Radcliffe High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Radcliffe, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

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' EBQISMAQL ' IILSHIILSZ' ' ' ff a4 ' Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4: Drum Major 3,43 Annual 4: Pep Club 3,43 Class Play 1,23 F,H,A, 1 3,41 Magazine Award 3: Cardinal 4. fzeu-ml Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 3,43 F.H.A. 1,3,4: Class Officer 2,45 Annual 4: Magazine Award 3: Cardinal 3,43 Cardinal Editor 4: Quill and Scroll 3,4: Girls' Sextet 2, 3,45 Girls' Trio 4. QL. .3-g Im av' Boys' Glee Club 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1,2,3, 4: Cornet Trio 3: Baseball ,2,3,4: Solo 4: Cheerleader 1: Pep Club 3,45 F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4: F,F,A, Delegate 3,45 . Q pa ...sk 1 A ei? V I , ' W Mia . ,I ,Y A V 14:1 1 f ffgrg . ,, I 2 L K -Y If M2:'b'.,rgfsflifAEgA iw' 51404-ow-.9 Boys' Glee Club 2,45 Mixed Chorus 4: Class Play 1: F.F.A, 1. Basketball Manager 1: Clan' Play 1,4 ,. A , 4'-7 -.fgzg . L WLM fa 1? 'S f 1, mg, Z U b r.F.A. 2, tqfiix ivtk g 1 451: .i Jeff Q 4 f i Li E'-J 1, , 9Wm53 1M Boys' Glee Club 2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 2,3,4: Pep Band 3,4: Band 1,2, 3, 4: Boys' Quartet 3: Mixed Quartet 2: Cor- net Trio 1,2,3,4: Gemian Band2,3: Solo 4: Cheerleader 12 Boys' Basketball 1,2,3,4: Baseball 1,2,3,4: Class Offic- er 1: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4: F,F.A, Officer 3,4: F.F,A. Delegate 3: Pep Club 3, 4: Annual 4: Basketball Co- Captain 4. 9 MQW' Boys'G1ee Club 1,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4: F.F.A. 1.2.3.4i F.F.A. offi 3: Magazine Award 3: Annual 4: Class Play 2. at-44 F.F.A. 1.2.3.4- Class Play 2,a. .,...f' ' ,ful Gir1's Glee Club 2,33 Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Annual 4: Pep Club 3,4: F,H.A. 1, 2,3,4. .211 Boys' Glee Club 1,2, 3,4: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Band 2, 3,45 Pep Band 3,4: Pep Club 3: Class Play 2,3,4: F.F.A. 1: Class Officer 3,45 Baseball Manager 2: Band Booster King 3: Mixed Quartet 3. , .ggvrff ,X Q P Girls'Glee Club 1,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus f- ' 1,2,3,4: Band 1,2,3,4: Pep 'Band 1,2, A V in .Sl .gags A' 3,43 Pep Band 1,2,3,4. Clarinet Quartet ,Q . ' M p ' 1,2,3,4: Solo 4: Class Play 3, 4: Pep Club ' J, 3.4: F.H.A. Officer 3: F.H.A. 1,2,3.14:. ' L. nw Class officer 2: Cardinal a,4: Quill and gg- p q Scroll 3, 4: Annual 4: Clarinet Trio 4. ., f K y ' 78 s gl ,f t 1 S W ,J ,., , T? L K ' L- Kew A g f N, s fr X y lY, i I 1 E 5' .Ii Y I0 A Q..z'aL Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 1,3,4: Pep Club 3,4: F.H.A. 1,4. Maas! Girls' Glee Club 1,2, 3,43 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4: Pep Club 3,4: Magazine Award 33 Cardinal 2,3: Cheerleader 2,3,4: Class Play 2: F.H.A. 2.4. av F,F.A. 1,2,3,4. .-, 14 1- fd Q 'vs u 43, 'V , W, he as 4 f A ,6 1' ' , nf' Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4: Girls' Basketball 2,3,4: Class Play 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 3,45 F.H.A. 1, 3,4: Magazine Award 3: Quill and Scroll 3,4: Annual 4: Cardinal 3,4. ll sql! Q-sv' sv .Dadmlf ' B0ys' Glee Club 1,2, 3,43 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4: Boys' Quartet 2,33 Band 3,4: Pep Band 3: Cornet Trio 3: Baseball 2: Pep Club 3,43 Cheerleader 1, 2,4: Cardinal 4:'Class Play 2,3, 4, Annual 4: Class Officer 1. Baseball 1,2,3,4: Baseball Captain 4: Basketball 2,3,4: Pep Club 3,4: F,F.A. 1,2,3: Magazine Award 3: F.F.A. Del- egate 2: Annual 4. N v 9' 4, A , W D I bg . L I M' A ' X, 5 'x rbi R Vx , lfimtiifrex Wi, ,Q Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4: Pep Club 3,4: F,H,A, 1,2,3,4: F.H,A, Officer 3: F.H.A. Delegate 3: Magazine Award 3: Class Officer 3: Card inal 3,43 Annual 4: Quill and Scroll 3,43 Class Play 4. 2.1.00 Girls' Glee Club 1,,2, 3,4: Mixed Chorus 1,213.42 Pep Club 3,4: Annual 4: F.H.A, 1,2,3,4. fi V - as bs Girls' Glee Club 1.2, 3,42 Mixed Choru I ,,,:,.,. ' i ' 2,3,4: Girls' Sextet 4: Band 1,2,3,4: is la Pep Band 3: Basketball 1,2: Pep Club 3, S f 4: Class Play 1, 2, 3,4: Class Officer 2: r 1 F,H,A, 2.4: Cardinal 2,3: Attendant c , - of Band Boosters'Oueen 3. , 4 ' I M . X 0 3 771 L ., gb Bo s Uiee Club l,z.,:3,4: Mixed Chorus , 4 Y hi -. l,2,3,4: Baseball 2,3,4: Annual 4: Class ' fn ' Play 35 Class Officer 1,2,3: F.F,A. Off- ' 'Q Q ice: 4: F.F.A, 1,2,3,4: Baseball co- xg- Q Captain 4. I2 'y i . . A may ' Wg, 45. S, ---' 'B' is , ,Q :C W if If X Q I Dallas Qyafil-Lblfznd Girls' Glee Club 2, 3,-4: Mixed Chorus 2,3,4: Girls' Scxtet 2, 3,4: Pep Chr'- 3,4: Basketball 1,2,a,4g Quin and Scroll 3,4: Magazine Award 3: F.H,A Officer 4: F.H,A, l,2,3,4: Cardinal 3,45 Class Officer 3: Annual 4. apes , , , .,LT,.'N r ,s 5 is N 'N . s N X is X X :X C new rat., Basketball Manager 2,3,4: F,F,A, 3,4. Girls' Glee Club l,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4: Girls' Basketball 1,2,3,4: Girls' Sextet 4: Pep Club 3,4: Class Play 3: F.H.A, 1,3,4: Magazine Award 3: Can- didate for Band Festival Queen 3: Basket- ball Co-Captain 4. Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4: Basketball 2,3,4: Class Play 3, 45 F.H.A. 1,3,4: F,H,A, Officer 4: Class Officer 4: Magazine Award 3: Car- dinal 4: Annual 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Basker- ball Captain 4. f f i AQ 5 A M awww' sei I ' Girls' Glee Club 1,2: Mixed Chorus 1, . , Pep Club 3,4: F.H.A, 1,2,3,4. 2: Pep Club 3,45 Class Play 2,35 Mag- , i azine Award 3: F.H.A, 1,2,3, 4: An.. nual 4. V 1' is ' Qzwyxbg 'Sfx 177' 5, 1 3 an-4 GMA? ' Boys' Glee Club 1,2, 3,4: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4: Magazine Award 3: Pep Club 4: Combined Glee Clubs 3: Tumbling Team 3: F.F,A. 4. ' l1,2,3 at Hubbardj I3 jAaaJd Girls Clue Club l,2, 3,4: Mixed Chorus 1,2.,3,4: Girls' Trio 4: Annual 4s Class Officer 3: F.H,A. 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 3, 4: Mixed Quartet 3. Boys' Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4: Band 3,45 Pep Band 3,4: Boys' Basketball 3,42 Pep Club 3,45 Class Play 2,3,4: F.F.A. Delegate 4: F.F.A. l,'2, A, , 3,4g F,F.A. Officer 4. Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3,43 Mixed Chorus 4: Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 3,4: Class Play 3,45 F,H,A, 1,2, 3,44 1, . P., 'il gr- XX, , , 'KVV ,E 1 4 .. gam- Baseball 1.2,3,4: Boys' Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Pep Club 3,4: Class Play 3. I4 4'-ef 27 A'-w-gf B0yS' Glcc Club 1,2, 3,43 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 3,4: Baseball 2,3,4g Boys' Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Pep Band l,2: Band 1.2.3.4: F.F.A. 1,2.3,4: F.F,A Officer 4: Basketball Co-Captain 4. 111' L. iix V RX , R 4, ,,. 13 afllxif CM C 'af A Boys' Glee Club 1,2, 3,4: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4: Boys' Quartet 2: Mixed Quartet X E , lg, 3: Band 1,2, 3,4: Pep Band 2,3,4: Brass C' if Chamber 4: German Band 2: Solo 3,43 ,a V. ' E Basketball Manager 4: Pep Club 3,4: I .. 2 f X cms Play 3.4: F.F.A, 1,2,3,4: F.F,A, r yr -M. C I Officer 4: F.F.A. Delegate 2,45 Class ' a i ' V r Officer 4: Magazine Award 3: Brass Quar- E f j tet 4. J I Basketball Manager li Pep Club 3,43 Baseball 4: Pep Club 3,4: F.F,A, 1 F.F.A, 1: Class Officer 1. Class Cafe rS 5 C7455 ffowcr! Ru-ple uw' Sliver nil...-I Carrnvhgn 0.55 Moftvf Tala. we followj omarroul Wt ltaJ. President: J ,, Richard Hake '-. Vice President: Argyl Ullestad Treasurer: Naomi Bjerkestrand m Secretary: -V if 5 fl I Lois Rasmussen Class Officers I5 Closs Prophecy As I am sitting before my television set, which is having network Uouble, A I feel myself sleepily lapsing into a reverie in which I am recalling my classi - mates of 1954. !Z3f:: s If you're ever in New York, drop around the corner of 5th and 42nd Sneetg ' gl you'1l. find behind the pizza pie pushcart, Hubert Tussey. Hubert is known all up and down 5th Avenue for his famed product which he makes in his own kitchen 45.6,-gg In one of his unguarded moments, you might catch him singing That s Amore. Jerry Bergeson, who recently completed his ag course at Iowa State, is now '54 ' farming west of Radcliffe. Besides farming he is a representative for the Pioneer ' s Seed Corn Company as Pfister Co. went bankrupt. Oleta Liittschwager is now employed by the Bell Telephone Company and is theswitcnboardoperator at Buckeye. Being a very energetic worker, she is on a 24- hour shift. Argyl Ullestad, proprietor of our local Cadillac garage, recently published his first book. He acquired the background for his book How to Raise Turkeys , from' his ag courses in high school and the time he spent raising turkeys before entering his present business. Richard Hanson is driving an Offenhauser racing car for the Bardahl Oil Com- X pany. As a sideline, heisells motorized baby buggies for handicapped mothers. Howard Fosse, multi- millionaire, is now retired and resides in his mansion at Long Island. The reason for Mr. Fosse's prominence is his invention of a 5 ' A bicycle built for 3 . These bicycles went over with a bang and millions have -Q. - E, Q J been produced and sold. Laurice Streyffeler, surgical doctor, of Cook County Hospital, performed his first operation last week: but was soon barred from the medical profession when he was unable to locate some of his surgical instruments after the operation. The staff became suspicious when the patient began to have sharp land we do mean sharpj pains during the night. The former Betty Peterson, now Mrs. Jerald Bergeson, is a home ec. teacher in the Radcliffe School. Her favorite pastime is selling seed corn with her husband. ' HM? Larry L. Swenson is now playing basketball for the Minneapolis Lakers. 5.353 He recently suffered a broken leg and is not expected to score more than 40 points in his next game. ' I imagine myself driving by Ramona Ranger's house and I see ten children fl , f playing in the yard. 4 Now don't get excited, she runs a day nursery. gh X Richard Hake is continuing his bus-driving career that he started in high ,K ' K X school. He was driving for the 'Greyhound Bus Line but now has his own line, 1 the Hakehound . His motto is No breakdowns with Hakehounds . X! ' Thelma Roe is a Comptometer operator at Bankers Life. She just mar- - ried her boss, the president of Bankers Life. Junior Tuttle and Ruth Hansen are operating the Milky Way Cafe at the American landing stop on the earth to moon route. . X Harlan Kuhfus is assistant coach of the Brooklyn Dodgers. He is also I the life saver or the 'Coney Island Wading Pool , If si I6 Jimmy Bergeson plays the comet in Spike Jones' Band. Jimmy is very proud of his position because he's about the only one in Mr. Jones' band who can read music. Possibly in the near future, he will have a band of his own. ' The time of Fred Astaire has passed now and there is a new star on the horizon. ,- Dallas Twinkletoes Kinney has the world tapping their toes right along with him. 7 c However, he still hasn't given up his thoughts of being a mortician. ' ' - 7.7 Geraldine Frette is secretary of the Whodunit Detective Agency. She is quoted J X C A as saying, 'We find anything from a needle in a haystack to the lost chord . A ', 'I ' ' If you ever need money, just call on DeFlorin Olson. He's just oozing with X, 3 4 money since he has become a big financieron Wall Street. He attributes his success 1 v to playing the stock markets in economics class. ' I Lois Elwick lives in Minnesota where she is vice-president of the Minneapolis School of Medical Technology. ln her spare time she test- drives Studebakers. Y 4 Carl Pickering, the famed hill-billy singer, is currently offering vocalanu dance 0 lessons at Pickering's Jump and Jive Schoo1 . Since the opening of this school, Hubbard i:gif'f'1g, .? has became the hill-billy metropolis of Hardin County. wi, 57' -' ' Ted Maakestad has taken over the management of the hot- lunch program in the Rad- - cliffe School. His inspiration for this type of work came after two years o K. P. duty with the U.S. Army. Lois Rasmussen is modeling for the tall- miss at the Over 5-7 Shoppe. She will be - glad when the shorter lengths come back into style so she won't trip over her .skirts so much. Barbara Hinderaker has established Barb's Barber Shoppe in Hubbard. She will cut your hair anyway you want it but her specialty is butches. Distinguished playwright, Clark Borland, has just produced another smash hit on Broadway. When inter- viewed, Clark said, I got my inspiration from the days I spent daydreaming in 5th- period study halls and sociology class back home in our old high school. uwnw Don Crabtree, king of the film industry, nosed out Clark Gable and became an ,Nix - - - 3 overnight success. Last night he was seen dining in the Brown Derby with movie queen, , Paula Dejure. 'i l'- Naomi Bjerkestrand is now a nurse at the Iowa City Hospital. She went through a specialized 3- year course in 4 weeks. Jeraldine Olson is also a nurse at Iowa City. She did not do nearly as well as Naomi in school. it took her 6 weeks to become a nurse. Frances Skrovig manages a correspondence bureau in Zearing. She has developed her passion for writing letters into a paying proposition. She says, l still think it's more fun to promote my own friend- ships rather than someone else's, but one must make a living somehow, mustn't one? , , Republican Alvin Clark, was recently elected U.S. Senator from iowa. He says his e Z immediate plans are to introduce a retirement plan for high school bus drivers. r .. ' 5 Kathryn Helgeson is an actress in the movie industry. Her latest movie is 'The sg Q5 Outlaws from Deadhead Gulch,'Neath Starry dries, South of the Alamo, with Loaded '. Sixguns . This is a Western. ' X Shirley Anderson is now a beautician and has her shop in Des Moines. She is very skillful at her trade and is recommended by Gorgeous George . Continued on page 55 , I7 3521 Q 7 W1 6 . Kvfxxxfgfk 11 ', Xgfxfllf Z' X , Ac, ff' ww ,f IQ W ,X , W dj X J 7 M ff X 'I Wx f fu W , X wf f fl! f- M xyff! ff! I X XY! f lx XR' ,ff I '11 I 4 fn mf iff' Junior Class FIRST ROW: Betty Wykle, Mary Lou Bjerkestrand,Caro1yn Hodnefield, Donna Kolbc, Sondra Kae Bcrgeson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Herwig, Doris Ann Alsager, Gale Hodson, Myra Trende, Norcnc Cady, Io- lene Severseike, Patty Blome, Mrs. Gill. THIRD ROW: Oliva Reisetter, Sherill Stewart, Caroline Strojeck, Gary Thompson, Rodney Severson, Eileen Raska, Georgia Sampson. FOURTH ROW: Alfred Simpson, Carl Teig, Thomas Reisetter, Dean Hetland, Jerald Johnson, Cecil Greiman, Karen Stenberg, Paul Houck. Juniors Class Officers P1'CSidCr1t4: Donna Kolbe Vice President: Gary Thompson Secretary: Paul Houck Treasurer: Sondra Kae Bergeson 'I 21 Q Sophomore Class ,. ,, ,M FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: Mr. Crinklaw, Charlene Knousc, Rosemary Bergeson, Helen Christiansen, Barbara Thompson, Sharon Olson, Lois Leppor, Elizabeth Tysdahl, Mr. Neumann. Koleen Knutson, Shirley Massow, Ramona Carter, Martha Rasmussen, Glen Ilover- sten, Donald Kolbe, Charles Hinderaker, George Davis, Carroll Eidc, Georgian Ballard, Ardith Stolee, Dorthy Watne, Mary Lou Brocketr, Clara Hansen. Phyllis Liittschwager, Marjorie Oberhokamp, Sandra Priest, Darlene Whittington, Wayne Ott, Martha Smith, Jeanenne Vold, Joyce llinderaker, Marlys Varnnm, Glenda Cammack, Dorthy Swenson, Gloria Lcnning. ArlencThurmo1id, Gary Kuhfus, Jackie Borwick, Dean Mork, Merle Elwick, Clco Buerckley, De Von Swenson, Jerald Hanson, Bill Raska, Kenneth Nassen, Rex Grove, Barbara Hodnefield, Arland Lepper, Arthur lleng. Terry Thompson. Sophomore Class Officers President: George Davis Vice President: Koleen Knutson Secretary: Donald Kolbe Treasurer: Jeanenne Vold 22 F IRS T ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: ABSENT: Freshman CIGSS Mrs. Anders, Katy Bruns, De1Rina Olson, Joyce Olson, Diane Eller, Loretta Reisetter, Judy Hitchcock, Patti Ballard, Mr. Schroeder. Sharon Wykle, Patty lloversten, Helen Stolee, Diane Ritland, Nancy Topp, Craig Bourne, Owen Heng, Charles Sampson, Larry Fenner, Roger Johnson, Steve Thompson, De Ann Swenson. Neil Mossman, Orlen Stolcc, Rita Fosseen, lola Sevcrscike, Kathleen Sevcrson, Marion Reisetter, Marlys Streyffeler, Lavonne Johnson, Richard Knutson, Gary Houck, Vonda Lou Elwick. Edward Marker, Leila Wicks, Beverly Ferguson, George Baer, David Reisetter, Larry Carter, James Eller, Ted Thompson, Kent Hendrickson, Jerry Mott, Tommy llelgeson, Jon Rorem. Jim llutter. Freshman Class Cfficers President: Ted Thompson Vice President: Urlen Srolee Secretary: Patti Ballard Treasurer: Judy Hitchcock 23 Eighth Grade FIRST ROW: Janice Krause, Albert Larson, Joyce Ostrem, Larry Simpson, Paul Twcdt. SECONI ROW: Mrs. Hanson, Joan Hodncfield, Gayle Thorson, Shirley Roc, Dennis Blome, James Christianson, Marlene Thompson. THIRIJ ROW: Gary Scverseike, Larry Eller, Roger Reed, Richard Schwartz, Allen Kuhfus, Russell Larson. FOURTH ROW: Larry Christiansen, Ronald vekre, Nick Tieg, David Olson, Virginia Stewart, Linda Rasmussen, Diane Olson. ABSENT: Sharon Johnson. Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: Lynette Rahfeldt, Linda Totgeson, Bradley Stensland, Danny Klug, Leland Coburn, Louis Tuttle. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Howell, Roger Cammack, Ann Grove, Gerold Hoversten, Mary Reisette' Joyce Clark, Kathryn Alsager, Jennie Maisel. THIRD ROW: Mary Bruns, Janet Hoversten, Lois Ritland, Mary Ann Hinderaker, Ella Jane Marker, Wally Raska, Lowell Elwick, Nancy Pfeil. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Fenner, Karen Tystahl, Ronald Stenberg, Edwin Shoafstall, Ronald Thurs ton, Larry Mott, Lois Jean Amundson, Kay Gaard, Kathryn Reed. 24 Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: Shirley McDanel, Dennis Krause, Thelma Janes, Kenneth Reed, Phyllis Nichols. SECOND ROW: Nancy Whittington, Gary Larson, Ronald Severseike, Doris Bergeson, Eldon Ostrem Bruce Olson, Miss Brinkmeycr. THIRD ROW: Gary Hinderaker, Gene Lenning, Loren Handeland, Craig Hitchcock, Patil Olson Helen Knutson, Diane Reed, Janet Heng. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Vickre, Joel Kvamme, Linda Carnell, Thomas Logeland, je Mac Sampson Brian Ticg, Dennis Bergeson, Paul Helgeson. Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: ABSENT: Ardell Hake, Linda Christiansen, Marlyn Eittreim, Anita Wcgner, Pamela Hinderaker, Ronald McDanel. Kathleen Thompson, Janice Thurston, Duane Heng, Barbara Rierson, Dean Heng, Ioan Severseike, Linda Helegson. Mrs. Bourne, Ronald Amundson, Anne Landoy, Joanne Fenner, Phyllis Ranger, Ruth Thorsheim, Wanda Raske, Norman Hanson, Dennis Fuhrman, Kathleen Newhall. Mary Oberhokamp, Marilyn Mason, Barbara Ritland, Barbara Male, Nancy Ritland, Patricia Kvamme, Vincent johnson, Nancy Borland, Richard Whitney Michael Reisetter. 25 Fourth ond Fifth Grodes F5 FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: nj' FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: ABSENT: Charles Thompson, Richard Dubberke, Jimmy Houck, Robert Drake, Roger Swenson, Ronald Tystahl. Miss Denekas, David Raska, Sharon Thorson, Ellen Chance, Steven Powers, Douglas Richeson, Darlene Wilson, Linda Twedt. Barbara Friest, Dorothy Kuhfus, Danny Topp, Andy Stewart, Larry Kreuger, Dale Orton, George Ferguson. Third Grade ffl f'?-J f - slug 4 ,,.x.t. it . . ., - Ld- 4' . f--444 f ' X '93 'i 'L Airs David McDanel, Dona Hinderaker, Virginia Lenning, Kenneth Larson, Michael Anderson, Jolene Engleson, Harold Stone. Miss Stenberg,Nancy Bergeson, David Houck, Lowell Reisetter, Craig Torgeson, Leslie Reed, Barbara Nichols, Bruce Krause, Joyce Knutson. Leann Reisetter, Richard Hoversten, Byron Wegner, James Swenson, Jolene Male Rayetta Whittington, Dewine Larson, Gary Ostrem, Jean Ann Twedt. Raymond Heng, Michael Lindebak, Bruce Coburn, Gary Handeland, Bobby Schwartz, Donna Stewart, Alan Church, Rebecca Male, Charles Miller, Jean Koehler, Curtis Ritland. Roger Male. 26 , ,3 'lf' Sr Second Grade ri A 4, use vrvxf. f, I FIRST ROW: Lois Dubberke, Karen Reisetter, victoria stensland, David Hodnefield, Caroline Thompson, Paul Hinderaker, Anita Rutzen. SECOND ROW: Miss Gimzo, Larry Fuhrman, Pamela Reed, Cynthia Hodnefield, Vicki Jo Coff- man, Jeanne Ann Wegner, Marcella Neubauer, Marlene Fenner, Judy Mortvedt. THIRD ROW: Lynn Rahfeldt, Paul Swenson, Tamara Truman, Weslev Linn, Martin Olson, Patricia Johnson, Linda Knutson, Gerald Pederson. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Bruns, Wendell Maakestad, Wayne Skartvedt, Douglas Anderson, Dwayne Fosseen, Tommy Varnum. Richard Johnson, Mark Reisetter, Richard Newhall. ABSENT: Nancy Peterson. O F r rs t G r o d e r- A f- ' W as .R , A . - ' I -7 - 5 - -'55 ' A ? A -I A I 'ir' 2 FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: ABSENT: Leona Larson, Craig Krause, Barbara McDanel, Peggy Ann Stone, Roger Rei- setter, Peggy Lunning, Rosalyn Appelgate, Bruce Fisher. John Powers, Judy Lindebak, Jon Amundson, Marilyn Wicks, Linda Linn, Jean- ne Lee, Joan Mason, Judy Ann Carnell, Steven Ostrem. Charles Cammack, Donald Twedt, Rita Florea, Dale Eide, Doran Espe, Larry Elwick, Leslie Ritland, Sheryl Hcrwig, Richard Ostrem. Carla Lee, Bruce Espe Mrs. Wierson. ' Michael Klug. Eileen Clark, Dolores Orton, Dale Olson, Brian Larson, Vaughn Engel, Douglas Vold, Dorothy Larson, Alice Wahlert, David Mossman, Diane Knutson. Kent Harms, Robert Friest, Nathan Knutson. 27 Kindergarten 'xl ,1 1.7 FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: ABSENT: Phyllis Golf, Nancy Jo Wierson, Larry Engelson, Jacqueline Raska, Mark Fisher, Craig Hinderaker, Gaynell Eittreim, Bernard Reisetter. Kathleen Mortcnson, Nancy Rutzen, Rita johnson, David Nichols, Michael Eide, Diane Cole, Darlene Orton, Carol Norager, Keith Pederson. Robert Knutson, Sharon Olson, Donita Osrnundson, Virginia Linn, Connie Herrington, Karen Raske, James Hanclsaker, Donald Whittington, Bobby Crinklaw, Ronald Grubb, Charles Drake. james Mortvedt, Craig Anderson, Marcella Fosseen, Marlene Kruger, Connie Sue Hoversten, Nancy Neubauer, james Neuman, Wayne Wahlert, Mary Helegson. Franklin Hanson, Danny Mossman, Karen Hodnefield, Joseph Girouex. Grade Cheerleaders Jerry Fenner Doris Bergeson Linda Torgeson Lois Ritland 28 N , Q l.'T I f -Qfkgs A so 4 .P 'F WY, A9304 'Y vt G Ei, -an 1 S I l ', 7 1 X . Y x f p I w f , 1 K , ff! f 1 ' ' W if A - X V ff A Ml K - -ff, 1 X I K XY! ' Z, Q f A 'I I1 X xx , I 1' f5 W X , 1' ' W if . .4 -I ff, f f , ff 2 f ,ff Z Pa- d Radcliffe Radcliffe Co- -.-I Boys' Baseball y 1 ' E- l' , 5 fi i I Q if 1' I , l 1- 1 L y x 5 J. iq' ,Q 4' S J ' f 5, hr a ig, U .ga M 5 1 1 . i V 7 W lax yy it of-f--'V 'LAX 1 2 l Xa 0? Front Row: David Reisetter, Neil Mossman, Jimmy Bergeson, Larry Fenner. Second Row: Paul Houck, Kent Hendrickson, Carl Teig, Harlan Kuhfus, Jerry Bergeson. Third Row: Cecil Greiman, Gary Kuhfus, Jack Smith, Larry Swenson, Ted Maakesrad, Junior Tuttle. Fall SCl'lCClU1C Sectignal 13 Williams 0 Radcliffe 13 Hubbard 2 6 Ellsworth 0 16 Pope joy 5 15 Hubbard 2 5 Roland 4 9 New Providence 5 DiSUiCI Sub- State 4 Hudson 1 Radcliffe 4 Bancroft 11 5 Stratford 4 Team Batting Average .309 Captains T e d d Y ,wo be ,.. , 'X 53 . f w - ff X M.- 1- 'ik--Q. .X .aaa- ,l' 'lge X 1 Bo S kefboll Front Row: Jerry Bergeson, Larry Swenson, Jack Smith, Carl Teig, Jimmy Bergeson Second Row: Kent Hendrickson, Gary Kuhfus, Paul Houck, Harlan Kuhfus. Third Row Neil Mossman, Laurice Streyffeler, Cecil Greiman. Fourth Row: Lee Olson, Argyl Ullestad Fifth Row Mr. Neuman. 1953-1954 Basketball Schedule McCal1sburg Roland Ellsworth Hubbard Steamboat Rock Dows Owasa State Center Hubbard 'Conference games WE '42 33 40 '43 47 ' 48 38 '47 44 Union Randall Eldora New Providence Story City Whitten Jewell Alden Ellsworth PINE LAKE TOURNAMENT Radcliffe 61 Hubbard 47 Whitten 57 SECTIONAL Radcliffe 47 Nevada 68 Girls' Basketball 'V 15x53 R 1..Qb-4 ,J r--4 Front Row: Lois Rasmussen, Betty Peterson, Karen Stenberg, Marjorie Oberhoklmp, Jeraldine Olson, Gale Hodson. Second Row: Barbara Thompson, Elizabeth Tyyhhl, Patty Blome, Sondra Bergeson. Third Row: Phylis'Denekas, Kathryn Helgeson, Helen Christianson, Oliva Reisetter, Frances Skrovig. Fourth Row: Doris Ann Alsager, Joyce Hinderaker. Fifth Row: Coach Schroeder. Pine Lake Tournament 37 Owasa 25 Co- A1 1 as 0' Betty McCa11sburg Roland Ellsworth Hubbard Steamboat Dows Owasa State Center Hubbard Steamboat Union Randall Eldora New Providence Whitten Jewell Alden Ellsworth 33 30 35 27 36 27 40 29 42 44 48 26 29 32 33 48 40 35 30 Sectional Tournament 52 Owasa 39 Captains Lois Get that tip- off! Stop that shot! 1 e r r Y Y R e b 0 u n d !! L a 1' A shot:-P7 Yea!!! PPP? Larry, that's a foul! Stretch 34 r 4 f as H - ' S ,fb .jkv 014044 JA ff-aff jkv af-'MJ -744, ,L,..J: t0 ,!u Junior High Bcsebolf Junuor Hugh Boys' Basketball 4 g MLRH! Junuor Hugh Girh' Boskefbc 36 L mi Y QQCMQQFQ Q fuibr :- 'QI 0 w- f it 420: IF rg 6 Q , .P A JF f s' 5 we Y xx f X Q ,H ' Q x xx 1 '4,Zef'.v JA x' sl. K-,gf l j Q ,f , .9 f f f X nu f ' X f ' K . pil! 1-.1- ,.11 u 4 i ! vZ E. The Annual Staff .1 Co- editors: Ramona Ranger, Naomi Bjerkeguand, Senior editors: Jeraldine Olson, Dallas Kinney. Underclassmen: Donna Runge, Olcta Liittschwager. Pictures: Alvin Clark, Harlan Kuhfus. Girls sports: Kalhrynlielgeson. Boys' sports: Ted Maakestad. Drama: Shirley Anderson, Music: Lois Elwick, Marilyn Leff. Clubs: Geraldine Frene. Business Manager: Lois Rasmussen. Advertising Harlan Kuhfus, Jerry Bergeson. Before And After 1 . , 4, Editor: Naomi Bjerkestrand. Editor's assistant: Marilyn Leff. Co- editor: Georgian Ballard. Co- editor's assiSK3HI1 Doris Ann Alsager. Typists: Shirley Anderson, Lois Rasmussen, Kathryn Helgeson. Legmen: Dallas Kinney, Martha Rasmussen, Georgia Ann Sampson. Reporters: jeraldine Olson, Lois Elwick, Myra Trede, Caroline Strojek, Kay Bergcson, Donna Kolbe, Iolene Severseike, Jacqueline Borwick, Arthur Heng, Judy Hitchcock, Katy Bruns, lola Sever- seike, Owen Heng. Advisor: Mr. Crinklaw. JW' Qfcfwfdb Quill and Scroll, thc International Honorary Society for High School Journalists, was organized for the purpose of encouraging and reward- ing individual aehievement in jour- nalism and allied fields. Lois Elwick, Jeraldine Olson, Kathryn Helgeson, Naomi Bjerkestrand, Marilyn Leff. 40 First Row: Alvin Clark, Gary Thompson, Ted Maakestad, Laurice Srreyffelcr, Larry L. Swenson, Argyl Ullestad, Jerry Bergeson, Alfred Simpson, Mr. Herwig. Second Row: jim Bergeson, Charles Sampson, Steve Thompson, Craig Bourne, Gary llouck, Glen lloverstcn, Carroll Eidc, George Davis, Owen licng. Third Row: Donald Kolbc, Charles Hindcrakcr, Wayne Ott,'Larry Carter, Howard Fosse Thomas Reisctter, Rodney Scverson, James Ellcr, Lee Olson, Richard Knutson, Richard Hanson, Orlan Stolee. Fourth Row: Arthur Heng, Arland Leppcr, Rex Grove, Merle Elwick, Jerald johnson, lunior Tuttle, Clec Berkley, De Von Swenson, Jerry Hanson, Kenneth Nassen, Tommy Helgeson, Jerry Mott Absent: Jim Huttcr, Ed Marker, Carol Pickering, Marion Rcisetter. nv' L , L ts X A AA UI R X E R R R R YY IR C r E C Y s . PE If U r r es rl a C C n r e l Mr. Herwig, advisor 41 First Row: DeAnn Swenson, Katy Bruns, Patti Ballard, Judy Hitchcock, Loretta Reisetter, Donna Kolbe, Kay Bergeson, Sharon Wykel. Second Row: Mrs. Gill, advisor: Helen Ritland, Mary Lou Bjerkesnand, Helen Stolee, Joyce Olson, LaVonne Johnson, Carolyn Hodnefield, Del Rina Olson, Betty Wyklc, Third Row: Iola Severseike, Patty Blome, Iolene Severseike, Nancy Topp, Kathleen Severson, Rita Fosseen, Myra Trende, Gale Hodson, Patty Hoversten, Doris Alsager. Fourth Row: Vnnda Lou Elwick, Georgia Sampson, Marlys Streyffeler, Eileen Raska, Beverly Fergeson, Leila Wicks, Karen Stenberg, Caroline Strojek, Sherill Stewart, Oliva Reisetter, Norine Cady. L 3 o I N S N A 3 V C . 1 C 1 C C Y 42 The 1953-54 program of work has included the following purposes and goals: I Acknowledging F. H, A, responsibilities ll Understanding home of the world. lll Understanding what home economics will contribute to our future lives at home or in business. IV Teaching ourselves to realize and accept responsibilities in our home. Some of our projects and activities have been: A Come as you are Initiation Breakfast. Installing officers of the new Eldora F. H. A, Chapter . Attending district and state conventions . A field trip to Waterloo. Supporting UNESCO gift coupon plan. Hearing a Chicago newspaper teen columnist. A Mothers' Tea and Style Show Movies, parties. First Row: Mrs. Gill, advisors Clara Hansen, Marilyn Leff, Arlene Oberhokamp, Dorthy Watne, Barbara Thompson, Lois Elwick, Thelma Roe, Ruth Hansen. Second Row: Rosemary Bergeson, Koleen Knutson, Barbara Hinderaker, Frances Skrovig, Martha Rasmussen, Donna Runge, Betty Peterson, Shirley Massow, Ramona Carter, Mary Lou Brockett, Elizabeth Tysdahl, Lois Rasmussen. Third Row: Charlene Knouse, Lois Kepper, Marlys Varnum, Geraldine Frette, Helen Christianson, Glenda Cammack, Georgian Ballard, Ardith Stolee, Jeraldine Olson, Naomi Bjerkestrand, Dorothy Swenson, Kathryn Helgeson, Phyllis Liittschwager, Fourth Row: Martha Smith, Marjorie Oberhokamp Jeanenne Vold, Sandra Friest, Joyce Hinderaker, Darlene Whitington, Arlene Thurmond, Jackie Bor- wick, Shirley Anderson, Barbara Hodnefield. Gloria Lenning, Ramona Ranger, Oleta Liittschwager. 43 Senior Bond Flute: Joyce Hinderaker. Vlarinets: Row l: Lois Lepper, Lois Elwick, Craig Bourne, Doris Alsager. Row 2: Patty Blome, Mary Lou Bjerkestrand, Larry Swenson, Arlene Oberhokamp, Rodney Severson, Thomas Reisetter. Row 3: Marlys Stleyffeler, Mary Hinderaker, Mary Reisetter, Edward Marker, Leland Coburn Danny Klug. Drums: DeAnn Swenson, Rosemary Bergeson, Georgian Ballard, Patti Ballard- Director: Mr. Von Wald. Cornets: Row l: Marjorie Oberhokamp, Jerry Bergeson, James Bergeson, Shirley Massow. Row 2: Glenda Cammack, Dallas Kinney, Richard llake, Kenneth Nassen, Laurice Streyffeler, Ardell Hake, David Reisetter. Tromhones: Argyl Ullestad, Karen Tysdahl, Dennis Bergeson. Baritones: LaVonne Johnson, Iola Severseike. Tenor Saxophone: Judy Hitchcock. Baritone Saxophone: Koleen Knutson. Alto Saxophone: Jeanenne Vold, Phyllis Liittschwager, Marlys Varnllm. French llorn: Iolene Severseike Bass: Jerald Johnson. or f 1 44 Junior Bond First Row: Mr. Von Wald. instructors Nancy Whittington, Linda Twedt, Joan Severseikc, Craig Hitchcock, Paul Twedt, jean Lunning, Vincent johnson, Anita Wegner, Lynnette Rahfeldt, Pamela Hinderaker, Dick Whitney. Second Row: Anne Landoy, Eldon Ostrem, Helen Knutson, Lois Ririand, Larry Eller, Ella Jane Marker, Bradley Stensland, Kathleen Thompson, Nancy Ritiand, Diane Reed, Phyllis Ranger, Larry Krueger. Third Row: Joel Kvamme, Ted Thompson, Janet Hoversten, Lois Amundson, Owen Heng, Don Kolbe, Nancy Pfeii, Kathryn Reed, Nancy Topp, Darlene Whittington. B I' TTT Q S wmv S . obewo xariove CD N I G1 e nd U 3 C3 177 In ac k O r Uiieslld I' Argy T 0 8,1013 8 erge S S011 1' rv- Boys' Glee Club -J First Row: Mr. Von Wald, Craig Bourne, Steve Thompson, Charles Sampson, Richard Knutson, Alvin Clark, Owen Heng, Glen Hoversten, Jimmy Bergeson, Dallas Kinney. Second Row: Charles Hinderaker, Wayne Ott, Jerry Bergeson, David Reisetter, Ion Rorem, Arthur Heng, Richard Hake, Tommy Helgeson, Alfred Simpson, Don Kolbe. Third Row: James Eller, Paul Houck, Gary Thompson, Dean Mork, Jerry Johnson, Ted Maakestad, Laurice Streyffeler, Cla-rk Borland, Larry Swenson, Argyl Ullestad, Bill Raska, Thomas Reisetter. Cornet Trio Jerald Bergeson Marjorie Oberhokamp James Bergeson Girls' Glee Club FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: i Mr. Von Wald, Elizabeth Tysdahl, Clara Hansen, Loretta Reisetter, Lois Rasmussen, Mary Lou Bjerkestrand, Judy Hitchcock, Helen Stolee, Carolyn Hodnefield, Ruth llansen, DeAnn Swenson, Sharon Wykle. Lois Elwick,Charlene Knouse, Patty Hoversren, Ramona Carter, Betty Peterson, Donna Runge, Georgian Ballard, Marilyn Leff, Iolene Severseike, Rosemary Berge- son, Koleen Knutson, Patti Ballard, Katherine Bruns. Arlene Oberhokamp, Frances Skrovig, Barbara Hinderaker, Naomi Bjerkestrand, Iola Severseike, Vonda Lou Elwick, Kathleen Severson, Jeanenne Vold, Georgia Sampson, Ardith Stolee, Lavonne Johnson, Nancy Topp, Doris Alsager. Kathryn Helgeson, Phyllis Liittschwager, Marlys Varnum, Jeraldine Olson, Gerald- ine Frette, Joyce Hinderaker, Darlene Whittington, Shirley Anderson, Barbara Hod- nefield, Beverly Ferguson, Oleta Liittschwager, Marlys Slreyffeler, Gloria Lenning Marjorie Oberhokamp, Eileen Raska. I I' I 0, I e YXWIOQJI e sol S qlbvxg WMS wg T who I' wb. 953808 00 I O 47 Mixed Chorus FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: Ruth Hansen, Rosemary Bergeson, Koleen Knutson, Frances Skrovig, Betty Peterson, Barbara Hinderaker, Marilyn Leff, Lois Rasmussen, Elizabeth Tysdahl. james Bergeson, Dallas Kinney, Jeraldine Olson, Naomi Bjerkestrand, Alvin Clark, Glen Hoversten, Ardith Stolee, Arlene Oberhokamp, Lois Lepper, Lois Elwick. Glenda Cammack, Marlys Varnum, Georgian Ballard, Joyce Hinderaker, Ieanenne Vold, RiChard Hake, Bill Raska, Marjorie Oberhokamp, Gloria Lenning, Kathryn Helgeson, Geraldine Frette, Ramona Carter. Barbara Hodnefield, Arthur Heng, Dean Mork, Kenneth Nassen, Argyl Ullestad, Clark Borland, Ted Maakestad, Rex Grove, Arland Lepper, Shirley Anderson. G O I I' I Ardith Stolee I Betty Peterson S S Jeraldine Olson Naomi Bjerkestrand 8 X Arlene Oberhokamp Charlene Knouse 6 1' FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Mixed Chorus Mr. Von Wald, Craig Bourne, Katherine Bruns, Mary Lou Bjerkestrand, Patti Ballard, Diane Eller, Loretta Reisetter, Judy Hitchcock, Patty Hoversten, Clara Hansen, Char- lene Knouse, DeAnn Swenson, Sharon Wykle, Owen lieng, Steve Thompson. Richard Knutson, Sandra Friest, Iola Severseike, Shirley Massow, Doris Alsager, Carolyn Hodenfield, Iolene Severseike, LaVonne johnson, Nancy Topp, Helen Stolce, Phyllis Liittschwager, Donna Runge, Oleta Liittschwager. Eileen Raska, Georgia Sampson, James Eller, Jon Rorem, Gary Thompson, Thomas Reisetter, Laurice Slreyffeler, Larry Swenson, Jerald Bergeson, Marlys Streyffeler, Beverly Ferguson. Bross Chamber Group Argyl Ullestad Karen Tysdahl LaVonne Johnson Dennis Bergeson Marching Bond 1 , J-1 -,X e - ,ff -2 Lols Elw1ck + o Lois Lepper C I G fl n et 4' : - M. Streyffeler T r I Q Clarinet Quartet C? . CY- 121' QIYSX 8 80 Ill. '70 .Q O QQ, oo X20 J' V46 fe! Senior Class Play 'xfv Domsels in Distress Lois Elwick . . . Marilyn Leff - - . Low Rasmussen . . . . Kathryn Helgeson . . . . Arlene Oberhokamp . . . . . . Dallas Kinney Argyl Ullestad . .... Frances Skrovig . . . . Laurice Streyffeler . . Alvin Clark ....... RichardHake....... Richard Christianson Stage Crew: ad Lee Donald Olson Jerry Bergeson Jimmy Bergeson Prompters: Olson Naomi Bjerkestrand Make-u Assistantg S ir ey An erson Programs: Betty Peterson Barbara Hinderaker Pamela Royle Geraldine Ware Mrs. Meeks Mrs, Guppy Natasha Fedcrovna Jimmy Love Shelby Parsons Eustacla Carstairs Braymer Babcock Ethclbert Meeks Mike Bill Ushers: Carl Pickering Clark Borland jack Smith 'Wiz .4 X , j f y it l2 , p y A, I Ju n i o r PI o y - ' T x Mg: I, 1: A L H'-W? , V' V ,V , 1 W .I Wiiiimbn ' wflt I my z 5 ,mx y ,. it .jif R it i 1 'N- sfsivf '+in- , s,M....p-1-.i It ...sf !v N 4- -frm., as I Y? 2' jig.: ' v.. Q xt 5 if i5?!::' ,Q .. Heodin' for The Hills r 2 Shall I shoot him now, Map po- Mrs. Anders Director Headin' for the Hills , takes place in the hills of Tennessee. Cyrus Goolus' two city orphan nieces come to visit in Lone Mule, to inherit their father's estate. They are shown the worst of hill-billy living. They decide two can play the game. The outcome, what happens to Cy, shouldn t happen to a dog! The entire class was cast in the play. 52 N0 More Boys Freshman ond Sophomore Une Act Ploys WVLIA RXVH lgsflincf fpui cena COOKS CHAPEL SPEAKERS JANITURS BUS DRIVERS 54 Arlene Oberhokamp, you guessed it, is happily married to her high- school sweetheart. She won the title of model housewife of Iowa and hopes to win the national title. f,. Marilyn Leff has been employed with TWA but now has started her own LEF, 'let 'em fly , line. She has a regular non-stop flight from Buckeye to Garden City. Larry K. Swenson, better known as Professor 1cepick , has completed his first year of teaching the cuckoo's in Koolamongo . He says that he likes working with them be- cause they remind him ofthe folks at home. After serving 9 years with the navy, Admiral Jack Smith has been transferred to Annapolis Academy where he will train plebes in piloting jet-propelled sea planes. Donna Runge, prompter of the latest Broadway hit North Pacific , has prompted the leading man to marry her. She is patiently awaiting her next prompting job. Richard Christianson, star attraction at Marigold Gardens, is willing to pay 350 for anyone who can pin him. 1 attribute my strength to my dailv glass of 'Gerito1'. says Richard, the Strangler . I Just received word that Lee Donald Olson, who raises sheep in New Zealand, will exhibit at the Iowa State Fair. He will be the main attrac-A . 1 'f Wi tion when he shows his sheep whose wool is dyed ready for the woolen mills. 24 A as' 5 ' Marilyn Leff ' Shirley Anderson ' Jack Smith Clark Borland Ted Maakestad .. SJZV 1 I W E .sits ' 55 H WUW EWH Zi!- Pretty good huh? .gg .g Have fun ? Bottom's up ni .W X , in-., 1' ,Q , if 5 - N,-41 v , 4,1 , ' N K, . U FP 01 Grin Cecil X I j' Aff! ml jf J.: ,, ., 3 in AE 4. f-- V K 5 ' 4 Q Dressed up Sam and Jackolin - S nr! P I A s ID- 4 v . fi . v L w 4 H . ' sf. f v it X M 'A Q te-sg! gi Ambitious Boys Q '1-'H'- yfw P Closer Please 1' 0' i P who.s he? Pretty Good, Karen M A ' WM 6 V N Q Q. 9 - Q Q, 4: ,gk 1 nk Al - 1 'L' 3 ,. 4 Q.. Q ., f .flu 'V b. J, , 4 P . h Z V . D . , -zvit'-1 ..14A 4 g ' , Bathing BeaulY ,llngjlk 17551, Qi Q, 1 ? . . ,,,.... -..--. . . -P ff J' A- ' -' ' V rf Q Play Ball QW W , at A A I , J ,fs :gsm K it nl v bil f- A ,I . ' X - 7 Years Ago Tiger's 59 5 3 'W yi.. fx Nice Kitty 4. A You tell em Hawaii Romeo and Juliet 1 UIVL . rd-at . , s , A x. L Educational h A-as U '- Q 1 , 6o o ,lr .U 1 1 4' ai 'J .i ,V ,fi n X .. W5 Hard al Work Hi, Beautiful f Q Q 4- lx 4-7' Q X130 N fs, Q X 7 is X s Q ff X Z!! iff ,V ' ff ff iff if 'IQ'- J X Y x C' v I - 1 u ,, 3 5 It X xx - ,ly Q S X ff' Q ' N X S' , ly S- ' ll XX 1, Sx fi I f f 1' X 5 ' 5 'O I 1 ' 5 ,r f Z 1 f f v 7 3 5 Q 4 THANKS A MILLION THE RADCLIFFE PUBLIC SCHOOL CHILDREN ARE OUR MOST PRIZED ASSET. THEY REMEMBER US EVERYDAY IN BUYING THE THINGS THEY NEED AND THE THINGS THEY ENJOY FROM US. THEY PRACTICE, TRY THE DRUG STORE FIRST. THAT IS WHY WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF EXPRESSING OUR APPRECIATION. RADCLI FFE DRUG Hardin County Savings Bank ELDORA, IOWA DO YOU REALIZE YOUR DEPOSITS IN THIS BANK ARE 3 IN ACCORDANCE WITH FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION WASHINGTON D.C. BE SAFE - DEPOSIT YOUR FUNDS IN A FEDERALLY INSURED BANK TOTAL ASSETS FIVE MILLION Radcliffe THE PASTIME CAFE MeaIs,Sandwiches and Ice Cream Herman R, Bruns Iowa Laverne Dass-Ass't Mgr. BUC KEYE LUMBER CO . Everything for the Builder Lowe Bros, Paint and Hardware Buckeyeylowa--Phone 242 Kenneth Mumm , Manager SOUTH SIDE SUPER SERVICE Complete Automotive Service Kenneth S. Pederson Phone 7 Radcliffe Iowa RADCLIFFE DAIRY Carnation Fresh Milk Tark Coffman Phone 252 Radcliffe Iowa A.B. NARLAND Men's Furnishings DR. W.E. TYLER Shoes Watch Repoiring Phone 97 Phone 6 Radcliffe lowa Radcliffe lowa ARLENE'S BEAUTY SHOP FARM BUREAU SERVICE CO, l Gas Gnd Fuel Oils Professional Care Lubricating Oils and Greases ls lhe Best Care- Tank Wagon Service For the Hair l.S. Stenberg Phone I9 Y Phone 198 Radcliffe lowa Radcliffe lowa STEWART HARDWARE SKARTVEDT PRODUCE Admiral Refrigerators Buyers of Television Coleman Heaters - Bathroom Fixtures Poultry Gnd Eggs Cooking Utensils - Radios Sellers of The Right Price-The Right Place Purina 8- Gooch's Feeds Radcliffe lowa L Ellsworth lowa AN DERS KAISER AND FRAZER General Auto Repairs Sales 81 Service Phone 86 Radcliffe lowa X For the FINEST IN PHOTOGRAPHY Baby Studies Graduation Photographs Weddings - Candid and Formal Family Group Portraits NATIONAL STUDIO 5I5 La Fayette Bldg. Waterloo Iowa Hitchcock Truck Lines SATISFACTION IS OUR DESIRE LOCAL 8- LONG DISTANCE HAULING ON TANDEM TRAILERS PHONE I43 RADCLIFFE, IOWA AT YOUR SERVICE Our Modern Mixing Equipment, and Extensive Feeding Library, Fifty Carload Capacity And Years Of Feeding Ex perience ls At Your Disposal To Economically Solve Your Feeding Problems. Time Tested Eagle. Feeds Or Any Mixture Of Ingredi- ents Necessary To Suit Your Particular Needs Can Be Supplied To Produce Results While Saving Your Noney. IT PAYS TO FEED RIGHT International Supply PHONE 68 ELDORA IOWA - Rorem Produce IT PAYS TO SELL EGGS ON GRADE FREE CULLING SERVICE TOP PRICES - FREE PICKfUP HY-LINE CHICKS PHONE 8 RADCLIFFE, IOWA Csmundson Implement Co ALLIS-CHALMERS AND N E FARM EQUIPME T PHONE 30 RADC IFFE OW COMPLIMENTS OF Eldorca Attorneys BERGESON AND HIMMEL HOME FURNISHINGS WALL PAPER ------- PAINTS RADCLIFFE IOWA REECE TRUCK LINES l,iz':-sfacic Buyers -- Complete Trucking Service I LJ-'Q,. ' , '- W Phone 2502 or 9 New Providence, Iowa Chicago Hauling a Specialty All Loads Completely Insured or Call Roy Fenner Phone 120 Radcliffe, Iowa WALTER SCHWARTZ CONCORD CO-OPERATIVE Dealer in CREAMERY COMPANY Rhum's 301: Phosphate-Lime Manufacturers of Fine Super Fertilizer Creamery Butter Spreading Service Phone I4 Phone 91 Garden City lowa B Radcliffe lowa lil MAY EQUIPMENT CO. Your McCormick-Deering Headquarters 'muuunnninm New Holland Balers Rocky Anderson, Manager Phone 66 Radcliffe and Jewell lowa Central Co-op Turkey Producers HOME OF GOLDEN BREST TURKEYS ar' 'i', 'Ol 0 ELLSWORTH, IOWA THE RADCLIFFE SIGNAL Will. H. Cornell,Edifor - Publisher Published in the Heart of Iowoland Radcliffe Iowa RADCLIFFE VARIETY STORE Gifts for All Occasions School Supplies and Greeting Cards Your Patronage Invited and Appreciated R.W. Oehlsen, Proprietor Radcliffe Phone IOI Iowa THORSON CHEVROLET AND OIL COMPANY Chevrolet Sales and Service Nlobiloil cmd Mobilgas Phone 74 Radcliffe Iowa .gm BERAN LUMBER COMPANY ,K Dealers in Building Material, ..... Eg..-,MMM Lumber and Coal F.V. Beran,Owner Garden Cily Iowa Officers Directors Wendell Wykle, President E.R. Busick,Vice President Ray Johnson, Secretary Elmer Reifschneider, Treasurer Harry H. Frey, Manager Iowa Falls Martin Caltvedt Ralph Mason Scott Brinton E. L. Pettenger Merle Johns HARDIN COUNTY RURAL E LECTRIC COOPERATIVE Iowa THE IOWA FALLS NEWSPAPERS Hardin County Times Tuesday Iowa Falls Citizen Thursday Radcliffe JOHNSON OIL COMPANY Wholesale and Retail Champlin Gasoline and Lubricants Phone II Iowa Radcliffe K. HAUG LAN D Staple and Fancy Groceries and Meats Phone 20 Iowa l l 3 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF SIL THE OLD RELIABLE N.M. Johnson uvssrocx BUYER A SINCE 1919 I BUSINESS PHONE 96 RESIDENCE PHONE I34 RADCLIFFE, IOWA - Security State Bank COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE - FARM LOANS FARM 81 PERSONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE AUTO INSURANCE PHONE NO. I RADCLIFFE, IOWA QUAKER OATS CO. Grain - Fertilizer - Coal Ful-O-Pep Feeds E. H. Hanson, Manager Radcliffe lowcl SCHWARTZ BROS. Buyers of Livestock General Trucking Plwone 312 .Buckeye Iowa BUCKEYE CO-OPERATIVE ELEVATOR COMPANY CO-Op Gas and Oil McCormick Deering Farm Equipment Phone 22 Buckeye Iowa CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1954 .ue-, '-'- A , : GENUINE PFISTER HYBRIDS RUSSELL BERGESON-DEALER Radcliffe Iowa GOSPEL FILMS The Object of Gospel Films ls: To Glorify Christ To Direct Others to the Saviour To lnduce True Christian Living Only One Life 'Twill Soon Be Past Only What's Done for Christ Will Last. Robert Clark Radcliffe Iowa FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE CO. Grain - Feed - Seed - Coal Phone I6 Garden City lowa FACE THE FUTURE WITH CONFIDENCE You, the graduates of the class of 1954, have made an enviable record.You can face the future with con- fidence and optimism. Set your goals high,work hard to achieve them, and success will be yours. Good Luck, Grads! Buckeye Jim Smith lowa FARMERS STATE BANK General Bank Business and Farm Loans at NW: .lewe ll lowa More corn profit-When you shell PIONEER Pioneer hybrid corn usually overruns measured cribs from 5 to l5'Xv. Heavy solid ears, with thin cobs are packed tight with deep sound grain. Coll or See C. W. Ranger Phone 478-Radcliffe THE CHATTERBOX CAFE Ice Cream -Meals - Lunches - Pop Cigars - Cigarettes x Phone 26 Radcliffe Iowa FORD Worth more when you buy it. . Worth more when you sell it! PFEIL MOTOR CO. Radcliffe Iowa Just Phone Us T. LANGLAN Dealer in Garden Cattle, Hogs and Sheep Your Business Appreciated Phones: City 49 Zeoring 80' 1 I REYNOLDS V GOHRINO MOTOR CO. Packard and Austin of England DRUG STORE Sales and Service I Dial 2652 Buckeye Iowa Iowa Falls Iowa I AMES DR. PEPPER CLIFTON SUPER MARKET BOTTLING COMPANY Wholesale Central Iowa 's Home Owned Candy, Tobacco Soft Drinks Iowa Falls Iowa Ames Iowa LARSON'S FOOD MARKET Qualify Meafs and Groceries Phone 75 Radcliffe Iowa O- , f xx ' P In A -W., aw! Trl fn T, as - ry.: . Aix - -wiv- FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE CO. Ellsworth , Iowa GAMBLES THE PINE ROOM Authorized Dealer For Your Beverages Hamilton Clothes Driers gg Easy Washers And Tasty Sandwiches Appliances-Hardware Don't Forget Roy and Ruth John Marker, Owner Phone 77 Rn dc l iffe lowa E l dora lowa TRI-COUNTY STATE BANK Strong Enough to Protect You Large Enough to Serve You Small Enough to Know You Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Offce at Garden City, lowa Zearing Phone 38 Iowa Congratulations to the Class of T954 MlLLER'S CAFE Enioy Life, Eat Out More Often Where Friends Meet Meals - Lunches - Ice Cream Ellsworth lowa STRAND SUPER-ENRICHED BREAD Marshalltown Iowa DOW'S DRY CLEANERS KINSEY CHEVROLET CO. 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