Sac City High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Sac City, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1949 volume:

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Editor-in-Chief DIA N IRWIN Managing Editors MARILYN PAT'r1eRsoN EVERETT LOVRIEN Glaoncla HlI.l, Page Four Business Manager WENDELL BODY Assistant Business Managers PAUL SCHULTZ NORMA NELSON MARGARET Hon? ESTHER ARNDT The future secretary to the manager of the Ajax Paper Clip Company Chieftain Staff, 45 Girls' Intramurals, I, 2, 3, Commercial Club, 3, 4g F. H. A., I, 2, 3, 4: Librarians, lg Pep Club, 2. Lottttatrsm Ausnoitist The future Assistant Secretary of Agriculture. fLook who's the Secretaryj D. A. R. History Award 35 Commercial Club 3, 4, President 4: F. H. A. l, 2, 3: Vice President 25 Girls' Glee Club 2, Ves- per Choir 2: Sentinel Staff Typist 3g Li- brarians 25 Chieftain Staff 4. Wtuas Btzacit As a typical '49er we predict a future gold-digger here. Per- haps in California even. Football I, 2, 3, 4, l.etter l, 3, 4g Intra- murals 3g Basketball 3, 45 F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club Z, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus l, Z, 3, 4: Concert Band l, 2, 3, 43 Marching Band l, Z, 3, 45 Opcretlil 3. 42 Brass Quintet 43 Brass Sextet 2, 3: Bari- tone Solo 2, 3, 4. HOWARD Blick A future-yes, but in faraway places. Perhaps mining with Beach. Football 2, 3, 4, Letter 4, Basketball 3, 4: Boys' Intramurals 35 F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Projectors 2, 3, 4: Dolphin Club 4, Boys Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Vespcr Choir 2, 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 Vocal Solo 4. Lawittwcta Bt11NTsoN He should go far in big business-taking long shots on the stock market. F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 43 Cross Country 33 Boys' Glee Club 2: Work Experience 4. SENICDRS President Richard Vreeland A future drum major with the Scottish Highlanders. Dick has been a leader throughout high school in vocal music, band, dramatics, and athletics. This is his second year as a class executive. Class Vice-President 2, Presi- dent 4: Thespians 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 33 Boys' lntramuralv 3, 43 Football 4: Track Z, 3, 4: Baseball 2: Life Saving I, Boys' Glce Club 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Vcsper Choir 2, 3, 44 Marching lland I, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major Z, 3, -ig Concert Hand l. 2, 3: All State Chorus 4: Operetta 3, 45 All School Play 2: One Act Plat' 2: NVNAX Forum 33 lioys' Quartet 1, 43 Xladrigal 43 Mixed Quartet 4: Saxaphone Quartet 25 Carnival King 4: Carnival Attendant 2, 3. Vice-President Everett Lovrien A future Director of the Drivers, License Divi- sion of the Iowa De- ,partment of Public, Safety. Everett has been especially outstanding in s t u den t government, d 1' a m a tics, journalism, and athletics -in other words, just about everything!! Student Council I, 2, Vice-President Z: Class Vice President -lg Thespians 3, 4, President 4: Sentinel Staff 43 Chieftain Staff, Managing Fditor 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Letter I, Z, 3, 4, Bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Life Saving I, Dolphin Club lg Boys' Glee Club Z, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Vesper Choir 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 2, Treasurer 23 Operetta 3, 4: Stage Crews 3, 4: All School Play, 3, 4, -Iunior Class Play 3, lowa City Play Festival 43 XVNAX Forum 3: All Conference Football Team 4g Mayor for a Day Mayor 2. Page Six l-liuuu' Busr E N R ! 5 A future Secretary of Agriculture. Secretary Bonnie Haradon Future Powers Model The school's pride and beauty, cheerleader, athlete- and she even helped write this annual. Student Council 2: Class Secretary 4: Cheerleader 4: Sentinel Staff 2, 3, 4: Chieftain Staff 4: Intramurals 3, 4: Commercial C'uh 3, 4, Reporter 4: F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2: Pep Club 2: G. A. A. 3, 4: Girls' Glue Club 2: Vesper Choir 23 Car- nival Attendant 3: Dolphin Queen 3: Homecoming Atten- dant 33 Homecoming Queen 4. Treasurer Arlene Paul Secretary to the mana- ger of the French Frankfurter Company Her behind the scene's work on the Sentinel and the Chieftain helped the editors meet many deadlines. She is the only class officer in the Nation- al Honor Society. Class Treasurer 4: Class Reporter 2: Vfork lixperience 4: fien- tinel Staff Z, 3, 4, Assistant Copy liditor 4, Typist 3: Chieftain Staff, Typist 4: F. H. A. I, 3, 4, Historian 4: Librarian's Club I: Pep Club 2: G. A. A. 3, 4: Girls' Glue Club 2: Vesper choir 2: Stage Crews 2: National Honor Society 4. Pa ge Seven lf. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, President 3: Football I, Z, 3, Letter I: liasltetball I: Boys' ln- tramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Projectors l, 2, 3, 4: Vesper Choir 2: Boys' Glee Club 2. RICHARD Cixi-'i 1iix'i'Y A future Chief Forester-in the Western Division. lfoo.ball I, 2, 3, 4, Letter 4: Boys' Intra- murals 3: Basketball I, 2, 3: Track 2: Life Saving I: Projectors 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 43 Boys' Glee Club I, Z, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Vesper Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Operetta 3, 4: Vocal Solo 3: Boys' Octet 4. Rowena Czxsia The next president of the Case National Bank. I'.iwketIw1iII l: llaseball Z: l.il'e Saving 2, 3: l7n'phln Club 3: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: i'.l'xetl Chorus 3, 4: Vesper Choir 2, 3, 4: Urertt.: 4: Marching Band 3, 4: Concert lfuid 3, 4: Pep Band 3, 4: llrass Sextet 4. CLARA CSUSHMAN Miss Perfect Secretary of 1951. l'. ll. A. 2, 4: Clr.s Clem: Club 2, 3, 4: Vesper Choir 2, 3, 4: Operetta 4: One Act Play 4. WINONA Di1A'roN First woman member of the U. S. Atomic Energy Commission. Student Council Ig Class Treasurer 3: Sentinel Staff 3: Chieftain Staff 3. 4: Pep Club 2, Girls' Glee Club 2: Vesper Choir 2: Marching Band I, 2, 3. 4: Concert lland I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4: All fftate Band 4, Alternate 3: Brass Sextet 2, I: Trombone Solo 2, 3. In the fall of 1936, 25 of our 65 seniors in Sac City started the first of the thirteen mileposts along the road of education. We remember our first year in kindergarten-the quaint little rugs we all took naps on, and that delicious bottle of chocolate milk we looked forward to each day. ,Io ANNE GLASS Queen of the toy industry green Glass grasshoppersf' Chieftain Staff 45 Girls' Intramurals 25 Latin Club 2, 3: Vesper Choir 25 Girls' Glce Club 25 Marching Band l, 2, 3, 42 Concert Band l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 4: Saxophone Solo 3, 45 Saxophone Quar- tet 3, 45 Commercial Club 4. JOAN Gorscu The first woman Fuller Brush Man Lalte View, Iowa, l, 2, 39 Cl1iCfNi'1 Staff 45 Girls' Intramurals 45 F. H. A. 45 G. A. A. 45 Dolphin Club 45 Girl'S Glee Club 4: Mixed Chorus 45 Ves- pcr Choir 45 Operetta 4. GUY GREENLEE In the future-a chain of Greenlee Supermarkets from coast to coast. Student Council 45 Football I, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 45 Track l, 25 Intramurals 35 W'orlt Iixperience 45 Boys' Glee Club 2, 35 Vesper Choir 2, 35 All State Chorus 35 Operetta 35 Vocal Solo 2, 35 Stage Crew 35 All School Play 35 All N. XV. Iowa Football Team 4. Page Eight Mll,AN I-Ilnns A future PhD in Music from Juliarcl Conservatory. Amarillo, Texas, I5 'llhespians 3, 45 Outstanding Actor Award 35 Sentinel Staff 2, 3, 45 Chieftain Staff 45 Track 25 Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Vesper Choir 2, 3, 45 All State Chorus 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 Vocal Solo 2, 3, 45 Boys Quartet Z, 3. 45 Boys' Octet 3: Marching Band 45 Stage Crew 2, 35 All School Play 3: ,Irnior Class Play 35 Mayor for a day City Clerk 2. Loxv'liL1. Hitzonsis our prediction: 'IGGINS ANDY HIZLPIQRS Projectors I, 2, 3, Secretary 15 Boys' Intramurals 35 W'orlt lixperienee 4. Gtaoitoii I-Ina, Director of Research at Carnegie Institute. Perry, Iowa, I5 National Honor So- ciety 45 Thespians 3, 45 Outstanding Actor Award 35 Sentinel Staff 2, 3, 4. Co-Iiditor 3, Sports liditor 45 Pow Warn' Staff 25 Chieftain Staff 3, 4, Manag- ing Iiditor 45 Football 45 Track 2, 3, 4, Letter 35 Cross Country 35 Latin Club 35 Boys' Glcc Club 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Vesper Choir 4: Op:retta 45 Marching Band 2. 3, 45 Concert Band 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 All State Band 35 Drum Iinscmble 3, 45 Stage Crew 2, 35 All School Play 35 junior Class Play 35 One Act Play, Student Director 4, Life Saving 45 KAYI. reporter 45 VVNAX Forum 2. How many of us can remember the little thimble Miss Watson used in first grade? Those little bumps on our heads were really very painful. And the big War started when we were in fifth grade-all the Boy Scouts were busy collecting tin cans and paper. lDliAN HINIQS Technical advisor to Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild. Projectors 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. MARGARET H01-'i-' A future chief dietitian at Harvard College. Thespians 45 Sentinel Staff 3, 4, lix- change liditor 3, 4, Pow W'ow Staff 25 Chieftain Staff, Ass't. Business Mana- ger 45 Girls' Intramurals l, 2, 3, 41 Life Saving I5 Commercial Club 45 F. H. A. 3, 4, President 45 Librarians l5 Pep Club 25 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 35 Dolphin Club 2, 3, 4: Girls' Clee Club 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Vesper Choir 2, 3, 4: Operctta 43 junior Class Play 35 All School Play 4. VERN I-iorr HO WA FR BO LES Work Experience 4. Page Nine DIAN IRWIN A future Academy Award wirmer. National Honor Society 45 Student Council 2. 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 45 Thespians 3. 4. Secretary 4g Cheer- leader I, 45 Sentinel Staff 3, 45 Chief- tain Staff, liditor-in-chief 45 Creative Wfriting Award XVinner 25 Intramurals I, 3, 45 Librarians 1, 2: Pep Club 25 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Vesper Choir 2, 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 Vocal Solo 35 Madrigal 3, 45 All State Chorus 35 Marching Band l. 2, 45 Concert Band l, 2, 45 Pep Band 25 Junior Class Play 35 WNAX Forum 3: Teepee Club Treasurer 45 lowa City Play Fesival 4: One Act Play 1. JECK JENNIQTT The Friendly Undertakerv sometime in the future. Class President lg Class Viee-President 3: Sentinel Staff 25 Football l, 2, 3, 4, Letter 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 l.etter l, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 4, Letter l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 35 All Conference Athletic Teams, Basketball 3, 45 Football 45 Life Saving 15 Dolphin Club 15 Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Vesper Choir 2, 3, 45 Marching Band l, 2, 3, 45 Concert Band l, 2, 3, 45 All State Chorus 45 Operetta 3, 45 Vocal Solo Z, 3, 45 Boys' Quartet 3, 45 l3oy's OC- tet 35 All School Play 4: One Act Play l: Stage Crew 15 Mayor for a Day Police Chief 25 Carnival At- tendant 2, 4. PAUL JENNETT The next bouncer at Cobbleetone. Student Council 1, 35 Thespians l, 2, 3, -lg Cheerleaders 25 Life Saving I, 2, 3, 45 Dolphin Club 3, 45 Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Boys' Octet 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Vesper Choir 2, 3, 45 Madrigal 45 All State Chorus 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 Iowa City Play Festi- val 2. We became mighty junior high pupils in seventh grade. We had our classes in the gym building, but we could go over to the high school building for study hall ..... Bon All Nsi N Founder of BJ Dairy Products. Inc. Sentinel Staff 2, cihitf- tain Staff 4: Cross Country 3: life Saving Ig Projectors I: Iloys' Glee Club lg Vesper Serviee I Q Xlarclmrg Iland 2, I, -Ig C'oneet't Hand 2, 3, 4, Baritone Solo 2. 3. -I: Ilrass Sex- tel 4. I-.sri I I' it l.ANGlIl'.IN A future big wheel at A. I. B. G. A. A. 2. .ll Girls' Intramurals l, 2, 3: lliieftain Staff 4g li. ll. A. I, 2, 3. 4gCon1- lnerclal Club 4: l,i- brarians I, lg Pep Club lg Girls' Glee Club 2: Vesper Choir 2: Work Iwperienee 4. IlARRI-'I,I. IZLAINI-Q -IUIINSON KIOIINSON A future presi- A future Buyer dent of the Iowa for Marshall- Flyzng Farmers Fields of Chicago Assoclatloll' Chieftain Staff -I: In lf. I-'. A. I, 2, I 4 tramurals 3, 43 Com- Projeetors I, 2, 1, 43 mereial Club 3, 4: Ii lloys' Intramurals 1 4 ll- A- I- 2- 3, 41 I.i- tiliit-ftain Staff 4. ltr-tri-ms 2. 1. 4. Treas- urer -Ig G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Vexper Clioir 23 Girls' Glee Club 2. RUTH lloimsoisz The next director of nylon research at DuPont. Inc. National llonor Society 43 Sentinel Staff 3, 4: Pow W'ow Staff 2: Cliieftain Staff 4: lf. H. A. I, 1, 3, 4: l.i- brarians I, 2. 3, -I, Ile- porter 3, President 41 Pep Club 23 l.atin Club 1, 3. Reporter 3: Girls' Cilee Club 3, -I: Vesper Clioir 2, 3, -Ig Oper- etta 4. Russ:-zu. Li-1NNoN Lx am, Rear Admiral Russell Lennon in charge of the WAVES National llonor Society 3, 4, Vice Ilresident 45 Stu- dent Council, Vice-President -Ig Class President I: Y 7 low XVow Staff ..g Boys' Intramurals 3, -Ig Iioolball s I I 4 Trick 3, -I, I.etter 3, Boys' Glee Club I 1 -, 3, 4. 5 'ecretary 3, President 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3. -I: Vesper Choir 2 3, 4, Marching Iland 2, 3, 4: Concert lland 2, 3, 41 All State Cliorus 33 Operetta 3, -I: Stage Crew Ig Vocal Solo 3, 45 lloys' Duet 4: Drum lfnsemble 3, -I: Mayor for .1 Day assessor 2. Page Ten Roni ul' I,ANtQl' A future left halfback witlz the Washington Redskins. l'ootbaII I, 2, 3, 4, I.et- ter I, H, -Ig Ilaskt-tl1.iII I. 3, 4, letter 41'I'raclt I, 2, 3. 4, letter 2, I: Vesper Choir 1. MARLYN I.uP'roN A future out- standing palo- mino breeder. Cliieftaln Staff -I1 Yen- linel Staff 43 Nvork Ifx- perienee 4: Girls' ln- iramurals 3, -Ig Com- mercial Club 3, 45 lf. H. A. I, 2, 3. -I: l'ar- Iimentarian 33 G. A. A. Z, I, 4: Vesper flioir J: Girls' Glee Klub 2. lVlARll,YN Mciliiuln-1 Marilyn ancl her Magic Horn with Phil Spital- ny: our predic- tion. Student Council 3, 4: 'l'lwspi.ins 2, 5, 4: Crc- .uivc Writing I, 2: Scnlincl Staff l, 2, 3. 4, Copy liditor 3. 41 C'liici'iain Staff 4: l.ifc Saving 3: Girls' lnlra- murals I, 2, 3, 4: l.i- br.u'i.ins I: Pup Club Z: Ci. A. A. 2. 5, 4, Vice- llrcxidcnl 4: Latin Club Z, 3, President 3: Girls' lilcu Club Z. 3, 4, Scu- rclary 3, Truisurcr 4: Mixcd Chorus 2. 3, 4: Vcspcr Choir 2, 3, 4: Accompanisl 1, 3, 4: Q,PL'I'ClI.l 3, 4: Mixa.-ti Quartet 4. Madrigal 4, Vocal Solo 4: March- ing Band Z, 3, 4: Con- ucri Baud 2, 3. 4: All Slate Band 3: llcp Hand 2, I. 4: Swing liaml 4: All Sian- Orchestra 4: All Stliool lllav 2: lircncli Horn Solo 2, 3: Piano Solo 1, I, 4: Horn Quarlcl 2, 3, 4. lil-p'i i'x' Moi-L1.i.i-'ii A girl with a planned future. lu H. A. I, 1,35 Intra- murals I, 2: l.ibrari.uis I, Z, ,Ig Vl'ork lfxpcri- cncc 4. Di-1 Loss MQLCMQA Future Director of the Iowa Farm Bureau. l'. l'. IV I, 2, I, 4 Work lfxpcricncc 4 Bova' Glu' Club 2: Cliiufxain Staff 4. . . . . . But when we went to the high school, we didnlt feel so mighty- 9 when we couldn t remember our locker combinations, and went to study hall with our snow suits on. Canon. MtgDoN aw A future Nutri- tion Director at Iowa State College. Cliicflain Staff 4: Girls' Intramurals 3, 4: Coni- mcrcial Club 4: li. ll. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Librgiri- .ins 5: Pup Club 2: Vcspcr Choir 2. , QW!! DON Mauii. The next mana- ger of the Little Theatre Off Times Square. Prolcclors Z. 3, 4: XVoi'li lixpsricntc 4. lN'lAkVlN Mlliiilx His next photo- graphs will be taken for LIFE magazine. Longmont, Colorado I, Z: Salem, Urcgon 3: Chieftain Staff, Pho- tographer 43 Boys' Glow: Club 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Vcspcr Choir 4: Upurclta 4: Vocal Solo 4: All School Play 4. 4--me Joi-IN MQNTAG if ,MN In charge of the anti-lcnoclcificatiou processes for Standard Oil. iuidcni Council lg Work lixpcricnuc 4: lfootball I, '7 1 .., I, 4, ltllcr I. 3, 4: Track 3: ilasliclball I, -: llawball 2: Boys' Ciluc Club 2, I: Vcspur Choir 2, 3: Marcliing liami 2: Stage: Crew 2, 4. l'.i':c lflcvcu Li-.oNa lVlUIaGGl-.N in-.ku POSITION WANT- ED: Able secretary looking for posi- tion Reference S. C. H. S. tiliiufiain Staff, 4 Kiirlx' lntr.unur.1ls, 2 Coninwrcixl Club I 4 brarians I, 2. 2Z We numbered sixty-five in our eighth grade picture. Twenty have come and twenty have left us since then ..... l.Asyiu-.Nazis Nl'Ql.SL5N Founder of F. F. A. fFuture Florists of Americaj National Honor So- ciety 4, linskellmll I, 2, 3, 4, l.etter I, 2, 4g Track I, 2, 3, 4, l.et- ter I, 3, Vesper Clioir 'I IE, f'?'.k' ,rs JV? K SALLY Qufsu. She'll be raising little quails. Chieftain Staff 4: Commercial Club 3, 4. Vice-President 45 F. H. A. I, 2: G. A. A. IQ Annual Staff 4. NORMA Ntstsorsi Miss Cornbelt of 1951. Student Council, il't'e.1s- uret' Ig Sentinel Staff 3, 4: Cliieftnin Staff, Ass't Business Manager 41 Girls' lntraniurals I, 2, I, 4: I.ife Saving Ig lu ll. A. 5, 4. Vice- Prexident 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Dolphin Clulv I, 45 President -I, Vex- per Choir 2, .Iunior Cl.iss Play 31 Mayor for at Day, 'l're.u-zurer 2, Carnival A1ten.l.1:1t Ig llUI1ICCllI1IlII: AI- tendnnt 21 All School Play 43 Tliespinns 4. OPAL Os'rtzRc1A MP The next Vice- Presiclent of Opal Foods. C,l1 ieftnin Staff 4: Girls' ll1II'.'ll!1lII'.1lS I, 2, 33 Commercial Club 3. 42 P. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4. N.1tinn.tl Delegate 3: Librarians I, 25 Pep Club 2: G. A. A. l, 2, .lg Annual Staff 4. ljXY'AYN ia Sfxctzstan MARIl.YN PAT'i'ieRsoN A future Pulit- zer prize winner. National Honor Socie- ty 4: Student Council 3, Class Secretary 3: Tliespians 4, Vice-Prev ident 4: Sentinel Staff 2, 3, 4: Co-lfditor 4: F. H. A. I. 4, Secre- tary ig l.ihr.1rinns I, Pep Club 2: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Presi- dent 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Vesper Choir 2, 3. 4: All State Clior- us 4: Operetta 5. 4: Stage Crew 3: XVNAX Forum 33 Vocal Solo 3, 4: Carnival Queen 4: Council Member Mn- yor for .1 Day 25 All School Play 4. Ml? 'T we 'sf 2 200 meter champ, 1952 Olympics k 2, 3, 4, Letter 5: Cross Coun- trs 3. Irie Page Twelve BETTY Pta1.t.t2Rstat.t.s VVIQSTRQM Johnny's Chief Cook and Bottle Washer. V'orlt lfxperienee 4, Cheerleader Ig Crea- tive Nvriting Ig Senti- nel Staff I, 2, 3, 4: Chieftain Staff 4, Life Saving I: Girls' lntr.t- murals l, Z, ig P. H. A. Reporter 2, 3, 4: Librarians I, 2, Treas- urer lq Pep Club 23 Girls' Glee Club 2, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 4: Vesper Clioir Z, 4: Marching Band 2: Op- eretta 4: Stage Crew I. ,cl at i it Di-iioius Scnurm' Deloris' Drive-Ins. W'orlt lixperience -Ig Girls' Intramurals I Q la H. A. 2. 3. 4, His- torian 2, Pep Club 2: Girls' Glce Club 2: Vesper Choir 2. . . . Our newest classmates came from towns and farms, from the Gulf of Mexico to the Pacific Ocean. Paut. St:HUt.Tz Build a Better Brooklyn Bridge. National Honor Socie- ty 3, 4, President 3, 4: Sentinel Staff 2, 3: Chieftain Staff, Ass't Business Manager 4: Football 3, 4, Letter 4: Basketball 2: Track 2: F. F. A. l, 2, 3: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, -I: Vesper Choir Z, 3, 4: Marching Band I, 1, 3, 4: Concert Band 1, Z, 3, 4: Madrigal 3, 4: Boys' Quartet 4: Bari- tone Solo 3: Vocal Solo 4: Brass Quartet 3: Brass Quintet 4: Pep Band 4: Thespians 4: All School Play 4: hlr. Class Play 3: Operetta 3, 4: Life Saving 4. Lois S'riaviiNs President, Iowa League of Women Voters. National Honor Society 4: Thespians 2, 3, 4: Wforlt lixperience 4: Sentinel Staff 3, 42 Chieftain Staff, Typist 4: Girls' Intramurals 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4, Secretary and Treasurer 4: Pep Club 2: G. A. A. 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Vesper Choir 2: Stage Crew 2: One Act Play 2: Stu- tlent Council l. Bx'1toN Scpnwrrziiit I T UANITA IIOINIAS Wool Gatherer 'S , HADI.l-. Siitni for the Carroll H S C Featured Tucker Tor- weater o. , ,, . . , Soprano with pedo Dealer. Student Council 3: . U Class President 3: Class Fired vvarzng' Srnlilwl 51-lll 3: POW Vice President I: Sen- Thespians 3, 4: Cheer- willvl' SI-IH 334 35033, tinel Staff 3: Pow XVOW leaders I: Cirl's ln- IIIIV-IIIIIINIS 33 3 PiIH Staff 2: Pootball I, 2, trainurals I, 2, l.ilt 1- 25 -it 4- LUNG I' it 3, -I, Captain 4: Bas- Saving I: Pep Clulv I: 'li lr-Ifk lv 33 BUYN ltetball l, Z, 3, 4, Let- Girls' Cilee Club 1, 3, MISC Uflb 2' I' 'li ter I, 3, 4: Captain 4: 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, MINCLI cX'lI 4'3 ' 3- 'li All Conference Athletic 4: Vesper Choir 2, 3, 4: VCNIWV- 3 'VIII' 3' 3' 'li Teams, Football, Bas- Marchiin: Band 2: All M-Irflllllll PJIIJ 3- 3- 5' ltetball 4: Track 2, 3, State Chorus' 3: Opel-. 4: Concert Band I, 2, 4. LYNN' 3. 42 Life SJY- etta 3, 4: Class Plat' 3' 'li Opcrclm 3' 'li ine 1. 2: Boys' Glvv 5: meal Solo 2, 5, 42 CIW Aff 1 -U' 1573-VUIII' Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Swim 2- 3' 4: Mmm- Iwi -l'rio 4: Swing Bantl Chorus 3, 4: Vesper H-:I 4- 4: Mayor lor a Day, Choir 2, 3. 4: March- ing Band Z, 3, 4: Con- cert Band 2, 3, 4: Op- eretta 3, 4: Vocal Solo 3, 4: Brass Sextet 3: Carnival Attendant 4. City Attorney Z: All School Play 4: Brass Sextet 4, I Cattot. S'rom.TtNG Sales Representative, Curtis Publishing Co. Chieftain Staff 4: Girls' Intra- murals l, 2, 3: Commercial Club 4: F. H. A. l, 2: Latin Club 2: Girls Glec Club 2: Vesper Choir 2. Page Thirteen Liao S'1'A'roN Staton's Super Service Station. W'orlt lixperience 4: liootball I, 2, 3, 4, Let- ter 2. 3, 4: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4: Track 1, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Projectors I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary - Treasurer 3. P1uas'l'oN Strour Stage Manager, The Little Theatre Off Ti-mes Square. ilihespians 1, 3, 4: Crow Country 3: Chieftain Staff 4: Boys' Cilee Clllli I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Vesper Choir 2, 3, -li Operetta 3, 4: Stage Crew 2, 3, 4: Mayor for a Day Town Council 2: Boys' Octet 4. ...And now we are going to leave. Buitwiiu. WliNlJEI.I. Ronmtl BLOCK Bom, WlI.MA TU'l l'l.li f f ,W-,in, UREN Amalgamated BLOCK AND BODY Chorus girl at Bee Farms. 1 , W if -Kilpjlilnim 1,17 the Bijou. wfork lfxpcricncc 4: Cliieftnin Staff 43 F. F. National Honor Society Chiefuin Staff 4: li. H Basketball Manager lg A' I' Z' 3' 4' Vice' 3' 4' ScC'fTrc'9' 'li A. I, 2, Librarians I lxmiccwm 1' 2. 3' 4. President 3, Marching Sentinel Staff 2, 3, 4, 2' 4- lland 4, Concert Band 1. 45 Pep Band. Pow W'ow Staff 2, Chieftain Staff. Busi- ness Manager 45 Boys' lntriiniumls 4, F. lf. A. I, Z, 3, 4, Secretary J: Iowa Farmer A- ward 3, Marching Band 2, 3, 4: Concert Band l, 2, 3, 44 XVNAX lforum 23 Brass Quar- tet 3, Trombone Quar- tet 2, Pup Band 2, 5, Brass Quintet 4. RKQHARD XVAI.l.liRSTIiDT Commanding General, Iowa National Guard. Buys' Intrainurnls 33 lioollxlll 33 l5nsltetl5.1ll Manager 4: Track 4. lVlliRLIN .IACK WIQKERSHIQIM WHTZH' Wiclcersheim's Wonderful Warden at Windmills. Sing Sing. lloys' Intramurals Projectors I, Z, 3. XY'ork lfxpcrience Vesper Clioir Z, Stage Crew 2. l'.nge lfourteen Student Council 3, 4, Class Secre- Ig Boys' Intramurals 3, 4: Country 3: Boys' Glee Club 4, Vice President 4, Vesper Choir Z, 3, t.lry Crow 2, 3, 4: Operetta 3, 4: Stage Crew 3: All School l l.1,y 3, jr. Clasx Play 33 Mayor for Ll Day, Fire Cliief 23 Iowa City Play Fes- tival 4: Tliespians 1, 4, Treasurer 4. .A J WN! .14 ' w 'ii wi 1 1. , 1 I. I'.11'1'.'l. . 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Page Sixteen -.f !E IAMI S RUTH RICHARD LAR R Y IJUANI1 ROSIQMARY DONALD I GALISRAITH GRIiIiNI.IfIi GRIIQWE IIAI.I Y HANSIiN HARADON l II NRI I S DIQLSIIC XVIIIIAM IIIQRNICIE ALICI-1 DON PAT HARIXI R HARMAN HATCH HOOVI-IR IRWIN HIARVIS ll NNI TT lagqin' rqwaq Next year's seniors worked hard to become leaders in many activities this year, so that in their last year in high school they can be of the greatest service to their schcol and classmates. National Honor Society received three juniors who were especially cutstanding in all phases of school life. There were many others in the class who showed their ability in activities, and who should be leaders next year. Indian Sentinel work gave many juniors a chance to get a taste cf real journalism, by editing and reporting. Music-minded juniors carried away high honors in contests, and some of the groups were ccmposed entirely of juniors. Athletic juniors who will lead next year's varsity teams were already making a place for themselves on this year's teams. Page Seventeen Q MORE 1 , fvs Y 2 W ,V , , I Oi . ii, K f v -:D it -4-at I IR1AR OLIVIQR CLIFFORD DONALD ICUNICIQ NELDA BliVliRl.Y LANG!-' I liNTS IJCONARD LONG LOVRIEN Mc DONALD Mm INTOSH MARY RICHARD CZAROI. PAT WIIAMER -IAMFS DARRIQIAI, Mc l.AUGHl.lN MARTIN MIQYICR MONTAG MOONIZY MOWRIQY NICLSON '7fze eww: cw... STARS in the Class Play CHAMPS in the magazine sales campaign were Rosemary Hansen and last fall were Beverly Mclntosh Cleftj, .lim Mowrey. Oliver Lents Ccenterj and Rosemary Han- sen. Box office receipts and sales commissions paid most of the expenses for the Junior-Senior Banquet. Page lfighteen OF THE CLASS OF '50 LAVONNIQ AIOYCI: NITA BARBARA RUSSELL BIQVFRLY OIQTQIIQN OLSON OLSON OTTO PAGI-1 RICHARDS RICHARD VIOLA DARl.liNli DONNA DORIS ISIQTTY 'l'UTTl.li SCHNIRRINLQ SCHONIQBOOM SMIZIQTON Sl'l,lTTGliRlil ,R STANZFI. As in past years, the juniors smoothed over the Junior-Senior Ifued with a lavish Banquet. It was very well planned but ex- penses forced the class to fill their piggy-bank. -me, p...z..dz www. Remembering all their salesmanship instructions, the door- to-door brigade did a fine job of peddling magazine subscriptions. Nm! Shack 'Me '7aee - When the class Shook the Family Tree for their Class Play they managed to knock off enough small change to balance the expense account. azfd'7!wf, Q'al'7!ae19z ' MARY SCHADE IQM MA XVHALIQN Sophomores l , 1.. Iiirsl row: Barbara Hott, Marjorie Ellis, Gloria Barnhill, Maurine Hutchinson, Mitzi Buckingham, Audrey Gottburg, Patricia Hibbs, Lois Johnson. Siwzmf row: Marjorie Evans, Dorothy Bowman, Beverly Faehn, Kathleen liowler, Donna King, Carlene Jarvis, Diane Barlow, Dorothy Howard. Third rnu': Pauline Glass, john Harman, Robert Higgins, James Irwin, Verlyn Dettman, Dwight Irwin, Melvin Beach, Fred Gosch joan Curry. u Only as sophomores do students first enter all high school activities. But in their first year as full-fledged high school students a talented few make the grade as they try out for the first time in the All-School Play, the music small groups, and the athletic teams. President: James Irwin. Vice President: Jerry Wayt. Secretary-Treasurer: Mary Schwitzer. Ifirxl row: Peggy Pcddieord, -Ioyce Stout, Ann Shull, -Ianice Losure, Marjorie Stevens, Shirley Stevens Iilaine Quail, Phyllis Vauble. Srroml row: Douglas Moore, JoAnn Philips, Mary Schwitzer, Barbara Lewis, XVanda Russell, Della Love, Phyllis McDonald, Betty Nielsen, Darrell Smith. Tlriril rnu': Carroll Shull, Loren Little, Donald Paul, Gerald Lange, Mark Lauterbaeh, Jerry Wfayt, Richard Lake, Thomas Teague. Not in jrirflriwz Marlin Bell, Dorothy MCCallister. Page Twenty Freshmen 4 l liirsf row: Glennvs Hatch, Carol Beach, Joyce Jarnigan, Marilyn Longnecker, Deloris Hoover, Marcene liort, Ruby L. Hartman, Norma Case. Sr'wmf row: Dorothy Barnhill, Betty Foster, Evange- line Hoye, Patty Goodwin, Alta Arndt, Nelda Jarvis, Madge Fagan, Caroline Francis. Third row' Vfayne Lynch, Thomas Hill, Craig Irwin, Virgil Johnson, James Jarvis, James Jensen, Ronald Kolbe, Everett Carnine. Fourflr row: Charles Corsaut, Sheldon Lloyd, LeRoy Lindquist, Robert Lee, Donald Bancroft, Jack lrwin, Keith Hines, James Anson, Craig Knudson. These seniors,' of the junior high school took the lead in junior high athletics, music and dramatics and prepared themselves for the three year climb for grindj through high school activities. President: Robert Wallerstedt. Vice President: Craig Knudson. Secretary-Treasurer: Calvin Myers. L Riehlrds Mir Montug Bonnie O'Tool J'1clsiePellersels liirsl rout Jack Zimmerman, oren ' A , 1 y at , , Q. ., Shirley McCorkle, James Wallerstetlt, Donald McDonald. Scwnld row: Marvin Maule, Esther Moel- ler, Patricia Quail, Janet Stanzel, Ruth Zimmerman, Gretchen Niewerth, Betty Townsend, Bonnie Rehder. Tlliru' row: Marlene Stoelting, Marilyn Staton, Neomi Ritter, Glenda Penniman, Duane ' ' ' ' f ' ' Wel- Presley, Calvin E. Myers, Ronald Momsen. Fourflr row. Ronald Mooney, Harlan Stout, Robert 1 lerstedt, Leo Mueggenberg, Neal Peyton, Donald Schulte. Noi in pirfllrrz Margaret Tapley. .,-.-1 Page Twenty-one First row: President Joel Schclle, Bruce Greznlee, Vice President Bar- bara Hibbs, Joan Shull, Joan Marshall, Macel Niceswanger, James Galbraith Jimmy Quail. Second row: Donald Rosenkrans, Jean Pullen, Secretary-Treasurer Jim Buckley, Sherrill Russell, Gary Lake, Patty Jensen, Maurice Wilkinson, Mairlys Schoneboom, Donald Bofenkamp. Third row: Sally Wayt, Loyce Cates, Janet Roose, Ray Pierson, Ger- aldine Cheney, Boyd Mayberry, Patricia Hendricks. The eighth graders came to the high school for their classes, and most of them were quite lost for days. The boys were glad they had their math classes with the new coach, so they could talk football when their lessons were done. The singers were better, and more of the class made first hand than last year. First row: Secretary-Treasurer Esther Staton, Peggy Thiessen, Mary Ann Fagan, Virginia Bodwell, Joan Rench, Donnita Hutchinson, Delores McGee, Elsie Scheffler. Second row: President Jerry Peyton, Jack Peyton, Max Healea, Maxine Lents, Margie Fertig, Neida Bechler, Richard Kolbe, Donald Schramm, Francis Gosch. Third row: Max Otto, Larry Buckingham, LeRoy Olson, Charles Cates, Jimmy Baxter, Donald Wilson, Vice President Donald Faehn, George Glass. Not in pictures: Dwight Bunting, Oscar Larsen, Section Ig Bonnie Rodgers, Section II. . -rsvp woe-1v - mun.r,,--,.q wp .1 L4 1 1 is xl 'Wu nl mli First row: Joyce Sageser, Phyllis Johnson, Darlene Rhoads, Gloria Wilson, Marlene Carter, Secretary-Treasurer Polly Otto, Lois Zimmerman. Second row: President Marilyn Jo Pullen, Charlotte Coleman, Patty Hallengren, Martha Winkler, Joann Davis, Norma Roose. Third row: James Hoover, Allen Penniman, Vice President Delos Corder- man, Joe Blass, Robert Stafford, Larry Wolff, Marvin Presley, Robert Howard, Verlyn Jarvis. Seventh graders got their first taste of high school life, al- though their classes were held in the gym. junior high athletics gave the boys a chance to get on a reg'lar team. And everyone took part in junior High Night for the first time. They remem- ber the H. S. assemblies, especially Chief Minnesota. First row: Shirley Vauble, Doris Burrow, Betty Howard, Bonnie Mc- Donald, Ramona LaRaas, Kaye Arthaud, Twyla Mowrey. Second row: Robert Hechtner, William Duncan, Arlen Stabbe, Dean Moeller, Monte McClintock, William Rehder, Vice President Kingsley Miner, Paul Meyer. Third row: Donald Richards, Rolland Staton, Secretary-Treasurer Gene Olson, President Michael Schulte, James Glass, Leonard Ranney. Not in picture: Margene Anglum, LaVonne Dettman. Tlu' lmyx Iuka' on a xvrinux rurfl guzm' . . . . . . To flu' l!ll'1U4liUllX musiv of B. O. and Hvr ljlflv Slirlkvrx . . . . . . Ami vwrl flu' farlflf-5' t'lliU,j'S ilu' fill!! Tepee Room ,L Q 4 k I . . . W'lri1a' lfn' nffiwrs Jurln' . . . Prcsidcn t-M Y R N A CA M P1414 l,I, XHCC-Pl'CSidCl1I-RUST.MARY HANSIQN SCCFCILlFy RUS9l2l.I. I,l- N NON Page Twenty-four TFCLISLIYCF-IDIAN IRXVIN Sponsors-P.-rl' KN1ml'1', RUTH Auclu-Qu, AAARVIN Blcilll-ir. yi 'W C. S. Gum xv:-, Slrfnvirlfemlrlfl Rm' H. xlokczl-,NsoN, I'rim'ijml Through meetings, bulletins, and official notices . . . plus warnings fwhen we've been badj . . . these men run our school . . . liomum or linuc1A'1'loN In I R nr: lf. P. Kessler, C. ll. Dewey, H, lf. Lange, l.. W. Willi.1111s, NW. C. Ottog Sevuml Rn R. W. l.ee, C. S. Grcwe, Allen Vest. l'.xge Twenty X Besides being Task-masters to prod us along land we mean hustlej with Tests, Themes, Homework, Study Questions, and Problems . . . RUTH Auczkiilt Lilzrariau, Counselor Mason City junior College, State University of Iowa, B. Ag Graduate work at State University of Iowa and Iowa State. MARVIN Blczl ll 1. S4'ierlf'es Nebraska State Teachers' College at Wayne, B. S., graduate work on Nebraska State Teachers' College. ROIII-1R'l' IIRl'l l'Fl.l. Iustrlumulal Musir Coe College, B. A. , Iva CHAPMAN Co rn merrial ,VFX E' . 1 T Webster City Union College, A. A., Iowa State Teachers' College, B. A. A WCIIIQ l.UVliRN CLARK Malbvmalirx Penn College, B. A., gradu- ate work at Iowa State col- lege, Columbia University Teachers' College, M. A. R. IJUANP HAL1-'oku Cnurlr, I'lz-yxivul lirllzrafiml Morningside College, B. A., graduate work at Morning- side college. IBARRIQLI. HANSIIANY' Iuuior High, junior High Courlr Buena Vista, B. A. GLNL I-Iooviak Coarb, Sofia! Slmlics Omaha University, B. A.: graduate work at University of Iowa. . . . these teachers became our counsellors, our ad- visors, and our friends Pi-.Aiu. -IORGI-.NSON Innior Higlr Iowa State Teachers' college VIOIA KARSTIANS Ifulqlixlr, Lafiu University of Iowa, B. A.g graduate work at University of Iowa. PAT KNIGHT Girls I'lr-yxiral Iizluvalion Iowa State Teachers' College, B, A. ELI-ANOR KNoi.i, Sorial Sl'il'll1'l' University of Nebraska, B. A. Page Twenty-eight Leo Lewis Businrxx Iowa State Teachers' College. B. A.: graduate work at the University of Iowa. PETER Ll.ovn lmluxlrial Arts Morningside College, B. A.g graduate work at Drake Uni- versity, Iowa State College, M. S. Esnuait OPPEDAH1. V oral Music' St. 0laf College, A. B.g grad- uate work at Maclihail School of Music and Dramatic Art, Minneapolis College of Music, Northwestern University. WAYNE Pltrrcnalm Voralional Agrirullure Iowa State College, B. S.g graduate work, Iowa State College. . . . and in fact they teach so well that after four years, no one can tell a senior anything!! Mianvm Rummierrs English, Dramalirx University of Iowa, B. A.g graduate work at University of Iowa. BEN RUTHLRI-'oan Iuuior Higlx Iowa State Teachers' College, B. A.g Mogningside College, B. A. Mlil.VIN CAR'fliK Cuxtmlian Page Twenty-nine ,WG E'rlu4.l, Sli IBAUGH lllflilll' Iiiglv lowa State Teachers' College, A. B.g graduate work at Col- orado State College of Edu- cation. Al.lNl-2 Zll-131.1-,lt Hmm' Making University of lowa. B. S.: graduate work at Michigan State College, lowa State College. M14,1.vlN Gonwm Axsixfanl Cuxlmfian Nllllllilih TAl'lil.X' Offirl' St't'ft'fdYVY Sfmlrulx 14nrkinlq Ill We Go To School IVHUH flux ,, ,ll , Hu NH, my VIH. 'lk ,K h , V fillllIll1l'l't'fdl .xllnlrrrlx l7IHl1'l7illlQ on Hn' UH lyfrrurllfr a 1111, 1 lr 1 .xfaff 1111 lun , . H , , I It N 1 I M 4 ilu' IN lil IIIIKIIIIIQ HIJVIYIIIA' QR as Q 333135 lg :si-'B xlmly fvulf. qW'fm'rr' lfrpy fl'XflllQ In kiflzuj H llmm' 171' Hirlw f'nr11iu' ll'4Ifl'V'. Url 1.'.' Miw Z11 '1rr,'. ' Min 'Ill 'lm u1'f'1'1f111'f KUIIIVIPIIVVS u .x .K .x .x Pulau Hlirly' loam WARRIURS I948 LETTERMEN SCHEDULE SM: CI'I'X' Ovvom- NTS Carroll 0 22 Storm Luke 27 8 jefferson 0 13 Harlan 12 I2 Rockwell City Zl 6 Denison 26 13 Odebolt 20 6 Cherokee 15 18 ldn Grove 52 6 Lvfl, Inj: fu Imffmu: Don Hnradon, Alim Mowery, Bill lieneli, Bob Lange. Paul Schultz, .lack -Iennett. f:t'llfl'l', left In riglrl: Everett l,ovrien. Tom Shull, l,eo Stnton. llolin Montng, Guy Greenlee, Byron Seliwitler. Kiglwl, Inj: lu lmllnm: Bob Buckley, Dick Cnfferty, Bula l.ee, Howard Beck, Dick Tuttle. Bill Hatch. Our coaches. Hal ord CONN-1RliNCE STANDINGS Carroll 5 0 0 Harlan 2 1 2 Sac City 2 2 1 jefferson 2 2 1 Denison 1 2 2 Ida Grove 0 5 0 WM Won Lost Tied Page Thirty-two and Hoover The Indians made a rip-roaring comeback! The fans once again were able to see the good old Red and White! After two years on the warpath and not a single scalp, the Indians suddenly turned savage. Many opponents fell in the vicious massa- cres executed by the high-spirited and pride-filled warriors, under the thorough leadership and coach- ing of their Chief Dewey Halford. Getting off to a slow start against the cocky Car- roll Tigers, the Indians shocked many a fan out of his moccasins by heating the Storm Lake Tornadoes. The Warriors may have been caught napping against Jefferson, but they tied the mighty Harlan team and rolled on to knock off victories against Rock- wrll City, Denison, and much rivaled Odebolt. Against the peppy Cherokee team, the Indians didn't use their tomahawks well enough, but the mighty warriors finished the season in triumphant glory by thoroughly trampling Ida Grove. Lcff, lop lu lmffom: George Baker, Dick Greenlee, Dwight lrwin, Bill Lange, Russel Lennon, Pat Montag, Carroll Shull, Jerry Wayt. Riglvf, Inj: lo lzoffom: Marlin Bell, George Hill, jim Irwin, Mark Lnuterback, Don Long, Douglas Moore, Richard Vrcelnnd. Larry Gricwc fStudent Managcrj. Page Thirly-three VARSITY Wt, 1. 'li X- : ' , , 53552, V119 C5 Li' ang 1' 5ncY3uq liirxf row: Dick Tuttle, Bob Lange, Byron Schwitzer, Lawrence Nelson, Pat jennet, Bob Buckley, -lack -Iennett. Sfflllllf rnzvz Dewey Halford, Bill Beach, Howard Beck, Everett Lovrien, l.eo Staton, -lim Mowery, Gene Hoover. INDIAN RECORD Sac City Opponents CONFERENCE STANDINGS 34 L 'tton 1 8 43 Styorm Lake 30 wjon lm 29 jefferson 34 S419 CRY 3 2 39 Ida Grove 26 Z 43 Denison 31 Daqigon 5 5 32 Manning 22 Qarroll 4 6 42 Harlan 32 Ida Grove 0 10 35 East Sioux City 27 24 Carroll 23 SECTIONAL 43 jefferson 29 SAIC Citv 47 5 5 Odcbolt 19 Lake View I6 54 Ida Grove 29 29 pcm' 47 DISTRICT 51 Denison 35 37 Rockwell City zs 510 Ciff' 33 29 Harlan 29 Alt' 'is 34 Carroll 32 Page Thirty-four JUNICDR VARSITY First row: Don Hnrndon, Bill Lange. Mark Lnuterbnela, Dielx Greenlee, Le Mar Lange, Don Long. SKTOIIAI row: Dewey Hnlforel,Cnrroll Sl1ull,Dwigl1t lrwin, Marlin Bell, -lim lrwin, Dick Lake, ne Hoover. Here are Hoover and his mighty Indians who piled up an im- pressive list of wins to claim the Midwest Conference title and to remain undefeated on their own floor until the district tournament. Many teams came off the floor after a thorough trouncing hy the superior team from Sac City. Little needs to be said of their remarkable feats, for the action, which we will all remember, speaks very well for itself. Bvallff Rf-J lack Slriff. Burk Pdf T11 l'.lge 'l'lii1'ly-five fifxf' ,, 'lf Firxf row: Bill Hatch, Lawrence Nelson, Bob Lange, George Hill, Dick Martin, jack jennctt. Szwnnl row: Russell Lennon, Bob Buckley, Byron Schwitzcr, Pat jennett, jim Mowrcy, Duane Sagcscr. Although track stars come from far and near, none can come far enough to match our Indians. Many cinders have been left in disappointed op- ponents eyes, and many chills have been felt in Sac City fans as the speedy Indians excelled, capturing many trophies and much recognition. Whether it was field events or on the oval, the mighty Indians certainly made all of their fans proud to acknowledge their impressive record. Wherever you go, much will be remembered for a long time, of Hoover and I-Ialford's boys from Sac City. Page Thirty-six First row: Mr. Hanslaaw, Jim Wgillerstetlt, Bob Wallerstedt, Bill Duncan, LeRoy Olson, jimmy Buckley, Max Otto, jerry Peyton, Donald Schramm, jim Hoover, jimmy Quail. Svroml row: Marvin Maule, Virgil Johnson, LeRoy Linquist, Calvin Meyer, Bob Lee, Boyd Mayberry, Charles Corsaut, Jack Irwin, Craig Irwin, Jimmy Baxter, Dean Mohler. Third row: jimmy Jarvis, Tommy Hill, Ray Pierson, Ronald Momsen, Donald Bofenkcamp, Donald MacDonald, Donald Wilson, Sheldon Lloyd, Neal Peyton, Donald Fachn. Fourth row: Ronald Mooney, Craig Knudson, Bruce Greenlee, Gary Lake, Bill Rehder, ,lack Peyton, Joel Scliolle, Gene Olson, Kingsley Minor. Nowhere can there be found more pep or higher enthusiasm than in Coach Hanshaw's well instructed athletes, whether it be basketball, football, or track. These boys not only possess the required traits needed for superior performance, but they have the vitality and aggressive- ness to put them out front when the road to success is very narrow. With these junior sports as our future warriors, it is obvious that sport fans have a bright future to look forward to. So, fellow sportsmen, go forth-the door of success is beckoning. Page Thirty-seven 1. Buck gets away 2, Come on 4. Le Mar goes 5. T w o 6. Bnc-lc using his 7. Hey. Red. 8. Watch closely, 4494! fl... again. Or did h el Coaches. the best is get to come. 3. Swit: brings another L o earth. 017011 points for Sae. head. wheres your stilts? Ref. .lgc 'I'hi1'1y-ci Pow-wows lnil Hill! -lane! 'il.1ni'el, Maxcene liorz, Lois lidllifillil, llsiher Simon. Marjorie lfvam, C'ynlhi.l llllL'KYk'l'l, Mary l:I'.lllL'CN sflllllll, l'n.1rlmr,1 Lewis, Nix.: Olwn. Surnrnl ruu': Neal Peyum, M.1rilyn ,lo Pullen, Carol Griffith, Patty Goodwin, Ruth li.lll1I'.lill1, Cfarnl lil-.ich, Donn.: Smeeton, Craig Knudsun, Bruce Greenlee, Shirley Meilurkle, Betty Smnvel. Marilyn Nleliride Hub -Ienscn, Bill liench, Joyce -larnggin, Nancy lhrlxer, Donald liaehn, Pauline Glam. Tlrirfl rout -loan M.1rwh.xll, Silly Whxyr. Ali.: Arndt, Charles Harker, Dick Tuttle. Paul Sflllllll iiinm Shull, Hola Lee. Donald Bancroft, AIoAnne films, lhrl'mr.1 Otto. lfourllv V'IHl'C Mary Schwiwer, Gretchen Niewerth, janice lmure, George Hill, Mr. liritlell. 'Ilsmmy lllll, ,Ierry Wayl, Royce inure, Mark l..IllIlJl'l3.lClI, l..1Vnnne Oetjen, Dian Irwin, llurwell Block, Cienrge Glass, Wendell Body, Beverly lixehn, Vfinona Denon. Director, Bob Brittell Student Band Director, Pauline Glass Drum Major. Dick Vreeland Drum Majorette, Myrna Campbell Page ljlbfly Hurrah for our band! These ambitious people practice at 8 o'clock SHARP every morning. The only FLAT thing about them is their feet, plodding up and down the streets or football field or FLAT ON THE FLOOR in concert band. The weather is no barrier to this courageous bunch of troupersg in all kinds of weather, we all stick together. It's hard work, but we love it! I I .7 enlal TWIRLERS licuy Stanzcl, Sue licclxlcr, joy Carninc, Myrna Camp- lmcll, Wanda Ruwcll, Patty Hibbw, Peggy Tliicsscn are DRUM ENSEMBLE George Hill, juan Phillips, Mary Scliwiwcr, Russell Lennon, .Ianicc Losure, Gretchen Nicwcrtli. brave souls CLARINET QUARTET luis lhncroft, Marccnc Fort, lfsthcr Stamn, IIIIICI SKJIIICI. faced the BRASS QUARTET Craig Knudscn, Bruce Grccnlcc, George Glass, -lack Peyton. alone . . SAXOPHONE QUARTET ll.'ll'lT.H'.l Otto, joan Glass, Donald Bancroft, Bob lice. l'.x'3c lfnrxy in I . and walked off with medals, honors, and high ratings BRASS QUINTET Dxck Tuttle, Paul Sclmultl, Hurry Slnnvcl, w'QI1ClUll Body, Bill Bcnclm. MIXED CLARINET QUARTET l.u1ct Sunvcl, Mnrccnc Furl, Nancy Barker, joys Inrnignn. FRENCH HORN QUARTET blmirlcy Mciforklc, Ann Slmull, BCKIQ' Stnnlcl, Marily Mcllridc. WOODWIND QUARTET Paulina: Glass, Lois llqmcroft, Mnrjoriu lfxums, Ni Olson. BRASS SEXTET Dick Tuttle, Tom Slmull, Royce Case, Shirley M Lorklc, Bcvcrly lnuclm. Pngc Forty-tlmrcc This is the annual money making affair of the band ..,,, Top: Du NNI, Aiyflltl uml Klux .qu rrllfm lfn' jul IX Riglu: Wfzuf - - III! f7lIA'flll'XX lrifff all ffm! 4Ql4lIlIlIllI', Illbjft' um! Mu1'1','l14'?5 THF ROYALTY: KING Dick XIRIZICLAND, g7L'l'lN NIARILYN PAr'rl-'RSoN, will: flnvir runrl, lurk l4'lIIll'f, Iiyrnu S1'fr1l'.ff:.r'1', Ai-YI'lItl firllllllfffll, ,mil Pzllllflll' Cifusf. .fmt 4-., 'UP' E W --...M Top: Cirrux barking sun' llvalx tvarlving, 1l0!'.Yll'f il, Mr. Birllcl? Left: AU in ilu' :lark llmf niglll-zuliliulq for flnf figlmfx I0 Umm' ml. Pngc Forty-fuur We Shoah ne emi, vmff The juniors Shook The Fam- ily Tree -and everything fell off, including worms, love let- ters, and Pat's punts. nm Freddie fjim Mowreyj: For -years I'z'1' flew: flu' join' of the svhool . . . Page llu rly-five gi Bob Ql'ut hlcnncttjz Steal my jmnfx, will you! l'lllLlCgLll'LlC Qlioscnmry Hnnscnl: HBIII' - - I - - lholl-qhl - - Molhvr lolfl mr' - - you sm' - - Hildegarcle , , Rosemary Hansen Mr. Dolson , , i ,.,. A Pat Montag Mrs. Dolson , , ,,e,, , Myrna Campbell Floyd Bihrer .ww, . Pat Jennett Junior .,,l,,, Bob ,,..a,, Jimmy J, , , Robert Buckley Paige . J, , ,, Jackie Pellersels Ellie May .. J .,., . Sue Bechler Jill , ,,e,, , ,,,, J, ,,,. Nita Olson Freddie Sliermer , , , James Mowrey Mr. Shermer ,, George Baker Mrs Shermer Nancy Barker 54 Life of the Party Willwr Ma.x'u'ell Gary Lake livlly Lou Munwll Marcene Fort Cmmif' Ma,x'u'z'1l Shirley McCorkle Mr. Maaiwll Robert Lee Mrs. Mu.x'u'f'lI Marilyn Longnccker Clifford jerry Peyton Frank jack Peyton lurk George Glass B011 Ronald Momscn lmly jackie Pellersels Bfflldtlilll' Mary Ann liagen Mary Peggy Thicssen Tofu: Wfilbur fGary Lakej announces: I uma' lu' a wal rlmnljf mnn' Jay. I.u1u'r Lrffz fGary Lakej whispers, SIN W'r n' fllllfllg a xllnnlfer parlay. His Mamma's Boy l'i'rz'iz'ul Smillr Thomas H lnmgvm' Smillz Gretchen Niewert Mrx. Smillr -Ioyce -Iarnigl Gramlum Smifli Mary Monti Rrm'nmr y janet Stanw lJr'h'4'li14' jack lrwi Upjuv: Mrs. Smith C-Ioyce -Iarniganj plans, l'm going In lu' r'1i'1'rr'. ' Bnflnm Lvfl: Rosemary Q-lanet Stanzelj begs OD, Pl'I'l'i1'tIl, lvl lm' lwlrl -win' fnunf for a lilllv ll'fIi1l'.n Bulfunl Riglrl: Grandma lMary Monlagj demands, Will I fu' urra'xl4'1l? uian 7460111 These rehearsal pictures of the All-School Play show only in part the good comedy as two families claim the right to possess and inhabit the Rockwood's old and the Gage's new farm home. Add the problems of a novelist, Mr. Gage, who gets plenty of interruptions from his family and their maid Frieda, to Barbara Gage's desire to help out a neighbor with her knowledge of Red Crossg then add to these situations the problems of politics, blizzards, cornflakes, and olives, and you have the sparkling confusion of january Thaw. Mi Rummels in action as Mr. Gage QMarvin Millerj cxclaims, Frieda, l r'imla, I'm sorry, I ajlologizrf' CAST I'Ii'rlu'r'i Ga-qv Margz' Gugr Barllara Gfzgv Sarah Gage Paula Gage Frivzfd George Hnxfnl Ionallmu Rm'ku'nml Nlalfzifafa Rm'ku'omf Muff Rm'ku'rnnl Mr. Lormlix jonathan fGeorge Bakerj Barbara QDelsie Harmonj an- chilltngcs the Gages, Tlmrou' nounces, Md Mr! . . . I funk 1 ou! 1 J? a Rn! Cross rourxr'. Page Forty-seven Marvin Miller Marilyn Patterson Delsie Harmon Norma Nelson Rosemary Hansen Margaret Hoff jack Jennett George Baker Nancy Barker Dick Martin Tom Shull Unrlr Waller Everett Lovrien Carson Jack Wickerslieina H Mrs. Dora Valentine . .. Luther Valentine ....Y. Rose Valentine ,,i.ii..... Mrs. Nella Stafford ..,i.., Norman Stafford ,,..i,. Brenda Stafford .,..,,.,t Queen Malena Rose Malena ..t,,i,,,.,ei, Joe C, . ,. ,i...,..t,. ,i..i,,.A, , Theodore Willingham .. Lenore Hastings ,..,,,,t.,.. Gladys ., , ,. , Keene . ,. , Clarabelle Imogene . Zelena , l ,, F loretta ,.i,iit,i,.,i,,, .,t. dd Rader! Marilyn Patterson Milan Hibbs Rosemary Hansen Delsie Harman Richard Vreeland , Viola Schnirring Dian Irwin Myrna Campbell ,. Robert Buckley Paul Schultz Nita Olson . Betty Pellersels . Everett Lovrien Barbara Otto Margaret Hoff Sue Bechler Juanita Shadle Chorus of Servants .ss,......s,lss. Preston Stout, Jack Wickersheim, George Baker, Donald Long, Larry Griewe, Marilyn McBride, Clara Cushman, Alice Irwin, Mitzi Buckingham, Lois Bancroft. Chorus of Gypsies ...l,.sss,...,,. Joy Carnine, Ann Shull, Paul Jennett, Russell Lennon, Thomas Shull, Richard Tuttle, Jim Mowrey. Chorus of Guests ..,.,,,s,,s,..,. Betty Stanzel, Wanda Russell, Bernice Hoover, LaVonne Oetjen, Mary Schwitzer, Ruth Johnson, Joan Gotsch, Pauline Glass, Della Love, Beverly Faehn, Jack Jennett, Byron Schwitzer, Marvin Miller, George Hill, Richard Cafferty, Howard Beck, Willis Beach, Royce Case, Burle Byers, Pat Jennett, Richard Greenlee, Darrell Smith. Wild Rose . . . My favorite flower . . . Page Forty-eight 'Qi Top: Wild Rose tells, 'rTZ7l'V'I' ix 11111011 1111 ilu' 11111011 fflllfgllff, Middle: Keene demands. Hlvlldlf is ffoirli' 011 fn'1'r'?', 6 6 Bottom: Queen Mnlenu confesses, fluff llrlll' -you kllllll' l'lt'l'j'f!JilllQ.H '6Wild rose, that grows In lovelands bower. Fairest, rarest, My favorite flower. This was the never-to-be-forgotten theme song of our successful production of the Colorful operctta, Wild Rose. We discovered the hidden gypsy blood in some of our high school students this year, as they sang and danced to the rythmic songs of gypsy life. l'.:'ge lofty -Il- qw, glee ew T , ,, X . . . lui! lunu: XN.intl.i Russell, .Iny Kslrnine, Mary 5ClIXVlIlCl , B.ll'l7.ll'.I l.ewis, l'.xuline Glass, Nlyrim Cfnnipbell, Nils Olson, Dian win, xl.lI'llIIl ll.llH'l'XUl!, l,.lYonne Oetien, l,-:is ll.ll1Cl'0fl, -loin CIUIYCII. Xrinilil Run: -llhlllllil Slmille, RONt'll1.Il'y ll.insen Sue lieclxler. ll.n'b.ir.i Olin, i'l.ir.i Ciuslnnn, Rulli johnson, Doris Splittgerber, lJonn.1 Snieelun, llelsie llnrinon, lloroiliy Mt- 4 illixler, Viola Stlinirriing, Nl.li'ilyn Mellride, llflly SI.lI17Cl, Ruth Ci.ilbr.1ill1. Tflnil Run: Miss K,PPL'Ll.llll, Alice Irwin, In-II.: Inc, lyiililet-ii Iuwlt-r, K'.ir'lune kI.irvis, l.ois -lolinson, .loAnn Philips, lhl.ll'g.lI'L'l lloff, liernite lloover, lieu-rly Nlclinosli, lx nun lisrlier. l'e4ig.igv lxeddicord, Nlimn Currie, Beverly Ricliards. ljfllllffl Run: ,l.ll1lCL' l.osure, Ann Sliull, llornlliy llowiimn, IS it-rly' l.lelin, Phyllis NleI7on.ild, l7i.ine lhrlow, Helly llibbs, Nlary lYlCl..lllj1lIlll1, Nlilli llllllilllglhllll, Aloyre Smut, llonn.i lxiniq, lit-iii' N4-lseii, .'Xuilri'y lmlteiiluirg. liifty-five would-be-I.ily-Pons sang their way through first semes- ter Girls' Glee Club. Twice 21 week they assembled in the auditoriumg and under the capable leadership of Miss Oppedahl, they harmonized on ll variety of songs. They even sold magazines to buy new risers-to help raise their tones of course. To organize this sales campaign they elected Marilyn Patter- son as president, Viola Schnirring as vice president, and Marilyn McBride ns secretary-trensurer. ln second semester, because of contest rules, only thirty-two Lily's sung on. This was the group to appear in contest with the songs, Sfarry Nigfrl, Debussyg The I.oz'r'l,y Song My IJUIIVI4 Is Singing, Gouldingq and SIIIUIIVPY, Leeuona. GIRLS TRIO GIRLS SEXTETTE Sue lictliler, Viola Sclinirring, llosenhlry llanxen Myrna Chnnpbell, l'1.1rb,1r.i Otto, Viola Selinirring. lleuy Sunve .luaniu Sludle, Sue Becliler Page Fifty ew glee em In I Run: llill lleacli, llnb lluelxley, l'.il hlenneu, llicli Vl'i'cl.iiiil, l'.iul Sliiilil, slim Irwin, Xlarli l,llllx'I'lW.lx'l1, l iereii lovrieu, lllllll S liwilfer, lit-urge llill. Nifilllil Ruiz: .lerry XY.iy'l, .lim Nlowrex', llit-lt liulile. lion long, lliuli Rweeiilue, ilioni Sliiill, lt nu llalier, livin' Case, laeli lciiuetl, fliarlex llarlier. 'l'frii'J Kim: llrexiuii Smut, Xlilaii lliblwx, lloward lleuli, lliulx lalie, elxoii, ll.iul -leiiueli. Alafilx W'icliei'slieiiii, l3.il'l'ul Slllllll, Merlin XYieUel, Nlelxin lleavli, Xlarilyii Nlcllrxile, .'Xut'iii1ip.iiiist. Of tlie boys in tlie upper tliree grades, tliirty-six erooners sang witli tlie Clee Club during tlme first semester. Under tlie guidance of Miss Oppedalil, tliese fellows made tlie auditorium vibrate Witli tlieir liar- monious bass, tenor, and baritone. Crooner Lennon was president of tliis melodious group with vice president Lovrien and secretary-treasurer Wfickerslieim assisting. Many a dollar from magazines sales tlie Glee Club officers counted. Contest numbers for tlie Boys' Glee Club were, Hear Tfmll Oni' PV!!-j'l'l', O Inrif, Tlaaelig Down Sollfli, Myddletong The Ifriv, Harley- Aselienbrennerg Ride flu' Clmriof, Spiritual arr. Smitli. MALE QUARTET MIXED QUARTET lliul NClllllll, Slilan llibbx, ,lack .lL'IlllL'll, llicli Vreeland lierle llxerx, Nlarilxu Xlulii-ide, lbieli Vieelaiid, klllilllllj Slii l'.ige lwlty-out lkuecf efzafzuet llril Run: Byron SCl1XVlllCI', ficorgc llill, .lack -ICIIIICH, VQ'an.la Russell, l'aullnr Glass, Myrna fiamphull, Suu l'iurl1lci', Nita Olson, Marilyn l'.llu-rsmi, -loan Ciolxcli, Dick Vrcclaml, Paul Schultz, ll.ll -lL'I'll1L'lI. Si't'lHlil Run: l'aul -lClH'lUlI, Dick lirccnlcc Xlarvin Miller, .Iuanila Scliarllc, Rnscinary llansn, lk-lsiu llarinnn, -lin' Ciarninc, Dian lrxxin, Viola Srlniii'riiig, Nlarilyn Mc- llridc. llivwaril licck, liill llcatli, Miss Uppunlalil. ililliilif Knirt liurlg llycrs, Russell lrnnnn, 'lions Sliull, liarlvara Klllll, llcxrrly lauhn, Doris Splitlgcrhcr, Donna Sincuton, li-is ll.lI1Cl'Ufl, Rlllll Galbraith, l.ari'y liriuwc, Holi liuclxlcv. lim X1uwi'cx'. luuvllv nu: Darrell Nelson, Royce Case, Della laivc, Alice Irwin, Patty lliluln, lim-ci-ly Mclnlnxli, Karen il'iNi'l1UI', liL'll'x'i Slillllfl, Audrcv Cmtlciilnirg, l..lX'0IllIC Ucticn, Milan llihhs, l'ruxlon Blunt. Oh, the Chorus, songsters they beg Girls and boys selected from Glee. joyous music Madrigal sings, Songs of pleasure, happiness rings. MADRIGAL Dian Irwin, liuli Hinckley. RllSL'IH.ll'y llanwcn, Paul NICIXIIUII, Xyamla Russell. Dick vl'L'L'l.lHLl, ll.Il rlcnncii. Xlarilyn Mcllimlc, Paul Schultz, vlUl.! Sclniirring, llcrlc l'ryci'x, Suu licchler. Page lilly-two We Sefwfice r!g?!f fsQQ,.ggfES?f? Q .. XZ' -f iavvvv 4 AWB Vik!!!- irxl Run: Iinlu Buckley, Nlil.in lliblws, Preston Smut, Dick Vrgclnnil, lluwnril Buck, W.1nd.1 Russell, Myrna Cimnpbcll, Bnrlu.xr.i btw, ,Iu.nnt.i Slmllc, Rnwciiinry ll.inwn, Sue liuclilcr, NiI.i Olson, Di.in Irwin, Marilyn Mcliriilc, liclly Smnvcl, Viola Sclinirring, Marilyn l'.iltL-rxun, lhnil AICIIHCIK, Russell Lennon, Dick iircuiilcc, Marvin Miller, .lack llcnnull, Dick Cmffcrly. Siwwnl Knut Miss Oppcdilil, Bill limuli, Dick Tuttle, Paul Scliulll, PM Alcnnctr, Iicvcrly Iiulin, Pauline Lilms, Dull.: Love, Ivy Kfirninc, Aliui- lrwin. Dnris Splillgcrlwcr, licvcrly Mclnwsli, Karen liislier, lnivimnc Qltlitll, Dunn.: Snicctim, Dclsie lhrmun, nix li.lllk'l'lllil, Dnrulliy Xlciflllislcr, Rutli fi.'lll5l'.llll1, Darrell Nelson, Tum Sliull, Hymn Scliwilvcr, liurlc Byers. Tfiiril Roar: Alini Mnwrcy, l,,1rry Ciriuwc. -lim Irwin, Ann Slnill, lVl.'ll'y SCl1WlllL'l', D.ll'l3.ll'.l l,cwis, Dnrntliy lSuwm.in, Bernice IIOOYCF, llulli hlnlinwn, iXl.II'j Nlildlllgllllll, -Ioycc Olson, luis qlolinsnn, Dixnc l5.irlow, licxcrly Riclm-dw, .Iu.in lfurric, .Ioan liulcli, Cicnrgi: ikcr, Mark l.iulurlw.1cli, lvcrcu l.ux'rcin, Clmrlcs ll.irki:r, Gnrgc llill. liillffll Ron: ,Iurry Wfiyl, Dnn lung, Dick Like, ullji' Nielson, li.irlcnc ,l.irx'is, blanicc l.uxui'u, Katlilucn Fuwlisr, l'.iI llilmlws, Pliyllis McDnn.ild, .ln.in Pliillips, Dnnn.1 King, -Iuycv Sllllll. Amlu-i' Limu-iil'ui'u, llcggx' IR-diliuvul, Milli liuckiiiglmin, Darrell Slllllll, Mclxin liinicli, .lack XX'ickcrsliuim, Merlin XY'cillcl, linrru Cliw. Vesper' Service at Christmas time, Makes our cheer and goodness shine. SOLOISTS Oi liiiil llnu: Roscinary llamun, Marilyn P.1lKCI'SUl'l, Sue liculilcr, Myrna Cninplwcll, wi.llNLl.1 Ruxscll, l5.irlw.ir.i ln, Nlnrilyn Nlcliridu, Vinlo Sclmirring. .lu,iniI.i Slmnllc. Siwnllil Ruff: ll0Vl'.1I'LI licck, Milan llilvlas, licrlu lin-rx, lklCll.ll'xl Yrcclaml, liyrun Scliwillcr, l'.iul Skilllllll, Nl,irxin Nlillcr, .lack hlunnctt. liuxwll l.unnnn. mee img.-lim-Q 3 Y s t I ,ill'Kf Kun: V'ilm.1 Uren, l l.1ine AlUlll1N0l1, Ruth hlolinson, lfmmn W'lmlen, Doris Splittgerber, Marlene Swelling. l.oix Bancroft, Alackie Pellersels. Srmml Roux .loyee Stout, l.ois Llolmson, Alice Ann lrwin, iimrlene -Inrvis, NcId.i hlnrvix, Norma Case, Betty liuster, Neomn Ritter, Tlviril Rolf: .IoAnn Philips, Darlene Sehonclwon, Miss Aueker, llormliy Howard, Beverly liiclmrds, Margaret Foster, Nelda Mclloimld. Cflililfllflls L I B R A R I A N S l'n'xiJ1'ul: RUTH -Im lNsoN Lots of worries, Lots of books, Unite these two With studious looks. Sponsor: Miss Amiiu-R .Who do they think they,re kidding? OIWICIZRS I'n'xiJf'uf: -louis -IARNIQAN Sm'rc'far y-'I'n'ax1m'r: ANN SIIULI, l'in'-Pn'.viflw1l: Lois l5ANCROl 'I' 8l't'l'l'ftl1'-YZ Doius SI'l,l'I'AI'GlfRlllfR Tn-ax1m'r: lil AINIC lIoHNsoN R1'fmrh'r: -IMKII-, l'l4ll.l-'nslaxis Rl'plH'f1'I'Z AIANI 'I' STANZLI, l'ijl'.N, Run: Shirley Mcilorkle, Tom Hill, janet Sunlel, Aloyee -l.lFll.'lgll1, Ann Shull, Bob lee. ilirlenc .Inrxis Spon-yur: Nheg KARgI-LN5 .IIIAIIII Philips. Srrullil Run: Neonm Ritter, Beverly l:.lt'lll1, Della love, Nlxrx SCl1NVlllCl4. llI.l1'lLII'.l l,en1s liulileeii lfowler, Miss Knrstens, Carol Btticli, l'iY.lI1gClll1C lloye, Mmry Nlonmg. Club Page Fifty-four 'irxf Run: jackie Pellursels, Pllllly Pellerscls, Peggy Peddicord, lN1.i ilyn lhittersun, Norma Nelson. Margaret Hoff, ,lanicc Loxnre, Arlene Paul, Misx Zei'ler. Srrnml Rau: Marjorie Iivam, Caroline lfrancex, Shirley Stevens, Ruth ulohnson, Cilara liusliman, Delores P- chuldl, loan Cioisch, Ali.: Arndt, Glenda l'ennin1.in, Nelda vlarvis. Gretchen Niewerth, Margaret 'lfipli-v, Donna King, Carol Mgljunald, 'I'lvll'il Knut -IoAnn Philips, ix.lll'lfl.l llibbx, Marilyn lamngnecker, C'.irlene -l.1l'YlN, luis -Iohnsun, llcrliice Hoover, Fsther Arndt, lfsthcr langbein, Opal Oslei'c.llnp, Bonnie llaradon, Klarlys luplun, IM-vt-rly Mcliitmli, lilennys ll.lIKl!, XV.ilid.l Russell, lfrmilfv Run: IINIIICIA Moeller, Marceiie liori, Nelda Mcllonald, -Iuvce Smut. Duroillv lioward, lII1IN.l XY.l1.llk'll, Doris Splillgcrlwr. llonnie Rehdur, Xlarlrlw Swelling, Marilvn SIJIUII, Norina Case, Helly 'l'ownscmi, ilrlly l:UXlCl'. Hail to the Future Homemakers These are the girls who face the future with Warm courage and high hope. They started out this successful year of '48-'49 with a bang by hav-- ing FHA week, including an all-school assembly program, and a formal installation of officers. FHA clubs from surrounding towns were in- vited as guests. Among the many club activities, the main highlight of events is the annual Valentine Formal. We also enjoyed a Christmas party with FFA and Projectors Club. Not only do we find enjoyment for ourselves, but we try to pro- mote world friendship by sending Christmas packages to Holland and Switzerland. One meeting we had devoted to Russia, with the ft'c'vlfj' invited for a pot-luck supper. It isn't all play, thoughg just ask our advisor and our officers, and all the others who helped us make this a year to remember in FHA. OFFICERS l'ri'xiil1'uf MAIKQQAIRI- l' llkllrlf Vin'-I'ri'xid1'f1f Noimm N1fi.soN Si'r'n'tar-y l'l-cam' Piimiczoium Trraxun-r AIANIVI-, losuiu-. Hixforian Ami-,Ni-1 Paul. Sponsor Miss ZIIAGLIIR Page Fifty-five -W 5 rx! Run: I.vun.1 x1lIggCIllYllI'g, lilninc -Iolmmn, S.xlIy Qlmil, l.urr.um- Auslmrn, C O M M E R C L X Club l.mx Stcvcnx, lionmc lI.lI'.l- don, lwllwr lnlnglwcin. Ulu' O-.lcl'c.1mp, .Ivan fitllfll. SITIIIHI Ruiz: M.1rg.1rcl Huff, 'Immn Glam, .'xI'1L'I1L' Pull, C'.1mlc Smelting. Mus f'l1.lpm.m. lfsllwr Arndl, M.11'lys Lupton, Cfnru! Mul7nn.1ld. Tfflnf Run: Ihr- lnuc Sclmnclwvll. Cllrol Nlcyvill l5l'YCI'ly liicl1.u'dw. Nclnh X1cl7un.lld. Viola Sullnirring, Ruth Q-.1llu'.1illx. lX.ll'k'!1 Fisln-r, -lll.ll1ll.l Slmdlc. Nimble fingers, UITICIQRS l'1u-xiflmf: lnmmlxl A USBORN ' ' X nv-l'rvxiflrf1l: S.-xl I Y QLY.'Xll. Nlrnble brain, Srrn fury-'l'r'mu1m'1': I.ols S11 YI NS Successful business Rrjmrlw: Buxxu- I l,umnoN Is our Aim. Sfmumr: Nllss CQ! IA PM .x N llrxl Run: Htlly' Xluullcr, lluluxww Sulmldl, N1.11'l'.'x l,upxun, Xlr, Icwix, .Xrlvnc Paul. lvl Su-ww.. liuuy , . W l'cllL'1'xL'lx, Nrnlfnf livin: Merlin XX'u1llcl, Dun Xlullc, Uuln. X1LCrL'.1, Cwux C-rcculfr, Yrrn Hull, ,lnlm xiunln., luv Sturm ISU' lutllu , .ln - . , n O R K E X P E R I E N C E uuu..,.fmw1 , : m Indian l 1 SENTINAL STAFF liiflf RUN2 BCH? l'K'llCl'wlM Tom Hill, Dian Irwin, George Hill, Barbara Otto, Marilyn liuicrson, Marilyn Melliriile. Bob lee. Margaret Hoff. Sernml Rout Lois Stevens, Arlene Paul, l,.1Vonne Oeljen, Nancy liarlier, Milli liueliingliani, joy Ann Carnine, Rnlli Alolinson, Nelda Alarvis, Carlene llarris, Dororlay Hovrman, Grelelien Niewerlli, jackie Pellersels. 'fbirfl Ron: Belly Neilson, Della Lore, .loAnn Pliilipi, Patty Hibbs, lilCIhl.l l'enniman, Miss Karaicm, Carole Beach, Mary Monrag, -loyce llarnagin, Sliirley Mcilnrkle, Neoma Ritter. lfllllfffl Roll: Mark lauierbaeli. -Io.xnne Currie, Mary Seliwitzer, Ann Sliull, Betty Townrend, Marlys Lupton, Bonnie Haradon, Delores Hoover, ,Inner Sranvcl, Milan Hibbs. Thanks to staff, and typists too, For bringing fun, to readers true. Thanks for hours of toil and strife, For giving dope on everyone's life. lfiliimzi Marilyn Patterson, Barb Otto, Joy Carnine, Donna Smeeton Sjmrfx Ezlifor ,, , Y Y George Hill Cujry lfflifnr Y , 7 Y Marilyn McBride Axxixlaul Copy Eilifnrx ,, , Arlene Paul, Lois Stevens lfarlnlrlgv Ifilifor , , . ,. , , , Margaret Hoff junior Iliglv Slmrfx .. Tom Hill, Bob Lee Typisfs , K Y 7 7 Advanced typing class Sfyunxm' , ,f A , Miss Karstens Page Fiiity-sex i n Fin! Rout Barbara llewis, .Ioy Cinrnine, Marjorie lixutns, Marilyn Meliritle, B.trbsr.t Otto, Peggy Peddi- cord, Myrna Campbell, Betty Stanlel, Sue Becltler. -SITUIIAI Row: Nita Olson, Donna King, Donna Smecton, Margie Stevens, Delsie Harmon, C.trlene Alnrvis, Rosemary Hansen, Bonnie H.tr.ttlon, .Ioan Gotelt, Pl't'XitIt'lIfZ BARB l7'l l'0 Arlene Paul. Tlriril' Ruu': Kathleen Fowler, llorotliy Pmwittan, Marg.tret Hoff. Norma Nelson. .Ltniee Vjf-1--PH-xjlll-,lfz MARl1,y'N M43BRlI,E Losurc, Alice Ann Iryvin, lilttine llolmnsonf Marllys Lupton, Beverly Melntoslm, Beverly liteltn, Lois Ban- SH,'.l,lam,: Pltcnn, PEDDKZORD croft. lluurfb Run: Ix.tren Iwslter, Rutlt K,.tlhr.tttlt, N1.trg.tret I-oster, Nelda McDonald, NIIILIC Buckingham, R I E l M 1 F Ann Sltull, Mary Seltwitler, Beverly Rielt.trds, I.nVonne Oetjen, Darlene Scltoneboon, Carol Meyer, Nancy 'Hon lr' ARJORH' 'VANS Bnrlter, l.ois Stevenx. hlmuxnlii MISS KNlGllT Movies and muscles And glamorous looks, Help these groups to Get away from their books. OFFICERS Pl'l'Xitlt'llfZ Dtctt CAl l lilK'l'X' Vive-I'n'.tidt'11l: l,lC'K MARTIN liirsl Row: Merlin wllCI7Cl, Calvin Meyer, Berletliyerx, Clifford Leonard. Donald Bancroft. Dick c:2lffCl'ly, SlTH,lul.'ll-Iliiidslllimii IDI-MN HlNIi's Mr. Lloyd. Sl'4'IHlli Razr: liill Lttnge, Oliver I.ent7, llettn Hines, Leo Sutton, Sheldon Lloyd, Neal Peyton. Rliflnlillilii Ll-ll'l'0RD 1'l'ONAkD Tlvirfl Rnut Douglas Moore, Harry Bext, l.eo lliggins, Bob Tuttle, CQ.trroll Sltull. Sflflllillfl Nlll. LLOYD p V R B O E C T O l R S Club Page Fifty-eigltt Sifling in Fmul: XVilma Uren, Carol McDonald, Bonnie Haradon, Marilyn McBride, Ruth johnson, XVinona Deaton, Marlys Lupton. Af flu' Table: Norma Nelson, Paul Schultz, Margaret Hoff, Wendell Body, Dian Irwin, George Hill, Marilyn Patterson, liverctr Lovrien. Slumlingz lilaine johnson, ,loan Goteh, Arlene Paul, Marvin Miller, Milan Hibhs, Lois Stevens, Sally Quail, Lorraine Ausborn, Carol Stoelting, Opal Ostercamp, Leona Muggenberg, Esther Langbcin, Esther Arndr, DeLoss McCrea, Bob jensen, Burwcll Block, Miss Knoll. We, the inspired looking students in the above picture, wish to announce at this time that we modestly accept all the credit for this annual, and willingly give the blame to Miss Knoll. lirlifor , , , e .,,,r,, Dial Irwin Managing lidilors . ,. Marilyn Patterson, Everett Lovrien, George Hill Buxinvss Manager , e,,r .. ,,e, . ,.,,,, Wendell Body Assixfanl Managers . Paul Schultz, Margaret Hoff, Norma Nelson Plrofogruplr 1'1' ..,.. Marvin Miller Page Fifty-nine l'r'vxi1f4'l1l llufvy, u :mm lrilfv a rixiuu. Av uw' nu' if from lfu' mnz' .' livllqy, lfu' x1u'1'lfm1I'l lrilfr a xmilv. Di.m'.qar'fli111q Mr. I'rilrlnml uml flu' fixfw, ffm A nur' fllflm' 1fl A Sll'l'l'f,H'1ll'f l'.nH'Illfj Pirllif' - Tfn' uuy lu tl fl'lI44lN'I .Y fmlrl ix fl7l'IlIltQl7 fmix Xflilllllfff Our fr'f'u.vlm'r, Mwrwwl- ary Mummy Wffirlr IYVIIIIIAQA' in lfn' juni,-'.' l'.lgc SIXIQ' n--1 ---....., ww Max K A G2 afqflfx 'U If L X PM H ,yy 5- Y f - .X 55?--YQ: fl -is 5 , , gi: F? 2 CHAPTER .Qu f1'fY'f1f1z 2: 4 Y, f as -sf -4'-A M x '2v 53' wg. if-J f xx ' Q' 4 Q E 4 .X . an lvln Ron: lllII'XXk'lI Block, Ilarrz' lit-xt, Iiicla Maraiii, NY'ilnier Mooney. Iluane Ilaley, BLIFQICIJC Domino, Bill Ilairli, XY'entIeII Body. Sri'o11.l mfr: Darrell Smith, Craig Irwin, Ilowartl heck, Willis Beach, Dcloxx F.lci'rea, .lim Iiyfe, Donald IIar.nIo,i, Virgil ,lolin-son, Ronald Moinsen, Mr. I'ritcliard. 'l'lrfril Row: Donald P.IcI3onaltl, Rt-iili Ilinas, .lack IIarn:o:i, Robert Iliggens, Ilarrel qlolinson, Marvin Ileacli, I.eo lNIllggClll'lllI'g, Russell Page. Ronaid Mooney, Ifrcd Ciovuh. Ijllllfffl Rolf: Tonimy Teague, U.u'reIl Nelson. Clharles Cnusaul, lacli Irwin. Iiicliartl Brown, Verlyn llellman, Dwight Irwin, Ilonalil Schulte, Ronald Iiolhe, Ifloyd Ilelirer, XY'ayi1e Ivncli, Hurrah for the Sac Chapter FF !! May they go down in history as the leading farmers of our nation. Under the leadership of their handsome executive committee, President, Duane Haleyg Vice-President, Burdette Dominog Secretary, Dick Marting Treasurer, Wilinei' Mooney, and the Reporter Bill Hatch, ihc chapter had a busy year. They polished the apple at a faculty picnic, selected their chapter sweetheart at the Harvest Ball, dashed off to a National Convention at Kansas City, and entertained proud pas and mas at a Parent-Son Ban- quet. Their energy and enthusiasm must have come from the eight day trip through the Ozarks last summer or from the many high honors taken at the Iowa State Fair. If nothing succeeds like success, this FFA gang can look forward to many more years of triumphs. Page Sixty-ont L... Career Day Student Council of- ficers and Miss Aucker go over the budget for Career Day. On questioneers, students indicate which vocations they want to hear about. What are YOU going to do when you get out of school?', This was the question that brought seniors from all eight high schools in Sac county to our school on April 13 for Career Day. Speakers told us about the different occupations we might enter and the qualifications we needed for each. But most important we got out of regular classes for the day to listen, to think, and to plan our own futures. Then comes the day Miss Auclcer introduces the speakers Sixty-two l .'i'i.' Run: Mary Seliwiwer, lfoli lee, Marjorie livans, Slielilon Lloyd, Donald Bancroft, Director Barbara Otto, Marilyn Nlellrinle. Hrrnllil Rout lleverly lfaelin, loin Sliull, Paul Seliullv, Dick lutlle, l.aVonnL l5lJllk'll. Pep at the game, That is our aim - - Swing at the dance, Aids Cupicl's chance. liril Rolf: Nita Olson, llarlwara Otto, Aloan Glass, Slielilon Lloyil, BClly Townsend, Donald Bancroft, 1 ll l n ob l.ee. Srrolnl Ron: George llill, lixtlier Siaton, l.ois Bancroft, Mareene licrl, bl. set sl.lI1lCl, Mari y Meliriile, XVinona Dealon, Bob klensen, Rowell Lennon. 'l'f'ir'il Ruzrz Gretelxen Niewerlli, Royce Case, laul Scliulw, Tom Sliull, Ruth Galbraith, Craig Knudson, Toni llill, xlaniee Losnre. Page Sixty-tliree I. J111'1f. Bll1'1i'. 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Suv, I'E1JS1'IIlIl7'jl. 111111 13111111 111111 1111111 P1'11s11111'11l s111111'S. 1'.111m' Nvxl x 111111 ! su J bv! .x 1 1 -1 Q W y FE :':... .......... '- -, Q A xt xg 1... . W-Q in MWA M 1, .1 11. 11.- f' N 3. 7 1 if if 121151 ' '1 'f,', ,ML M- AH 1 Y ' ww N . .. - M, . .,. fmufns REPRESENTATIVE S E S N T I U 5 57? vu' 0 D N' R E N E ...N T is S Rllxxvll I.4'lHIUlI Marilyn Ihlllcrsorz Winona Dvulou lf1'rr'rlf I,ru'ri1'n These people are our pride and joy. Tl1ey're a credit to every class. The boys are envied by every boy, As the girls are envied by every lass. N A T I O N A L H is O S N O O C R I E T Y Ojfnrri, sllmfllllgz w'UIlkl.lll lindyq wcrctaryg Paul Sulmltv, president: Ruwwll l.cnnun, virc l'FCNlklL'Ill. lfirxi Rllllf Ruscvnary llnnscn, qloy Carninc, Rullx lUllI1YUl1 Duane llalcv l,llI1 lrwin 91' 'wwf Kun luis 5u'x'cl1x, Arlene l'.1ul, Cicnrgc llill, lnlwrcncc N l N1 lx l ll 1v.Srxx I-IOMECOMING Big Bonfire . . Beautiful Queen . . . XVLll'l'iiJI'S Parade . . Game-Victory!! . The Alumni Dance All Gees to nuke . HOMHCOMING . if XX 2 Y 'ww f,ll4'4'lI' Bnmm' Ifmllllrlvll Allrmluuli' M YI'lItl C,dlIIf7!Jt'H Billy Bftlllufl ix Jimi'flN'il'r1ln'm'm . . . Tfn' fmml HI1I7'l'l7l'l, . . 1 1 Hllllli f 1 r I HI I l'.n1e Simy-sex I1 Sr. High C H E E R L E A D E R S limmnit ll.1r.1dnn, Dian lrwin, l,.lllllI1U Cllnxs, Marx' Schwlllcr, Ann Sliull They've got the pep, They've got the steam, They're the link 'Twixt us and the team. May the score be high, May the score be low, They're always there Jr. To meet the foe. lancl Sl.lI1lL'l, Peggy llllt'NNL'I1 l5lTl1ll'l ll'll l Sl ll Ci' l Xl' l , . . . l73N, - 0.111 . 'lll , IIQYC TCH l ICXVCYKI High C H E E R L E A D E R S CFFICERS PV'l'Xflll'IlfZ IJIAN IRWIN Vim'-l'r1'xiclr'llf: RUSS LIZNNQN St'l'fl'flIl',Y! Vlol,A SCIINIRRING 7'l'l'llSIll't'l'I ANN SHULL Sjmnxorx: Mu. Liewls, MR. jo1tc:i2NsoN' All the world's a stage, But in this day and age, The Thespians run the show, Firsl Rout Barbara Otto, -Ianicc Loxure, Marilyn Mcliride, Dian Irwin Russu. Lennon, Ann Sliull, Viola Selinirring, Alim Mowery, joan Ciozcli. Sfillltlllll, oln Sliull, Betty Stanlel, Neal Peyton, Gerald Lange, Mark I..llIllICI'bLlCll, Guy Carttntc llill Ilatcli, Bonnie Rclidcr, ,Ianct Slaiwel, .lack Peyton. And Student Council says when to go. lfirxl Row: Dian Irwin, .Iuanita Sliadlc, Rosemary Hansen, Milan Ilibbs, Marilyn Me- Britle, .lack W'iclterslieim, Nita Olson, Myrna Campbell, Marilyn Patterson, Delsie Harmon, Viola Selinirring. Siwuml Row: Mr. Rummels, Preston Stout, George Baker, George Hill, Richard Vreuland, Iiverett Lovriun, Paul Schultz, Pat jennett, Bob Buckley, ,lim Mowrey, Darrel Nelson. OITFICIZRS I'n'siilw1f: Fviaiufri' LOVRIIQN Virf'-l'n-xiflwzf: MARILYN PA'I l'liRSON St'f'7'l'fLII'-YZ IDIAN IRWIN 'l'i'n1x1m'r': JACK Wltzkliit Memlufr-af-largv: Bois B Sjmnxor: MR. RUMMI-:Ls SIIIIQM UCKLI-IY August 30 September 7, 8 September 14 September 17 October 16 October 22 October 29 November 4, 5, 6 November 19 November 25 December 12 December 18 December 31 January 3 January 14 January 15 Sched Gdendafi School opens . . . Ugh, work!!!! Iowa educational tests. Magazine drives begin, junior class, vocal music. Money, money, money!!! Four county teachers institute at Carroll. State Marching Band Contest . . . We got a I !!! Homecoming . . . Bonnie the queen . . . We really skunked Odebolt!!! Operetta . . . Very pretty!!! Iowa State teachers, convention . . . Yipee, vacation for us!!! Junior class play. Thanksgiving vacation . . . 'Three more weeks till Christmas vacation!!! Christmas vesper service. ' Christmas vacation begins . . . They forced us to leave school again!!! New Year's Eve . . . Help!!! Help!! Christmas vacation ends . . . Back to the galley!!! First semester ends . . . The seniors are beginning to count the days . . We showed Jefferson who was going to run the conference!!! This????? Oh, yes!!! This was a Saturday!! January 24, 25, 28, 29 Basketball-county tourney . . . It helped finance the annual. February 11 February 21-26 March 1-5 March 8-12 March 12 March 15-19 March 18 April 8, 9 April 13 April 15-18 April 23 April 29-30 April 29, 30 May 6, 7 May 7 May 14 May 16 May 17 May 18 May 19 A May 20 May 22 May 23 May 24 May 25 May 26 May 27 Junior High night . . . The little kids get a thrill!!! Basketball sectional tourney . . . Yea, team!!! Basketball district tourney . . . Sob!! Basketball Sub-state tourney. Preliminary State Music contest . . . Do-re-me-fa-sol-la-te-do!!! Basketball-state tourney. All high school play . . . React!! React!! Music preliminary State music contest. Career Day . . . Seniors get cold feet!!! Easter vacation . . . At last!!! Junior-Senior prom . . . Long dresses and stags!!! Drake Relays . . . Competition is the spice of life!!! District music contest for solos and ensembles, state contest . . . We're still singing!!! District Track meet . . . They're still running!!! State music contest for solos and ensembles . . . What, some more???? Sac Relays . . . What??? More running?? Seniors have five more days of school!! Seniors have four more days!!! Seniors have three more days!!! Seniors have two more days!!! Senior class play . . . The last time the seniors show off!!! Baccalaureate . . . The first time the grads don the gray gowns. Five more days of school! Four more days of school!! Three more days of school!!! Commencement . . . The last time we wear the gray robes! School closes for summer vacation . . . No more pencils, books or teachers' dirty, DIRTY looks. Page Seventy MEDICINEMEN I3 m CHIEF CLOTHING CO. Congratulations to the Class of 1949 from a COMMUNITY INSTITUTION SAC CTTY STATE BANK A. W. JONES, President G. L. HILL, Cashier A. O. ANDERSON, Vice-President F. D. HUTCHESON, Asst. Cashier Mcmbc D. I. C. Read it First in CHARLIQS A. HACKF, EDITOR AND MANAGER HOME OF Goon ENTERTAINMENT SAC-CHIEFTAIN THEATRES U uuunulnunnwIulnuInlInulInlnulnnnnunlnullllunluunlullnnlnlnllllnnnulIlllIlun0InInllIIlAnunununuInIuIuIllulnlunuInlunuuuunununul U. E nun ununnuInInnuunnununnunnnnulnnnlInlnnnnnnnnuuunununn E LIECI-ITY-RECKOFF IMPLEMENTS FARM EQUIPMENT OLDSMOBILE Sales Service DEPENDABLE ALL WEATHER PERFORMANCE Genuine YIELD PERFORMANCE HYBRIDS sAC CITY, IOWA WILSON-RININGER CORN CO. SCHALLER, IOWA SHEELY AND YOUNG THE CLOTHING CORNER OF SAC COUNTY LEONARD'S GREENHOUSE Fl0wf'rs for all Ol'FdSilIll.Y,, CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '49 HARKER'S INSULATION CO. WISEMAN'S CAFE Distributor Insul-Wool Insulation All HOIHE C'00ki11g Phone 596 Sac City, Iowa 1 s T I? E. E. LEWIS '- STYLE AND GIFT SHOP f The House of Qualify SINGERS DEPARTMENT . STORE I Sac City, Iowa b Service - Quality - Dependability E! INIIlIllIllllllllllllulnlluuulllllllllllll llllllllllllllllluullllnunlnu ununlnulnnllunllnlnlluunnullInInnlnnlnlnnnluulnnlulllllulnlllllll E W. B. WAYT AND SON, Inc. K E L L Y , S MONUMENT BUILDERS Big Store on the Hill Phone 631 SAC COUNTY ELECTRIC TU-MAR INN SERVICE INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Dependable Elecfric Service Manufacturers Since 1910 l KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI WILLIAMS MILLING COMPANY SOYBEAN PROCESSORS GRAINS FEEDS Mill Telephone 542 Leo W. Williams SAC CITY, IOWA , Telephone 831 PRIEBE AND SON, Inc. SAC CITY, IOWA QUALITY CHICKS-FEEDS-EQUIPMENT ALWAYS A GOOD MARKET FOR YOUR POULTY AND EGGS CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK SERVICE - COURTESY - SECURITY Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. B m ll E N E nn uruuuu nuunu nnninulnunuluuununnuu nnuul E W . F . H A H N E Insurance Agency PROPERTY INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS RAYMOND WILSON SAC COUNTY'S MOST COMPLETE DRUG AND GIFT SHOP SAC CITY RADIO AND ELECTRIC KIMBALL PIANOS Clark Fort and Leonard Schnirring S O D A G R I L L Congrafzzlufions fo fhe Class of '49 GAYLQRD TO SENIORS OF 1949 Best Wishes for Health, Good Luck and Happiness SAC CITY, ICWA SAC COUNTY IMPLEMENTS ROGERS AND WEIDEMAN TO THE CLASS OFT 1949 Skelly Tires. Batteries, Accessories, Washing, ' Thank You. Herff-Jones is proud to have Greasing, Waxing been chosen to manufacture your class rings. PHONE 876 H. O. MCKENZIE, Carroll, Iowa SAC COUNTY FARM BUREAU The Voice of Organized Agrieulfuren i Educational, Legislative, Service to Member Programs WE WANT TO EXPRESS TO YOU OUR BEST WISHES SAC COUNTY R. E. A. SAC CITY CREAMERY CO. Smooth-Tex Ice Cream Guernsey Brand Butter PERFECTLY PASTEURIZED MILK E llllllllll llllllllIllIlulllllIIllIllllllllIllIlillllllIIIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llll E i R. J. ESTEY, JEWELER HOBBY HOUSE innunnunannununnunnanuununuunuiuuuuuunuonou nun SAC CITY HATCHERY H y-lim' and Qualify Chirks Ames and Nutrena Feeds Poultry Supplies Hamm and Longman Phone 523 FREEMAN BROS. SERVICE BODY AND FENDER WORK AND GENERAL REPAIR Telephone 656 BANCROFT'S UPHOLSTERY SHOP Congralulations to the Class of '49 NATIONAL FARM LOAN ASSOCIATION MEMBER OF FEDERAL LAND BANK SYSTEM LEWIS PLUMBING AND HEATING GREEN COLONIAL FURNACES L. B. AMICK, M. D. WADSLEY FIRESTONE STORE DIERENFELD SERVICE STATION Complete Service -- Stop In RUSSELL-PEYTON TEXACO DR. J. J. MCCARL OMER COLE HARNESS SHOP Holmberg Machine 85 Welding Co. Good Luck. to Our Fulurr' Citizens FARMERS GRAIN CO. lu. M. Galbraith, Secretary and Manager L. 86 M. ELECTRONIC SERVICE Radios - Sound Service - Wiring Les and Merle Sac City, Iowa LONGMAN PRODUCE POULTRY - EGGS SMART SHOP READY-TO-WEAR EOR GALS WHO CARE LEN TS SERVICE CLEANERS WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER Phone 635 B AND L MARKET COON'S FOOD STORE MAYBERRY,S PRODUCE AND GROCERY Phone 795 B. C. OLDSEN CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Phone S24 KINGFIELD IMPLEMENT CO. MASTER SALES AND SERVICE MOONEY'S BARBER SHOP POLAR ICE CREAM SHOP ICE CREAM - LUNCHES - DONUTS ANTHONYIS COZY CAFE E ulu nnun Inulnlulunnnuuiulnnuunu nuniluIInIuIllnuuuIuInInIllIuunInInlunuulunnununuuuuuuuululn B YOULL HARDWARE PLUMBING, HEATING AND SHEET METAL SAC CITY REMINDER SAC CITY CLEANING CO. Rugs - Laundry - Dry Cleaners - Cold Fur Storage C. H. Sagcscr Phone 668 MOREY'S FOOD MARKET QUALITY FOODS FOR LESS LUFT BARBER SHOP FARMERS LUMBER CO. COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE DRS. TRUAX AND LADWIG VETERINARIANS AMMER HARDWARE Wisbrs Success fo You Young Folkx FARBER AND OTTEMAN Furniture and Funeral Service SAC CITY, IOWA DAVIS CHEVROLET CO. Phone 783 COMPLETE MECHANICAL AND BODY SERVICE Congralulalions lo Class of '49 SHULL MOTOR SUPPLY I BLOCK BROTHERS Congralnlafions lo tbl' Clasx of '49 LIVESTOCK BUYERS PHONE 670 I Plmm' Us Bvforz' You S011 SAC CITY MOTOR CO. ART - FRED - JOHN SMITH TRANSFER LOCAL AND DISTANT HAULINC OHN HANSON CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Congralulalions Class of '49 nmI'nunnn:nnnnInnuIumulInuluQInnunmuuununnnnunnnu ummmnnl HARRY THIESSEN REAL ESTATE - ABSTRACTS GREENLEE AND OETJEN COMPLETE FOOD MARKET LOCKER SERVICE COUNCIL OAK STORE YOUR FRIEND AT MEAL TIME IunInnnnuInInInInnuunnuuunanunn N. A. HOLMBERG PLUMBING AND HEATING Maylag - Skvlgas - Oil-O-Mufir nuIninininnnInnunInnuininnuinnunnuunuunnv InuIunnuuuuunuunun SAC COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Malcolm Currie, President R. A. Currie, Manager Grace Duffy, Abstracts SAC CITY, IOXVA CORNBELT FINANCE CORPORATION F. P. KESSLER INSURANCE OF ALI. KINIJS BLUMGREN'S RIHFRIGERATION SERVICE Westinglicvusc Appliances Plume 8 8 Emmett Iilumgren SAC CITY LUMBER COMPANY Congrafulafions to flu' Class of '49 NOBLE MANUFACTURING C0llgVllflllllfi0Il5 I0 flu' Class of '49 CO. Congratulations to the Graduates and we sin- cerely hope that you will always have as much happiness and success in your life's work as you have had in High School. -Mr. ancl Mrs. Charles Brynteson QUALITY PAINTS AUTO SUPPI.IIiS COAST-TO-COAST STORE I1I.IicTIIIc APPLIANCIQS HAIIIWAIII5 CURRIE MOTORS Your DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer SALES-SERVICE WOLFF'S SPORTING GOODS PARK HQTEL SAC CITY, IOWA KIZITH FARMER, PRCPRIIZTOR KING STUDIO PoIITIIAITs or DISTINCTIONH STAR CAFE SAC LLITY, IOWA RICHARDS GARAGE Plume B83 Hlnlson Dvalrr XIi'iII1CKIfII IQIARVICIQ SAC CITY, IOWA PELLERSELS -MOTOR COMPANY SfmlI'l1alzr'r Sales and Svrrin' Phone 529 GAMBLE STORES H. II. and R. M. I-Iibbs, Owners CHARLES M. NEVELIN CO. ACADEMIC GOWNS-'MASON CITY, IOXVA Furnishing of Caps and Gowns to Class of '49 I E 'U' l lU 9 Ill llllllllllllllllll llIllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll lIIlIlllllllllllllllllllllillll lllllllllll E