Roosevelt High School - Roundup Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1951 volume:

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Q W if 22 gym Wws. ', v -5: J-Wg .1535 , 'viffi A' ' , V A . ,,, r ff' Z,-flf-ff Mfw v 190, 755 41'- iw, H umm, Sponsor of Roosevelt publications. 1923-50 Last Iune, Eunice Meers said goodbye to the school that for nearly thirty years she helped build. Daily. she toiled with zeal teaching literature to those who sooner or later caught the spark of her enthusiasm, whether for prose or poetry. Perhaps, her first love was the Roundup. This she started in 1924 and since then she has made it her chief concern. Every one in Roosevelt is proud of it and proud of her who sponsored it. Trifles make perfection but perfection is no trifle was her motto. Her standards were high and she had the faculty of helping others to desire to attain high standards. both of scholarship and rounded personality. We were fortunate to be under her guidance or to be associated with her as she shared with us freely her talents and interests. Aside from the abilities demanded by her vocation. she is also an artist. a naturalist, and a gardener: and her travels have led her to many countries and climes. To her we dedicate this Annual. Eunice Meers will never retire. She will always remain in Roosevelt School, a teacher and our friend. --Marguerite C. Baridon I3l R 0 0 3 Q U 0 l L R 0 u n d U P 'yawn ou Shaw As we've watched this ear o 1950-51 unroll be ore us, and reeorded Y it for you in your Annual, 'LU9,'Ul? been moved by the great drama of it. We,ve had our moments of triumph, our gay, carefree interludes, and hours of heartache, gloom, and black despair. And so you will find it all here-our directors, our stars, our support- ing cast, some of our big seenes, and the other aets and players that made this year the great show it was. Each one of you has played his role. Each one has had his moment of glory-has been, for a moment, front center in the spotlighfs glare. It is our hope that, through the years, this Annual will help you relive that shining hour. The house lights are down, the curtain is rolling back, and here it is' A the BIG SHOW. I e1t 1 . N ' 'uf U 1 'j K 'WN 'qw'--vs-va iii 1 xlm'11 l.QQfi.QQ F5u W .4 f.--1. if Q noffnan ff tg ,, X., Allflual 9 B firm ANNUAL STAFF Row One lune Stelnbrenner, Barb Duncan, Nancy Kelso, Lasrl Harper, Ianice Barclay, Natalie Friedman. Row Tw4rwMr. Haley, Dick Amend, Nancy Morrison, Marclcz Holt. Row Three-'Norma Stock, Nancy Lighter, Herbert Morris, Row Four Sue Noblelt, Ed Mullahey, Carole Voqel, Mary Dixon, Barbara Bay. ANNUAL STAFF Committee Chairmen Division Pages-Iune Steinbrenner Seniors--Sue Noblett Home Rooms-Ianice Barclay Activities-Scott Chandler Athletics-Dick Amend, Ed Mullahey Humor-Stan Engman, Carole Vogel Advertising-Nancy Morrison, Norma Stock Sponsor-Donald F. 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I13l X xfx 3 1 9 51 ll Il U gf Mrs. Helen Dawson, English, Mr. Donald Nelson, English, Mlss Rulh Baumqartner, Voca tional Homemakinqp Mxss Alma Smltlx, Vocational Homemakinq, Miss Bsulall Newton, Malhe matics, Mr, Walter Hayes, Woodwork. Il5l -x A-fungal Mr. Donald Haley, English, lournolismy Miss Helen Slxerwood, Soclcxl Sludiosg Mlss Florence Bxuco, Shorthand, Typmqg Mr. Ruthord Kyl, Meczhfmlvrxl Drowlnqg Miss Iulxfx Keeler, Arif Mr. Ixwxn Wildxxuon, Dllvors Tluznlnqg Mr, lflmslmll Eostlnrrn, Physxcs. llTl Ikomwrvlr Ifllllllllllll XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX. M.ss Laura Duncan, Vocal Mxlsicp Mr. Glen Vlhiilcck, Physircl Education: Miss Norma Barker, Physical Eduvuticnp Mi. Rzzhsii Bagley, Inszrumentfil Musicy Miss Edith Iohnson, Nurse. NIH ,- xxxxxxxxxgxxxxxxxxx. l9,'p1,1n,1UqI Mr. Corwm Walden, Soczfll Siuches, Coochmqy Mr. Axderx M:Cl:x1r1, Sccial Stuchesq 4- Mr Arbhxe Johnson, Spanish, Somcrl Studxffs, Coaching' Mr. A1 Ccrmtc, .pouul Studles, Cocivhmq Mr. Guy Mlchener, SC.enCe: Mr. Clcmda Sm-11, Ivinthmv.u'zc s5 Mx. V1 :rk Mmmom, Physwn Hdvmmzmx, Swxmminq HPCIIWI. VWI I K4 Rousvvvlt Rnunrlup 'X N, CAFETERIA WORKERS Mrs. Bea Culdbeck, Mrs. Iucxnitu Peirikin, Mrs. Harrxei Manning, Mrs. Evelyn Cook, Mrs. Julio Anne Brinkman, Mrs. Lek: Lockczrd, Mrs. Pearl E. Nicolls, Mrs. Ina Meri Doris. E201 xxxxxxxxxixxxxxxxxx 1051 lllllll CUSTODIANS IVV- F m'lt Th r'. , A.nx :m1::r FCIVM 'J :r'mta 5 'if-11 Ip V213 5 3 2 L Q 2 Q 0 fr X if 3, i 4 ' 2, g gf, -2 ' is f fiif 3 ' 5 5 ' QE S .ry QL , ilk-Y'iIIl, ..?!Ai1 Il I V MIY .sGI.AliUki-1.51 iliilhul J! 4 I 'Sin H f :' '75 nj Ro0s1'1f1'Ir 1101111111111 X,X,X IANUARY CLASS Row One RALPH ANDERSON To make my first million hy 1953. FRANK BELLIZZI To get along with Maqie Riley. MORT BERENSTEIN To make a couple of million bucks- Miami with Corinne Calvet--hey! Row Two GLENN F. BLACKMAN .,AndY.. Chix Gopher and live in Blackie To own a shiny new Cadillac without a dent in the fender. CAROLE BRAINERD Cawk To ily down to Rio with Syl and Martha. JAMES BROBST To keep out of the dralt, Row Three PAUL CARLSON To eat at the HY . MARY IO CARR ..lim,f npappyu To always have B.O. tTwo legged creaturel CHLOE CHITTENDEN Chloe-e-e'e To continue meeting Cula at Chessie's in the Blue Beauty. Row Four CAROL COLBY To live in the land of leisure, with a swimming pool in my side yard. WILLIAM R. COOPER Hcoopu To outrun Blackman and Bellizzi in their hot rods. G-RETCHEN CUNNINGHAM To enjoy lite. Row Five BOB DALLNER To own my own modeling agency, with Clyde-'s Five. WILLIAM DURLACHER To understand women. IOANNE ENGLE To live, love, laugh and be happy. Row Six PATRICIA L. FEHGER To be wise and play the held. IAMES FOSTER To retire to Miami with my millions. IIM GANSCHOW To conquer the world. Row Seven MURIEL GANSERT Gretc'h The Dal alter touring HBHIH ,flop ..Pm,. Muscles To always be at the head of lim class. PAUL GEORGE To earn a million dollars and retire SYLVIA GILBERT upink.. in Texas. Sly Sue To have iun in Rio with Marty and Carole. Zell Row One MARY ELLEN GILES To be in the center of the Lord's will. POLLY IOANN GRAHAM To see my dream come true. SHIRLEY GRIMES To live ior Friday. Row Two DOROTHY HAMMER To build a night club on my favorite river I can entertain my friends. PATRICIA HARTNETT .Teen Shirl HDOH.. bank so upaiu To throw a raw egg into an electric ian. EULA LEE HAVER ulleeu To continue meeting Chloe at Cl'iessie's in the Blue Beauty. Row Three RICHARD HISE Hi-Zee To get rid of this hlankety blank nickname. VIRGINIA HOTCHKISS nGinnYu To teach a Bedo with the help of Dar to hit the brakes and not a Car. DICK HOCKMUTH Can't say for surep doctors are only know. Row Four JANET JOHNSON To start a race track for sea-horses. FRED IONES To tour the country with Clyde's Five, JERRY ALLAN KASNER To do one of two things: become a magician or go straight. Row Five ELAINE KOUTSOUNIS Hnock.. human you Iani Hclyden professional To see Mr. Haley get his money's worth of advertis- ing for the Roundup. LOUISE LARIMORE DEAN LEWIS Dennis To'own a Cadillac instead of a Chevrolet. Row Six MARIANNE LOCKWOOD To finish at Iowa University and get my PLN. NANCY L. McNU'I I' Always to have my Wigg and ride with the Bedos in our rig. tBuick preferredl OAN NUZUM MEISTER carrie I I To start liftinq bar bells so I can be Bouncer in Dorothy's night club. Row Seven TOM MERRITT Never you mind, never you mind. MARLENA LOUISE MILLER Big Chet Milly To some day go to South America. I would also like to send Nita pots and pans tor her kitchen. TOM B. MILLS To turn pro and tour the country with Clyde's Five playing the Globetrotters. 'x.'SFxfxf'xfxf'si I 0 5 I H fl ll al I23I Roosevelt Roundup Row One ELBANOR MOORE TRUDY NANFELDT U. GEORGE PETRE Row Four RICHARD W. POPE date your cousins. Experience is the best I huh, Lill. N To help Bill Weaver drink Canada Dry. l26l To keep track of Crrrole-'s lost artirles at Colorad only.. To keep the road clear from Osceola to Des Moines. To be a waitress in blue at Dorothy's night club. DOLORES I. NELLIS Dee To dance out both my shoes in the middle of Grand Central Station with the Bedos. Row Two ROBERT ODEN Bob To have a Carr of my own some day! LUCY ANN OLIVER To return to N. C. BILL PATTERSON Pal To give Sue the Eraser. Row Three KARENE PEARLMAN Kecmie To have fun, friends and happiness. MARILYN PECK Pocky O ncusu To go out with someone besides The Boys. Dick To write an encyclopedia ot' reasons on Why not eacher, ELINORE ROBINSON Sue To erase part of my last initial so its P instead ot REX ROUPE To be the greatest lover since Adam. Row Five ALLAN ROVNER Sonny To became an admiral in one week. RAY RUEHL To get a pair faster than Gloria's. SALLY RYAN Sal To build a mansion on the river bank next to Dor- othy's night club for all of our friends. Row Six IUANITA SEEHAN Nita To always cook three square meals a day for my husband. RICK SHELDON Stitz To Make Use of my Time and Opportunities with a certain Io. GLORIA SIMPSON To buy ci pair of roller skates to keep up with Ray. Row Seven ALBERT SOUDER Al To get to college before the Army gets me. N Boa scaumr: sq-nb To have Carol say yes. I RICHARD THOMPSON Dick xyxxrx 1051 ll H H Row One WILLIAM THOHNBURG Smiling Bill To destroy the world includmq ull the pedestrirmss that qc! in my wny. MARTHA TOLLES Marty To meet many new friends on the wrmse home from Rio with Syl and Carole, SHIRLEY TORRENCE To keep my shoes mx for more than fm hour. Row Two CAROLE WAGNER To lead G happy lllr, DIANNE WILSON Willie To tend the bor fit Dr:rothy's night vlub. DARLENE I. WIMMER Dar To ulwuys be rommqfcrl around the country. Row Three BILL WOLCOTT To always be nble to lfeep my mouth shut. IUDITH ANN ZIMMEHMAN ludy To always crpprecicte my husbcmd, Not Pictured WILLIAM WEAVER Fingers To drink Canada Dry. 1271 Hvvsvrvlf R011 nflu p isssxxX.X.s1sXX.sis.sss.x,., the Kina of England. Row Seven IUNE BRTCKLEY To cook one good meal, IULIE BROGAN To play bridge all night at a slumber fx fb ERNEST W. BROWN car sales in the U. S. l28l IUNE CLASS Row One IANET ABRAM Boots To start a drivers' training school. DICK AMEND Ame To swim the Panama Canal and float into the Pa- cific Ocean cn my back. ARLENE ANDERSON To travel and be happy. How Two' CAROLYN ANDERSON Candy Wow1 SIGURD E. ANDERSON Sig To have the ice cube monopoly in the Arctic. IOY ARMSTRONG Relics To spend a peaceful iuqht at Shirley's busy Fie- sort. Bow Three ALLYN AXELTON Kiss all the kissahle. WANDALYN AXTHELM Wand To find out what makes ihe world qo round. GEORGE BAILEY Walter Not io go over biq in Korea. Row Four IANICE BARCLAY Ian To make new friends and keep lhe old. PAUL E. H. BASART Unpriniable To have a book written about me. JAMES K. BAUMGARTNER Hot Rod Well, just ask Dorothy and she'll tell you. How Five CHARLES BENNER Chuck To live the Wright kind ol lilo. B. EMILY BERMETZ To always have my Keith lo keep uic warm. R. DON BERTELL To never stray from the broken path. Row Six BETTY BETHARDS Matiq To team up with the Lewis system, DIANE BOLTEN Willie To locale The Thing at the Wee-Inn. BARBARA BOND Bobby To play Rachmaninoffs C minor concerto before party, To travel widely and hold a monopoly on foreign Row One BARBARA BRYANT Barb To get a little sliiiinier. MARY BURBANK LiI' Penelope To tind a new hair-do, IACK BURNETT To play football at Monticello. Row Two ALLELA ELIZABETH CAROLUS Kitty To be a music teacher and later on, a star. IERRY CARPENTER Carp To sleep in Mandelbaunfs class. SCOTT CHANDLER Scooter To be the quy that puts cotton in the mouths of aspirin bottles. Row Three SALLY SUE CHASTAIN Sue To see the world and end up at the Last Resort. IACK CHATEAUVERT Chad To stay a free man for life. QI-la Hal WILLIAM CHRISTENSON Bi1l To stop runninq out of qas every other day. Row Four SHIRLEY CLARK Birdie With Bev's help to go places, but not over the balcony. JERRY CLEMENTS C1em To get married ToAMorrow. IUDI CLEMENTS Clem To always be laCk's lill, Row Five KATHLEEN CLIFFORD Kathy To join the boys in Siberia before 'em back. DICK COLE No ambition just ask Miss Cain. IERRY COCHRAN To out-wit Captain Video. Row Six NANCY COMBS To see Sarah Smith coming into s instead of 8:40. GERALDINE COSGROVE Barb brinqs Little Al Nance chool at 8:30 uceriu Combine German and French for the populations benefit. CAROL CRENSHAW To make Phi Beta Kappa in '55. Row Seven CHARLENE RAMSAY CROUCH Berly For all my days to be Sonny, JEAN CUNNINGHAM Ieanne To meet lackie in California by way ot Florida. MARDEILLE KAY CUTLER Mardi To tlnd an ambition! I 9 5 1 A4 n n u al l29l Koosvvvlt Roundup Row One DICK CUTLER To spend the rest ot my life in joint. DAVID DAILEY Cutie Dave To storm the office and overthrow the faculty-- arise comrades! ALICE DALBEY To keep Rycien high. Row Two LARRY DANIELS Buster To be lighthouse keeper in the Aleutians. Nothing to do 365 Clays a year but change light-bulbs. NEIL DANIELSON To have an ambition. LYNN DAUGHERTY Whitey To put a Cutworm in Miss Brody's qeraniuins. Row Three ARNY L. DAVIDSON HAHIH To keep on smilinq every day and hope every- thinq turns out O-Cay. PATRICIA DAVIS upaln To always have a Young man around. TOM DEEGAN To shorten the school week Iive days. How Four IANE DEVOL To have a lapanese wedding. RODERICK C. DICKINSON To be top man on the totem pole. MARY ELIZABETH DIXON To find forty-eight hours in a day. Row Five GWYDA DONHOWE To have Voq start buying the light a change. JEAN DONOVAN To keep on having tim. ELEANOR DOUGLASS To finish my knit dress. Row Six MARCIA DUMAS To invent a car with only front seats. BARBARA DUNCAN nneegn Chris Hnod.. nbixin HGUSH bulbs for Jeanie Ellie ,,MmcY.. ununcu To meet someone who understands my peculi- arities! CURTIS E. ELLINGSON cm To Complete one of Miss Cain's math assignments. Row Seven DON ELLIOTT HCLUIY., To become a competent engineer and a Roy Wiq- gins, the second, on the side. MARSHALL ENGELBECK To play football at Vassar. MARTY ENGLISH To inherit the telephone company. I 30 1 nzngn Row One STANLEY EDWARD ENGMAN Stan' To find someone to knit me a pair ot argyles. MIANNE ENYART To understand the Marshall plon. DON FINDLEY Tike' HHUS., To make the best of all that ooiuos iuy way. Row Two IUDITH C. FIRKINS To Pat -ronize the Last Resort. ION S. FITCH To chaperon Bill at the South IIM FOSTER To be of good service to peop Row Three NATALIE FRIEDMAN To attend University of South Harold and major in voice. WILLIAM FRIEDMAN R 1 1 uluayn Fitchie Sea Islands. Fcsty le. UNM., ern California with . I . Build a speedway to Kansas City, Wee Willie KATHARINE FRINK Kaye To be a deep sea diver and study the love life of an octopus. Row Four IUSTINE FRITZE Dusty To become a professional writer. FRED FRYE, IR. Fun. HERBERT H. GAMBER Herb To perteot the better mouse triili. Row Five IACKIE GIER lack To send Daniels to Siberia. WILLIAM GOSSETT Wild Bill To visit a South Sea island. GLORIA GRAHAM GeeGee To provide the entertainment at the Last Resort. Row Six ANN GREEN Green-bean To live in my very own ice-olated iqloo on the top of the world. IAMES C. GREEN lim To let my hair grow curly. JIM GREENWALT Clifford To look down a Kremlin smoke stack from 30,000 feet. Row Seven SHIRLEY ANN GREGORY Greg To spend my millions building the Last Resort. ROBERT GROOM ,,Bob,. To visit Uncle Sam and then attend S.U.l. MARY LOU GROVES To always have someone to worry through all my troubles with. Iilll 1951 Annual R 0 0 s 1' 171' l t It 0 Il ll 11 Il p ,X Row One DAVE HANKINSON Clarence To join Daniels. IOHN HANRAJ-IAN Stainless To have Mae twelve months a year. LAEI. HARPER To play Bridge all night at a slumber party. Row Two GARY DEE HARRIS Gal To become an architect and make a million. RICHARD HARTLEY To have my picture in the annual. CONNIE HARTSOCK To study my German every niqht. Bow Three MARY ESTHER HATCH Me To Read a lot, just in the Nick of time. BERT H. HELMICK Bert To build a better mouse trap. ROBERT HENDERSON Henny To get a little peace and quiet in my old aqe. Row Four BEVERLY HENSING Bev To be a successful career qlrl and raise horses, dogs, and children. SIDNEY HERZBERG Sid l'd ilke to go to colleqe, but navy here I come. IACK OTTO HILL ' Otto To make a million by '61, Row Five PAMELA HINDERKS P. I. To always Tel-a-ford when I see one. PATRICIA HINTON Pat To always be a CAB driver. MICHAEL HIRT Mike To become a man. Row Six IOANNE HOCKENBERG To sing in the Metropolitan Opera. LARRY HOFFMAN Rembrandt To make modern art look old fashioned compared to mme. MARCIA ELLEN HOLT Marsha To be the head pro at the Last Resort's private golf course with Green-bean as my assistant. Row Seven MARSHALL MYRON HOLT, IR. Butch To help Friedman and extend his speedway to Enyart's. SYLVIA W. HOUSER Sliv Third or fourth grade school teacher tl thinkj. IOANNE HYDE Io To play He-iletz's Stradivarius. 32 I Row One RHEA HULL ,.Rean To go around the world and make a million. CHARLES W. ILES Never to put oh until tomorrow what I day after. IEANNE IACKSON To leave Daniels in Siberia. Row Two ROBERT IOHANSEN Chuck can do the Ie'cmnie Unch.. Graduate from College, and obtain success. ARDIS IOHNSON To play bridge all night at a slumber IERI JONES Ardie party. Ier Ier To organize the national bachelors club at the Last Resort. Row Three MARION L. IONES To manufacture political machines. AL KAPPELMAN Make a million and then visit South NANCY KELSO To tind out what The Thing is. Row l-'our DAVID KERN To make all my girl friends happy. WILLIAM KIDDER To sing candy kisses at the Met DOROTHY KINSEY HA' I-H Africa. Lu Lu ..Dcve.. Bin MDM., To hold all my fellow Sharks heads under the water for ten rninutesf-after the pageant, that is. Row Five JACK P. KINTNER It's still a Rumer. MARTHA KIRTLEY To keep my stainless''-Are-putation a Inn. MARY KLINZMAN To have Saturday seven times a week, Row Six RICHARD KRAATZ To spend my life in Hawaii. IOHN A. KRUSE To keep my head above water during GEORGE LQMAIR Kitncx .,Mue,, t the Wee uscrou ulakn the Raines. ,,Mike,. To get a million and shorten the school year one semester. Row Seven ROGER LEVEL To stay out oi the army! NANCY LIGHTER To live to see ci Republican president. MARTHA MARLENE MAHNKE To always Keith the home tires burning Inn. ..Hoq,. Nance ..Me.. at Wee X- I 9 51 .4 n n u fl I :ass 1 Roosvvvlt Roundup 'GV Row One MARTHA MARQUIS Marky To always have some one around to Hass me at the Wee Inn. MARILYN MAY Daisy To find a Lil Abner somewhere. MAX MCBROOM Sweep To keep up with Moorehead! Row Two SUE MCCONNELL Suz To raise rabbits in Missouri. FRANCES MCCORKLE To spread the honor of TRHS, MARILYN MCCORMICK Lynn To paint a portrait of a Storm. . Row Three MARCHETA MCCREA Chem For us to finish my senior theme. JAMES McKIM Jim To go to Moscow and sock Stalin on the whiskers: of course, I want to Come back alive. BONNIE MCKITRICK Bon Bon To finish my Argyle's and be Thinking of You Again. Row Four DONNA McMULLEN My ambition is to grow a couple of inches. BOB MCNAMEE i4MaC11 To acquire the art oi doing my homework by the light of television. RUSSELL MEID unussn To live fast, die young and have a good looking corpse. Row Five MARJORY MI-ZRRIAM ,.Marqe., To move my slumber parties from Globber's Nob to the Last Resort. GRETCI-IBN MERRILL Dutch To go hunting bear in the North woods. JERRY L. MERTZ ' ' Meri' ' To marry a rich widow about ninetyffive years old, with one foot in the grave and the other on a banana peel. Row Six CHARLES MILLER Chuck To get on the good side of Miss Baridon. TWYLA JUNE MILLER Twilight To marry a millionaire and own the mansion. FORREST MITCHELL nrrosiyn To be a Duz salesman and do everything. Row Seven JACK MITCHELL Mitch To go around the world and make a million: also to please Miss Baridon. COLETTE MOELLER To play in a jazz band at ninety. IUDITH MOELLER upoodiu To give lessons at the swimming pool of the Last Resort. 34 J fxx x X x 1 9 5 1 A n n U al Row One MARY HELEN MONTGOMERY Monty To be manager of the Men's Athletic Club at the Last Resort. ROBERT MOOREHEAD Bob To buy a 250-horsepower Willys that doesn't rattle. HERBERT MORRIS Herbie To become the head of a big business. Row Two NANCY MORRISON Nance To work, to marry rich, to retire young. EDWARD FRANCIS MULLAHEY Ed To teach the boys the liner arts. MARY MULLEN Red To always have iun. Row Three MARIORIE MURPHY Margie To graduate so I can fly to San Antonio, Texas, and celebrate with the Air Force. MADELON MURRAY To grow old. IO ANN MUTO Io To Rick -ognize all the pros and cons of going steady and Still make a decision. Row Four RICHARD NICHOLS Nood1es To be an admiral on a one-Aman liie raft. SUSAN NOBLETT Sue To go fishing into the future with my Rod, SIGMUND NUSSBAUM Siq To marry a rich widow and retire in comfort. Row Five GARY OLIVER Ollie To sell bathtubs to the Eskimos. ELLEN OLMSTED To play bridge all night at a slumber party. CAROLYN PARK Always to be the one to beat the Tom -tom at the Wee Inn. usual, Row Six PAT PARKER Put To find my place and to fill it. IAMES EDWARD PARKS lim Make cr million, see the world, then settle down. lWho knows where?l EUGENE PATTERSON Pal To eventually graduate from college. Row Seven BARBARA LOU POTTS Looie To bring Daniels back from Siberia. SALLY POWELL To get teed off on the golf course at the Last Resort. PRISCILLA QUALLEY Pat To always limmy it up at thc Wee Inn. I35 SPEA- 4-fc' Q14 lik K 0 0 s 0 v el t R 0 ll n cl u p X X i Row One PATRICIA RAINES Pal To Kruse around the lake at the Last Resort. JIM RASSMUSSEN Russ To hit those high notes like a lark and keep a certain little Mark, IACQUELINE REED Iackie To have part interest in the lumber company. Row Two MARY IO REISTER Io To be a success as a secretary. SHIRLEY DARLENE RICE Shir To be a R.N. helping to relieve the sick and at- Ilicted by a lite of service. ELIZABETH ROBINSON Liz To have Ankeny fifteen miles closer to Des Moines. Row Three IAN ROBINSON Sugar Ray To win the bout from Icrsey Ice. NORMA ROBINSON To always be happy. DICK ROOKER To stand on Gunnars rock all night. Row Four FRANKLIN ROSENSTEIN Rosie To get a truck line. BARBARA RUMER Barb To always keep my Kittnerj near me at the Wee Inn. IEANINE RUTHERFORD Ieanie To stay alive as long as I live and live as long as I stay alive. Row Five RAY RYDEN To build my dream house with Dalbey CLumberl. ALICE HELEN SANDBLOM Blom To always keep that new man in the Wee Inn. NANCY SCHOTT Nan To send an exciting recipe tor a certain chocolate cake to Betty Crocker. Row Six CAROLE L. SCHUYLER To finish knitting my sweater before the necklines get any lower. BEVERLY SEARS Bev To imd a rich 4-F. MAURICE SEGER Pierce To make a million . . . then settle down. Row Seven RUSSELL ROBERT SETTLEMYER Bob the Set! To play in Madison Square Garden under the banner oi ihe immortal, invincible, unconquerable, potential Clyde's Five. SHIRLEY RUTH SHAPIRO To hit Broadway and not bounce back. KEP SHARP tAugust Graduatel Snarp To walk through the forbidden field on my hands. t36l X x. xxx Row One VIRGINIA SIEBENMANN Ginny To get Rich. PAT SITLEH Pat To be happy. MARTIN SLATTERY Sluts Overrule the Clubbtes. Row Two JIM SMITH Smitty To be a street car conductor and tell the people where to get off. RICHARD SMITH Rich To be masier of ceremonies at SARAH SMITH Sharks initiation. To make enough cookies to last a whole Saturday afiernoon. Row Three ROBERT R. SNYDEH To always have my fun and IUDITH SPRINGER nBobn my friends. nludyn To live in Greenwich Village with all of lhe other Bohemians. DIANE STAPLES Tookie To always have lots of friends and lots of fun. Row Four GEORGE P. STEENSON Drive a car around the world IUNE STEINBRENNER Sen Sen In IEVSTSS. To be Sutton in the sun at ihe Last Resort. DAVE STEWART Charter To be the exclusive stockholder in Ford Motor Co. How Five NORMA STOCK To check the Parking meters at the Last Resort. JOHN STULL To make fools out of men. NANCY SWIFT To be able to have the car at Row Six RODNEY D. TEACHOUT You mean you don't know? JOE TELFORD To get my P.H. Degree. PATRICIA TERPSTRA To break all speed records lor Row Seven ELAINE THURAU Nance niqht. Peach Irma rat-racing on Keo. Hnuqsu To see a mountain, an ocean, and a Certain Shore. I OHN TINSLEY Lillie Iohn To get away from il ally politics included. DICK TOW To play football for Vassar. Moo Cow 1 9 5 1 A ll ll U ll gsm Roosevelt Roundup l t l t Row One PATRICIA E. TURNER Mol, Bat., Wait 'til I look in my dictionary---'loin the W.A.M.'s and see the world-H world? CHARLES G. VAN GINKEL To out-do Rockefeller. MAYNARD VAN ROEKEL Chas mnny.. To get someplace in the world, besides Korea. Row Two DONALD VAN VOORHIS .,Donn Success: To rise once more than I fall. LURAE VAN VOORHIS To have a library full at chemistry hooks in the mansion, DONNA VICARI .fvicu To go hunting with Gretchen, only l'll wear boots! Row Three CAROLE VOGEI. Hvoqn To end our business partnership of Gus makes me buy the light bulbs. PATRICIA VON BRAUCHITSCH upatn To have a home and a Careerfand make a suc- cess of both. IUDY WADDELL To live in Minnesota. Row Four BOB WARFORD To he an ideal husband. IOANNE WATKINS To win a bout from Sugar Ray. RICHARD D. WEST To always have the Coon dog Row Five MARTHA MARY WEST ulanen Chuck IerseY Ice Dick around. Westie To write the Burma Shave Jingles on the road to the Last Resort, DOUG WIECK To get out at this place for good, then Korea here I come! KENNETH WIGG Ken To work hard and help others. Row Six ANNETTE WILBOIS Willy Have everybody answer the Congress roll call. BEVERLY WILES Bev To be the housemother ot a certain fraternity in a certain town. RAYMOND A. WILEY Ray To get into the N.R.O.'l'.C. Row Seven KIRBY C. WILMORE DilI To finish dinner before the boys get there. IACQUELYN WILSON Iuckie To meet leanne in Florida by Way oi California. PHYLLIS WRIGHT To lead a Benner lilo. l38l Hphyln 1 9 5 1 A ll ll ll, ll l ROBERT YEATES Bob To see the day when I can be free from Shuffle Foot. He's such a bother. IAMES W. YOUNG Iim That I Mae always be happy. DEAN BICKELHAUPT To be a musician. AUGUST CLASS Row One BARBARA D. BAY M11e. Bobbi To be one oi the Bohemian artists of Paris. Oo la la! IERRY CLARKE lake A knight of the road and a baron of the box cars. IOYCE HILL LARSON Sis To have people realize lack and I aren't twins. He has the looks. Row Two IOHN LEACHMAN To always have my Reedette, IANE RICHARDS Icmie To become a woman in white. CLAUDETTE SCHULZE Corky To have a life Iilled with Music Maestro Please. Row Three THOMAS LOWELL SMITH Smitty To qo through life making friends of others. DON WOOD Woody To get a high school diploma. NOT PICTURED JOHN FRANGOS Make over ten points in a basketball qame. IACK FREDRICKSON Iesse To live in the Rocky Mountains and own a ranch, To be single and free with no Cares or troubles. E391 , vg' - K , 4 2 Y 2 2 Q -'? 11 . Q 1 i s v I 3 5 1 2 2 118-MRS. BALL-12B How Oneflane Ann Miller, Felifia Shane, Sliirley Barnett, Barbara Greve, Beverly Renaud, lean Sterling. Row Two' -Mrs, Ball, Anna Robinson, lim Humphrey, Bill Westburq, leanne Davidson, Ruth Bennet. Row Three Donna Radcliffe, Barbara Swartz, Barbara Bart, Pat Vollo GIIIQF, loanne Mxshler, ludy DeHaan, Irene Waldinqer. Row Four Norman Hines, Richard Iohnson, Ben Skyles, Dick Nelson, Wayne Kassai, lolin Muqqe, Viflc Marsh, 108-MISS BEHM-12B Row One-fEllen Smith, Marilyn Maynard, Thoreen Ferqer, Beverly Edwards, Harriet Brad ley, Ianice Lair, Mariorie Booth, Shirley Rico. How Two-- Miss Behni, Larry Ferqer, Did: Langridqe, Eugene Nadia, Beverly O'Conneli, Megan Riggs, Annalou lnqrani, Nanette Cunion, Marilyn Nelson. Row Three lcanne Howard, Sandra Betz, Georgia Whitehead, Cheryl Hayward, Marjorie Stiles, Claudette Schulze, Glenda Kent, Mary Loveioy, Barbara Nichols. Row Four Dick Hill, Arnie Vxlolfe, Bill Thompson, Norman Simpson, Peter Black, lack Stanford, David Ward, Alan Livingston, Francis Crusari. 142i 120-MR. KYL-11A Row One Dale Harms, lean Byrurn, lady Moael, Sandra ljumnunqs, Kay Wrnq, lamce Burr, Sally Lewis. Row Two Douglas Sampson, Phll Murray, loan McAnelley, Dlanne Gibson, Darlene Peel, Bannre Hulsrhrzer, Gary We-xrdel, Bob Brrdqes. Row Three-Barbara Bjoraker, Martha Srllerer, Mary Lou lanxes, Rugharcl Haan, Gus Marnn, Barbara Kepler, lon Dee Beers, Lu May Vwers, lerry Snnih. How Four Baynxend Denlclxoiz, Paul Grernan, Larry Feaster, lack Steily, Dave Adamson, Guy Beals, Steve Slculler, Fred Norms, Ose Henderson, Not pictured lfrnet Friedman, Plxyllls Salsozz, 246-MR. MICHENER-1 IA How One lean Huzzpan, Mrrlcey Sherwood, Lcurse Slirrvf,-1, Vera Cook, Carolyn Frey, Freda Mrller, Ann Hutcinnsan, Vrvran Fnlcflwer. Row Two- Al Woods, Torn Cnzgslensen, Sue Bechtel, la Ann Carr, la Ann lones, Cnucglc Tcwner, Karl Hall, Torn Hrcklm, lalrn Myers, Row Three Marilyn Cottrell, ludy Plercre, Ruth Ann Cope, laruoe Dlnqrnan, Zoe Ann Fxtch, Gloria MC- Clrnlic, Larry Cedarstrom, Bob Byers, Shlrley Parks, Sally Brown. Row Four Ronald Case, lun Harclrn, Garry R-iyonds, lack Brown, lohn Haskins, Clnrvk Mrller, Gus lahnson, Phrl Ellinq, Harold Castrzer. I 4:4 1 l 107-MISS BRUCE-11B Row One- Maryanne Norman, Amy Wlley, Beulah Chandler, lane Ann Mallfmald, Beverly lames, Ioan Dalbey, Emrly Inaham, Margaret Berry. How Two Llllran Wrtqht, Geraldine Lautezbach, Marllyn l-lallrday, Laural Brown Karen Rasmussen, Vrrqima Whrtmare, Ann Clarke, Elizabeth Dxlley, Phll Mann. Row Three Barbara Koster, Garl Gustatssn, Ncrma Schentzel, Marilyn Garrrson, Robert Lynch, Dzxrral lJ!'VlS, Amt Tallan, Mary Kay Vlfrres. Row Your Ellrs Fleenrvr, lon Sanvmld, Bull Berry, Blchard Kecster, Brave Alexandm lm. Canme Bay Ollioul, Kent Slmpsrm, Nell lahnsrzn. 248-MR. EASTMAN-11B Row One---Martlyn Fenner, Kay Powers, Sue Swarzman, laycc lames, Prlsn-lllz Axthelm, Zelda Burns, Row Two Paul Ialmson, Paul Mlller, Ann Fmnma, Bonny Sefxbaplt, DIQHIXP Darralr, Beta lo Ke-edy, loanne Bauuedel, Dwxqht Marshall. Row Three Evelyn Vxfrndtteld, Nanfy White, Rosemary Kramer, Sherry Stle-per, Esther Hicks, Mary Durlccker, Loretta Pearl- man, Loretta Larnbertr. Row Your Btll Gardern, Ranme Zirbel, Forest Soulhwick, Kermit Savage, Barry Ackerly, Gary Seaman, Dale McAdam, Bob Marken, Don Pikaulas. itll l Y' 53? 102-MR. MUNGER-11A ROW One lczyfe Clcliitt, Kathleen Dufxley, fNl'I:1Cy Ulu., Betsy Bffiilce, Ccucl Gtivfls, Domi.: 'l'l1s.mpscn, Slmrcn Flshe-r lrukuf Cl11VL2IS. Rcw Two Mx. Mmxqer, fclun Hfefzll, lun Hocfgmmkker, Bob Flsher, Bob Modlm, Lvmn Brought, lmz I-lqusex, Vxkmq Nelson, lfky Sxmllx. Row Three lvunetfe Lumwreux, Bevelly Baker, ludy W1lfN:s, Fellulu Brzllzzrx, Mcxlljclrsxl Sloan, Rutlx Cwllms, Rusemmy Mfzcllcmcn, Clxulmw Curzmuczl.-rm, Pculmr M14-ms. Row Your lerry Hertz,-fu, Tum lllbcn, Dmk MJGcwG1i Dfizg B:-'lrdsley Fzcmk RUSH, lfjtry living ROV wld l-lluzcxen, Dzqli N-Jlfaon, B111 Eldsz. 213-MISS SHERWOOD-11A Row One Llleen Dunn, Nancy Doty, Put Crooks, Murxlyu Trcui, In ll: Nxemcxmz, Maxlene MCDole. Row Two Peqqy Logue, Sam Sfzwdy, Lfluytnm Vermuc-ll-,n, Charles Keslwr, Ed Putchuxd, Torn Raymond, Sandra Mclmalrz., Phyllls Edwfxxds. Row Three Carol Chandler, Arm Flshbr, Murxlyn Kxxlcu-und, Ami Hxvwlmxd, Shulky Smllx, LCIFIQ' Suns, Burbgulz Bryant, lllqne ',VQVl,x': Row Four lm lvlCClLfuy Paul S'1f1y1! l.l1Ql1'IEl Hu' Lzuy fvlxliifxv, TGHL Adcrhs, Rod hymn LCL1 Halrxzy, Bill Cbx V mrs SIULIQ1 P lf Gpclige, I-15l 301-MR. HALEY-11A Row One fSl'nrley Ntelson, Dranne Iohnson, Barbara Baker, Lois Wzllrarrts, loan Thompson, Patty Carrnqton, lanre Cook, Marrlyn Ware. Row Two 'Lynne Chambers, Suzanne Schnezder, Carol McKee, Mary Porter, Leroy Lunclqren, Ierry Blotcky, Dave Evans, David Lrqhtly, How Three leannre Chivers, Cathertne Gflffllll, leanne Knox, Martha Kelly, lackre Hampton, Marf'1a Mrze, Indy Mattorn, Dtck Tassinq. Row Four 'Ted Doafgt-tt, Padre Hansen, Robert Schmeid, Franz Henkel, lay Powell, Davrd Nelson, Chuck Lxpsey, Ray Brown, George Mtllratrn, 302-MISS KEELER--11A Row One -f-Paulme Wadsworth, Dorothy lensen, Ioanne Leyrnan, Ioyce Wrnfrey, Rae Mary Blackman, Vrrginra Campbell. Row Two lrm Myers, Mary Moore, Nancy Greller, Brll Eqqexs, Ben Rrchards, Bob Tyrell, Dick Herb, Ellrot Brody, lan Kendall. Row Three Ruth Davrdson, Norma Arkrn, loAnne Rusterliolz, Clarre Wornentrn, Lrnda lJlOl'1'O'.'J, Pamela Glennon, Dranne Reese, Betty Clayton. Row Four'-Harold Carpenter, Bob Merrilot, Gary Rermer, Leonard Terp, Kenneth Kleln, Nnfk Street, Pete Westeqrrard, Larry Axe-lton. l46l C C 116-MISS AHRENS-118 Row One Angie Gournas, Barbara Luinbard, Audrey Krantz Betty Gillespie, Caroline Capesius, Diane Runion, lane Darmer, Katherine Shane, Row Two' fMaurine Henderson, Charlotte Iacobson, Martha Ervin, Mary Lou Stewart, Suzanne Clark, Robert House, Dick Lawrenre, Ierry Hopkins. Row Three- Ben Stanton, Dianne Phillips, Carol Piper, Peqqy Williarns, Marilyn Beardsley, Lorraine Deliaan, Mary lane Lczdin, Patricia Parr, Shirley Kintner. Row Four Ross Davis, George Greqq, lim Matulel, Reid Bunqer, Dave Chanre, John Montaoxnery, Don Girth, Phillip Noblett, Iohn Srnith, Dick Settlernyer, lerry Bellmer. 350-MISS CAIN-11B Row One George Tibbetts, Shirley Hess, Marilyn Butler, Sally Davis, Sally Swuttle, Carolf Shoemaker, Eleanor Carver, Alice Larson. Row Two Ray Lasell, Frank Perowsky, Nancy Wickinson Mary lane Holiday, Tammy Syvexer, Marilyn Myers, Shirley Pease, Carol Barns, Roger Aindt, Row Three- Iohn Bleakly, lo Ann Kent, China Berry, Ann Woodward, Larry Cohen, Norman Randolph, Mary Lou lester, Carol Breusina, Iarxet Fridlinqton. How Four lohn Switt, Bob Canfield, Fred Hampton, lim McCanaChie, Gilbert Kersberqen, Gordon Mooie, Bob Srhoellar, Byron Rinqland, Bill Leter, lohn Elnian. l, 111 247-MR. IRWIN-10A Row One Liz Prrestley, Sally Needham, lean Askeqaard, Sally Sloan, lane Nifhols, lanice Hart, Gloria Wells. Row Twc Marilyn Lawson, Tom Houvenaqle, David White, Iohn Pen- quite, lerry Walther, lim Petersen, Mary Miller. Rcw Three Marjory Clark, Alwln Schultz, Bill Cummins, Marilyn Evans, Carla Moore, Barbara Bell, lanet Levich, Row Faure--Kenneth Bradley, Dave Abram, Russell Tlrurau, David Hess, Curtis Baker, Bob Lehman, Phil Marquart, Bill Lichtenberqer, Dick Curry, Inn Mertz, Harold Ganseri. 111-MISS LANDES-10A Row One Miss Moran, Mfrry Clark, 'Nilinrr Olsen, Caroline Brown, Ann Goodwin, Suzannc Meid, Barbara Luth, Shirley MfClain, Row Two loanne Meid, Rickey Fitch, Gary Gusland, Larry lohnson, David Vance, George Darnell, lay Ryan, Ruthe Hartley, Helen Kappelrnan, Sondra Werisil, Row Three Elizabeth Pochter, Patty Merrill, Grace Bowles, Barbara Fay, Carla Lemon, Lillian Lundaren, Nanoy Bernstein, loan Thompson, Sue Enyart. Row Four Noel Smith, Gary Bryant, Cleo Murphy, Charles Henninqson, Harry Hyden, Iizn Hearn, Dick Easter, Merry Mrrndelhaurn, Gainti Philly-s, Righord Reed. llfil 117-MRS. OLSEN-10A How One-Susrxn Myers, .Milli Kendall, Alice Io Duslcn, Ann Becker, Frances FIlEdIIlOH, ludllh lolmson, Vxfonclzr Trzlllzxrirn. Row Two-- Von Cole, Slon Short, Donms Monlqomery, Colleen Kosure, Sllzrley Lime, Pnl Yzrrurlsrlx, Nun Atuhmson, Gene Beuly. Row Three Steve MoCDonold, Sue Mc'Brxde, Muurme Toqcgorl, Brll Woods, Ronme Brown, lull Olrnslecrd, Lolly Morris, Polly Vfllson, Ioan Krlllun. Row Four- Gory Seo, Tour Hoffman, lrmmy Adlemorl, Phll Grolh, Don Cfrllcms, Lee Mrller, Bob 'Town-er, Peler lorrss, lun Phrlips. 206-MISS PLATT-10A How One' Frfooxur Graves, Bullr Allen, Icmror: Wcrldmqer, Poi McBr:de, Hfrrrrel Turney, Icrnlcr- Orillronlc, DNITIQ Dovldson, lil6bOYfIll Vfllson, RCW Two Barbara Yoder, lerry Anderson, Leonfrrcl Olme, Von Broke Brll Tlnompsorl, Bob Vrncierwrlll, lrrzr Lerchner, Polly Schultz. Row ThreefAlon Covey, Bill Nelsen, DIXIE Plzxkerlon, loonn Beels, Sully Lrcldle, Bonnre Bollwnlyne, Pot Allbee, Mary Anne Olnzsllerl. Row Four-Bob Londess, Gary Rubm, Bob l-l1ck- lm, Kollll Krause, lion Abrczm, Drck Corbln, Blll Morlccrl, Fred Gruef, Douq Fuhlrodl. lWl 243-MISS ANDERSON-10A Row One Joanne McClelland, ludy Shepard, Mary Mills, Zoe Chamberlain, Sue Butledqo, Terry Warren, Nancy Baldwin, Shirley Potts. Row Two flfuqe-ne Garsh, Charlotte Graves, Ann Correll, Carolyn Westfield, Ann Fowler, Dick L1ddy, Larry Groves, Murry Martin, Duane Slllirnan, Miss Anderson. Row Three Par Thomas, Sheila Purdue, lean Mullsberry, Sharon Webb, Harriet Town, Shirley Boylan, Ann Schcrckerer, lanet Hooqenakker, Row Four Terry Pierce, lerry Garnion, Fritz Newsom, Barry Pidqeon, Don Smith, Bob Farrell, Tommy Anderson, lim McClain, Bill Brown, Bill Muller. 1 10-MISS HAROLD-10A Row One-'Shirley Holmes, Ioan Dixon, Sharon Westerqaard, Katherine Sandvold, Marlena Nelson, Mary Lou Dawson, Betty Peterson. How Two Nancy lohannson, Shirley Reints, Barbara Weiner, David Marcus, link Standeter, lim Foote, Eugene Vande Lune, Lois Koester, lanet Sneaker. Row Three- lohn Murphy, Ianirre Best, 'Wilonn Hokanson, Connie Bell, Beverly Lanqridqe, Alico Barclay, Bill Zeiq, Bill Caplan, Row Foure-Bob Keck, Steve Robinson, Dick Bortoll, Dick Hood, Terry Baker, Bobby jones, Lee Gusler, Torn Narrrt, Neil Seebor. i V501 110-MRS. MacEACHRON-IDA Row One Patty Beach, Arlene Horshberq, Lors Gooder, Betty Brown, Arvxlla Lorller, Mary Meyer, Carol Garrrson. Row Two Rhea Lucas, Anneiie Halclwln, Clarre Crowley, Nanry Risser, Kathy laeqer, Luanne Bradireld, Sharon Mpller. Row Three Glen Lewrs, Richard Baker, Robert George, langce Klinqler, Barbara Fowler, Carol Serd, Larry Enqnlan, Bob Hill, lerry Vv'1ll1:1ms, Row Four Duane Ramsey lun Hank, Henry Michel, Gini: Brown, luck North rap, Brll Percy, lrrrz Morgan, Dave Adfnnson, Pete Seymour, 215-MR. MCCLAIN-1015. How One- Lencre Mrncks, Marlrn Schrrndt, rlaflry M:Go'.-Jan, Hfrrrret Vfrllms, Ellabeth Shrve-rs, Ann Clark, Donna Troutrnan, Lors Olzreld. Row Two Mr, Mr'Cla,n, Barbara Nelson, Rua Hyun, Grelvhen Ham, lean Garbee, Lavonne Laloertow, Shrrley Hanna, Nancy Weber. Row Three Pat Mason, Gary Sioples, Gene Wurzrnqtorr, Gordon Wadsworth, Pore Carlson, Krrk Whalen, Paul Nadrq, Connie Geddrnq. Row Four Bob Snyder, le-try Tussrnq, Roaer Wrnalblade, Ralph Harley, Terry Fnzpatrrok, Larry Filby, Chuch Roseubaurn, Larry Ioseph, Carl Adams, Kenh Beasly. l5lGI 244-MISS RENDLEMAN-10A Row One-Manlyn Anderson, Monica Conley, Athena Vranqcs, Roberta Stevens, Lrnda Boldes, Pat Romano, Sally Mcljurdy, Barbara Hays. Row Twog-Marrann Hopsan, Lols Pratl, Gene Adamson, lun Cocks, Chuck Rua, Sam Mv-Crarlcsn, liavxd Garlner, Davrd Furlls, Sldarilyn Andolsmx. Row Three Mlss Hoxidlsinxarx, Pvnny Hcwl'1nPl, l'7on Klrkwoad, Elmer Sfxyqnr, lay Mrfclwoll, Nancy lwfrrls, Doroihy Sulssr Llwlwy Kucl' lfuzrarz Mflvrrl, Inckrfs Knox. Row Four Nlak Daszmslcgss Roger Viqdfrlvl, lohn Korsoy, Lullls-1 I-,:C:Clt, P- 'fl Hein Bmw fflxllvan, Howard Treseder, llon Kennrke-1, Alan Hallfsmrzn, laik Blslwui 113-MISS BRODY-10B Row One lohn Cunrcn, Isrry Douglas, laznes lolrrisrlxn. Row Two Surnlcc Yfrmasakr, Sharon Beasley, Nona Grogan, Marrlyn Mrtlfr, Carol Srlufrv, Mary l-lirlxr-rr, Eva Lourse Byrum, Virqrnra Wrlson, Paullne Marolm. Row Three Maxme H-xlrfy, Barlfzm Reibert, Mary Duve, Phyllls Walker, Dcbby Marshall, loan Gaskf-ll, Lculsf Clzapman, Dzxrlonv Bare-nsleln. Row Four Bob Hoxre, Som Robinson, lion Plolkmurrl, Brll Vudqf-, Mac' Bolxlman, EdW1H Level, Gary Thompson, Blll Frtch, Holcrnd Richurdsrzrm. l53l W2 I: 345-MR. MOORE-10B Row One B131 Lmgzjxxz, Liu me V.'.f1dz.er, Din Luzerfa, Sheldon Rcseniuld. Row Two Nancy Vuuqhcxn, In Ann Ashescn, B.1ri1:rx Snurh, Alina Czmkzlrfr, lkzgzzltte Hcnnfxzgef, Caryl Cmste-ns, Glove Bennwtt Heflcn Slewfut Patty kculkxnr. Row Three Tune Elf-h4:rds:11, Janet Newry, Murllyn Gmqer, Hrlm: Puxdy, Muxy Izxcobs, Icnm Foster, licubarcx Mutulof, lane? Icxmes, xflmrlo-ne C:hIkiSfi'7IXSfI1. Row Four Vox! Putnmzz, Fri.: lamps, B111 Gowdx-,'1n, Brnh Hcgrmxduy, fm. Rcwkir BCD Btyxf H1149 Eggtxwnrxz Etzv iT'tLLldLr1.3 Ai jmgn, 203-MRS. TROUTFETTER-10B Row One-Ruin WQr1fh1:1qt..n, Flcxl-nuff Smxdl-1, Ciiunlf HQ-liven, Mnulyn H1151-hmcm, Ioanne Pwrrolt, Shnon Turner, Dzxpncx Texystrix. Row Two Inu Fruwfxrr, Imry Edwards, Rodney Wlule, Bob Connor, Bill Hubfr, Helmx GIOGSbLxC'k, Roan-'xxmry Cjlruk, Hglvne Peck. Row Three Ronald Kessier, Lennie Scfvwcutz, Chnriane Sk,-lmlosser, Judy Mcicxrezx, Mary Io Flqhtxnuster, Mcxrllyn Gfxehner, Sherry Lung Rugh-:sid Hafqqsn Row Four Czrtxwu Chc15,m'1n, Frfxnces ATIIIIUQICIT, Mary Euzrls, Bmfc- Eemoz, Ronny Hecilnnq'-1, Crmq Cfzztxpbsil, Rcdney Pixqsl. 1 'wif 208-MR. COMITO-QA Row One limajane Hull, Lynne Chitwood, Rhoda Nussbaum, Carolyn Paye, Nancy Prehm, Beverly Townsend, Barbara Franklin. Row Two' Dick McCormick, 'lalbert Dick, Larry Snook, Francis Sheets, Days Roadinqer, Dave Muliznney, Bob Goodman. Row Three lean Beau- mont, Marie Fenner, Marqc Buch, Kay Ginsberg, lanet Depuydt, Ia Ann Clark, Maraaret Coruman, Judy Seibert, Mary Archer. Row Four' Craig Gifford, Bill Gervais, lim Heddinq, Denny Cuddinqham, Ronnie Morelock, Ronnie Roth, Dave Ashton, lane Summerville, loan Clements. Row Five Iohn Biza, Bill Gardner, Bob l-lolsinaer, Dick Trimer, Bah Busina, loe Iester, Dick Lighter, Rohm Thompson, Bo Craddock, Clark Keller. 228-MRS. DAWSON-SA Row One Sandra Vilestbrook, Kay Palmer, Ranasa Bell, Patsy Foslie, learme Neuqaald, Marilyn Herrington. Row Two Tom Phillips, Bill Hlse, Dick Edgerton, Ed Mohler, Bob Wietz, Bill Mason, Francis Osterbera. Row Three Clarence Lamoureaux, Swett Staufter, Claudette Tonellr, Carolyn Wenner, lcyce Baker, Susan Urban, Margaret Miller, Peqqy Bechtel. How Four Shirley Moran, Karen Hutsell, Larry Perkins, Peter Windbera, lim Paschall, Ed Hoff, Iudy Griffiths, Tanya Dushkin. How Five Don Patterson, Morey Zuber, Larry Morgan, Dick Hanktnson, Sam Plecas, Bill Kirtley, Ixm Schell, Tom Buckham, Iulian Haspodarsky. I54l 7 207-MR. HAYES-SA Row One Sandra Arnold, Mary Bradley, Sandra Miller, Merry Fenner, Row Two-Mr. Hayes, Elinor Trickey, Ann Baker, Raymond llstrup, Bill Unsderfer, Charles McLaren, Harry Collins, Nancy Oathout, Marcia Dawson. Row Three Dean Goodman, Harlan Waldinqer, Charlotte Dent, Ann Enfield, ludy Unqles, lean Nelson, Dick Mitchell, Beverly Berquson, Maricly Koons. Row Four-Bill Shentr, Denny Games, Dave Savage, Lewis Barnnsh, Don Weathorby, Bob Green, Bobby Snnth, Bonnie Moore, Marilyn lohnson, Lisa Howland, Row Five Gary Ludwig, lohn Hut, David Orcutt, lohn Weaver, lohn Shocker, Dick Langdon, lim Nelson, Bill Elliott, Zane Grey. 220-MISS SMITH-9A Row One -Vlfayne Myers, Torn Acufi, lim Kalny, Dale Enquist, lohn Bell, David Bowen. Row Twof Barb Miller, lackze Klett, Ann Hendrickson, loAnn loseph, Lorene Shapiro, Bev Troutnian, Stan Skyles, Bud Colip. Row Threee Larry Seidenfeld, Miss Smith, Ruth Van Vaorhis, Nancy Crowley, Mariorie Payton, lanice Fenton, Margaret Wichard, Rich Killebrew, Dale Peddicord. How Four Linda Carlson, Judy VJood, Marilyn Hahn, Doe Gorehani, Ccnnnf Gerhais, Bill Mcliechneay, Mary Berenstexn, Don Boqenrlef, George Snook, Terry Tinqle, Bonnxc Twisleton, Row Five Bud Garbeo, Bcb Siclcerson, lim McConnell, Cliflorcl Everett, Gary Friedman, Bob Hultine, Dave Wheuy, lack Allen, Lowell Harris, lohn Dalbey, Alan Pcarlrnori. l55l 224-MISS BAUMGARTNER-9B Row One- Miss Bauniqartner, Pat Bradley, Dianne Hockrnuth, Harriett Robinson, Mary Ellen Brickley. Row Two Barbara Reed, Lee Curl, Pat Adamson, Celeste Leake, Barbara Caswell, lady lanxes, Mary LaRue. Row Three Marge Blue, Don Norton, Mary Hoxie, loyce Mitchell, Sue Smith, Bobbette lorqensen, Bob Helnnck, Row Four- loyce Greve, Golda Wald- mqer, Sue Graaff, lerry Foster, Burk Kamber, Buddy lnqlebrecht, Ed Setdenfeld, Sain Wein- qart. Row Five- Marilee Payne, Sharon Swanson, Bill Peck, Carins Orr, Bob Hopson, Bernard McMillan, Randy Dunfan, Tozn Kern, Tommy Hollander. 218-MR. EMRICH-8A Row One Norma Taaqert, lc Ann Cox, Shirley Smith, Karleen Abram, Ellen Miller, Shirley Morris, Barbara Clayton. Row Two - Mr, Enirich, lack Grimes, Lornie Zcx, Buster Lovensky, Tom Lucas, Rees lanes, Larry Musselnzan, Row Three Barbara lessen, Susan Grimes, Victoria Goodwin, Russell Vlfestby, Larry Yule, Russell Dean, Peter lanes, Don Tinqlc. Row Four lini Wilkins, Bill Buisiuq, Don Furth, Charles Wlxntlock, Toni Robinson, lohn Roberts, Bill Purdy, Shirley Robinson, Barbara Bczsol. I5fml 212-MISS NEWTON-8A Row One Sharon Waltlxer, Pat lrish, Georala Harnllton, Betty Tornlinson, Shirley Carper, Barbara Sclnrnel, Pat Day. Row Two -fGecra1a Krohxn, lorry Donovan, Larry Houston, Larry Hamilton, Richard Byrd, Dave Anton, Melvin Lnxnbaid, Tin Lanacr. How Threef Roaer Davis, Dennis McCormick, lohn Staneier, Conn,e Lznersen, Pfztty Pierse, Marilyn Richardson, Iackie Waqrter, Loretta Greeriwell. Row Four Torn Davidson Arthur Crane, Garnett Harrington, Kenneth Swords, Steven Cook, Richard Ramsey, Ken Wrrqht, tjrrrtq Merrill, George Goebel, Bertha Berg, 217-MR. NELSON-8A Row One Ruth Fisuhcr, Nancy Light, lanice Schank, Katherine Kern, Viola Tomason, Anne McKenclriuk, lenuie Ton-elli. Row Two Yale Iverson, Michael Caskey, Anno Witmer, Barbara Mandolhauni, Slnrley Srnzih, Katherine Scnlhass, Carolyn Dormer, Martha Clearwater. RCW Threerf Michael Curtis, Don lNolrli, Hank Sxnrth Richard Sag-kett, Larry Fuller, Bill Scott, james Robert, Iudd Swarzrnfrn, Ned Kendall. Row Fcur Bill Meek, Bob Phillips, Todd Parker, Bob Bailey, Gust Sambos, David Deaver, larnes Anderson. I37l 1 I , 214-MR. WALDEN-8A Row One Bev Blank, Caml Sutrhoft, Nancy Goodinanson, Pal ilunlass, Marilyn Clnsholm, Mary llllen Oldham, Barb leader, Row Two Dave Wriqlit, Dean Rapp, Steve Bal-zalyar, Kirk lVlacK1nnin, le-my W.svne1', Ru-hard Knlcglit, Bif! Lanqm, Row Three Mary Stevens, leanie Grawin, Labeita l.1nn, Lariy Sinpth, lim Vllilscn, Teriy Campbell, Connu- Levicli, Bill Lee, Row Four Alba-it l-P-, Sieve Pi nz., Gaiy Nieter, F1 :nk lanes, liglxn Hiring liz' 'y lcnn Svlilfnnpp lee Baan znnc. 237-MR. WILDMAN-81-X Row One- lean Arvhibald, lioictny Stanley, Nancy Dwiqanri, Deannx Wauen, Phyllis Strayer, Sandra Leiallton, Ann lohnscn, Paula Matlnescn, How Two David lnqranx, Kin: Davenyfml, Larry Snntli, Dan Uden, David Sample, lack Kinqery, David Pavkei, Bill Nieniann. Row Three Nancy Unqles, lack Wilson, David Cox, Don Middlebraok, Don Clark, Dick Gorehaxn, Quinn lvlcliride, Karin Davis, Row Four Karen Kinney, Sandia Brown, Iini Biza, Dave Robinson, lolin Sharbo, Ed Halle:-nsperqer David Needhain, lanel lVlclVlu1ray, Karen Larson. l58l 210-MISS DICK-8B How One' Ric-hard Ryan, Irnr Franqos, loe Redman, Bull Connor, lbavrd Howard, lrnr Cohen, lerry Chartea Row Two Wesley Cantreld, Harry Coonce, Lrncla Fenton, Barbara Kephart, Mary Terpstra Barbara llfrrden, Martha Hearn, Mary Srnrth, Row Three Davrd lcwlrirnscrr, lack Frrkrns, llal Bennett Lorrarne Lundaren, leanette Fredrrck, Nanny Sherwcrrd, Betty Weatherrnqton. Row Fourrlrrrz MfMrllen, Sarah Stqrnens, Ann Tnornlnrrrrg, Gwt rr Owens Sharon Hollarrds, Eva Tren, Barbara Arkrn, Frank Rtckor. 303-MISS BREESE-7A Row One Sully Short-stiad, Myrzdell Ferstenfeld, Carcl Rrrhara, Brnnfry Gecrao Barbara Putzrer, Norma Mcrrxson, Marcra lanes, Sharon Kaprrelrnan, Marrlyn Rotkow, Barbara Cottrol. Row Two Mary Io Donner, Marcla Lockard, Steven Stewart, Ted Sloane, Harold Chandler, Glenn Book, Bob Evans Ralph Srlro, Robert Townsend, Clark Vtfarden, Marilyn Wrlsson. Row Three Gary Lundaren, lflarrlyn Cramer, Mrfhael Moran, lchrr Neufeld, lerry Barton, Brll Goreharn, Fred Risser, She-rrlynn Bendercf, Betty jacabus, Mary lanes. Row Four Nancy Duroy, ludy Mc'F'arland, Barbara Lasser, SUFXID Mcany, Sally l-lcrtzrran, Gary Hall, Robert Zrernor, Fred Robrnson, Gregg Everett, Peter Pruqh. ISU! 1 250-MRS. GREGG-7A Row One Charles Henderson, lames Hospodarsky, Bob Harrrs, ludy Fitzjerald, Lourse Mcllheeters, Teddy Leavertcn, Bobby Thompson, Dona Mulder. Row Two Valerie Groves, Marjorie Brrrh, Mary Coy, Margaret Pochier, Carolyn Ramsey, Ken Schenke, Larry Sanders, Rob Van Lorn, Mrs. Greafgq. Row Three Ted Schroeder, Annabelle Corcoran, ludy Boyer, Robert Melsh, lanice Peterson, Marthfx Moses, Dtck loraenson, Torn Holmes. Row Four-- Francis Mahor, Marrlyn Mtller, Pat Murphy, llruk Bleodow, Carlton Armstrong, Chet Ftsher, Art Feelrnq, Tom Brown, Hcrlph Svltceatfer, Row Five Terry Brennan, Sherry Snnth, Betty Dent, Pat Allin, B111 Kcrck, Dave Rohr-yts, Lee Hennznqsen, Kay Kxllebrew, ltm Ballon. 216-MR. WILSON-7A Row One Mr. Vfrlson, Pat Vters, Slttrley Ludttvk, Deanna Denton, Darlene Klett, Marttn Basman, laClc Krnq, Marvln Larson, Ronald Gout, Kent Smith. Row Two Bonnie Lake, Mary Sue Fleener, Louise Ziemer, Kathlocn Beaty, Sharon Olsen, Marrelyn Pago, Chuck Sprtnqer, Max Campbell, Hustln lverson, lerry Pcarlman. Row Three Davrd Henderson, Davtd Cratxon, Myrtilla Wells, Kay Stmtlz, Marlynn Mtlfer, ltflrke Garten, Mxke Grahnx. Row Four ludy Kennelly, Ioan Toarnas, Sue Grlgrest, Ioy l.'lcBr.do, Nancy Needham, lorry Morrxs, Robert Carlson, Gary Smtth, Patty Bechtel, Mary Boblnsou, lamce Holland. l l 60 l 232-MRS. KENT-7A Row One Betty Lou Crcqer, Dlxie Lea Fankhouse, Carol Phillrps, Mary Roberts, Dory Onthank, len Iohnson, Martha Mclaeran. Row Twc lim Rrchardson, Gary Enqard, Ronme Hutt, Fred Foreman, lim Atcr, Stephen Howard, lohn Stevenson, Dean Ellis. Row Three Rohm Bruner, Marrlyn Brewer, Rose Mary Ewald, lack Clme, Gale Turner, Margaret Gureau, Iackle Bremhorst, Patty Marelock. Row Four Iames Baker, Ed Beman, Iamie Mewhart, Rich- ard Frakes, len Mendenhall, Ianet I-lottman, Ioan Beran, Davrd Markman. Row Five--Bill Bennet, Max Lettween, Ron Vierlmq, Larry Miller, Louls Lightly, Peggy Hood, Sandra Seath, Elsie Naylor, Bill Curry, Davtd Eller. I 01 nf',,.,Aff FALL ROUNDUP STAFF Row Onef Marcia Dumas, Shirley Torrence, Carol Brainard, Mary lo Carr, Nancy Kelso, lim Foster. Row Two Paul George, Arny Davidson, Marshall Holt, Dick Pope, Bill Wolcott. Row Three Bob Warlord, Mort Berenstein. SPRING ROUND-UP STAFF How One-Mr. Haley, Marshall Holt, Marcia Holt, Lael Harper, Pat Sitler. Row Two-lohn Leachnian, Frosty Mitchell, Stan Engman, Ed Mullahey, Bill Christensen, Bill Gossett. Row Three- Nancy Kelso, Marcia Dumas, Barbara Duncan, Carole Vogel, Ianice Barclay, Nancy Lighter, Madelon Murray. Row Four--Dick Hooker, Iohn Hcmrahan, Ray Ryden, Marty English, Dick Amend, Sig Nussbaum. Hill GIRLS' CLUB Row One-Carol Breusinq, Sharon Fisher, Phyllis Edwards, Mary Burbank, Nancy Kelso, leanne Iackson, Alice Duslon, Ruth Allen, Iudy Delrlaan, lane Richardson, Charlene Schlosser, Row Two ---Felicia Bolton, Mary Iester, Nancy Berensiein, Barbara Hays, Mariy Scherer, Carol Seid, Diane Staples, Mianne Enyari, Sls Grifiilh, Catherine Kigk. Row Three Nancy Liahier, Mary Mills, Esther l-licks, Sarah Smith, Alice Dalbey, Lael Harper, Iudy Clements, Sally Powell, Ellen Olmsted, Ruth Dav1son.Row Four fMary Hitchen, Ioan Gaskell, Dianne Pliill.ps, Shirley Kininer, Frances Friedman, leri Ioncs, lune Sielnbrenner, Nancy Combs, loan Mishle, Icain Beeis, Jeanne Sterling. Row Fivee- Geraldine Lauierboch, Julie Broqan, Maplene Mahnke, Car- olyn Park, Lu Bae Van Vcorhis, lane Nichols, Marilyn Nelson, Naneiie Cunicn, I:.ie Miller, Drane Davidson, Harriei Willis, BOYS' CLUB Row Onef--Bill Fudge, Bob Warlord, Chuck Rosenbaum, Paul Miller Ge-wa Phillips, R'chard Haun, lim Stanfleler. Row Two--lerry Heriecn, Bob Merillai, lack Hill, Tom Andesoii, Iohii Smith, Ernie Brown, Wayne Dailey, lim Green, Row Three elim Siewair, Bonnie B owi, Nick Dascalos, Gene Adamson, Iohn Swiii, Leonard Oline, Bill Westbercg, Larry Ceda si on Row Four lack Kruse, Mike LaMa1r, Gus lohnson, lay Powell, Sig Nussbaum, Bob Hornaday, Don Bertell, Russell Thurau. lfij BRIDGE CLUB RCW Onef-Margot Sloan, Carol Chandler, lackie Chivers, Charlene Cunningham, Gail Gustafson, Norma Schentzel, leannie Chivers, Arlene Anderson, Row Twoe Sue McBride, Norma Arkrn, ludy Pierce, Marty Scherer, Charlotte Graves, Nancy Combs, Mary Mullen, Nancy Morrison, Indy Maeller, Row Three Lois Gooder, Barbara l-lays, Louise Shtrver, Phyllis Edwards, Leis Vlfrllarns, loan Thompson Marilyn Trout Marv Moc-re, Beth Drlly, Virginia Whrirrrcie. Row Four Nancy Lighter, Sandy lenks, Mary Mills, Norma Robinson, leanne laclcsorr, Mary Burbank, Carol Crenshaw, Barb Duncan, Ellen Olmsted, Anne Fowler. Row Five Darlene Peel, Sally Sloan, Betsy Brooke, Beverly Hensrnq, Annette Wrlbors, Marcia Holt, lulia Broqan, Lael Harper, Norma Stock, Ardrs lohnson. SHARKS CLUB Row One- Mranne Enyart, Catherine Krrk, Linda Morrow, Sue Enyart, Libby Krrrth, Shirley Gregory, Iudi Clements, Terry Warren. Row Twoe -Peqqy Loque, Nancy Schott, Sandra Malcolm, Ian Robinson Ann Hutchrnson, Sally Powell, Sally Sloan, Beverly l-lensmq, Sarah Srnrth, Dranzre Davidson, Alice Dalbey. Row Three- -Dorothy Collins, Fel'cra Bolton, Mary Ann Norman, Dct Kinsey, Martha Marquis, Shirley Pease, Ellen Olmsted, lanlce Dinqman, Zoo Ann Fitch, Eileen Dunn. Ifvhl SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Row One Carole Voqel, lackie Wilson, Kathy laeqor, Gretchen Haines, Carolyn Capesius, Marcia Dumas, ludy Moeller, Terry Vlfrrrren. Row Two--Kathleen Dunleyf lack Bishop, Eu- qene Patterson, Donald Abram, Dave Abram, Bob Srhmied, Annette Wilbois, Alice Dalbey. How Three Ann Goodwin, Ann Becker, Rosemary Kramer, Sandra Be-tz, lanzce Burr, Barbara Greve, ludy Mattern, Marlene McDole, Sis Griffith, Dianne Wilson. Row Four---Martzn Slattery, Bill Berry, lack Steffey, Tom Mills, Bill Friedman, Arny Davidson, Dick Amend, Marshall Holt, Bob Keck, Marty English. IUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Row One Gayle Blumenthal, Darlene Berenstein, Ellen Miller, lane Summerville, Ioan Clements, Kay Palmer, David Reddinqer. How Two lerry Weiner, Pat Dumas, Carcl.ne Dorner, Paula Matheson, Carolyn Paye, Connie Emerson, Stan Skyles. Row Threeefldlank Smith, Rees jones, Sheldon, Rosenleld, Bill Connor, Guinn McBride, Lou Barmish, Mel Lumbard. Row Four - Bo Craddook, Cltiiord Evorett, Dick Haulcmson, lim Orr, Robin Thompson, Dick Lightly, Alan Pearlman, Rodney White. l67l I SENIOR LEADERS Row One--Annalou Ingram, Ieri lones, Mary Helen Montgomery, Marge Merriam, Sue Swarz- man. Row Two,-fShirley Hess, Marlene Mahnke, Diane Bolten, Martha Marquis, Martha West, Mary Mullen, Lois Koester, Ann lNoodard. Row ThreefAlice Larson, Carolyn Park, Elizabeth Robinson, Louise Larirnore, Nancy Risser, Hula Haver, Annette Wilbois, Kathie Van Ginkle. Row Four-Loraine Del-laan, Mary Klinzrnan, Mary Lou lester, Rosemary Kramer, Sally Davis, Sally Sue Chastain, Shirley Kintner, Dorothy Kinsey. IUNIOR LEADERS Row One-Susan Grimes, Barbara Mandelbaum, Tiff Langer, Ann Johnson, Barbara Reed, Iudy lames, Karen Larson. Row Two-- Marilyn Chisholm, Barbara Beisel, Patty Bechtel, loan Thoma, Mary Bradley, Deanna Warren, Sandra Leighton, Miss Anderson. How Three- Pat Dumas, Annabelle Corcoran, ludy Kennelley, Dee Goreham, Elinor Trickey, Sherilyn Benderoff, Linda Carlson, Row' Four--f-Nancy Ootliout, Nancy Needham, Lois Lightly, lanice Fenton, Margaret Vfickard, loyce Baker. l68l GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Row One Mary lo Ftqhtmast-er, lanet lames, Carol Levcy, Barbara Matulet, Ioy Mrtchell, Sharon Turner, Bonnie Bollantyne, lerr lcnes. Row Two' PCIfTlC'lQ Lewis, Shrrley Clark, Iearme Newqaard, Shirlee Nrelsen, Sandra Moore, Pat Hrnteon, Gretchen Merrill, Pot Barnes, lady Moeller, Marqe-ry Murphy. Row Three-lane Richardson, Shirley Moran, Beverly Troutrnan, lon Dee Beers, Dorothy Sulser, Ann Tallan, Charlene Cunmnqharn, lackxe Hampton, Iudy Wiles, Lenore Schwartz, Anne Hendrrckson, Ann Baker, Shrrley Smrth. Row Four Alicke Cackler, lanet Neary, Connle Lystcr, Barbara VVSIDQY, Pat Romano, Norma Cunninrghum, Bonnle Seaboch, Allela Carolus, Athena Franqos, ludy Serbert, Mary Bradley, Florence Souder, Lots Marqy Ofizeld. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Row One Dcn Flndley, Marshall Holt, Davrd Orcutt, Bob llulnne, Bob Keck, Blll Elder. Row Two Blll Hlse, Bob McN:n1ee, lerry Garpnon, Lau Henry, Val Putnam, Carl Adams, HOW Three Paul Streyer, Don Cole, Don Loper, Allyn Axelton, Don Boqenrlt, Row Four- - Franz Henkey, Mox McBrocrn, Bob Bulsmq, lim Hearn, Arny Davrdson, lohn Franqos, I l69l ROOSEVELT CONCERT BAND Flules Martha Eivin, Ruth Voorlns, Manly Hoxze, lonire Peterson, Marilyn Cramer, Mary Eleenor, Mary Ianss, Oboes -Maiilyn Kirkwood, Richard Haun. Bb Clarinets Donna McMulA len, Deryl Iarvts, Lois Gooder, Frank Hush, Cleo Murphy, Noel Smith, Iudy Seibert, David Packer, Ianet Do Pnydt, NJVilliain Pudqe, Shirley Boylan, Elinor TrickCYf lean Nelson, Bill Thompson, Larry Cohen, 'Tommy Phillips, Iacquelyn Knox, Mary Burris, lanet Neary, Peter Winberq, Mary Ellon Oldham, Allelri Carolus, Bob Phillips, Alto Clarinet fRobert Hoxie. Bass Clarinet Sally Rassniussen. Bassoon--Lorence Long. Alto Saxophone -Vera Goodman- son, Paity Parker, Goelqe Goebel, Luanne Bradheld, Doncild Smith. Tenor Saxophcnes--Harold Gauss-rt, lon Sanvcld, Harold Costner. Baritone Saxophone Gary Benner. French Horns A lean Harmon, Vtnginiw Vtldtternifzn, Hzznxnf. Moore, Bill Mack, Connie Gervais, Richard Liddy. Cornets 'Russell Thuran, Ed Pritqhizid, lion Van Vooih.s, Al Vfoods, Bob George, Torn Houvee nuqle, lin: Hoidin, lay Powell, Stanley Shorz, Gary Ludwig, lack Mitchell, Ned Kendall, Iohn Kersey, Dtrvid Bobcrscn, Kenneth Bradley, Don Konnicker. Trombones fEllis Eleenor, loyrfe jones, Paul Nadia, Ose Henderson, Bill George, Sfott Stoiiiler, Don Kirkwood, Bariiones Wayne Dailey, Marlowe Payton, Frank Iones, Basses Goorge Sieenson, Ann Corell, Leonard Tiep, Terry Bakvr. String Bass Diario Human. Timpani and Bells Dale AcAdarn fDru:n Moyorj. Drums Bob Hill, Ed Hanson, Lee Guslor, Duane Sillnnan, Bob Goodwin, lohn Beall, Bill Keck. Maioreites-Indy Eirkins, Connie Hertecn, Shirley Holnivs, leri Iones, Beverly lrnncs, Patty Schultz. Cadet Teachers- Donald Thdgkor, Vtlaltcr Lund. DRIVERS TRAINING l70l ORCHESTRA Violinf Mnrrlyn May, loanne Hyde, loarrn Jones, Marqarot Corcoran, Ann Corell, Allela Carolus Valerre Groves, Torrrrrry Holm. Viola Myrtrlla Fones. Piano Lorerrce Long, String Bass VVrll'arn Elder. Flutes fvfarthrr Ervrn, Ruth Van Vccrlrrs, Clcxrinets l'7eryl lrrrvrs, lac'qrra'lyrg Knox, French Horns lean Harrrron, Connro Gervars, Trumpets fEd Pritchard, Al Woods. Barilonen Torn Hcuvenaqle. Timpani Bob Goodwin, Snare Drum lohn Beall. Cadet Teachers Walter Lund, Donald Thawkor. CONCERT CHORUS Row One ludy M: llez, lr,y lflttclx-'ll, Barbara Hays, Beverly OCorrrrr-ll, Athena Franqos, Pat Hrrrrcn, Barbara 'Werner Slrrrley Rue lionna Vzgrrrr, Gretchen Nlerrrll, Eleanor Carver. Row Two Sylvra l-lorrrser, Claudette Svlrultze, Hornet Bradley, Marge Booth, Annalou lnqrarn, Kay Powers, Bonrrzf- Seaboclr Drone Llarrclr Polly Brown, Bonnre Hulslrrzer, Gwyda lion- howo, Pat Rrzrtirnc, luge Brrkley. Row Three lean Melsberry, Natalre Frxedrrrarr, Ruth Cope, Grow Rcwles, Verrr Marte Cock, lirclcre Herd, Nanry Larsen, Carol Serd, Slrezla Perdue, Mary Mullen, Pat Parker, B'-sity Clayton, Marrlyn Cottrell, Party Canrnaton, Carolrne Brown, Row Four 'Don Frndley, Allyn Axelton, lrrrr Rasrnussen, Marshall Holt, Iirrr Parks, Bob Mr'Nfrrnee, Cfarl Adams, Ecb landees, Kerrh Besley, Lou Henry, lrzrr Peterson, lack Mitrflrell. Row Five-Mfrrrcn lones, lorry Garrrron, Crarq Carrrrlnell, Larry Tilby, Franz Henkel, Arny Dfrvrdscn lelrrr Fr'ana::s, Eclf Kcclc, Max McBrrncrrr, Larry Long. l71l COSTUME CLUB How One f-Bonnie Mclfitrick, Mary Mullen, Marrlyn Klrkwood, Pat Merrill, Elrzabelh Pochter. Row Two--Nan Acheson, Lo Vauu Labertew, Naomi CSIUVES, Glcrla Graham, Priscilla Qualley, Marlha Kirlley, Alma M. Smith, supervlsor, MATH-SCIENCE CLUB Row OneffDouq Sampson, Richard Koesler, C. Vance Smith, Leroy Luudqren, Dave Dailey. Row Two-Ken Klein, Mr. Wxlson, Jack Brown, Hap Kosher. Row Three--V-Gary Seaman, George Ba1ley, Gary Reimer, Bill Berry. C l72l MOVIE USHERS Row One' lim Adelman, Mary Bradley, Ann Baker. Herb Morris, Leonard Tiep. Row Two- Larry Musselman, Ronnie Roth, Larry Cohen, Elliot Brody, Eugene Patterson, Larry Perkins. Row Three Dick Edgerton, David Savage, Sheldon Rosenfeld, Denny Cunningham, Bill Cone nor, leny Chaffee, STAGE AND SOUND Row One Bill Purdy, Bob He-lmiclc, Dick Kambcr, lerry l7os'er Leo I-lenrinqsen Iohn Neu- feld, Steve Bakalyar, Ronald Moore. Row Two Rodney Paqe,LHarlan l1i7alciinqer,'Bob Green, Rickey Fitch, David Fuchs, lerry Pearlman, Fred liisser. Hcw ThreefMr. Hayes, Charles Hemminq, lim Peterson, Bill Hxse, Bob Marken, Bert Helmick, Bill Goodwin, Iohn Schlampp, S S ' - ' Cort lou!-fer, lack Krnqery. Row Four Alan Pearlman, Bob Craddock, George Milligan. , , , ,J l T3 il IUNIOR CHORUS Row Oneff-Yale Iverson, ,lerry Weiner, Ellen Miller, Mary Stevens, Palricia Pierre, LaBeria Linn, Loreiia Grecnwell, Kathryn Kern, Nancy Unqles. How Two--V-Don Oden, Larry Houston, ludd Swarzrnan, Kirk MacKinnon, David Amon, loe Goqnano, David William, Karl Niemann. Row Three-Bette Tomlinson, Marilyn Chisholm, Bobelte lorqensen, Barbara Reed, Sandra Leiqhion, Pal Dumas, Deanna Vfairen, Shirlcy Carper, 'Tiii lfinqer, Susan Grimes. Row Four - Karen Kinney, Karen Larson, Anna lwlfitnier, Drive Orculi, Bob l-lulirne, Frank lanes, Michael Caskey. SCRIBBLERS CLUB Row Onef--Carol Crenshaw, lane Dariner, Charlotte Graves, luslino Fritze. Row Two-eDon Lazere, Mary Mills, Barbara Polls, Barbara Bryant, lane Dovol, Penny Howland. Row Three- - lerry Douglas, Anne Howland, Nancy Liqhler, Iackie Gicr, Ieanne lackson, Sandra Betz. How Four- Sally Sloan, Kalhleen Clifford, Larry Daniels, lohn Elrnan, Byron Rinqlanci, Sam McCracken, Diane Davidson. ,Pav .fw- l74l A 1- . ' COACHES Row One Al Cormlc, .NCIHIKI lifeclccr, Arrlxiu lczlxusmzx. Row Two Guy Miclxenor, Corwin Walden, Claude Snell, Clfuk lvluuqer, lllfnl ,Lind ugnlld ummm: any ill if is fs Q FOOTBALL Row One Marty English, Ifrclc Kintncr, Clxugk Towner, Inn Parks, Rick Sheldon, lock Hill, luck Burnett, Marshall Enqlrbeczla, lohn Haskins, Harold Carpenter, Bvrry Ackerly. Row Twof- Dick Amend, Bill Thoriipsczix, Digk Cole, Bob Snyder, Fred jones, Dick Smith, Iim Foshe, Fred Frye, Lou Henry, Bob Settlexnrryer. Row Three Archie lohnsnn, comchp lolin Smith, lim Meyers, D1ck Cutler, lm-lc Brown, Bill Durlzlcher, Totn Mills, Nick Slrcei, lim Canine, Dun Berrrdsley, Inn Green, limi Ryan Pe-If Vlfpsterqcxrrl, Tom Htckline, Inc Telford, Drk lcnnson, munuqer. BASKETBALL SQUAD Row One Dick Hocknaullx, l?'vn Zirbel, liirgk Brown, Arny Davidson, Ray Ryderl, lO6 Telfllfd- Rcw Two Dirk Smith, Bill l i.edrnc1n, Plnl Mann, Maynard Van Rcckel, Berry Ackerly, lohn Frmnqcs, lolm Muqcge. Row Three Cen,-li Connie, llflunujier Dlck lnlinsziri, lun Canine, lun Myers, lcxglc Siefiey, Dcxvici Kern, Bob Evers, lflancxqer Ross Davis. lT7l t SECOND FOOTBALL TEAM How One Bob Canfield, Richard Reed, Nick Dascolas, Dick Settlemyer, Dave Chance, Larry Filby, lohn Elrnan, Ierry Hopkins, Fred Graef, lerry Bellmer, Bob Keck, Konrad Nusam, Bob Lehman, Neal Seever, Steve Robinson, Pete lanss, Sian Short, Row Two--Bill Mason, water boy, Dick McCornuc, lim Adelman, Sam Plecas, Murry Martin, Gerald Tussmq, lay Ryan, lim McClain, Norman Randalf, Mike Boqnano, lohn Swift, Don Patterson, Bill Unsderier, Iirn Lachner, lohn Murphy, Robin Thompson, Richie Killebrew, lohn Weaver, Phill Groth. Ro-w' Three --'Curtis Baer, Gene Adamson, Greqeroy Brown, Dick Lawrence, Dean Goodnianson, Bob Holsinqer, Rodney White, Clark Keller, David Adamson, Larry Cedarstrom, Bo Craddock, Douie Barnnust, Stanton Skyles, Eufqene Vandalune, Duane Ramsey, Dick Gleasen, Bill Sharreat, Dale Enquist, Dale Peddicore, Wayne Myers, Bob Smith. Row Four-Ross Davis, manager, lerry Vilalther, Don Abram, Russell Thurau, Bill Shocker, Dave Abram, Morry Zuber, Bob Towner, Joe lester, Dick Trierner, Bill Rubari, Bob lonos, Tom Anderson, Tom Hort- man, lim Foote, Cleo Murphy, Dave Orcutt, Gene Phillips, Bob Hicklin, lulian l. Hospodarsky, Bob Curry. SECOND BASKETBALL TEAM Row One Dick Settlemeyer, lim McClain, Gene Vande Lune, Fred Graei, Frank Perowsky. Row Twof-Bob Lehman, Gilbert Kirsberqen, Phil Marquart, Larry Filby, Curtis Baker. Row ThreefCoach Snell, Russell Thurau, Bob Keck, lim Foote, David Hess, Phil Groth, Bob Smith. U31 BASEBALL Row OnefFrosty Mitchell, Bon Zirbel, Pete W'ester:1aard, Loran Brauqht, Fred Graef, Bob Johnson. Row Twof-lerry Herteon, Phrl Mann, Bob Merillct, Karl Hall, lun Green. Row Threen- Norman Randolph, Al Woods, Roy Losell, Dick Bertell, Bob Keck, lun McK1m, Bob Groom, Don Findley, Neill Soeber. Row Four Frank Rusli, Dave Chance, lohn Hanrahan, Steve Stoutter, Phil Eltinq, Bob Schmled, Marshall Enqelbeck, Ken Wiqq, Don Bertell, lim Foshe, Itni Canine, lmfl: Ste-Hey, Norman Hlnes, Chuck Towner, Nick Street. BOYS' SWIMMING TEAM Row One Dick Vfest, Loren Brauqht, Bob Vlartord, lack Kruse, Mike LaMair, Ed Mullahey, Curtis Ellinqson. How Two- Ben Skyles, Dick Amend, Tom Brown, lim McConaChie, Gus Iohnson, Rod Ryan, Ierry Bellnier, George Gregg, Coach Munqer. Row Three- -'Larry Enqman, Dave Evans, lay Ryan, Tom Hoffman, Bryce Alexander, Phil Eliirmq, Bxll Berry, lack Staniord, Bill Cummings. U91 GIRLS' TENNIS HOW One Balb Bopf, Sue? Swlrrzxxmn, Mary 195101. ROW TWO Arlrmlml lnqrrrm, Miss Berkrr, Sl1lI'lE'y' Hvsg, BOYS' TENNIS Row One Larry Codorstrcm, Tcm Adams, Drk Tow, lllli Housor, Lcrry Cohen. Row Two Charles Von Gmke-l, Bobby Byers, Larry Enqmrln, Larry Murray, Elliott Brody. Row Three Icy Powell, Tom Brown, Paul Gelmrxn, lohnrue lulmscn. Row Four Len Tlep, Paul Boscrt, lack Mitchell, Fred Norms, I L80 l GIRLS' GOLF Rcw One -lan Bobmson, Sally Sue Chaslaln, Nancy Kelsc, Marcla Halt, Kaye Frink, lane Miller. Row Two flanet Lammoreaux, Norma Arkin, Beverly l-lensxnq, Pam Hmderks, Nancy Rxsser, Mary Mllls. Row Three-Marilyn Butler, Mary Kay lflfires, Ianlce Burr. BOYS' GOLF TEAM Row One lim Tfleysrs, Clmflc Llgrsrly, Bob Brldqes, Gary '-.'.'e-nclfl, Nwk Dascialcs, Don Plkoulas, hm Snnth, Ed Mullahcy. Row Two Gary Rubm, llm Rasmussen, Jerry Slllllh, B111 Thompson, Roger McLean, Gus Martln, Sian Enqman. Pow Threeff'Tom Urban, lohn Franqos, Bob Sullivan, lchn Muqfgce, jim l-lardm, Cary Ollvcr, l-lc':,',1.Cl Txese-del, lilll CROSS COUNTRY Row One-Gary Seaman, lim l-looqenakker, Frank Rush. Row Two' Larry Feasier, Bill Elder, Dave Marcus, Bob Modlin. TRACK SQUAD Row One-WBob Smith manager, lim Siandfer, Bob Snyder, lohn Smith, Dick Smith, lack Burnett, Bob Warlord, Archie Ionnson, coach, Bob Modlm, Bob Landess, Richard Kraatz, Sheldon Rosenfield. Row Two Roger Winblade, B111 Elder, lohn Swift, Bob Towner, Nick Street, lim Canine, Dick Cole, lim I-Iooqenakker, Lynn Daugherty. Row Three-Barry Ackerly, Greg Brown, Phil Murray, Iohn Hoskins, Tom Hicklm, Chuck Miller, Sig Herzberq, Bill Thomp- son, Ke-iih Beasley, Dick Iohnson, lack Brown, Row Four lim Hawks, Dick Lawrence, lerry Staples, Bill Fitch, Iohu Elxnan, lerry Hopkins, Iini Parks, Don Cole, Dick Liddy, Chuck Kester. Ro-w Five---Bill Hubert, Ralph Whiriiiner, Bob Boyce, Fritz Newsome, Pele Ianss, Dave Chance, Dick Seiilcnieyer, Gordon Vlladsworili leronie Ryan, lack Kiiner, lack Kruse. Row SixfLarry Feaster, Bruce Burger, Curiiss Baker, Craig Campbell, Bill Gardner, Ralph Harley, David White, Mike Boqnanno, lohn Stull. Row Seven Gordon Moore, Larry Filby, Bob Lehmann, Don Beardsley, Dick Nelsen, Gary Reimer, Pete Oth, Gary Seaman, lay Powell. , l82l CHEERLEADERS Row One--Martin Slattery, Ernie Brown. Marshall Holt. Row Two Hob Landess, Dick Tussinig Bob Wofford. L+ IEE Q88 lam ,Q I SMC l F 2 MAN 0050 'l'l'lf R011 llfllll 11 X xxx E861 Y 1 9 5 1 A n n ll- ul PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY I. DONALD ANDERSON, M.D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 855 42nd Street Phone 5-3622 ARCHIE ARKIN, M.D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 712 Equitable Building Office 4-1432 Phone Res. 5-7687 DR. BENNIE DEVINE OSTEOPATH 711 Equitable Bldg. DR. IOHN F. DWIGHT DENTIST 812 Liberty Building Phone 3-8911 DR. E. V. BEAMER DR. C. LAYTON EHRHART Pet Hospital DENTIST Hours 9 to 5 lExcept Wednesdayl 01-Iice phone 5.4594 Phone-O1-tice 7-4082 Home 7-2510 2103 Forest Avenue Des Moines, Iowa 3901 Ingersoll D95 Moines 12- Iowa HAROLD C. BLACK, M.D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 42nd and University Phone 5-1214 RAYMOND A. BURNSIDE. M.D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 610 Equitable Building Phone 3-5625 DR. ROBERT G. CARPER. D.D.S. 619 Savings and Loan Building Des Moines. Iowa Phone 3-6011 Res. Phone 5-5962 DR. CARL L. CROW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 301 Fleming Building Office 3-7361 Res. 4-1719 GEORGE H. FINCH. M.D. 1104 Equitable Building Des Moines. lowa DOUGLAS N. GIBSON, M.D. Orthopedic Surgery and Fractures 822 Equitable Building DR. GEORGE W. GLANN DENTIST Phone 7-5425 1818 Beaver Avenue Des Moines. Iowa LOUIS GOLDBERG. M.D. 936 Des Moines Building Office Phone 3-1553 Res. Phone 7-1428 87 R 0 0 s 0 17 e l t R 0 u ll fl u p PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY DR. CHARLES H. HENSHAW DR- M- I- I-UTZ D. D, S. DENTIST 1016 Equitable Building 808 B. T. Bldg. Phone 4-5924 Phone 3-6311 IAMES S. HOFFER, D.D.S. Practice Limited to Orthodontic: 1113 Equitable Building H. C. MORROW, D.D.S. Practice Limited to ORTI-IODONTICS 1009 Equitable Building Telephone 3-2654 G. W. KAUFMAN, D.D.S. A. M. MARIS, D.D.S. ORAL SURGEONS Suite 916-17 Equitable Building DES MOINES 9, IOWA IOHN C. PARSONS, M.D. 1223 Bankers Trust Building Telephone 4-6717 Des Moines, Iowa DR, C, H, KOLL FREDERICK F. PEEL, D.D.S. VETERINARIAN Dial 5-0606 1143 42nd Street 525 17th Street Phone 3-3297 Des Moines, Iowa DR. W. A. LANPHERE DR. ROBERT E. OPHEIM DR. P. R. RICHARDSON Practice Limited to Extmctions DENTIST and X-Hay 1108 Equitable Bldg. De-s Moines 9. Iowa 2655 Beaver Avenue Phone 7-3551 Office: 4-3432 Residence: Call Iniormation Drs. Lovejoy, Thompson, Bond, and Klocksiem 819 Equitable Bldg. Pravlive Limited DR. STEWART E. REED PODIATRIST 423-426 Kresge Bldg. Des Moines, Iowa DR. C. E. SEASTRAND I0 OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Aneslhesiolggy ms Equitable Bldg. Des Moines. Iowa ' Phones-Office 4-4354 Residence ez-zsss vt ga l in jfiig i' he ii f fi' ,jg lust one more hour Whenever daughter's beau calls, He greets her with a kiss, And when they sit together, Theysitupcloselikethis. Why do we dub a city her or she? Because she has outskirts. Why is a woman's beauty like a dol- lar bill? Because when once changed it soon goes. I wish I were a minute, So I could sit in class, And I wouldn't have to worry As to whether I would pass. Famous Last Words The shaft doors are open. I'll just peek in and see if the elevator's com- ing. This one must be the break. .-R- The sofa held its burden, The shades were pulled just so. The The family had retired, parlor lights burned low. Then came a sound from the sofa, The clock was striking two, The senior slammed his textbook With a thankful, t'Wel1, I'm through! I 8 9 Definitions Flirt: A woman who believes that it's every man for herself. Child's definition: An adult is one who has stopped growing except in the middle. Seasickness: Traveling across the ocean by rail. -R- She sat on the bridge in the moonlight And tickled his face with her toes, For she was a lovely mosquito, And the bridge was the bridge of his nose. -R- No one agrees with other people's opinions, he merely agrees with his own opinions expressed by somebody else. -I- Say it with flowers, say it with sweets, Say it with kisses, say it with eats, Say it with jewelry, say it with drinks, But always remember, don't say it with ink. Ken Bradley: One mouse trap please, and hurry, I have to catch a bus. Larry Johnson: Sorry, our traps don't come that big. l R 0 n s 1: U e l t R 0 u n du p PITTSBURGH PAINTS AND GLASS NOTIONS - TOYS IINEILL IEAHDWAHE Quality Porlrails icftdfl. Photographer Styled Esperially for You gf CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES of 1951 fm, MGTOR SUPPLY CC. 13 13,1 315 L Qcus , Mm, low.. Distributor of Automotive Parts and Equipment P901 fgfx 1 5 1 4,4 11, n ll, a l GRADUATION FOOTWEAR For Young Men and Young Women FIELD SHOE COMPANY 710 Walnut Street IEFF'S GRILL Good Food Courteous Service 2806 University Avenue Roses are red, Cabbage is green. My face is funny, But yours is a scream! -R... Experience is a fine teacher, it's true, But here's what makes me burn: Experience is always teaching me Things I'd rather not learn. As the nreny SHE when she backed into the lawn mower, Delighted, no end, -R- What ilowers do we see all year long? Tulips. Which is the smallest bridge in the world? The bridge of your nose. When may a chair be said to dislike you? When it can't bear you. Why is B like a hot fire? Be- cause it makes oil boil. -..- Our lips almost mete- It had been too fast is it it For my heart held doubts What about your past? So I held you off And I gave you upg You had lipstick stains, Little coffee cup. Compliments of DES MOINES WASTE PAPER COMPANY Eighth and Elm Phone 4-2422 ARROW DRUG STORE M. A. Brennan-A. L. Messerschmidt Polk Boulevard cmd University Avenue Des Moines, Iowa ualit 'FWZ' A You Can -fl Taste ! , Q - I 4 X N Z 'l lillmfi , l 3 X - SERVE - tm , ll Augnnsou-Efnlcuson f ul aft? Mffncfi Phone 6-3172 911 CONGRATULATIONS And Best Wishes for Your Future From TE D C UT L E R P L U M B IN G 613 Keo Way x, gx,g,5,3f5,fQ ,-5,sf5,5f-5,-5 1951 Annua I explained that tWice! For Real Estate Call CHAMBERLAIN KIRK 8: 00. Complete Real Estate Service 0 Homes 0 Apartments 0 Business Property 0 Management 507 9th Street 4-9156 GRAND GOLF SCHOOL Lessons by Appointments PAUL SHEPHERD, Prop. 6222 Grand Ave. Phone 7-6916 De Soto Plymouth HUMMEL BROTHERS Incorporated 2822 Beaver Ave. Phone 5-1179 the talk of the town our 1UNIOR FASHION LANE Norman Cassiday 720 Walnut 93 If 0 0 s e U e l If R 0 u n fl u p 13, CAPITAL CITY CUMMEHCIIIL CULLEEE 3001 Grand Avenue Telephone 3-3189 Des Moines 12. Iowa BEETS SUPER VALU STORE CHARLES BEETS, owner A Home-Owned Store With Low Prices Every Day 2400 University Avenue Phone 7-4497 Greetings To The C1ass of 1951 WOLTZ STUDIO 420 Ninth Street Phone 4-010 9 CRISPIN DRUG COMPANY Fine Photographs 31 Years oi Reliable Drug service ROBERTA BUSHNELL 4914 Grand Avenue Phone 7-196 Cor. 22nd and Cottage Grove Avenue Phone 4-2237 Des Moines, Iowa 5 Congralululions To Seniors DES MOINES STILL COLLEGE of Osteopathy and Surgery AMERICAN BUS DEPOT AMERICAN BUSLIN ES Friendly Bus Service Everywhere 200 Sixth Avenue Phone 3-3126 I94I fxfgrgfx,-5,5 ,-Xfg,-5fiJi,'5,5f5fq 1 9 5 1 Annu Yecr, rcrh rcrh, team!! Congratulations Class of 1951 PHILCC THE LEADER IN EVERY CLASS TELEVISION - REFRIGERATORS FREEZERS - RADIOS - RANGES The RQYCRAFT l0WA Co. Wholesale Distributors I95I or 1 v L ll K u n 11 Il ll This is the twenty-first issue of . . . The Roundup Prim-11 and B .,f. ml by WALLACE-HGMESTEAD CCMPANY 6,h.l2'l.f.Q!lA, and Mhdefza, 1912 Grand Avenue Phone 3-6181 Th k f 'll I Past Hu 'ss . . . C Ag, N t Y 1961 -X 'fi Journalism Expressions Dick Brown: I-Io, ho, that's rich! Marilyn Nelson: Oh, that's very good! Janice Lair: Well, heck fire. Arnie Wolfe: What? Barbara Nichols: Well, I guess! Joan Mishler: Well, I've hid it. Jo Watkins: He, he, he, he, I'll never tell. Nanette Cunion: How tway. Barbara Greve: Stan, quit that. Lael Harper and Marcia Holt: That wasn't our fault. Marshall Holt: Sorry, Mr. Haley, I lost my head. Nancy Kelso: Mr. Haley! ! ! Ray Ryden: Mr. Haley, make my assistant do his work. Frosty Mitchell: That's good, even though I didn't write it. John Mugge: What kind of sweat- ers are very popular with young men? Ben Skyles: Sweaters with girls in them! -R- She: I'm making a new dress but my heart just isn't in it. He: Rather low, isn't it? 1951 Annual When a boy breaks a date he usu- ally has to. When a girl breaks a date, she usu- ally has two, too. s-R.. He: That's a pretty dress you have on. She: Thank you. I wear it to teas. He: Who? ..R- What is that which everybody has seen but will never see again? Yes- terday. .-R, What's another name for a chloro- formed rabbit? An ether bunny. Mary had a little lamb. The doctor fainted ! 1R- s Been Said know how to say noth- of us know when. the rabbit's foot if you will, but remember it didn't work for the rabbit. About the time you think you can make ends meet, somebody moves the ends. If you're content to sit back and watch the world go by, it will. Worry is like a rocking chair: it will give you something to do, but it won't get you anywhere. It' Most of us ing: but few Depend on . . and they lived happily ever after sw Sw . . , .,,a,....,,c, R 0 0 s rf L' 11 l I It 0 u n 1111 p Ax X wig yd, the, Jaw ma 905-907 Locust Street Phone 2-8397 THE FIRST MILESTONE Your graduation from high school marks the first real milestone in your trip through life and we send our sincere congratulations. The Equitable Life of Iowa offers many opportunities to those of you who wish to begin a business career. We invite you to write or stop in at our personnel office for further information. EOUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF IOWA 1317 Equitable Building - Des Moines Always Ask For TONE'S PRESSURE PACK CCFFEE IT'S FRESHER WITH PRESSURE I93l 1 9 5 l A ll n ll a l l99l Roosevelt Roundup x, x, x, 'x, x, x DES MOINES TRANSFER 61 STORAGE CO. 810 Tuttle Street Phone 3-5223 POOL CAR DISTRIBUTION - FURNITURE MOVING CITY DELIVERY - PACKING Agent: North American Van Lines I C AND H HOME SERVICE Lealler In Healing 230 Third Street Phone 4-3118 BREUSING DRUG CO. Filling Prescriptions Is Our Business 4803 Grand Avenue Bill Westburg: Did you hear about the guy who died from drinking shel- lac ? Dave Ward: Nog what happened ? Education will broaden a narrow mind, but there is no cure for a big head. Larry Ferger: I saw you the other day at the corner of Fifth and Locust winking at the girls. Norman Hines: I Wasn't winking. That's a Windy corner, and something got in my eye. Larry Ferger: She got in your car, too. EHEENWUUII MKT. Bill Westburg: He had a wonder- ful finish. Meats FR- Vegetables Fruit Mr. Irwin: What is the most out- Groceries standing contribution chemistry has made t0 the W0f1dT ' 4801 Grand Ave. Phone 7-4411 Dave Ward: Blondes, Compliments of '-si-r- C- GEN'1'LE1v1EN's omnnsiussnn APPAREL z:.i5,. .,.s.. - 808 Walnut Street I 1001 Stand up and cheer . . PRODUCERS OF s E E n CORN THANK ROOSEVELT STUDENTS For Help in Detasseling Pioneer Hybrid Seed Fields Every Summer PIONEER HI-BRED CORN CO. Breeding Farms - Johnston, Iowa I I R o 0 s 0 U e I t R 0 u ll ll u p MILL'S RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE 4205 Chamberlain Avenue Roosevelt Shopping Center ' I Des Moines, Iowa Say It Wim F owers 68 Years of Service and Savings - 1883-1951 For property insurance against TORNADO and WIND, insure with the IOWA MUTUAL TORNADO INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. For insurance against FIRE and LIGHTNING, insure with the over 150 COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE AND LIGHTNING INSURANCE ASSOCIATIONS in all counties in Iowa. IOWA MUTUAL TORNADO INSURANCE ASSOCIATION Fifth Floor. Hubbell Building Des Moines 8. Iowa Your Life Work Compliments Best Wishes BROADEN YOUR T R I P L E Knowledge of Iobs PAINT AND TOY Assisi' You IN Selecting Your Life Work Toys the Year ,Roundu Tenth and Grand GUIDANCE FILMS Phone 4-3155 Incorporated DES MOINES. IOWA I 102' xxxxxxxxxxx ? X , 1951 flllllllfll 'Q 1 Lights, Camera, Action! + is our GRADE with the leading insurance company rating authority ALFRED M. BEST COMPANY NEW YORK, N. Y. TOWN MUTUAL DWELLING INSURANCE co. LESTER T. IONES. President Hubbell Bldg. Des Moines, Iowa PATTERSON BARBER SHOP 6575 University Avenue UPTOWN BAKERY Our Specialty ROLLS, PIES, CAKES, PASTRIES With A Homemade Favor 4130 University Avenue Phone 5-7117 We Appreciate Your Patronage WARD PHARMACY 3510 University Avenue I 103 ,I If o 0 s ff U 0 ll K 0 u n ll u p X, X X,x X,X JOHN DEERE DES MOINES WORKS nes MOINES, lowA MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY FARM IMPLEMENTS QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT I 30Y5Ni DEERE- L 104 J xxx!'sfsfsfxfxfxfsfxfsfsfsfxfx-fsfsfa- 1 9 5 1 A n n u U, I Hold 'er Newt! I V DRAKE UNIVERSITY fers opportunities for study in nine colleges: liberal arts, fine arts, education, business administration, p h a r m a cy, law, graduate, community, and Bible. Enrolled this year are students from 98 Iowa 3 1 counties, 44 states, and I3 E foreign countries. Founded in 1881, Drake of- l or complete information, visit the campus or write: ADMISSIONS CUUNSELORS, DRAKE UNIVERSITY Des Moines l105l oosavell Roundup Congratulations, Seniors NEWHOUSE PAPER CU. Distributors ll ' ' ll Bnficn, 671un.fuzq. Wapnfw, 1912 Grand Avenue Des Moines. Iowa Congratulations! To The Senior Class of 1951 dgwkay, fucking, fn. Congratulations To The Graduating Class jim '7I.Qw ' The Place To Go For The Names You Know 11061 1951 Ann fx,-x,y,-5,-5.-'x,3,f5,fQ,xf5,'x -gf-xfx. DIY GIRL OR THE OBJECT OF MY CONFESSIONS I was standing in a drug store when SHE glided in fthe iioor had just been waxedy. As I saw her lights flashed in my head and I heard buzzing. Then somebody shut off the pinball ma- chine .... She was gorgeous and was all mine . . . every acre of her. She weighed 250 pounds and had three of the nicest figures you'd ever want to see . . . but I didn't care. I worshipped the ground her father struck oil on! Her eyes were deep blue but I couldn't see the fascination they held for each other .... She was so cross- eyed when she cried the tears ran down her back. I asked her for a date and immedi- ately she accepted. We went dancing and in an instant she was on my feet. . . . It was heavenly dancing with her out on the fioor lshe shouldn't have had that last drinkl. After the dance I took her out for something to eat. She said she wasn't hungry but that was the first time I ever saw sparks fly from a knife and fork .... When we finished eating I took her home in my car. It's a '47 coupe . . . with the sales tax it comes to 34750. It is the only car I ever saw that was held together by the paint job. But that was the last time I dated her because I've found out a few things about her .... She's so fickle she's been on more laps than a napkin. If I ever write to her I'll start my let- ter with: Dear sweetheart and gen- tlemen of the jury. INGRAM'S 2407 University 0,Brien,s Colors of 1951 New, different. better-Pen-chrome wood finishes, Art supplies lla Congratulations to Roose vel! Graduates from DES MOINES RUBBER STAMP WORKS 50 Years on Fifth Best Wishes to Graduates from The Makers of Dairy Maid Candy Bars NUHTHWEBTEHN EANIJY EUMPANY Compliments of of DES MDI ES H ILW Y IIIJ. L 107 1 Roosevelt Roundup Complete Optical Service at SERVICE OPTICAL Eighth and Locust Streets Third and Locust Streets fxfgfx fx fgfxfxfgfg We Congratulate the Students of Roosevelt High School 0 We are headquarters for all harness and saddle equipment for your horses. 9 THE BOYT COMPANY Third and New York Avenue Des Moines Compliments of MERCHANTS TRANSFER 8: STORAGE CO. Agent Allied Van Lines, Inc. 0 Long Distance Moving 0 Local Moving o Shipping o Storage No. 2--9th Street No. 2-10th Street H. D. LIDDLE DAVID M. LIDDLE 4 - 2 1 2 3 DES MOINES I 103 -g,x,5,3f:X,5,-gf 1951 fllllll la Ummmm Good! ll Pays At CANADY'S FOR ALL YOUR Complete Auto Service 42nd and University Phone 5-9922 FOOD NEEDS IN ONE STOP- PAYLESS SPORTING GOODS GIFTS - TOYS Shgp Qt Nationally Known Brands 717 Grand Avenue Phone 2-4387 RAY'S UPTOWN DRUG M AT U l E F' S RAY P. SCHEKEL, R.Ph. Foriy-second and University ROOSEVELT SHOPPING CENTER 904 Forty-second Street Your Friendly Drug Store BARR'S BICYCLE SHOP Bicycles and Bicycle Repairs 713-715 Grand Avenue Phone 4-5825 I9 rl Roosevelt Roundup X,x Compliments of NUTTALL-SHROYER BEAVERDALE PHARMACY POPE'S BARBER SHOP MILTON A. DUSHKIN, M.D. Und 211-212 Bankers Trust Building BEAUTY PARLOR office Phone 4-2471 3509 Ingersoll Avenue Phone 5-7439 Residence Phone 74311 NEAL BRADY Congrfagtiations DRUGS Ross LORENZ DANCE sTUD1o 3031 Ingersoll Avenue Phone 5-2157 942 42nd sheet Phone 5-6522 S1VIITTY'S D0-N UT SHOP 19th and Keo ik Where Each Customer Becomes A Friend 75? 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A , V f ff -rr GRAND hm, V1 iz,-N M' 4 , wg.: '.,' ,Q W V, ' my . 1' 'N , ...ff ,ff ' Wane! 4071171 f K AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, OF DES MOINES Ccruqht in the act ?lII4' Roosevelt Roundup X f javtz-way GROCERY AND MARKET Congratulations to Seniors 2659 Beaver Avenue Phone 5-2413 L 6 L FOOD MARKET Quality Foods At Low Prices Member of Better Buy Stores 4347 Hickman Road You are judged by your appearance HAVE: YOUR HAIR cU'r Tomm HARMON BARBER ARMSTRONG TIRES MID-coN'rINEN'r DIST. coma 811 Keo Way Phone 4-7222 IOHNNIE AND KAY'S Aeross from Airport LLOYD'S UPTOWN BARBER SHOP Conveniently Located at Forty-second and University HOME F ASHIONS The latest cmd best in good furnishings ct moderate prices BURKE FURNITURE 4041 Urbcmdcxle Compliments of Mid Town Motors Inc. 14th and Locust Lincoln - Mercury SALES 6. 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Hairpins. Fraternity pins. Diamond pins. Clothes pins. Rolling pins. 4- A Kiss en might be classi- To a young girl-f-it's faith. To a married Woman-it's hope. Say If With Flowers I. S. WILSON FLORAL CO. 2809 Ingersoll Avenue Phone 3-3124 To an old maidf-it's charity. -R- . It's easy to talk your head off in Prompt Delivery Russia. BH IIE IIIQIBBS FURNITURE llll. 3612 Second Avenue Distinctive Furniture Moderately Priced ll 115 Roosvvelt Roundup , 3,5,x,-5 53 LUMBER For Every Need Sherwin-Williams and Formanite Paints Complete Line oi Hardware and Garden Equipment IENSEN - DUNN COMPANY Des Moines' Oldest Ford Dealer 14th and Grand Phone 4-6111 Architectural Woodwork by Curtis Why Not Visit . . . CO. FOR GIFTS OF DISTINCTION 3 Locations to Serve You 4120 University Avenue Phone 7-3162 Des Moines West 521355 Des lfoines New and Used Textbooks, Student Supplie 6 5 '4 45 DRAKE Book Excl-IANGI-: Beaver 200 4th St. Iohnslon DES MOINES 7.5220 SCHOOL SUPPLY 1173 25th Street CUNNINGHAM STANDARD SERVICE 29th and University Tires. Accessories, Batteries ,5'.91u6 f LU Ulf ' S thi if :FS V , Ii Q X - X fx ,7 Eezwze Bmaclf 606 locust St. Equitable Bldg. Illfxl Rugs - Carpets Linoleum Window Shades Venetian Blinds HOME CARPET AND LINOLEUM CO. Vtlalter Leniton 4702 University Avenue Telephone 7-7892 Des Moines ll. Iowa 1 1 51111111 Too momy cooks . . General Electric compffmems A lictnces PP BRADY Mo'roRs DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH AUTOMOBILES BAHNETTS FUHNITUHE 409-411 Walnut High Quality Used Cars Home of Heller Values 1210 Locust Sffee' I BRICKS 0 CEMENT 0 READY-MIXED CONCRETE 0 DRAIN TILE J. C. WHITE CONCRETE COMPANY Building Maferials 330 S.W. 7th Des Moines 9, Iowa Phone 4-3161 0 METAL LATH 0 PLASTER 0 REFRACTORIES 0 SAND 0 GRAVEL IIITI R o o s o ll -3 l t R o u n d u p TED'S SUPER MARKET Our Customers Are Our Frienllsn 6601 University Avenue Des Moines. Iowa Phone 7-8963 AMEND 6: SONS INC. C. Congratulations Class of 1951 URQUHARTS Art Stationery Press Greeting Cards - Stationery 1168 24th Street BUDD'S SUPER VALU STORE 6579 University Avenue Des Moines. Iowa I I A Congratulations to Seniors ALLEN AND COMPANY Certified Public Accountants 708 Hubbell Bldg. Des Moines. lowa Compliments of M GM The Finest in Recorded Music Congratulations to Seniors Florist Supply Inc. Belore you start on your vacation trip, let us correct your driving troubles HAYS AXLE SERVICE Complete Wheel Alignment Scientific Correction Frames, Axles, Wheels Straightened Wheels Balanced on Car 419 E. 5th St. Dial 8-0400 l1l8j xxxxxxx I 951 fl n n ll L1193 Roosovvlt Roundup IX, Swv now REMEMBER aan, mme , 6 h Reed s wit gwum MM Ice Cream at EOR EVERY umm: FEDERAL SPECIAL SAVINGS AND LoAN ASSOCIATION OCCASION FRIEDMAN MCDTORS, INC. Chrysler Plymouth Sales and Service Always a Large Stock of New and Used Cars 219 East Grand Avenue Phone 4-5205 Compliments of GENERAL BUILDERS, INC. Dist ributors of ALSIDE ALUMINUM SIDING 1200 Sixth Avenue Phone 8-0229 xxx Working horrd in Iourncxlism I A Salute to Roosevelt High cz fine school and cz fine body of young men cmd women of which cxll Des Moinesis proud COLONIAL BAKING COMPANY I. H. GHHIST, President VARSITY CLEANERS 2416 University Phone 7-1313 Suits Pressed While U Wait Free Pick-up and Delivery HARDER PHARMACY Ethical Prescription Service 68th and University Phone 5-4884 STANLEY HARDWARE R. C. A. Television 4715 University Phone 5-2179 ELIZABETH WERBLOSKY Danring 1225 44th Phone 5-4013 XXXX 1951 -Innual eu'll enjoy e eredith eereer A delicious noontime meal in pleasant surroundings is only one of the many advantages that the Meredith Publishing Company has to offer you. Lunchtime is a real occasion in the Meredith cafeteria. High school students who begin their careers at Mereditlls have other important I accident insurance, excellent working lenelits, too. There is free health and conditions, anal a five-day week. Young women have opportunities for in- teresting clerical jobs which are impor- tant to Meredith magazinesiSuccessfnl Farming and Better Homes 8: Gardens. jobs that require training and skill in the printing crafts mean lifetime careers for young men. Whatever your preference, contact our Personnel Department Iorluy. A visit with us will help you solve your inrlivirluul career problem -and start you on the rnrul to success. Meredith Pulblislling Company l7l6 Intuit St Defi Moines '35, Iowa ,X X 3 xx5.xxfx.x.xx x Making the Deadline Get ready! Set! Go! And with these final instructions from Master Haley, the Roosevelt journalism staff dash to get the Roundup folded and delivered on schedule. Frosty Mitchell gr'umpily issues out twenty-pound stacks of disorganized pages which each student must know how to assemble to make the final product, the Roundup. Barb Bopf crawls in on her stomach at 8:25, stating, Gosh, I'm sorry, Mr. Haley. My mom forgot to call me on time. In the corner of the room we find .Ioan Mishler with her eyelids propped up by toothpicks to prevent her from going back to sleep. The morning progresses and Nancy Lighter comes through with her nev- er fail expression, You know, this is the best paper we've ever put out. Marty English and John Leachman glance at their mailing list and beg Mr. Haley on their fallen knees to please let them refrain from attending any classes all day. Also on bended knees are Barbara Greve and Carole Xxlxfxx 1951 finnual Vogel, pleading for an advertising as- signment. The hands of the clock speedily reach 8:50 and each loyal student gal- lops down the stairs, toting a bale of papers which are to be distributed in the homerooms. After much toil and wasted sweat, the workers, still full of energy and life, stagger off to class, their clothing covered with newsprint. VVhat VVOuld You Do If You VVere a Girl? Don Wood: I'd be an actress, and if I were a boy, I'd be an actor. Arnie Wolfe: I'd change my name. Jerry Clarke: I'd kill myself. Mr. Haley: In my position, I couldn't tell you what I'd do if I were a girl. -R- Definitions Football season: The only time of the year when a man can walk down the street with a blonde on one arm and a blanket on the other without encountering raised eyebrows. Modern bathing suit: Two bandan- nas and a worried look. The Roundup staff at ploy I 123 fl Roosevelt Roundup 3. X x,i,Q,5,3,5 I a's Oldest lewelry St For Velvety Goodness Ask For 1 8 6 5 VELVA-D Graduation Gifts WATCHES - DIAMONDS IEWELRY f SILVER CLASS RINGS AND PINS Convenient Terms When Desired Plumb Iewelery Store Walnut at Sixth Des Moines The Milk That Tastes Better NIDRTHLAND MILK C0. 3-3201 9 '5 ,x 46 Yours For A Brighter Future Reddy Kilowatt Your Electric Servant IOWA POWER 6. LIGHT CO. H gg 1 r I9 xxfgfxfsf-x'fs,x,5 1 9 5 1 A-af yl n U a I J M f Line forms to the right COMPLIMENTS OF Pittsburgh- Des Moines Steel Company Phone 3-3261 1015 Tuttle St. DES MOINES, IOWA Il23i R 0 0 s 0 v 0 l t R 0 u n 11 u p QOQQ?8QQK5 ??aX'4?i QQV?Q?3v'i'A' ?3i? Boing, away, In jchon . If so, you will want insurance on your clothes, luggage, sports equipment, camera and other valuable personal belongings. Let us explain how our modern new Personal Property Floater policy insures you against practically all risks, including traveling hazards. Iust phone 3-5225. There is no obligation, of course. FIRE INLAND MARINE WIND MILL UW EHS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Home Office 2015 Grand Avenue ORGANIZED 1875 Over One Billion Insuranre In Force I 126 I 1951 Annual For Real Service DICK'S STANDARD SERVICE 42nd and Crocker Phone 5-9964 At what time of day was Adam born? A little before Eve. What evidence have we that Adam had a bad temper? Because he raised Cain. What was Joan of Arc made of? Maid of Orleans. Who may be said to have the largest family in the world? George Washington, for he was fa- ther of his country. What would happen if a colored waiter dropped a platter with a turkey on it? The humiliation of Africa, the fall of Turkey, the destruction of China, and the overflow of Greece. Which one of the United States is the largest and most popular? The state of matrimony. What is the difference between the North and South Pole? All the difference in the world. Which is swifter, heat or cold? Heat, because you can catch cold. O W E N C R I S T AUTO BODY SERVICE rv , P ,I f , ,Q qi .'-v...-,. 1 tha fw 4 J? rn it ax ,tl , wg vt er Mvzqq, 9 1. , Mg, g , 2' , ' ? 1 0 ' ,. , 1 ' . ,, .5 4, .- Y BODY REBUILDING render work-Frame and Ax: Ang me-ne naming-on -'r wi.-g-uph I 1 1 , Koo Way Bhd 14th Pl Ph 4-S259 How many wives is a man entitled to by the English prayer book? Sixteen: Four richer, four poorer, four better, four worse. Why is a lover like a knocker? Because he is bound to a-dore. Why is the letter R indispensable to friendship ? Because without it your friends be- come fiends. What tricks are most common among New York policemen? Patricks. Why is a dog biting his tail a good manager? Because he makes both ends meet. ll27l liousvzvvll Roundup A Toasf To Your Healfh and Happiness ,?Ll0,0'l.Qd jim jlavm, UNGLES BAKING COMPANY Since 1900 fl28I fl ll U iw li 129 J 0 0 s 0 11 1' I t K 0 u ll 11 u p X ,, . ,, Y XY . 4 E CAPITAL CITY PRINTING PLATE CO. ir Photo fnqzlavnfza, 11 Jim Roundup, uk Complete Printing Plate Service PHOT0-ENGRAVING ELECTBOTYPING STEHEOTYPING NEWSPAPER MATS . DESIGNING i' 1912 Grand Avenue DES MOINES. IOWA L130j WWW O6 4555 F Z f 575' W7 WWQGDMP f M Wwqumlunbmumf- MHWPJKFLVSQANW 5 1 Y i 3 r ,, wi N3 L