Ringsted High School - Treasure Echoes Yearbook (Ringsted, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1953 volume:

66? LIB YIIIZKIYIUII FACTA, NON VERBA We, the Senior Class of 1953, with the most sincere respect and grat- itude, dedicate this annual to Hrs Dorothy Underwood whose instruction, patience and understanding have gui ded us and been an inspiration to us through the high school years, and given us a firm foundation on which ,X to build our lives X 1 J of CY 'L DG' 4 filo I 5 PC13- 10 X!! Q .X J r? eb, Q 4 any , r I f , 0 '7J - 1 1,29 L35 .W FIRST CLASS TO GRADUATE FROM THIS BUILDING CLASS OF 1922 Edna Benson Esther BODHICRSSD Lydia Nelsen Pearl Fredericksen , Gladys Christensen deceased Luella Wiley Snrnonuafs Arne Rovn Harold Davidsen Einer Sorensen Ruth Hansen Irene Andersen AULD LANG SINE CLASS OF 1953 LAST CLASS TO GRADUATE FROM THIS BUILDING Cleo Geotsch Martha Peterson Mavis Paulsen Mary Jo Tindall Carol Hammer Jeannee Lund Janice Madsen Marlys Bratrud Janette Madsen Letha Sheely Donald Heerdt Duane Moore Harald Sorensen Bill Twait Paul Glasnapp Leroy Hansen Gene Geotsch Donald Jensen Gene Ostedgaard Norman Nelson Gary Meyer Richard Matheson Maurice Peterson David Jacobsen KgnnethPeterson With eone regret we oloee these doors And move to lerger hell! But memories moat deer to ue Are lodged within theee Ulllle lQ I K MM' 0 ,W fx F y to 5 if I ,X aan! 0 ducalwn Members from left to right are Wilbert Petersen, Merritt Giffen, Herman Madsen, Cedric Thomas, Soren Hoien, Lawrence Anderson, and Arnold Jensen ,Off At the regular meeting of the Parent Teachers Organization on April 28, 1953 the following officers were elected to serve for the year 1952 53 President Rudy Christensen Vice president Mrs John Wiley Sec A Treasure Mrs Kenneth Dallam The regular meetings were held on the fourth Monday night of each month The P T 0 sponsored a Town and Country Quiz on the night of DGOSHIUOI' 14 1952 Participating on the quiz from the country were Mrs Merr1llChr1et1ansen, Mrs Harvey Nelsen, Mr Mervln Hammer and Hr Arne Rcvn Booring for the town team were Mrs Marvin Trees, Mrs Kermxt Christiansen, Rev James Warren, and Mr L B Bredesen Judges for the event were the Rev. George Pallesen and Mr. Rev. Paul Wlkman- Partlci pating in the twenty questions quiz were Mr. Owen Andersen, Mrs. B111 Petersen, Mrs. Herbert Smith, and Mr. John Andreasen. Mayor L. A. Petersen gave a talk on the business establishments and Bot:Reed, manager of the Ringsted Implement Company, talked on social activities. Mrs. Kenneth Dallam and others were credited for their splendid work in getting the even1ng's entertainment organized. local talent was displayed by Evelyn Feddersen, Dorothy Peterson, Stephanie Henerlcksen, Hrs. James Warren, Mrs. Cecil Christensen, 6 Bob Twait. 4 2 5' fsfiiiiqflx. ,,, 1 ,. fb ' 4 t 'll ' li UW Ahminisiraiinn NAME Hrs Dorothy Underwood, Principal Cornell College Mt Vernon, Iowa Graduate Work University of Iowa University of Chicago Univ of South Dakota SUBJECTS TAUGHT 10 6 12 English Latin 10 algebra PREVIOUS TEACHINGS Panera, Iowa NAME Mr L B Bredesen Supt DEGREE A COLLEGE A B Luther College Decorah Iowa M A work at State Univ of Iowa M E Work at State Univ of Iowa and University of Minn CLASS SPONSOR Senior PREVIOUS TEACHINGS Freshmen History 8 Economics, Luther College State University of Iowa Riceville, Iowa Chester, Iowa Little Cedar, Iowa Joioe, Iowa -A V DEGREE as common: s. A. NAME: Mr. S. B. Matre DEGREE A COLLEGE: B. A. Iowa State College Ames, Iowa Buena Vista College Storm Lake, Iowa Esthervllle Junior College Esthervllle, Iowa Graduate Work, University of Denver, Denver, Colorado SUBJECTS TAUGHT: Tyolng k Advanced Algebra NAME' Mr Jack W South DEGREE 5 COLLEGE' B A Iowa Wesleyan College SUBJECLS TAUGHT 7 8 8: 9 Spelling 7 R 8 Math CLASS SPONSOR 7th Grade DIRECTOR OF Jr and Sr Plays 4-K luv 'Tzu NAME Mr Melvin Wilson DEGREE E COLLEGE B A IN Biology Slmnson College Indlanola, Iowa CLASS SPONSOR Junior Class SUBJECTS TAUGHT 7 8, k 9 Science k Health 10, 11, 12 Biology NAME Mr Richard D Cherland DEGREE A COLLEGE Mankato State Teachers College Mankato, Minnesota Majored in Ind Arts 5 History SUBJECTS TAUGHT 7th Geog k History Sth Geograohy 8 History 10th World Hlstorv --- 11 American History 12 American History Teen Age Club Sponsor JD gy IS, NAME Mabel Whitehlll DEGREE A COLLEGE Estherville Junior College Associate of Arts GRADES TAUGHW 5th NAME Mrs James A Sorensen DEGREE 5 COLLEGE Standard Elementary Certificate Ottumva Heights College Ottumwa, Iowa Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls, Iova Mankota State Teachers College Mankato, Minnesota GRADES TAUGHT 6th PREVIOUS TEAChINGS Palo Alto Q Emmet County Schools Minneota MIHDGSOES St James hinnesota Marshall Minnesota NAME Mr John Manson DEGREE k COLLEGE Westmar College Le Mars Iowa SUBJECTS TAUGHT General Math Shop, High School Coach CLASS SPONSOR Sophmore NAME: Mr. Phillip Lachelt DEGREE a COLLEGE: . . Mankato State College Mankato, Minnesota SUBJECTS TAUGRT: Grade A High School Music CLASS SPONSOR: Freshmen NAME Lizette Holte DEGREE 5 COLLEGE Standard Elementary GRADES TAUGHT 4th PREVIOUS TEACHINGS Emmet County Schools Seneca Consolidated Hlngsted Independent NAME Miss Marjory Ann Butler DEGREE A COLLEGE Associate of Arts Esterville Jr College GRADES TAUGHT lst 'SEP' NAME LaVon M Dahlke DEGREE A COLLEGE Standard Elementary Cert Estherville Junior College GRADES TAUGHT 5rd NAME Misa Delores Jacobsen NAME Margaret Leenkuil First DEGREE 5 COLLEGE County Uniform Cert Buena Vista College Storm Lake, Iowa Forrest City, Iowa Edwards Bua1ness,Co1lege GRADES TAUGHT Kindergarten S10uX City, IOWH Iowa State Teachers Col Cedar Falls, Iowa GRADES TAUGHT lst Previous Teachings, 0'Br1en County, lay County b Dickinson Co Schools DEGREE L COLLEGE grade Standard Elementary Waldorf, College In f 2 D : o : S : 2 -I -I : 4 2 X 6 1 Q ' 1 ffnof 'I d1lfSff:ff..j I ' - af 1 u ,Wx K .K j ,ll WV D SI ng f I' : : : ' : : : 5 O f . . I 1 I H U xxu HARALD SORENSEN Preg 'Ohl Who would inhabit this bleak world alone 'F Mixed Chorus l,2,3,b, Glee Club l,2,3,b Clase Officer M, Plays 2 4 Mixed Quartet M Annual staff 3 M LOTTO Let e Il to orrow flld us Iart er tfan toiay COLORS Maroor and llver FT OWER JEANNE LUND, Vice Pres 'Her voice is the outlet for the music in her soul ' Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,b, Glee Club 1,2,3,b Clase Officer 1 2,U, Annual Staff l,3,b, News Staff l,2,3, Student Council I Solist l,2,3,b, Mixed Quartet 2 Q M Trio l,2,1 Sextet 1,2 3,b, Plays l 2,3 . Yellow Rose MARTHA PETERSON, Sec. 'A blush, beautiful but sometimes inoonvenien . Mixed Chorus 1 2,3 4' Glee Club 1 2,3,b3 Annual Staff 3,b' Basketball 1,2,3,h' Kittenball 33 Plays 1,2,3,4 c.. A z ak if T: x 5 g K Q? .1 Q? - . 1811 , .sk W, . '15 3 M I . . 9 ' . IJ: I , :ls - ,f . J ld t I -,I 1 ly, , ' in , , ln Q f DUANE MOORE Trggg 'I'm going to tell that Einstein a few thinps Mixed Chorus 1 2,1,4 Glee Club 1,?,3,4 Annual Staff S, 4, Mixed Quartet 4 Plays 1 2,1 MAVIS PAULSEN 'She is gentle, somewhat shy, yet there's mischief in her eye.' Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,U: Glee Club l,2,3,Ug News Staff L3 Annual Staff 3,4g Plays 1: 'X MARY JO TINDALL 'She Shifted her brain into neutral and let her tongue rattle on W Mixed Chorus 1,?,3,4, Glee Club 1 2,3 Annual Staff 2,3 M News Staff M Librarian 2, Class Plays 1,2 3 KENNETH PETERSEN 'Try to argue if you can, I can beat most any man.' Band 1,2,5,4g Glee Club 3,4g Hixed Chorus 43 Class 0f'ioer Sf Annual Staff 4: Plavs 2,5, Q. 'C J- I ,X 1 X ,Ai 5 ln ' : : I 1 i , : j . 3 N: 5, -C Q, fx CAROL HAMMER PAUL GLASNAPP nLet me go here I will, I hear 'I know it is a sin for me t a skyborn music still sl and grin Mixed Chorus l,2,1 4 Glee Student Council 4 Basketball Club l 2 3 4 Class Officer 2 1,?,5,4 Baseball l,?,1,4, An Student Council 2 Cheerleader Annual Staff ? 4 Glee Club llxed Quartet 4 Annual Staff Class Officer l,9,3 Plays 1 ? 1 Soloist 2,5,4 Nevs l,?, ,4 Staff 3 Kittenball 1,9,3 Plays l,0,3 4 .MA LEROY HANSEN MARLYS BRATRUD uAnywherebut here, anytime WCharm often lies in being but now ' quiet N Student Council 2 Basket Mixed Chorus 1,1 Glee Club ball 1 0 T 4 Baseball l 1 3 Class Officer 4 Annual News Staff 4 Plays J, ,4 Staff 4 Student Council 4 Plays 3 V Xlxlx ,,Z: Q, R S gh Nu I . X x N . gr X - ' , Jq v' , ' O .Il t .II -1: 3 ' , ,Hg : , 3 . ,M ,-A 3g Sextet 2,3,4g Sand l,2,5,4g l,?,S,4g M1xed,Chorus l,2,3,4 .1 'n'-'IAF 3 ' '3- Hn.: . r,e.,. I 1. X 4 ' G I Q 2 Lf 1 sky? 1 1 I S f 5 TE OS DGAARD H ork fa oinates me I can sir and loo at it for hours Mixed Choxus 7 Glee Club U Student Council 3 Basket ball 2 3 M Annual Staff U JANETTE MADSEN Do away with books 1et's ave some fun L Mixed Chorus 1 2 1 4 Glee Club l 9 1 4 Annual Start 3 M Plays l,4Basketba11 1 2 3 4 Klttenball 3 JANICE MADSEN NI can live without poetry or walking but who in the world can live without talking n Mixed Chorus 1,2 3 b, Glee Club 1 2 Annual Staff 1 4 Basket Plays 1 ?,5,4 DOIALD JFNbON 'Handsome is as handsome does Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2,3,U, Basketball 2 3 Base 11812111 Band1,2eu Annual Staff 4 Plays 1 2 3 4 Male Quartet 2 Mixed Quartet 4 I 14. 2 f II S, . ,, L. . fi ll 1 A .Q ' : : F -' 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1,11 - : 11 Jr: Plays 1,4:EaSeb211 1,0,3,4: ball l,2,3,4g K1ttenba1l3 .1 I '55 ggi' 11 ' -- 5 V h Il A L 1 1 1: 1 Hd: 1 ' 1: I-'J'-fl: II: 1 11:1 111: 1 1 1: I , , :I ' I CLEO GOETSCH 'Variety is the solce of life don't try one try them all Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Class Officer 1 Annual Staff 4 Basketball 1, M, Kittenball l,2,3,b, Cheer leader 2, Plays 1 2 3 4 DAVID JACOBSEN WI never dare to be as funny as I can.' Annual Staff 3,Ug Plays 1,2, X R4 GENE GOETSCH 'I'm a happy go lucky, reckless lad, but I try to steer clear of things that are bad ' Mixed Chorus l,2,3, Glee Club l,2,3, Baseball l, Student Council 1, Annual Staff M Plays 1 2,4 Nu LETHA SHEEL! 'Quiet in appearance with mo tives unknown.' Glee Club 1,2 33 F.H.A. 1,25 Annual Staff Lg Play 4 FVAJ ' , if x n M ' f S' ,I fy A' We J 7 , lv, t Q , ' C X 1 f 1 H- . . . ,Bl . 's . l 'l , - I . S 5 Ns Q X Q4 PAUL JENNIHGS 'Rain is wet, dust is dry 11fe's too short and so am I ' Mixed Chorus 1 4 Baseball 2,5,4 Basketball 2,5,4, Plays 3 'S MAURICE PETERSON NA little learning is dangerous thing ' Mixed Chorus l,2,5,4, Glas Club 1 2 3,4 Baseball 1 2,3,4 Plays 2,4,Annua1 Staff 4 WILLARD TWAIT 'It is well for a man to know more than he says Band 2 Mixed Chorus 2 5 Glee Club 1,2,3 Annual Staff 3 4, Baseball 1 2 Plays 1,2,1,4 GARY MEYER 'Never speak sense when nonsense will answer the purpose as well Annual Staff 4, Baseball 2,3,4 1 ' n S 4. A , X I 32 . Xb U, N .f V J , Q? . f l .n C I 1 S 1 S 3 I ' s ' 1 ' . L g Vp 'ffft1,t I , 'A 3 ! l f I l ,s ' 11 ' ': H- H H .' I t V T K V 'gi A 41' V' I X N . 4. sexi 3 A Qi'A fe' 3 -. .fin ?'i? S' i . YL .sffi 8. , . . ' 1 I 2 ' 1 Q . DONALD HEERDT NORMAN NELSEN uk Careful stude t Careful n 'He who sitteth upon a tae to overdo yea! He shall rise Glee Club 1, Stuuent Council 1+ ALFA '51 w RICHARD MATHESON excercise them 1f he wishes to keep them in working order y ff K ,sf K Q n 3 ot ' 0 k-- LJ E K 0 A Vx K? ef? ef' IIM1 d h . 3 9 25, f n s are like orses, one must . l 1 if 1 xx' 696444 Wwkfzq On our graduat'on day we write 'finis' to our book, 'Class of 'MQ to '53 Tet us flip back the pages and note our adventures of the past twelve years In our first chapter we found 25 infant explorers launching onto the ocean of education They were Darrel Casperson, Gene Goetsch, Mary Ann Ehret, Paul Glasnapp, Cleo Goetsch, Leroy Hansen, Clifford Jensen, Franklin Jensen, Donald Jensen, Marlys Long Jeanne Lund, Leah Belle Madsen, Carol Miller, Jon Olson, Gene O tedgaard, Paul Pedersen, Richard Petersen, Charles Petersen, Harvey Sat hoff, Darrel Soper, Ronnie Christensen, Paul Casperson, Beverly Christiansen, Dale Flint, and Donald Friders Those who left us that year were Donald Frlders, Leah Belle Madseny Darrel Casperson, Paul Casperson, Richard Pedersen, and Ron nie Christensen, In the second chapter of our book, we were only 17 pupils Donald Henlch joined us before the chapter ended and only one left us, Harvey Sathoff During our third chapter, we were joined by Martha and Maurice petergon and Bernard Andersen, while Donald Henich left us In our fourth chapter, Robert Kunath, and Lawerence Twedt Joined us but left before the chapter ended And in the fifth chapter of our interesting book, Everett Crees and David Saunder entered, and Marlys Long and Jon Olson were dropped from our roll During our sixth chapter, Gary Meyers teamed up with us and Everett Crees, Franklin Jensen and Marlene Sathoff dropped out Beginning the eighth chapter, Duane Moore, David Meyers, and Willard Twait entered our class, while Mary Ann Ehret and later, David Meyers moved away We started to blaze our names on the annuals of hlstory ln the Ninth Chap ter from the minute, we arrived at the assembly door buried under penny pencils, tablets, and green paint First we put our belongings in our desk and then put up a bold front in an effort to dlslllusion the sophomores who were smiling as each freshman breezed in and smacking their lips in anticipation Initiation went over with a big bang and while we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves, the sopho mores were left to clean up the mess This was the Chapter in which Janette and Janice Madsen, Carol Hammer, Mavis Paulsen, Lila Senf, David Jacobsen, Donald Heerdt, Norman Nelson, Kenneth E Peter sen,Harald Sorensen, Marlys Long, and Mary Jo Tindall enrolled with us Exploring the Tenth Chapter, we note that Bernard Anderson entered while Clifford Jensen and Lila Senf dropped out, also Marlys Long and Carol Miller left at the end of the chapter During our eleventh chapter, Richard Matheson, Wanda Shryock and Paul Jen nlngs Joined our class before the chapter was completed Wanda left us We order- ed our class rings, and presented our Junior class play And at the end of the year we planned the banquet and prom which we gave in honor of the class of ' 2 In our twelfth chapter, Letha Sheely and Marlys Bratrud became seniors with Now the long looked for chapter has arrived with only six of the original explorers of the first chapter still in the class They are Jeanne Lund, Donald Jensen Cleo Goetsch, Gene Ostedgaard, Paul Glasnapp, and Gene Goetsch, The others that have Joined us during our chapters and haved stayed by us till the end are Leroy Hansen, Martha Peterson, Maurice Peterson, Gary Meyers, Harald Sor ensen, Willard Twait, Duane Moore, Carol Hammer, Donald Heerdt, David Jacobsen, Norman Nelson, Kenneth E Peterson, Janice Madsen, Janette Madsen, Mavis Paulsen, Mary Jo Tindall, Paul Jennings, Richard Matheson, Letha Sheely, and Marlys Bratrud Though we have looked forward to graduation, still it is with some regret that we close this, The Annals of the Class of 1955 ws' va X4 .9 ' ' us. A ' A I f , f' XX xy . Sreninr Glass 1Di11 We, the Senior class of 1955, being now of sound mind and whole in spirit, do at this time bequeath and devise our most highly prized possessions and talents to those who may have some need of them in the future. To Ringsted High School, we will our sincere wishes for continued success in all activities in which lt participates, and best respects to the school. To the freshmen we will our quiet, orderly,,and grown-up manners. To the sophomores we seniors, will a Ndaren. We dare you to have as much fun during junior and senior play practices and prom preparations as we did. To the Juniors we will our ability to decide something in class meetings and what' s more J accomplish something. we the seniors, will a larger waste basket to Mr. Cherland. Remember all the candy-bar wrappers ffrom the candy-bars! during history class. To Mr. Wilson we will lots of bugs and worms fespecially the grasshoppers Norman and Gary caught? along with biology books for future bug lovers. To Mr. Matre we will all the nL.P.C.' system of typing. To Mr South we will all the headaches, but not all the fun we had with the senior play To Mr Manson we will a 10 by 12 ft platform for him to walk around on when he's making a speech To Mr Lachelt we seniors will our inflated egos He seems to have an infer iority complex I, Mavis Paulsen, will my cuietness to Nancy Ohrtman who seems to have a hard time keeping still Martha Peterson. will my ever ready blush to Shirley Madsen, who never blushee Jeanne Lund, will my ability not to go steady to two certain sophomore g1r1S Don Heerdt, will my peppy, studious nature to Mildred Prescott Paul Glasnappf will my masculine physique to Chuck Bredesen, who 1sn't Masculine that is! I, Don Jenson, will my 'Don Juan' personality to Franklin Jensen I, Mary Jo Tindall, will my job as editor of the annual to the 'lucky' junior who will be editor next year I, Janice Madsen, will my noisiness to Berdine Paulsen I, Norman Nelson, will my sleek figure and good grades? to Maynard Maas I, Leroy Hansen, will lots of red paint to anyone who likes to make things Ped referring to my ear I, Gene Goetsch, will my gear, shift and knob to anyone who has trouble getting theirs in gear I, Harald Sorensen, would will my long nose to Ronnie Twait, but I'm afraid he wouldn't be strong enough to carry it around I, Kenny Petersen, will my fun with girls to Dean Moore who doesn't seem to Q notice them 00 , 8-Ill K. +1-vw X, avqps KWSN 1, , I, . I, . I, - ' 2 ' sa syaQQ'i4i's A jvvsvvs -X . , , fl- ,j.g,,sQf I, Cleo Goetsch, will my trips South every Sunday night to anyone who can have as much fun as I do. I, Janette Madsen, will my fouling records Cbefore the end of a basketball gameb to Donna Glasnapp. I, Maurice Peterson, will I, Letha Sheeley, will my my base voice to Leon Burris who always sings flat soprano flat, not base. carving ability ln biology fcuttlng up frogs! that ls, to Shirley Brown. I, Richard Matheson, will my 'fairness' fcoloring that 15, blue eyes and blond halrl to Roger Chambers. I, to In Duane Moore, will my confusion of details to Nancy Justice who always seems get and keep things straight. Gary Meyers, will my cowboy boots to Larry Hansen. Ride 'Gm GUWUOY3 Gene Goetsch, will my senior subjects Ceasy and few they were! to anyone who I would like to stay ln a hospital for a couple of months. I, David Jacobsen, will my pretty wavy red halr and freckles to Colleen Christensen I, Carol Hammer, will my pleasant smile, personality, dark eyes and hair to Janette Andersen She may use them as she wishes I, Paul Jennings, will my freshmen sweetheart back to the freshmen boys, since I won't be around to claim her I, Gene Ostedgasrd, will all my talents and my extreme handsomeness to all my admirers I, Marlys Bratrud,wlll my ability to get the car on Sunday afternoons to Darlene Dolf, she might need it to go to Swea City We, Mavis, Mary Jo, and Martha, will our lasting friendship to Jackie Christian and Ted Chambers' We, Janice, Janette, Cleo, and Martha will our basketball techniques to Joanne Wisemen, Dorothy Petersen, Janice Watts and Shirley Nelson We, Norman, Gary and Richard will our smoking olaces to Ronnie Twalt, Bob Anderson, and Donald Petersen Ke, one ev all We, years to any underclassmen, who can stay as close friends we have to the Black Hills and Denver to any as we did Spike, Leroy and Don, will our trip who can make lt ln as short as time Janice and Cleo will our ability to make the assembly at 12 30 noon to you school lovers who don't Jeanne and Carol, will all the work and fun we've had in the last four f r' 5522 Q O . I O Q U C O I ' 1 U W . 2 Q 8.5 Q as 1 1 X, f A 6, 2 , 063 c ,-v , . -. Y-y 'ao -A r'hX 0 To Q.. as . 4:1 . , .v , C J ,g - 3 '-3 5 Semor Prophecy A raw autumn night lt was back ln the late 70's when I excused myself early from an evenlng party in order to enjoy the special vldeo Beethoven concert given by the Philharmonic Orchestra --It was over now and, thrilled by the performance I sat watching the dying embers glow and then face again I was alone ln the den another program had entered the channel weird and mysterious but as I sat there in the big comfortable chair a mood of retrospect 681118 OVGI' IDB. Annoyed by and raising it, in a blanket of the face of the in the Northern a favorite candy bar, sneaked into school by the class Going back to my easy chair, I sat wondering what The music still broke ln upon my splrlt with its charm they all? I used to correspond with some of them, but So long! Slowly the music died away and away and before my long and gradual I arose and ascended slowly stoppin the banging of a shutter against the house, I went to the window fastened the offending shutter to the casing The river valley was darkness below and small steel gray clous were hurried across man ln the moon by a noisy raising wind The Milky Way trailed out sky Milky Way? I couldn't help laughing to myself That had been of 1953 had happened to them all and mystery Where were I hadn't heard ln so long! eyes rose a stair case g now and then to be sure the steps were sound They seemed safe so I went on Gradually I became con- scious of s presence beside me Hardly daring to look aside, I felt that pre sence as belonging to another of the class of '5b I was happy for the company for this experience seemed a blt unusual The stairs soon began to descend and before long we were walking on an un known road Suddenly I was startled by a loud thud, friend lying motionless on the ground Going back I up and we noticed she had run into a sign that said, this point, Strange sights ahead ' Like any other normal person with the curiosity we came upon a huge gate and hearing weird noises we and looking back I saw my helped my old classmate 'Warnlng, Don't go beyond of a cat, we went on Soon looked up, and there we saw a cupldllke figure ringing a bell and saying, 'Welcome, welcome to this land of the mentally unbalanced ' We looked again, and we thought our eyes were deceiving but lt really was Mary Jo Tlndalll After a friendly 'hello', we went on our way leaving her there still ringing her bell In the distance we noticed some dust and ln no time here came 'Skipalong, Norman Nelsen' and his galloping grasshoppers About fifteen minutes later he was followed by 'Dragalong, Gary Meyer,' Norman's From a tiny box we saw Norman take out some pills grasshoppers In no time they became the size of one and were again on our way Down the road a way we came upon an odd, but of which was a big beautiful garden, and there ww flowers We noticed that she was planting them up slow, but sure assistant and he gave one to each of the horses so we each Jumped UPOD beautiful building on the side saw Janice Madsen planting side down, so we stood watchin for awhile, and soon along came Janette Madsen transplantlng the flowers right slde up This seemed fully as strange as some of the happenings in school Our eyes left the garden and we entered the blg building, where we found Gene Goetsch and Richard Matheson standing guard After chatting a few minutes we continued our way Next we entered a large room, and were greeted by Mavis Paulsen, famous typist of high school days At present she was employed by Dr Gene Ostedgaard and assistant, Harald Sorenson Mavis explained to us that Ostedgaard had invented some pills which when given to any person or animal would cause that person or animal to become much larger than usual I o ' 3 C O I C O I O , .. O , O - l us--- I Q I O O - 8 Q I I . . , Dr. ' S 0 L Mavis took us to a large laboratory where Gene and Harold were performing an exper4ment They were inventing some kind of liquid explosive vision, which when put in a person's eyes would cause the object seen to explode or drop dead This was especially useful in h1nt'ng No wonder the boys' always got their limit While Harold was explaining the process to us, Gene was putting some nto his eye Because of the tremendous strength of the new drug the celling dis appeared and suddenly a great gust of wind, causing an enormous suction carried us up 'nto the air and out of the bu'ld1ng We thought we were doomed for sure, but descending down from heaven was the, Angel of Mercy , Duane Moore, who gave each of ua a parachute which enabled us to reach the ground in safety We found ourselves in the wide open spaces with only a small ranch house in sight As we were walking toward the house we noticed a familiar figure working in the field There was Donald Heerdt slaving in the hot sun pitching hay Of course we wouldn't disturb him so we quietly walked past and joarneyed on down the raod All of a sudden we heard a strange no'se and there we saw a woman sitting half way up a flag oole with her black ha1r flying in the wind, hold ing a black and white striped kitty, and to too all things, she was singing at the too of her lungs, 'Come to me my melancholy baby, Come to me my dear ' Carol has always wanted to get up in this world, Kwho doesn't'D and we see that she has finally succeeded in doing so Walking on we spied a huge circus poster, telling about the ncatastropnie circus being held that day in a nearby town Craving some exciting recreation we hurried on As we entered the main gate we heard a familiar voice saying, 'Come one, you've seen Miss Cleo Goetsch She uses big bubbles, little bubbles, middle size bubbles It was David Jacobsen, the red headed, freckled faced boy from the old school days After we had seen the wonderful performance! we were hungry and seeing a cafe down the street, we strolled on down We were ver hungry after having traveled such a long way, so no ordered the cafe's spec'altv, Frog legs Our waitress was none other than Letha Sheely We remarked aboxt how good the frog legs were and Letha explained to us that they were so del4c1ous because a great surgeon, Dr Martha Peterson, raises these frogs During their growth she gives them a llquld substance, another of Dr Ostergaard's astounding drugs, which gives the meat such a delicious taste She specializes in tne correct way of cutting up these frogs, something she had learned in her old school days She then sends them to her brother, Maurice Peterson owner of the cafe Maurice, at the time was in the kitchen preparing More frog legs As long as we were in town we asked Letha 'f there was anything more that would be worth while to see She suggested gofng down the street to a large building where we wo1ld see a sight well worth our while We followed her advlce End whom should we see there but Leroy Hansen, Donald Jensen, and Paul Glasnapp hey were just boarding their rocket ship for a trip to Venus to see the beaut ful goddess They had made an earlier trip to Mars in a ship they had made This time they made it more streamlined and faster as they weren'g entirely satlsfiedsiththe first voyage They were just ready to take off, so we left them and went our way Soon a car with a loudspeaker drove by The voice sounded familiar, but we couldn't seem to place 1t 'Vote for Kenneth Petersen, next Presldent of the Un'ted States He ts dishonest, no taxes, no school, and will declare every day a holiday We were sure tlnt we knew the voice so we peeked into the car and there was Paul Jennings we were tired of walking so we hitched a r4de with Paul While riding along we came upon a quaint old school house, and there we got out , A 4 . , H - n n ' N N I a - I I9 come all, to see the beautlful bubble dancer. You haven't seen a good one until Ag we were nearing the door we heard some singing it wasn't oxr kind of s4ng4ng, ani we co1ldn't seem to figure it o1t So walking in to our amazement the teacher was Marlys B atrud She was just letting the kids olt for recess, so we sat down and had a chat with her We couldn't figure out the singing, so we asked her about it She said that strangely enough all the books were backwards, so they were sing'ng the'r song backwards Curiously we asked who the author was, and she replied, it was Bill Twait noted author and humorist We naturally understand then why everything was so screwy It was getting late so we had to be on our way Hearing the end of our Journey we came upon another gate which led u out of this land Above the gate was a fleecy pink cload upon whfch Jeanne Lund, of all people, was sitting She NIB speakin to an imaginary person, and in all sorts of languages Chinese, French German panisn and many others She always had such great 1nterest in foreign coxntrfes, and was practicing her languages for her future trip abroad We dfdn't wish to disturb her, so we left her there floating awav on the pink cloud As she disappeared from sight we In the distance there could be heard very dim music which gradually got loud er and louder as we walked on Suddenly the big bass drum gave forth a terrific boom, and I found myself setting once again in the b'g cgmfgrtable chair beside the television set I have a great sigh of relief and peace as I finally had learned what had happened to the class of '53, and now y6u know too Jf if ,,f could see that she was writing something ln a book. J. to 1 If JN 01:4 ,. fl' . . I O I A ff' V z', .qs 9 -43 1 A0 -21 mn? 3 1 fa Z . D '2 X ,. I, 1 22, 49 , If-SN Dean Oakes Pres Kay Thiel Sedy Ronald Twait Vice Pres 4V Nancy Justice Reporter Gordon Culbertson Treas M1ldred Prescott Student Council Berdine Paulsen Roger Jensen Donna Glasnapp Shirley Madsen 1 Ted Chambers Student Council Merville Neet f23 X y , Q . 8 1. .- . -4 -3,4 , , 1 5 1 1 1 .4ll 5 N Q 1 J -Q . A X '1, : 17 Jane Fessler Gene Jensen Shirley Brown Larry Hansen Nellie Brown Joanne Wiseman Maynard Maas Colleen Christensen Shirley Nelsen Sharon Kabrick Paul Pedersen Jane Ellen Bensen if 1 if 4 f f ,I I I K Q f , I , I I 10 x 1' C 'f ,g 1 'QA f I 0, A , ,' X -r'!n '4- Q .13 111 i 1 16 :1 si , 1- - - 11. 2. - . 15. 3- - - . , 17. lv- - 16. 55. - . 1 ' 18. 6- ' - 19. 7- 20. 3- 21. 9- . - 22. 10. Lowell Christensen 114' . 23. Franklin Jensen 11. F0 21+- 12- - 25. 13- 26. N , ' I ia . 2 iv 1 -? , . .x A 1 1 -1 X 22, 1 , 1 21+ 25 A 1 .- I 5 A M , 'lg 4, 5.42, , 1' ,s , ,, 1 ,. 'W ,, ,ff Q wwf 4' fu f , Nh AE? . , ,M sq pn ?,. If Juswf J Kathy Barlowe Anne Barlowe Betty Marshall Jim Deming Jack Forbes tr Jenkins Mr Travis hrs Atwater The Junior class il. 4? DELIGiTFULLY YOUNG e young girl of lb Written by carol Bennett Nancy Justice Katny's sister tne age of 22 Norma Henriksen s friend of Kathy's Anne's assistant Ket1y's boy friend Betty's mother the newspaper deitor Colleen Christiansen Pedersen Paul Dean Oakes Jane E11 n Benson Gene Jensen a woman who comes for advice Kay Thiel of '53 oresented their play uDel1sntfully Young October Zh in txe Rlngsted Le lon Hall, with Mr South as director Our skit between Acts I and II was called uThe Old Gray Mare' by Jane Fessler and Nellie Brown Kathy Barlowe is a lively girl of fourt en who uses ner heart more often than ner reason She lives with ner sister, Anne, who runs an advice column for a large newspaper Anne doesn't have time to ansver all the letters she receives so Kathy offers to help What Anne doesn't know is that Kathy has already been advising quite s fer of the people who have written to the column Every day thinking that sne's helnlng Anne and the people who write to her she takes several lettels from Knne's desk and answers them on Anne's stationery, signing tnem with the name of the column Even after the editor sends Arn an assltant Jim Demln Kathy continues sending out 'advice ' She gives so much heloful advice that she gets almost everyone in the play into trouble ner sister her s1ster's assistant. one of her best friends, some of the column readers and herself Finally, after she realizes what she had done, she does something really helpful and oromlses not to answer any more of Anne's letters Then just when evarytnlng seems peaceful, Kathy does the most surprising thing of all A play whi h you, the caan and the audience will never forget FV? QA 1 ii H k 1 , be had ,av Y x -Lf v J 1 f p S , ,9- fo ,,, ,A I' A q, NP V5 I -Q If ji 1 Jo Sophomore Closs Leroy J Pres Douglas N V Pree Evelyn F Nancy 0, Gene M Dean M Kathleen Dennis J Ella Dean A Irma J George P Charles Barbara W Sec Treas ,. 2 ,Q v 5--. Janette A Donald P Jacquelyn John C Janice S Charles B Dorothy P Donald P Lyle J Janice W Kenneth S Sandra G Robert A Darlene D Delbert S A vfxf .2 pf' MXN!! 4 VP-ESHMAN David Gln n JudJ Chri teneen Jimmy Ldbb Donna Pedersen Edna Behrends Delores Long Pres Jerry Bre eson Vice Pres Barber Torkleson Secy Tre S Robert Ostedg rd Student uounoil Gnerjl Torsleson Student Council D le Andersen Virgini lieem Ger ld Jennings Donn Ander on Leon Burrue Anita Steen Alan Mfd en Judy Dallam Rooer Chambers J nice l1.em n fl 41: 'Q ,Jn FTP' 0412 K SHOWN ABOVE ARE THE six winners in the Junior Chamber of Commerce 'Voice of Democracy' contest The winners were honored at a special dinner at the Gardaton Hotel in Eetherville Monday November 24 1952 Lett to right they are David O'Re111y lsecond place winnerl, Lavonne Fretty Chonorable mentionl Jeanne Lund Cthird place winnerj Carol Hammer Chonorable mentionl Diane Gibbs Cfiret place wlnnerl, and Steve Shadle Khonorable mention? Siuheni Qnuncnl E Back row: Front row: Donald Heerdt, Robert Oetedgaard, Ted Chambers: Gene Hooreg Herlye Bratrud, Nancy Ohrtman, Paul Glaenapp, Cheryl Torkelson, Mildred Prescott: W I' ,W W ,, Geggy RADIO SPEECH CONTEST Vinhere of the annual Tuberculosis Speech Contest were George Paugn, Ella Wllladsen, and Nancy Ohrtman. Their topics respect- ively-were. 'The Christmas Seal', 'Heart D1sease', and'What Our Tuberculosis Association Doesf. The speeches were from three and a half to four minutes long. On November 13, the students went to Spencer where their spee- ches were tape recorded. Then, on November 15, at eleven o'clock, they were heard over KICD. HIGH SCHOOL JOURNALISM SHORT COURSE At noon on October 30 we, M Seniors delegates and Mr South left Ringsted for Iowa State University campus at Iowa City Jean ne Lund, Mary Jo Tlndall, Duane Moore, and B111 Twalt were set for the ann1a1 convention of the Iowa High School Press Association The first thing on the agenda Friday morning was registration We then saw some movies on football Aft8P which we broke up into two groups for the divisions of discussion we thought would be most interesting and helpful The groups held were 'How to Stretch your Yearbook Dollar', 'We can et and Use more P1ctures', 'We Print by Offset' and 'The Yearbook s Personality' ter that afternoon, we all went to the Iowa Union for a dis cusslon on 'Improving your Publication' by Don Brown director, Ill inois High School Press Association Friday night we attended the Jamboree at the Union, which was Trampolin entertainers and later dancing by the delegates and Univ erslty students After a few hours rest, we attended another group discussion Then the closing meeting and our good byes' to our new friends and the beautiful Iowa State University campus From the meetings we attended, we learned new ideas for impr- oving our school news and our annual to say nothing of having had a good time JOKES Donny Say Gene just bit my apple so I - . Dorothy--Well don't be so selfish, maybe Gene was hungry. Donny---Ya, but it was my adamsapple. x fe S Dennis--Did you win that fight you had last night? J ,Q -- , ,rl Herville I don't know, I d1dn't wake up in time Spike Her name is right on tip of my tongue, but I just can't say it Bill Well, stick you tongue out and I'l1 see if I can read it Gary They laughed at the Wright brothers when they invented the flying machine they laughed at Bell when he invented the telephone and they also laughed at my uncle Hr Wilson Why did they laugh at your uncle? Gary He was a comedian Paul Klhile talking to a typewriter salesmen D You surely drive a hard bargin Salesman No I don't, I drive a '49 Packard fd!! 25 45 Editor in chief Mary Jo Tindall Assistant Wdltor wJeanne Lund Advertising Director Kenneth Petersen Finance Dlrecto Harald Sorensen Advertising and Publicity Comm KenneU1Petersen, Dean Oakes Jane Fessler, Paul Pedersen, Jeanne Lund, Janette Madsen Finance Committee Nellie Brown, Donald Jenson, Maurice Peterson Sports Donna Glasnapp, Jackie Christ 1gn Dennis Jenson and Leroy Paneen Prophecy Nancy Justice and Lowell C will Carol Hammer History Cleo Goetsch and Martha Peter BOD Plays Collen F and Jane Ellen B David J and Gary M Faculty -Janice Madsen and Letha Sheeley MUSIC Irma Justice and Paul Glasnsop Senior Pictures Mavis Paulsen and Janette M Photographers B111 Twaft and Duane Moore Snapshot Page Kay Thiel and Ronnie Twait Calendar Marlys Bratrud, Joanne Wise IDBI! Jokes Charles Thiel and Nancy 0 Tyoists Senior Class 77 Editor Senior Reporter Junior Reporter Sophomore Reporter Freshmen Reporter Sports Faculty Advisor YW! Mary Jo Tindall Mavis Paulsen Nancy Justice 1Janlce Simmons Donna Pedersen -John Christensen Mrs Underwood , ' 4 ' . f V n,s: A? ' ,Ny .41 N Q. W:.j! , , A y , 3 . , 1, ,n, , I Ubi i 1- l , i? f f J ,JAX Q -J '111' 19111' -19-13'11 ,- ........ --- ......... I- , ....... I -- ............................ , ' ' ' Jo 0 O O xiao xqgn it-0 111z1 -11-lx?-1 L . - -' 1-1' -'1 1'-' - - -'1' ' 1 1 '- . ------------ , Sf, 5 f BAND Back row Charles M , Dennis J , Donald P , Delbert M , Kenneth P , Roger C , Dean 0 , David G , Larry A , Leon B , Karl F , Second row Jerry H , Clyde B , Noel H , Mildred P , Dorothy P Evelyn F , Janice S , Ella W , Lars W , David T , David B Front row Stephanie H , Lorraine T , Karen P , Nancy J , Sandra J Patricia Barbara T , JoAnn A , Pauline N , Sandra N , Donna The of a few notes this year turned out to be fairly good in spite sour notes The sour notes, when investigated proved to be the bass horn in which the clarinets music was found The Pep Band was improved immensely this year, thanks to Mr Lachelt busy one These are some out the year The class annual creamery meeting The band also marched on Our school schedule was quite a of the things we played for through plays, the Business Men's play, the the Band Festival, the band contest Memorial Day After winning a first in the State contest last year we have grown to the size of 38 in the High School Band and 42 in beginners band, totaling 80 To our band, two new drums and 8 b8r1tOn0 have been added, which we were very happy to receive Those taking solos to the Contest this year are Carol Hammer, Nancy Justice, Dorothy Petersen and Leon Burrus To end the year with a bang we started a Marching Band, and it proved to be quit a step f L AQ , fp ,dai . ' . ' . ' . ' P., Ki. 'J Wg 9 '-'xx ,326 C, :AG f J J QC 7 ,X 10' J 00' av 6122 Qluhs KYS. 7- al A -7 ,, PF fs' First Row Jeanne L , Cheryl T , Jldy D Jane Colleen C , Donna A , Anita S , V1rg1nia W , Second Row Dorothy P , Nancy O , Mlldred P Nancy J , Barbara T , Kay T , Carol H Jackie Third Row Shirley M , Martha P , Jan1ce S , Jane F , Nellie B , Mary Judy C , Mavis P , P1an1sts Irma J and Ella W Not Shown Donna G and Janette M Back row: Ted Chambersg Robert Ostedgaardg Don Jensong Gene Ostedgaardg Paul Glasnappg Duane Moore. ,gall Middle row: Dean Oakesg Franklin Jenseng Gene Mooreg Mr. Lacheltg K' Maurice Peteraong Paul Pederseng David Glasnapp. i Front rowg Harald Sorensen: Kenneth Peterseng Leon Burrueg 4 Dennis Jenseng neun Mooreg Donald Petersen. , ' A x 1 . I - 1- 12 ': X A ' 'N 15 C v + , 1' ' 5 K I, X fl' Q gs- . ,.f , ., -X , fl., I V! 1 x J A 7 I4 f, X Fx A 1: 4 P Q 2. CTS 1 X. .x f , f J x V k I y v- so ' Q it A A, -. f 'wa 1.3 A H 4 ' J C at 3 5 ' 'a 4- Q U ,I ' ? , ' ' J ' V V' 1 ,7 I U , fa J 1 J ' f 1 A 1 . : ' ' u .' v .5 B.g . .' l .' . .' : .' .' .g .' D .' .' .g C.g : u .' .' .' .' T.g .' .' . ' I 0 as 2 4 0 1 ' ' .s. A 0 y,.g,X g.' ' 1 1 I , A . fl P ,F A A fig XJ X? MIXED cHoR U5 Back row Donald P a Harald 8 , llaurice P , Paul P , Dean O , Gene 0 , Ted 0 , Duane H , Paul G , Don J , Franklin J , Gene M , Dean M , Kenneth P , Dennis J , Middle row Mary Jo T , Shirley M , Kay , Martha P , Jeanne L Nancy 0 , Jane Ellen B , Donna G , Donna , Janette M , Nellie B' Front row Nancy Jackie C , Cheryl Anita S , Mildred , Colleen C , Irma J Barbara T , Ella W , Judy D , Dolorls L Carol H , Cleo G , , Judy G Our mixed chorus, under the direction ot Mr Lachelt has members this year They have sung in the music contest and a Bprlng concert Some of their favorite songs are 'Halls of Ivy', 'Oh What a Beautiful Morn1ng', and 'Donkey Serenade' From this group there is a girls trio, a girls sextette, a boys quartette, a girls barber shop quartette, and several soloists SHALL GROUPS Sextette Nancy, Carol, Irma, Ella, Cheryl, and Jeanne Trio Jeanne, lancy, and Carol CM 2 . . T. . . . . . A. . . Janice S., Jane F., Mavis P., Dorothy P. : Je e 0, e ag . T. . ., . . . P. . . bb HID 0' 'A 3 ka ?-r3 544, Of! 092. J E, M. T QDCM s Chs m Km eh '37, r a f C M T mx YY 6 'Xi .-P' 'K C.v7fJ Z Z A Ssn 99 I Jig A . A ' M ', f wr: M 0 K mm V 1.1 C109-Ch ERE ELO. YE! L' lr' YYCE, 7Jc'fr.-.r-vx Q'fJl: P- S QD - Gmac Qmvxh Gfwxb ' fjg-vr5 T Jgasmf TDYNLIJ '--M- W 'C :JNL 'PLE' D y nr' Z.. RWL GI L ... :M 6 .... 4.1- -,, :nj-, , 5 I xim- Jznmnay Q' J- Q A 'MAWPO-.LLL 'fp , Dlx fm, , L, sr fy T' ., M Q A K--- H 5 . x 'L Y'P1mL I i ' ', - A rv Tlnxinbs 7 . .Fx - ' GC-Yu: ' C' V' V E T gin T Cxafafrvf V aiu., .7 .Q EE x, V CSA' W . F' :IU Qirls Basketball Front How Sandra G , Back Row L Janette M With the men addition, game, putting Our next Left to Right Jackie C , Irma J Janice M , Donna G Nancy 0 eft to Right Delores L , Cleo G , Donna A Kathleen C , , Martha P , Mr Manson same team returning from the preceding year and with the fresh we started the season by playing Dolliver, there We lost the up a good fight three games were 53 U3 victories over Seneca, Fenton and Gruver ree win over a tough Whlttemore team we wound up pectively, but being unable to with another lose Once again just too much for us When county tournaments rolled around, we had a record of seven wins and four losses To start our part of the tournaments we played Armstrong and won by twenty points, sh-ga This gave us a chance to play in the finals against Dclliver Though they had beaten us twice during season play, we came through the victors and COUNTY cHAMPs nu 38 We placed fonr players on the all county team- two forwards and two guards They were Irma, Janice, Donna G , and Sandra Entering the sectional tournaments we had a record or nine wins and four losses In the first round we met up with a determined Seneca team, whom we had beaten twice before Once again we managed to come out on top, 38 37 In the second round we met Ledyard a team which we had never played before we came up against Dolliver, but they were This game we lost by a slx point margin, M2 36 The consolation round found us Dlaylng Armstrong for a second time, and again we emerged the victors, 52 36 This entitledus to bring home another trophy We ended our season with one win and two losses Season record twelve wins and seven losses This year we will lose four slayers from the squad, but we hope the freshmen will help to make uc for the loss THEY Dolliver Seneca Fenton Gruver Whittemore Lone Rock Dolllver Seneca Fenton Grant Gruver Hhlttemore Lone Rook County THEY THEY -5 Armstrong bb Dolliver Sectional 38 Seneca 36 Ledyard 52 Armstrong Grant C 0 ll 'I C 8 Ill P s S ..... WE ,,.. YE 2 ....... 53 U75 31+ 5 31+ U2 5 3 uv, e B2 33 55 2 32 bl no 3? 50 37 55 hz 41 55 39 36 51 55 vo EQY Si BASKE TB AE AN X 1 TE 00 Back row Gene 0 Bobby 0 Ted G Herville N Paul G Dean A Coach, Mr Hanson Frvht POW Dennis J Jerry J Jerry B Leroy H John G Paul J The boys this year started 3 games We than won only 5 out lost. several close S5599 during In the county tournment we out good winning 2 of the first of the 15 remaining games the season drew Dolliver first round and lost 37 to 3b after a thrilling second half In the K 6 E conference we ended up in Sth place Ending conference play with an overtime with Grant In sectional play we again threw Dolliver first round and lost to them for the fourth time in During the seasons play we won The seasons scoring was led hy followed close by Ted Chambers with the season 57 to M3 6 games and lost 12 Paul Glasnapn, with 216 points 201 points Other scorers were Gene Ostedgaard with 120, Leroy Hansen with 55, and John Christensen with M5 points Dolliver Seneca Fenton Gruver Bancroft lhitt more Lone Roo: Dolliver Seneca Fenton Grant Bancroft Gruver Lone Rock Grant 39 Whittlmore e Bancroft Lone Rock Armstrong Ceylon Bancroft Armstrong lounty Tournament e F5 Dolliver Sectional Tournament e FS' Dolliver L 1 1 1 gk' - , AMA J Xu ' H1 I 4 . . We Ve The Second team games EE T71 I 'rn 51. 32 2? -H 4,3 35 N1 25 5 53 56 28 1b 43 28 25 lb M5 17 28 as 28 35 42 39 26 53 M I Th to B6 ' 11-1 28 h5 4? bl H9 51 le Th B6 50 57 5? Kay Th1g1 FINAL RESULTS OF GIRL'S POLL Prettiest hair- Prettlest eyes Best dressed. Best personality Most likely to succeed Biggest jokers Best all around girl Most studlous Most musical Best figure Best singing voice Prettiest hands Nlceet profile Host sentimental Most feminine Prettlest girl. Biggest blusher Worst man hater Mblt Belt Most Holt Most athletic- behaved. timid. nerve. popular Cu5e me' l'5'f! Juwwifx 'east MMA! Carol Hammer Carol Hammer 6 Kay Thiel -Jeanne Lund -Jeanne Lund Jeanne Lund Cleo Goetsoh Q Nancy ohptman Irma Justice 6 Carol Hammer Jeanne Lund -Jeanne Lund 6 Carol Hammer Cleo Goetsoh -Jeanne Lund Carol Hammer Irma Justice Carol Hammer Je anne Lund Irma Justice Kay Thiel Irma Justice Berdlne Paulsen Berdine Paulsen Janice Madsen Irma Justice Air Most sophisticated .............................................. Nellie Broyn , A X ' ,X . C K -P' . 4 . K - K - 1 AL A v T v N 1, 61? , M91 Q'-'litif ' 1 5' H ' 4 :- O ' ' .w5l' Prettiest hair Prettiest eyes- Best dressed Best personality Most likely to succeed Biggest joker Best Host Most Best Best all around boy studlous musical physique singing voice Prettiest hands Nicest profile Most Most Moet sophisticated masculine handsome Biggest blusher Worst women hater Most Beet Most Moet Host athletic behaved timid nerve popular X x Q! FINAL RESULTS OF BOYS POLL Gene Ostedgaard Leroy Hansen, Donald Jeneo ijt ..4.. A07 Q M Dean Anderson Roger Jensen Dean Oakes A Harald Sorensen Paul Glasnapp Merville Feet Paul Glasnapp Franklin Jensen Leon Burrus n 6 Paul Glasnapp Deen Oakes -Gene Ostedgaard Dennis Jenson Ted Chambers Paul Glesnapp Donald Jenson -Jerry Jennings Dennis Jensen -Gene Ostedgaerd Charles Thiel Charles Bredesen -Kenneth Petersen 4Gene Ostedgaard xt! 'iii ill 'ller Ill: Er? iilr'ill 1 mx Im 3 2 Xa gi W Q 1 ZZ? Host sentimental ---------------------- ------------------------- Dean Anderson - XXHUI' K5 .Qi qi' Xxx ' V 1 E . ' f , 5 A' AX f la .3 ff L1 . I' 1 'fuk Q?2 'ga fx Q, I 1 .. Y . Liss? 3, 4 0 J px ' ' Q-1 Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sent Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Deo Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan an Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Mar Mar. Mar. Har. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May Ma Hag Xa May Hey Mav May Nov l5kl6 20522 9 14 18-20 25-26 29 SCHOOL CALENDAR 1952 53 School opens Seneca here Teachers Institute Whittemore there Grant there Inltiatlon Party Gruver there Baseball Emmet Co Baseball Baseball Freshman Baseball Fall sectional Baseball Estherville Baseball Baseball Magazine Assembly Baseball Gruver here Lone Bock there sales campaign Program Dramatic Makeup David Mylan Dolliver here Skating Party Return party for sophomores End of lst'6 weeks Representative of Hamilton Business College Assembly program Southern Harmonairs Junior Class Play 'Delightfully Young' 1 Iowa High School Press Association Iowa City Conference Jamboree Whittemore Dolliver there T B radio speeches broadcast from Spencer Seneca here State Line Conference Jamboree Swea City 'The Key to the Orient Korea' by B111 Kjeldahl Fenton here End of 2nd six weeks Gruver there Bancroft there 'Town k Country Quiz' Sponsored by P T 0 Whittemore there Lone Rock here Assembly program 'Penelope and Peter' Dramatic Players Dolliver here Christmas Program Christmas Vacation School reopens Fenton here Grant Township Bancroft there Semester exams Gruver here 2nd semester begins County Tournaments Finals County Tournament Week of Girls' Sectional Whittemore here Lone Rock there Girls District Tournament Boys Sectional Girls state Assembly program 'Hr Wheels' Clown End of bth six weeks Boys District Tournament Assembly program 'Palmer Marlonettes' Sub State Tournaments Boys State Tournaments Good Friday - no school Easter Monday - no school End of 5th six weeks Pre music contest solos k ensembles West Iowa at Estherville Senior Class Play Junior-Senior Banquet Spring Sectional - Baseball Semi-final Sectionals - Baseball Final Sectionals-Baseball District Tournament - Baseball Sub state - Baseball State Tournament - Baseball Baccalaureate 8 P.M. St. Pauls Church Semester exams Commencement Closing there . 1 A . 8 - . 11 , - . 11 - 3 . 15 - . 19 ' ' - . 20 - A . 20 - . 29 - . 2 . - - 3 . 3 n - - . 6 - . 10 - . 10 . 13 . 20 - . Zh - . 31- . - 0.4 . lb - 015 0 0 . 17 Se - . 18 - . 20 - . 21 - . 21 Nov. 21-30 Thanksgiving Vacation . l - . 3 - I b l 0 I . 5 - . 9 - . 12 . 16 - . 18 . 22- - 5 J . 5 - . 9 - . lb - . 16 - . 19 . . 2b - . 26 . 3 - . 6 - . 16-21 . 2b . 25 . 27 . . 2 U 9 17 3 6 10 ll - 15 2b 30 U 6 ll 13 I 23 24 .Z 1. :L ighlk Ernest Christiansen 15. dyron Jacobsen Pauline Nielsen Paul Twait Patricia nansen Ja C Qnlth Larry Anderson Cendrn Ju tice Donna Pelterson Denyse Anderson Merlin George mily Nettleton Lyle Jensen JO Ann Andreasen -1 16. 17. one ,--0 ff male Noel Hammer Carol Hansen Norman Rasmussen ponald Nielsen ielen Tindall Louise Klmmet Mickey Jensen Larry H lmers Marvin Maas Donald Jensen Mary Lou Jennings Gerald Dolf Sandra Nelson Janice Helmers 'lf' - 14- ik, HFQ. a,:, 15 . fire. .1 'P 11 1 lk 17 1 '34 2 1 4. 19. , 5. H ' 19. I 'fi 6. y . sf.: 20. 94 7 7. 21. - ,A A 8. c s, 22. e ' 5 f'.1zL N A ' 91 9. 225. f ' ' 10. 24. 11. 25.. fi' 12. 2 ze. L . 4. 'M 13, 27. 3- 14. - 28. QQ. s P. .bm 'H 1 'J . Q, . , K 1 f me ' 4 f A fa. -1 im 2 . C G L' 5 F -. V ' 12, 2 . ,Q N 1 A - .3 J f 0 gg, Nj 2 4.9 1 55 f I g 3 J s .',' A ,H ,. !. - '1 .L'::'.t-.E P 2 Q A: I, H 0-1 ,L 'A'0i'.','o .Q 12- 1 15. . . ul 26' . Q- 4 0 ' A 0 1 D . 4 -', . gf D 'ff' Lf? 1? 1 I ' ' v . J K 7,7 2 , J fff. f 1 . .AI 12. ff.A .K ffl! I - 2 .0 fd 1 1 i'-R 2 1 1 wi 'f ' I 4 'V - KA v - Q -A 5 , 1 x .xy V . 1gI 5 K ge?'Ei , . ' V gg ' ,Q Margo Dallam I' 9 Lo1s Jensen Delbert Mathesen Lars Wllladsen yezeenlh I Mlchael Glasnap .57 Charles Moore Karl Fl1ehler I I A 'n, .1 mde E1leen Emlck Bernlce Cole Sylv1a Culbertson Kenneth Pederson Virg11 George Roy Moore It Stephen Glasnapp Clyde Behrends David Bredeson r . x, ' 1 ' .Q ff 5 , A S3 4' ' , 3 14 1 tv? I 'ik 9 ' -' 1 VQC K ii, aff' .Q 1 I' Mfg, : ,e :ffl ,C . ' s ,J A 1 44' aff L I5 i ' fx . I . 'C D., I p , ' ni x ' ff- I we ?, :Q , - f wa .Q I ig' ' .I 5 '. i Junlnr lfilgh Dolliver Fenton Lone Rook Fenton Dolliver Lone Rook Armstrong Seneca They Dolliver Armstrong Lone Rook Do111ver Fenton Lone Rock Fenton Maple H111 Junior High County Tournaments were held at Grant on March 2, 3, U, 6 5. The Junior High Girls, who are undefeated, drew a bye and the boys played Grant. 1 A3 1,4 mia. -i In Jie 17 .2 1' s R S- S Sf Q R QB I XS F-9f3'5'B'QS a 5' ca'-s:'1scn:: 1- :rwm'1v-'rsuve'-:o 3 H?- ?3'F 2 sm'-5 :s umgaffm sum 1- 1-1:1 336 Qmfggg' zssgiig' ous: mmomosns-'fo m Q 55 mmm 0 :s nl.-r :uno .1 m '-snr.: F' Q wr Q 0 :s X f Hans Willadsen Verne Torkelson Judy Nielsen Norman Hammer Karen Peitersen larry Flint Judy Kimmet Iawell Burrus Mary Jane Brown Robert Mixell John Libby Lin Widdel Denn s Hansen Richard Petersen Irvin Johnson Francis Gorneluis Arne Rasmussen Janes Justice Kenneth Libby David Andreasen Betty Hansen Alice Sorensen In M 5 gfK0' 2? L 4,- P21 'ill SQ T gf' za ...J '1 Ibm 22 O 1' Q ' J ' 1- v ,K I -1 xp vw' Y f - -ga his x ttf? 'h ' ' , 1 f x f 1. im 2. 321 31.3 32 29- x N191 A f' yff G U n , hf I ,4 VO' K ,4 'I 'V 5,9 1-1 Q' A 1 A Y t 27 - If 1. -'+-. 1. ' 1, -- - 2. ' 1 . 5: s - 1 .. 3- f. fl-A -1 g2vf 8. 'N M, , 1 J 9- 1 f . Q r- 1 5. ' A 5g 10- ,.,., ,. 31 -' 16 - . . '. 11. sn1r1ey Bheeley .1 4 4 ra.- : . I 42 12. 1 . r' f 12' f5f 12 15. to t 0, . 16. 1 1 ,..s 15. L Q . -' 1 f -v 1 . - av-J' .0 . ' 1 19. Al '- li 1'-I f . Sn QQ: ' 23. zu. 22. 2 . 22. di ra ' 25' X 7 :zz U I 56. 3 Q J' h 25' 'Q 'J' 9 f 10 29: Q7 if . . 30. A l 3 31. h H 0 ix 32. ,mu 3 ' A n 1.9 4 ' 1,4 3 . . E 1,59 , 11. 12. H J . . 19. ,, zo , 5 K 4 5, 4- Q--l . J 'Z 2. 1, 1 - ' I f 1'-' 1 f fb 'X 7 'ah . 'Me-.. 1 I 4 ' 'lv 13. . 1 0 , K 16. K 170 6 i Judy Bratrud batherine Prust .40 Donald Knudson Darwo od HGIIDBI' B JoAnn Christiansen Douglas Glasnapo 0 0 66 k Mabel Whitehill Q, -.r xmhmu v. Yff3' Carol Madsen A 'u ' ng, I Gary Jerry Jurczewsky Henricksen .2 u nz' A l'l4 ki lzll 4 'li oharles Cole Lloyd Mary Ann Marsha Ardene Jacobsen Oates Kinnard Burrus X Verdene Kenneth Douglas LPIC Voster Jensen Hansen Rasmussen -rl David Thomas Nelson Gordon MeyerS 4 96 I 4 lk guide fa -Q -Q 1 , David Hansen Juanita Jensen Roger Andersen Gary Prescott Linda Glasnapp Kathryn Fliehler Hoger Jensen Ann Dominey Roger Christensen Paulette Christensen Wayne Nelson Nancy Johansen Robert Bhryook Kay Lou Glasnapp Leroy Jensen Arla Wrider Russell Heerdt Judy Andersen 11 I M W1 20. JI 10 - ,.. .110 34 lr' Mike Kimmet PSEPIY Giffin Judith Chrlstlansen Larry Kramer Marjorie Jennings Gordon Nelson Mary Hansen Jimmy Petersen Donna Fry Virtua Feddersen Mary Libby Martin Simmons Keith Widdle Judy Cornelius Richard Petersen Jimmy Jensen Lizette Holts :O ,df ef' 1,18 A A L 4,5 , ne, Y fee. MJ 9 f',6 2 -,ff .J Q .102 I L -5 4? ' 'Q . V II., , 4' ,, J 8' 9 1 . '1l- 39 ,V ,I . . 5 1 '2. . xv M .AAL j r 2 4' . fx. .2 l ' 4' 2, 2 12. 1 . , f 1 19. 2 J A It ' if 21. ' sf - '? . 22. A-nan. - 5, 22. r 0. 6. 2 . Z' 22' 91 27: 9 10. 28. 11. 29. 21 12. 30. 13. 1. p 1u. 32. 15. 3 - ' , bf 16. 32- ' 1. 17. 18. 'J' 4.. V -L 7 ' X ff' rl lv I, A 1 ' ' ' 7 ' 'fr ' . , 115. ni M, 4 -AQ x ,f I Y 1 ,if ,3-1' , , 7. ' 1 o 1 9. . Ilf, ' ryip .a ' 3 N f rl 9 , 1,5 w 3 A ', KID r V 1 0- x 21. 'f 32- 1-g , 1 Z 'L Q - K so 'D 1'5l Q 4 M5 di - . , A t , ' tire ff 1 7' A L 4,4 - I F 25. 2 J 27. .fl ' - . . , fi QF' -134 JP 4 og. s ww? IS!! ' I I 'C I4 19' . Dale Anderson I 4 a 5 .2, , at -i J Lf, 1 A , 1, L- 4, Kathleen lmthesen Virgil Jensen Janet Lund Dwayne Hansen David Tommy Linda David Duane Behrends Kimmet Brown 25 Caswell Hansen Yvonne McNamar Roger Behrends Carolyn Jensen Sandra Culbertson Dean Voster Clifford McNamar Richard Tindall Dorothy Nelson ff f-' i y Freeeric Cnristiansen Wayne Peterson Becky Hansen Wally Larsen Bobby Sheely Dwayne Bheely Iicnael Cnristensen Wiley Hansen Sandra Corderman Rudy Nielsen Virginia Hansen Phyllis Jennings Gary George Jerry Hansen Sammy Feddersen Joan Peterson Donald Nelson Lf La Von M Dahlke s Lid. lydv K:n...... q!.l'z'I'.L b.m5s4:... f 1f1r v-14 econd male f I Julius Cole Janet Jensen Robert Larson J f1reJ Christlansen Richard Trenary Russell Helmers Ronnie Reed Arnold Caswell Gary Nelaen Pamela Glffln Joan Lemke Leon Christensen Linda Christensen Lynn Fecldersen Emory Culbertson ,4f rfb I in x ll! my -I 17 2 1 Beverly Solberg Darryle Anderson Jerald Jacobsen William Bredeson Sheryl Voetman Beverly Twait Marlyn Fry Barry Bllesmer Karron Anderson Stanley Nelson Margaret Leemkuil vin ,QW f gf HHN PQ f H. A A. 0 N eh sam 1 is . V ,' 1, 1 'vs , 'lf fi - J' N2 ' evil? ,fi X1 ,M I -Q45 ! .iv , , L SQA 1 ' rfifff HM-f sxQ Tx Y I 9 l ' V h1s'1 Y' fu' 'y I 1. . .. Q- 2. 18. . - r- ,L ,.,, V , -11 4' ' 3, , ,u 4- 1 19. 1 tha . I l ' ?.:2T, ' 4, 6 4' 1 J ' 20. M K 5. - X 1 21. fl 6. 2 ,fx nw' -91 C 7. 25. 'Of -V- j 3, f 24. 0 ' 4 i 1, . 4, 9. David Anderson a,L 25. Curtiss Reidel alg- ,ww' , C 41 w . 10, . 4 26- .V 44? -i?allK ,E ill elf 11, 27. ,' 12. - A 'S .4'- J .4 15. J N J 14. ' J- - 1' ' 4 15. 'f. ' Q H J -1' , -A s ':- J . 16. , ' Q: P J I 'J N .5 A 1. W n. 'V fl , 9 1 N., A 40 K ' -i y , Pnl -e e ' A 'L' ' ,ff ' X -Jig? 14 . V- , - V . . ' Hain! Y . C. 4 A E ..1 -lllll .,1 I nlh J Wayne G Dickie L La Ve n J Lee Ann M Ronald S Mark D Raymond J Nancy W Sharon T J' Ni -4 1-Ai Diane Jimmy Karen Steven B Judy H David L Glen Mary Lou P B111 C nal male X v-.Z .1 JL. ll :Sf ,J ,ff -ff '7 --4 4,4 v 'A1 David S Sandra P Darrel D Vicki W Jackie J Gerald P Donna C Chip W Roger P Norma C Wayne X Janet A Phyllis B Dennis F Mark W Darrel W Myrna T J rv- 'ui Margory Ann Butler Q45 5 C5 I -1 ,B Qx f 1 3 t , fn A 5 f 5? 1 .f I V' .' 51 -. ,J . 4 A I 1 ' 9 A R' , .Xi - .J A A Lia?-Z9 If 1 -. M 4 fT - A' ' 5 i V .19 Y ' 4. 4 , i, , 'in .Qi V -0 ,, Q - ,M ' , pf lf f s . ' 1- 4 . 5 7 9 1 ig 10 ,X 11 .N 3 ' ,tub 5 K 3 A , 1' Q5 .L I-, . Q., ' 4.3 yt .. v A ,,d .- .f'- 4' A I 5 4 f g 'X X' ,R . A a la - 5 lb 1- ' 'E if F17 15 ,Q gn !1,H Hg Q A QT' , k', Al' Q c Q Y . 1 22 D 1 fs..f .Mari gc 21 - 31 , L ' . 43 A 4. 4 vj'-k- ,liy I .fd - 'Q' if , T . 2: 26 A 1 LQ o 4 I IA A 4 . 27 I A l QQI V J .O Q. Q J A 4 l , - 5 6 'L' ' it fp 'L D+ 1' 4 -J ? , . .mg uw, . X V 35 pf , 11- er- , 1' J A 1. . 10. e D. 19. . 28. . 2. . . 11. w. 20. 1 . 29. . 'M 2. r . 12. c. 21. . 30. . J . . 13. . . 22. . 31. . V 5' 0 1-he Q 220 0 320 1 o ', X! 6- - 12. . 2 . . Fi. . 7' 0 1 0 Lo 250 0 3 0 n r ' r B. . 17. . . 26. - . 35. . f --4 9. . 18. . 27. . - - ,g FQ' 94 KINDERGARTEN Diane Bonnlcksen Timothy Anderson Lynda Jennlngs Lony Hansen Roger Fry Karen Jensen Gordon Nelson Candace ChT1St1 nsen Eddie Dolf Carol Ann Fry John Cole Judy Edwards Kenneth Henricksen Susan Christensen Thomas Hoien Elizabeth LeMaster Danny Culbertson Patty Busch Michael Hassel Kathy Larson Craig Christiansen Janice Behrends Michael Henrioksen Delores Jacobsen 'Y J-ff v-14 Q' --4' 5 L45 H Q J 1 . , I . x'f 5'2 '24 Q an Q.. 0' i , , 4 , :F L' V ,, i ' ,1.. s f 'J ' ' 4,19 C C ' . A Wi' n 4 Q Jll' -1 9 E by .- 2 .s I! . D ir. g l 7. A h , ,g .'1f?gl7 QC .. 4' -I 'J , Bonnie Bliesmer ,igg A it N , iii iii A, 9 C 15 4 1 ' 5 A 21 5, ' -4 Q 'Z I . 4 A 5 - i 7'l ld K -J J. , gl, , . , 1 .1 x Y ' 3 , V -J 1: 94 dr' lr 'C v-4 ilchard Ulddle ,I dobert Pete! Susan Pla na Katnleen Klrk all Klnde rga rt en Jandra flsen Jerry L1 by -'T en Sheryl Nelson Jlmmy ll atre '90 Patr1c1a Deders 'N 1' 4 4 'v THIRD GRAD 0 ' Z v'f-Fix Ill' .,n Karen Lundeen Denn1sP0d6rson rwen Worn 5.2 jd V Varen 11l3dSPW Cralp Qon GQUTSBSD Anderson .dh ionald rawer MHTIS iasmus e onnle Yimmlt 1-'Y X Betty Lou Cnrlstonherv 2'- W 51,19 o ,5 ' v' K X , 2 0 5 1' 3 6. 4.4 5' . 1' J , A .,z .1' ' ff , - f ' fglff - . L N,.f' 16 N Q4f!5b N X qw' L-,,frj,.if' li- il' , u: KI H1 4 hu I. 'K - 1 . 1 F1mz :X 'P rf 5 s A- I N ,. .Q3JxQ ' 'N' - Lx' A W -1 A 'I I , X ' 5' ' V 'E ' Ca . r Kam' ,V Q , 1: 4 I Q - '- ' fo 0 J, ' 'Q A I ' . I g A ..d t -4' y' 6 ' '- H' A e It X px yt , ip' 5' ' 1 d .' ' a s . :- me .. -f 'NJ 3 1 V . Us Q ' . H X . T . -, ', Tel. u GN x !' . A, A , ' - - f: y d eff y I e y- L ' ew. y 'Q z 19 Q 6 Y K ft' 1df If 1 yi w I 1 X ,QV 4 ff t ll, .. , A' I g I ry . r- , ' ' i Q, ' 'I' i' -4 r f :E , . I !H f gi A ' J s ip ' ' - HH 1 ., G W ' L .- ?.n C ' . , 3, 4' ,L -' ' .-. I q J m + X 1 E 1 L s , ,. , Q 4 A . . , , Q. . .X ,f x -,..... x X f E Q' , 0 5, , cr . 'ii llilnuf 01. 'Q HOT LUNCH PROGRAM The 1unch program is under the direction of Supt Bredeson and office assistant Regina Thiel The program opened on the second day of school and will continue through the entire year The two cooks are Mrs Myrtle Rasmussen first cook, and Mrs Ralph Riedel second cook Since Dec 1, Mrs Julius Jensen has been assisting during the rush hour From ll O0 A H to 12 00 noon, 3 high school girls Kay Thiel, Donna Glasnapo and Joanne Wiseman keep dishes, trays etc , clean and in order Government aid is being given to the hot lunch gram Four of the foods that have been received in large amounts are frozen and canned turkey, tomatoes, cheese and hams During the cold weather months a daily average of 260 lunches are served with a daily cost per child for lunch Kindergarten through sixth grade 201 Seventh grade through twelfth grade 25i The lunch program has been improved over the years and is continuing to be a remarkable aid to the school program Tvs .,.1Z,L ,..,Qv'fjliV .ff Q15 iv-Q J ,1, '?fM ill Ima. A ... E., 14' L 'NJ ff' I S -st'xQlQ 75 QQ-:S km 1 ei W-af 11 gif QTL 'F'- -u'N,f .1 , 45 PS-B Q 91 Hemi, 57 ! i ff 1 N ' In I 4 .ll FQ F A354 if kai WTVLIIQJ 1 il Wir of N AE WWEML H riff grade. C-...- 'F P LA A Y '-5:12 W X . V EA A V , fggif-R ,V M V Q' '- f -Q' ' V L, ,' -' J is ' n ' 'I R SQ' ll ' V J. 'Y up Y ,Q Q5 7 5 M E I 1 ' ' ' x 'Z ' 1 - , If , , ...ah ' I fb n ' '44 I , I ,. , I V1 l Q kt' ,r ' Z U 5 AV' ff 'Q ,Q vi I f X Aly-cf' 2 V K F . 1 A 'H D X sr V , , Q ' ' 5 . L: L - A flfsfa-H All r I , ,' 4 -,QI J , ,HI L 1' . .. 4 'h N, .5 ' I lx K d ,K S hi v: 5 'I Q I 51.-L if V . , Q , , R tw , ' 'f Il Ai 4 I A , A ' 4' ' J vs LQ X 'NX . ' f f 4 V ' 'sax X 4 . - -6 - A 1 I , - . r A -1 x, 4 4 I' AS A 'r ' 9, ...r l'o operatlve Gram St- Product Fo Hlngsted low., Elevators located ln Pungsted Sf Halfa, luwa lohn Deere Machinery Felco Feeds Seeds Wlre Coal Posts Fertllller 00-operat ion ls The 0nly Game Where Everyone Wlns 515,000 Bushel Capacity Maple H111 Lumber Co MAPLE HILL IOWA PHONE 4015 ESTHERVILLE, IOWA 5 1 E Ja: C i Q 1 Emmet County State Bank CAPITAL ASSETS OVEI-'t S65O,COO COMPLETE BAIYKIJG SERVICE I A0101 RLG-s ED --nu LAN EST!-ZEriVILLE Thompson Yards DIVTQIOI OF1IEfW1I-lA VS 3 4 nr. CO DLALERS IN PAINT AND HLLIORK ALL BUIIJM G .A .I-LLD One Board or a Tramload RPGSTEZD IO IA PHO E 78 I, ' I nf: 1 Vr- II ' V, m 1 0 VI' ,. X: T In r A r,- ' 1 1 1' T r - - tw .... -. -.,. ...o -,- . .. -. . V' H Y- , .- ,- . g ---- . - f :sz - 5- ., f' : '-- -J --' . 1 5 - -- A fl 1 N ' Lf- -ff mtv - '- .. .- -..- . , ,A .. .. , . U For 5' sf PRINTING Phone 91 The R1ngsted Dlspatch .7112 Jalll nf fha jawn Pr1n ters Publlshers Statzoners FAIHMUNT MUSIC SHUP EVERIT IN MUSIC CALL V IT R WRITE F IRM 07 WE T 1 STREET N 145 FAIRHONT MINNESOTA 0 0 N Il HIM - O THE SCHOOL-BAND, HOM 6 CHURCH , IS O A ONT MUSIC SHOP 1 s gl I Esther 1 e Sand and Gravel VABHED, S '-ILE! D A.D GRAD D SAND ROAD GRAVEL ESTHERVILLE 1+ mi So Highway 17 IO IA PHO JE 19 W5 CARPETINIG 9 12 8: 15 FT WIDTHS HOOVER VACUUM CLEANERS FURNITURE FOR Tn-IE TIVING ROOM DINLNG ROOM BEDROOM LAND O' NIOD HATTRESSESS Olson Furnlture Co. THE Hom: or QUALITY rUmx1'run.v-: rumour mom-: 1380 MINNESOTA ' l l CRUSHED STONE h . . V T .- 1 1 1 0 C Roy and Elsie's STEAKS CHICKEN SEAFOOD oPEN 6 P 14 'I5 ' 'LINI CLOSED MONDAYS EXCEPT FOR RESERVATIONS ,Z smoacmsaoan EVERY THURSDAY gd E TEXT? Koffee KuP Kafe SdORT ORDERS FINE SELECTION or sANDwIcuEs ffgjf X 5 J x I 5' ' 'Q Harm MADE PIE a ROLLS TRY OUR 'KOFFEE KUP SPECIAL' PHONE 208 RINGBTED IOWA . . qi.-5 K ' f Il I - - HUY M TUB EH PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ARMSTRONG, IOWA PHOME 172 HUGO ll IJHULM M IJ BHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE PHONE U1 RES PHONE DIR 2 i FIRESTONE uhmbnn TIRES AND TUBES PHONE 17 RINGSTED, IOWA MIDWE T EHVIUE ARNIE LUND TANK WAGON AGENT RINGSTED IOHA . 0 I ' I Q ARMSTRONG, 1owA I G Y D'X ll mm vnuq PEIiiiillIL Fl K BHUS GARAGE 54L..n,..uf-4 PEPAIRING 8 LUBRICATION CHEVROLET Q FORD PARTS DELFO BATTERIES-GOODYEAR TIRES-QUAKER :LATE 8 PENNZOIL COMPLETE LINE OF STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS PHONE OILS AM S RVICE Xml F RINGSTED J, THE L mfs sum' BLOUSES-SKIRTS-SWEATERS-MOJUD HOSIERY SLIPS-PAJAMAS GOWNS-MILLINERY BABY AND SHOWER GIFTS MRS LUCILLE KEARNS PHONE 72 RINGSTED COMPLIMENTS OF I C B GUDFBEII E 1 1 y,,,2 PHONE 20 RIHGSTED CHRI TIA BBUS. H HIIW BE EVERYTHING YOJ NEED IN THE LINE OF HARDWARE MAITAG WASHERS-PHILCO RADIOS GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES DE LAVAL SEPARATORS 5 MILKERS-SHELLANE GAS SERVICE MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE FARM MACHINERY ELECTRIC WIRING Q REPAIRING ESTIMATES GIVEN FREE NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL PHONE 17 RINGSTED f Wg C r f Q , IL' I X 98 V np. ji' . ' -L I - - -N pp . bpaga A 4' a- E LADIES AND JUNIOR MISS DRESSES ,..- 1 'il I ff! I 1 r u 3. ' . 0 0 --fag 1 ', 0 -L vm 1: 1 1 , , , A 1 txi 0 P1ONE H IWEY FARM EHVILE OILS GRLAS o ACCEQSORIES RI'GSTED IOW 12 D U P E DRUGS PROMPT g5ERV 9 RINGQTED COMPLIALIIS LUDDRG PREQCRIPTION SERVICE DRUGS- FOUNTIAN CANDY COSMETICS E SETS AAIMAL nEALTH DEPARTMEAT BERUMS- MEDICIN E- FEEDS PHONE 82 L A PETERE and SON 1-'uaN1cruaE.Jnwx-:Lax APPLIANCES Umnznmxrxvo sm-: Tm: FINE swoon or QUALITY Hom: rumusnmos M OJ IC I S AT Loman Pnmcsb mm FOUND mszwnmz MODERN FUAERAD ROME AMBULAMCE bERVICE LICEAJED EHBALMERS CALL 21A OR 197 DAY OR RIGHT C M THOMAS L A PEILRSEN COMPDIAENTS OF MTE DEPARTME T S'I'0RE RIMGSTED, IOWA PHONE 180 f 4 ,- . I GAS - - I E' - - t, I' 51+ -5 1 'HA .. .-.,, I' i Q I ,. UCE R., ,, . ., .. .. , - , I l . QU W - K kfgbW - - . C, 92' X P V , I v ., .. - --, . . V . ., . .- -1 Ad 1 4 A 3 1 ,, r-'ff - I f Q g , .-. HOME CAFE er25 U mon K ' 'V I Sgfggjra XS HO Or Goon room J H s ACA Hof E NAD PIE mn CAKLS E -, TRY OUR CO rLE PHC E 61 SUNSHINE MARKET Qu BEIARDALE FINE Foons ,, ' 91 f 1 WE Am TO PLEASE You 1 0 W P KEARNS RINGSTED PHONE 70 RINGSTED CLEANERS RINGSTED, IOWA LEO RAUSCH CHRISTENSEN CAFE BEST COFFEE IN IOWA t f If J' ,Psi WE SERVE R5 NELSON'S ICE CREAM IOWA RINGSTED - - 0 Av Th . 7 ff.. Q est 'tg Qx ab0U H H H A 8 E v W E 2 f E ,1 f tr ' I R T 5 . .1 .J f . ' ' Q 7' . ee!! - F N RINGSTED X J I Lid ' E,-4 fm .rx 1 - 154 ' C, , 'ff .' '5'3 Nl' ,'-Q-.' ' J 'ggfiia g vie? , ' 0, COHPLIIENTS OF LASKERS MENS S'l'0RE FAIRHONT, MINN HART SCHAFFNER 8: MARX CLOTHES BOTANY 500 SUITS HYDE PARK CLOTHES CLIPPERCRAFT SUITS PUHTER GARAGE 0 'ff' AEG- 1 i Fx ARM STRONG AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRING TIRES BATTERY GAS Y ...,.,.,..-r' IOWA FA IRHONT INDSEWALL' MEN ' S CLOTHING AND FURII SHIIGS HINNEETA HQGREG-OR SPORTYEAR JOCKEI UNDERWEAR INTERVIOVEN SOCKS FAIRMONT FISHER CLUTHIN UALITP oo All D 00 Ssmnci KUPPENHEIHER CLOTHES HLLLOR! HATS 8WAN'S JEWELEH! MINNE SOTA 9 0 I L ii I 'S , 1 ' . J ' ,. Fl- J: , -, R 3 55 Q- -an-r-.1 w x 4 n.Q5.,1'fl-1-Sr? ?:f:i' Il , F'-E Hi'-41'4 , A ul,-r X Kill, - - 44 fx 'iq SPORTS RADIO IKSIJM STATION NEW MARKETS WEATHER FAIRHONT, MINNESOTA 1370 ON YOUR DIAL 'THE FARMERS INFORMATION STATION' FAIRMONT BLUSSUM SHOP norman moan. nmsmn 2.3 xv- FLOWERS a. PLANTS I' V93 ron SQ rv CORSAGES WEDDINGS AND ALL ACCESORIES MINNESOTA PHONE 166 D0 UVA MUTUH plqmout CHRYSLER USED CAR PLYMOUTH x 1-. ESTHERVILLE'S MOST COMPLETE ,lik-4 BODY SHOP ESTHERVILLE , IOWA ALES PHONE 193 HENEMAN M0'I'0R CUMPA Y FOI-LD AND MERCURY ESTHERVILLE, IOWA s , Skis 'ik I' I gig -- 1 f il ii-1' h , I V hu I .. - X Z Xxazfrf -2 Q s swf' 4 BAGAN and SONS X ROBlNSON M0'I'0RS 1 805 CENTRAL VE STEER ILL J 88 VILLE CLOTI-II 0 MEN 5291,-A? V ARM EQUIPMENT 1605 CENTRAL SMITH 'I'RAC'I'0R and IMPLEMENT C0 FORD TRACTO S CHEN AN CDRNPGK EARBORN EQUIHE ESTHERVILLE I0 A TRACT I P081 Q ALITY CLOTHES Fon mm a Bots mms srnan DOBBB s camp rms , off' 2 e K ESTHERVILLE, lou PoN'r1Ac ao - A . E v E, :own J. nonxuson 'rmmpaonm 1 no a snoms r H an Bots ' S ' msrnnn I L a . V yfe!!X,- T-F -?f o I as D I ms D nan P ur , 0 R , v H N 'rs IHNN RD DAIRY xmman o N H 'CE L REA -H MILK CRLAI O4OGOLALn llll ORrI ADE , xc mum Puowb L60 mo1HL1VILLn IOAA GUIDE M ll G C0 ESIdEnVILLL IOWA WANUFAUIURERS Or OOLJEN SUN AND nED 10? rEEDS FOD hOVS LALTLL AND POULTRY YOUR LOCAL DEALER IS Tdm CO-OPERATIVE GRAIN E PHODUOT CO RINGSTED IOWA LSLH RNILLE, IOUA PH 11 SJ BNE HBE GVNERAL AGENT IIS RANGE QmRVIOEa FOR FARM BURLAL MEM3LnS LIFL AUTO, TRACTOR CFARM LIABILITY, HAIL IOWA LIFE INS CO IOWA MUTUAL HAIL INS CO IOWA FAnh 4LTDAL INS CO SLT SORLNSVN B 4 U BUY BHUIIE MUTUH C0 lu lmmlln AUIOYOBILES 8 FUOKS f CHEVROLET V.. , BUICK a clmva LLT PHONV 30: EsrrfRv1LLL IOJA l ia o -v HM. .. . , W c Q 7 v M1 in 2 '-1 -'-A -. HAT -W .1 JI... Q.. I' T 'F' '.' -. .. . I -I -1 f'If'l Nr 'H - 1' . I , 1 I l1 U rn- -N - v -1 , I . f-,H - - - . A v. - ,-. ., A v . 1 F' -1 A J' 1 -H . A J O . .N FARM BUREAU OFFICE PHONE ljQ9 ' H 3 ' ' sms. '. 3 .4 v U- y -1 n n v -- u u - J ' 'q 1 I I . - . n - Q 7 v - I 0 O I I ' A I O -1 -1 ... .4 - . O , , A T . J I Q1-1 ii l I, 4 If .. ,.-, ., H .l X u L1 '. ' V ' Vi vi 4.4 L... , 1 MARTfS SKELLY SERVICE HOOD TIRES SKELLY BATTERY GUARANTEED GREASE dn OIL LUBRICATION WE SPECIALIZE IN SERVICE VI SIT THE EST HERVILLE GREEN HOUSE QEzfw PHONE 1750 ESTHERVILLE IOWA EAGRE CONSTRUCTION CO. A GENERAL PARTNERSHIP OSCAR FAGRE STANLEY G FAGRE ROLAND A FAGRE PHONE 750 1201 THIRD AVE SOUTH ESTHERVILLE IOWA CHAPMAN CLOTH ING WILSON BROS FURNISHINGS STEVENS HATS IAYFIELD 4 STAR CIDTHS HICKOK BELTS 5 JEWELS! HUBBARD SLACI8 ESTHERVILLE IOIA d 4 I .rf I he I I L I COVERING MARTIN COUNTY AND NORTHERN IOWA FAIRMO T DAILY SENTINEL 'SOUTHERN MINNESOTA'S MOST COMPLETE DAILY NEWSPAPER' COMPLETE NATIONAL ASSOCIATED PRESS COVERAGE TOWN BY TOWN COUNTY BY COUNTY LOCAL COVERAGE SUBSCRIPTION RATES SENT ON REQUEST HITE H011 E X QQ! A -'rar oua nm cams- Pnomz 105 Annsmous nmnwus 9644 BECK BHUIJUCE EGGS POULTRY AND FEED uff 'QW RURAL PICKUP AND DELIVERY FEEDS DON AND DEE PHONE 23 RINGSTED IOWA H A 0L'l'E lNSURANcE GENERAL INSURANCE T H AT R E ALLY L1rm.HA1L..FIRm-HosP1nL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE INSURES RING-STED, IOWA PHONE -RES. 114 OFFICE PHONE 52 . wa ilfiifz 4-Isi ng' A soon pmol: T0 me 95' D X , n r f Q05 -sf. t I O HUBI X 1 x BURKBEAD' s .- X 'll-Ill u-S' Q sl ARMSTRONG IOWA F X xX HOME OF NAMES YOU KIOW FOR MEN 5 BOYS MILK CREAM PHONE S7 HINGSTEIJ I.0Cl-HER ' PHONE 161 WE HANDLE QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS Q--, A COMPLETE LINE OF FROZEN FRJITS VEGETABLES E FISH RINGSTED IOWA TYPEWHITEH EXCHANGE SMITH CORONA TYPEWRITERS VICTOR-ADDING MACHINES STATIONERY GIFTS OFFICE SUPPLIES ESTHERVILLE IOWA ESTHERVILLE GROCERY SIDLE MARKET f fx ,f IOWA K I L. . NX 2 NINE f f ' gg f I I 41253 A REFIGERATED Loomis . , -34 I fi, if 1 V I S- - - lufxl L PHONE 238 HEIDKE ELECTRIC C0. INDUSTRIAL 8: RESIDENTIAL POJJER 8: LIGHT HIRING GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 8: EQJIPIUENT 19 SOUTH 6TH STREET KQT A ,Z ESTHERVILLE IOWA 16 SO 6TH ST ESTHERVILIE A DYS PASTRY HOP PM PASTRIES OF ALL KINDS mn? .QQ If if! DECORATED CAKES A SPECIALTY IOWA 4 P IIINQN 6' Mm Mfffu PHONE O MUURITSEN and K UTSE GROCERIES MEATS FRESH FRUILS 8: VEGETABLES 1 ,g5 f9fv ' O ESTHERVILLE IOWA l0WA TRUST and SAVINGS BA K ESTHERVILLE IOWA UYOUR FRIENDLY BANK' fix , Znsnnzk ' 1 MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Filllllf RF-SUV' f 1 SYSTEH ll gf-9 kj youa nmrosns xusumzn UP TO Q10 000 R 41 -,-' X, n . . - E 398 ix, S fmt 3 H M I F - nga?-,-v VH' , .l1:A l H 4 7 - '+ 7 . tm , ,s BEN FRANKLIN STORE PFEIL VARIETY STURE N F9NFNENlNlm V ' JAL V 1 '-if sANBonN FURNITURE swim N51 .IC CEC V '- GE HERVILLE i nfxuux x Yu xn INXMA Ku XXx XX x - .MXXX .AWN .als ... ..,....N STRONG ,flj G 'N f ,LATIONS TO HE , xv xv' e QW sq me 'I D A is X' ,!i5T ai N 5 ' 1 Q f 0 IJ 0 I VETERIIIARIAN ARI-i:5'l'HUNG EE RING STEII IMPI EMENT C 0 H COR! ICK DEERING POAIER FARM EQUIPMENT GE UINE I H C RDAIRS REPAIR SE VICE ERNEST OSK IG LINE OF if ooMPLE'r1: ,wo J' I POULTRY as HO FEEDS ROUTE SERVICE FREE CULLING PHONE RIN GSTED IOWA PETERSEN HARDWARE YOUR FRIENDLY IRHA HARD ARE STORE HARDWARE I PLEHENTS APPLIANCES PAINT TOYS PLUMBING 6: HEATING PHONE 16 RINGSTED IOWA WEHLERS JEWELRY STORE GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASION W 'T.: - - rAmMoN'r ' X M1NNz:so'rA Wm.-MW . . - R LYKKE PBDIJUCE I f'i5, dl I 'lf KLEHL S BAKERY FOR FINEH BREADS AND PASTEBIES FAIRMONT MI NNE SOTA RINGSTED BLACK SMITH SHOP WELDING AND PLOW W RX AL ummm f RINGSTED IOWA MOT0 INN OLDSMOBILE Ann CADILLAC aFf 'N ALBERT mzxwoon J g S PHONE 124 ESTHERVILLE IOWA NEVILL BBUS IMPLEMENT C0 'll' f MLILCMLMHSLESNEWNDIZELZWCZINN Momma: ,N l I X PHONE 922 ESTHERVILLE IOWA I O 1 C FI? ' af? '1 f -,,f-4-,.. lu ' - Jrizl nggnkug Q s . M255 Q Q sm-as AND smnvrcml Q 6 I ' I I 0 0 js-CN4l4'g 1 I all 1 ' W' - - wmv 'gt n i va' ll YI ,'?f,wAU,.,? 1, GEORGE A HURMEL and C0 PHONE 152 RINGSTFD IOWA John Kuntz TRUCK LINE PHONE 152 RINGSTED, IOWA FOR AN ENJOYABLE EVENING'S ENTERTAINMENT COME TO THE Rlngsted Theater UNDEQ NEW MAN CEMENT COMPLETELY REMODELED NEW SOUND SYSTEM NEW PROJEGTERS MANAGER LESLIE LARSEN Merrit G iffin REAL ESTATE 8 FAQM MANAGEMENT FAR! 1 L CAN S OFFICE PHONE U28 RESIDENCE PHONE 1F33 ' o FYI I . - I , I Av AJ 4 'WL , , . A . r. J A Q ' .-J O AUGUST SCRENSEN DGGP kernel PIONEVR HYBRID8 Small C0b Over run measured cribs 51 to 151 Plant high yielding Good Feeding Early maturing Pioneer Hybrid Corn August Sorensen Local pioneer repr sentative Phone l4F39 Ringsted Iowa ADVERTISING CONTRIBUTORS Russells Gardner' s Drug Store Dr L A Henrlcksen Fairmont Funniture Estherville Shoe Store Robinsen s Jewelry Fairmont Minnesota Fairmont Minnesota Armstrong Iowa Fairmont Minnesota Esthervllle Iowa Estherville Iowa BoosterS ZA Wffm 2 No' '7? 9 349 '6iZ 6QS-4 My -9 5 ZZ 22 777a'afL4fg li Q WWW KNEW' fi M Egjfmiile' N mv? ufmfpw? My vim, WW, UWM jj sf ijffxflfd cf wyggw My mf . I 91 H - K A . H 5 . kd QS X 1N ,N K' 5 Ru- . G I E1-Wen I ' fr 'I a P K -X x, fd . OL! 6 W e 2' W ' 4?i?ff5J m I Alia - I' B Q5 K XXL' Jf4,f0 3- v-+L V f My I 1' .