Prairie City High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Prairie City, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1956 volume:

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Ion Ritter Assistant Editors Ellen Vaught Io Thompson Barbara Miller Donna Brunner l PHOTOGRAPHS BY SANDY'S STUDIO, COLFAX 2 TZ QQ 22,355 2 jak QM ix I 9mf79wg,,,.,,,,fJ WHKJW u jfw ff! i U QW MZZW W MMM W' M ,,,,e,95Z7! UMW 7m.WvwM. KLM ff M fW22fiQi'W59 35,23 q,,QfJWWMbju,.'3wL ?WfWW'jVQ l MJJg, My hwgwyzxyw ,M +Ww-mf!! A7mW7fW.7L,,,,4..2 WMD, 0 W WWW M mfw7wwg,QWM--M ' ,MQWM We, the senior class of 1956, dedicate our annual to you, our parents. It was you who made it possible for us to attend school. We want to thank you for the many sacrifices you have made to enrich our school days with pleasure and happiness. These things could not have been possible without your help and guidance. Dear Coach: We wish to give you a special note of appreciation, Mr. Van Peursem, for your faithfulness and willingness to be our class sponsor for five con- secutive years. We are sure we shall never for- get the many good times we have had together both in and out of school and the help you have given us. Your Kids A M d awww www C r ' 4 Q fgtvvla -LM ff? A , hjirfilmc X' To the Class of '56: For the past five years I have en- joyed being your teacher, coach, and sponsor, and I hope that in the fu- ture I may continue to be your friend. My sincere wish to you as indi- viduals is that whatever worthwhile endeavor you may undertake, you may enjoy the utmost success and happi- ness. Good Luck, kids! ll WWW WM Htfffctstfm WWW! ,,Zf:f'jgfZ! MQW El r AGIILTY MR, KUTZLI, SUPERINTI-:NDENT ' R - - u,J'b.fovvt 'L' Cami V I LQMM lm IAM z SALUTE TO THE SUPER MH Leefk nb A school superintendent is a chap who spends hours of conversation with EAUCHM' all manner of folk but who communi- cates with his wife only by telephone to tell her that he will not be home to dinner: who spends a lifetime help- ing other people's children but sel- dom sees his own, who teaches kids TO THE CLASS OP 1956 I suppose every senior dreams a bit about fame--his chances of achiev- ing greatness. You feel no doubt that greatness is achieved by only the few. However, it all depends on how you define the term. In my opinion a great man or wo- man is one who measures up to three standards: first, he is fundamental- ly generous, second, he enriches the lives of those with whom he comes in contact: and third, he does his work in a spirit of complete dedication. According to these standards you and I know dozens of great men and women--your mother, your dad, your pastor, and the man next door. True, their names do not appear in Who's Who, yet they are great--the salt of the earth. Success to you, my young friends . May you achieve this greatness is the wi sh of your superintendent. sift how to earn a million dollars but who never has enough cash to pay his note at the bank. Compliments of Mrs. Kutzli NELLIE HARRIS Our school secretary who de- serves a vote of thanks for doing all our odd jobs. GRADUATING CLASS OF 1915 OF MISSION HOUSE COLLEGE English Oration. . . . . . . . . . .P. Kutzll A broad national and world Vision, a requisite of a statesman. Can you tell which graduate is Mr. Kutzli? ELINOR MACK School. . ......... Buena Vista Degree... ...... . B.A. Subject. . . . .......... English Home Town ..... Bair-tg, eybw D F Moines IMA DELLA KOSS r l WA .tflfw 1116 V' .1 1, I xv .5 Q f f . . . . University of Michigan 1, ' . School. . . 4-,IV Degree. . ...... B. S. in Biol gy , ' 'fy' Sub'ects . . . .Ph ic , tr KQAI, ,lf J gig? cience, ' .gif Home Town ........ B r , Mi ig S 411.91 CCB '. to a- NSN P - X S JUL J' 4Lz,.a.f6A'Zg'4!' QAAJ , VV? 415' '4 V A 0211 :UW -ell' JM 0. . ,,, X60 f f fl Ll. A! - wlb WW f L!! MARVIN IN GLB MARVIN HANSON TERRY SUMMERS School - l A . I School ........ Manchester College, School ............ Winona State agree ' I U McPherson College Degree. . . ............ B. S. Subjects l U Degree. . . . . B.A. in Music Education Subjects ..... Socia1S les, Athletics Advisor. i l Subject .... .......... M usic Home Town ...... oust , Mlnneso Home Town V ' Home Town. . . . . . . . Auburn, Indiana , . .ff 1 BJ W w' Pl ' alt WW 'gay 707m 7 V tix C, 5 Pi X l 2' .2 xv if N R if 31 .,.. 5 VV X5 A! 2'-,j fm ' N N ,. Q A ,AJU RUSSELL Acicuzy .Q X' xii N School .............. Simpson , ' X X Subjects . . Manual Training, Junior High Q3 ' Home Tovm ............. Gravity qw L GERTRUDE REGIER School. . ........ Taylor University Degree . . ..... . ........ B. A. Subjects ..... .Home Economics, Biology Home Town. . . Mountain Lake, Minnesota ,W ' XQ K jiimv S x Drake C. C. C. Q M. S. Commer . .Anm . Runnel I -nv' Cooks lLeft to Rightl Mrs. Deana Warner Mrs. Hazel Brashear Mrs. Marie De Bruyn Custodian Heye Seehusen M Joe McKlveen, President David Boot Roy Thompson Clarence Paidley. If- Kenneth Buckingham B D . Iva Mae Van Baale Russell Ackley Gail Timmons Iim Foreman Howard Rose ,J Iames Vander Waal ZF? PRESIDENT DALE WAGNER ..... I think life should be a rolling pin. President. . . Class Play. . . Annual Staff. . . Operators Club. . . Shop Clerk .... .. . Wagner governed by ...4 ..i3l ..4 ..K2,3i ..i2,3i :LI ' :- i 352 -9934 we it ,f ' X J' ,wx I se Mi if .5 sir nv X, Si we ,ryhggw 'aiI ,fg' , M K egg 4 , Weil r- L' f V 5-L EW iii fi ,f if . i I Q eyes'-:j',s1:i,.ii is V ' Q ,t . in 'W f.-f' W ,. .V . i ez v iff s , ,wg,gg- 3' - L, .,., A..,VAk:.VA...,..V, E M A A , 4 5. r R I 5 v I , 12, f 1 Y f Q ' .1 T . . V K ' Y ' 3212 : x , 1 ' H -r -A U , - iz' . ,g i i t v A ' X , In VICE -PRESIDENT ' IO ELLEN THOMPSON ..... There is a time of speaking ttne of being still. Basketball ..... Glee Club .... Vice-President. . Band ....... Mixed Chorus. . . Pep Club ..... Class Play ...... Class Play Committee. . Editor Annual Staff. . School Daze Staff. . . Clarinet Trio .... Librarian. . . . The ele ator to uccess is not workingg we mu t take the stair . Silver and Mint Green ...IO and 2,3 2.3. .2, Z,3, 2,3, 2,3, 2,3 6. 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 4 4 4 4 SECRETARY AND TREASURER BARBARA MILLER ...... Jeannie Studies serve for delight, for orna- ment, and for ability. Glee Club ........ . . 2,3,4 Mixed Chorus ..... . . 2, 3, 4 Secretary-Treasurer ........ 4 PepClub ....... . . l,2,3,4 Class Play Cast. .... .... 3 Class P1ayCommlttee. . . . 3 Editor Annual Staff. . . . . . 4 School Daze Staff. . . . . 2 , 3, 4 Librarian ..... . . 4 11 ALICE VAN RYSWYK. . . . I never think of the future. soon enough. Basketball ........ Glee Club ..... . Mixed Chorus. . . . Band........ .. Pep Club ..... . Letter Club ...... Class Play Cast .... Class Play Committee. . Annual Staff ....... School Daze Staff. . . Trumpet Quartet. . . Trumpet Trio .... Brass Quintet. . Soloist ...... Brass Sextet. . . Librarian ......... L K Van comes 2,3,4 2,3,4 2,3,4 2,3,4 Z,3,4 . .4 . . 3 . . 3 . . 4 2,3,4 . . l . . 3 . . .l .2,4 ..4 ..4 IANICE ROWE. ........ Rowe Women are wiser than men. because they know less and understand more. Basketball .... . . Glee Club .... Cheerleader. . . Mixed Chorus. . Pep Club ..... Letter Club .... ......2,3 ..3,4 ....2 .l,2,3,4 .......3,4 Class Play Committee. . . . . . 3 Annual Staff. . . BERYL BOS .... My affections are object changes. Track .... . School Daze Staff. . . ..3,4 ..3,4 ....... Bos constant, only the ..3,4 Glee Club. . . , , 3 Band ...... . , 1,2 Mixed Chorus. . . . . . 3 Letter Club .... . .3,4 Class Play Cast .... . . 3 Class Play Committee. . . . 3 Annual Staff .... Football Manager. .. ..4 .. ..2 ION T. RITTER LOLA STEENHOEK ..... teenie I am a woman, what I thi I must speak. Basketball .... Glee Club ...... Secretary-Treasur . Band ....... Mixed us. Pep Clu . . Letter Cl .... Class P1 ommitte Annual f. . School D ze . Clarinet Trio. mf 'Toby' 'The style is the man himself. Track ......... Basketball ..... Glee Club .... Mixed Chorus. . Pep Club .... . . . 1,2 . .1,2,3,4 . .l,2,3.4 . .l,2,3,4 ,3,4 .3,4 . 1 ,3,4 ,3,4 3,4 I 3'4 .3 . 4 , 3,4 V . 4 gt, iii SE WILLIAM WADDLE ....... Blll The only comfort of my life is the I never yet had a wife. Track ............ C1l,3, Basketball. . . . ll,2J,3, Football. . . . . ll,2l,3, Baseball. . . . . . . . 3, Pep Club .... . .ll,2l,3, Letter Club ........ fl,2l,3, Class Play Cast .......... Class Play Committee. . . . . Annual Staff ....... . . School Daze Staff ........ 3, N n N 'jx Letter Club ...... . . . 2 ClassPlay........ ..3 Class Play Committee. . . . . 3 Annual Staff ...... . 4 Librarian. . . . . 4 E W H ll Q' ELLEN VAUGHT ...... . Von Knowledge is power. Accompanlst ............ 4 ' ' Glee Club. ..... ..l,2,3,4 Secretary-Treasurer. . . . . . 3 Mixed Chorus. . . . . . . 1,2 Pep Club ....... Class Play Committee. . . . . . . 3 Annual Staff ..... School Daze Staff. . Librarian ...... Piano Soloist. . . . . . 1,2,3,4 . . 4 ..2 l . 4 3,4 Y DONNA BRUNNER. . . . .... Lu She is neither very shy nor bold, but just a girl as good as gold. Basketball. . ..... . Glee Club ....... Secretary-Treasurer. . Vice-President. . . Mixed Chorus. . . Pep Club ....... . . . . . 1,2 . .1,2,3,4 . .... 2 . . . . 3 . . .1,2,3 . . 1,2,3,4 Class Play ........ .... 3 Class Play Committee. . . . 3 Editor Annual Staff. . . . . 4 School Daze Staff. . . . . 3,4 Librarian ...... . . 4 Queen's Attendant. . ..4 NANCY WILLIAMS ....... Nan There's but one man ln the world for me, but I've not found him yet. Glee Club .......... 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus ........ l,2,3,4 Pep Club .......... 1,2,3,4 Class Pla Com ttee. . . . . . 3 AnnualStIff ... 4 Scho taff. . . . .1,2,3,4 aJ ette. . . . l,2,3,4 . li L . ol LARRY LOURENS. . . The harder I try the the worser I am. Class Play ...... . . . Lourens gooder to be, . . 3 Class Play Committee. . . . . 3 Annual Staff ...... .... 4 Pep Club. . . DOROTHY SI-IERA. . . . .1,2,3,4 . . . 'Sherle' 'Something old, something new, that's what I'm looking forward to. Glee Club ............ 1 , 2 Cheerleader. . . Mixed Chorus. . . Pep Club ..... . Letter Club ...... . . 2,3,4 . . . . 1,2 . . 1,2,3,4 . . . 2,3,4 Class Play Committee. . .... 3 Annual Staff. . . . . . . . 4 DOROTHY VAN HOUWELING. . Van I am ever happy when I hear good music. Basketball. . ......... I , 2 , 3, 4 GleeClub. . . .1,2,3,4 Band .... . .l,2,3,4 Llbrarlan. . . . . . . . 4 HornSolo. . . . . 1,2,3,4 Accompanlst. . . . .l,2,3,4 Gl.rls'Sextet. . . . . .2,3,4 Glrls'Quartet. . . . . .l Brass Quintet. . .... .1 PepClub ..... . . .1,2,3,4 President ....... ..... 3 Class Play Cast ..... .... 3 , Class Play Committee. . . . . 3 Annual Staff ....... . . 3,4 Queen ......... .... 4 School Daze Staff. . . . . . 3,4 Mixed Chorus .... . , ' Llbrarlan ...... . . . 4 SHI-IRYL KODER. ..... . . Katle Her star as an athlete will always shine. Basketball. . . . l,2,3,4 Glee Club. . . . . l,2,3,4 Mlxed Chorus. . . . 1,2,3,4 Pep Club .... . .1,2,3,4 Letter Club. . . . .... l,2,3,4 Class Play .... ........ 3 Class Play Committee. . . . . 3 Annual Staff. ...... . . .4 School Daze Staff. . . . .4 Librarian ...... . . 4 HOWARD VANDER HART. . . Hart A woman, a dog, and a walnut tree, the more you beat 'em the better they be. Track .... . . . 3,4 Basketball. . . l,2,3,4 Football. . . . l,2,3,4 Baseball. . . . .l,2,3,4 Glee Club. . . . . . 3,4 Mixed Chorus. . .... 3,4 Letter Club ...... . . l,2,3,4 Class Play Cast ..... . . . . 3 Class Play Committee.. . . . . 3 Annual Staff ....... . . 4 School Daze Staff. . . . 3,4 Boys' Quartet ...... . 3, 4 Double Mixed Quartet ....... 3 Solo ............... 3 , 4 Goal? lfutrkfpbup '56 000.91 f , SONIA SAMSON ...... . . Sam No more privacy than a goldfish. Cheerleader. . ...... . . . . 4 PepClub .... . . I,2,3,4 Letter Club .... . . 4 . . 4 Annual Staff .... . . . 4 School Daze Staff. . . . 3,4 Librarian ...... . . . 4 I f7!,,cvxlll ,xr i 5 I . ut.: Q EMS Ste Q, . M 'W' W e ,,Qfffw'Q f 'M ' J. Q 'f at l if .. ,tw .... at , ,,,....,, QYJIQE' 5 3 l .ff . . tif.. 9' .ws S 5 RJ' fl' .pt A -' TQ fyijqfa ' - few ffifrh- A g 1- . f I, 473, . ., .fig grim, ?1fT?'T..f,' WM, .LE-Sf: -2 K -j1fE:'fI-AWA ' 1 Wipfrslf, ' 'K ' ,,s,-,I-,jp ' 1 fluff :Y t if? me 41?-5 595' Q ' frvfflhfiiibggl tif ' 'ffff 'Cixi I? WWWR ll 4.1.2 TI ,, 2 a'.,..L..-.KKK .1 . , me WW- ff , ' .,f,,g1fQff5 :15f . 5 1 19:-155125 :V KAROLYN IENNINGS. . . . . Shorty TRAVIS WALTERS, IR. .... Trav A journey of a thousand mlles be- He looks safe, but so does gun powder.' glns wlth one step. Basketball. . . . . . . Glee Club. . ......... PBPClub........ Class Play Committee. Annual Staff .... . . Librarian .... NORMA NEELY ..... . . l 1,2,3 2,3,4 . . 3 . . 4 . . 4 Neel Everything comes to those who can walt. Basketball. . . Vice-President. . Cheerleader. . . Pep Club ........ Class Play Cast .... Class Play Committee. Annual Staff ...... Letter Club ....... ALICE THOMPSON. . . ..... . 1,2 . . . 1 . 2,3 . 1,2,3,4 . . 3 . . 3 . . 4 2,3,4 nAtn I forgive her--for women, however well-bred, will stlll talk of that which runs most in their head. Track ....... . ....... fill Basketball. . ........... l President. . . . . .... 2 Pep Club. . . . . .l,Z,3,4 Football. . . . . . l,2 x ELAINE RINE T . . . . . Ril lle Llfe IS on ig P ty. Basketballf . . . . .... . 1,2 Glee b ........ l,2,3,4 Pep . ..... 1. .l,2,3,4 Class yC .- ......... 3 Class ay mittee. ..... 3 Annual St f .... . .... . 4 Scho e St f ........ 3,4 Llbr ... IAMES SNYDER ......... lim I am now standing on the brink of a great career: will someone please push me off? Glee Club ....... l, 2 , 3 Track ..... .......... 3 Band ...... 1,2,3 Basketball. . . K1l,2,3 Mixed Chorus ..... 1,2,3 Football. . . . . 2,3,4 Pep Club .......... 1,2,3,4 Baseball ........ . .2,3,4 Class Play Committee. . . 3 Class Play ....... . . . . 3 School D626 Staff- - - 2,3.4 Class Play Committee. . . . . 3 Librarian. ..... 1, 2, 4 Annual Staff ...... . . 4 Annual Staff. . . . 4 my W n VV I-W I Q2 . l , GX IN 45,06 X MAJ l - X U x 1 I lla Sew CDM AAA A XJ W ' E LY x CUTXV BARBARA ........ Barb E NA SILLE ......... Si1lle Ask not of me, love, what is love? Beware, even yet I may do something Basketball ....... ill , 2 . 3 sensational. Glee Club .... Qll,2,3,4 Basketball. . . . 1,2 Mixed Chorus. . . . . 01,4 Glee Club. . . . . . 1, 2 Band ........ . . K1l,4 Mixed Chorus ..... .... 1 Clarinet Quartet. . . . .... 1 Pep Club ,,..,..... l , 2 , 3 , 4 Vlce-President. . . ...... 1 Class Play Committee .... . . . 3 Pep Club ........ Q12 , 2 , 3 , 4 Annual Staff ....... .... 4 Letter Club ............. 4 Librarian. . . . . 4 Class Play Committee. . . 3 Annual Staff ..... . . . 4 Basketball Manager. . . . 4 Librarian ........ . . 4 Clarinet Trio ..... . . 4 paw 1? --ff 1 ,, px- sh 5 , r- uv ad u ,,.f,1'md 1 A y x I , , I 1 g , 'fr-'f iq? 'Q 5 X ,. -K ' x V ,Why N . IYMEGZ QQ X ' fur X .U simon mh- 'W' xifv' m wha! S 'V VS? -1 3' Mn J I L if 43 f A , ,LA vu, ,iv -mb M l'-pf' V' xk' f lf K HZ X ffgljf' Qi' I , ' 4 in . V . no . ' ' .3 ' K 1 'Ki In hw, k . v A 1 f :J W P' - x 1-C K: ' V, I . , 4 q 3,4 I vl , Q ir A? M :L A 1 as -.k,.,A.N,f,' ,,, w, 440: W- 00 fy ' 5 N 4' ii? W M ' 11.51, A - f ,rg ., Si. 5,33 Q . : Akh' w Q 'R Q' 113 .3 -1 'K v V f ' ,Q ' 1 ' . A ' A Gia 8 'eiix 'K 'Gt ' -, ,Q 3 . , 4 . , in hiv , . f fifm f ' , X 1,21-2, 3 ig.. ' X , 5 V fl V' A f ml W nf 7' ' J kg S- I E Senior Class Will I, Beryl Bos, will my good behav1or to Lorena Van Peursem. I, Donna Brunner, will my heckles and my hairstyle la 1936 bob l to Donna I, Karolyn Jennings, will my do-si-do to Paul Colyn. I, Sheryl Koder, will my post guard position to whomever works for it. I, Barbara Land, will my unattached days to charity. Van Maanen. I, Larry Lourens, will my ability to bum gum and candy from my classmates to Io Ellen Wassenaar. I, Barbara Miller, will my worry warts to Iohn Brouwer. I, Norma Neely, will my long hair to Iohn Van Haalen. Elaine Rinehart, will my mouse-like shyness to my brother Buck. I, Ion Ritter, will my magazine collection to Beverly Snetzelaar. I, I, Ianice Rowe, will my jokes to Louise French. I, Sonja Samson, will my gopher-him-patrol to Janet Wilson. I, Dorothy Shera, will my cheerleading ability to Wilma Elrod. I, Edna Sille, will my interest in reading novels to Pinky Iennings who studies too much I, Iim Snyder, will my motorcycle and my dad's star to Robert Smits. I, Lola Steenhoek, will my musical ability to Ronnie Rowe. I, Alice Thompson, will my snipe hunting sack to Kenny Cowman. I, Io Thompson, will my 60 word pin to Lynn Cabbage. I, Howard Vanderhart, will my waves and curls to Carolyn Van Houwellng. I, Dorothy Van Houweling, will my queen's crown to some lucky girl. I, Alice Van Ryswyk, will my Dutch boys to anyone this side of the folks. I, Bill Waddle, will my debits and credits to Maxine Van Wyk. I, Ellen Vaught, will my nicknames to Elaine Van Dusseldorp. I, Dale Wagner, will the senior class presidency and my Bull Durham to suspecting junior. I, Nancy Williams, will my drum major's position to Dale Van Maanen. I, Travis Walters, Ir. , will my faithful attendance to Ioyce Roorda. some poor un Vu I Za i E 18 i z U N O ' 'W' 1 fu , H 1 A '9-D I V S' A gffsl O ,J SOLUTIONS ON PAGE 62 IF YOU HAVE TROUBLE FIGURING THEM OUT. 11-r -f Our Famnl Tree Win.. NDERGRAIIS BIOLOGY ENGLISH n-nal. it N.,,NM MATHEMATICS COMMERCE MUSIC SCIENCE 4 4 1' 1 DICK STEVENS LELAND BOS IRVIN VAN HAAFTEN LARRY HARRISON President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary JU IORS Iohn Brouwer Lynn Cabbage Louise French Romona Gulling Ioyce Roorda Linda Sandy Arlys Tidball Dale Van Maanen Ianice I-Iarmi son B111 S chlos ser Lorena Van Peursem Loretta Jean Cline Kenny Cowman Gene Koder Dale Moomaw Carolyn Roorda Dorothy Smits Jerald Sneller Larry Stravers Marcene Van Wyk Maxine Van Wyk Ianet Wilson -.Q R if 4 A la CAROLYN VAN HOUWELI NG Pre sident Marilyn Allbers Karen Boot ROBERT SMITS Vice-President Dennis Brubaker , 5 WF A5 , 3 4 -f -,-grime - W if if Q. Q' an J lean Grimes Barbara lean Gulling Richard Hiemstra 1. IOELLEN WASSENAAR Secretary -Trea surer 1 1 a R W V, ,ji . wwgbg fe Q W R5 s 1 5 rx, s rw? Q , X Jak af NX Un 1 Paul Colyn Phyllis Herweh . we ,W Ion Jennings Iudy Kutchin Mary Lou Land Diane Miller Judy Miller Margaret Morhauser Alda Neely Judy Noon ???,,,g,i,?f.2,f,f fkk, 1 ,13-Af-,,v 1 41 V Wilma lean Elrod 3 Laurence Iabaai 'I 0 'f c 'Ka ' Q-'Cam'-v Iim Miller A Buck Rinehart W QM G we fx y 2 3 1 -.., A OPHOMORES Ronnie Rowe Ronald Seehusen Iim Foreman Edna Shera Suzie Stevens Trula Telfer Elaine Van Dusseldorp john Van Haale Gladys Van Peursem Ierald Van Wyk Donald Van Wyngarden Judy Van Zee Maxine William 5? 23, 1 A M 1 W.,... ........m.............4 ... .T...W.,,.m...,..,.,....,,,,,... 1 , J Louie Booher Iirn Cowman Ronnie Miller Donald Sille Virginia Van Voorhls Neola Bos Roy Hardenburgh Connie Mills Beverly Snetselaar Donald Van Zee FRE HME President. . . . . Donald Van Zee Vice-President. . . Alvie Bowers Secretary. . . . . . Iudy Schlosser Treasurer. . . . Phyllis Vande Lune Alvie Bowers Iudy Buckingham Dean Cabbage Richard Henley Frank Herweh Claire Hutcheson Maryellen Neidelgh Karen Sandy Russel Schakel Phyllis Vande Lune Ronald Vander Ploeg Barbara Vanderzyl Iudy Waddle Raymond Williams Harold Wilson Bob Cline 1 Melvin Ingram Iudy Schlosser Donna Van Maanen Rodney Zook I2 ra e ff .,:.lfl2:gt' fy kk ii3xii:5iQ,f,:V S i Q X - 1 ,W ,w .1:f.- K E Lf Q ew 'rim f1l. ,r , i V 4 :J njjj 7 , ' V it K ,A V of 113 5:3-: J' ' A ' 'f-J . -rg.: .- , ,,f.' rg ig , J r ,Q-'X 1 ,V . lg ,, L rl. SWK, N 7:5 Q ,5i5 .f ar fl Brian Wilson Melvin McReynolds Philip Iarnagin ' - , . Q 4 ., evymvc fe, . 1. - ,gf , - .mwwfe gl, ,:g.p,,:' LggQ,sfg.v rg or , m r ' ' S - - , fall: -' iiiiffff Iefry LGS-ter ISITY Koder Ioyce Birkenholz Mary Hardenburg L S if S -55 im .3--gg, 'U t 2 K ' ami :rites ,A R 'I - K fe: , 'Si-S A , , 111:33 , . W AF' f l min ' ff .f Z Q,-'iii-:zf,a . A ' lr .I 1 X 1 - ' .' ff. 3,1 --'Y 1f,'.ggS:S3'Ll '- - V QHSIIM'-.,,. ' K . 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MF al ' R jr David McClellan Linda Miller Karen Stevens Robert Faldley 1.. f . , in A X 'sv J lr K r -- A r-- ' , 5 Q 4, risagfwigfs H, gage? egg W is 55 ' Q yr ' V1 4 bg? Q Kg ' . Y Ronald Waddle Colleen Brubaker Karen Cabbage Bonnie De Groot feielivf X Katie F LLM? --wr ..s:S:.e..,,,, Q A K- I Q fa. sa:.sg,,L 35 , 1221 ! fr, 7, ' . ' D' ' 1 -swfa' gf-sii-fszrzfmggl l 1 . - Z ifvfzf ' szii A-e4si5T5r-f?.lsfil-fa: V fi U .-.,,, .L W.m,pr.1ix.rL.-. , f f . i,:1f:g,f A MRS. MORHAUSER , H ' 'X J , -11 1' 'E Harlen Warner Mark Bultenwerf Third Grade 1 -e Wifi I ' : -. . Beverly Buckingham Dorotha Cannon Marcella Charls Indy Darlington Dwaln De Groot Sue Ellen Elrod Linda Erskin Verla Faidley Claudia Hanson Carolyn Hinckley Mike Holme Bobby Keller Iune Land NMCY Maddison Tommy Mclilveen Iohnny Myers Dale Noon Avonell Prochasl Lila Renaud Carol Ann Snider Donnie Stoner Carol Van Baale Linda Van Houwellng Lila Van Zee Stephen Wlls L Iohn Bell ff R Nancy Iarnagln Melvin Sneller Merlin Terlouw econd Grade MISS RUTH RAY AND READING GROUP Larry Chandler Nancy Lourens Gary Steenhoek Thomas Trunnel Cheryl Dean Margaret Faidley e x. 'Q 5, A 5 liar I af E 4' E 'Q af? xiii' f D D ' D f as 9' ii- , f Qakifgga Tena Plate Cheryl Stoner . Robert Wagaman Gary Renaud Thomas Stravers Claire Williams Michael Grimes Frances Roberts Curtis Swarm Douglas Wilson MISS ANNIE VAN DER POL Steven Booher ':'vv1.r ' r?iilf:fw1z'rl: 'f Andrew Caldwell Q S L aff g Y 'X I Q 3 P if J u , H , W' X' s 4 Marla Plate Q ,ta .. K ., M t-wa. : ..., gewafz if nf, G, :Q it , ,C Q21 s im '-P fag: ,. xt We Michael Bultenwerf 15 l, ,4Q'f 551f L - if N ' Q. use Jimmy Cannon ., , an farfas-I if , - we ,, W, , , X fi , uw 5 . K J af ,,.f .Mist 1 a 4 35 3 V x 3 s Hu qw l fr S sk M S is K NN' fi-' v , . . W, , i am 2 t G ary Ro bert s 2635-g2W'9 6iva 9 21335511 CET? -- 'Z x ..'-ly 7 .V -' ' 4z.Ie::-'fa' ' want : . . 'f'-'3fgQg'i1gfv:, Q- X if 2 Q, Egfr it K 35,12 mr af Q 5 M lg? , . C Ruth Smits .L V 5 R 1... .. . seg, I , .m 3,,,q,tf. . , 5 , , , . 31 X Q X 4 E 5 s , 3 Betty Steenhoek 'fflzfill 'iiilfifk-W' :U ,W nigh f Q 5 I :iiwziii ,Ms .,.. A F' ' izyzi' s5,.k,,eL ei ,. 3355 fKrq'iVQ4' M4 J iilf,,gi,,g: ' ., wifi' N if-M, Wisi l. . E- 'mei Qi SX Fir t Ioyce Cabbage Grade Ioy Faidley 1 1? - 'W ' ,z w E't'?vV .lqiliiiiifbiffiiaf -7 f:QIFS:s2f5'-'EN ' -i 5721-ls! .ffzf1gQq..a.,k X f Q Q Vg , L1A-, , .. M ie yf-' . ,, 4 Marcia Cline Kristen De Wit ' - ww is swab-'at .35 waz .4 -- .fL.m.,.,e,. Rosalie Russell Charles Terlouw Douglas Sandy Lester Van Baale Karen Warner V ,S 5-if, C539 33' . M? 'UQHV3 Larry Green 3 4 ,- ttzyssiamw i T-'Q-S, W w.et,:w:--W af-fa I Q71 ,I , ri 4 l V ' ff K Pamela Schuttlnga Mary Elizabeth Van Zee Kathy Nlda fr vi A Reid Stringer -i Q 4-if Q4giiT?jfl ' K 4. A Kenneth Maddison ..,,,4:t,.., N a t , 9555?-r ? .1 -'. , ' - si ww 5, Patricia Snyde Sandra Van Zee if Nez 3 i -, ff? , . . ., 'Q'--...,-, uk MISS THELMA RUCKMAN Patricia Burns Richard Burns Alan Charls Douglas Clark W.. . 1 iii iLL cquellne Kane Mary Ellen Lourens Mary Io McKlveen Penny Rae Osborn ncy Steenhoek Pamela Trager Robert Thompson Timothy Van Essen ,gy-,:.g,g53q5, ' by . 17 5 ' - - .- '--' as zir- I Y . so WTB .. Q -6 . T 1 rr W 15 H.. lm I 2 46 S A srr 7 1 so ,iff :rs . an -was v ' .-. 75-L reee A S K A ., f zg, , lf D, A254 ,':6r?I:57.t7:i,g5i.r, . .f 713 ,511 Larry Clinkenbeard Dean Reqier f 4 X '- 'f- ffa 7 . yr. xr ff' g Sharon Ann Van Wyk ..,' ir ,M only S i .... ,,L. X R' as . K .S 1 ,a.. M :ar 4 fy! 'L Kindergarten Catherine Darlington Kathleen Dittmer Bonnie Dykstra Carolyn Ruth Gabelmann , 'fa 'H H ig 1 f ' n A M b , Clyde Rhoer, yr. Virginia Roberts Patricia Schuttlnga Caren Sneller . 8 : 'Vkk I '. ,LL r aging ' Mary Frances Walters Donna Warner Lileafl Williams rr 1, X TSS David Grime ew we Gerald Snetse M Q . X fe4'I'Z',,: ,. H Q? X Kathleen Wi i i. W x 'W' rs., 'eg ff V' D if 'pk -all f Freshman Home Economics and Mothefs Tea R iss - Q Manual Training W X ,L if I . L ..,, A ,S Sharon Hutchison, 4 ii i -cm. A, ff ww ' - V.7' at Eugene Jackson, P Donna Ver Duqht, 4 W 4- Af .V t 05 I Ran rg ,,,f MRS. MARGIE BUCKINGHAM 42fff.,,L ., ,er +G -'Z x .. 'i QL: 5 f xl, 5 S JS' . V. s r ,, wg-.....g - my fn r jf' iv ef sys 'fQ yasfny R 5 eff NN .Wi e'-Js'f'.f,sK-'Ja David H eemsbergen, l Carolyn Heemsbergen, 5 ,, gm, xg Q' Mary Rozendaal, 1 Nancy Stevens , 5 F Weinvnf r nfn n nn mf 1 e Ellen Rozendaal, 2 Dickie Vroom, 5 Wi' ' Sr -mr f- ? 4 H.: 15. .- A - . . fy is ., Q: Y 56 5 K gi fl. A ,U Q .5 , xv Q M - f 7 ,s , L K 4' A' fm. 1 f Beverly Ver Dught, 2 Janice Bos, 7 fy, A ml S ' Y Wwe rw an Q Q15 M13 ...- Terence Gilbert, .. 5 ' W in 'Y-.. r Y Judith Brouwe James Jennings , iw, wr r 1 T, 1 4 MRS. HAZEL PERRY aple G 1- A sq an of X :Ev NN-fe John Jennings, 2 'Wh in- .Ji , K 3 l'0V0 , ,f I.. N f -N 2. ' ye. 7. Q I Mi, ,D i. It , Marius Lee Gilbert, 2 'SN N M -, 15 .greg WL 3, . , . 5 S X Q +1 Viola De Jong, 3 Lois De Jong, 6 . ',,.. . :wi e , t F 'n bf V e... f nf ' 5... , y Q. f- S Axxd Xb Marvin Vander Velden, 3 Ray Roorda , 6 .- ,W H N... -rw , af 2.4, 01161, -lk W .5 R aw, ' - .,, me f J.. , N 4' if leaf' . fa' x ,I R Q J! ' A ,...w R a 1 9 , -12.5.5 f T J J, .L . ' g ,, ,W fe.,i. ,.rr',-, . ' , L , V R, E B, ' T. as . rs ' I, ' A 35 . , ' 1' . . 1 if- rf 2' f I? :J-5 S yr .n.. 1 iw' -fa J 5.1 , fe -N-Q, 2 ' 3' f ' 5 176' Q . . K gif' Qs E If 3 ,. if F 'Giga si, 0 William ' Warrick , 3 Marilyn Jennings, 7 www . X-J , - ,i,. , Xxx La TN A f 1. 9 fs.. Q 5 ' ki if Gene Jennings Patricia Warrick, 7 4 V ,,,.X 4 5 r - Q Dorothy Hopkins , P Ronald Hopkins , 2 Ramona Brashear , Jv ,v x 'P-wrg M. 3' we qr ,W ,. , .pr 'Q . ,i V A Q . 'ZW :fr ii . .rgqm ri Q, 1 nf WFP r E 5 , Q , Q ' ' - 352, 4.1 .. 1. 1: few A Mwm , ,.. - J M -.f.,. . P LL :ig fi .rg . . -- .M A 1 L up I 1 i 5 if , afmyf- :.,,.f,,,,e,.. . Kenneth Birkenholtz, P Patricia Hunter , 1 Karen Hunter , 3 Norma Hopkins , 6 D Fred Petrie , 5 Michael Danley, 5 55, ,. VA,Z ,M ,, ri. f yi, H. lirr K 'X Mean ' Kenneth Bra shear , 1 Anna May Samson , 5 Larry Plate , 7 xv F , N Fi A i en Y N X Q X X MRS. IESSE CLARK Johnson W, 5 rf X Y :A w Lucille Rus , 2 ,ri 5 .a h ---' ., P nee , . f ' Qiiifta-ar K P Donald Bowers, 1 Deanna Danlev, 3. P rr , .W Q , , gn Y X 1 5' XR W' f R! 3 V 2 A f 'sq Y .. 'Y E L75 -, M f lg V, ,HI -ng, Q .A ,W ,W i 5 5 -f -,YQ 1 GLADYCE I. IENNINGS In 'U K, YTQQS ' v , . , li Wa hington Seven fx gal' ' -,, V A - l 4 eee I ZA Ieannlne Jerry Schlos ser, 2 Wilson, .. L I A' V' ' l 5 : ': . A52 ' KW, P' -XX 1+ ,, muy, Ronald Allen McClellan, 2 McReynolds , 3 Ronald Lois Loren Gulling, 5 Wilson, 6 McReynolds, 6 . R pi nnonno n V A ' A V x KQQ .4 5124 i. 5 f 2 I W if Q I . W Edwin Mills , 3 Ianlce Van Dusse1dorp,- 7 ' 9 V r I 51 TS 1 g ' F Y ., Q ,Q , fn AL V , 'N I P s 'K 4 up 1 S 4 . X' Charlotte Van Dusseldorp, fn 5, ' . ,- , C N X dw 4 1 Q. n .sk Sandra Neely, 4 Betty M cReynolds , 7 of-fe, 'Q 2 ti 39 ZOLA PATTERSON ' i. will is Mir Q. , L Im, i 21 .: , , ' S I grinds 3 K :ll W V, iw ,ir A . X ,- 5. ,Q , ft J' Stephen Robert Barbara Elrod, P Elrod, P Buckingham, 1 Yvonne George Edward . Martin Buckingham, 3 Buckingham, 3 Buckinuham. 4 Elrod, f. an I James Elrod, 1 4 SY gww ,J J, a fl fl, Q 5 S, 4 gi I ' A ,J ,kr ...ary Y' x 'Y Dennis Walker, 5 Ronald Elrod , 1 Darrel Zook 'fu A , , 1 ,. - ,r. , Q , a A , e A ra , M h if A3 a1.r Z l, , a an r . aar an 40 gg r arr a arr arer a ::,V, . in r 5' 9 e an Q e rra , A , ' f a ig r ff a i Qmi 3 aa .KV if A ' '- rn. ' MRS FRE DA CLARK -.vA'? ' David Miller, P N ff Q, .N ' x wa N AX L4 I ,A Dennis Van Wyk, 2 if .x, f' -A 233 , F Gene Stravers , 4 Harley Van Wyk, 6 , ,M gk: we O f Im. .L ' rf Shirley Farrar , 1 , js? Linda De Moss, 5 Richard Miller 7 , M Q rx Y age-rr' .D B ,.,, L 'Ns Wim' Donnie Gulling, 3 44 r L,-an-1 Q' ' Q,- ' K Mm 'h Gary Miller, 3 S. tem- 5 Tk is... is X Benny Neideigh ie 1 75 S . 'WI n , an aaa' J -'fzfsi Kriwm K . Larene Karen Marcella Farrar, 6 Gulling, 6 Tidball, 6 Robert Maurice Silvan Farrar, 8 Tidball, 8 Van Wyk, 8 , C D arrr D K 'A D 5 ff ,rrr. ,gl A .. uw, A g + 5-L 4 5 Q gm 1 Medzal .1- .wnsia TQ LQ Marcene Boertje , P Larry Steenhoek , 1 I 314. ' T. W 13' ANNA 1154 Wk r 1-r AK.- ff-1 Deanna Wagner, 3 Stanley Steenhoek, 7 J Ez. five , A , ,, 4 L 'E f I f , W Q! i f ' .gf f J Robert Hutchison, 1 Gerald Aalbets, 1 54 1 . A ., mai , F K A 3 42592. nri ref? sim Wm ai f . -5 -4,1 X 1 1-gy., Q, K 'X .,4f.l,.. Y if-QF' er We .1 .- Q 4-a im M Robert Warrick , Ronald Warrick , 4 7 Beverly Ste enhoek , Z x - z I i egg, s w -f?4 af' Q , , ae1a r W .wi a in If N Alvin Van Wyk , 4 Brenda Wagner , 7 MRS. WARREN TAYLOR Eat Ran Arlys Wagner, 2 .N ,. -' -- ,J Q an Mfr ff 1: ,f : , Q, f r - H , r, F Q Bruce Wagner , 5 Gary Van Wyk , 7 A 5 Jimmy Steenhoek , K f 5 X WWarr Helen Aalbers , 5 Billy Soutter , 7 we, . gp r W, - , A V 'S KK .pm Q mp ,EN 5 Q ,,,, A EZIQLRA A 0,3 . .Eff K ,L 51:5 3 A fills A 9 K ' Z fr yr --MM-, M - R y H J M M M R . IN, -1 CARRIE JANE MEYERS F6 sro iiifew R was Wa hington Eight fi- 'Q x E574 ,il f we le K . . Dennis Den Hartog, 4 '2 X .N E - -me g W' . e R R n we X . Av ' ,Y l , 5 , 1' is , in X L0 ,,, . , vil 'V Ev. , V ,M V is K N. f f , f ,W L- . 2 , .A if 4 , is-sw +A- rf- Jenin ,sf-...N R ,, ,, .if fs Donald Robert Robert Lana Kay Den Hartog, P De Vries. P Hilllgas, 2 Beyer, 4 , nba ' I an I . ,au -'vs if K Q, I f E ' ' . 5, .E ox va- R -M i -lr . . s... .. A N... ' K , M . fd. do Q. 4' R nnnn . 5 Ronald Lloyd Van Peursem, 4 Steenhoek. 5 Mary Ellen Van Zee, 7 Larry Steenhoek , 8 -will ,l,,f s Q Bruce Van Zee , 8 OTIVITIES Ql SHOWBOAT Jr. - Sr. Banquet May 18, 1955 the junior class of 56 entertained the seniors and teach- ers at a banquet called Showboat. The meal, consisting of chicken, potatoes, gravy, jello salad, rolls, celery sticks, radishes, milk, and coffee, was prepared by the mothers of the junior class. The waitresses and waiters were chosen from the sophomore class. They were attired in sailor suits and dresses according to the style. Those selected were Marcene Van Wyk, Max- ine Van Wyk, Ianice Harmison, Linda Sandy, Dick Stevens, Lynn Cabbage, Irvin Van Haaften, and Mike Mc- Chesney. -. Our Jumor Class Play GRANDAD STEPS OUT Directed by Robert Wilkins Mrs. Laura Morton. . . Norma Neely Grandad ..... Howard Vanderhart Tilly ......... Elaine Rinehart Betty Shadduck. . . . . Dorothy Van Houweling Kip Shadduck ....... Iim Snyder Norwood Triplets Iudy ....... Io Ellen Thompson Ludie ..... . . . Barbara Miller Trudie ....... Alice Van Ryswyk Iack Norwood ....... Ion Ritter Iim Mahoney ...... Bill Waddle Miss Abby Higgins. . Donna Brunner Mrs. Iobe Peeney .... Sheryl Koder Detective ....... Larry Lourens A three-act comedy which takes place in Mrs. Morton's home. Gran- dad, a spry character for his age, leaves without telling the family. On discovering his absence the family becomes alarmed. After many hilari- ous situations Grandad returns with some of his old buddies safe and sound. The Homecoming Queen chosen by the student body was Dorothy Van Houweling. Attendants to the queen were Io Thompson and Donna Br- unner. The coronation cer- emony was held in the gym followed by a pep meeting in the town square. We won our homecoming game. pe .,. .Ui Grandma's Best Years' MRS. ABBOTT--The mother, a matronly wo- man of 45 or so. During most of the play she tries to affect a dignified and aristocratic manner and ls, as a result , corrective, fussy, and full of false pride. . . LOLA STEENHOEK SADIE--The maid, about 30. She is naive, plain and outspoken at all times. . . . SONIA SAMSON IOYCE ABBOTT--The oldest daughter, about 22. She is pretty and though not too for- ward, she is firm in her resolution to help her sister and brother .... IANICE ROWE MARION ABBOTT--The younger daughter, aged 15, an exuberant bobby-soxer. . . . DONNA BRUNNER DOTTIE MORGAN --Marion's bosom chum, also 15 ........ KAROLYN IENNINGS WILLIE ABBOTT--The son, age 13. He is well-meaning, boyish, and somewhat naive ......... TRAVIS WALTERS,Ir. SHORTY--Wlll1e's side-kick and fellow ballplayer ........... IIM SNYDER IIM MEZYERSON--Ioyce's beau. Good-looking and likeable, about 22 .... BILL WADDLF! GRAM--She is about sixty-five, wiry and full of life and ideas. She is countrylsh and minces no words, but of course has a heart of gold ...... BARBARA MILLER ' THE STORY OF THE PLAY When Grandma Simms comes from the farm to visit her daughter, she finds a situ- ation which is not to her liking. It seems that her daughter, Mrs. Abbott, has become a social climber since the death of her hus- band, and the three Abbott children and Sadie, the maid, are having a miserable time. The very day Gram arrives, Mrs. Abbott is bringing three upper-crust guests home for the week end. One of them is rich and snobbish Edwin Carlson, who, Mrs. Abbott insists, her daughter Joyce must marry, although she loves Jim Meyerson, a local telegraph operator. Another of her guests is Miss Quelch, an unlikeable spinster, who runs an exclusive girls' school, to which Mrs. Abbott intends to send Marion, her fifteen-year-old daughter. Willie, the thirteen-year-old son, is also suffering, because his mother won't allow him to do anything he wants, and insists that he prac- tice on his violin so that she can impress people with her culture. PATCH--He looks pretty much like a con- ventional crook, has a patch over one eye, talks out of the side of his mouth in a typi- cal tough-guy accent. He is about 35. . . . HOWARD VAN DERHART MABEL--His wife, a little younger than he, as tough as he is and not afrald of hlm. . . . ELAINE RINEHART BUBBLES--Their gum-chewing daughter, about 14. Hardly respectful of her par- ents .......... ALICE VAN RYSWYK MRS. CARLSON--An effusive society matron who views all through her lorgnette with much hauteur. Her dignity is easily offended and she has much chance to show it. . . SHERYL KOIIER MISS QUELCH--A skinny spinster, also very dignified and haughty ..... IO THOMPSON EDWIN CARLSON--Mrs. Carlson's affected son, about 25 ......... ION RITTER COUSIN OSCAR--A meek little middle -aged man who is soft-spoken and dignified, but easily upset ........... BERYL BOS Well, Gram is determined to put a stop to all this, and she comes up with the bril- liant scheme of inviting the family blacksheep to Mrs. Abbott's week end party. She thinks this ought to sufficiently disgrace her social- climbing daughter and set things straight. This scheme doesn't come off quite as planned because since she has never seen cousin Oscar, the family blacksheep, Gram mistakes a criminal for her long-lost rela- tive and he, needing a hideout, accepts her in- vitation and even brings his wife and daughter. Naturally, the week end party is hardly what Mrs. Abbott had hoped for, but neither is it exactly what Gram wanted, for the criminal relatives find it necessary to get rough, causing plenty of exciting com- plications. But when Gram gets ahold of her trusty shotgun, she emerges the heroine of the situation, the police nab long-sought gangsters, Mrs. Abbott begins to see the light, allowing her children to follow their true inclinations, Iim and Gram get hand- some rewards, and so does the audience in the form of laughs and excitement. Junior Class Play STRAWS FOR TWO A three-act comedy which takes place in the back room of Miss Sauer's Sweet Shoppe during the track season. V Trouble' arises when the track ste doesn't have a suit for the spring dance and loses his job. Sam. . . . Gene Koder Susy. . . . Linda Sandy Ianey .... . . Louise French George ..... . . . Leland Bos Miss Sauer ....... Janet Wilson Adrianne Ames. . . Marcene Van Wyk Buck .......... Dale Moomaw Carol. . k . . Dorothy Smits Leslie ..... . . Ioyce Roorda Simpy ......... Carolyn Roorda Mr. Mischikoff .... Larry Stravers Coach ...... . Kenny Cowman The End of Nightly Pin- Ups. Mrs. Mack and Mr. Ingle. i l A a .. 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Q li ,ffgmn,8m1mn :,f.g:.: X 7- g mas-y,mfmasuesssL fa if i f 5 QE if ,, A wr RQ 'AV Q ,Z.,. F 3 V . 'S if W W X 'Y' fx E E Q wg Q 4 , 2: 2 '1 5 Q A if iw is Q v- FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Ellen Vaught, Donna Brunner, Neola Bos, Connie Mills, Janice Harmison, Joellen Wassenaar, Barbara Gulling, Judy Buckingham, Phyllis Her- weh, Wilma Elrod, Judy Schlosser, Linda Sandy. SECOND ROW: Alice Van Ryswyk, Arlys Tidball, Elaine Van Dusseldorp, Mary Ellen Neideigh, Margaret Morhauser, Judy Kutchin, Phyllis VandeLune, Judy Waddle, Beverly Snetzlaar, Judy Miller, Nancy Wil- Hams, Barbara Land- THIRD ROW: Barbara Miller, Jo Thompson, Elaine Rinehart, Dorothy Van Houweling, Lorena Van Peursem, Lola Steenhoek, Virginia Van Voorhis, Gladys Van Peursem, Judy Van Zee, Dorothy Smits, Joyce Roorda, Carolyn Van Houwe- ling. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Hanson, Director: Sheryl Koder, Maxine Williams, Barbara Vanderzyl, Louise French, Donna Van Maanen, Karen Sandy, Ramona Gulling, Caro- lyn Roorda, Marcene Van Wyk, Suzie Stevens, Karen Boot, Marilyn Aalbers, Janet Wilson. Girls' Quartette i V , t Wilson, Virgin a an ' 7 gllocosrhxlz? gig Mllgilene Williams. . , . Glrls Tno Janice Harmison Maxine Van Wyk Marilyn Aalbers 3 Girl ' Glee Club Left to Right: Suzie Stevens, Barbara Vanderzyl, Maxine Van Wyk, Karen Boot, Dorothy Van Houweling, Wilma Elrod. - , , - ,... , , ' R ' K Qfsjfig 3 ii 53 FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Karen Boot, Lola Steenhoek, Io Thompson, Linda Sandy, Margaret Morhauser, Maxine Williams, Iudy Kut- chin, Barbara Land. SECOND ROW: Iudy Van Zee, Barbara Vanderzyl, Virginia Van Voorhis, Margaret Stoner, Iudy Schlosser, Karen Sandy, Brian Boot, Barbara Williams, lane Kutchin, Annetta Booher, Sheryl Van Baale, Ronald Vander Ploeg, Neola Bos, Alice Van Ryswyk. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hansen, Lloyd Van Zee, Carolyn Van Houweling, Dorothy Van Houweling, Janet Wilson, Wilma Elrod, Judy Waddle, Suzie Stevens, Mary Morhauser, Linda Hinckley, Iane Thompson, Ianet Van Haalen, Phyllis Herweh, Iim McKlveen. Nancy Williams, Majorette. Nancy Williams Majorette Clarinet Trio Left to Right, Barbara Land Io Thompson Lola Steenhoek g l Brass Sextelie Left to Righty Alice Van Ryswyk, Neola Bos, Carolyn Van Houwel- ing, Karen Sandy, Dorothy Van Houwellng. Ianet Wilson is not v armet Quartette pictured. Left to Righty Linda Sandy, Margaret Mor- hauser, Iudy Kutchin. Maxine Williams not pictured. l l FIRST ROW: Ioyce Birkenholtz, Iudy Buckingham, Sonja Samson, Marcene Van Wyk, Alice Thompson, Barbara Miller Ellen Vaught. SECOND ROW: Donna Brunner, Ianice Rowe, Elaine Rinehart, Linda Sandy, Margaret Morhauser, Judy Kut chin, Nancy Williams. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Elinor Mack, Indy Van Zee, Neola Bos, Bill Waddle, Alice Van Ryswyk Doro thy Smits, Ioyce Roorda. FOURTH ROW: Io Ellen Thompson, Lola Steenhoek, Howard Vanderhart, Irvin Van Haaften, Doro thy Van Houweling, Sheryl Koder. Editor . ,l.,,. ,,.,, . .M Alice Thompson Assistant Editor ,, ,, 7 O ,J Marcene Van Wyk News'n General ., 7 Irvin Van Haaften and Alice Thompson It's A Fact , W, Sonja Samson, Ellen Vaught, Dorothy Smits, Bill Waddle, Elaine Rinehar Sports . . Janet Wilson and Howard Vanderhart C Music Notes , ,- ., ...... . Linda Sandy Funny Side Up , . Nancy Williams, Alice Van Ryswyk, Judy Van Zee, Neola Bos Sophisticated Seniors A I, J Lola Steenhoek Joltin' Juniors ..,.,,v 7 ,, o Joyce Roorda Silly Sophomores , , Maragaret Morhauser Green Freshmen Judy Buckingham 7th and 8th Grades Joyce Birkenholz Grade News , so J , ,eeee t Jo Thompson Copyreader ,......... ...... , , ,,,, Barbara Miller Assistant Copyreader -U ..... I J , Marcene Van Wyk Typists A 7 , 7 Dorothy Van Houweling, Sonja Samson Donna Brunner, Lola Steenhoek Jo Thompson, Janice Rowe fx Xian TIILETIGS if 'F 4 + 'P'- wig' ri., 1 ! QYI if if S' 1 E W' , , BACK ROW: Left to Righty Assistant Coach, Jerry Summers, Lynn Cabbage, Irvin Van Haaften, Iim Miller, Lau rence Iabaai, Ierald Sneller, Dale Moomaw, Howard Vanderhart, Gene Koder, Coach, Howard Van Peursem SECOND ROW: Jim Cowman, Buck Rinehart, Dick Stevens, Robert Smits, Alvie Bowers, Frank Herweh, Dean Cabbage, Harold Wilson. FRONT ROW: Jim Snyder, Richard Hiemstra, Claire Hutchison, Dennis Brubaker B111 Schlosser, Ronnie Rowe, Donald Van Wyngarden, Ion Jennings. B111 Waddle was absent. Boundurant Grimes Mingo Mitchellville Linden Runnells '5 5 SEASON RESULTS There There Here Here Here fHomecomingJ There -mf Q 154. PC THEM 12 32 18 27 12 34 6 44 55 14 -13 46 Showing much im- provement through- out the year, the squad ended with a 1 win 5 loss record. Through the graduation of Ho- ward Vanderhart and Bill Waddle two im- portant positions will be vacant. The squad will also lose Iim Sny- der. The senior class takes this opportuni- ty to wish next year's team the best of luck. FIRST ROW: Coach Howard Van Peursem, Iudy Kutchin, Alice Van Ryswyk, Sheryl Ko- der, Lola Steenhoek, Margaret Morhauser, Assistant Coach jerry Summers. SECOND ROW: Barbara Land, Io Wassenaar, Io Thompson, Barbara Vanderzyl, Virginia Van Voor- his, Dorothy Smits, Dorothy Van Houweling, Nellie Harris. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Her- weh, Iudy Waddle, Carolyn Van Houweling, Maxine Williams, Iudy Van Zee, Karen Sandy, Suzie Stevens, Marcene Van Wyk, Karen Boot, Iudy Buckingham, Iudy Schlos- ser. Janet Wilson was absent. The girls' basketball team had another very successful season with a final record of 19 wins and 4 losses. Bright spots of the season were winning the conference champ- ionship and receiving two runners'up positions. Falling short of the county champ- ionship by 3 points to Mingo, still proved very thrilling after coming from behind 13 points. Still more exciting was the finals of sectional play when the girls lost to Car- lisle by 6 points. Leading scorer for the season was Janet Wilson with 401 points and an average of 27 points per game, coming in second was Iudy Kutchin with 333 for an average of 15 points, Alice Van Ryswyk following very close with 330 tor a .L4 point average. Due zo the illness of Ianet, LOIB Steenhoek took over the position of post forward for 7 games and netted 127 for an average of 17 points per game. The total offensive av- erage was 59p and due to aggressiveness of the guards they held their opponents to a total of 925 with an average of 42 points per game. Those seniors leaving the squad are Sheryl Koder, Lola Steenhoek, Alice Van Ryswyk, Dorothy Van Houweling and Io Thompson. The senior class wishes next years' team the best of luck. I '-A Z 9 Q9 FIRST TEAM Alice Van Ryswyk, Iudy Kutchin, Lola Steenhoek, Margaret Morhauser, Sh- eryl Koder, Janet Wilson, Coach Van Peursem, As- sistant Coach Summers. T I: LJ 55-56 SEASONS' RESULTS PC 54 Runnells PC 57 Sully PC 63 Mitchellville PC 53 Newburg PC 70 Su11Y PC 76 Kellogg PC 58 Runnells PC 66 Kel1oQQ PC 58 Hartford PC 62 Monroe PC 69 Baxter PC 61 Mingo PC 65 Colfax PC 45 Hartford PC 51 Lynnville PC 67 Mitchellville COUNTY TOURNAMENT PC 60 Sully PC 58 Lynnville PC 38 Mir1QU SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT PC 56 Runnells PC 58 Monroe PC 61 Carlisle ,Q r--, ,'-E if 5 .,,. i s , . F ' A I 7.r 3. rn. . , ir I A Y W gig ' -VVV L f Q wk m ,,,y A Eff' if iff 3 , I ..,.t - we - aimed E 2' I Of' , ,, , W, E . V. .K ,V :ua 5 E jg . 3 , ---.r, -I .Q 4523 a . Q K '.' H - 'S .-. sl --f A 'yl FIRST ROW: Richard Hiemstra, Gene Koder, Ilm Miller, Bill Waddle, Howard Vanderhart, Dennis Brubaker. SECOND ROW: Coach Howard Van Peursem, Ion Van Haalen, Lynn Cabbage, Irvin Van Haaften, Laurence Iabaai, Dlck Stevens, Ronnie Rowe, Assistant Coach Ierry Summers. THIRD ROW: Donald Van Wyngarden, Ion Iennlngs, Dale Moomaw, Robert Smits, Gerald Van Wyk. Bill Schlosser was absent. of 1+ Q1 I '56 SEASON RESULTS Q-I PC 47 Runnells PC 55 Sully PC 56 Mltchellvllle PC 52 Newburg PC 58 Sully PC 66 Kellogg PC 41 Runnells PC 61 Kellogg PC 54 Hartford PC 46 Monroe PC 70 Baxter PC 61 Mlngo PC 44 Colfax PC 66 Hanford PC 47 Lynnvllle PC 60 Mltchellvllle COUNTY TOURNAMENT PC 28 Colfax SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT PC 62 ,Newburg PC 72 Searsboro The boys' basketball team, which 1s still going strong, have had a very successful season. At present they have a record of 14 wins and 5 losses. When the annual was sent to press the boys were getting ready to play in the sectional tournament finals at Newton. Also during the past season, the boys won their first Rock Lake Conference. Good work, boysl I Tota points and average of each boy are as follows: Blll Waddle 333 points, average 187 Ilm Miller 211 points, average 14: Howard Vanderhart 199 points, average 10: Gene Koder 126 points, average 7: Dennis Brubaker 48 points, average 3: Richard Hlemstra 39 points, average 3: Ronnie Rowe 39 points, average 5. Their offensive average was 55 and their defensive average was 43. Two important positions will be open by graduation, that of Bill Waddle and Howard Vanderhart. The seniors wish next year's team the best of luck. FIRST ROW: Richard Hlemstra, Gene Koder, Iim Miller, Bill Waddle, Ho- ward Vanderhart, Dennis Brubaker. SECOND ROW: Coach Howard Van Peursem, Ion Van Haalen, Lynn Cabbage, lrvln Van Haaften, Laurence Ia- baal, Dick Stevens, Ronnie Rowe, Assistant Coach Ierry Summers. Blll Schlosser was absent. Cheerleaders q Left to Righty Ianice Harmison, Ianice Rowe, Sonja Samson, Dorothy Shera, Wilma Elfod- letter Club FIRST ROW: Io Thompson, Barbara Land, Dorothy Van Houweling, Sheryl Koder, Lola Steenhoek, Alice Van Ryswyk, Margaret Morhouser, Iudy Kutchin. SECOND ROW: Norma Neely, Janice Harmison, Doro- thy Shera, Sonja Samson, Ianice Rowe, Wilma Elrod. THIRD ROW: Gene Koder, Ion Iennings, Howard Vanderhart, Lynn Cabbage, Beryl Bos, Dick Stevens, Ronnie Rowe, Dennis Brubaker. FOURTH ROW: Richard Hiemstra, Dale Moomaw, Ierald Sneller, Laurence Iabaai, Bill Waddle, Iim Miller, Robert Smits, Irvin Van Haaften. Track FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Lynn Cabbage, Gene Koder, B1llWaddle, Howard Vander Hart, Ilm Miller, Dick Stevens, Irvin Van Haaften, Ronnie Rowe. SECOND ROW: Coach Howard Van Peursem, Ion Iennlngs, Gerald Van Wyk, Donald Van Wyngarden, Lawrence Iabaai, Dale Moomaw, Robert Smlts, Richard Hiemstra, Assistant Coach Ierry Summers. THIRD ROW: Donnie Van Zee, Alvie Bowers, Roy Hardenburgh, Beryl Bos, Ronnie Miller, Dennis Brubaker, Claire Hutchison, Frank Herweh, Dean Cabbage, Rodney Zook. Baseball FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Coach Howard Van Peursem, Lynn Cabbage, Gene Koder, Blll Waddle, Howard Vanderhart, Ilm Miller, Dick Stevens, Irvin Van Haaften, Ronnie Rowe, Assistant Coach Ierry Summers. SECOND ROW: Ion Iennlngs, Gerald Van Wyk, Donald Van Wyngarden, Laurence Iabaal, Dale Moomaw, Robert Smits, Richard I-Ilemstra, Dennis Brubaker, Iohn Van Haalen. THIRD ROW: Buck Rinehart, Larry Stravers, Donald Van Zee, Alvie Bowers, Roy Hardenburgh, Ronnie Miller, Claire Hutchinson, Prank Herweh, Dean Cabbage, Harold Wilson, Rodney Zook. I n 1- FIRST ROW: Iane Kutchin, Margaret Stoner, Ioyce Van Wyk, Glenda Samson, Elaine Morgan, Ruth Vande Lune. SECOND ROW: Student Manager Linda Hink- ley, Margaret Wilson, Ianet Van Haalen, Carol Cook, Carol Messmaker. 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Mrs. Kane is the mother of five children--Armelg Oscar: Gertrude lHanellJ5 Gay CShaphorstl of Brooking, South Dakota, and Elsie QTiceJ. Her husband, Daniel, died in 1944. IACOB RUGGLES - 94 Jacob Ruggles was born Iune 2, 1862 about one and three-quarters miles west of Otley, Iowa. After his father's death he moved with his five brothers, one sister, and his mother to a farm four miles southwest of town. Mr. Ruggles, then 23, married Mandy Herman, 17, in Nebraska, December 31, 1885. They were separated by her death after 62 years together. Mr. and Mrs. Ruggles were blessed with six boys and five girls: one boy and three girls have died. Those living are: Earl--who has lived on the late I. B. Ryan's place north of town for 43 year-s. Hattie Hatsall--who lives in Des Moines. Her husband is a re- tired employee of Iowa Power and Light Company. Charles--who lives in Des Moines and works for the Globe Sup- ply Company. Lee--who lives in Prairie City. Iohn--who lives in Des Moines and works for Solar Aircraft. Gail--who will soon retire from the Navy in California. Winnie Sullivan--who lives in California. When he was asked his philosophy for long life, he sald, By gum, work hard, eat good, sleep good, and live a clean life. That's the way I've always lived, and am still living it. I'll be 94 ln June: I've lived alone for ten years, waited on myself, and do my own busi- ness and everything. Dessa KGull1ngl Pulver and Fern QGul11ngl Wicker Courtesy DON 6: WICK'S PHILLIPS SERVICE and ROSIE's CAFE Former Home of Carrie Wiggins, now owned by Iake Heimstra, Sr. John McKlveen when he first started business in the Lumber Yard Office. Gertrude Adkins Stinenam GRADES 4 6. 5 - 1933 BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right: Lee Schuttinga, Lewis Myers, D Clark, Wayne Wagaman, Carl Wiggins, Iim Van Ginkle, Art Sch tinga, Wayne Woodell, Donald Williams. SECOND ROW: L Clark, Marjorie Nugtren, Dorothy Arrosmlth, Blanche Wilson, La Gilbert, Dorothy Dlckenberg, -Warner, Engeline Steenhoek, I tricia Marks, Denise McFadden, Margaret Jennings, Dorothy lv Fadden, Ioyce Van Pelsum, Betty Steenhoek. TOP ROW: Mari Whittman, Bob Roseland, Roy Fleming, Ioyell Bos, Keith Wllst Vernon Clark, Robert De Wit, Larry Hanel, Doyle Conley, Wllli White, Kenneth Huibregtse: Teacher, Lillian Olson. 3 Courtesy ot McKlveen Lumber Yard Left to Righty Helen Shearer, Rosalin Jenks, Laurel Taylor, Connie Hurst. Q 1 4 . Q First Building, Iohn Selby's Restaurant, Second Building, Schoolen Boy and Girl Millinery Shop, Third Building, Iohn Dinsmoure Meat Shop Fourth Building, Pool Hall: Fifth Building, Ioe Little Hardware Store. Courtesy of - Travis Walters, Sr. TRAV wALT1:Rs' NEW srom: ' s TRAV WALTERS' OLD STORE MILLER'S CAFE A The whim? kmilciingf ie where the rPz'airie City .Kato Cffererszgeenonwatgneds. or The Town Looking West from the City Hall Dessa Herweh and Sarah Gulling Skip and B611 PBHUCO Earl 5' Efgizwiluams A. A. Arnold, Lawyer in Prairie City in 1917 Courtesy of - Monroe Co. , Colfax JAMES OFFILL - Born1819 MARY ANN KWALTERSJ OFFILL - Bom 1826 Mr. and Mrs. Offill were married in 1841. Mr. Elliott, after settling in Prairie City, wrote the Offills to come: they were family friends in Ken- tucky. Because of Civil War oppression CMorgan's Raidl, they came to Prairie City in April, 1863, in a covered wagon. They are grandparents of Mabel Frazer, and Ralph and Sumner Churchill. .- a MRS. ANNA CWATERSJ WHITE 92 CAbovel Born in Indiana in 1864, came to Prairie City when a child, lived with parents and twelve brothers and sisters in a log cabin near Percy. She has lived at her present home over fifty years. In 1882 she married Wil- liam White, he passed away in 1931. She is Rollie White's mother. 1 BIRKENBOS GIRLS CAbOve Leftl 1 BACK ROW: Left to Righty Hen- ' rietta B. CE1rodl, Hattie B. KCOI- ynJ'f, Martha B. Paytonl, Nel- lie B. CBrucel. 1892 ANTONIE COLYN - 1861-1939 fLeftl Married Hattie Birkenbos Ha- bovel in 1893. Their children: Nellie C. fOverdykl, Lena, Ralph, and Evelyn C. QDanksl. JIM ELLIOTT Founder of Prairie City which was formerly called Elliott, Iowa, but changed to Prairie City in 1355 because there was another E1- liott in Iowa. Courtesy of Travis Walters' Funeral Home - and Furniture Store Ukightl MR. AND MRS. ROLLIE WHITE, Mar- ried September 17, 19 05. Their Children: Marie KBraytonJ, Ka- thryn Wan Maanenl, William. ARTIE AND ALBERT LOURENS fBelowJ were married in 1900 in Ede, Gelderland, Netherlands. They came to the U.S. and settled near Prairie City with their children, Pete, Gerrit, John Jeanette Wan Peurseml, and Ben, in 1913. Gertrude Wan Zeej, Albert Orie, Bertha Wande Lunel, Elizabeth Uiooncel, and George were born in this country. Q M fir? M A gr , VM ,Mg ,V My ma 1 I N I 0 bv M' 'iw 7: buff Q, A vw M 5 ' 'M Eff lg ,,,5'm K x , 1?- W. L... , ,,ALL , K ggi M wwf Q Nw? 3, ww W K! ,Q '- ww Marg 2. Q35 Mi' :R af? f K wwf M . Q ,M Y., Qi M- xx Y 'L ,. M I -N , V W ri sa, ' fe 3 Q Y 5 QAV, , ,.,. A.,h x V it - -. f 43 an ' 4' , w . .f , 'Qig- EQQQQ, i ef Q is m X W , M12-wwai -Av g Q- 4 N gi ,iw Q 2 , . ,, 4 M V wr s gk -3 . 5' W W, 'iff r A296294 l f - ff ' 'Z ' 1 xii Li . A Group of Men in Front of State -Bank in 1901 SECOND GRADE - 1918 FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Wilma Zaayer, Helen Patterson, Rhea Myers, Loraine Wells, Unknown, Northa Autry, Miriam Kaiser, Loren Wilkenson, Robert Chase. BACK ROW: Harold Long, George Vanderzyl, Lenore De Haan, Iohn Norris, Teacher, Mabel fMcPaddenJ Vander Linden: Maurice Ballagh, Herman Pennanbaker, Vinton Ward, Albert Hilkama. Courtesy of - State Bank -- W V: dwg, 5 ,. ,, -2422 A -' Xian ,w fkf 'W 5255 15 D ,nfl My , M , x , . ,. 'A7 vm ,NV f h- ,5 Ai, H, , l x J iw, ' E52 A 5 3 ML' ..,,: gain-I T, : W 4 , 5 be Z x fx X MQW? A Q, if wif., Q , ww 'i nf Y 5' 5 ? .gf iw 7 ,A nz! , J 3' X ' ' 41 if 64 X X , A M, , A Q X4 if he Q ,531 fx 4, ,, gf' '2 9 'Q f ff 'hm 5 x 4 i 4 f wif I ,ff Rig, f f w V 6 digg x 4 5 M, Q w Q V5 X E 1 ul Liv ,Q A 1 V X' J ,mga I JF' W gmsifk. ,,.ff:,. f . , A mm ?- ,. Jul' ' Xi .-pw ' , ,..! ,. I H J www . m ,,.,..-nail' Il Q Q 3' xx va f. I L..V xg. x y -Q.. gc. f ,f Q, -K, .,. av 4,2 , ,N .Y I I ,gf 4 . , 5 . ' Q: 'Msn . .1 Y my Us :fr ' ' ...ggqiil S 3 , KK S MzQ,2,,:-., , yr if fi : QQ: - Y ff 'vs , 'PTT A V Qs? qx, ,, Qi Nm, :VNV ., 1-1' 1 M .,.. i 'f5,. ,,,..W Q Qggs? K ix .If L ,, 7 X Y . . Q ' I iw K ,-,.. .4259 . L vip gy a - a 1 J. t aE!' gf sw S. O. Scott, George K. Scott, Dr. McConnaughey Vandermast Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and snoes What is now Dewit G McCauley Courtesy of Dr. D. W. Van Voorhis, Dentist De Haan's Store Q Q ' Z-Q QOrder Through Walters' M Funeral Homej Des Moines , 82 Since 1882 4 Q STRAVERS FAMILY TOP: Left to Right: B111, Dick, Marion. BOTTOM: Ad lStraversD Clymer, Mrs. I. D. Ueanettel, Ed. Nor1h Side of Square KLooking East from State Bank ig .if gg Old Drug Store Courtesy of Taylor's Drug , Colfax Ogburn Service Station , Colfax Gustaveson's Restaurant, E. 7th 61 Locust Des Moines Left to Right: Iack Cavitt, jim Hawkins, jim Rose, Wilbur Norris, Ioe Furnoy, Iack Fleming, I. I. Daugherty, Orville Flem- ing, Tobe Hayes, Harlan Bailey, Doc Fleming, Charlie Routson. ,sa This page is sponsored by the Ministerial Associ is 3' at -',,3f3,41u ,!'s?:l'5f'f --T- Q- tv- ,-1-- ,T-xx ,, ' - ' , K -Sri' 'X e 52' iff K X h e ' g. - ' Q T1 :C if uid i feel dwg. -eo. ef 5 l'lStlEllI UTC ,C ff?-q-. 'fiif' f......i:r- ,,,,,,AL i2e11- :SE Christian Reformed Church 4 fbifgia s, . '- :V ee- ,f . i 1 L x f1 . x if V' Q S1531 4 . ' ' ' ' ' Flfliiiw' I- i ' - J. atlon of the Churches of Pralrie Clty. :Lv , A ,TQ fqgwdlu bk I wb,-5 e f xiii! 15 ... i x . i. .rbb mx 4-ox-. Xin MQW'- 1qX in P: is Q? it Methodist Church 34 Church of the Brethren C , -1 .w lfixsfgf- 42' Z - f'4' :H iii C Q'?f? f'i C 6 . gig ' ' .f-'f's't?Aw+4-r'4t3'9fff I , ' --- ' Q V'.f rffs'w-13 L L 15 6. FN IE Saf e-N MN sm Q I V i ' . g 135 ' 5.-lgT'4'K,Yx . i.. I :ANY I ,5-,twig , 1 Y , . 1 ,. I 'E , Q3 1 - 74' 155' X 1 A ,V f 'gp ,A Y. 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Stoner, Mrs. Goodspeed, Mrs. Iohn Elliott, Mrs. Wells King don, Cora Van Wyngarten, Mrs. Nel lie Taylor, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Wood ard, Mrs. Iennie French, Mrs. Hain- er, Mrs. Brown, Minnie Harris, Mrs. Daft, Carrie Wiggins, Ida Ryan, Ella Yowell, Mrs. Wiggins, Mrs. Brous Mrs. Shorton, Mrs. Stoner, Mrs Cowman, Anna Turner, Mrs. Iones Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Boiuford, Mrs Thomas, Mrs. Curley, Elsie Micheal. ' ' fl 7 . ' I ii f I ' I 4 C 'ii' avi? Q Picnic of the M.E. Aid Society at the Butters' Home - 1916 SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS IULY 4, 1895 Left to Right: Bessie Woody, Dolly Selby, Nellie Clark, Eva Main, Georgie Carson, Edith Ervin, Maud Miller, Carrie Wiggins, Nellie Kingdom, Nadine Blattner, Della Clark, Margarite Butters, Maud Yoakun, Mildred Offill, Elsie De Wolf, Sake Bald- win, Mae Johnston, Louise Bisbee. Courtesy of 4 y WINPOWER MANUFACTURING co., Newton 65' -1. VERNON CO. , Newton Ralph Churchill--Out Shopping 1913 M Q i x ' A H , Ai A , .,,, A is 419.1 . ,ff-...je 4, . ' iis .21 lliriss :..Nji'l ...R :I 1 We are .W . fi' fig Pi is , ,, .V ab N .wifi 1 . 1 'C i 1 si My g .I ,-fgy 'rv - 2. 'Y 1 I , v .1 f. A. ..,- 'Q ' if W ' ' ' 'K-if 85 1 RINEHARTS - 1903 Parents: Sin McNeil Rinehart and Martha Iane CHunnelll Rinehart. Left to Right: Myrtle fRinehartl Rovart, Ray, D1Ck, HSTYY. Clyde. BOTTOM CENTER: Lizzie fRine- hartl Anderson. The Rineha ts li d L d B' k b ' Prairie City Garage place, r Ve on Y H en OS Left to Righty Bon Churcniii, Catherine Churchilll Mindham, Lois CChu.rchilll Gray , Everett Churchill. Courtesy of E. M. BRUBAKER a SONS Al115'Chalmer51 New Ideal New Holland czxbovey TOP ROW: Left no Righty Jack Iennings, Howard Mer- Farm Equlpment - Sales 6, Service cet, Cloyde Bolio, H. N. Barnes, Clarence Iones, Hubert Dowen. KAbovel BOTTOM ROW: LeRoy Vroom, Bill Mercer, Bill Shera, Vern Johnston, Albert McFadden. lBelowl TOP ROW: Left to Righty Dean Colvin, Hubert Elrod, Leland Faiclley, Loren Bowans, john Moul, Ray Ryerkerk, Dale Messmaker, Clyde Iarnagin. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Ten Hagen, Frances Shorten, Hilma Gilbert, Carolyn Van Ginkle, Ola Mae lBelowl Grace lAndersonl Van Arkel, Matilda Iabaai, Mildred Pender, Helen Iarnagin. THIRD ROW: Roy Stoner, Brunner, Cecil Brunner, Catherine Berkenbosch, Pauline Berkenbosch, Cleo Conley, Ruth Fleming, Irene Kane, Val Brunner, Pauline Elrod, Lois Telfer, Ida Mae Buckingham. BOTTOM ROW: Robert Int Veldt, Donald Arrasmith, Edward Huibregtse, Harold De Vries, Arthur Wilson, Clarence Wil- son, Garold Boliver, Edward Myers. v .mf w ,, asa xl xv .vi fQ,fp, , , f 1, 3 Q' QR' 'ERB f- W , 5. ,g .Aki x ,J i IIE 'L' 5 'W ' A ' i - I W..-M KA--up , .f S: A H is . Y., My, if? kr A L FAIL, x Q. . B M! ,HQ xx .5 at f J S: Qi- , . . ' , 4 X A 553 'k , 5 ' x 4 ,, .vi 6 1 M P' 1 5 Hia? X -1: NW! ' fs-l 'i? ?i 'lg 'vw . . is 3 2? if -4 5 x '5 'W . la M, 1 if I, A Y -?' Q Q K' 4 E M if 4 E 1 --...NN --m P 4 ' A 5 ' , L,..A m,,, m- A- f ' FRKYENWX.'Y3!xY W? Pwmaxakxww ,X rx. XQBYL, Mrs. Nora lLeaderJ Churchill with a friend. Nora was 17. Courtesy of DeWitt and McCauley Grocers and QQIHQRSKCN QEWZKHSEM 535-liiil' CE. -XX1, f -nmam rf- .R ily 011- Ng H Drawn, G 2229 AVENUE FREDERICK M. HUBBELL - DES MOINES 11. IOWA Qualify You Can Taste FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Orland Pentlco, Kenny Benford, Garlard Giles, Marlon Myers William Chase, Keith Long, Gene Gill, Elmo Cottrell, Cecil Brunner, Freeman Andersor Murrell Bowen. SECOND ROW: Bert Ruggles, Jack Christie, Rubbln Scheffers, Iohn Scheffer: Iohn Roundhorst, Charley Wilson, Iohn Van Ryswyk, Marrion Hessling, Unknown, Iohn Bal lagh. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Benford, Preeda Ruggles, Alverta Long CMcFaddenl, Hazr Martin, Marrion Dowden, Mary Morhouser Kwigqinsl, Unknown, Doris Brown lwilliamsl Unknown, Unknown, Professor Henshaw, Goldie Pentico, Unknown, Unknown, Unknowr Elsie Daily. 1915 DeWIT BROTHERS - 1919 Left to Right: Lottie Wooddell, Iohn DeWlt, Lella Woodard, Prank DeW1t, Dick DeW1t. 4, W, 1 V f , Q, fit' , in rx ., 9 ,rd - M gjgw V tj,-A , Q I M 'H :tg s lx if r- 1 . ' , , IV, ' L K , ,g A iz, K , M Tw ' Courtesy of 7 FARMERS EXCHANGE A Phone 4841 Carl Booher, Manager Prairie City, Iowa Grain fi X, Feed My Seed M , Farm Supplies Q Fertilizer l gk 5 in ,g Wi .h it iff- Custom Mixing 'tlwHHgrii'i,,,,m we, 1 'FYWEIQKTX 3 ' 'N Bonnie fBrockl Coy, George Vanderzyl, Ir. , Evelyn fliingdonj Maugh, Custom Grln lng i ' ff ,QKI-i.z1E,5Q,,Q,,qp Robert Chase, Unknown, Velina Marner, Francis CRiddleJ Children. Q51 ' 'rii .-ju ,,.,..i,.,WuM X K ,A AADAQ N,.1i,,,5A ' ,, 0 ,i'.' X va-.u?:':v1,1'a.,. ,S Martha fBallaghJ Zaayer, Unknown, Lucila KBarretl Stevenson, Zola fGrahamJ Patter son,Lamerta Kwagamanl Woods, Leona fGriifeonJ Nesbit, Angline Roorda, Unknown GEORGE W. GILBERT Owned places where Oakie Kane and Raymond Van Zee live. f , SB Courtesy of 9 Complete Banking Service f'0LFAX- Member of F. D. I. C. and Federal Reserve System, FFISIEB PFISTER ASSOCIATED f onowz-ms, INC. ,,rz ..,Q Wedding picture of Fred Dailey and Lola Sullivan. They lived one mile east of town where Warricks live now. KBel0w, Andrew D. Iensma, 24, and Maude M. Roberts, 20, who were married April 12, 1905. They celebrated their fiftieth anniversary April 10. 1955. PRIZE HATS Pauline fZaayerJ Elliott, June Uohnsonl Stevens, Northa IAut- ryl Locker, Wilma lZaayerJ Byrnes, Ann McCartney, Helene Wan Haalenj Noon, Lols QSteersJ Robertson, Helen KSchef- fersl Walter, Etthel Wan Benteml Rush, Rhea CMyersl Williams, Minnie Lu Kwagamenl Sheeler. FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Marlon Myers, Unknown, Elmo Cottrell, Murrell Bowen, Leona Wilkinson, Edith Perry Kwilliamsj, Goldie Pentico, Elizabeth Benford. SECOND ROW: Free- man Anderson, Cecil Brunner, Kenny Benford, Unknown, Miss Vanderlinden lMrs. Mclfaddenl, William Chase, Orland Pentico, Iohn Ballagh. 1918 FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Orpha Iones KMohrl, Elizabeth Benford, Elsie Daily, Alverta Long KMC- Faddenl, Bertha Vander Waal, Marlon Dowden, Mable Kenseyback, Unknown, Doris Brown KWII- liamsl, Mary Morhauser lwigginsl. SECOND ROW: Freeman Anderson, William Chase, Kenny Benford, Cecil Brunner, Unknown, Unknown, Orland Pentico, Marion Hessling, Iohn Ballagh, Rubin Scheffers, Bert Ruggles, Unknown, Charley Wilson. THIRD ROW: Murrell Bowen, Elmo Cotrell, Gaylard Giles, Unknown, Unknown, Hazel Morton, Unknown, Goldie Pentico, Unknown, Miss Erma Vanderlinden fMrs. McFaddenJ. 1917 Courtesy of STAR OIL COMPANY D-X Lubricating Motor Fuels Seiberling Tires Tank Wagon Service Greasing - Tire Repair Courtesy of Iowa Power 61 Light, Colfax Daniel vv. Main and Aner Kelso were married at Hillsboro, Ohio, january Ll, 1645. 'iney came to Jasper County in who with tnree children. They settled on the farm one and one-half miles east of Prairie, building the house that is still standing and raised a family of eleven--seven sons and four daughters. This picture was taken on their fiftieth wedding anniversary, Ianuary Zl, l893. This farm is now occupied by the Ed Vander Hart family. Left to Right, Charlie, Mary, Resin, julia, John, Berge, Ellen, Harlan. Seated are Daniel W. and Aner Kelso Main and Etta. KMrs. Earl Williams' Grandparentsl A Certie Stineman Tea Party Courte sy WILLIAMS SERVICE Plumbing Heating Electric Work Sf BUSINESS MACHINES, INC. Marshalltown, Iowa This house was built by Daniel W. Main to which he r tired about 1895 or 96. He passed away on December l897 and his wife died there on January 26, 1902: This now the Travis Walters' home. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right: Merril Cowman, Arthur Cooper, Roy Thompson, Orrle Strahour, Roy Phearman, Robert Clippenger, Lois Steer, Pauline Paayer, Raymond Kellogg, Roy McClellan, Iohn Fllkema. SECOND ROW: Left to Right: iwilson, Iennie Vander Kraan, Ardis Remsburg, Beryle Conley, Harold Krohn, Andrew Van Zee, Iohn Clark, Sarah Scheffers, Weller Patterson, Violet Booher. TOP ROW: Left to Right, Ieannette Van Bentim, Bert Schuttinga, T, E-jensma, Roy Van Ginkel, Lawrence Benjamin, Helen Hessellng, Stanley Elliot, Howard Young, and Darrell Elliot. 1926 Pancake Supper? Courtesy of BOSCH VARIETY Clothing, Shoes, Dry Goods and School Supplies Monroe, Iowa and COLFAX CLEANERS Telephones Colfax 39 Newton 177lM Colfax, Iowa 93 Nellie KMainJ Churchill, Hallie CMainl Klngdon, and Ethel QMainJ Williams. Courtesy of TI-IOR'S FLOWER SHOP Ph 63, Colfax For Quality Flowers and COLFAX FEED MILL Turn-Rite Sf Arcady Feeds CAMP MEETING AT COLFAX Left to Right: Emma Butters Kingdon, Mother Butters, Ida Ross, and Carrie Wiggins. Mains lived here in 1906. Celia and Art Randall live here now. ,Q lAbove Centerl Fannie I. CMillerJ Main. At the age of six weeks she, with her parents, sisters, and brothers, came to Iowa during the pioneer days and set- tled on a farm in Marion County near Percy, where she lived until young woman- hood. At one time before her marriage she operated a millinery store in Prairie City. U-Xbove Rightj Harlan Henry or H. H. Main was born May 12, 1863 and spent his entire life in this community as farmer, carpenter, and many years in the hard- ware store of Little and Gill. I-Ie married Fannie Miller of Percy, Iowa, Novem- ber 12, 1887. They had three daughters, Nellie, Hallie and Ethel. He passed away September 3, 1933, and his wife passed away Ianuary 26, 1945. This picture was taken about 1898. MODEL T FORD - 1910 Front Seat: Geraldine Cowman Winegar. Back Seat: Bertha Branderhorst. 1 I THE ROBERTS FAMILY CBe1owJ BOTTOM: Left to Right: W. E. lEdJ Roberts, Mar lMollieJ Main. TOP: Clara QRobertsl Zang, Orville, Maud KRobertsJ Iensma. Built by Mr. Main. Y, Q , ,V Wal L X ,Jw 'X . I as 4 .UQ f, E ... Y. . ki, M QT3:,g? . ' 'P '59 L qv. ' v K gif. , . up R ,za .kd 3 JW.. a sw 'f' f . , 7 '1 39 f A v E LEA, Q . iz 1 1 x as X rg A A 55 . L 4 F V f it-1 I WE Q5 - ' it 2 ,, gig 2.9-X5 f 1 l.., YJ. 3 If fam 3 Q. WW Q, ,mmf H - X, .. J MQ. - Q E? W A' V- Y- J aw, , 1 ,P xr.-.f'5:1:g.w-. ,Q fx x 3 ff x, ,L MAL - .W J EL -fmywmwwwwfwf nv ww 'M N M ff..Q,,XK, : WN 96 Left to Right: Richard Charls, Mrs. W. C. Elrod, Iosie Copner, Mrs. R. Charls, Violet Charles, W. W. Charls, George Charls, Elsie Charls, and Mrs. Copner's son. as , 95: 5 . r 'H Z w r - A if. x Q A 2 H ' ,- ..,, 4' '5 wk I r r g, , H . N Blanche fChar1sD Waddle Compliments of SCOOP DE REUS and FIRST NATIONAL BANK Prairie City Dr. C. R. Van Voorhis and Donnie A Little Boy with his Hands I-'ull Doyle Churchill TOP ROW: Left to Right: Rueben French, Edgar Warner, Cloyd Bollo, Ralph Shoffstall, Chris Russell, Arthur Kile, George Pentlco, Ray Border, Caro'l Schlosser, -Graham, Grace Rug- gles, Ethel Byers, Nell Schalk, BOTTOM ROW: Ophra Melleson, Merle Moore, Ray And- rews, Grace Sterling, Ray Brashear, Ralph Iones, Iva Giles, Mabel McFadden, Lottie Zaayer, Doris Schalk, Cyril McKinney, Forest Dowden, Fern Goodspeed, Howard Shriver, Ethel Maln, Myrtle Wllllams: Teacher, Christine Crawford. 1906 or 1907 'his page Courtesy of 1. C. PENNEY COMPANY, Newton, Iowa Mr. and Mrs. Ever- ett KS. EJ Ch urchlll Kbelowl celebrated the- lr Golden Wedding, November 23, 1954. She was the fcrmer Ce- lla Maude Van Slyck. They live about three and one-half miles east on Reasna Road, on a farm owned since 1913. FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Everett Scheffers, Kenneth Messmaker, Harry Ravenhorst, Ralph Buckingham, Carl Brubaker, Iay Vender Schel, Max Ten Hagen, Marlon Meyers, Price Brubaker, Iake Scheffers, Joe McK1veen, John Holmes, Robert Wilkinson, Hugh Iarnagln, Donald Haskins, Earl Wilson, Iack Int Veldt. BACK ROW: Teacher, Unknown: Unknown, I. W. Erskin, Unknown, Thelma De Witt, Helen Fleming, Unknown, Mary Yowell, Margaret Vanderzyl, Unknown, Mary Turner, Edith Gilbert, Jeanette Scheffers, Unknovsm, Irene Price, Ruth Ada Phearman, Dorothy Moul, Lola Huckaby, Unknown. IBe1ow-Rightl i FRONT ROW: Left to Right: A. E. Cowman, Unknown, Arie Intveldt, Cyrus Ryan, Louis Simbrow, Unknown, E. F. Norris, Melvin Bowan, Iesse Pender, Ezra Pender. SECOND ROW: Tom Schrader, Unknown, Homer Means, John De Notter, Lou Carnahann, Kane , Irwin Patrie. THIRD ROW: Will Andrews, Georqe Pentlco, Unknown, Rex Ryan, Ben Pentlco. Ed Roberts, Albert McFadden, Dick Ze ayer, and Iohn Ver Duidt. Other thre McKeever, Wm. Duncan, Frank Butters, Mamie Porter, Walter 4 men not identified. Parker, Lillian Wooddell, Lella Woodard, Frank Woodard. OLD SETTLERS COMMITTEE - 1940 Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Stravers Left to Righty Ioe Mclilveen, Dee Norris, Iohn I-lolmes,Ilm Vanderwaal, Russell Hayes, and Dick Randall . xl wf Dr. Iohnson Dr. Ella Reinert son all Ili I N. MIS! uw' v' Y, BACK ROW: Left to Righty W. M. Cowman, Jim Cowman, Iohn Cowman, Hugh Cowman, George Covsmran. FRONT ROW: Eliz- abeth KCowmanJ Kain, Molly fCowmanD Carter, Joe Cowman, Press Cowman. The Cowmans came here from Indiana, when William was nine years old, in a covered wagon. edding picture of George Smits and Sarah KMarkusl Smits, xrrled Pelzruary 21, 1906. FOUR GENERATIONS OF THE NORRIS FAMILY Nancy E. lSa1kD Woolley, Minnie L. Cwoolleyl Norris, Iohn B. Norris, and D. C. Norris. SEATED: William Cowman was born Iune S, 1845, Arcissa KMoonJ Cowman was born February 10, 1848. STANDING: Left to Righty Will, Emma fCowmanJ Rine- hart, Frank, Worth, Etta fCowmanD Carter, Iohn, N. O. fdecoasedl, Ben, Savil- lia fHughesl Cowman, Ioe. The Cowman's old home was where Al Keunning lives. They moved to the Gossett place on February 16, 1898. The picture above was taken on William and Arc1ssa's fiftieth wedding anniversary, August 30, 1866. Courtesy of MAYTAG COMPANY Newton If , A'ffgf'3 L, Wedding picture of D. C. Norris, 20, and Mabel Uenningsl Norris, 20, married October 6, 1909. Mrs. D. C. Norris working in the post office. K J ... A ,N-:LQ.,- .W .Vs M 1 5 . : ., fy N..- 5 ...- fp rf A iw it y 1 Q ' - J I N, - . hw , t . . .. , . ew 3 is my A .H K at , , K N . me err A . e if ' ' A f f? -9 ' Y if Q Q .aw lk Vt, 3 1 -X t no .f i - F . 5 . ., we ,. N N 5 9 FEATHERS' RESTAURANT fAhovel Left to Right: Dr. Pierce, Frank MR. AND MRS. GEORGE CHURCHILJ on their fiftieth anniversary. George 28, and Rhoda Offill, 26, were marrier February 22, 1888. She came from Kenl tucky during the Civil War: he came tc Prairie City from Pennsylvania before the railraod. He arrived by wagon train in 1863. Mr. Churchill was raised on the farm where Bob Roorda now lives: Mrs. Churchill, where Ed Roorda lives: ann they lived where Harold Ver Huel live: for nineteen years, followed by thei son, Ralph, for thirty years. More, Traveling Man, Mr. Arnald, Dave Mafit, Mr. Dawson, May Bussel, Jen Duntley, Lee Duntly, Mr. Feathers, Mrs. Feathers, Mrs. Riddle, and Gertie Stine- mafl. HOUSE NEXT TO CAVETT'S STORE VANDALIA Left to Right: Jennie Cavett, Mrs. Gorman, and Lyd Fleming. WOODMAN LODGE Glightl TOP ROW: Left to Right: Iohn Williams, Ivan Moore, Ralph Means, Arie Zaayer, Ray Gil- bert, Lewis Simbro, Loe Warner, Percy Conley, BOTTOM ROW: Iim Gilbert, Elmer Williams, Earl Williamsjvirgil Cooper, Howard Hayes. ERNEST WILSON with---well, we know they're Prairie City' 9iY1S- THE CHURCHILIS Early l900's. Left Right: Ralph, Mab flfrazerl, Sumner. ....,.,,....m-, M .r , , . ,l...,,.,........,,.. ......,.N....-,.t .et .M Gail H. Timmons Ierry Baldwin, Mail Carrier Glen and Nola Daughterty Courtesy of SANDY'S STUDIO Colfax IOHN'S SHOE SHOP FRANK BROTHERS Contractors 61 Builders Qabovel Iohn Roberts was born December 5, 1932, in Madison, Jefferson County, Indiana. At 23 years he went to Illinois and worked as a farm hand. Elizabeth Ann Murrell was born February 1, 1835 in Botentourt County, West Virginia. When 18 years old she moved to Illinois. March 8, 1857 Iohn Roberts and Eliz- abeth Ann Murrell were married in Rose- ville, Illinois. In the fall of 1868, with their four children, they came to Iowa in a covered wagon and settled on a tract of land. He purchased this land seven miles northeast of Prairie City. This picture was taken in 1900 in Prair- ie City of their family. Left to Right, SECOND ROW: W. E, Roberts, Jason Roborts, George Roberts. FIRST ROW: Mrs. .Samuel Blount, Iohn and Elizabeth Ann Roberts. john Roberts died Ianuary 27, 1922 and Elizabeth Ann died February 2, 1917. Courtesy oi ROBERTS BROTHERS Groceries, Bottled Gas Ranges, Plumbing, Heating Pumps G Windmills FOUR GENERATIONS Iohn Roberts, 767 his son William Ed ward, 50: his daughter Maude lRoberts Iensma, 247 and her son Andrew Edward 8 months. August 22, 1909 Left to Right: Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Blount and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts and family, Mr. and Mrs. jason Roberts and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Roberts and family. This picture was taken of Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts, their children and grandchildren at their home in Prairie City in 1900 Know the Vande Kieft homel. The fifth boy sitting down from the left is the mayor of Prairie City. g ,.,. ...., ' M , we if it KY sw 7'5. W' , ffl'-, 1 Left to Righty Harry Wassenaar, Iohn Woodell, Clyde Benjamin, Howard Iennlngs, Francis Turner, Iohn Mor- hauser, Coach F. H. Lory. S. TRAIN WRECK AT DUNN'S CROSSING - 1913 Happy Dunn was in town to see Agnes Meador, now his wife. The train hit the horse just as it crossed the track: they claimed the steel forks of the saddle wrecked the traln. Everyone was looking for Happy --they were afraid he was killed: but he was still in town courting. Iohn Bal1agh's father's stand at Old Settlers. His father is the man with the mustache. 'larjorie and Melvin Green Donnie Van Voorhls Miss Barrett and Miss Icel Shearer, Teachers DILLA CMILLERJ KINDRED AND ELZA R. KINDRED They lived ln home formerly occupied by William Martin one mile east and one-half mlle south, now occupied by Darrell Steenhoek and Louise iRob- ertsl Steenhoek. AMR. AND MRS. ROBERT TELFER Mr. Telfer, born in England ln 1843, came to Iasper County in 1881, and settled on the home place one mlle east, one mile south and one-half mlle east of town ln 1890. They are the parents of Walter Telfer, Ada Kel- logg, and Anna Edwards. Daughters of George Shearer: Grace KMrs. Ray Robertsl and Zella Cde- ceasedl, on the farm now owned'by Pete Gilbert. Courtesy of WHITTED IMPLEMENT COMPANY McCormick Implements Phone 87, Monroe, Iowa JAMES G. VANDER WAAL INS. AGENCY For all your insurance needs and auctioneering--Phone 4621 VANDER SCHEL PRODUCE Phone 3091 Poultry, Eggs, Wayne Feeds The Kindrodl with Hired Hand, B111 Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Dave! derwood, first place e of tovm on highway wh Bob Jennings is now bud ing his new home. FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Lyman Bowan, Russell Perryman, Dick Zaayer, Claude Williams, CarrolM11lison John Perry, Carrol Iones. BACK ROW: Bud Ballagh, Dad R. , Ray Coy, Ralph Warner, Richard Meyers, David Wagaman, Charley Roovaart, Lee Coy, Bill White. Compliments of UNDERBRINK TEWIILRY DR. M. IONES, M- D- Newgon Colfax Quality you can see and prove Congratulations to the Class of 1956 Roy Thompson, Mrs. George Vander Zyl, William Thompson Dorothy Moul, February 18, 1936 Wearing Gertie Stlneman's moth- er's wedding dress. Frank Green, World War I Cook Stage Coach Watering Tower on Butter's Place Courtesy of PRAIRIE CITY MOTORS FORD - Sales and Service FARMERS' SUPPLY STORE, Colfax IOI-IN DEERE Farm Equipment MAUGER'S BAKERY wo HOME MADE ICE CREAM 1607 E.. Grand, Des Moines, Ph-62-2415 We Specialize In Decorated Cakes FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Dick Randall, Harper Shearer, Hurbert Dowden, Forest Dowden, Earl Baird, Russ Danley, Roy Danley, Ray Danley. SECOND ROW: Arthur Randall, Ierry Baldwin, B111 Roebertus, F. M. Randall, George Ramsey, Bill Randall, P. D. Wag- aman, Frank Shearer, Edwin Ramsey. Morgan Valley Church 106 Esten and Elouise Enyart Roy Gulling Edgar Birkenholtz Courtesy of H. M. THARP, M. D., Monroe PRATT CLOTHING for Men and Boys Dry Cleaning, Colfax JONES PRODUCE, Colfax Hatchery, Poultry, Eggs COLFAX LOCKER PLANT Processing 61 Freezing it Electa CMi11erJ Ingle Cora QF1em1ngl Miller Meats and Vegetables GEORGE 'S JEWELRY, Colfax Roy Stoner 0 I. H. Little Residence, Now Owned by Ben Buckingham. carry wiggms' Father Compliments of NEWTON SEED STORE, Retail Farm' 61 Garden Seeds Compliments of Murphy 61 Wayne Feeds, Newton NEWTON PLATE GLASS COMPANY ATIONAL MFG. 5, STAMDINGQ 2425 DEAN AVENUE FIRST ROW: Ollie French 1M111esonl, Anna Butters QUDPL Susan French QBrownJ, Emma QM1l1esonl Ray, Mary McKinney fPerrymanJ. SECOND ROW: Anna Turner Ckimbroughj, Maggie Warner, Emma Butters KKingdonJ, Emma Offil, Ollie Bailey, Hattie Wilson. THIRD ROW: Anna Vetters QGrahamD, Gertrude Smith, Minnie Wilson Qwoodardl, Della Milleson, Carrie Wiggins. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Gulling, Fern, Dessa, Ross and Harlan Courtesy of VANDERZYL PRODUCE MCLAUGHLIN G JOHNSON, IEWELERS China, Watches, Iewelry, Silverware, Newton GOBEL TRACTOR COMPANY, Ph 62-4407 2620 East University, Des Moines Three Maids and Their Hats Ollie Cline and Carrie Wiggins . .. My K 1 up William Thompson Mrs . William Thompson I Courtesy Joseph I. Hall, Ir. , 2029 East Ave. NE Courtesy Cedar Rapids--Representative for Cleveland GAMBLES STORE, Colfax HERFF-JONES COMPANY--Class Jewelry, Hardware, Furniture, Appliances Announcements, Uniforms, Annuals Phone 365 Ethel and Hugh wxuxams Donald Van Voorhls Going to See a Sick laby. Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Trader Courtesy of DOOLEY'S MUSIC STORE, Newton MAID-RITE, Newton HAROLD C. HANGER, Ieweler 526 E. Locust, Des Moines-Ph 3-3027 First Day of School 1941 Donnie Miller lde ceasedl, Junior Dodd now a student at S U.I. A. O. Blood Left to Right: Bell Rou- tson, C.C. Gulllng, Dessa Noon. BACK ROW: David Wagaman, Twoodell, Don McFadden, Dick Zaayer, Charlie Rovart. FRONT ROW: Helen Waqaman, Mary Hess, Helen McCoy, Leone Wiggins, -Ulrey, Helen Fleming. Courtesy of EASTER'S ROYAL BLUE Colfax CROSS JEWELRY 6 SPORTING GOODS Keepsake Diamonds Colfax Helen Wagamen and Blanche Clark Courtesy of WHITE WAY AUTO CO. , Pella, Iowa Chevrolet 6: Oldsmobile Ray, Roy and Lee French .,,mW..-,......,.,r....- ., rl ...- m....,...........,.............,.,..,,,,.,,..M,., Left to Right: Charles French, Elmer Williams, Edith Vander Meyden, Lee Duntley, Claude Williams. 2: Y I g f ,. WM A ,LQ k,,j'f: M . .. ' x ' 4541 ,L f' ' ' an-,kv Lucy Sandy, Bertie French, and Julie Hurst. Laurence Peery and Edith Williams Courtesy SCHUTTINGA'S BARBER SHOP ED'S GARAGE General Auto Repair, Parts, Sporting Goods Mack and Elizabeth Williams Iohn and Elemer Laurel Taylor 5 , A 1 4 4 Carl Iennings, Winfred Thompson, Roy Monsma Courtesy MR. KUTZLI - The Meanest Man in Town and WILEY ROBERTS - Spend-Thrift Mayor for 8 Years Bob and Don VanRyswyk Noma CM111erl Brunner and Gale Miller Edgar Warner This plcture ni ,lho Pulver home was taken asmmber of years ago. Courtesy of PETE NUGTBREN, Watch Repair and BERT VAN HAALEN, Clothing 8: Shoes, Ph 5101 William Pulver FAMEIJ HIIUSI5 IJESTRUYEII III PRAIRIE CITY f ' ,i 0 Pnzed He1r1ooms ' a Q ' ' host 1n.F1re. - An Iowa pioneer, helped from his room by relatives, had a. narrow escape Satur- day noon when flre destroyed his home, the Pulver place, one of the oldest and most widely known historical landmarks in central- Iowa. ' The pioneer, William Pulver, 81, son of an early Swiss landholder, was assisted from his room as the flames broke tbrou h from the E roof above the old stone and frame dwelling. ' J Near Prairie City. 2 It is located eight miles south- vwest of Prairie City, Ia., not far ffrom the Polk county line. So famous is the 80-year-old house that its plans several years ago were recorded at the Iibflfy of congress at Washing- ton, D. C. A 17-room structure, it is of the Swiss chalet type. It was built with wooden pegs and bolts. Naug were not used in the original con- struction. - Soml-Invalid. Hr- Pulver. a resident of the house since a child, is a semi-in- valid. He was helped from his room by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wicker, who were spending the-day with him. The Wickers' 15-month-old daughter, Alta Fay, also was reg. cued from a downstairs room be- fmefthe flames reached the lower portions of the building. I looked out and saw a peculiar shadow weaving across the yard, Wicker said. Stepping outside, I looked toward the roof. I saw the flames sweeping out of the upper portion of the building. Wicker ran to the attic of the house, a. three-story dwelling. He attempted to beat out the flames, which were spreading rapidly in the face of a strong wind. Realizing his efforts were futile. Wicker hurried to the second floor where Mr. Pulver was resting. Wicker and his wife helped Mr. Pulver outside as the smoke poured in from the quickly advanc- ing fire. Built by Father. The builder of the house, Pul- 1er's father, was Daniel Ferdinand Pulver, a Swiss who came into Iowa a few years following the vpening of that section of the ter- 'ritnrv , ' In building the house he fol- lowed the true architectural lines of Swiss rural home construction. The lower portion of the dwelling was built of stone. Upper parts were walled in brick with outside wood facing. It was similar to the house which had been Pulver's home in the Alps. Cabinet Maker. Pulver in later years supple- mented his farming with wood- work and cabinet making. An extensive coffin making trade was carried on at one time at the resi- dence. The place was filled with heir- looms, all of which were re- ported a total loss. lnsuragce totaling S700 was carried on the residence. A large old fash- ioned loom, used for many years by several generations of the Pulver family, was destroyed. The loom was stored ln the basement. A daughter and son-in-law, Mr. ,and Mrs. Jay McCoy, lived in 'the- home with Mr. Pulver. Mr. and Mrs. Wicker were staying with the elderly man while the other members of the family were shop- ping in Des Moines. Escaped Tornado. The old Pulver home had es- caped destruction two years ago when a tornado carried off the two barn and a hog house from the place. Mlraculously, the h a. r d y pioneer also escaped injury at that time. The twister, moving ln from the west, uprooted two large elms 20 yarde,from the house. A 'the same'tlme, the big funne hoisted one of the barns into the air- where it burst into pieces, sending dorm a torrent of boards and shingles. The storm, however, carried the dehrls to the east before dump- ing it on the ground. The door of the old homestead M657 against Pulver, who stood in the entrance, but he escaped with mlnor Injuries. The Pulver home site i on the old trail from Keokuk to Council Bluffs, Ia., one ol the first across the state. The United Air Lines route le directly overhead. Pulver has spent recent years ln timing the planes as they drone over the house. He re- calls that as a youth he watched for the rattling old stage coaches with the same Interest. It was adjoining the Pulver farm that the Sac and Fox Indians camped after they returned to Iowa from the southwest. A burial ground of that tribe borders on the farm. Selected for Survey. Several years ago the congres- sional library requested blueprints and descriptions of representative pioneer homes in Iowa. The Pul- ver home was one of ll selected by Edgar Harlan, former stale curator. Research workers employed by the works progress administration spent several days compiling the data. Smoldering Embers. Once a favorite site for tourists who like to seek out-of-the-way places, the Pulver residence Sat- urday afternoon was nothing more than a foundation filled with smoldering embers. Only a deli- cately Wrought iron rail, fash- ioned years ago by a village black- smith, was standing on the foun- dation. Among the treasured antiques destroyed ln the blaze were five of the ,coffins Daniel Pulver had made. 'They were the old-fashioned klndf made of walnut and shaped like e klte. We kept them ln e little dark room up in the attic, Mrs. McCoy said. We wanted to keep them be- cause my grandfather had made them. The blaze destroyed two spin- ning wheels, one carder and e number of homespun fabrics. Part of these older possessions had heevl willed by Pulver to the Iowa state historical department. Cause ln Doubt. A considerable amount of house- holdgoods was saved from the more accessible rooms, but the older things, stored away, could not be reached in time. The cause of the fire could not be established definitely. It is be- Llieved a defective flue may have 'BMW V1 blister- 115 Courtesy of IENNINGS 61 VAN'S GARAGE General Repairing 61 Accessories DR. ELLA REINERTSON Good Luck, Seniors PLEASE U CAPE For Good Food - Try Us We Serve the Best! Roy Edwin McClellan 3 Leta and Mildred Schlosser Above Twent five Year Safe 116 1 I Y- Driving Award for 1955. Left to Righty D. Norris, H.L. Ienningsf, Ioe T. Furnoyf, Wi- ley Roberts, Roy Thompson. 'Winners Noma Brunner William Schlosser Vandalia's Lone Rangef' George Iarnagin Football Team of 1922 WON 1 LOST 6 TIED 1 FRONT ROW: Elmo Coltrell, Orland Pentico, Ioe Stoner, Merle Bowen, Ray Smith, Iohn Clymer, Kenneth Nearmyer. Quarterback, Fred Graham. Left Halfback, D. L. Bru- baker. Fullback, Harry Wiggins. Right Halfback, John Morhauser. Coach, P. E. Tompson. Boy in Window, Everett Scheffers. 52',! 3f lIS?'P L!22? FRONT ROW: Wallace Ogy, Francis Turner, Harry Wassenaar, Merle Bowen, Marion Myers, Orland Pentico, Clyde Benja- min. Quarterback, Fred Graham. Left Halfback, Iohn Woodell. Right Halfback, Howard Iennings. Fullback, John Mor- hauser. Coach, P. H. Lory. Q iam :Q-,Q .gm mzw, MWEQ 2 M , 5391. .411 . levi .. ,gy mx gffiif' 1 :wif if .A F a ES 2 , , if , sag . , . - , 1, V' , an L W, fl 'gig' Qtr Hr A1 gm. ., 53 Ag - v . mf ,F ' 55535 + ' Q 2 fx f fu Qs 3 fi ,,.h .W dfiv as 5 J' f K 'H 5 5 2 I , f- 'X L S ,X uw-m m W ww ., , 1 9 f , mf'-M 1. -' 1' -XQFSQQMW WH' Q K lf: x-M, , 'L f i gum ' A wwf-Y X A ' - 2. in ,,1, QL 4:-1 2- -' N5 W K Mg M . gag .. . A ,Nuff K 7 KT r f'fw..gu,igA, 1 -I .... A . 2 V ,gy , -4 M K.. Q, Q mam mt, -- L5 ' Lik,fQ3 ,1f:.,--,Fw' -7251313 wig?-,xgggi i f ' .QQQW SQ , , SQL - X 1 il -- fx 1fg:vQfXf-QQ A ' V wx . 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K Y TOP ROW: Left to Righty June Johnson, Martha Aurtry, Mary Vander Schel, Josephine Jeffers, Wynona Jeffers, Wilma Zoayer. BOTTOM ROWg Miss Pearl Watkins, Coach: Lois Steers, Pauline Zaayer, Helene Van Haalen, Jeanette Van Bintum. TOP ROW: Wynona Jeffers, Minnie Wagaman, Miss Marie Dodd, Coach: Lillian Thompson, Carrine Van Zante. BOTTOM ROW: Nellie Calvin, June Johnson, Helene Van Haalen, Martha Aurtry, Wilma Zaayer, Ethel Van Bentum. CLASS OF 1881 May Cochrane Anna Duncan Minnie Duncan Minnie Dowden Lucetta Dowden Jennle Keyser CLASS OF 1886 Charles Bryan Tennle Bryan Will Gilbert CLASS OF 1887 Charles Woodard Lillie Wooddell Minnie Woolley D. T. Blodgett CLASS OF 1888 Anna Vetter Mamie Porter Frank Woodard CIASS OF 1889 Maggie Gifford Laura De Wolf Ella Putman CLASS OF 1891 Ida Cowman Anna Butters Carrie Van Dyke Bessie Norris CLASS OF 1892 Nellie Van Slyck Lulu Kellogg Clara Hanes Rose Kellogg Eva Gilbert CLASS OF 1893 Myra Churchill Alice Keables Grace Brothers Josephine Putman Gertrude Clark CLASS OF 1894 Anna Telfer Nettle Turner Minnie Webb Maggie Conley CLASS OF 1895 Maud Van Vark Anna Hanes Estella Sparks Anna M. Rule Maud Kellogg Olivet Brown Pearl Edwards Emma E. Mllleson CLASS OF 1895 Gertrude Van Slyck Alma E. Cottrell Wm. F. Schregardus Zada M. Badger Dalsy D. Hanes Edith Patrle Delilah Putman Mary A. Telfer Edward Owens Bessie L. Clark Graduates 0f Prairie City High School CLASS OF 1897 Ida M. Berg Fannie H. Wiggins Wm. C. Lacey, Jr. Lyda A. Johnson W. R. Springer Beulah Ramsey A. L. Wood Maud B. Selby CLASS OF 1898 Maud Van Slyck Ralph H. Potter Della M. Jenks Ruby M. Thomas Wlnifred O. Berg Roscoe D. Wood Alma L. Norris Ben W. Brown, Jr. Lella I. Bryan Boyd L. Price Helen A. Gill Ira T. Jones Daisy E. Clark CLASS OF 1899 Dessa Blodgett R. C. Coffey Clifford J. Cowman Etta Gilbert Charles C. Kellogg Odessa Lehman Donald V. Mitchell Walter N. Vandermast CLASS OF 1900 Neva Butters Leona Dowden Lee Lacy Roy Rule Martha Sunbro Neva Curley Osa Edwards Veva Little Mable Yoakum Roy Prlce CLASS OF 1901 Bessie Baird Hazel Chandler Haddie Hanes Zoe Butters Doanie Clark Bessie Hlxson Homer Rule CLASS OF 1902 Della Clark Hugh Little Maud Shera Allena Dowden Maud Miller William Booth CLASS OF 1903 Ray Baird Glenne Glll Blrge Lacy Orpha Roberts Cornla Waters Percy Conley Gertrude Kramer Helene Potter Mabel Schlosser Eva Hayes CLASS OF 1904 Louise Blsbee Barbara Schregardus Earl Baird Nellie Clark CLASS OF 1905 Sake Baldwin Rubama Kingdon Nellie Kingdon Mae Stoner CLASS OF 1906 Bertha Brown Ethel McClellan Zelle Shera Paul Harp Ethel Timmins Floy Little Anna Robb Ada Telfer Helen Harp Roy Furnoy Zena Strawn CLASS OF 1907 Clarke Baldwin Hazel Schlosser Gladys Webb Mabel Griffls Jamie Timmins Charley Hayes CLASS OF 1908 lcil Shearer Ruby Strawn Adelaide Ramsey Beulah Shriver Earl Curry Maude Ramsey CLASS OF 1909 Burton Baird Irene Grlffis Winnie Norris Harper Shearer Grace Shera Donald Butters Fred Hurst Nell Norris Marie Shearer Ruth Harp Russell Hayes CLASS OF 1910 Elmer Cooper Florence Sterll CLASS OF 1911 Maye Fuller Gertrude Kane Fred Little Dwight Hanel Oscar Kane Earl Williams CLASS OF 1912 Ray Bussell Cornie Hurst Sam McFadden Ernest Wilson Nellie Frank Hallie Maln Louis Vanderlinden Laura Waddell CLASS' OF 1913 Nellie Balrd Ernest Dowden Clarence Jones Mason Martin Helen Nixon Harold Blodgett Loren Jenks Luna Kane Agnes Meador Ivan Shearer Irma Vanderllnden CLASS OF 1914 Forrest Dowden Elsie Kane Mabel McFadden Violet Plympton Iva Giles Ethel Main Luclle Milleson Doris Schalk Lottie Zaayer CLASS OF 1915 Lee French Orpha Mllleson Willard Roberts Nellie Schalk Florence Jones Merle Moore Grace Sterling Neta Shorten CLASS OF 1916 Erma Barrett Bonnie Brock Pauline Brown Lawrence Dowden Evelyn Kingdon Clarence Mllleson Lavita Taylor Gladys Barrett Vernon Brock Lee Coy Maude Illlas Albert McFadden Marie Newell Claude Williams C1-.ASS OF 1917 Berlin Ballagh Myra Freeman Katie Newell Russell Perryman Leroy Schakel Roscoe Cottrell Rosalind Jenks Lillian Pannenbacker Neta Russell Faye Schalk CLASS OF 1918 Beth Anderson Bessle Krohn Edith Roberts Marjorie Graham Blanche Peery Ruth Schakel Laura Wooddell CLASS QF 1919 Mary Hess Helen Peery Leone Wlqglns Helen McCoy Ruth Ulrey George Fllkkema CLASS OF 1920 Carroll Wooddell Jay Brubaker Roy French Ory Hess Harold Jennings Lyman Bowen Enos Fouts Belle Graham Floyd Jarnagin Carroll Jones Russell Neff CLASS OF 1921 Lora Jennings Lucile Warner Florence Curry Frank Wiggins Gladys Jennings Harold Fleming Ralph Roberts Verne Matson I LaMertla Wagaman Raymond Ritzhaupt Zola Patrle Martha Ballagh CLASS OF 1922 Violet Phelps Louise Wassenaar Lester De Hart Bert Van Haalen Mable Elrod Doyle Cottrell Kenneth Patrle Guy Sandy Lawrence Peery Genevieve Matson Earl McFadden Elva Neff Jeanette Schultz Clara Pannenbacker CLASS OF 1923 Hazel Martin Elsle Daly Florence Vander Kraan Enid McCoy Nadine Newell Faye Warner Thelma Smith Doris Brown D. L. Brubaker Kenneth Nearmyer Alvlrda Long Clifford Cooper Joseph Stoner Faye Curry Margaret Klser Mary Morhauser Harry Wiggins Ruth Remsburg Marjorie Moomaw Bertha Vanderwaal Marlon Dowden CLASS OF 1924 Elizabeth R. Binford Murrell R. Bowen Mazle A. Elrod Howard G. Jennlnql Edlth E. Peery John M. Woodell Dorothy L. Cowman Evelyn L. Hayes Goldie M. Pentico Ruth J. Stears Harry Wassenaar Orland C. Pentico CLASS OF 1925 Ernest Daly Wallace Ogg Kathryn Churchill Julia Jennings Marie Vanzante Alice Hanawalt Lois Churchill Edna Wagaman John Morhouser Ina Burns Marlon Myers Meredith Dowden Clyde Benjamin Paul Schakel Fred Graham Billie Huckabay Kenneth Blnford Laura Stoner William Van Zee CLASS OF 1926 Janice Vander Kraan Beryle Conley Darrell Elliott Jeanette Van Bentem Howard Young Pauline Zaayer Roy Phearman Roy McClellan Josephine Jeffers Roy Thompson Harold Krohn Mary Ward Francis Turner Ardis Remsburg Marie Van Ginkle Florence Vieth Gladys Townsley Raymond Kellogg Merril Cowman Weller Patterson CLASS OF 1927 Helene Van Haalen John Owens Northa Awtry Lillian Thompson Lenore De Haan Glen Meador Martha Moore Ida Jensma Vernon Bower Leo Ver Dught Donald Van Voorhls Ralph Cragan Elmer Martin CLASS OF 1928 Davld Boot Ada Stravers Helen Scheffers Robert Butler Martin Van Zee June Johnson Kenneth Curry Maurice Ballagh Fern Jarnagin Howard Van Wyngarden Wilbur Kellogg Ione Van, Baale Wilma Zaayer Florence Vroom George Vanerzyl John B. Norris Bert Van Zante Ruby McReynolds Wilma Jarnagin Wynora Jeffers Melvln Moomaw Freda Cooper CLASS OF 1929 Ellen Boot Edna Boot Harry Young Howard Sparks Frances Riddle Dwight Johnston Ethel Van Benten Kenneth Buckingham Marguerite Pentlco Hubert Jennings Gertrude Brown Marjorie Kane Clara Van Der Hart Minnie Wagaman Willard Butler Wllber Conley Swlght Burns John Holmes Rhea Myers Leo Phearman Dennls M. Gilbert Doris Morgan Leo Van Dusseldorp Elvelyn Cohyn Joe Turner CLASS OF 1930 Eleanor Clark Clearence Yowell' Corinne Van Zaute Thelma Kane Lawrence Brown Ted Findlon Nellie Calvin Grace Clippinger Harry Van Zee Claudle Myers Darold Cowman Harriet Tlngle Samuel R. Emerson Cordella Wilson Ruth Young Elmo Curry Wandel Wagner Ila Winegar Anna Bess Jensma Lester Thompson Verda Berkenbosch CLASS OF 1931 Majorle De Wlt P. R. Van Wyngarden Paul Waddle Jacob Hlemstra Ruth Phearman Winefred Thompson J. W. Erskine, Jr. Travis Walters Kathryn Bowen Mary Turners Algee Brunner Harold Van Zee Jean Scheffers Lois Broom Helen Booher Duane Burns Lola Hackabay Geneva Young Ruth Corrle George Waddle Edward Voss Hazel Timmins Raymond Steenhoek Darrell Faidley Joesph McKlveen Mildred De Wit Mildred Kane Price Brubaker Lee Pentico Dorothy Moul Margart Vanderzyl CLASS OF 1932 Helen Fleming Kenneth Messmaker Ruth Kellogg Ralph Buckingham Jesse Calvin Mildred Phearman Dorothy De Wit Max Ten Hagen Bertha Ruerkirk Bertha Schuttinga Vivian Graves Gertrude Van Dusseldorp Marlon Myers Effie Reeves CLASS OF 1933 Chase Miller Earl Wilson Wllbert Vand Lune Thomas Ritter Agnes Ver Heul Harold Ver Huel John Hemminger Elsie Waddle Vinton Ruggless Caroline Myers Thelma De Wit Mary Yowell Ruth Moul Fred De Haan John Buckley Florence Norris Carl Brubaker Jack Int Veldt Lawrence Werges Vernon Davis CLASS OF 1934 Velda Taylor Ray Van Wyngarden Louise Rouwenhorst Ruth Boot Georgia Myers Lloyd Butler Vera Stoner Lawrence Brashear Merle Tldball Harold Kane Lucille Thomas Harry Gaass Edith Duntley Beryl Kane Frank Smits Wlnifred Graham Hugh Williams Anita Walters June Warner Lawrence Wilson Bessie Graham Ray Ten Hagen Thelma Plate Ralph Danks Margaret Van Ryswyk Warren Cowman Florence Buckingham Ruth Scheffers William Graham Rosland Pentlco Leroy Wilson Walter Lee Turner CLASS OF 1935 Cressel Berkenbosch Albert Beyer Rex Booher Robert H. Bowen Leo L. Brubaker Reva Bultenwerf George F. Faldley Basil Honch Charles Lee King Vern Mott Charles Ruggless Donald D. Stravers Naomi Hibbs Edith L. Telfer Raymond Van Zee Mildred Van Wyngarden George Donald Timmons Mildred A. Thompson Payl Vande Lune I Bethine Wilson Irene Stoner Carry Jane Myers Bernice De Graff Joyce B. Huibregtse Norma Ione Vroom Verda Louise Williams CLASS OF 1936 Edward Huibregtse Loren Bowans Ola Mae Van Arkel Irene Kane Dale Messmaker Ray Ryerkerk Dorothy Ten Hagen John Moul Roy Stoner Hilma Gilbert Mildred Pender Helen Jarnagin Lois Telfer ' Catherine Berkenbosch Edward Myers Pauline Berkenbosch Ida Mae Buckingham Matilda Jabaai Raullne Elrod Cornelia Van Gorp Clarence Wilson Clyde Jarnagin Arthur Wilson Harold De Vries Hubert Elrod Robert Int Veldt Leland Faidley Donald Arrasmith Dean Colvin Garold Boliver CLASS OF 1937 Evangeline French Dorothy Messmaker Dorothy Flndlow Ruth De Haan Melvin Smith Frances Shorten Almira Van Gorp Wayne Tabor Francis Randall Eldred Boliver Dorothy Stoner Willard Steenhoek Lawrence Steenhoek Kenneth Plummer Dorothy Elliott Burl Brashear Wilma Telfer Jean McFadden Clark Brashear June Ruggles Wilma Van Zee Beryl Berkenbosch Elsie Bowans Edward De Vries Gladys Wlnegar John Slings CLASS OF 1938 Raymond Gaass Nateen Coy Wilma Boertze Bob' Van Arkel Wayne Miller Vernlce Boliver Gladys Marlnus Melvin McClellan Carroll Jennings Gwendolyn Graham Mildred Randolph John Geurts Junior Faldley Jean Vroom John Shorten Basil Johnston Opal De Bruyn Dale Berkenbosch Lillian Graham Virginia Walters Opal Brubaker Anna Mae Jabal Catherine Verschuire Myrtle Myers Raymond Hutchuson Jack Van Pllsum Faye White John Hecht CLASS OF 1939 Elsie Telfer Doris Steenhoek Max Jennings Gaius Taylor Frances Ann Offill John McKlveen Edith Wil son Gerald Vander Lee st Maxine Roruwenhorst Ray Bultenwerf Joe Clark John Elrod Charley E. Brown Orville Frazer Ruth Yowell Mercedes Graham Lowell Barrett Robert Lee Wlnegar Evelyn Churchill Robert Timmins Melvin Green Maurice Danley Nellie Dikkenberg Conrad Van Gilder Helen McFadden Galyn Wilson Mary Jane Booher Melvin Berkenbosch Dean Chandler Carl J. Booher CLASS OF 1940 Cecil Charles Gerald Schuttlnga Myna Myers Cecil Ogburn Merle Myers Donald Brewer Vlrgln1a'Van Hom Erma Pender' Ruth Gilbert Ina Beth Frazer Rosalee Ruggles Elmer Brown Merlin Brubaker Wilma Jean Willson Dorothy Rose Marilyn Shera Kathryn Lovett Majorle Messmaker Pearllna Pharls Marjorie Dorothy Tabor Laveta De Bruyn Ray Wilson Margaret Ritchie Raymond Romlck 'Doyle Brubaker Edith McFadden Marlon Van Zee Marguarlte French Vivian Barrett CLASS OF 1941 Arthur Schuttlnga Eileen Charls Clazlena Vos Orvllle Bucklngham Carl Abner Wiggins Rueben Steenhoek Viva Klnart Wayne Wagaman Wayne Faldely Lawrence Stravers Lois Clark Vernon Clark Mildred Young Doyle Conley Mabel Timmins Robert De Wlt Larry Hanel Charles Skinner Wllllam Whlte Evelyn Stoner Ella Colvin George Van Zee Roblnette Conn Caroline Dykstra Kermeth Huibregtse Erma Ruth Van Wyngarden CLASS OF 1942 Gerald Lovett Margaret Jennings Lyndall Selberling Keith Willson Madeline French Betty Jean Steenhoek Darwin Boatwrlght Dorothy Dlkkenburg Ester De Vries Doyle Churchill Engellne Steenhoek Adra Van Gllder Edward Datton Heeda Romlck Ruth Decker Lee Schuttlnga Virginia Jennings Edna Den I-lartog Robert Barrett Joyce Van Pilsum Denise McFadden Wayne Woodell Junior Van Ryswyk Laura Gilbert cuss or' 1943 Samuel Buckingham Teacher S. G. Richards Mary E. Steele Alice Elrod Ida Ramsey Allce Wilks Grace Evans Marvin Vande Lune E11 Orbich Jeanetta Steenhoek Coleen Walker Donald Boertjll Audrey Jean Wooddell Herman Van Zee John Klnart lva Mae Frazer Betty Erskln Helen Ducksteln Marjorle Green Florence Plate Jean Albright Howard Thomas Lols French Wayne Marinus John Henry Colvln Ellen Hulbregtse Betty Stravers Dale Clark Robert Monsma Burton Wilson Jayell Bos Veneta Hartzell CLASS OF 1944 Doris Erskln Norma Rouwenhorst Dale Vande Lune Villlam Schultze Dewey Vander Waal Laura Mae Yowell lla Van Arkel Dale Ogburn Wayne Frazer Hazel Blrkenholtz Leona De Vries Harry Wiggins Merritt Dalton Raymond Boertze James Chandler Carol Vander Linden Helen Gaass Donald Van Ryswyk John McFadden Donald Ryerkerk Leroy Vroom Dorothy Boatwright CLASS OF 1945 Marjorie Brlles Elise Bultenwerf Betty Jean Buckingham Harold Dalton Wanda Lea De Bryn Lester De Vries Joan De Wit Cecil Flfer Clarence Gilbert Nettie Helm Lowell McFadden Lawrence McFadden Raymond Steenhoek Joe Timmons Alberta Van Horn Wllber Van Ryswyk Marilyn Strain Eugene Osborn Harold L. Roberts Marrcla Schuttlnga John Barry Kane Keith McFadden Harold Timmons Robert Vanderhart Gerald Vander Leest CLASS OF 1946 Romona Wiggins Norman Roorda Beverly Bauer Joan Van Zee Wayne Stravers Oliver Elrod Joan Honnald Dorothy Ruth Calvert Franclsse Trombley Caroll J. Colston Evelyn Beerends - Warren R. Booher Darrell Steenhoek Shirley Shawhan Margaret Harmlson Margaret Gertsmal Norma Boarwrlght Max Schuttlna Marvln Pulver CLASS OF 1947 Richard Charles Raymond De Bruyn Betty Decker Martin De Vlers Gordon Enyart Pauline Erskine Dorls Kinart Junior Krohn Phyllis Nelson Norma Pulver Joyce Roorda Edna Bell Ross' Melvin Rouwenhorst Arlene Schlppers Neola Schuttlnga Darlene Stamper, Margaret Stamper Beverly Stravers 'l'ena Roorda Carolyn Van Arkel Wllber Vander Kraan Phyllis Crosby Kathryn Mae Henken Mary Lou McFadden Hazel June Myers Barbara Schakel Lenora Vander Lune Kathryn Vanderhart lla I-lunsucker Denny Kane Marilyn McFadden Grace Marie Schut Robert Van Ryseyk Marilyn Van Steenbergen Johnny Young Phil Frank Nell Berdlne Woodell CLASS OF 1948 Leora Furnoy Lyle Blrkenholtz Gayle Hedley Dale Ross Catherine Gertsma Vlrglnia Pinkerton Iola Marlnus George Patterson Louise Roberts Swlght Jack Lawrence Booth Harold Churchill Phlllls Shearer Dorothy Brewer Joe Williams Robert Van Zee Lora Jean Vander Kraan Charles Keeney Marjorie De Bruyn Anne Tice Ruth Van Zee Boni Junge Jack Ballagh Shirley Jennings Duane Walker TEACHERS -- 1898 to 1899 Grades ll-12 9-10 7- 8 5- 6 3- 4 1- 2 Grad. Hake State Normal Monroe High Pella High Monroe I-llgh Osceola High Jerry Brockett Ines Wicker Pauline Patterson Darlene Wicker Vlvlan Mae Vande Lune Katherlne Bowens Marjorle Schakel Blll Honnold Martha Dlckens CLASS OP 1949 Marr Timmons George A. Frank Marvin Gilbert Dick Junge David Elrod Johnnie Green Clifford Verwers Ernest De Reus Roger Thornton Verlln Pulver Dale Berkenholz Loren Moomaw Donal Osborn Jerry Freeman Beverly Price Margaret Vander Kraan Joan Schuttlnga Marilyn Moomaw Marilyn Telfer Evelyn Bollver Delores Walker Darlene Marlnus Bonnie Nelson Melda Daugherty Gay Berdlne Wooddell Maxine Shera Mary Ann Myers Marie Elrod CLASS OF 1950 Mary Albright Ronald Bales Larry Beaver Doris Booth Dwight Churchill Duane Clark Lowell Frazer Laura French Mary Lou Helem Ester Jabaal Swlght Kennedy Marilyn Knight Robert Paterson Laverna Rouwenhorst Ronald Vander Lune Shirley Walker Max Van Horn Mildred Pulver Ray McFadden Gene Vande Lune Meredith Van Zee James Welcher Regina Sanger Eunice Enyart Robert Jennings Mona Van Steenbergen CLASS OF 1951 Betty Hedley Elva Lou Furnoy Betty Jo Osborn Delores Vander Leest Marjorie Berkenholtz Joyce Jabaal Faye De Reus Gladys Roberts Loren Verwers Max Kaln Darwin Ruggles Melvln Wicker Exger. 9 Yrs. 9 Yrs. 9 Yrs. 9 Yrs. 9 Yrs. 9 Yrs. Lawrence Verwers Bob French Pete Myers Dick Thompson CLASS OF 1952 Sarah Buckingham Donna Jean Johnson Nellie I-larrls Joyce Sanderson Jo Ann Van Arkel Pat Taylor Herbert Walker Llonel Wlgglns Marvin Van Peursem Myrna Telfer La Vera Klnart Lowell Wiggins CLASS OF 1953 Wanda Abrahams Cynthia Boot Hubert Churchill Elise Green Rosemary Hanel June Jennings Jim Taylor Jean Thompson Gary Timmons Keith Thornton Ardls Van Peursem Arthur Van Ryswyk Barbara Vande Lune Bob Vanderzyl Donald Hunslcker Beth Williams Larry Jennings Mary Lou Van Gundy Ronald Hlemstra CLASS OF 1954 Sandra Beaver Ruth Grimes Dorothy Daugherty Nona Emerson Jlm McCauley Ronald Telfer Dean Pulver Dlck Soutter Marilyn Miller Lowell Vande Lune Gordon Wa ssenaar Max Ingram Truman Wagner Dorls Trunnel Eleanor Wagenschwanz Marvin Brubaker Mary Lou Van Wyngarden CLASS OF 1955 Leland Aldridge David Boot Shirley Elrod Bertha Grimes Elnor Herweh Beverly Jahaai Duane Jennings Lois Krohn Margaret Mcl-'adden Walter Miller Audrey Pulver Mary Shera Judy Shutt Beverly Osborn Joyce Moomaw Lila Steenhoek Jackie Sparks Beverly Trager Danny Trunnel Loren Vande Lune Margle Van Dyk Erma Lea Brewer Salary S680 Year 50 Month 40 Month 40 Month 40 Month 50 Month THESE ARE EXERPTS FROM THE PRAIRIE CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS MANUAL OF RULES, REGULATIONS, AND COURSE OF STUDY OF 1909 GENERAL MANAGEMENT Non-resident Pupils. --Non-resident pupils may be admitted by paying tuition for at least three months in advance e presenting a receipt for the same to the superintendent. Those not complying with the above regulation shall be denied ' privilege of attendance. ' The tuition for the various departments shall be as follows: Grades one to four, Sl. 00 per month: grades five to elgl 51.50 per month: high school, SZ. O0 per month. Rhetoricals. --No pupil shall be excused from performing such rhetorical work as the superintendent or teachers may 1 quire. All pupils above the fourth grade will be graded on this the same as on other studies, but in the high school it sh count as part of the work in English. Use of Slates. --The use of slates will not be permitted in the school, as they are unclean and unsanitary. Drinking Cups. --Drinking cups will not be furnished by the board. Pupils should be provided with small individual cr for their own use. Exchanging and loaning of cups is not to '.::: permitted. TEACHERS Detention of Pupilsf--Pupils may be detained after the regular time of dismissal not to exceed thirty minutes for ' purpose of making up work or lost time or for the purpose of receiving extra help. Teachers are warned against detain: pupils for punishment until it becomes a habit. Other means of discipline' are preferable. Manners and Morals. --Teachers are reminded of the importance of good morals and manners among their pupils. Tl shall take time occasionally in the general exercise period to impress upon their pupils the need of being truthful, hone respectful to elders, and of good habits in all things. It is not enough to attempt to teach these things thus formally, to strive by daily example and constant reminding to secure results both permanent and natural. PUPILS Age. --All persons between the ages of five and twenty-one years, living within the Independent District of Prairie Ci' are entitled to free school privileges. Recess. --All pupils in health shall be required to pass out of the school room at recess when the weather will perm but will not be required to remain out when it would cause ah exposure of health. Those remaining in the building v be required to maintain quietness, retraining from loud talking and laughing. Gathering on Grounds. --Pupils will not gather on or about the school premises at an unreasonable hour, nor shall tl linger for play on or about the school premises after they have been dismissed, but shall quietly go directly to their home Tobacco. --The use of tobacco in any form in or about the school premises is prohibited. Truancy. --Truancy is a serious offense against the law and order of the school and will not be tolerated. Parents sho realize this and heartily co-operate with the teachers to prevent all unnecessary absences. Missiles. --Pupils are strictly forbidden to throw stones, snowballs, or other missiles upon the school premises, adjacent streets, or bring or have in their ,possession there, fire-arms or any other weapons. IANITOR - It shall be the duty of the janitor to keep the building and equipment in such condition as will secure the health + comfort of teachers and pupils and afford the best conditions for school work. His duties are both numerous and imp tant and the board will take care to secure a competent man. The building shall be thoroughly cleaned three times a year, scrubbed out every four weeks and swept each day. f heating apparatus is under his sole charge and must be kept in good working order. The janitor must pay careful attent to the temperature and ventilation of all rooms. 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