Roland High School - Rocket Yearbook (Roland, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1953 volume:

L Ann-g-1 '1 A N -L fi, 'A - W Nou lima Lauri AUP mcakc 1955311 ,fy 'T-:T Ty ' 'PJ YQ? f T',, 'iff' ' , '.,L.- '.-,, , -. 'tm-Q., -,K-'P-U , 'T fimfy' .-. -1:5 - f ' A 'A Q:.'. 512 F-f -- QJQ,-L.t'.1,.YTLf,-A.PJ,-1.az ,'..L.LL Mn, f' .1 .Lg Q r.wQ..L llllri 5.4, L- 3.Qs'w,'h :.f:,p,x.1. .f,E.:.':Q.. .n.'-,Q mam ' t 'T T1 'X '4f x'N ff ,Y-. '- - -. X5 'T7' firm 7 Y ' 'T , . . . .Q , .Law M ,H .a1,.fw.lrr.N...g.Q-'fr-wh. Emfrh . ' ' L 5 - ' .A -m..,w Y. -- .M . .LM . L .E- ' g -:fi .f r 4 .' , I I V 0 ll BASEBALL-Conference Champs. Winner oi Sectional, District, Sub- State, and placed 4th in State Finals during tall season. Winner of' Sectional, District, Sub-State and again placed 4th in State Finals during spring season. PRELIMINARY MUSIC CONTEST AT BOONE-First place won by Boys' Quartet: Madrigal: Alto sax, Charlene Hall: Tenor sax, Nancy Swen- son: Vocal Solos by David Fausch, Jerry Twedt. Charlene Hall, Clarice Berwick, Mary Ann Bakke, Delore Wierson, Beverly Berwick: Girls' Quartet: Bariton sax, Charlene Hall: Girls' Sextet: Sax Quartet: Girls' Trio: Drum Ensemble: Tenor Solo, Lawrence Weltha: and Mixed Double Quartet. STATE CONTEST FOR SMALL GROUPS AT PERRY-First place won by Drum Ensemble: Girls' Trio: Baritone Sax. Charlene Hall: Vocal solo. Dave Fausch. Clarice Berwick, Charlene Hall. STATE CONTEST FOR LARGE GROUPS AT MAXWEIJ.-First place ratings won by Boys' Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. and Concert Band. '54 CLASS COLORS Navy and Sllver CLASS FLOWER White Carnatlon CLASS MOTTO Nothing ventured, Nothing gained Yearbook Staff Editor ......... Assistant Editors .. ..... . ...... Business Manager .......... Assistant Busmess Manager Class History .. .............. .. Class Prophecy ................. Class Will .......... Music .......... Dramatics ....... Girls' Sports Boys' Sports ....... Senior Pictures ....... Baby Pictures ........... High School Pictures . . Grade Pictures ........... Religion ......... Snaps ........ Nancy Swenson Charlene Hall and Gary Thompson James Olson Mary Ann Bal-:ka . . Rodney Helvig Cleone Michelson and David Fausch David Twedt Clarlce Borwick a.nd Wallace Frandsen Bette Jean Larson Donna Hagen Everett Sather Delores Wierson and Jerry Twedt Ruby Sevde Bessie Amenson Pauline Hill and Stanley Tjernagel Helen Beach Grace Johnson, Marlene Fosse, Darrel Egemo, and LaVerne Hovde .... onus .... .... .... .... ... ... ... .... ... .... .... .... 'N- V' 0 0 education . . With most sincere appreciation and gratefulness, the members of the Senior Class, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty Three, proudly dedicate this annual to our beloved parents whose patient guidance and inexhaustable understanding have led us through the years and made it possible for us to maintain our education. ' FACULTY C. P. THOMPSON, Superintendent Typing Instrumental Music MRS. C. R. FINCH, Principal Vocal Music Bookkeeping MRS. DONALD LEHIGH English Speech Journalism Dramatics MRS. WILLIAM SAVAGE Home Economics English Biology DERALD ENDERSON Girls Athletics Social Studies History EDWIN STONE Industrial Arts General Sclence 'W Geometry ROBERT LOOFT Boys Athletics Chemestry Algebra Personalities . . On the basis of personality, citizenship, scholarship and participation in extracurricular activities, the stu- dent body nominated Charlene Hall and Gary Thompson as representative girl and boy of the class of ,5 3. l l as + ....,af,.! 4 4--VH' Gary Thompson Harrigan Small but oh so mighty Basketball Letter Winner , Baseball Letter Winner Class Officer Class Play Junior Class Paper Rambler Staff Annual Staff K P Duties 123,4 James Olson I said it, it must be Mixed Chorus .. . Boys' Glee Club Mixed Octet . Boys' Octet . . . Boys' Quartet . Solo . . . Music Letter Winner Madrigal Class Officer Class Play Junior Paper Rambler Staff Annual Staff true . ,- Mike 3,4 ,2 3 4 Tires and Batteries Lubrication and Service SATI-IER'S SERVICE Standard Oil Products Ferguson Impl 5 Nancy Swenson Nan She's just a student worlclng for a M. R S. degree! Basketball . Basketball Letter Wmner Glrls Basketball Manager Pep Club Pep Club Offxcer Mixed Chorus Girls Glee Club Freshmen Trio Tr1o Sextet I . Sextet II Glrls Quartet Mlxed Octet Solo Band Pep Band Sax Quartet . Tenor Sax Solo Muslc Letter Winner Class Officer Class Play Junior Paper Annual Staff 3 1,234 234 9 ,2,3,4 2, ,4 , 3 4 12,3,4 cmmene Hall chuckle OW-kms WM To know her IS to like her Basketball Letter Winner Pep Club Cheerleader Mixed Chorus Girls Glee Club Sextet I Madrigal Girls' Quartet Mixed Quartet Freshmen Tr1o Solo Band Pep Band Alto Sax Solo Baritone Sax Solo Sax Quartet Music Letter Winner Class Officer Class Play Junior Paper Annual Staff Roland D D 1,2,3,4 2 34 2 9 2 Y I 7 2 J 7 Congratulations to the Class of 53 STORY COUNTY STATE BANK Story City , . ................... l,2,3 ' .... l,2,3 ' ' .. 4 2 3,4 ' .............. 3 , , ' ...... ....... 1 , , , ' ................ ..... 3 1 ..... .... ..... 4 2,3 ' ' ....... ...... 4 ' ...... ...... 4 12,3,4 H' in .nuaennonn .nauu 1 , 3 k ifg kf ....-....-...-. 12, , 1,2,4 3,4 Basketball ...................... l,2,3,4 l,2,3 4 1 2,3,4 l,2,3,4 ' ..... ...... 1 ,2,3,4 12,3 ' .... ...... l 12 3,4 1,2 3 4 12 3,4 3,4 2 3,4 l,2,3 4 WM WW: Mary Arm Bakke Cuddles Varlety is the spice of life Girls Basketball Manager Pep Club Cheerleader Mixed Chorus Solo Trio Sextet I Sextet II Madrigal Mixed Quartet All State Chorus Pep Band Music Letter Winner Class Play Newspaper Staff Junior Paper Rambler Staff Annual Staff Librarian Rodney Helvig Prod' All great men are dead and I don't feel so well Baseball Letter Winner ...... 4 Mixed Chorus ................... l,2,3,4 Boys' Glee Club ...... ..... l ,2,3,4 Solo ................. ..... 4 Mixed Octet ...... ..... 4 Band ........... ...... l ,2,3,4 Brass Sextet ....... ..... 2 Brass Quartet ..... .... 3 Class Play ....... ..... 3 ,4 Junior Paper Rambler Staff Annual Staff MM? Q,,,,.Qn.u. Roland STORY COUNTY STATE BANK Story City Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ' ..3 3,4 1,2,3,4 3,4 3,4 Band ..................... ..... 1 ,2,3,4 ........................1,2,3,4 3,4 Elway Davld Fausch Fuzzy 'A l1ttle nonsense now and then IS rehshed by the best of men Mlxed Chorus l 2 3, Boys Glee Club 2 3 4 Mxxed Quartet Boys Quartet Boys Octet Solo Music Letter W1nner Band ,2 3 4 Pep Band Class Play Junior Paper Rambler Staff Armual Staff Clarice Borwick CKJOY7 When Pm good, Pm very goodg and when I'm bad Pm betterf' Pep Club ........ . Mixed Chorus ----- Girls' Glee Club .-.- Sextet I .......... Trio Mixed Quartet - Mixed Octet All State Chorus Solo Band Pep Band Clarmet Quartet Muslc Letter W1nner Class Off1cer One Act Play Class Play Rambler Staff Annual Staff F H A F H A Offlcer 4 l,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 1,4 234 1234 234 2,4 23,4 MEM Fountain VAUGHAN S Jewelry Cosmet1cs Photographic Supplles Magazmes Medicmal Products vRlJ,LuJ Everett Sather I only love one Mixed Chorus Boys Glee Club Band Pep Band Brass Sextet Brass Quartet Class Officer Class Play Junior Paper Rambler Staff Annual Staif at 3 tlnne Ll 1 2 3,4 1 2,3,4 1 2 3,4 1,2,3,4 7 Donna Hagen Red' ' Full of fun and mischief toog doing things she oughtn't to. Basketball . .................... Basketball Letter Winner Pep Club ........................ Pep Club Officer Girls Glee Club Class Play Newspaper Staff Junior Paper Annual Staff 1:2131 1,2,a, 2,3,4 2,3 2,3,4 ,fuzung jd!!-4, 4 4 VAUGHAN S Willard Parker Westinghouse Ronson Elgin Bulova-Schick Coty Max Factor Helen ,Q,,u,.zgL,..,f Bette Jean Larson Not as innocent a Basketball Pep Club Cheerleader Mixed Chorus Glrls Glee Club Sextet II Band Pep Band Clarinet Quartet Class Play Junior Paper Annual Staff Shrimp s she appears D Darrel Egemo 'Egg Studymg never bothered me and I never bothered studying ' Class Play Junior Paper Annual Staff K.P Duties Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '53 ROLAND U SAVE FOOD MARKET Bud Waugh, Proprietor 0-fL.A,MfQ Cleone Michelson She puts the pep in Pep Club Cheerleader Mixed Chorus Girls Glee Club Freshmen Trio Sextet II Madrigal Solo Music Letter Winner Class Officer Class Play Newspaper Staff Junior Paper Rambler Staff. Annual Staff Leo 1,i,s,4 l,2,3,4 1,z,a,4 z,s,4 I D 1 2,3 4 navm 'rweat ffclupv ff The trouble with wisdom is that it comes to a man after he is about it' 3,4 3,4 3,4 3 4 ROLAND U-SAVE FOOD MARKET Phone 61, Roland The place to go for the brands you know at every day low prices film, Ruby Sevde Modest, slmple, sweet the type of g1rl to meet Pep Club Pep Club Offlcer G1r1s Glee Club Class Play .Tumor Paper Annual Staff ' Rube very Wallace Frandsen Sir, I would rathe Wald r be right than be pres1dent. M1xed Chorus .... Boys Glee Club Class Play Junlor Paper Annual Staff K P Dutles .. .. . I,2,3,4 12 3 4 O jg,,,,4,7, ,3,,,.,uJ,4J Feed Congratulations to the Class of 53 Seed Grain FARMERS COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR ASSOCIATION Lumber , ...-. .U , , 3 4 .Q....... 3,4 ' ..... . .... 3 . . 4 .. ' ..... .... 3 ,4 Basketball ..................... 1,2 3,4 ' ...... ..... 4 ' 4 .... ..... 3 ,4 3,4 ' .... ..... 3 4 Marlene Fosse Fosse Never a dull moment Pep Club ...................... 3,4 Girls' Glee Club ..... .... 2 ,3,4 ' Class Play ......... .... 3 ,4 Junior Paper ...... .... 3 Annual Staff ..... .... 4 p7,4A,4v-do 9'-'A-4-f Z Stanley Tj ernagel Flanley I talked to a woman once, but declare it was a mistake Basketball Letter Winner 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club Class Play Junior Paper Annual Staff FARMERS COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR ASSOCIATION Roland, Iowa Phone 9-Grain Dept. Coop Felco Phone 13 Lumber Dept. D J J ' ' ......... . ..... 1 4- 3,4 , ..... ... 3 ' 4 Women? No, I came here for an education. Basketball Letter Winner .... 4 Baseball Letter Winner ...... 4 Class Play ...................... 3,4 Junior Paper ..... . .... 3 Annual Staff .... . .... 4 UXVMJ 7LMfJ-L 7-elwwearlo Helen Beach Beach ' She is true to her word, work, an friends Girls Glee Club Class Play Junior Paper Annual Staff Librarian EGELAND PRODUCE COMPANY Phone 99 Prompt Service Roland, Iowa G. . ! ' J H I ' d Y, , o K' ' ..... 4 g 3,4 ,', .V , .Ly 121' I '71 - ' K SU' 5 f ' !-'.- - - , . f , , LaVerne Hovde Bu11' ' AMW, Bessie Amenson An innocent fac e YY Basketball Pep Club Pep Club Off1cer Mlxed Chorus Gxrls Glee Club Class Play .Tumor Paper Rambler Staff Bess' ' e but you never can Adolf 2 3 4 1,2 3,4 Grace Johnson Tlny Qmet but oh those thoughts' Pep Club Glrls Glee Club Class Play .Tumor Paper Annual Staff EGELAND PRODUCE COMPANY Highest cash prices for poultry and eggs ff t 11. . ........ 1 3,4 ' ...... 4 . , ....... l, , , U ........... . 3,4 E , ' ..... 3 1 ., .... . 4 V. Annual Staff 4 ' ' ..... 3,4 . 3,4 ' ...... . 3 Jerry Twedt Dimples ' Enjoy life, you won t come out of it alive any how Muxed Chorus Boys Glee Club Boys Quartet Boys' Octet Mixed Quarte Madrigal Music Letter Winner Band Brass Sextet Pep Band Class Play Junior Paper Rambler Staff Annual Staff ! I 3 2, ,4 1,2 3, 2 I Delores Wierson Dee If silence were golden, Pd be dead broke. Basketball ..................... Basketball Letter Winner Pep Club ........................ Mixed Chorus .......... ..... Girls' Glee Club ....... ..... Sextet II .............. ..... Girls' Quartet....... .... . Solo ..... Band .......................... Pep Band ...................... MUSIC Letter Wmner Class Play . . Class Paper . Class Officer . Annual Staff l,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 3,4 1,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 2,3,4 4 3,4 1,2,3,4 3,4 9 devvwl.-mall' Congratulations to the Class of '53 Phone 49 COLLEGE TOWN STUDIO 109 Welch ' ' ........ 3 4 ........... .... . 3,4 , c ' .......... ..... 1 2,3,4 ' .... ...... 1 ,2 3,4 ' .... ...... 2 ..... 3 4 'm ...... ...-.. 4 Solo ..................... ...... 1 ,2,3,4 , 4 1,2 3,4 Pauline Hill Pud ,dl 41' A qu1et lass untll you get her out of class Pep Club Muced Chorus Gxrls Glee Club 1,2 3,4 Class Off1cer Class Play Junior Paper Annual Staff PQJMSZM Class Sponsor Class Officers Gary Thompson, Charlene Hall C P Thompson Nancy Swenson, and James Olson Ames COLLEGE TOWN STUDIO Iowa Portraits Family Groups Weddings XElXl'l.lli-ED NUI BACCALAUREATE COMMENCEMENT I I UI I NNIOXAL 0 I ROL I- b9l0XAL NI C6c1lF1nch n INXOCATION Rev Allen E Nelson lixmx 0 fl I n L fl Hu mn Nr NIL IC Nemor Nlxxcd Ortet I Lowe Llfe by Hana Zucca INK OC -XTION KONINIFNCFNIENT ADDR? S9 Opcratlon ur SK- Lh Ilfetlme 'Vlr Ray f'unn1ng'ham n I I I m General Secretary YMCA Iowa State Cullen B-Ut AI AI RI A II- SI- RMON NILSIC Roland Hugh Qchool Cnls Qexlet XX In That forte 1. Prelude Ifrom The Cycle of Llfej N I .SIC I oo 4 -X IQIIL In Xnthcm U5 IX l SCHOLARSHIP ANNOUNCFNIFNT9 XIN Cec1lF1nch II N Pxmcxpal WVIIOI I W U PRFSFNTATION OF CIAQQ Supt C P Thompaon Bl-NFIPICTION x N Inn FONFFRRING OF DIPLOVIA5 Ca ll J be PEI ESQIONAL WI Ham 'I Pzesxdent Boarelvrgf Ejlwiceatllonn Coronatxon Nlalch bv 'Ileyerb en Audifnce please remain in .cate until after BFTNEDICTION '4-----'-4- -----A'- -4-4---'-- R EV- Olaf Holen recessional. MARSHALL CANNDIG COMPANY - A Home Industry George Thornblade, Superintendent Roland, Iowa SALUTATORIAN VALEDIC TORIAN Gary Thompson, the all t1me basketball great fimshed his h1gh school career when he graduated from Roland H1gh, May 19 All of Iowa knows about Gary s fabulous record, so by tlus small means we would l1ke to take our hats off and say Congratulatwns, Gary and best of luck 1n the future ' A Sincere Wish for Success to the 1953 Class from ANDERSON GARAGE Otis D X Super Service Orvls Class History . . The R H S Rocket of 1953 began 12 years ago with Miss Burger now lVIrs William Dial, the ch1ef designer She started out wlth a group of 21 helpers of whlch 16 are present for the launching They lnclude Bessie, Wally,Charlene, Rodney, Pauline, Betty J ean,Cleone Everett, Ruby, Nanc , Gary, Stanley, David T , Jerry, Delores, and Clarlce Miss Cunningham, now Mrs Mav1s K1ngsbury,furthered the designing of the Rocket We were minus the help of James Omvlg Marlyne Amen son, Daryl Nerelm and Janet Sampson but engaged Helen Beach Donna Hagen, Richard Freist, Sterling Wicks, Shirley Thompson, and Jo Ann Jackson to take their place In third grade gulded by chief engineer Miss Twedt, now Mrs Jerald Borwlck, the Rocket began construction Losing Leshe Wierson Shirley T , Jo Ann Jackson, but gaimng Roger Berve, Dave Fausch, James Olson Roger Mlllang and Donald Nerelm, we began our work in earnest The Rocket was progressing rapidly under the watchful eye of Mrs Christopherson In this fourth step we lost James Omvlg and Donald Nereim, but LaVern Hovde and Grace Johnson 3o1ned the staff Gary T seekmg adventure, vacationed a year in Washington Under the supervislon of Miss Hoverstem, now Mrs Robert Birkland the Rocket continued to progress As a result none of the staff left but we gained Darrel Egemo During the sixth year of work on the Rocket Mrs Clarence Helvlg kept a firm and steady hand and the youthful crew galned one new mem ber, namely Mary Perm In seventh grade M1ss Harrlson, now Mrs Francis Thompson, kept the staff together under careful supervision Fmally during the eighth year of work there was a noticeable advance who were especially trained 1n this field Mrs Rodgers, Mr Lepley, Mrs Fmch, and Mrs McCoy were our main mstructors With this firm foundation we set forth on the flnal four steps of the difflcult process of having a successful finished product We were without Clarlce Borwick, but she Joined us again in three years to be with us for the trial run of the Rocket Mary Ann Bakke Jomed the staff in the middle of the first year The only change in the staff was the losmg of Roger Berve ln the third year We were fortunate to have Mr Anderson Mrs Aurand, Mr Martens, Mr W11der, Mr Cheadle, Mrs Fmch and Mr Swan son as faithful leaders and guides to the last assembling of the Rocket The final tests of the Rocket were prepared by Mr Thompson Mrs Fmch, Mr Enderson, Mr Looft and Mrs Lehigh The Rocket passed inspection, and was launched into a new and expec tant future on May 19 1953 We feel that it was a big success and hope that it contmues to be so Fire and Tornade Insurance Sam I Nelson 4 l 4 , y . V . . . , 1 . v Q l . n , in the completion of the Rocket. We began having high school teachers Phone 22 FARMERS MUTAL Roland, Iowa - Home Office Class Wlll LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Clarrce Borw1ck w1ll to Lawrence Weltha my dog Toby If you prom1se to let hlm run w1ld I Everett Sather w1ll to Harlan Hall my center pos1t1on on the P T squad I, Donna Hagen, w1ll to Beverly Borw1ck my speed reboundlng ab1l1ty, and my all state guard pos1t1on I, Cleone M1chelson, wxll to Carol Ann Johnson my ab1l1ty to be an exceptxonally good cheerleader We, Bette Jean Larson and Mary Ann Bakke, w1ll to Joyce Anderson Rodney Helv1g, because we already have our men I, James Olson, w1ll to Gary Swenson my 26 Inch wa1st l1ne I, Helen Beach w1ll to Shlrley Cole my prlvllege to stay rxght along s1de all those men 1n chem1stry class I, Dav1d Fausch, w1ll to Curtls Townsw1ck my ab1l1ty to keep Gary Swenson occupred at all tlmes I, Wallace Frandsen, w1ll to Darwln Twedt number 25 because I have found my one and only 24 I Charlene Hall, w1ll to Beverly Borw1ck my 36 Plymouth so she can Journey to Duane s base more often We, Nancy Swenson and Delores W1erson, w1ll to Patty Sather our ab1l1ty to st1ck to Qoneb man along p1tch1ng trouble th lus tremendous speed LaVerne Hovde, w1ll to Larry Sorenson my ab1l1ty to rebound Jerry Twedt, w1ll to Donald Blelefeldt my p1nch h1tt1ng ab1l1ty and my arm Davld Twedt, w1ll to Loren Hovland my ab1l1ty to get 1n and out of 1n the assembly Darrel Egemo, w1ll to Norman Hanson my Interest 1n Randall We, Marlene Fosse and Grace Johnson, w1ll to Dorothy Johnson our vo1ces wh1ch comblned would g1ve you a happy medlum I, Ruby Sevde, w1ll to Shlrley Cole my pos1t1on as 'Presxdent of the Pep Club I, Bess1e Amenson, w1ll to Joyce Anderson my cute l1ttle dxmples I, Stanley Tyernagel, w1ll to Jerry Jensen my red leather cap 1f he can f1nd lt m Iowa C1ty next year I, Rodney Helv1g w1ll to Benny H111 my baseball su1t and ab1l1ty to h1t 1n the clutch I Paullne H111 w1ll to Carolyn Johnson my ab1l1ty to look and be 1nnocent AMES IN CROSS Roland, Iowa Home of 301 Chxcks I O O . . . H xv ' ' 7 . , H y, . . , , . 3 , , , . . . ' 7 . . K., ,, . . . J ft ' 3? ' ' ' gg J! if 7? ' ' if 33 . , , I, Gary Thompson, will to Donald Bielefeldt my eye for the basket to go I, . . . U I, . . . . . . . I .. . 1 . cg. ,, lc ,, ! I, . . . n 1 v .I . 6 . ,, . - 4 A6 ,, 1 1 , . .. . . 7 , . . . U at 7? ' Prophec Receiving our assignment from Editor Dave Twedt of ' Esquire Magazine' to do an article on his former classmates, we went down to the Hagen Travel Agency where we were to receive information covering our trip On our way to the travel bureau we ran into Darrel Egemo, famous inventor, who told us in strictest confidence that he was developing a left handed monkey wrench Leaving Darrel and his monkey wrench, we proceeded on our way Crosslng Fifth Avenue, we narrowly escaped injury when we were overtaken by Velda the Voice , formerly known as Mary Ann Bakke, now famous opera star on her way to the Kookla politan Opera House to present Stan T3ernagel's latest opera, entitled The Toad We hardly recognized Velda with her now flaming red hair Continuing on our way we finally arrived at the travel agency, which to our surprise was owned by our old classmate Donna Hagen She entered this profession because of her ability to tell people where to go Donna gave us our tickets and sent us on our way Two days later, walking up the gangplank of the good ship Sinking Enterprise , we noticed a crowd gathered around Chuckie, the doll Hall dolng her famous ballet routine assisted by her ten tralned monkey chorus We talked to Charlene a moment and she stated that she liked her work except with puttmg up with the monkey business After Charlene was put off the ship, we embarked We ran into another old classmate in Key West in the person of Everett Sather, beach comber and pharmacist, owner of the fabulous Last Chance Drugstore As we said good bye to Everett, the ship continued southward to Cuba where we witnessed a parachute act performed by the former Helen Beach and company Much to our surprise we received a stock of bananas from the Slip and Slide Banana Plantation , operated by LaVerne How de Leaving Cuba we traveled on to the Panama Canal where we had to wait for a few days while he was on his third time across the canal He gave credit to his clean living and to Good old Uncle Stan and Cowboy Ken who had encouraged him to eat Cocoa Wheats After Journeying through the canal we picked up Waldo' Frandsen, mul1 millionaire whose yacht had sunk off the coast of Mexico Wallace, looking very haggard, told us that he and hls butler James Olson, who was with him, had been surviving on raw fish for the last month They were very disturbed about the fact that Mr Gary Thompson, governor of Texas, had not sent out a rescue party We brought Wallace and James on to California where we docked next to one of Bessie Amenson s oyster schooners Going on shore, we decided we would like to visit Hollywood to see the former Pauline Hill, who is now the Marilyn Monroe of 1973 Pauline encouraged us to stop at the Robinson Dairy Carnival where Delores Wlerson is in partnership with her husband The star of the show is Bette Jean Larson, the famous fire eater and sword swallower Going back to the ship we were stopped as a procession of ostrlches, herded by Clarlce Borwick, paraded across the highway Clarice has finally settled down after trying her hand at Baboon and Zebra farming as well as being the star of a highly cultural and entertaining dance Needing some refreshments we stopped at ' Marlene s Madhouse where we found Marlene Fosse, owner and proprietor, trying to beat one of her own slot machines Leavlng Marlene we went on to Los Angeles where we would catch our train home since our funds were now exhausted Stopping at Los Angeles we entered a pawn shop where Grace Johnson was pawn broker Grace was reluctant to take the camera but since we were old classmates she reconsidered At last we climbed aboard the Twedt Trans Contmental Streamliner where we ran into Jerry 'IWvedt, owner of the railroad Mr Twedt told us that he was supporting Nancy Swenson for Congress because of her constant crusade for the farmer Her opponent, Ruby Sevde issue is a higher pension for marmes Back ln New York we were immediately picked up for vagrancy The names Cleone Michelson and David Fausch, reporter and photographer of the 'Esquire Magazine , were now on f1le along with other notorious criminals You Can Do Better At CHARLSON S CLOTHES SHOP Story City, Iowa O O . . . , 1 . . , . ' . , . . . , ax J: C s L 2 . . . . . ' ' . ' If - H , , - ' , . ' 1 ' tt I7 1 K 1 1 V 1 . ,, . ,, . . . . 1 ., ,, . F . . 1 1 cf 1 4 ' - n , Rodney Helvig, endurance swimmer, was trying to set a new record. Recognizing us he told us ii ' ' . . . ,, , .v . . . 7, 1 ' 1 1 1 . , . , . . . . . if 4 1 1 y, 1 1 l 1 1 Q , . ' Q l 7 . D , ,S . . , . . , . 9 W 'FT W' -kazaa f.-fag, Avg Qi Fourth Grade Freshman In1t1at1on 'N JK, Flfth Grade Basketball Junior-Senior Banquet Birthday Party Roland FA1N'S CAFE Home Coolnng SEVERSON'S JACK SPRAT STORE Meals - Lunches-Pop-Candy-Ice Cream Phone 116 Roland, Iowa 4' il wma as -A '-e-:rf ii' x . fu '42 ' 9 . .QI 'f-JP' 5 l, -5' ', 4-4 sf . 3 ff in 1 7 1' ' h'1:f,t: I Lf. J . . 4 ' swf' ' f Y M A if? ' J ii.. L 5.1 19511 S 1 H Q ,'f W f 'aes f J W' ' ., rip, V 1 -- , f' i 'S .an v Grade ll. Left to right. Joyce Anderson, Donald Bielefeldt, Beverly Borwick, Shirley Cole, Harlan Hall, Norman Hanson, Benny Hill, Loren Hovland, Jerry Jenson, Carolyn Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Patricia Sather, Larry Sorenson, Gary Swenson, Darwin Twedt, Lawrence Weltha, Curtis Townswick. Cflaaa Class Officers-Beverly Borwick, Joyce Anderson, Patricia Sather, Dorothy Johnson, Curtis Townswick. X 'mi .l 2 .f 3 -Q. L, r ,f Q X -11.34 if u n i 0 I' S Buland 8: Son GAMBLES Roland STOLE BRCB. SHELL SERVICE Corando and G, E. Appliances Phone 40 Roland, Iowa ag- In-1 1' :af 32 -cv 'fi' 'al' WF. fx 35- vvzri 6' -er 'gf' gf' -vi ag 3' r'-A 1...-r If TQ Sophomores Class Off1cers1Susan Tjernagel, Janet Goodmanson, Janet M1Che1SOH, Marvln Chr1st1an. Grade 10. Left to rzght. Dav1d Amenson, Mar1lyn Amenson, Bermce Anderson, Charles Beach, Vernon Bennett, Dona B1e1efe1dt, Mary Boten, Marvm Chr1st1an, Marcia Eggland, Alan Erxckson, Janet Goodmanson, Ilene Hall, Janet Johnson, Janet Mxchelson, Gary Nerem, James Olson, Janet Sampson, Shirley Sampson, Ellen Schomaker, Esther Swanson, Allen Sydness, Gary Tjelmeland, Susan Tjernagel, Patty Wzerson, Shlrley Wrlson. Phone 8 ROLAND CLEANERS Roland STARKEY 81 KNUTSON Clotluers Com lete Reliable Cleamng Laundr Phone 56 Story City, Iowa f A W X' , ' 'N J- To-A l . J 4. ' L I I Q 1 dr... J ' '11 A 7 435 -I fx 1 1 ' s 1' hi K f 535 . I vc 3 ' .J ,Q R 5, v X . -0' . an fi' ta, s sd I E 5: K V I 'fig - 5' ' I ,fl S 5 . 5: 'F 6, ' 2 I 'SAL ' .3 4 , .35 if , ' ,S 1, '. 3.3 . , - A A M- 4 I 5 Mikey Y 'HON -4? an J 4 'M' YT' 19, an! 4 -- ...J LLL ....... ' 1 Q37 -gr 'Q-fv -H 4-4 35 an' sf' 95' A 1-44 fwgvfq .-ff' ' 'Q' ful f Freshmen Class Ofhcers Karen Damelson, Joan Weltha Jean Weltha, Jean Shold, Dean H1l1, Paul E1de Grade 9 Left to rlght Henry Amenson, Larry Anderson, Bon1ta Cole, Karen Danielson, Byron Egeland, Paul E1de Owen Enckson, Joel Frette, Georgette Hlghland, Dean H1l1, Eleanor H11l, Joyce Johnson, Arlene Larson, Faye Ann Larson, Dale Peterson, Gary Sampson, Shxrley Sande Jean Shold, Sharon Kay Solyst, Bobby Thompson, Eddy Toussa1nt, .hm Toussa1nt, Orlan '1wedt, Jean Weltha, Joan Weltha, Sharon Lou Wierson Not shown Gretchen Ph1ll1ps, Leland Shell, Mahlon Shell ERICKSON FURNITURE 8: APPLIANCE THE ROLAND RECORD Phone 104 Phone 7 or 72 Admlral Zenith TV C E Rod W B Rod ii y . , W . Q Q L.-5.-B J Ile :i ' ig, 'N 4, A ' y -nf . 5 V 1 1 J, 45- ru. f ' V ,pi ,Q A h -yu' 1 All jx A I v ei! A A - e. ' 4 'N J - A J f 4 M. L, V, - -fs' .P ' ' - A' .V ' ' ' ' A .V , , ,, '-Q 6.2, ff A .V V, K, -4! Wf:53 , L6 ,,-. , A X51 k if A . 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ESCHBACH'S MUSIC HOUSE HAYNES IEWELRY STORE Story City Complete Photo Supplies Ames Watches-Silverware-Diamonds v COD po 6 6 vu ,I 'ff' 5 K. Alf MQ 3 , w g 1 1 1, 5 A' Q I 'Qty V. 'R F ' ' I tlivw by 135' at Yi'f5 J -Q hw u 4061, F X F 'dw J s tv Ni iff! -if 'uf' we 7th '37 f' 'N it Q ,W A if.. V-.sa 1-P A, 0 we 2,1 ,un -e Q . 1 -4 Gro Grade 7. Left to right. Miss Aasland, Harvey Anderson, Larry Bauge, June Beach, Wanda Bennett, Lloyd Boston, Gary Carpenter, Kenwood Christian, Betty Eggland, Gregory Eggland, Robert Fosse, Ronald Fosse, Janet Hanson, Carroll Holland, Janet Hanson, Jerald Hovick, Eddie Jacobson, Sharon Nath, Julie Risdal, Dorothy Schomaker, Judy Shold, Jerry Swanson, George Sydness, Joel Tjelmeland, Paul Twedt. S. HADSON LUMBER CO. Ph. 174 MAIN STREET FOOD MARKET Story City Building Materials Story City Where You Get More for Less age 45.3 ,951 my 1 J sf' tw .xih Tk A 192 t my R de' pn ' vi Us .s , Y-:mr , 4 .- Ax' ggi X -if 'fiiisfiizfy U4!!1!'ffl. 1 'ily wi ,, ,I ribs. ,air 4.5 Rza C t Z L 1 -640 ca , ,4 'J I? , ' S Q ' -, .J -Q 0- 3 ,Q 8 X ary ,,,,.. ,ff chi M if-T0 2237 S...- 12' sq I I H, 'L Hi . .- F S. 1151 -up--.,f ' 1- fin 4 73 4' -1 C' J' G' Q' -- 4- ' 12.2.2 W! 6th Grade Ss.,-G, Grade 6. Left to right. Miss Charlson, Jane Ann Anderson, Barbara Christian, Linda Christian, Tommy Christian, Domma Eggland, Sandra Eggland, Roger Eggland, Karen Erickson, Gordon Fisher, Duane Hovick, George Hovland, Gilbert Larson, Wayne Morgan, Earl Sime, Donald Sondall, Dick Thompson, Dianne Truman, Loren Tjernagel, Eddie Twedt, Keith Twedt, Ronald Twedt, Suzan Vaughan, Dennis Weltha. Phone 119 OVERT HOLLAND Roland Phone 67 M. 0. ROD Roland Standard Tankwagon Service Insurance Real Estate Broker , Fw' fy, My wa,-rv Q ,J .rp -3 , vf t , rx, y wx? 56. ,gust 4 T7' JP L-'QI QQQ 5l.X a , , .. . X1 vfwfagfiit 2 ww' K ,LI I 'anti ,33- '2 F'- I 1 ' Q 1 I .I 1 ty I I 'fa fr.. :ai-Q fl 5 QT? I ,. ml J 0 -.2 4+ 931 lv' .zatfa .. 5 , ..- GQ' 1 ,'w' .T 4 Sf A f T in , uk R5 ' ,, af-1' 2417 odb' 5th Grade Grade Five. Miss Dahl. James Arneson, Norman Berrett, Edward Boston, John Boten, Keith Christian, James Danielson, Steven Eggland, Kathryn Eggland, Deanna Eggland, Sherilyn Hall, Richard Hanson, Jo Ann Heiden, David Johnson, Sheryl Larson, Eugene Lura, Patricia Morgan, Duane Osheim, Ann Phillips, Mary Ellen Peterson, Carole Rasmussen, Vernon Ryan, Rosemary Sande, Sheryl Slamal, De Lon Thompson, Larry Thompson, Deanne Twedt, Betty Weltha, Craig Wilson, Darlene Hovde. HOVERSTEN FURNITURE STORE 1430 Kc. K-A-S-I Ames 412 Main Street Ames, Iowa News Music Sports ' 1 'I an ' '- t I-gig' '4o.,.T- 4 6' ly' F .0 9' ,' Z 1 f .P D , ,V X b A X L 're' ' HL' .' fg- ,AI 'lla 2 H I , 1 5 Q-lvvnxl 'lk ' ina' ,f 'rrv' Q Q fl? 1 O I 1,5 I I ui fl u fl .' it l.,,..'- 1 . ' ' I , 0 xv: 1 'S Ara . as-1 .' F A .V-v 1,5- l-. .Q Y ,4 TE uf,bfe,V Grade A 4 Grade 4. Left to right. Mrs.. Twedt, Elmer Amenson, Paul Anderson, Michael Bergland, Dale Boston, Larry Christian, Charles Christian, Helene Frette, John Gustafson, William Larson, Sandra Miller, Clarion Olson, Ronald Olson, Roberta Rasmussen, John Schomaker, Paul Teig, Keith Tjelmeland, Connie Truman, Allen Twedt. Not shown...Joyce Shell. SPORTSMANS OF AMES RAINBOW COFFEE SHOP 128 Main St. Ph. 1188 Phone 3636 Ames, Iowa .. .fO ',' v--V' gkfi-Q I Q 4? 'Q f 9' 4 1 -- .uf 'zz,,. . ' it 1 43 Grade 3. Left to right. Mrs. Borwick, Rita Bauge, Carol Berrett, Pamela Egeland, Sandra Eller, Rosemary Erickson, David Hanson, Lou Ann Hanson, Keith Higgins, Bobby Highland, Cyrus Hill, Linda Hill, Roger Hill, Charles Hughes, Janet Jacobson Reggie Mehus, Cathy Meyer, Bruce Nath, Dale Nerem, David Nerem, Jimmy Rasmussen. FRANGG RESTAURANT Ames, Iowa WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE The Best Place To Eat 214 Main Ames, Iowa 3rd Grade -C AOQ 4.5 Q 'G' I 7, .f-- - ll, 'rf' Q I .I ,is- 'qff H .4- ,L-Z?-. Irvs i -7' 5- 'fi- Zn .J JJ ifis. Y l l vm Gi N - 3 E 1 -wi F l ,uf ' , - 'v ' E F V, i N - ri an J y 4 Grade Grade 2. Left to right. Mrs. Rosheim, Jean Arneson, Marcia Bakke, Owen Bergland, Janice Christian, David Danielson, Kathleen Eggland, Thordis H-ighland, DeAnn Hill, Julie Ann Hovick, Julie Johnson, Jimmie Larson, Loretta Molde, Yvonne Nelson, Morna Olson, Lyn Omundson, Dwight Osheim, Pamela Rod, Terry Ryan, Karen Sorenson, Roberta Thompson, Gordon Tjelmeland, Buddy Truman, John Twedt, Oscar Twedt. Not shown...Jean Phillips. Ames PHARMACISTS Iowa LARSON Sz PETERSON FURNITURE CO. E. J. Messer F. H. Geesaman Quality Merchandise Story City T V fl ga Fi ,Q Q G-,' EQ- ,- 3 gh. sr ---- ---.-r-M,-1. - V-V -vv-ff, Y- ,gb 'Q w p., ,. s ' . ' ' f N-v, Y V M x A vii, X3 5 J, 'G A43 guy? 0,4 wywrlx ,4-'A ' .,,, f 4if'Q I .. je, 'QQ I I ,lf , ,ly S 3' all bv ,' Q: M-1127 g ? 1,659 st V' 4 A M, , , gm 7' -I , ... We 'J' W5 'Ii-we i V ' 'W' . ...wr 'N-J ff ae ,V of f ' K f , , 4 V il r A .L 1 as ', dh -,.,,...,1 ' ms' -awww 4--..a 4.-are , Grade l. Left to right. Miss Salasek, Roger Anderson, Dennis Auld, Bobby Berret, Charlotte Boston, Charles Bailey, Norma Christian, Marvin Cole, Susan Erickson, Steven Hanson, Arthur Hovick, Margaret Hughes, Valerie Mehus, Paul Miller, Mary Nelson, Jimmie Olson, Kathy Rasmussen, .Timmy Risdal, Nancy Ritland, Anita Sande, Dennis Stone, Richard Teig, Karen Thompson, Wayne Tjernagel, Roger Twedt, Stanley Twedt. CON'S BARBER Sz BEAUTY SH'OP LYNNS at Story City Keep Up Your Appearance Best in Wearing Apparel for Women STC' Grade -if ming 60' -db I V75 LJ' ...lil '48 34 Sgr.. 4' Wi il h i clyife7u ' X.-4' 3 0' ff, -' I 4-A , 1. 4 ' I n Y 1 -A '... 4 T.--3 '- 4' -to ' ' 2 , ,,, X I - , - -' l H1 , M n X -- I ! .A Ag Q A x ' ' A y M .QQ ' I I . ' I J I 3 ,gg 5 5 ', 0 J F15 I .M ,y M Qi X .I U . 4 'L -.-.-,wg t 3'ji' ,K I , I , , In 'War i 4 V fm M fn - A, 4 , I 2. ., 4 1 Qi 8 I . A X Qt if 'O I . i .. . J Q' Y M Mp! -wx K .f V V, ' ,. ' A . . v.,,i I A 'mf A V 4 v4 ypx. 1- I U51 3 'Q A I '- v 574' iiiiffff --:E!E:a:ffftL41zt In , , ' , ,'- , m .-...4 in 1 f t ' I C 9, as ' :Q -uv ix , I A, -0-4 4 V, I. K. f' Q Y ' - 'T Xl 1 Y L I , fa- 1' 1 .. jg, 7 . ky, l tr, V' V .I , t 5 xx I S ,ji , Q. - ' . ' ' U 4 f ' . ' I mm 1 . I ff A I ' 7 ' Q A A 1 . A 1 . . : . . . , . , J 2 . n . ' n , 7 ft 77 'E F46- C QA! dine f-T-1 ti 10 A Klndergarten, Left to rlght Mxss Chr1stian, Brlan Anderson Ann Marle Arneson L1nda Braathun, Kenneth Cralg Brltson, Carol Ann Chllders Roger Chrxstlan Lynne Mane Eggland, Dean Allan Eggland, Damel Eggland, Jay Eller, M1chae1 Fagerland, Marlene Ferkm, Avery I-Ialterman, Donald Hanson, Jerry Hlll, Sue Ellen Hougland, Llnda Sue I-Iovde, Robert Lee Jacobson, Mary Ehzabeth Jacobson Janet Meyer, Ruth Ann Molde, Murray Amundson Evelyn R1sdal, Eugene R1tland Steven Rod, Stephen Ryan, Arthur Shold, Denms Strum, Carroll Tungesv1k, Mary Lou Thompson Not Shown O'Dean Martmson, John Plullxps, Claudxa Strum ROLAND REFRIGERATION RE PAIR PHILLIPS 66 STATION Carrol Quam John 0 Thompson, Prop 7 Z S -Q- E X - : -gs. :af . - - Q' X A 'gf iv- RELIGION A A 5, sf.. ..f'Q 9 X F er n .. Q ff' 6 Z Xgfs-use A VY? A 5 Z1 f www' Stl , 'I ' 'mln-.nn.. .- r A place to pray, to study God's Word, to memorize precious truths and to give expression to our love and thanlcfulness through the weekly mission offerings--such is the Religion Room. Daily it hums with activity as the classes fkindergarten through eighth gradej come and go. Friday is Mission Day. This year the school has enjoyed the visits of three missionaries. Miss Juliet Anderson, from the Ashira Girl's School in Tanganyika, Africa, spoke to each class individually during her visit in October. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Noss visited the school twice--the first time to tell about the work and a few days later to show colored slides of the Sudan Mission. Miss Lewis also showed slides of the work in Madagascar where her sister is stationed. By March 17 the following mission offerings were brought. Grade 8 513.38 7 21.76 6 6.92 5 17.66 4 15.83 3 17.08 2 15.21 l 14.62 K 14.70 A large offering of food was presented to the Beloit Children's Home in Ames last fall. Before Christmas the classes sang carols for the shut-ins in town and presented each with a basket of fruit and candy. ROLAND CAFE O. S. BOYD Ka SON John 8: Sally Gustafson Insurance Sz Tax Accounting F1 11 .K U L. A .N K 11 L A Progressive Newspaper Published in a Progressive Agricultural Community 59 BASKETBALL T' RD CONSF' to Al'k . ,, XX vw' Sli .N r '- nlls f No. thc fn .ate mu Lookets, three Surves- l' THOMPSON 1? first time in the eight in all-ftoprnament tea ncued, one mari s been navy- .WW i. three Q 5 sport: J5- -her sull 8 'ff 51 vous uw, LL-'.n. Gai ', frd set by L 1' P 'f points by on :n he vvasqrb tl' i ,he tourney op 5 There was sox. 1 whether one fie by Thompson or I. y 'Burrell of fowl. - A compiled the statistics, 'o pdints toGsry's wtah as also set a new four- cord of 2,0-12, which hu tiled by any player in N 1 leading by Mudvd 'lnlend of the quarter. During the linal iv Zi' ROLAND, STORY COUNTY, IOWA, THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1952 Hrs lk .L Z5 16 .lrd period Clarence again .duored the Rockets 10 nd were ben points 33 Vi at the 'quarter of thin game, Thompfvn scored twice f foul hy Bixlcr and once on a fun' in lziul addon char' 'nf' . L'sin f -. ic Of ' 'Xue vvor d' 'lnor, xx 2 I , R 2 at-,. fs,-. , onhx 2 A vw 32, tf 1 most sperm. . lney. The Clarvncr ,v Iowa high school basket HERE ARE THE l95Z4'F :the etfectiveness, of the lfense. was unable to score field goal. The tide turned . db .. ugle as Allan ll-Lricloson .scored on a long shot and Tjernazel hit from close in, r' the gap to 39-36. P' 'was charged A split zhv ,Q .wing SUI? BC. Q, Nuccessive gears. The turn to the state mee early in the seoor ther Tom Mc.-fini' in to make it lf x lllockets begs ' ftraded buck K ibrvther-5 W Q . v I . , . Tge-nugc. Srorirtv Halfuimau found the Hu hor: and of a LIT-1273 sCor'+e. During 'he third iod both L . per . . V iyed steady ball. and at the close 01 ,X lefv' 'f f,f nf l H .. e 1 4 A w 1 ' f l Ast v- ., Q - .nua1mng, Lil lnompoon who charity toss hut put - ons through the hoop. The .nets led 39-49 quarter the Rockets had grained oc-int on their opponents, finlbhing a thru:-point dehcit, 33-35, ,af the beginning of the final per- iod, Junker fouled Dave Twedw. and, making good on a pr-.r of free throws, Twedt brought the tally up to 338-37. George McAndNws hit from the fidn and Tjernagel did the samm. Gary Thompson scored on a tip-in and MC- Bmfiflg 'he Shoe Repair at New shoes Woode tired in eight seconds J' E' Rauma 4.'5,CfS'1iZ'-lfiro seconds fmdmf HES w Hvvrrup 'mf from if 1,0 go, H14 Di foulkd Ma,-V Chris, 42-all with six minutes left eps . Lian. Chrigtiw mixed both show' but Neither side scored dumlg the next lr Q x, V Rolam . when Lhq' m. in the pm-chanit. game Saturday nigh: el, Laverne Hovde Wd row- Verma Olson. 1 l I Ile! tired .1f1ortu.'o pruxiouf gn.. X .ly a tests, the Rockets Lwkcd thu. ' ghway l bomary speed and spirit, Avcragil., nigh eg. l two inchcs Zallvr' por' man, the Ri'-'er lc ditorlum. Kings Controlled bolhdbgaida through- l Thv. 2:30 with . , songs by .. .1 Chorus. At C0'op Gas! our 83 Tlres l3:00 o'vlock ul., ' .er of the pro REUBEN o. soLYsT 'gram broaden. ,y mst, A nament games, ware unable iv scofelThe cheerl with any regularity. lchec-r, afte Gary Thompson failed to connect in 1 Harris Tw eadena led the aucienoo in r which the Foul Flour edt, Jr., Orris Oaheim, Don! L V, 3 ii. R g H H 1 ,4 , 'n xg 1 4 V 5 Y 1 0 mms E SH R W ' E4 3 1 ' 5521 5 R Q Q Q R D , Q ni XL , 1 ,I g R I f ! 1 xr-MW! fl X , x I wx: x f f Q ,, 'Q W 4 'Q Q 1 ' Q Gary Thompson Owen Erlckson Dave Twedt Larrv Sorenson Darwln Twedt Norman Hanson Lax ern Hovde Alan Erlckson Harlan Hall Gary Tjelmeland Benme H111 Rodney Helvxg Vern Bennett Jerry Jenson Dean H111 Totals P1tchers Gary Thompson Owen Erlckson Alan Erlckson Dean H111 ASEB LL Innlngs The Season Roland 0 Roland 7 Roland 12 Roland 3 Roland 2 Gary Thompson Norman Hanson Daxe Twedt James Olson Harlan Hall G Tjelmeland Vern Bennett LaVern Hovde Rodney H9lV1g Alan Erlckson Darwxn Twedt Owen Erxckson Allen Sydness Larrv Sorenson Don Bxelefeldt Totals Pxtchers Gary Thompson Dave Twedt Owen Erlckson Alan Erlckson Harlan Hall Radcllffe 3 Gllbert O Zearmq 2 M1lford 2 Story 5 Innmgs The Season Roland 9 Roland 18 Roland 19 Roland 14 Roland 5 Gllbert 1 Fernald 2 Zearlng 3 Stratford 7 M1lford 4 Hlts Off S O Hlts Off S O SPRING 1953 WON ll LOST 4 Earned Runs Walks Sectxonal Roland 8 Roland 14 Roland 4 District M1lford 1 Fernald 6 MlcCallsb 0 Roland 9 Whltten 1 GOA 5 5 5 RBI OKI D :J 7 :J za N Story Conf Champs 52 Sectlonal Champions Dlstrlct Champlons Sub State Champlons Lost 1n Semlfxnals State Won Lost Subsiaie Roland 4 Boxholm 0 Roland 4 Dows 0 State Roland 0 St Ambrose 3 FALL 1952 WON I2 LOST 1 E B Earned Runs Walks Sectional Roland 4 Roland 4 Roland 5 District Roland 2 Roland 1 Zearlng 3 Randall 3 Ellsworth Slater 0 Rhodes 0 RBI ON GOA D 1 000 1 000 Won Lost Sectlonal Champs D1str1ct Champs Substate Champs Lost m Semlfmals of State to the Champs Van Horne Substaie Roland 7 Rlppey 0 State Roland 2 Colesburg 0 Roland 5 Van Horn SCHNEIDER'S BILLIARDS AARON BRAATHUN Ph 73 Phone 102 Roland Co op Gas 8: O11 Roland 1 000 1 000 1 000 1 000 1 000 1 000 1 O00 1 000 1 000 1 000 1 000 AB R H PO A E TB W SO 1 IP BA SA FA . 47 12 23 16 37 4 35 4 9 10 28 98 .489 .'-19 .74' .930 ' . 37 5 10 5 19 3 10 4 10 4 17 97 .270 .4O' .270 .880 . . . 56 11 15 12 11 6 23 0 11 9 22 104 .268 .393 .411 .793 . . 40 9 10 6 0 0 14 8 9 5 22 88 .250 .458 .350 . V' . . 27 4 6 3 0 0 7 0 5 1 11 68 .222 .393 .2'9 . 50 8 11 160 20 6 14 4 9 7 18 104 2 .20 .333 .280 .967 ' . . 42 10 7 6 1 0 8 3 9 2 14 98 .167 .304 .190 . ' . . 37 4 6 6 14 4 6 7 15 2 14 100 .162 .318 .162 .833 . . . 37 6 7 86 6 5 9 9 13 11 20 100 .189 .43' .243 .948 ' 12 3 2 3 3 0 2 1 3 1 4 35 1.6 .308 .167 . ' ' . . . 4 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 2 1 1 9 .2'0 .250 .2'0 . . . 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 13 .000 .333 .000 .000 . . 2 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 7 .000 .333 .000 . . . . 4 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 4 .000 .000 .000 .500 ' ..... 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 .000 ' .000 .000 . . . . . 399 74 98 306 113 30 129 41 99 54 173 .246 .391 .324 .933 ' : ' ' . . - . - ' ' '52 . . 64 18 134 5 11 8-1 ' - ' ' . . 20 13 10 1 9 1-1 ' ' h ' . . 16 12 21 6 19 2-2 - ' .... 1 1 0 1 4 0-0 A ' ' . Roland 0 - McCallsb. 7 Roland 6 - Radcliffe 3 Roland 4 - Fayette 1 AB R H PO A T W SO IP BA SA FA . 43 16 20 16 25 3 35 4 3 20 27 90 .46' .575 .814 .932 41 16 16 141 8 3 25 5 5 13 25 91 .392 .532 .610 .980 r . . . 46 16 15 13 20 3 17 5 5 3 25 89 .326 .490 .370 .917 . . . 38 8 12 7 0 1 24 2 15 12 16 76 .316 .392 .632 .875 . . . 40 11 12 63 2 6 15 7 9 7 25 85 .300 .532 .375 .915 . ' . . 26 3 7 6 14 0 8 6 4 1 14 70 .269 .438 .307 . . . 19 0 4 7 0 0 5 3 3 4 8 46 .211 .364 .263 . . . 31 7 6 5 0 1 11 6 11 8 18 83 .194 .486 .450 .833 ' .. 15 2 2 1 0 0 2 0 4 0 4 26 .133 .267 .133 . ' . . 38 7 5 7 8 5 6 3 7 4 14 81 .132 .341 .158 .750 ' . . 9 1 1 5 4 0 1 1 3 1 5 25 .111 .500 .111 . ' . 10 1 1 0 3 1 1 0 0 0 1 22 .100 .100 .100 .750 . . 5 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 4 11 .000 .571 .000 .000 . 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 4 9 .000 .571 .000 ' ' . . 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 4 . .000 . . . . . 366 90 102 271 84 25 151 45 70 73 191 .279 .461 .402 .934 . . 58 18 108 1 17 8-1 ' . . . 19 16 22 3 10 4-0 ' ' ' . . 11 10 7 3 4 0-0 ' . . 2 3 0 1 1 0-0 ' ' ' . . . 2 3 3 0 1 0-0 , - ' - 0 : - ' - - e 6 GIRLS' BASKETBALL The Rockettes closed their 1953 season at Roland Tuesday, February 3, defeating a strong McCa1lsburg sextet 67-50. The record for the Rockettes for the current season is 16 wins and 5 losses. The Roland Sextet for the third year has taken the Girls' County Tourna- ment. The first game the Rockettes played was with McCa1lsburg which we won 41-34 avenging a previous loss. Shipley was the next foe with a score of 57-41 and Huxley 67-41. For three years Roland and Gilbert have played in the championship game. This year the Rockettes won by the score of 47-41 in a real thriller. Two of the teams that defeated the Rockettes earlier in the season were later defeated in the second and third games played, namely McCallsburg and Gilbert. Randall was the only team that the Rockettes did not defeat in return engagements. The Rockettes were defeated in the Semi-finals of the Sectional 63-60 by the strong, well balanced Randall squad, a.fter defeating a good, highly rated State Center team in the first round 56-55. The Rockettes participated in an exhibition game which was televised at the Drake fieldhouse during the Girls' State Tournament between the semi-final games. Our opponent was Holstein and the purpose of the game was to demon- strate to the fans the unlimited dribble and 'tying up the ball all over the court. But as of this writing neither one of these changes will go into effect next year. CBE HARDWARE E. E. ARVIG IMPLEMENT Phone 2 Story City McCormick Story City COACH S COMMENT Charlene Hall Semor forward On Jack North s Second All State Team Outstandxng pxvot forward of the Rockettes Scored 523 pomts durmg the season averaged 25 polnts per game H1t on 52 705 of shots from the fxeld and 5095 on free throws Marvelous team player Co General of the squad Charlene w1ll be mlssed by everyone C0 Captam 1952 53 Donna Hagen Semor guard Placed on Jack North s 1953 Thlrd All State Sextet Has a great deal of determmatlon splrlt hustle and w1ll to w1n Was the chlef rebounder ln the rear court mtercepted 50 passes durmg the season and grabbed 138 rebounds Co General of squad Donna s place w1ll be tough to fxll Co Captaln 1952 53 Delores Wlerson Semor guard Clever fast determmed front guard Had a sense of ant1c1pat1ng the next move of opponent Grabbed 60 rebounds and made 34 xnterceptxons Delores never complalned she Just went to work C0 Captaln 1952 53 Beverly Borwlck Junxor guard Improved rapldly durmg the season w1ll develop mto an outstandmg defenslve player Included 1n Jack North s 11st of honorable mentxon Beverly grabbed 59 rebounds and made ll pass mterceptlons Has a lot of splrxt and a w1ll always to do her best at the post guard pos1t1on Beverly has much determmatlon and a very good att1 tude Patrlcla Sather Junxor forward Determxned, very fast and deceptlve good floor play Out forward Scored on 33 195 of her shots from the f1eld and on 46 895 of her free throws an average of 12 4 polnts for 21 games Grabbed 72 rebounds and mtercepted 14 passes Pat also does a good Job at the guard posntnon Patrlcla Wlerson Sophomore forward Improved a great deal durmg the season Very fast, deceptlve and has a lot of polse Hlt from the fleld on 33 195 of her shots and 4595 from the charlty lxne for an average of 13 3 polnts per game Intercepted 13 passes and collected '72 rebounds Very good team player, exceptlonally good ball handler and Pat practlces to 1mprove every day ln every way Janet Johnson, another Sophomore who showed a lot of promlse as a reserve forward A shot percentage of 3295 and char1ty tosses of 4895 A good competxtor and w1ll lmprove much the next two years W1ll be an outstandmg player because of her floor play and deceptlveness Susan TJernage1 Sophomore guard who d1d a wonderful Job at the post guard pos1t1on xmproved 1mmensely ln the rebound department Ilene Hall, Sophomore out guard Improved a great deal and showed a lot of promlse e last half of the season Can Jump hlgher than any g1rl on the squad Very good passer Janet Goodmanson, Sophomore out guard Plays a good defensxve game Intercepted many passes and always maxntamed good posxtlon Janet w1ll nmprove a great deal the comlng year Joan Weltha, Freshman reserve post forward Perhaps Joan w1ll be the regular post for ward the commg season Has good coordmatlon tlmmg and a varxety of plvot shots Marvel ous rebounder Hxt on 391, of her shots from the fxeld durmg the past season Joan IS a real competltor and w1ll xmprove a great deal Has 1mproved much the latter part of the season ln the art of fmesse and IS a better than average team player Keep an eye on her 1n 1953 54 Wxll develop 1nto an outstandmg post forward Jean Weltha Freshman out forward Very good passer, and her reboundxng showed much Improvement Has a lot of drlve, deceptlon, coord1nat1on, polse and determmatxon Wlth twm Joan at the post posxtxon, the Welthas w1ll present a better than average sxster combmatlon durmg thelr Sophomore year Nancy Swenson, Student Manager Semor Letter wmner three prevlous years oustandmg defensxve player at the post guard pos1t1on Nancy recexved a knee lnjury durmg the 50 51 season and was unable to play after the fourth game of the current season Nancy's loss was a severe blow to the squad Because of Nancy s efforts, squad morale was kept very h1gh Other good Freshman prospects mclude Faye Ann Larson Sharon Solyst, Sharon Wlerson, Karen Damelson, Arlene Larson, and some very promxsmg Seventh and Elghth graders LETTER WINNERS Charlene Hall, Donna Hagen, Delores Wxerson Nancy Swenson, Mgr , Beverly Borwlck, Patr1c1a Sather Patty W1erson, Janet Johnson, Susan Tyernagel Ilene Hall, Janet Goodmanson, Joan Weltha, and Jean Weltha AHREN'S IMPLEMENT CO. 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' . . , . . . . . . , , . , . 9 . : , - 1 9 BOYS BASKETBALL The Roland Rockets have chalked up another successful season by wmrung 32 stralght games before losing the sem1 f1nal and consolatlon rounds 1n the State Tournament After losxng four of the s1x regulars last season, Coach Looft, for h1s first year as the Rocket s coach, put on the floor another one of those 1mpress1ve Roland teams Th1s years team was the tallest one that the Rockets have had smce 1950 along w1th a lot of speed, f1ght, hustle, and most of all a great wmning des1re Th1s all combmed m one, gave the Rockets the North Story County Conference Champ1onsh1p, Story County Tournament Champlonshlp for the sixth year 1n a row, the Sect1onal, Distrxct, and Sub State Champ1onsh1ps, and also State Consolat1on Runnersup Th1s marked the third year m a row that the Rockets have fmxshed among the top four m the State Tournament at Iowa C1ty The Rockets were led by All State Gary Thompson s 836 pomts which gave him the record for one season 1n the state and also establlshed the state four year record with a total of 2043 points for his h1gh school career Gary has a number The team scored 2095 polnts w1th an average of 61 6 per game and held the opponents to 1351 pomts with an average of 39 7 pomts a game The Rockets as a whole had an offense average 37 411, from the field and 56 9f1, at the free throw line Some of the more exciting games of the season were w1th Boxholm and Nevada durmg the regular season, Slater 1n the D1str1ct Tournament, Boxholm and L1vermore in the Sub1State, and probably the most exc1ting ones were the Clarence and St Mary's of Clinton games In the Clarence game, the Rockets were down seven pomts with a mmute and thirty four seconds left in the f0l1I'th quarter of the game, but were able to score nine points rn forty seconds and then go on to win the game 42 41 Throughout the season, the team and their coach showed great sportsman ship ln all the1r games, which proved to the commumty and State of Iowa that they were truly champlons all the way THORSBAKKEN Bllw Ph 176 IACOBSON FEEDS 8: SEEDS D X Service Story City Phone 292 Story City of other records to go along with this too. . Basketball Comments Gary Thompson Most prol1f1c scorer 1n the h1story of Iowa basketball Holds f r year mark of 2043 pomts and the one year record of 836 polnts Led Roland to State three years was top scorer each year Had a great var1ety of shots and would 1mprov1se new shots 1f the s1tuat1on demanded It A terr1f1c clutch player who should make h1s college coach very happy H1s school w1ll honor h1m by re t1r1ng h1s basketball Jersey, number 24 Honors lncluded selectlon to the All State Tournament Fxrst team three years, Jack North s Des Molnes Reg1ster All State Fxrst team three years, and three years All State IDPA, th1rd team as a sophomore, and f1rst team as a Jumor and sen1or Stan TJernage1 He overcame a terr1f1c hand1cap to become one of the best ball I yers Roland H1gh has seen Injured an eye 1n seventh grade wluch lmpaxred lus v1s1on, yet he made over 301 of h1s shots as a Jumor and sen1or Great compet1tor Never lacked hustle and rebounded w1th the best Averaged 8 4 pomts as a semor Recelved honorable ment1on All State Dave Twedt Only 5 feet 10 but was the fastest player on the floor at the State 'I' rnamenf W1ll long be remembered for lus l1ghtn1ng fast drwe xn shots Put the defenslve clamps on many star opponents Showed nerves of steel by dumpmg four stra1ght free throws agamst Clarence to help w1n an unbelxevable vlctory Honored by All-State and All Tourney honorable ment1on as a seruor LaVerne Hovde The guy who was the work horse on the backboards Retr1eved center pos1t1on Performed very well defens1vely Harlan Hall Tlurd ranklng scorer of Rockets although he ranked flfth 1n amount f Iayi ng time Hit a remarkable 40 21, of h1s fxelders and led the team 1n free throw average of 67 Oil, W1th hard work he should be very tough next year Norman Hanson Gamed valuable exper1ence tlus year as a reserve and should 5 6 t I'ng for a start1ng POSIUOII next year Has good speed and reaction Allan Er1ckson Performed very well 1n the State Scored 30 points, more than y other sophomore down at Iowa C1ty Counted 179 pornts for the year Showed wonderful rmprovement rn rebound1ng and defense Could help Rockets make State tr1p agam Marvm Chr1st1an The l1ttle boy who blossomed out at the end of the season to use many to remark, He ll f1l1 Gary's shoes' Scored e1ght pornts at State and 44 for the year Vern Bennett Has shown slgns of ab1l1ty Mam asset th1s year was his porse Hich may Be a clue to h1s future as a Rocket Dave Amenson and Allen Sydnes Both fought It out for pos1t1on on the tournament squad Gained some valuable experience as subs and snould develop 1nto great prospects Owen Erickson If desire and determmatxon mean much, he w1ll be on the start ' five next year He s a good shooter and passer Had a lot of basketball know how for a freshman Dean Hill Dxdn t play much varsity ball but showed amazing rebounding skill in scrxmmage and freshman games Observers say he s further along now tha.n brother .Take as a freshman MUNSEN CHEVROLET BUICK HOLM HARDWARE Story Cnty Story C1ty, Iowa Skelgas - Frigidaire ou ' ' . 5 - ' . - , . . is p a . . . . . . . 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' 7 T... , PEP CLUB Cheerleaders Bette Jean Larson Cleone M1chelson, Charlene Hall Marcra Eggland, Mary Ann Bakkae F1rst Row Left to rrght, Bern1ce Anderson, Patr1cia W1erson, Karen Damelson, Ellen Schomaker, Carolyn Johnson, Jean Shold, Sharon W1erson, Sharon Kay Solyst Second Row Left to nght, Marxlyn Amenson, Dona B1elefeldt, Grace Johnson Paulme H1ll, Janet Goodmanson, Sh1rley Cole, Ruby Sevde, Delores Wrerson Janet Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Sh1r1ey Sampson, Arlene Larson, Joyce Anderson Th1rd Row Left to r1ght, Sponsor Mrs Savage, Janet Sampson, Joan Weltha Bess1e Amenson, Esther Swanson, Ilene Hall, Clar1ce Borwick, Donna Hagen Nancy Swenson, Patr1c1a Sather, Beverly Borwxck, Susan Tjernagel, Janet M1chelson, Jean Weltha, Faye Ann Larson, Slurley Sande, Sponsor Mlss Schott Not shown Marlene Fosse, Mary Boten, Slurley W1lson, Bomta Cole, Joyce Johnson, Gretchen Plulllps, Eleanor H111 CHEERLEADERS JENSEN OPTICAL CO. Ames AMES LEATHER SHOP Dr. R. T. Drammond Opt. 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' Q 5 .Q Y fl ' x A A Y ' Us USIC We are agaln very fortunate 1n havmg as our vocal and 1nstrumental 1nstructors, Mrs Cec1l F1nch and Supt C P Thompson As 1n years past many fme groups have been organlzed to represent Roland The hxghhghts of the year for the musxc department are the contests wh1ch are held annually They enable each group or nd1v1dual to perform and to be rated accordmgly w1th students of other schools tlus same sxze As before Roland has aga1n made a very good show1ng The f1rst of these contests was held March 27 and 28 at Boone Th1s was the prelxmmary contest for small groups Roland rece1ved 19 one Csupenorl ratmgs and ll two Cexcellentl ratmgs out of 31 entr1es Those re ce1v1ng super1or ratmgs were Soprano Hlgh, Beverly Borwlck Soprano Med1um, Charlene Hall and Clar1ce Borwlck Soprano Low, Mary Ann Bakke and Delores Wlerson Tenor, Lawrence Weltha Bar1tone, Jerry Twedt and Dav1d Fausch Alto Sax, Charlene Hall Tenor Sax, Nancy Swenson, Bar1tone Sax Charlene Hall G1rls Tr1o, Sextet, G1rls Quartet, Boys Quartet, Mad r1gal, Double Muced Octet, Drum Ensemble and Sax Quartet On Apr1l 24 and 25 the State Contest for the small groups was held Out of 19 entr1es, Roland rece1vcd 6 one fsuperlorj rat1ngs, ll two fexcellentj ratmgs and 2 three fgoodl rat1ngs Those rece1v1ng supenor rat1ngs were Soprano Med1um, Charlene Hall and Clar1ce Borw1ck Bar1tone, Dav1d On May 2 the large groups journeyed to Maxwell where they were 10096 successful The band, m1xed chorus, boys and glrls glee clubs all recelved superlor ratmgs These groups rece1ved some comments from the Judges whlch made us all very proud Some of these were as follows The Roland groups were out stand1ng They were the lughllght of our day Others were Very lmpresslve, bravo for Roland, etc In add1t1on to these fme comments, the boys glee club was asked lf they would l1ke to appear at the ISEA and the IMEA at Des Momes next fall mx -av gf' -ar' 113' Mr Thompson Mrs Fmch Instrumental Vocal As we sen1ors leave R H S we would l1ke to thank Mr Thompson and Mrs F1nch for all the hard work they have done m making the mus1c depart ment what It IS today We have had many good tlmes ln music at contests, at speclal concerts, and Just at practrce Now we w1ll have to say good bye but our hearts w1ll come back for many years to come SPUDNUT SHOP ABE'S MENS SHOP Ames, Iowa Phone 290 212 Main Ames,Iowa 0 . n 1 . . . . . . z . . 3 3 1 . 3 Q . 1 3 9 A . - 2 - - , 1 - 1 , 1 , . . . S . . Fausch, Baritone Sax, Charlene Hall, Girls' Trio and the Drum Ensemble. , . . . , . , 1 I , 1 1 ., : 4 1 1 - , . . . , rf' H S , x . J ,y Row One - Bette Larson, Larry Sorenson, Curtis Townswick, Marcia Eggland, Clarice Borwick, Ester Swanson, Donna Bielafeldt, Carolyn Townswick, Jean Shold, and Karen Danielson. Row Two - Faye Ann Larson, Susan Tjernagel, Shirley Sande, Patricia Wierson, Clark Miller, Beverly Borwick, Delores Wierson, Rodney Helvig, Norman Hanson, Vernon Bennett, Ilene Bennett, Nancy Swenson, Karen Erickson, Edward Toussiant, Patricia Sather, and Charlene Hall. Row Three - Bernice Anderson, Sharon Solyst, Sharon Sande, Judy Shold, Jane Ann Anderson, Jerry Swanson, Jerry Twedt, Mary Ann Bakke, Everett Sather, David Fausch, Orlan Twedt, Paul Eide, Larry Anderson, Byron Eggland, George Hoveland, Gary Carpenter, Duane Hovick, Jerald Hovick, Henry Amenson, Loren Hoveland, and Allen Sydness. Row Four - Joyce Anderson, Bobby Thompson, James Toussiant, Joel Frette, Gary Swenson, Marvin Christian, and Supt. Thompson, director. SAX QUARTET THE BIG SHOE STORE THORDIS' BEAUTY SHOPPE 240 Main Ames, Iowa Phone 2 Roland, Iowa Row One - Sharon Kay Solyst, Karen Danielson, Bernice Anderson, Dorthy Johnson, Bette Larson, Mary Ann Bakke, Faye Ann Larson, Sharon Wier son, Georgette Highland, Shirley Sampson, Donna Bielefeldt, Arlene Larson, and Ruby Sevede. Row Two - Jean Weltha, Patricia Wierson, Delores Wierson, Donna Hagen, Shirley Cole, Joyce Anderson, Clarice Borwick, Janet Johnson, Grace Johnson, Janet Goodmanson, Pauline Hill, Shirley Sande, Carol Ann Johnson, and Jean Shold. Row Three - Mrs. Finch, director, Joan Weltha, Nancy Swenson, Bessie Amenson, Patricia Sather, Ilene Hall, Ester Swanson, Charlene Hall, Susan Tjernagel, Beverly Borwick, Marcia Eggland, Janet Michelson, Cleone Michelson, and Helen Beach. Row One - Larry Anderson, Gary Sampson, Gary Tjelmeland, Lawarence Weltha, Bobby Thompson, Marvin Christian, Larry Sorenson, Dale Peterson, Edward Toussiant, Orlan Twedt, and Byron Eggland. Row Two - Mrs. Finch, director, Charles Beach, Norman Hanson, Loren I-loveland, Joel Frette, Allen Sydness, James Olson, Owen Erickson, Darwin Twedt, Rodney Helvig, Paul Eide, and James Toussiant, Row Tlu'ee - David Amenson, Harlan Hall, Curtis Townswick, Gary Swenson, Allen Erickson, Everett Sather, David Fausch, Jerry Twedt, Gary Nerem, Vernon Bennett, and Wallace Frandson. in A H hw, Row One - Jean Shold, Dorthy Johnson, Faye Ann Larson, Clarice Borwick, Delores Wierson, Sharon Wierson, Orlan Twedt, Larry Anderson, Jean Weltha, Mary Ann Bakke, Patty Wierson, Bette Larson, and Karen Danielson. Row Two - Mrs. Finch, director, Shirley Sande, Janet Michelson, Cleone Michelson, Bobby Thompson, Marvin Christian, Dale Peterson, Edward Toussiant, Patricia Sather, Joyce Anderson, Bessie Amenson, and Shirley Cole. Third Row - Beverly Borwick, Marcia Eggland, Pauline Hill, Jerry Twedt, Owen Erickson, James Olson, Darwin Twedt, Lawrence Weltha, Charlene Hall, Susan Tjernagel, Nancy Swenson, and Joan Weltha. Row Four - Paul Eide, Larry Sorenson, Allen Erickson, Wallace Frandson, Rodney Helvig, Everett Sather, David Fausch, Norman Hanson, Harlan Hall, Gary Swenson, Curtis Townswick, and David Amenson. 5 . , . L S MADRIGAL MIXED OCTET SEXTET I ' f wvvw'd3wuv+.1dsz1w'm BOYS OCTET V-9 7 is 9? T BOYS QUARTET 8' Q? SEXTET II .0- MIXED QUARTET QW FRESHMAN MIXED QUARTET Q C7 F9 CN 1 GIRLS TRIO GIRLS QUARTET C ,ag . JUNIOR CLASS PLAY .Tumor Prom Everythlng happens the mght of the .Tumor Prom Hlldy comes down wlth the measles and everybody ln the Hames resxdence IS quarantmed An 111 assorted couple who called on Mr Hames fbellevlng he IS a psychoanallstl are unfortunately ln the house at the tlme There comes a tlme when the quarantme IS l1fted and romance and youthful schemes can have a fleld day once more The pugxlxst dxzzy dame pair can leave, but ln the meantlme they have fallen ln love and It 1sn't long before they come back to the house to announce thelr engagement But the blow that Just about kxlls everybody lands when Mr Hames comes down wlth the measles Hlldy Hames, a woman of seventeen Patty Sather Olivia 28, a d1scontented maid Carolyn Johnson Queenie Smxth, 17, Hlldy s frlend Beverly Borwick Chuck Haines, 18, aboy w1th 1deas Larry Sorenson Franlne Brown, 18, an embryo wolf Benny Hill Cora Hames, 19, a c1ty cousin Dorothy Johnson Willie Vermin, 17, to see him is to belreve hlm Curtis Townswxck Jerome Haines, 39, an innocent father Norman Hanson Clarence Weeger, 23, a dizzy pugihst Harlan Hall Cassandra Cholmundeley, 19, a dizzy dame Shirley Cole Doctor Prescott, 35, a nezghbor Lawrence Weltha Pat, a dizzy dreamer Darwin Twedt Mike, Pat s brother Loren Hovland Joe, Frankie's pal Donald Bielefeldt Y K I , ' 9 I 1 Y f J' - Q Vi X, 1 J , . ----------------------- Mrs. Haines, 38, a harassed mother ------------------- Joyce Anderson ics rv' i ' 4 l S 1, a aft. li , y ' K f . a....,1 5 SENIOR CLASS PLAY Papa Says No Exciting results are bound to occur when wealthy, dictatorial Mr. Page decides to end his daughter Janet's romance with .Tack Prescott by taking her for a trip to Florida. Jack finds out what is happening, so he takes a plane to Florida. To prevent Mr. Page's knowing he is there, Jack masquerades as a waitress in the hotel coffee shop. When someone breaks the lock on Mr. Page's suitcase, Miss Luella Watts fa snoopy old maidl accuses Jack of doing it. But when the police are called in, all looks hopeless for Jack and Janet until a very lucky incident occurs that solves the difficulty to everyone's satisfaction and complete enjoyment. Alonzo K. Page, a big business man ---- --- Jerry Twedt Cleone Michelson -- David Faush Janet Page, his attractive daughter -------- --- Jack Prescott, Janet's fiance ---------------- Miss Luella Watts, a meddlesome old maid ---- --- Mary Ann Bakka Mrs. Helen Carter, a pretty widow ---------- --- Clarice Borwick Pete Carter, a good looking young man ----- --- Rodney Helvlg Wallace Frandson Gary Thompson Delores Wlerson Bill Sykes, the clerk of the Miramar Hotel --- --- Joe, a bellhop --------------------- ----- - -- Toots, the elevator girl -------------- ------- - -- Sallie, a waitress in the hotel coffee shop ------ --- Charlene Hall Liz, another waitress in the hotel coffee shop ---- -- Nancy Swenson Mrs. Hawkins, an odd woman ----------------- -- Helen Beach Everett Sather Bette Jean Larson Gertrude Hawkins, her sister -------------- --- Grace Johnson Stanley Tjernagel The Detective ---------------- -------------- - - Genevieve Hawkins, Mrs. Hawkins daughter --- --- Jolm Grange ---------------------------- -- Banquet 1953 Salem Chl1I'Ch Bergen Church Good Old R. 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