Rock Valley High School - Rock Yearbook (Rock Valley, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1954 volume:

ROCK 19511. Published by the Annual Staff Rock Valley High School Rook Valley, Iowa Dedication He, the senior class of Rock Valley High School, wish to dedicate the 19514 Rock to Bob Kaufman who was our teacher for the first three years of our high school As our friend and companion, he has contri buted much to make our high school days more pleas ant We are happy to have this opportunity to show our appreciation. 2. O I QQEW, 235115 ii- 1 0 A' ' - O Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Dear Diary Lots of smiling faces, school started Gals came to school with their locks clipped short Food coloring in hair seems to be the fad now, you're out of style with plain brown, black, or yellow State Educational Development tests Juniors ordered their classrlngs While cleaning a chicken during Home Ec Il, Mrs Roorda asked what the oil sack above the tail was for to which Mary F replied, 'T grease the joint! to school Tri County Teachers meeting in Rock R8P1GS Seniors had their pictures taken Band members marched for the Band Day at Morningside Seniors elected members for the Annual Staff Decided on Commencement Announcements End of the first six weeks Mrs Roorda told the basketball girls some news that she had promised would 'knock their teeth loose they play in the Clinic at Sanborn The student body was asked tc set up a study schedule for themselves Cheerleaders were elected Roy J fell off his chair in Physics class Speech and Hearing Clinic G1rl's basketball clinic at Sanborn Assembly program, 'The Singing Marines High school Halloween Party tonight Beverly Y wanted to know how to make shorthand characters on the typewriter when Mrs Johnson said they would type their shorthand notes Parlan K decided to sleep during science class In order to be able to see the film better, the general science class kept asking, 'Make it darker, make it darkerl' to which Mr Liaboe replied, 'what for, you can't neck now anyway. Pop Concert Allen M fell off his chair in study hall Jr Class Play, double cast Armistice Day, no school Career Day at Orange City Prizes for magazine drive arrived Roy J and Roger F challenged each other to a duel the weapons, a jackknlfe and a pencil bloody scene Mr Hoeven, head of the Safety Education Department of the State Highway Commission, gave the student body a talk on safety and showed a film on A Day in Court ' Talent Show tonight, sponsored by the Annual Staff Freshmen girls put salt instead of sugar in the whipped cream Thanksgiving vacation Basketball Clinic at Morningside Mr Haas couldn't find his geometry class Junior classrlngs came Ping pong tournament got under way Bad snowstorm, one bus went in the ditch and hit a pole Sioux Center game, there Wow beat them All classes have a class meeting the results of the State tests are back Drew names for Christmas Home Ec girls II gave Christmas dinner for the school board members and their wives Sidney says he wants false teeth for Christmas Betty Mae broke a blood vessel in basketball prrctice Assembly program on table tennis. Individual pictures taken. Mr. Harmon said Lorna's picture would scare the mice away, if she had any. High school Christmas program. Christmas vacation begins O . 31 ' . IJ Q 1 O 1+ . 1 '15 e ' 15 . 21 . . -u , O 30 I ' ' ' N v .. 1 . 3 . 7 . 9 f 13 . n-9 O l6 . zo . ' . 23 . 27 . 28 .' 30 . 30 . O 2 A C 0 3 Martha K. pinned up her hair in biology class. , -D- n 6 , , . 9-10 a . ll , 13 , 18 . 19 . . -- 23 . ' ll 211 . 26-27 , ' 28 , 30 . , . l . 2 . 3 ' - I4 0 Q O 7 . ' 9 ' . 10 - . ll 16 22 8.11 Feb Mar Apr May CIJONU'L.C School resumed Mr and Mrs Llaboe had a baby boy last Thursday Two birds 'accidently' were flying around in the 3 30 study hall Seniors decided on their class motto, colors and flower Movie shown through the courtesy of the Sno boy Apple Company Everyone received an apple Individual pictures taken December 16 returned Semester tests started ent ended Peer is the new champ gggi1Eo2g1gogf2a2eu1d use the throttle machine instead of the ales tric machine for sewing n N Jane asked Mrs Johnson in Office Practice where her Pee Chee was Miss Wood is taking over Mrs Roordais classes now County Tournament at Hull boys play Hawarden Boys lost to Maurice in Consolation Finals at the County Tournament Girls defeated Alvord in the first round of the Sectional Tournaments Band members had a gay time when Mr Liaboe substituted for Mr John son He was still waving his arms minutes afterve were through Girls won the consolation trophy after defeating Little Rock Assembly program, movie on the Trapper's Fur Festival in Canada, taken by Mr Doorne Annual Winter Band Concert After discovering the cord for the electric sewing machine, Cleon stated triumphantly, 'I've Sioux County Band Festival at Orange City Benefit game for boys going to Iowa City Rockets vs Town Team Senior grammar class listened in on Frankie Laine and Gene Autry records Flss McNamara said to 'Rise above distractions ound the lost chordl' Jane said she was going to her aunt's funeral today Rosella M , Did she die? Mr Liaboe asked David K Cwhen he was making noisesl, if he liked the study hall, and he said, yes Mr. Liaboe replied, 'You're nuts! l7Bookkeep1ng class visited the bank during the noon hour Senior class emerged as class champions of Intermural Basketball Assembly Program, Charles Goesel and his Wonder Dogs Sioux County Vocal Festival here at Rock Valley The Home Ec room was smelled up with Lorna's permanent wave solutium The cast for the senior class pla Gh t W t d' Assembly Program, Mr Liers, the zOtteroMan an e , was chosen 103010 and Ensemble group preliminary contest at George Smoreesbord Party for high salesmen at S1 F 11 game of the season Sioux Center, here ou! 8 8 First baseball 20Easter vacation Junior Senior Banquet tonight Mrs Tohnson asked Leonard why he wouldn't be 1 h 1 t which he replied, 'I think I'm going to be s1ckn'sc oo omorrow' to 31Smal1 group State Music contest at Perry Senior Court Day at Orange City Spring Music Program Sectional baseball tournaments began, we beat Hull Large group contest at Alton Fine Arts program tonight Band members elected Sue queen for the Band Festival at Sheldon Senior class play, 8 O0 p m Marching band contest at Sheldon. Style Show, 2 30 p m, Senior lSk1pl Da at Sioux City Award Assembly, OO p m Band marched at Tulip Festival at Orange City Baccalaureate, 8 OO p m Rotary Banquet for the seniors Commencement, 8 OO p m The long year closes h J 0 o o e e I : . 13 . lk - 18 - , ' ' - 21 2h - ' 25 - ' 26 ' 30 ' . 1 5 a e 6 ' . 10 19 ' ' . . 2 f 0 S . 9 O C 0 10 O 1 in 12 . . . I9 ll 15 I ' O 1 S . . V , 1 16 Q 17 . 12 Boys left at 6 p.m. for the State Basketball Finals at Iowa City. 2 . 26 . 29 . 0 6 ll 7 , ' 9-A O 13 . ' 16- , ' 2 . .' ' 29- . ' 30 I . H . 5 . 7 . ' . ll lil 2 . . ' 15 18 g ,, 19 21 Z, ,y, ' . 22 0 23 : . . 24 . 25 : . . 28 o 0 Board of Education L to r Mr D Roelofs, Hr T B8Um8hn Mr P Collenbaugh Mr E Haas. HI' J Kraght Mr J Kersbergan, Mr C R020 boom Cooks Hr! B Rich ter, Hrs J Timmer, Mrs H. Gasper, Hrs B Vande Heard SCHOQ BusDr1vers, Mr Van don top, Hr Kaufman, Mr Benson Janitors M Gaapor, Nr Kremer Faculty lst Row 1 to r Mrs Stella Schelecty, Kindergarten, Miss Wilma Fisher, lat grade, Miss Marlene Witt, 2nd grade, Miss Carolyn Ver Meer, 3rd grade 2nd Row 1 to r Mrs Clarraine Timmer, Jr High, Hrs Cleo Kosters, 6th grade, Misa Rolene Brouwer, Sth grade, Hrs Beverly Wolfawinkel lgth grade lst Row l to r Mrs Johnson, Commercial, Miss McNamara English, Miss Wood, Home Economics 2nd Row l to r Hr Harmon, Social Science, Coach, Sho Mr Johnson, Music, Mr Kaufman, Am History, Biology, Liaboe, Principal, Physics, Math , Mr Haas, Superintendent, Geometry 6 5- t T5 I I 1 . . . e . O O O U o , O 1 I K. .. . K 5 ' tx. .Lv 'V . Q ir v 8 --.4 ' :- -5 a a 4 y . e o e P 3 o e e Mr e O Q . is f 71x16 QDAS SQQQ2 ga Classes A ,2 y -li .1 FJ Mx 3 'W W . X X CHOOL 7 ,gf ,if 155229 .Egf.f N lb in I' Seniors SHIRLEY ANDERSON Don't let that innocent look fool you Glee club l,2,3,h, Chorus l 2,3 h,C1assp1ay3, Basket ban 12, 22,Pep club 1,2,3, Lg, Vocal small groups ll W ARY FREMBGEN 'Her pep varies inversely with her size Glee club l,2,3,h, Chorus 2,3,l+.BHI1d ln2n3nlhB93kBt b 11 12 21-31.141 student Council Rep l,Class sec 3 Classplay 3,Pep club 1, 2,3,h,Amual staff I4,News staff typist I4,Instr small srvups 3 h CLEON CULLINAN 'I just can't make myeyes behave Glee club l4,Vocal music l 2,3J+,Cl8SS Play 3 lt, PGP club 1,2,3,h,Bskeu:a1l 1 JOYCE GAYER 'Her smile is for everyone but her heart isfor one Baskezbaul ,2 ,3 ,LL .Band 2 2 1 l,2,3,l4,Sec andikreas 1 Class Treas 3,Class Sec LL,Band pres h,Chorus Sec and Treas Lp,Pep Club l,2, 3 lg,Class play 3,Lp,Annual staff Instr small groups U. 3,l4 Instr soloh MARTHA FREHBGEN 'Better to be small and shine than to be big and cast a shadow Chorus 1,2,3,I4, Glee club l,2,3,lL,Cl8ss play 3,Cheez- leader l,2,3,l3,,Art ed of amnual staff Lg,Batcn twirler 3nI-MPGP Club 1s2o3nh' ALBERTHA GERRITSON 'A valuable line in your chain of friondshipf' Pep club 1,2,3,h:Baketba1l 1,23 Junior class play 3 Annual staff l4gCmceaa1.ons 3,145 Vocal music 1,2,3,h. 8. ART GERRITSON Withc line like his, he should go fishing! Basketball 12, 21,31,L,1 PCP Club l,2,3 l.1,Basebal1 ls293nC1353 Faiy 3,H,VOC8l music 1 PEER HEGG If basketball were nnsic he'd be awhole brassbandl' Band l,2,3,l1,Basebal1 2, 3 u,B8SkStml Chorus 2,3,ll,Track 3 I4 Class play 3,l1,Voca1 solo 3,l1,Piano solo 1,2,3J1,Pep club l,2,3,h,Annual st ? h,Student council rep 3 Vice pres chorus 3,Vocal small groups lq,,Class pres M Vice pres Pepclub 3 SUSAN HAMANN Crazy people have the most fun am I happyl' Baaketbfill l2,22,Cheerl1eader 3,L1, Chorus l 2,3,Ll, Glee club l,2,3,l1,Ed of Annual '1,Class play 3 Girls state rep 3 Class pres 2 3 Class treasurer lg, Vocal small groups L1 Pep club l 2,3 11 Chorus pres lg. KATHLEEN HELLWIG My 7 I don't care 1t's in good hands Classpres l,Pep club sec 2,Band l,2,3,L1,Chorus 3 ll Glee club l,3,l1, Newsteff 2, ,L1, Pep club l 2, , Class lay 3,l1, Band vice pres Annual staff L1 DICK HAUSFR 'Dates are his favor fruit Chorus l,2,3 L1,Solo 3 ll Pres of Pep Club l1,Stu dent, ccnncil 2,3,h.,Basket ball 12.22 is ,Baseball 1, 2,Annual stair h.,TI'BdC 1, Vocal snau groups h.Cl8S8 play 3 1+ JO ANN MAASSEN Her outward quietness covers a wealth of hidden character Pep club 2,3,l1,Class play 3 glee club l1,Vocal music 9 if fb 1 I I . . l 1 ' ' . . 9 a ' . I o . ' ' 0 I o 0 n . ' 1 ' . 0 L' I , 0 : 0 g 3 3 3 ' A 9 I S ' ' heart's notm own but 1 x w O 0 ' ' ' ' n 3 I 3 - , 3 LL: O 5 l ' ite ' C n ' 9 5 0 . - 9 ' N 'du , . n w I : - . 3.14. Q. ROSELLA MAASSEN 'If stuaylng interferes widmcourtin' Let studies Vocal music 1,517-MPUP Club l,2,3,M,Classplay 3 M GRB club M, Chorus M MARCFLLA VAN DUYN 'why lookit up ask me ularclub ?,,,M,Chorus ft 3 u Basketball ? ,Newstaff U Class plav M Clase v'pe pres M, Class sec a Troas 2 Noun nusic 1, Vocal sma 1 FPOUPS h LORNA MFFRDILP l'll arpue what are you argulns aboutq' Classplay 3 M Pep c'u 1, 2 3 M Concessions 3 M Annual staff M,Basketbal1 1212 32,Ul,Newstaff typ ist Vocal music lJL3M BYTI VAN MAANFN Why let the devil have all the funl' Basketba'l 12, 22,31,M1, Baseball l 2,3 M Vocal music 1,Vice pres J,d,3, Ass't editor of annul M Student council Pres M Track 3 Clessplay 3 M Boys' state rep 3 HERBERT MIDDLE Beware! I may do some thing sensational ' Glee club l, Chorus.uPep Club 1.2. ,M Basketball 12.22.321 1 Class play ROSELLA VANDE WEERD 'Boys are bothersome, but I like to be bothered W Basketball 12, 22 Class play 3,Annual staff M,Pep club 1,2 3,h,ChGH182,3 M Glee club 1,2,3,M, Vocal small groups M 10 LFSTER YAWDER WFLL 'Mv ambition in just around the corner Chorus 1,2,3,h,Pep Club l,2, ,h, Basketball 1 Baseball l,2,1,h,Annual staff M, Glee club 1 2 3,h,C1as4 ple 3 I Vaml small groups No one can enjoy life alone Pep club 1,2,3,h Class play 3,G1ee club Lq.,Vocal music 1 2,3,LL Oh for a gooc timel' Glee lub 1,2,3,L 'horus 2:39,-hmnd 2n3:,-ualwr leading 2,3,h, Pep club 1,2,3,h,Annua1 staff h Basketball l ,Classplay 3,h,Instr saall groups 3,h,Vocalsma11 groupslg. Mr' E' R' Haas Miss M81 E!8I'0t Mcnamara Mr. Osborne Liaboe Superintendent Spons0I' Principal ll. Jax S. -Q rf.-'K 5 1 I WILVINA van MULM JANE WISSINYL 5 ' -T: ..-- .L 'zo l . 3 ' . : . 5 - 1' . ' I. - . . ' 3 o ' 3 I 9 ' . , E , if . . n . n X - , , Juniors me Q -Ai J H1 A lst Row 1 to r Shirley Cannegieter, Bertha Bliek, Donna Gravengoed, Sharon Schroeder, Beverly Yunker, Theora Schlmberg, Neva Miller, Elaine Ranschau, Helen Keegan. 2nd Row l t Miss Wood, sponsor, Virginia Spoolstra, Beverly Suiter, Thelma Jouwstra, Joyce Hewitt, Mariann Gacke, Esther Vande Weerd, Mavis Pember, Colane Kettler, Donna Vogelzang, Hubertha Brands 3rd Row 1 t Benny Mulder, Roger Prembgen, Charles Ranschau, Leonard Kaskie, Michael Schemmer, Paul Rebelein, Harvey Kragt, Adrian Mulder, Harold Oldenkamp, Roy Jacobson, Francis Richter, Donald Moore Not pictured George Ripperda, Marlene Ver Meer Vital Statistics Boy's lst Team Basketball Boy's 2nd Team Basketball Mixed Chorus Boy's Glee G1rl's Glee Band Baseball Girl's lst Team Basketball G1rl's 2nd Team Basketball Cheerleaders Number of Boys Number of Girls Pep Club Baton Twirlers Instrumental Soloists Vocal Soloists 5 T - High Salesman 11 B Honor Roll ll Pres. M. Pember, V. Pres. L. Keskle Sec. S. Schroeder, Treas. C. Kettler Stu. Council Rep. E. Vande Heerd 12. 0 isa J R A I ' V v . ' ' M A Q V .u 4 v C 4' Q 5 , t 4 V Y. -K . Rf 5, ' i . 1 fl V be B g 0 rn e 0 To . 3 16 4 6 .. lil 9 . ll 3' 7 '- 6 2 lg f 20 .-Q r' 32 E 4? in y 2 Sophomores lst Row l to r Karen Moore, Mardel Miller, Delores Van Duyn, Betty Gerritson, Martha Kersbergen, Lavonne Kooima, Marjorie Bonthuis 2nd Row 1 to r Maxine Van Beek, Kae Landagent, Mary Ellen Van Driel, Cornelia Van Dyke, Mary Kramer, Marlene Groeneuqg Wilmina Driesen, Nita Hauser, Marlene Van Beek, sponso Mrs R Johnson 3rd Row 1 t r Jim Vugteveen, David Klein, Dick Muldey Allen Miller, Richard Van Zee, Donald Doorn, Henry Hewitt, Not pictured Sidney Middle Vital Statistics Boy's lst Team Basketball Mixed Chorus Boy's Glee Girl's Glee Band Gir1's 2nd Team Basketball G1rl's lst Team Basketball Number of Boys Number of Girls Instrumental Soloists High Salesman A Honor Roll -,Q B Honor Roll Sitting 1 to r Pres S Middle, Sec K Landagent Standing 1 to r Rep J Sehelhaas, Trees J Vugtoveen, Vice pres D Van Holland 13 f' . P, o e . on , 1 7 I+ 6 9 2 3 . 16 5 ,M Pep Club 25 .r 3 as , f 10 C . ,f 1 - N -Y ,. .VK . 5 Freshmen QA .nlnA lst Row to r Berdella Hamann, Beverly Vugteveen, Jolene Miller, Barbara Gacke, Marie Koenen, Lorraine Geyer, Plaudette De Raad 2nd Row 1 to Bobby Roelofs, Beatrice Ver Meer, Audrey Schelhaas, Donna De Zeeuw, Mary Ver Mulm, Corinne Roelofs, Suzanne Schimberg, Sandra Long, Lennyce Meerdink, Leona Den 3rd Row l to r Robert Moeller, Billy Timmer, Harlan Klein, Russell Calsbeek, Harry Hauser, Billy Van Eldik, Lawrence Middle, James Jacobson, Don Dykstra, George Berner, Jimmy Kersbergen Not pictured Shirley Ranschau, Jean Schmidt, Billy Ver Mulm Vital Statistics Boy's lst Team Basketball Boy's 2nd Team Basketball Mixed Chorus Boy's Glee G1rl's Glee Band Baseball Track Girl's 2nd Team Basketball Nu ber of Boys Number of Girls Pep Club Instrumental Sololsts Vocal Soloists High Salesman A Honor Roll B Honor Roll Sif-51118 1. to r. Sec. A. Schel- haas, Pres. B. Roelofs, Standing 1. to r. Vice-pres. L. Meerdink, Rep. D. De Zeeuw, lu. Sec. trees. H. Klein. gf G I , H E j',, 1. . ' l rO Boer, Howard Harmon. sDonsor.J 1 - 6 4 ll 10 9 fl 6 J 7 1 9 13 18 28 2 1 ll 5 13 Junior Hugh lst Row 1 to r Darrel Kessler, Alfred Driesen, Nelson Eggleston, Delores Hamann, Mary Ann Richter, Grace Bl'ek, Helen Benson, Judy Haas, Alice Van Den Top, Della Van Veldhuizen, Peall Van Veldhuizen 2nd Row l to Mrs, Timmer, Betty Vander Linden, Ruth Mulder, Audrey Kooiker, Marlene Overweg, Rose Berner, Helen Bogaard, La Verle Miller, Judy Riegel, Mary Ann Cullinan, Sandra De Zeeuw, Wilma Middle, Hester Driesen, Shirley Van Sloten, Sharon Helwig, Bernard Van Veldhuizen 3rd Row l to r. Marvin De Bruin, Earl Van Berkum, Fred Suter, Lyle Ver Mulm, Edward Dykstra, Delbert Persoon, Stanley Hewitt, Bob Van Driel, Huw bare Cullinan, Helen Landegent, Esther Van Middendorp, Roger Smith, Raymond Suiter, David Bonthuis, Jerry Kooiker, Bob Dykstra, Mr Kaufman hth Row l to r. Richard Dykstra, Harold Van Berkum, Leland Geyer, Michael Schroeder, Joe Kragt, Gerrit Klarenbeek, Arlyn Miller, Jim Kosters lot pictured Patsy Postma, John Thayer, Lois Vonk, Esther Vonk, Harold Vonk, David Wesselink. CtIVItIBS e unior H1 Halloween party was held on Friday evening Oetobrgg 33 1953 gghe costume party was held in the Junior High Assembly and prizes were given for the best costumes The eighdm grade winners were Patsy Postma, Jerry Koolker. and Jud! R1-0881 The winners in the seventh grade were Billy Schemmer, Nelson Eggles ton, Helen Bogaard and Earl Van Berkum. A scavenger hunt was part of the entertainment followed by games that were planned by the entertainment committee. A trip through the spook alley was also part of our entertainment. The lunch, furnished by the committee consisted of pop, popcorn ballq and ice cream bars. Our Christmas party was held on Wednesday, December 23, 1953 Gifts were exchanged mdChr1stmas treats were given by the teachers. Under the direction of Mr. Johnson the Junior High rendereda musical Christmas carol number in the Christmas Program. 15- 0 O . ,,i g A ,hi s A 1 , Vugteveen: Jeanette Van Dieren, Leslie Van Berkmm, Billy Schemmer, Billy e re . O O I 1 0 Q Basketball 'Q' School Hull Sioux Center Sioux Center Rock Rapids Hull Newkirk Inwood County Tournament Orange City Maurice Hull Sioux Center They 1 to Harold Van Bednnn,Michad1tMhroe der, Leland Geyer, Raymond Suiter, Roger Smith, Earl Van Berkum, Billy Schemmer, David Bonthuis, Marvin De Bruin, Arlan Hiller, Jimmy Kosters, Gerrit Klarenbeek, Joey Kngt Mr Kaufman, Coach Cheerleaders 1. to r. Ruth Mulder, Mary Ann Richter Helen Bogaard, Patsy Poatma. 16. 5 mb Ati ivifziesw. E QD Q SQ! Fgffw 49,..x fx X IN Sf dl if el :J 5 fx QD, 73 H f' X fi XX 3 :E X 9 45 Q D N Boys' Basketball Schedule School They Inwood M3 Doon h5 Maurice M8 Western Christian M8 LeMars KCl1nic7 MS Alton M2 Sioux Center no Doon M6 Orange City 82 Hull 59 George George ig Paulina 68 LeMars S8 Rock Rapids 38 Orange City S1 Maurice 65 Hull 53 Hawarden 50 Sioux County Tournament Hawarden 37 Newkirk 58 Hull 62 Maurice S9 Boys Sectional Tournament Larchwood St. Maryia M6 Inwood S1 Doon M9 Boys District Tournament Harris Su Hull 6h lst Row 1. to r. Jin Vugteveen, Bob Roe- lofs, Managers. 2nd Row 1. to r.Peer Hegg, Bill Van Maan- en, Paul Rebelein, Mike Schemmer, Her- bert Middle Dick Hauser, Art Gerritson Roy Jacobsen, Leon- ard Kaskie. Harold Oldenkamp,Da1 Moore, Roger Fremb- gen, Howard Harmon, coach. Girls' Basketball M lst Row 1. to r. E. Ranschau, H. Kramer, M. Frembgen, M. Pem- ber, J. Gayer, E.Va.n- de Weerd, Mr. Haas, Coach. 2nd Row 1.to r. Miss Wood, Sponsors N. M11- ler, L. Meerdink, J. Hewitt, M. Bonthuis, N. Hansen S. Schroe- der. Schedule Ve School The IE Sanborn 36 Akron M3 Doon 58 Doon 60 63 George 77 60 Western Christian 63 39 George 60 5 Ireton 63 76 Akron S5 75 Inwood 78 63 Alvord 36 H8 Ireton 50 75 Inwood H7 Girls Sectional Tournament S6 Alvord 36 53 Western Christian 59 23 Little Rock 62 Alvord 58 GIRLS' SECOND TEAM BASKETBALI lat row l to r. Corinne Roelofa, Sandra Long, Maxine Van Beek, Betty Mae Gerrltson, Donna De Zeeuw Audrey Schelhaaa. 2nd row 1 to r. Misa Wood, chaperone, Claudette D Raad, Lennyce Meerdink, Colane Kettler, Joan Ver Mulm, Beverly Vugteveen, Mr. Haas, coach. BOYS' SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL lst Row l to r Lawrence Middle, Adrian Mulder, Billy Van Eldik, Harry Hauser, Russell Calsbeek 2nd Row l to r. Mr. Harmon, Manager- Bobby Roelofs, Jim Schelhaas, Billy Timmer, Jim Jacobsen, Harlan Klein. Not pictured Billy Ver Mulm 20 Pep Club T The Pep Club began in the fall with the election of officers by thestudent body, The following were elected: Dick Hauser, presidentg Elaine Ranschan, vice-presidentg Jim Schelhaas, secretary-treasurer. Almost everyone in high school and the junior high signed as members of what proved to be a large pep club. At each meeting rep- resentatives of the teams gave pep talks. This was sup- lemented by an occasional pep talk by one of the c o a - ches. At each of the games,we had a very good attendan a Even at the games in other towns we had the pep spirit . The pep club was an inspiring and a valuable asset to the various teams and to the school. Cheerleaders 1. to r. susan Hamann, Thelma Jouwstra, Jane Wissink, Martha Frembgen. V Sports Hlghllghts GIRLS' BASKETBALL The girls' basketbal temn definitely learned thexneaning of good sportsnan ship this year, for although we lost many of our games we have, as always, re tained the respect and good feelings of the other towns Under the capable di rection of both Mrs. Roorda and Hr Haas, we have learned much but most of all, enjoyed the sport Our record for the year has been six wins and eleven losses. At the Sectional Tournament the girls won the consolation trophy after defeating Litde Rock, it was truly a memorable night The g1rls,especially those for whom this was their last season,have worked hard and some have done their utmost to be an asset to the team BOYS' BASKETBALL The basketball season for the Rockets had many ups and downs Some of the highlights were starting out the season by defeating Inwood and Maurice, taking part in the basketball clinic in Sioux City Our next big game was with Sioux Center which we won Winning over half of our games, we entered into the Sioux county Tourna ment In the first and second round we eliminated Hawarden and Newklrk Then we lost the Semi finals and Consolation to Hull and Maurice. At the Sectional Tournament the Rockets caught fire He swept the field earning a berth in the District We defeated Harris in a very close game and then lost to Hull, a team that went to the state The first team concluded the season by attending the State Tournament and having an enjoyable week end The high school basketball tournament ended with the Seniors winning very easily This ended the basketball season for the Rockets Schedules GIRLS ZND TEAM School They Akron George Ireton Akron Inwood Ireton Inwood BOYS ZND TEIM School Inwood Maurice Sioux Center Orange City Hull George Paullina They Lelars Rock Rapids Orange City Maurice Hull Hawarden Track Fifteen boys participated in two track meets this spring, one at Alta, the other at Sioux City Those winning in events included Peer Hegg ihoplaced first in shot, and fourth in the discus at Alta At the Sioux City meet Paul Rebelein took a second in the preliminary 100-yard dashg and was best in the h0O-yardre- lay which was in sixth place among fifteen teams. 22. 0 e We We nz 31 36 31 30 148 29 5 o Western cm-num 26 36 Wutern Christian 1 3 31 28 36 31 314 27 , 32 S6 29 2? M9 o ES 33 35 52 3h his 36 22 S6 26 L53 3 38 35 Baseball lst Row l to r Jim Schelhaaa, Harold Oldenkamp, Billy T11 mer, Lawrence Middle, Russell Calsbeek, Donald loore, Benny Mulder 2nd Row l to r Harry Hauser, Paul Rebelein, Bill Van Hannon, Hike Sehemmer, Peer Hegg, Herbert Middle, Leonard Kask1e, o ger Frembgen, Howard Harmon, Coach fb if f wx xwii ig :':E!EEg Qilg xg 1 The Rock Valley Rockets fall baseball schedule included stxgames, four wins and two losses The Rode ets played against Ireton, Sioux Center, Hull, George, and Maurice School e Hull Sioux Center George Ireton Sectional Tournament School e Maurlce Sioux Center The Rockets started their spring baseballseeson with three games,won two and lost one School The Sioux Center George Hull Sectional Tournament School They HulI Western Christian Honor wards Boys' State Representative Roy J8cOb80n Good Citizenship Award Kathleen Hellwlg S 1 t B rl Yun er gheeglggder Zggrgs SueeHaiann, Martha Frembgen, Jane Wissink and ThehnaJouwstrn Division I Music Groups Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee, Concert Band Trophy, 3rd Place at Sheldon Marching Band Athletics The requirements lor basketball awards are that the students must have part cipated in as many halves as there were regularly scheduled ban games The follow 'ng boys met these requirements A. Gerritsen, B Van Maanen lhonorary captain! P Hegg, D Hauser, H Middle, P Rebelein, H Oldenkamp, R. Frembgen,Y Schemmer, and L Kaskie. The following girls received basketball awards Mary Fremtagen, J Gayer fhonorary captainl, L Meerdink, M Pember, E Ranschau, E Vande We er d, M Bonthuis and Y Krammer Baseball awards are given to boys who play in half as many games as therea e scheduled B Van Maanen, P Hegg, H. Middle, P Rebelein, H Oldenkamp,D.Moore, R Frembgen, M Schemmer, I Kaskie, B Mulder, J Schelhaas, H Hauser and L Middle The oys who were awarded track letters participated in track for two years and entered in one track meet, or placed in an event in their f1rs+ year P Hegg, P Rebelein, H Oldenkamp, D Moore, M Schemmer and J. Schelhaas received 'thi s award Music Music awards are riven to a student who has been in a contest chorus, glee club or band for three years, or who has participated in an ensemble or sung or played a solo at a contest The following met the requirements Mary Fremogen, Vander Well, S Hamann, R Vande Weerd, M Van Duyn, M Pember, S Schroeder, E Vande Weerd, B Yunker, H Oldenkamp, F Richter, T Schimberg, B Suitor, H Kravf P Rebelein, R Jacobsen, D Moore, S Cannegeiter, E. Ranschau, D Vogel ang, M Bonthuis, L Kooima, M Miller, D Mulder, K Moore, J Vugteveen, D Doorn, M Van Beek, L Meerdink, C Roelofs, R Roelofs, D De Zeeuw, S Long,and D Dykstra Majorettes 1 to 1 M Frembgen, S Cannegeiter,T Jouwstra, E Ranschau, C Kettler Drum Major M Schommer 41+ A- m 2 o g O O O O Q Ll I O O O I C 50 O D O 0 I O e 0 no 9 0 q Q - . f . : I 1 Gayer, P. Hegg, K. Hellwig, J. Wissink, M. Frembgen, S. Anderson, D. Hauser, L. ., l O 0 0 0 . e ' Z O O I O ' 0 C D O O O O O O - 0 'o e o 0 Q 3 e o Q .- .. - - A Mixed Chorus lst Row 1 to R M Frembgen, T Schimberg, R Vande Heerd, B Yunker, T Jouwstrs, D Vogelzang, M Bonthuis, E Ranschau, K Moore, S Hamann, J Wissink, Mr Johnson 2nd Row 1 to r D De Zeeuw, R Maassen, L Kooime, S Anderson, V Spoolstra, C Roelofs, J Geyer B Bliek S Long, L Meerdink, S Cannegieter, M Van Beek 3rd Row 1 to r H Oldenkamp, C Ranschau, M Van Duyn, M Pember, K Hellwig, E hth Row 1 to r J Jacobson, H Hauser, D Hauser, P Rebelein, L Vander Hell, P Hegg, R Calsbeek, D Mulder, R Jacobson, F Richter, D Moore, D Van Holland Not pictured S Middle, M Frembgen, M Ver Meer, B Ver Mulm This year our music department was under the direction of Mr. Richard C Johnson The glee clubs and chorus have sung many kinds of music On November 6, 1953, the mixed chorus, with the band, gave its second annual Pop Concert in the High School Auditoriu . The chorus then was com prised of 96 members, a number later cut to 50 for the Christmas and contest chorus because this year we are entered in class D competion in music On December 18, 1953, the chorus gave a program of Christmas choral num bers. This was divided into two sectnns the first, was a setting using stained glass window, for this, the serious Christmas songs were sung. F 0 r the second section, the chorus was arranged to give the effect of s singing Christmas tree This program was concluded by having the audience join the chorus in familiar Christmas carols. On March 26,l95h, the Rock Valley chorus was host for the Smoux County Vocal Music Festival. The guest conductor was Mr George Iseminger, S.1oux City, Iowa, Each participating chorus sang two or three songs The massed chorus, which was composed of u5o members sang six selections The mixed chorus appeared again at the Annual Spring Concert which was held on May h, 19Sh The chorus was awarded a Division I rating at the State Music Contest, which was held at Alton on May 7, 195k J O E. Vande Heerd,.M. Cacke, K. Landagent, D. Dykstra, H. Klein, R. Roelofs. . 1 : a Girls Glee Club 09 These girls received a lst at the State Music Contest lst Row 1 to r S Schroeder, H Frembgen, H Frembgen, C Cullinan, T Schimberg, B Yunker, T Jouwstra, D Vogelzang, M Bonthuis, E Ranechau, K Moore, S. Hamann 2nd Row 1 to r J Haassen, R Vande Weerd, R Haassen, L Kooina, S Anderson, J Ver Hulm, B Gacke, C Roelofa, J Ge- yer, H Hiller, B. Blick 3rd Row l to r V Ver Hulm, D De Zeeuw, H Van Beek, V. Spoolstra, H. Hauser, S. Cannegieter, K Landegent, L Heer dink, S Long, J Uiesink hth Row 1 to r Hr. Johnson, H Van Duyn, K Hellwig, H Pen- ber, E Vande Heerd, C Kettler, H Gacke, C De Raad, L Schelhaas Not pictured M. Ver Meer. Boys Glee Club i These boys received a 2nd at the State Music Contest. lst Row 1. to r. B. Tiller, D. Mulder, R. Calsbeek, B. Van E1- dik, R. Jacobsen, Hr. Johnson, Director, D. Hoare, F. Richter, L. Middle, D. Van Holland, B. Roelefs. 2nd Row 1. to r. H. Hewidg C. Ranechau, H. Oldenkanp, H. Hau- aer, L. Vander Well, P. Begg, P. Rebelein, D. Hauser, J. Ja- cobeen, D. Dykstra, H. Klein. 'Ot Pictured s. Middle, B. ver nun. Band The band under the directmn of Mr. Richard Johnson held it Pop Concert on November 6, 1953, which marked the first public appearance of the band for the yBaPe The marching and concert band is composed of forty-three members, five majorettea, and one drum major. The marching band marched at Morn- ingside college on November lh, l9S3,fbr the Band Day. Everyone enjoyed the football game as well as the marching. Its next appearance was on Rnuuary 19, l95h, when it presented a varied program for the annual Winter Band Con- cert. It participated in the County Band Festival at Orange City, on March5,IEL. Mr. Wm. Green of Buena Vista CdUege was the guest conductor. The band was a participant in the spring re-contest concert held on May u, 1955. It received o division I rating at the state contest held at Alton. At Sheldon the Marching Band won the third place trophy. The band marched in Orange City for the Tulip Festival on May 22, 195h, in the afternoon and evening. The songs marched to were 'when the saint Marching Inn and 'Monterey.' 8 go P E R S 0 N N E L Piccolo Alto sex gg w ' Hj'KrEEE , an e eerd S' Schrceder D, Vugteveen H. Oldenkamp Flute S, De Zeeuw C. Roelofs if 'i-Eller E- Dykstra S Helwig Tenor Sax S. Schroeder H' Iemser ----Baritone ' L. Heerdink J, vugteveen B. Timmer er Baritone sox M. Frembgen K' Haute 223 R. Roelofs C t D' Doon' D. De zeeuv Orme 3 J. Schelhaas J, Geyer B. Suitor B Y k r H. Benson o un 6 k Percussion H. Van Beek J' wissin L- X005-ma R, Dykstra S' Long C. Ranschau p, postma J' Koster R. Jacobson g' giagt French Horns D' Moore ' 6 or HT'B5HtEuIs 1 K Moore T an Bass Clarinet J' Schroeder FCS? H088 R. Mulder ' Drum Major: Hike Schemmer. Tuirlersz M. pg-gmbgen, E, Rsnschau, S. Cannei8i0t0l'p C. Kettler, T. Jouwstra. p p g g g Vocal Groups J Hissink, C Roe1ofs,M Van Duyn, R Vande Heard, M Pember and S Anderson, who comprised the girls' sextet, received a II rating at the preliminary music contest The boys'q1xartet received a IIrat ing at the preliminary contest Its members are F Richter, D Hauser, P Hegg and P Rebelein. The double mixed quartet consisting of D Moore, T Shimberg,F Rlchtay B Yunker, D Hauser, S Hamann , P Hegg and J Wissink rated a I at the preliminary contest and a II at the state Vocal Soloists and their contest ratings are as follows Vogelzang Shimberg III Rebelein Hauser Roelofs III Yunker Hogg Well, D Moore,P Hegg. D Dykstra, D Hauser, and R Roelofa made up the boys' double quartet They received a II rate at the first contest i D, II T. . P, II D, II C. I - B, I - I ' Q P, I - II 1 5? H. Oldenkamp, F. Richter, L. Vander ? H 3 i H H QQ K I ,, i ? I I 7 Instrumental Groups S1Bt1U8 of J. Hissink, J. Geyer, and B. Yun- ker, received a II ra- ting at the preliminary music contest, Instrumental soloists and their ra- tings: M. Miller I-II F R. Roelofs II E. Vande Heerd II J. Geyer II P. Hegg I-II D. De Zeeuw II M. Bonthuis III . Richter I-II H- Oldenkemp, E. Vande Weerd, B, Yunkern and J. Geyer received a II rating in their brass quartet kxthe preliminary music contest. The cornet trio con- The clarinet quartet received a I rating in the preliminary music contest and a II rating in the state music contest.It is made ug of F. Richter, M. Frembgen, .Suitor, R.Roe1ofs. The clarinet trio con- sisting of F. Richter, M. Frembgen,R.Roe1ofs, received a I rating at the preliminary music contest and II rating at the state music con- test. The brass sextet received a II ra- ting in the music contest. Its mem- bers are K. Moore, E. Vande Weerd, D. Doorn, J. Vugteveen, B. Yunker, and Je Gayore nnual Staff Editor in Chief Susan Hamann Assistant editor . Bill Van Maanen Art editors ...Martha Frembgen Lester Vander Well Picture editors .Joyce Gayer Albertha Gerritsen Music editor Sports editor Recorder society editor , . Plasa editors Jane Hissink Peer Hogg Mary Frembgen 'orna Meerdink ... .Kathleen Helluig Roselle Vande Heard Typists Rosella Haassen Marcella Van Duyn Cleon Cullinan Joan Maassen Roselle Vlnde Heard Others who assisted Art Gerritson Herbert Middle Wilvina Ver Mulm Shirley Anderson In this Annual we are trying to cap ture our many good times, parties, plays, and athletic and music events, so that we and others can always remember this happy ear Y with this in mind, we hope that through accurate portrayal in word and picture, we have made this book alive and interesting Y 2 . wg! ICCIOIIIO eeaoeoe X' - 000000000500 Business Manager.........D1ck Hauser -A - IIIOOOIOOOOOOOI 5, 6 UOOOO Q U 'X U IO C OOOOIIOOIOOOII DOI! O lst Row 1 to r Dick Hauser, Jim Schelhaas, Bill Van Maanen, Marjorie Bonthuis, Donna De Zeeuw, Mr Llaboe 2nd Row 1 to r Esther Vande Weerd, Thelma Jouwstra Newspaper Staff consisting of ten busy members, gathers the high school, grade school, and office news each week The staff members write up their particular phase of the news, hand it tothe editor: it is than proofread, given to the typists, who in turn prepare it Rm publication in the Rock Valley Bee. During this year Tuesday has been our first deadline, with Thursday as our final deadline. We have had a verybusyg inter esting and nnnes ful year Student Council The student council meets on Thursday every other week The council consists of a president, a vice president, a sec r-etary, and a represent ative of each class. The council takes care ofpan- ties, conducts activities and helps in putting on assembly programs by ccn- ducting the students to their appointed seats. 185 Row 1 to r Delores Van Duyn Theore ichimber 5: Thelma J0UWStP8. Kathleen Helwig, Bertha Bliek, Lorna Meerdlnk 2nd Row 1 to r Mardel Miller Mike Schemmer, Marcella Van DUYH, Miss McNamara, Mary Frembgen Bl - I The news staff, R, y . . ' ' 1 a , 0 Q , . . O Hugh Salesmen 9 lst Row l to r. Bobby Roelofs, Jim Vugteveen, Dick Van Holland, David Klein, Jim Schelhaas, Harlan Klein, 2nd Row l to r Jim Kersbergen, Lorna Heerdink, Joym Gayer, Martha Frembgen, Karen Moore, Marge Bonthuis, Barbara Gacke, Lorraine Gayer, Dick Mulder. jrd Row 1 tor Jane Wissink, BillyT1mmer, Robert Hoel ler, James Jacobson, Leonard Kaskie, Donna Vogelzang, Shirley Canneigeter, Helen Keegan, Maxine Van Beek, Mardel Miller hth Row 1 tor- Rosen: Vande Weerd, Albertha Gerritaen, Sandra Long, Suzanne Schimberg, Neva Hiller, Corinne Roelofs, Marlene Groeneweg, Bertha Bliek, Sharon Schroeder, Mary Ellen Van Driel Sth Row l to r Roy Jacobson, Harold Oldenkamp, Paul Rebelein, Peer Hegg, Lester Vander Well, Hike Schemmer, Not pictured George Ripperda, Shirley Ranschau. This yearls magazine drive went over with great success The quota was set at S2000 and there was 821411 60 collected b the in dustrious salespeople. Karen Moore topped the list with 7h 50 As has been the custom for some years, the students in Unrnost money from sales were treated to a Smorgasbord Falls, April 13, which was enjoyable for all. All the students, whether they sold very little or deal, have profited from their experiences. They have had their prospective buyers and either convince them or get down and take it in a business-like manner. 32. turning in Sknx a great to meet turned O C 1 . P6 A I W lv V k S 9' ' X . .' Junior Class Play Jean Hughes Mildred Hughes Amy Hughes Mrs Harriet Hughes Mrs Victoria Coates Salley Frazier Dottie Kixmiller Maryrosalie Vogulhut Hope Shuttleworth Ruth Coates Teddy Hughes Tom y King Mike Tisdale Mr. Jesse Hughes Charles Collier Walter Lipscomb Snazzy Mitchell 'N iw X LIFE OF THE PARTY Cast I Mavis Pember Elaine Ranschau Sharon Schroeder Mariann Gacke Thelma Jouwstra Helen Keegan Joyce Hewitt Hubertha Brands Shirley Clnneigei Theora Schimberg Leonard Kaskie Francis Richter Mike Schegmer Charles Ranschau Harold Oldenkamp George Ripperda Benny Mulder B , . f 5 0 4f'-4 ' z- .ff 33. ter Cast II Esther Vande Weerd Colane Kettler Neva Miller Donna Vogelzang Marlene Vermeer Virginia Spoolstra Beverly Suiter Beverly Yunker Bertha Blick Donna Gravengoed Roy Jacobsen Donald Moore Harvey Kragt Paul Rebelein Adrian Mulder George Ripperda Roger Frembgen Senior Class Play GH OST WANTED Hugo ,,.. B111 Van Maanen Jeff Pee? H088 Troddy Cleon Cullinan Ginger Joyce Gayer Gale Kathleen Hellwig Hatcher Herbert Middle Granny Kate Lorna Meerdink Professor Dick Hauser Madam Zolga Marcella Van Duyn Azalea Jane Wlssink Nora Vane Posella Maassen Bradshaw Art Gerritson Two young men come in an wer to a 'Ghost Wantedn ad They are to haunt a lovely island home The two girls who wrote the ad are Granny Kate' granddaughters They wanted to cure Granny Kate of her interest in voodooism The ad backfires, howeve , when a ghost, who was notlmhed ppears The mystery unravels when a secret panel is found and th e ro esssr and Madam Zolga, who were considered authorities on voodoo gurn out to be F B I a ent Th g s ey turn up the real culprit, the houseman iatcher 31+ 0 0000 O I O UIQ! 000 O OIOU 'QQ' Q OOCOl0l.O Pantomime...,..... ......Lester Vander Well s ' . . . s . y . Q ai vt 'Q Freshmen lnlhatlon The Preshrren Initiation was held September 18, in the high school gym The plot was a quiz program with Sidney Middle as master of ceremonies, and the rest of the upper classmen as the audience The freshmen girls were dressed lr out of style dresses, worn out hose, black shoes, and carried urrbrellas. iney pulled the freshmen boys, who were dressed in long underwear and winning trunks in coa t , s er wagons, After the program, lunch was served by the sen'ors which consisted of brownies, ice cream bars, and pop Halloween Party The high school held its Halloween party on October 30. The freshmen and seniors were hosts to the sophomores and juniors. An outdoor treasure hunt started off an evening of fun. Comedy film strips were shown in place of the usual spook alley. They were followed by a chair relay race and apple ducking. Lunch, consisting of doughnuts, ice-cream bars, and pop, was then served. ' 35. Talent 5h0W A Talent Show was presented on November 2L It was iven by tle seniors for the purpose of raising money for the l9SL annuaL here was a variety of talent consisting of grade school, high school, and facuhy participants. It ranged from skits to quartets It was a very enjoyable evening indeed. Square Sk lpplng The P T A sponsored a square skipping party for the high school students on Monday,March 1, in the high school gymnasium, M and Mrs, Winkle, the callers were from Sioux Falls, South Dakota Some of the dances were the Bunny Hop, Wooden Shoes, the Hoki Poki, and Solomon Levi. Afterwards the P T A sawed sandwiches, cake, and nectar to high school participants. Christmas Party The high school Christmas party was held on Wednesday, December 23, at 2:30 P. M. in the high school gymnasium. Each class gave a ten minute skit, having somethi to d t U8 o wi h Christmas. Host of the pupils wore either green or red clothing o some kind. The popcorn balls, a part of the refreshments served by the teachers, were made by the Senior Home Economics ga:lgartyThe exchanging ot gifts was perhaps the high-light of 30. Junior - Senior Banq uet The auditori m was decorated with trees, covered wagon and a camp fire to portray a gypsy camping scene 'Gypsy Greetings, or the Junior Welcome, uasgiven by Mavis PembergFuu'Hegg replied for the seniors by 'Yelling Vggabonds The senior class history, or 'Portraits in Smoke,' was given by Kathleen Hellwig Beverly Yun Nita Hauser, was the senior class prophecy 'Enchantment we played by Francis Richter 'Songs of the Open Road' was then presented, by various members of the junior class This included a dance by the waiters and waitresses, vocal numbers, and a piano solo Menu Witchcraft Vagabond Special Fleecy Clouds Golden Ear Rings Romany Delight Woodland Mist 37 . n .s ker presented 'Songs around the Campf1re.' 'Into the Future,' by Here n, There About School jr: my 23, 19514 Processional Mariorte Bontnuis onp and Cirtum tance lgar Invocation Reverend M L Jones od o oved the Nor ' stainer W esu Wor o od Incarna e W A Mozart Mixed Chorus Address Rever nd M L Jones Benediction Reverend M L Jones lecessional MarJor1e Bonthuls May 25 19's Procesaional Pomp ard Circumstance Elgar Band Invocation Father avid Mcuuey Salutatory 'Character Lorna Meerdink nOh, Vrene Girls' Glee Club Arranged by E Larson Class Historv nLeadership Kathleen Hellwig Piano Solo Peer Hegg nScholarahipn Presentation of Class E R Haas, Superintendent Presentation of Diplomas Dic Roelofq President of the Board of Education ' or Man Lazrzs Arranged by J Harriston ttle Hymn of the Republ c' Waring Mixed Chorus Valedictory nServ1ce ausan ranann Benediction Father David McGoey Recessional Band Class Motto 'The ropes o oday r ng ou e bells of tomorrow Class Flower Class Colors American Beauty Rose Rose and Gray NP n . e s H- E G S L ' ld' 0 J d f G t N . . . J THEME: Character, Leadership, Scholarship, and Service. 1 .L N A ll- II li' . - II Y , A' :PO I n ' 'Ba 1 ' 7 n 3 ' f t 1 t th .U l Fi wggi ,, e i V 'FQLQ6' ,gil Q Tszw. f , ,4 ff 'F o. f aux-gs bf ! in 1, if 'Q V? 08 . Q ,,iQ. X :X'Q'S: A O x if of 55 'sl ..gxQ 7' . xt.6S'ev0 '.a 0 Q xg' NQ'O LO ,KN o ' , 9. Q Q r off vo gs' 1. A , 4' Q 0 4 J' o',x59 29 .D v, .A 4 av'-,I G'-'1 00' O 4-7 + if X, mx I: W nf S' I 'S 2,2 i sf X v i- AM X-'xo 1 ' 'N' in 049 x X ff X Lx -1 QI gixs X' S63 0 xv - 'Q' X2 A I ff:---f 5- s '- '3 C f ' K S Q 1' L 0 , A . . 33 ,. , 8 - V cv r Q 1 V X ,AAI -.f . Q 5 .,,, 1 S 5, ' ' Ut.-', 1 V I I l x haf f f,f' ' 'yfl K ' ' ,, -xg .' sy .X ' QL K 5 Qs La' ,L Q 7 '. .K . A f , P V, . . , X :Z Y. Q QQ J, HKS QM- M1 f!V:Z: b 4' I . it ' if -' , - QJXN can A rw' - x f J ,Q 1 . if -'-' -- . Q' A ' ' 7 V K ' N 1 N f .T A 4 A I v f0Sgfof4' R- 1 V Q4 'na' N . M, .LV W, .1 -, ' F11 ' ' fu. 5 lik 5 1 ?f LO-I , ' S1 X L, ,SM A fp W al I . - , xx Q f 3 H x 44' ff' ' , fffff , if X , i , I 1 f X , vi . , gxa X X X - 1- 'zi f N Q f Q Q 3 ' f' 1+ ' w --- ' X 1, ' , ' I ' ,. ,,. 'f-Q , ' , J: . I Q Q ,s p. S!!! .1 ff' . KA W- ' I 1 2 A 4 I , .. ' --f:' P. - Z5 5453 Nr . sk , V' 'Y , 1 N . i ' N I Q 7' ' v fm N 3 x ig Q A K fs I D 'W 1 f ' 5 Q , f Contributors We greatly appreciate the contributions given ua by the following business phmea Ben Franklin Store Beumer's Cafe Bill's Motor Repair Burger Blacksmith, Welding k Feed Grinding Coast to Coast Store Collenbaugh Motor Company Community Oil Company Corner Drug Store Council Oak Store De Boer Bros Service Station De Vries Jewelry De Zeeuw, Gilbert, Raleigh Products Uoorn Paint Shop Driesen Implement YV yn! Dykstra Produce Earl's Place Electric Shop Faber, Dr K F , Veterinarian Farmers Elevator Company Farmers Lu ber Company Foppe Pioneer Store Funk's Bros Seed Company Gerrit's Barber Shop Hogg, Dr L R Home Dairy Home Furniture In't Veld Hardwa1e Company Iowa Public Service Company Kempema Hatchery and Produce Kenny's Service Station Koolma Machine works Koo1man's Store Kosters' Market Kragt Furniture Store McGill and McGill, Lawyers Meerdink, Dr B, Veterinarian Miner, R R , Milwaukee Railway Mulder 8 Ymker, Feed Grinding Mulder, Clarence, Marathon Tank Orpheum Theatre Rae Mar Cafe Rick'a Standard Service Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock Rock lock Roel Advertiser Bee Cement Block 3 Tile Cleaners Creamery Lumber Comp any Sales Company Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley ofs' Store Roorda, Hessel, Machine Shop Sam's Barber Shop Scanlan 8: Son, D J Schemmer Plumbing R Heating Schroeder, Dr. C J Schutz, Dr. R M , Chiropractor South Side Service, T Bauman, Thornburg Company Tim er M Sipma Earth Muvldg 8 Cleaning V 8 K Plumbing R Heating Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Van Van Van Van Van Bakery Chick k Feed Store Locker Service State Bank Wood Works Abbema Implement Company Berkum Dairy Noort Salvage Sloten Dairy Voorst Transfer Vander Well Hardware Company Ver Hoef, Sam, Investments Ver Mulm Garage Wallenberg Implement Company warnjtes Chevrolet Company Warren Cafe Service 43 O 1 O I I L ' e e Dru est Frank ' ' ' O O O O I D O O O O O 7 Company Prop, g4,x o f MQQ L.