .7 v. v I' 47 W 'WW M AM, H Yriwiwiw 'WY Tl, YYYY V ,wY,?7W4M,?4,m,,77,Y , ,,,,--,v I' If P X U 9 -- 3 X 3 . . 1. li lt KL. 'A J- . , E-' JC- -'SC JL BUILDING MATERIALS PORTABLE BUILDINGS AMERICAN FENCE SI-IERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT TILE PRODUCTS GREEN MARK CCAL EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING If Its Lumber ' 92 The Number Pleasantvllle Iowa Denniston 6- Partridge Co. JC DL JL JL Jf. JL RANEY'S MOTOR MACHINE SHOP Saw Service Motor Rebulldmg Elect11c and Arc Welding Farm Equipment Repalr Lathe Work Blacksmithing JK. JL JL JL JG 3? TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE If f' A juke box company put its new em- ployee to work as collector of coins from the company's local juke boxes. For two weeks after he got the job, he failed to B show up at the office. Then one day he walked in nonchalantly and said he had lost his key to the boxes. Where have you been? stormed the ., manager. You haven't even been around to collect your salary. What exclaimed the surprised no uce D I get a salary too? Raney SGFVICQ and Lunch PHILLIPS Gases O1 s Phone 4 Pleasantx 1lle Iowa l-X I 1 MM fmnn nssnsn ? 1 'ln ltr 5 Coke E-'Sai U d DES MOINES COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY PLEASANT Y 66 CAFE STATION Junctlon 60 92 181 Pleasantvllle Iowa Just Good Food Tlres Tubes Etc Flats F1Xed Phone 438 18 Skateway Rollei Rmk A T CHADO Mgr Il1dl3l1Ola low a Page Slxtx fixe YY 45 YY ' ' - . . v' . 45 0 . y '77 3 . . lv . . P '1 if .' 3 7 , 3 1 U 1 x - ES x . A I - - 2 I f .,,, A ' a I ai. f :JSA 7 -. ,L 1'Q J S I . . is 'ea I -. I .- I .J I C RTL ' . .' 9 vs' - 77 ff rw ' I cc,c I we .11 ual Q-1 da? ,E lip! If-Iavc V 1 2 sr 55 J if 3 ' f 3 Q! . - E S V? 5 5 3 - Q --x . . . . Qrgfi 5 il ' Bottled n er Aufhorify of The Coca-Cola Company by - , , TC 19 779 'N' 'K N' 7C if 'DC 'if QC jf Complete Knowledge . . 2' . . . of the history and trend of any business is essential to success in that business. Insurance is no exception. Businesses homes personal and public property individuals . . . they re all protected by the nude insurance coverages of this agencx Let us reliexe xou of worrw and responsibllltx MEYERS INSURANCE AGENCY Pleasantville, Iowa Smith Hardware THERMOGAS HARDWARE PLUMBING ELECTRICAL HEATING SUPPLIES YOUR HOME OWNED IRHA STORE IN BUSINESS ON THE SQUARE ON THE SQUARE IN BUSINESS 23A 515 Established 1888 Pleasantx ille PTIOHG 40 c sc sc at r if Page Sixty six . ., , . , v' v 1' ' p v - ' V QI 'I 9 6 I J 9 O il 'I J . 'I sl 'Q x M ' '.' fl 1' . ,. ,. fl gs .1 ' I 'UW .a,f.V.'V Fel--in ll! AN T X,- fs U' 4, T- f C58 I Z I 5? ,aozcf 1 -QE - -1 ' 1 a at wc 'sr at 'It if SL JL JC JL JL JL BITE-SIZE Customer: I haven't come to any ham in this sandwich yet. VVaiter: Try another bite. Customer ftaking huge mouthfulj: Nope, none yet. Waiter: Dog-gone it! You must have gone right past it. 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