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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

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W ' wa, . i Q, MP ,+ve in and Mn, fm wa., an W5-P Qfxf. ,V ,bf Q1 , v1 ,. Tbf' Hif ga Srlnool B fcmwggyufn uilrling 0l QlfU0l Hands - symbolic of effort and accomplishment . . Through the year, the guiding hands of our teachers have daily led us down the paths of learning toward a wider conception of our heritage. Now, through the medium of hands, we have endeavored to mirror the scenes you helped make complete, the people with whom you associated, and the activities of which you were a part. We therefore dedicate to you, the students, this 1951-S2 Chieftain, an achievement made possible through the co-orrlimfifm of minds and hands. Eilifor-In-Clairf Business Manager ll! -a-Eg.- 0 Piqua ffl!! Simca! Z?0arc! ann! .fdcfminidfrafion MRS. FRED EI-IRHARDT .rf N ff' fs-my - 4' xx, CLARK FORT ? ' qw-fuk Z . REUBEN GRIFFITH sl -. . S GYJQXYIYQ P ' I Cgvigevintlnden FRANK KESSLER '? k R ,f 'L ' HUGO LANGE -'x R. W. LEE H SOKGENSEN ROY ww' WALTER OTTO U0 .7Ae.4e are fine .7aaL of Governing Our .gclzoogna .7a5L ,WAICA jk? .Have garriecl Quf 515 S 5 ' 1 NMR' , 1 I. 3: f S E 53 5,5523 s 616111 f CAROLYN ASCI-IOM Commerrial Iowa State College, B.A.g graduate work at Northwestern University. DARRELL A. HANSHAW junior High Coafh Buena Vista B.A., graduate work at Drake University. MARVIN A. BICHEL Srivnre Nebraska State College, Wayne, Nebraska, University of Wyoming, M.S. GEORGE W. HERMANN Sovial Slmlirs, Swimming, Trafk Coarh Iowa State College, B.A., graduate work at Colorado University. BARBARA A BULMAN Iunior High Waldorf Junior College, Forrest City, St. Olaf, B.A.'g graduate work at State University of Iowa. FRANK HOFFMAN Commercial Hamilton School of Commerce, Mason Cityg Mason City Junior College, State University of Iowa B.S.C. and M.A.g graduate work at State University of Iowa. LUVERNE CLARK Malhmnaiifs Penn College B.A.: graduate work at Iowa Sr1teC0lleze: Teachers College of Columbia University M.A. ROY L. HOLTZ Insirummzlal Music' Coe College, B.A.g graduate work at State University of Iowa, Northwestern University, and University of Wisconsin. R. DUANE HALFORD Courb, Physiral Education, Boys' Counselor Morningside College B.A.g Illinois University M.S. HELEN LOUISE I-IOWF Lzbrarmn, junior High Iowa State College, B.A. VIOIJX KAR5'l'IfNS lnglnlr, Lulu: Univerxity of Iowa IS.A.g graduate work at Univerxity of Iowa, IIIENIIAMIN I. RUIIIIQRITORIU Iuumr' Ilitglw Iowa Slate ltaelitls College, Nlornmgsttle College ll.A.g graduate work at University of XY'yoming. MARY ANN I.lSIl.R Sllflill Yflnlirv Girls' f'unl1tr'lnr Iowa State College ILS. RUIII SLAMAN Vumlliulml Hn lIIl'l1ltlkfll4Q low a State College PIZTIZR Ii. LLOYD Imlnxfriul Artx, Driver Training Morningside College B.A.g Iowa State College M.S.g graduate work at Uralte University. ITUGISNIE A. SEVIZRSON Vmultfnrrul Agrieullure Upper Iowa Universityg Iowa State College ILS. IZSTIIIER A. OPPIQDAHI. Vorul Musir St. Olaf College B.A.g graduate work at Mae- Pliail School of Music and Dramatic Art, Minneapoliw College of Music, Northwestern University. If'I'I'IIfL SILBAUGH luuior High Iowa State College, B.A.g graduate Wm-k ng Colorado State College ot lftlueation and Iowa Stair 'leathers College. MIQRVIN RUMIVIIZLLS EIIXIIXIJ Dmmulirs Univerwity of Iowa Il.A.g graduate worlt at University of Iowa. MARILYN SKOUGE Girlx' Pbyxifal Iiililrrliiuri Iowa State 'Teachers'Collcge B.A. X' Y iff' t- .4-2+ --.' -i X Q. 4 Q 5 La if -I ,Ei L . It it in . ..t1jafX5-Jggy i sg, .Xl K M 1 V M 1 ink, LR. .f . Linfff1i..f -f . .I f f wr 15 '??':. fr y- - .N , K Hia 1215512135 rw , zf -.4 1 ,. , 'f is W :gf 1-eq-at ' if . I . . -i A W www alwirluw. W' . 1, . .,:I. ra I ff ' 3 if figs To If i'5 f' 5 ' ftgi, -u., Q ,L., , CLM6 was DONALD BANCROFT RONALD MOMSFN V P J S, 1 y enzor Omcem jUYfl' JARNAGIN VIRGH. JOHNSON I'rvxi.lvul . ? Trrasurrv IHY BARAIII I I' NEAI PEY1O'S! enzor elaredenfa fwefi 1 JOYCE JARNAGIN MARY MONTAG I f Q . LL A MQ! QW' DOROTHY BARNHILI Dorothy is quiet ami ratlvvr sl1y5 yet a fll'l?1lQl!' 0 lHi.I!'l7ll glmms in lwr vyr GAA 3, 45 W'ork Experience 45 Librarians l, 2, .5 ' , Commercial Club 3. JAMES ANSON Enjoy life are it's fl:-fl for when you dir, you'rr a long time rleai1'. Football 2, 35 Letter 45 Track 35 Lifesaving 25 Work Experience 45 Projector's Club 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Boys' Glee Club 35 Vesper Choir 35 Vocal Solo 35 Operetra 35 Chieftain Staff 4. ALTA ARNDT Athletic ability, srbolastie as well, Describing ber gently, w4 d say 'Sbzfs swc'll. 3 G. A. A. 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Librarians l, 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 45 Treasurer 35 Commercial Club 35 Reporter 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Clarinet trio 25 Clarinet Quartet 3. DONALD BANCROFT Be a rrmsrrz atizr' 3' I alwa s drern, , Dorff lfurn miilrligbl oil-use gasoline. Football 45 Projectors 2, 45 Pres- ident 35 Student Council 35 Teepee Club 3, 45 Thespians 2, 35 Mem- ber-at-Large 45 One-Act Play 35 Marching Band I. 2, 3, 45 Concert Band I, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Swing Band I, 2, 35 Solo lg Saxaphone Quartet I5 Mixed Chor- us 2, 3, 45 Boys' Glee Club 2, 35 President 45 Vesper Choir 2, 3, 45 Vocal Solo 3, 45 Boys' Quartet 3, 45 Mixed Quartet 3, 45 Madrigal 3, 45 Operetta 2, 3, 45 Iowa City Play Festival 3, 45 Sentinel Staff 3, 45 Chieftain Staff 45 Camera Club, President 3, 45 All-State Chorus 3, 45 Class Officer, Vice- Presidenr4 irwe Crm 1 9 1 4 u BARBARA BROWN Effirirni, friendly, smart, aml gay. Surrrss in life will iw lvrr payf, G. A. A. 3, 45 Intramurals 3, 45 FHA 3, Parliamentarian 45 Tee- pee Club 45 Junior Class Play 35 Marching Band 3, 45 Concert Band 3, 45 Pep Band 3, 45 Sioux Falls I, 2. BARBARA BLASS Aml1iti011s, rafrable, arm' slryg Not lfrag- ging I will but always I'll try. FHA 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 3, 45 Vesper Choir 3, 45 Operetta 45 Sentinel Staff 3, 45 Early 1. CAROL BEACH Frequent interruptions 0 classroom artlzity Results wry my talking a natural ability G. A. A. 3 President 4' Dolphin 35 Lifesaving 15 Intramurals I, 2, 35 Latin Club 15 Librarians 15 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Con- ce t Band I, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Swing Band I5 Cornet Solo 2, 3, 45 Cornet Quartet 35 Brass Quintet 25 Sentinel Staff 1, 4. JOHN BARTLETT Born to draw and lirr at vase. The carefree life will llc' iJisAplr'as1'. Basketball Letter 3, Football Letter 1, 2, 3, 45 Track Letter 25 Stu- dent Council 25 Teepee Club 3, President 45 Thespians 3, Presi- dent 45 Junior Class Play 35 Mix- ed Chorus 2, 35 Boys' Glee Club 2, 35 Vcsper Choir 35 Madrigal 2, 35 Outstanding Actor Award 35 Operetta 35 Iowa City Play Festi- val 35 Chieftain Staff 45 Class Of- ficer, Vice-President Z5 One-Act Play 35 Outstanding Performance Iowa City Play Festival 35 Jef- ferson l5 Boys' State 3. RUBY HARTMAN Tumlli. funrlli gn Inv' l'j'I'5, Wlll1I,.X flu' nlzjyfl? W'i ri' all u'ixt', GAA 3, 4, Lifesaving 4, Librar- ians Club l, 2, PHA 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 4, Concert Band 3. 4: Pep Band 4, lirench Horn Quartet 3, Vesper Choir 3, One- act Play 3. NORMA CASE 'A rlnvrfiil girl u'lm'v l1l'lf'Y glam, Willifik- Ifuxy, aml Ilwn xmm'. G. A. A. 3, 4: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Librarians 2, 3, PHA 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, Secretary 4, Vesper Choir Z, Chieftain Staff 4. LIANTZ CLARKIN IIuIiI r'1r'ryfl1ing.'- An 1-arrirxf llmugld is ruining rm, Wflmujix! Snnzvlliing lrajvjJrr1i'zI- if xrwnx fo lar gow. G. A. A. 3, Vice-president 4, Dol- phin 3, lntramurals 3, 4, FHA 3, Teepee Club 4, Marching Band 3, 4, Concert Band 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Mixed Clarinet Quartet 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Vcspcr Choir 3, 4, Vocal Solo 3, Operetta 3, 4, Sentinel Staff 3, 4, Class officer, Secretary 3, Lake City l, 2. CHARLES CORSAUT Hr really Iilevs lumlcs, ln' gum fur rilufafirm, his lmoler are u'nmi'r1'x looks, if rnalerx a grand elution. Basketball l, 2, 3, Football 1, Z, Letter 4, Track l, FFA 1, Assis- tant Secretary 2, Secretary 3, Re- porter 4, One-act Play 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4, Boys' Glce Club 2, 3, 4, Vesper Choir Z, 3, 4, Vocal Solo 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, Sentinel Staff 3, Radio Broadcast 3, FFA judging team l, 2, 3, FFA District officer 3. MARCFNE FORT SiIi'm'i' i'orm'x frnln unisilom, lallc from nalurr' grows, I zuixlv more it-iiilnm mnlil I gain, aml lose my natural for-x. GAA 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, VHA l, 2, 3, Teepee Club 3, 4, Thespians 2. 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3, All-school play 2, March- ing Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band l. 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Clarinet Solo l, Mixed Clarinet Quartet I, 2, 3, 4, Clarinet Quar- tet I, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Secretary 3, 4, Ves- per Choir 2, 3, 4, Vocal Solo Z. 3, 4, Girls' Sextet 2, 3, 4, Girls' Trio 3, 4, Mixed Quartet 4, Mad- rigal 3, 4, Junior High Play l, Qperetta 2, 3, 4, Chieftain Staff, Music Editor 4, All-State Chorus 3, 4, Radio Broadcasts 3, Sentinel Staff 2, 3, 4, One-act Play 3. PATRICIA ERRITT I mlm! my own affairs, xo llzal I ran be free. I m'z'r'r lroulrlz' work, il always fmulrlrs mr. GAA 3, 4, Intramurals 2, Li- brarians Club 3, FHA 2, 3, Work Experience 4, Mixecl Chorus 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Vesper Choir 2, 3, 4, Vocal Solo 3, 4, Operctta 3, 4, Somers l. PAT G Talking aluuiw ing Iujqiux, Slum' jminlx as il jmrki GAA 3. 4: Li PHA l. I, llist cial Club 3, 4, 2, 3. 4, Concert Pep l3aml 3. 4: Clarinet Quarte DELORIS HOOVER There are enough serious things in life from which our problems stem, Without considering myself as heing one of them. GAA 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Com- mercial Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Ves- per Choir 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Sentinel Staff 2, 3, 4. EVANGELINE HOYE A sweet little girl whirling like a top lust rlorff start her giggling 'Cause yo11'llnc'1'r'r get her stopped. Latin Club 1, Commercial Club 4, Marching Band 2, Concert Band 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Vesper Choir 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Chieftain Staff 4, One-act Play 3. x no L 3 l' ' ,Albee :Z if u' iw JAMES JENSEN Work is great, It fasrinates me, If the other guy does it, And leaves me free. Football 1, 2, 3, Letter 4, Basket- ball 1, Lifesaving 1, Work Ex- W perience 4. NELDA JARVIS Good luck in the future, He's a lucky guy, We know you didn't get that ring I From Sac City High. GAA 3, 4, Intramurals 2, Li- brarians l, 2, 3, FHA 1, 3, Trea- surer 2, Commercial Club 4, Work Experience 4, Student Council 2, Sentinel Staff 1, 2. JOYCE JARNAGIN Reno's strong for fun, Las Vegas has no lack, Sac is strong for the Irwins, and loyce is strong for lack. GAA 3, Intramurals 3, 4, Latir Club 1, President 1, Student Coun- cil 2, Secretary 3, Teepee Club 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Con- cert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Swing Band 2, 3, Piano Solo 1, 2, 3, 4, Bass clarinet solo 2, Mixed Clarinet Quartet 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Ves- per Choir 2, 3, 4, Junior High Play 1, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Senti- nel Staff 1, Copy Editor Z, Editor 3, 4, Chieftain Staff Editor 4' All State Band 2, Homecoming At- tendant 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Class Officer, President 4, Girls' State 3, One-Act-Plays 3, D.A.R. History Award 3. CRAIG IRWIN They say time is money- that's a joke, I'L'e had lots of it, but I'm still hrokef' Basketball l, 2, 4, Football 2, 3, Letter 1, 4, Track 1, 3, 4, Li- brarians Club 1, FFA I, 2, Junior Class Play 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Boys' Glee Club 4, Vesper Choir 4, Operetta 2, 4, All-State Chorus 4. 'i' 4 JOHN IRWIN Sleep is for hrnuty, the thing thut's best, So cursed' be those, who disturb my rest. Basketball 2, Letter 1, Football 2, Letter 1, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, FFA l, 2, Work Experience 4, Student Council, Treasurer 3, Junior High Play l. e k IN h j I x, r' ! I ' REQ, EW I , , 5 'i , I. V -if' , 2 ,ff 1 ' cf, li. . 3 ff 3 .uk RONALD KOLBE A genial fallow will: u frirmlly imilr, Puxbing nnufiml all Ihr' u'lr1lr'. FFA l, 2, 3, 4. VIRGIL ,IOHNSON Some think fbal life it one big game, f'arm'xlm'.is lhijy defy, llvey llainlc ilu' world was made fnr fun, aml fmnlzly-in do I, Football 2, Letter 1, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Projectors 2, Broadcast 3, Co-Captain Football 4, Boy's State 3, FFA judging 3. CRAIG KNUDSON A lmmlxumr' guy wifb vyvx ibut glitleng Wlu'm'14'r llllf-V fullt- lu' llXft'NX.H Basketball 1, 2, Football l, 4, Track l, Lifesaving l, Intramurals l, Projectors l, 2, 3, Student Coun- cil 2, Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band l, 2, 3, 4, Swing Band 2, 3, Solo I, 2.3, 4, Brass Quartet l, Z, 3, 4, Brass Sextet 2, Cornet Quartet 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Vesper Choir 2, 3, 4, Vocal Solo 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Sentinel Staff 2, Camera Club 1, All State Chorus 4, KCIM Broadcast 3, Class Officer. Vice-President l. ROBERT LEE 'I'mluy ilu' u'orliI'x vurllpoxml of men who rut! ujmrz flu' tlwlf, All gnu! ww: uri' ilyiug-I frvl .trek myii'lf. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Letter 1, Foot- ball, Letter 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Letter I, 3, 4, Lifesaving l, Latin Club l, Student Council 4, Teepee Club, Treasurer 2,i 3, 4, Thespians 3, Vice-President 4, junior Class Play 3, Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band l, Swing Band l, Solo l, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, Sax Quartet I, 2, 3, 4, Vesper Choir 2, 3, Matlrigal Z, 3, Vocal Solo 3, junior High Play l, Operetta 2, 3, Sentinel l, 4, Sports Editor 2, 3, All State Chorus 3, KCIM llroadcast 3, One-Act Plays 3, lloys' State 3, Co-Captain Foot- ball 4. ,110 SHELDON LLOYD Diamonds an' a gir1's lu-sl friend, they say, Bill I would lake a 'Ruby' any Jay. LEROY LINDQUIST Our bour a day Io study, om' hour in which lo eat, Two bourx to ibinlz bow fired I am aml furnly hours to slefpf' Basketball, Letter l, 3, 4, Football 4, Letter 2, 3, Track 1, Letter 3, 4, Work Experience 4, Student Council 2, Boys' Glee Club 2, Vesper Choir 2, Oper- etta 2. I . Basketball 1, Football 2, FFA 1,3 2, Projectors Club l, 3, Vice-Pres- iclent 2, Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing Band 1, 2, 3, Sax Solo l, 2, 3, 4, Sax Quar- ICI 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Boys' Glee Club 2, Camera Club 2, 3, FFA State Band Z. f T33 ia. 3 MARILYN LONGNECKER If I rar1't lu' sm-u, fllfll I'II lu' lwwnl, but llmfx rm! my lux! or final u'nnI. GAA 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, FHA I, 3, Vice-President 2, Pres- ident 4, Student Council 3, 4, Thespians 3,4, junior Class Play 3, One-Act Plays 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Vesper Choir 2, 3, 4, Vocal Solo 3, 4, Junior High Play 1, Oper- etta 2, 3, 4, Sentinel Staff I, 2 3, 4, Chieftain Staff, Class Edi- tor 4, Attendant FFA Sweetheart 4, KAYL Broadcast 3. ROBERT MCCLUNG A gmail lim' rnalers gruul fvoflrull, has always lzeerf my view, Anil off flu' ficlu' il snwzx fu form' in prrlly laamly, loo. Basketball 2, 4, Letter 3, Foot- 3 ball 2, Letter 3, 4, Track, Letter 3,,V Student Council, President 4, Thes- pians 3, Treasurer 4, Junior Class Play 3, Marching Band 2, 3, 4,1 Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, Solo 1, 2, 3, 4, Sax Quartet 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, Vesper Choir 2, 3, Madrigal 3, Boys' Quartet 3, Operetta 3, Class Officer, President 2, Lyt- ton 1, Chieftain Staff, Sports Edi- tor 4. RONALD MOMSEN Things Iikz- English, math, and xrir'm'1' an' prrfrrlly all righl5 Bul when il comm lo xpffiulizing, I do my Imvt al nighif' Basketball 1, 2, 35 Football 45 FFA 1, 25 Projectors 25 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Boys' Glee Club 2, 35 Vesper Choir 2, 354 Junior High Play 15 Operetta 2, 35 Class Of- ficer, Secretary 2, 4. MARY MONTAG Theres no personality that ever shines brighter, and her l0ngue'x . 5 tht' pen of an eager wrilrr 1 GAA 3, 45 Dolphin 2, President 35 I Lifesaving 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3,1 45 Latin Club 15 Teepee Club 35 Secretary 45 Junior High Play 15 ' Sentinel Staff! 2 3 4 Class Of , ficer, Treasurer 35 Community Chest Chairman 45 Mathematics award 3 X SHIRLEY MCCORKLE i I always speak wilhout lhinhing -a hail lmliil I fighlg Though I m'1'i'r lhinh u'ilh0ul xfwafcing, I gums fhafs all righif' RONALD MOONEY GAA 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 15 Teepee Club 3, 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 3. 45 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 French Horn Solo l, 2, 45 Pep Band 1, 2. 3, 45 French Horn Quartet l, 2, 35 Brass Sextet I5 Mixed Chorus 5, 45 Girls, Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Vesper Choir 2, 3, 45 ,junior High Play 15 Operetta 2, 3, 4: Sentinel Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Chief- K .- , K 1 3 fgzif l j ig , , 'P .X ' fr' I ,fs TP tain Staff 45 All-State Band Z. DON MCDONALD Why should lift' all labor hr? askwf Trnnyson, and I agree. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 FFA 1, 2 Treasurer 3, 45 Projectors 1. 2. MARVIN MAULE Il's Ialrr than you lhinh, ur hmr, and I just 1I0n'I agrvvg I Iervfw my watch ahead' of firm'- il u.'on'! can-In up u'ilh nun' Basketball l5 Letter 15 Football 15 Letter 15 Work Experience 45 Pro- jectors 1, 2, 35 Boys, Glee Club 25 Vesper Choir 2 Operetta 2 I really dorfl mind slmlirs and ileulx of fha! s0urrz'5 Il'r jus! fha! lhry so inlrrfcrc' wilh ibn regular high srhool f'0lIYXl'.U Football 35 FFA 1, 25 Vice-Presi- dent 35 President 45 Projectors 1, 25 Radio broadcasts WHO 25 KAYL 25 KICD 1. CALVIN MYERS Y0mIi'r lim Ihr worIa'5 seek if whili' you mayg I rI0n'f lznuu' uhm' I'm going, but I guess I'm on my way. Basketball 2, 35 Letter 15 Foot- ball 3, 45 Letter 45 Projectors 1. 25 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Boys' Glee Club 2, 35 Vesper Choir 2, 35 Operetta 2, 35 Class Officer 1, Secretary l. HQ- I 4 ' ESTHER MOELLER Keep yourself hapfry, ihufx your sufrsl goalg Pnl your Irouhlrx in a frorfzd in whifh fhrrz' ix a hole. Intramurals 15 FHA 1, 2, 35 Com mercial club l,, 25 Work Expcr ience 4. GRETCHEN NIEWERTH Silrnrr ix golden? Tbafs absurd, When' a woman is sean, Sbr' xlmulrl ln' lferlnlf' GAA 3, 45 Dolphin 2, 35 Life saving 25 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader I, 35 Librarians 15 FHA 15 Commercial Club 45 Thespians 3, 45 junior Class Play 35 Student Council 35 Reporter 45 'Iieepee Club 3, 45 Marching Bancl l, 2, 35 Concert Band l, 25 Pep Band I, 25 Swing Band 2, 35 Drum Solo 25 Drum Ensemble l, 25 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Vesper Choir 2, 3, 45 Vocal Solo 45 Junior High Play 15 O cretta 2 3 4' Sentinel Staff I, GAA 4, Secretary 35 Intramurals p . , i 2, 3, 45 Chieftain Staff 45 All State Chorus 45 Radio Broadcast, KAYI. 45 One-Act Play 3. I!'x than flvan I lm n BONNIE O'TOOL lfrlier Io say fr-wer wonlx we could, it is fo say YPIIIFIJ mon' we .xl1oul1l'. Librarians 2, 35 FHA 2, 35 Com- mercial Club 3, 45 Work Experience 45 Vesper Choir 3. Q v-'K .- NI. NEAL PEYTON Girls, I xujmposf, an' okay in llwir jllut'r5 lfllf flrat's a jrrolllrm I l7d1'l'?l'l had lo fuer. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 2, Let- ter 3, 45 Track, Letter Z, 3, 45 Captain 35 Proiectors Club l, 35 President 25 Student Council 15 Marching Band l, 2, 3, 45 Con- cert Band I, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 45 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 35 Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 35 Vesper Choir l, 2, 35 Operetta l, 2, 35 Chieftain Staff, Business Manager 45 Cam- era Club 25 National Honor So- ciety 3, 45 Class Officer, Presi- dent 3. 1. PATRICIA QUAIL No rurekrr fn'rson fun you fiml, for she is queen of all llral lcimlf' PHA 2, 35 Commercial Club 3, 45 Work Experience 4. JACKIE PELLERSELS BONNIE REHDER A mozlern girl nll1fl'lllgl'7ll, xlriring, will: laughing eyrx, nrzvr ilixfrfxxmlg and a frrrxonalily twin- ber size. ld k fil.IfNl3A PIQNNIMAN Al ffril ilu' jrluyi ilu' .iilrnt type, A t lull ylnl floiff lvl llml lllrow yllllf . 8,1131 rlnirl only lo flu' lzoinl '- lllllll ilu' gels lo know you. , Intramurals I, Z, 3, 45 Librarians .J I, Z, 35 IJIIA I, 2, 3, 45 Com- 4 .X mercial Club 3, Treasurer Mixetl Chorus 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Vesper Choir 2, 3, 4 I 2 , , .. , - ,,. Operetta 45 Sentinel Staff , 3 4 C imtrl Club Z 3 'GAA 3, 45 Dolphin I, 2, 35 Life saving I, Z, 45 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Librarians I5 IfHA l5 Commercial Club 3, Vice-President 45 Teepee Club 45 junior Class Play 15 Girls' Glue Club 2, 3, Treasurer 45 Vesper Choir 2, 3, 45 Junior High Play I5 Open.-tta 2, 45 Sentinel Staff 1, 2, 45 Copy Editor 35 Chieftain Staff 4. v of all gooil llwingx, xlrr' 1l'l'M'Yl'l'X ilu' limi. I, 2, 3, 45 Librarians 3, 45 Medal for Most Outstanding Librarian 2 Secretary-Treasurer 25 FHA l, State Homemaker Degree 35 Vice-A President 45 Commercial Club 3, President 45 Student Council I5 Tcepee Club 3, 45 Class Officer, Vice-President 35 Chieftain Staff, Typist 4. NEOMA RITTER When Nonir grfs lwbiml a wheel, slw may gin' you a srureg Bu! just bold on and ralm your nrrrex- lm! do il will: a fvraynf' ITAA 3, 45 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 15 Librarians l, Vice-President 2, Secretary-Trcas- urer 35 FHA 45 Commercial Club 45 Teepee Club 45 Thespians 3, 45 junior Class Play 35 Marching Band l5 Concert Band l5 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Vesper Choir 2, 3, 45 Onlil.1ml'111g 'I f7t'lll7liHl fluiml ,3 Sentinel Staff 1, 2, Editor 3, 45 Camera Club Z, 35 One-Act Play 3. ,ay .5 Q .mme -on 5 VERNON SUSIE If farm' fulloirx zrork us lfvry Uvffl'll rvlalr, I'm in no lmrri' i il Il'lUI'f ln' my fair. Let- Iiaskethall 3, Football 2, 3, mer 4, IIA 3, 4, Schalle wi nom, if JANET STANZEL When you lake nm' look at bor, yozfil' Ural a .m'mm' Hllgbfj' quirk, SlJi .t 20 jwr will flu' n'a.iru1 Zfllj' Sara flN'L'V'I!'lIAlI'l'X are xo flair. GAA 3, 4, Dolphin 2, 3, Lifesav- ing 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader I, 3. 4, I.atin Club I, Stu- tlent Council I, Secretary 2, Tee- pee Club 3, 4: 'Fhespians 3, Secre- tary 4, junior Class Play 3, March- ing Band l, Z, 3. 4, Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, Clari- net Solo I, Z, Clarinet Quarter l, Mixed Clarinet Quartet I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus Z. 3. 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, President 4, Yesper Choir 2, 3, 4, Vocal Solo 3, 4, Girls' Trio 3, 4, Sextet 3, 4, Madrigal 3, 4, ,lunior High Play I, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Sentinel Staff l, 2. 3, 4, Chieftain Staff 4, All- State Band 3, All-State Chorus 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, One- Aet Play 3, KCINI I3l O.1t.IC.1SI 3, MARILYN STATQN Off11'r zlrfizifivs ini! luv fine, full .vln x a girl uilft url Hfllllfil' line. GAA 3, 4, Intramurals I. Z, 3, Librarians l, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, W'orlt Experience 4, Vesper Choir Z, 3. MARLENE STOELTI NG The ZIIIAIIIHFX xiii' lm jllxf xernl In my, ilraf xln ll lu' u Yt'l'I'l'fLII'i1 YUIIII' fnfnrr Jay. GAA 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarians 1, 2, 3. 4, FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Chief- tain Staff 4. MARGARET TAPLEY A jwlraxrrnf girl, our Wally uvirtlw lzriozuiffgg sfn '.i nlzuzyt worker! lmrtl, and sfn x nmtlz' a good xfmu'ing. GAA 3. 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Li- brarians l, 2, 3, FHA l, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Vesper Choir 2, 3, 4: Operetta 3. 4, Sentinel Staff, Exchange Editor 3, 4, Chieftain Staff 4, Attendant to FHA Queen 3. BETTY TOWNSEND Cun'fr'w' aml gay, the ubamfmzx all slrifv, arm' rrn1.vitli'v'x fan' im t'llL'!7lJ' fo life. FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Teepce Club 4, Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4, Con- cert Band l, 2, 3, 4, Swing Band 2, Saxaphone Quartet 2, 3, 4, Vo- cal Solo 2, 3, 4, Sextct 3, 4, Girls' Trio 3, 4, Maelrigal 3, 4, Oper- etta Z, 3, 4, Sentinel Staff 1, 2, Chieftain Staff 4, Camera Club I, 2, All-State Chorus 4, KCIM Broadcast 3. JAMES NWALLERSTEDT Men nf fell, ILYJVAIX are flu' fnxvl kimf of wen rx uf lnzat they lwnw lL'!1Llf'.Y lfrxl for lln'u1. Basketball 3. 'lf' -'T' HAR I.A N STOUT Alun-yi fully, UIII llf' .lllllikflllllgf ' In llvii fmvy, lln'rr'x unllziug liu'ku1g. . 1 Work Experience 4, Mixed Choi' us 2, 3,-Boys' Glue Cluh Z, 3 Vexper Choir 1, Operetta 2, JUDY BARTLETT JAMES BAXTER NEIDA BECHLER lliucswle BERRY VIRGINIA BODXVELI. DONALD BOFENKAMP PHYLLIS BOGUE LARRY BUCKINGHAM -IIM BUCKLEY DWIGHT BUNTING MARGARET CLAUSEN LYLE CIRABB WILBERT EVERTS DONALD FAEHN MARQIORIE FERTIG BETTY FOSTER .IAMES GALBRAITH I uv: . l ,. . V. . , f' fig' 1 .at , PYFSIIIFIII SALLY XWAYT Vin'-Prr'xh1z'f1l JERRY PEYTON S a'1' rvlarj' MACEL NICESXVANGER Trvaxzzrvr IACK PEYTON unior ai Q51 YE wwf Q - as . .ffl N-aw If K7 ' RICHARD GALLOWAY if I , ' GEORGE GLASS MARY GOECKE - - FRANCIS GOSCH dl '-AI L ,gl 'N' X .,. GGSGG ' i I BRUCE GREENLEE - . A DONALD HANSEN I I K gf BETTY Lou HAss L , SS.ASS MAX HEALEA ax Sq R ,... I S',G m ' I CVM S 'VP ' 'Q ,--. ' , is Do juniors study, Wilberl? nl xwl. .... a ll Vik W 4.:L 1 xi i x K . J . - . 522 V' :ki Yi' SL V fl, ' ,, A , WFFU BARBARA HIBBS MARY LOU HOEPPNER DONNA HUNZIKER DONNITA HUTCHINSON MARVIN JANSSEN PATRICIA JENSEN JAMES KING MARDELLA KOHLSTEDT RICHARD KOLBE GARY LAKE MAXINE LENTS ' COLIN LUKE -IOAN MARSHALL I 6 . I' we fi - BOYD MAYBERRY LENORE MEYER MARI,IN MEYER MARILYN MILLER P f p I X t'f3'g 'i 'QW , ' j fs Vg TOP SIiI,I,IiRS-lion, liurlv, Pal, and loan. RONALD NELSON MACIZI. NICQESWANGER I.eROY OLSON MAX OTTO SHIRLEY PATTERSON JACK PEYTON I AN PUI I IAN 'IIMMY QUAII 4 a I i I ,IQRRY PICYTON I 5 ' 1 'gf 'nil RAY PIIQRSON A I 'N -IE A A i n 1, Q gt,gig5Q,f,i K l 'lg if fifty K A 3 9 This was the junior class-just nn ordinary class of 70 kids with one outstanding quality-everything they undertook to do was done with confidence and they always crime through shining! Money troubles? Plenty of them nt first, but they till pitched in like old scouts and proved themselves to be model salesmen of magazine subscriptions. The result was a tidy sum which went for it grand banquet plus :i wonderful prom. Q22 'ZIV s 4155 -Lil A 5. It - I Q GARY REHSE BONNIE RODGERS JANET Roosli DONALD ROSENKRANS SHERRILL RUSSELL PATTY SADDORIS ELSIE SCHEFFLER jOEL SCIjIOLLE Q 'l whif - V-W-M....bu., - , W , W. fx 3 53535 5 ' if v,,Q,.f77H ' 'if Q fi. at Y A ,AH Came the class play and they combmed themr many talents to show us how The K A e - A A Vlsxtor could horrxfy and entertam us 'md then yust walk away wxth top honors f w , ' 'A Q 3 A Q' A A 5 , s K g 3 e. Q Lvarfs in tlw junior Clusx Pla-3 - Gary, Slrvrnll, Sally, amf Dan. MAIRLYS SCHONEBOOM DONALD SCI-IRAMM SHIRLEY SCHUG sag E32 DEV, f ' 33 : mcfgg EE' EEE' I it We - , I ' if -- A , QV can 3 ci i MILDRED TEAGUE ,K PEGGY THIESSEN SALLY WAYT MAURICE WILKINSON A32 First Row: Michael Schulte, james Glass, Allen Penniman, Allan Meyer, Harold Greene, Donald Goeckc, Kingsley Miner. Srrrmil Row: William Duncan, Paul Meyer, Larry Harman, Beulah Berry, Martha Winkler, Lois Zimmerman, Elizabeth Frazier, Shirley Venzlte, Marvel Venzke, Pnssjdpmf i WILLIAM REHDER joseph Blass, Dean Moeller. Third Row: William Rehder, Delos Corderman, Darlene Wulf, Loullac McCrca, Polly Otto, Patricia Freeman, Patty Hallcngren, Frances Schug, Monte Vic,-Pres. LARRY HARMAN McClintock, james Hoover. Src.-Trees. s JAMES GLASS The offirrrs off Ihr job. .SDP 0I'l'l0I e M55 The sophomores made their grand entrance into senior high with a bang! They took the initiative and it didn't take them long to get a foothold in thc musical, athletic, and all-school play activities! Theylre holding their own now - thcy're on their way! First Row: Lawrence Freese, William johnson, Gene Olson, Arlen Stabbe. Seroml Row: Phyllis Dcterman, Doris Burrow, Kaye Sehug, Marlene Carter, Barbara Clausen, Kaye Arthaud. Tbiril Row: Marvin Oder, Shirley Deliourgh, Barbara Larson, Darlene Rhoads, Wilma Quail, Twyla Mowrey, Gloria Wilson, Robert Howard. Fourlb Row: Virgil Drost, Bonnie McDonald, LaVonne Dettmann, jo Pullen, Marlene Wyatt, Ramona LeRaas, Marlis Offe, Norma Roose, Verlyn Jarvis. ,, CHARLES RITTER Prexidrnf Vice-Pres. JACK MCCORKLE Secretary 7,,,, ,, NANCY MILLER Treasurer , . KEITH BUNTING The E.x'm'11li1'r' Drparimrnt of Ibe Fresh- men Clan. Firxl Row: Carl Maucr, Max Erritt, Eldon Bechlcr, John Larsen, Wilbur McCaulley, Richard Barlow. SITOYHI Raw: Donald Freese, Sally Donovan, Janice Johnson, Elaine Buckingham, Georgia Denman, Alice Crabb, Shirley Hass, Sharon Harman, Sandra Littlefield, Marsha Lange, Karen Cates, David Montag. Tbirml Row: Darlene Hocppner, Eleanor Gosch, Glennis Mackrill, Mary Jo Hunting, Judith Davis, Harriett Brown, Elma Love, Carole Griffith, Peggy Goodwin, Nancy Miller. Fourlb Roux: Keith Bunting, Jack McCorkle, Louis McCrca, Harvey Larson Duane Case, Dean Johnson, Marlow Burrows, Marvin Longnecker, Alden Luke. jl QffAlfl'L6ll'l C6155 This year was rather extra special for the freshman. The kids from the country came in, they got to choose their subjects, and most of all, they made up the peak of the junior high. Sparkle, vitality, pep, talent, and then some - that's the freshman class! First Row: Fred Rench, Patricia Stoffregen, Phyllis Schade, Shirley Smith, Myrna Moore, Barbara Vauble, Carl Mueggenberg. Srroml Row: Allen Pellcrsels, Phyllis Stoelting, Beverly Susie, Cynthia Thiessen, Beverly Rath, Donna Stedman, Jane Shull, Carol Wiley, Joyce Sageser, Donna Prentice, Karen Wallerstedt, Leo Werkiiieister. Tbinl Raw: Margaret Roose, Janice Schwaller, Patty Penniman, Mary Schultz, Phyllis Rehder, Elaine Oetjen, Sharon Shadle, Starr Russell, Phyllis Peddicord, Coral Teague. Fourfh Roux: Allen Mooney, Lenus Schwaller, Marlin Pellersels, Ronald Reiman, Alfred Segar, Charles Ritter, Larry Waller, Jerry Penniman, Gene Schramm, Dean Prentice. Firxl Row: Tommy Wallerstedt, Gordon Brown, Donn Lee Dougherty, Eldon Kolbe, Gerald Gerken, Clifford Scheffler. Swruztl Row: Joan Shadle, Evelyn Whitehouse, Ruth Evans, Peggy Hen- son, Nancy McKinney. Betty Anderson, Susan McLaughlin, Julie Young, Mary Liechty. Roberta Singer. Tbinl Rout Jarrett Kuske, Marlene Shaw, Beverly Lewis, Janet Campbell, Sandra Fischer. Claudia McClintock, Doris Fisher, James Lee, Danny Wayt. Fourllw Row: Williani Kingfield, Paul Montag, Gary Bowman, Raymond McMahon, Eddie Hoeppner, Stan Healea. N01 Pirlllrmlz Leon Crabb and Darrell Stevens. I'rrxiilruI JAMES l,IiE Swv.-7'nu1v. IQVIZLYN VVHITEHOUSE Pr:-mlm! WILLIAM KINGFIITLD Vin'-I'rvmlw1l RUTH EVANS Vin'-l'r1'viilrul JULIE YOUNG Sm'n'lur'y-'I'n'uv111'1r BIQVICRLY l.ENX-'IS Prrxidruf . ,, JERRY HAGAN AL BOFENKAMP NED STANZEL GLENNA SMITH MARGARET LARSON Vive-Prrxitlrxll . Sl't'Y'!'fall'J'-Tfl dSlll'l 1 Vim'-P H'Xiz1l'!ll St'rr'f'iur'y-Tiraslzrcs' , gina 8 More changes and everything seemed new-envirom ment, building, procedures, rules-and lockers! It was a losing battle to try to open up those weird things!! They worried about changing classes, going to the right room, and assignments, but they eventually became accustomed to everything. lirxl Row: Glennis Determann, Glenna Smith, Barbara Schulte, JoAnn Freeman, Duane Hartman. Ruthann Johnson, Mary Zimmerman, Laurel Richards, Dale Green. Srroml Rout Kenton King, Richard Arndt, Don Shull, Roger Owens, Gorden Waller, Douglas Healea, Marvin Roose, Ronald Thompson, Norman Kolbe, Larry Jarvis, Jerry Hagan, Roy W'est, Dale Carnine. Tlwirtl Rnu: Jerry Miller, Albert Bofenkamp, Margaret Larson, Lois Kolbe, Josephine Quail, Betty Bogue. Carol Moeller, Patty Sullens, Ned Stanzel, Jerrold Phillips. Nui In Pirlurv: Donna Henrich. Prrxnleul ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Vive- Prvsiilrnl Sera- Tr:-us. Vive-Prrxiilmlf KENNETH SINGI-IR JAMES GALLOWAY BARBARA PHILIPS GORDON SAMS Ser.-Trrus. ,,,,, . ,,,,.. RICHARD QUAIL si fv- 5-pf --r QUQHIA QITQJQ In their first year of junior high, they had to Firsl Row: Dick Quail, Gordon Sams, Jimmy Galloway, Doyal Shossow, Larry Smith, Jerry Summers, Marion Stafford, John Shull. Swoznl Row: Kenneth Singer, Barbara Fertig, Barbara Philips, Nancy Lewis, Kay Gibson, Mary Iihrhardt, Nelma Davis, Marilyn Zuetlau, Sandra Scheffler, Mary Lou Hallengren, Jack Susie. Tbinl Ruu': Merlyn Sams, JoAnn Jarnigan, Mary Jean Erritt, Jerry Schramm, Colleen Wynn, Judy Griffith, Jack Buckley, Marlene Ehrhardt, Sally Penniman, David Larson. undergo a lot of changes. Their classes were switched to the gym and sometimes they missed those recesses. On Junior High Night - their big night - they showed us that although they were the last rung of the ladder of junior high, they certainly weren't the least! Prrsiilmi ,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. NANCY LEWIS Prrsixleul ., ,i,,,,,,,,,,,. MAYLAN SAMS Vive-Prfxidrrll , JUDY BUCKINGHAM SN.-Tra'uX. , , ,,,,,,,,,, JACK BRIGHT Fin! Row: Darrell Weisenborn, John Crowe, Maylan Sams. Ruth Dierenfeld, Sonya Barlow, Janet Dettman, James Frazier, Jack Bright, Gordon Harman. Srrmnl Row: Clifford Mallison, Janice Myers, Harold Barnhill, Betty Bowman, Jack Smith, Verna Mae Morton, Arden Schug, Charlotte Hutchinson, Dick Bruner, Larry Dew. Tbinl Row: Jerry Bofenltamp, Avis Shaw, Charles Glass, Marlene Maule, Robert Hughes, Beverly Blass, Lee Lakin, Judy Buckingham. Virt'-Pres. CHARLOTTE HUTCHINSON S!'c'.-Trrzlx. ,, DARRIZLL W'lflSlfNBORN Prrxiilwzl , , , RICHARD BRUNIQR 'XS' ai' 9 'Ano I H 1.- 'isi . fx, +7 1 fr- 4: ?3',g v bw' XX ima? Im plryxivr that nzuvb work? Dom bomrmakiug imprnu' your rooleirqq, girlx? 7 I 0lfl'L j ine our Hurry up: yrm'll br' lah' for rlasx! Wrn' llw bixlory trxlx Ibn! ba1l?? N0 u'0mlz'r' fbix is Ihr' fararmf mufll rlaxs! Mis: Milzlrrd Taplry, Offirv Srrrrfary Mr. aml Mrs. Melvin Curlrr, Cnxloflianx gang V Q Q -,X -.sm 3 . av, Cao! jar Dolly Fairfax' 7 Y,,, 7 VYY777 . Gilbert Hunter 7 Mrs. Fairfax , Mrs. Overcash Clazufine 7 77 Olivetfe Overcash 7 Prince Fortunatas 7 77 Mr. Guslaington 7777 Mr. Calverf 7 Gussie Gusbingfon Phoebe Gusbinglon 777. Rupert 77777 7 . 7 You re my old fashioned girl -5863 Guxsie: Roxika bas awakened ihe liger that bax been sleeping in my breast. pereffa Marcene Fort . Gmrse Glass Ncoma Ritter Gretchen Niewerth . . Betty Townscnil lanct Stanzel .. .. Craig Knmlson . ,7,, Donald Bancroft . james King ., . Boya' Mayberry .. Shirley McC0rhle .. , joel Scholle Dreams, Dreams, Dreams. Prince Fortunalas: Anil you are the enchanting Princess? Mrs. Fairfax: Ah, lbere they are -the Iwo little love birds. Mrs. Fairfax: I nced a kimlreil soul with a sympathetic spark of iuulerstandingf' l 0I'lCQI PEGG Y THISISSEN Drum Majurrfle KHIIJ !92l'J0Illlef Firsl Raw: janet Stanvcl, Marccne Fort, Neal Peyton. Alta Armlt, judy Griffith, Roberta Singer, Patricia Freeman, Mary Schultz, Sandra Littlefield, Cynthia Theis sen. Sawmill' Row: Pat Goodwin, ,loan Marshall, Martha V'inkler, Gloria W'ilson Marlene Carter, jack McCorkle, ,lo Pullen, Liane 'Clarkin, joyce jarnagini ove, Betty Townsend, Sheldon james Lee Beverly Rath, Barbara Brown, Elma l. Lloyd. 9.2f?QiFZ4f1ff5Fe8frD I-S . This is the 1951-52 concert band and thc direction of Roy Holtz. , y are sixty-strong under the capable Last fall the band journeyed to Storm Lake for the marching band contest where they received a II rating. Peggy Theissen, drum majorette, received a l rating on her baton solo. The band furnished music for the football and basketball games as well. During January, the annual Concert was given, and soon camc the contest. The band sol ' t Q d 'll , ois s, in sma groups came through with flying colors. Band members include seventeen seniors, who will be missed greatly. X S f ll on YN x'l' ll iff QA l ,X ' . . Ola X l ls in rj ,, Tbinl Row: Peggy Goodwin, Jane Shull, Janice johnson, Harriet Brown, Nancy Miller, Lola Kingfielcl, Craig Knudson, Carol Beach, Bruce Greenlee, jerry Peyton, Don Schramm, Duane Case, Betty Anderson, jerry Phillips, Bill Kingfield, Ned Stanzel, Gene Schramm, Maxine Lenrs, Kingsley Miner, George Glass, Don Rosen- krans. Slamling: Jarrett Kuske, Gordon Brown, Phyllis Rehcler, Elsie Scheffler, jim Hoover, Boyd Mayberry, Max Otto, Delos Corderman. Charles Ritter, Robert Lee, Donald Bancroft, Robert McClung,J4iclc Peyton Shirley McCorkle, Ruby Hartman. .-ci'-' 19 BARBARA CLAUSSEN PHYLLIS PEDDICORD Twirlrrs Margaret Claussen, Bonnie Rogers, Sherrill Russell, Marlyn Schooneboom, Barbara Hibbs. fl lfirit Rniu: Boyd Mayberry, James King, Wilbert Fverts, Donald Faehn, George Glass, Marcene Fort, Betty Townsend, Janet Stan1el, Sally Wfayt, Donald Bancroft, Craig Knudson, Charles Corsaut, Craig Irwin, Don Rosenkrans. Svromf Rout Gene Olson. James Galbraith, LeRoy Olson, Kingsley Miner, Patricia Freeman, Kaye Arthaud, Maxine Lents, Phyllis Determann, Liane Clarkin. Gretchen Niewerth, Shirley McCorltle, Joyce Jarnagin, Marilyn Longneeker, Sherrill Russell, Polly Otto. Jo Pullen, Bruce Greenlee, Jerry Peyton, Joel Seholle, Monte McClintock, Jack Peyton. Third Row: Miss Oppedahl, Donald Schramm, Michael Schulte, Bill Rehder, Paul Meyers, Martha Wiiikler, Patricia lfrritt, Barbara Blass, Neida Bechler, Peggy Thiessen, Neoma Ritter, Maeel Nieeswanger, Jael-tie Pellersels, Barbara llibbs, De Loris lloover, livangeline Hoye, Margaret Tapley, Glenda Penniman, Bonnie Rodgers, Max Otto, Delos Corderman, David Stedman, Joe Blass. Fourth Razr: Arlen Stabbe, Larry Harman, Lawrence Freese, Gloria W'ilson, Phyllis Bogue, Wiliiiii Quail, Virginia Bodwell, Mary Goecke, Marvel Venzke, Shirley Schug, Jean Pullen, Patricia Goodwin, Shirley Patterson, Margaret Clausen, Joan Shull, Joan Marshall, Marjorie liertig. Marvin Janssen, Allen Meyer, James Glass, Colin Luke. Fifth Rou':I.avonne Dett- man, Norma Roose, Francis Schug, Darlene Wulf, Twyla Mowry, Barbara Clausen, Marlene Carter, Darlene Rhoads, Lou Rae McCrea, Doris Burrow, Ramona Le Raas, Marlis Offe, Shirley DeBourgh, Bonnie McDonald, Shirley Venvke, Lois Zimmerman, Marlene W'yatt Patricia llallengren. Kaye Schug. ediaer 6400 Once a year we are given an opportunity to present a program in which the entire membership of both glee clubs participate. This is the solemn Vesper Service in which beautiful music and an appropriate setting make up an impressive yule- tide program. mixes! orua Members chosen from the two glee clubs combine their abil- ities to form that talented outfit known as the Mixed Chorus! They work hard all year to produce effective vocalizing and harmonizing, and then they just sit back and enjoy their ratings. lfirxl Row: Maxine Lents, Kaye Arthaud, Macel Niceswanger, Marcene Fort, Liane Clarkin, Betty Townsend, Gretchen Niewerth, Shirley McCorkle, Joyce Jarnagin, Jackie Pellersels, Barbara Hibbs, Joan Shull, Shirley Patterson, Marilyn Longnccker. Semmz' Row: Miss Oppedahl, Nelda Bechler, Peggy Thiessen, Jack Peyton, Jerry Peyton, Bruce Greenlee, Monte McClintock, Le Roy Olson, Donald Faehn, Donald Sehramm, James Galbraith, Janet Stanzel, Joan Marshall, Glenda Penniman, Margaret Tapley. Third Row: Phyllis Determann, Neoma Ritter, Shirley Schug, Jean Pullen, Don Bancroft, Joe Blass, Craig lrwin, Don Rosenkrans, George Glass, Wilbert liverts, De Loris Hoover, Jo Pullen, Patricia Goodwin, Margaret Clausen. Fourlla Row: Patricia Freeman, Martha Winkler, Marvel Venzke, Mary Goecke, Max Otto, Joel Scholle, Craig Knudson, Cha1'les Corsaut, James King, Boyd Mayberry, Kingsley Miner, Polly Otto, Sherrill Russell, Bonnie Rodgers, Sally Wayt. I 'll 5 l 1 l Es Firxf Roux Paul Meyer, LeRoy Olson, Larry Harman, Jerry Peyton, Bruce Greenlee, Jack Peyton, Don Schramm, Monte McClintock, James Glass. Scroml Row: Kingsley Miner, Bill Rehder, George Glass, James King, Boyd Mayberry, Don Rosenkrans, Craig Irwin, Joseph Bl-aes, Don Bancroft, Delos Corderman, Colin Luke, Joyce Jarnagin. Third Row: Arlen Stabbe, James Galbraith, Donald Faelin, Wilbert Everts, Ray Pierson, Michael Schulte, Joel Scholle, Craig Knudson, Charles Corsaut, David Stedman, Max Otto. .,,, ' gt, em The Boys' Glee Club this year was composed largely of new, inexperienced members. Although this wasn't in their favor, they didn't let it stand in their way! With the help of Miss Oppedahl, they plunged in with everything they had to build up a glee club that could match the best of them! Don Faehn is president, Craig Knudson is vice-president, and Boyd Mayberry is secretary treasurer. ' gt., cm They're really great, and they're just too honest to deny it! Under the leadership of Miss Oppedahl, these forty-five songsters are always at their musical best! The Sensations of 1952 picked Janet Stanzel as their president, Joyce Jarnagin as vice-president, Marcene Fort, secretary, and Jackie Pellersels, treasurer. First Roux: Betty Townsend, Phyllis Determann, Gretchen Niewerth, Marcene Fort, Maxine Lents, Joyce Jarnagin, Shirley McCorkle, Barbara Hibbs, Janet Stanzel, Marilyn Longnecker. Serum! Row: Miss Oppedahl, Liane Clarkin, Kaye Arthaud, Neida Bechler, Macel Niceswanger, Phyllis Bogue, Jackie Pellersels, Jo Pullen, Joan Shull, Shirley Patterson. Third Row: Virginia Bodwell, Darlene Wulf, Marlene Carter, Peggy Thiessen, Marlis Offc, Neoma Ritter, DeLoris Hoover, Joan Marshall, Patricia Goodwin, Marjorie Fertig, Glenda Penniman. Fourth Row: Patricia Freeman, Martha Winkler, Marvel Venzke, Mary Goecke, Ramona LeRaas, Shirley Schug, Sherrill Russell, Bonnie Rodgers, Sally Wayt, Margaret Tapley, Margaret Clausen, Polly Otto. Mareene lfort, George Glass, Betty Townsend, Donald Bancroft, Shirley McCorkle, Sally XVayt, Donald lfachn, Kaye Arthaud, Craig Knudson. Janet Stanvel. MADRIGAI. VOCAL SOLOISTS lfirxl Rune Maxine l.ents, Mareene Fort, .lean Pullen, Gretchen Niewerrh, Betty Townsend, Sherrill Russell, Sally Whyt, Janet STJIIYCI, Marilyn Iongneeker. Sworn! Rout Charles Corsaut, Donald Bancroft, George Glass, Craig Irwin. Donald Rosenkrans, .larnes King, Boyd Mayberry, Craig Knudson, Bruce Greenlee. W? s-F hx, X ot. 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Fifi' QA' ,,,g51'xig:1z E ' gi 5S??Eii'E?Li1E3'7 14 1 fgfmzyfis,-3 gn - A -q Q. ...il 122+ -wwf-z4g,. -i 2355 M K 4 WJ SS 25, v. 5, 1 e O S 'Q il 'N- A ,mw- Qv 1 ', r -15 pg-Q fa, X . 4 ff .mf ' K. .Qi -1 4 V .gzfwlenf gounci The Student Council is the governing group that represents the students. They take charge of building the queen's float during homecoming and sponsor the annual Career Day activities. All our disagreements and grievances are sent to their meet- ings to be thrashed out as the members represent the students in trying to solve school problems. Sponsors overseeing ibe locker projerl. Tlx' officers pose for the annual. Firsl Row: Ruth Evans, Carol Wiley, Jane Shull, Gretchen Niewerth, Margaret Clausen, Bob McClung, Peggy Thiessen, Gene Olson, Jackie Pcllcrsels, Jtnianne Young, Judy Griffith. Second Row: Jerrold Phillips, Robert Hughes, Lou Rae McCrea, Norma Roose, Marilyn Longneekcr, LeRoy Olson, Delos Corderman, john Bartlett, Bob Lee, Wilbert Everts, Polly Otto, Phyllis Determann, David Montag, Max Erritt. 2+ S R ,, , , OFFICERS . Prrsirlmll ,,,,, BOB MCCLUNG 7.11, A - Virz'-Prrsirlr-nl . PEGGY THIESSEN ' ii Sfvrrlary ,, MARGARET CLAUSEN Treasurer ,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, GENE OLSON 5. Sponsors , ROY JORGENSEN, FRANK HOFFMAN 1 W A mi -is 'gmpi ' 5 an , 4 E? ' 1. ,. E, Wo lzrsl Row Donald Bancroft Shil M C , rey c orkle, Gretchen Niewerth, john Bartlett, Betty Townsend. Seroml Row Bonnie Rehder Margaret Taplcy, Marilyn Longnecker, Joyce jarnagin, Bob McClung, Marcene Fort. Third Row: Miss Lister, Marlene Stoelting Norma Case anet Stanzel, jim Anson, Evangeline Hoye, Neal Peyton. Jackie Pellersels. js I 9 2 Ur A ' You don't have to be crazy to put out an annual, but it sure helps! With pencils behind our ears and a set look in our eyes, we've snapped pictures, juggled phrases, struggled with our budget and rushed to meet our deadlines! The annual staff now brin s h ' ' ' ' g you t e 1952 Chieftain with the hope it meets with your approval and if it doesn't,we willingly give the blame to Miss Lister. hlrfmni ANNUAL STAFF H of X952 C I Ezliior ,...,,. . ....,,. , jOYCE JARNAGIN vnrss MHMX Business Manager , NEAL PEYTON Ar! Edilor ,.,,..,,, . ,, JOHN BARTLETT Sports Edilor , . .,., , BOB MCCLUNG Musir Editor ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, M ARCENE FORT Class Editor ,, ,, , MARILYN LONGNECKER , , , . EVANGELINE HOYE Pholography DONALD BANCROET, jOEL SCHOLLF Editorial Wrilrr ,,,, , Typisfs ,,,,,,,, BONNIE REHDER, MARGARET TAPLEY Businrss Siaff ,, , ,, Shirley, McCorkle, janet Stanzel, Betty Townsend, Jame A ' s nson, Marlene Stoelting, Norma Case, Jackie Pellerscls, Gretchen Niewerth. Farully Advisor ,,,,,,, , MARY ANN LISTER FFA Surrfbrzlrl Bonnie Rolfgvrx Only our of Ibeir many fwojfrfrf Insperiion by Ibe zwpfrls! wilh alfvmlanls. The FFA chapter has been taking the compliments again for another successful year, but why not? There to tell them how are Ronald Mooney, presidentg Francis Goseh, vice-president, LeRoy Olson, secretaryg Don McDonald, treasurer, Charles Corsaut, reporter, Ronald Nelson, Sentinel Reporter. Frou! Roux Mr. Sevcrson, sponsor, Charles Corsaut, LeRoy Olson, Ronald Mooney, Francis Gosch, Don Svroml Row: Richard Kolhc, Marvin Janssen, James Galbraith, Virgil .l0l1n50n- David Sfcdmfllk GCOFJ-Z0 Bunting, Don Schramm. Tbivll Roux Don Hansen, Maurice Wilkinson, Ronald Kolbc, Vernon Susie, Lowell Crabb, Marlin Meyer. F McDonald, Ronald Nelson. Glass, Colin Luke, Dwight Stanzel, Eugene Berry, I.ylc l'mul Run: Mr. llnyti, xponsur. X Bill Rehtler, Don Faehn, joel Scholle, Max Otto, Dun 'Stlir.unn1, ,Ierrv levtnn, S1'4nf1.f llunver, lltuln lulmx-in llarvey l.irs Y nn, e. , 'ax e.1e.1. Max lfrritt, lack Ruiz: lfreil lieueh, Monty Mefilintoelt, .lim liill Dun in M ll l leylmi, Dun llam rufl. llvfunf Rule: l7e.1 Alfred Seger, A Wfaller, n Mueller. Allen Pellerxelx, l,arry DllCklI1f.fll2ll11, llin l'innunin tiene Olson, .Ierry Penniman. ,lack Mefinrl-cle, l.arry Want tu we .i nuwie? lfree? The iueinhers of the llroieemrx Cluh are always in popular tlenuml .inil no wontlerl lhexe igeneroux people show us our moviei. The officers .ire lack Peyton, prexulenlg Dun Faehn, vice-prewitlenlg llill Rehiler, secre- l.iryg ,luel Sihulle, treasurer, ,X nl' ,Mita ' lu Ulllmt' ll ,tn ul ill R K . 'ril - ul ciiiilnluflm Y , l lol!!! il will ,Wir fjrojecfom li l'f.,l, I Wing 1 . r ' lf'1'l Ofir 0 cu a m era u ' 1 011. They're not exactly full-fledged photographers, but they guarantee to lake il picture of anything from .1 blank wall to .1 blank facel- fno refunds mentionedj Front Row: Carole Griffith, Mary Goeeke, Shirlev Patterson, Marlene W'vatt craft, Don Roscnkrans, joel Scholle, Max Otto, Don Schramm, Bruce Greenlee Tlwinl Rnrr: Cynthia 'l'hieQsen, Don Faehn, Dean johnson. jerry Penniman Charlee Ritter, Harvey Larson, Bill Duncan, Paul Meyer. I-'ourllv Run: Bill Rehder g Allen PCI1l1lITlLlI1, ,lack Mefforkle, l.arry W'aller, larry Buckingham, David Montag Ivffh Row: Monty McClintock, Boyd Mayberry, jim Buckley, Gene Olson. ur Darlene Rhoads, Mary Schultz. Srroml Rout Mr. liichcl, sponsor. Donald limi: NNN 1 Fin! Row: Cynthia Thiessen, Peggy Goodwin, Janice johnson, Jo Pullen, Lou Rae McCrea, Carol Wiley, Carole Griffith, Donna Stedman. Srfoml Row: Betty Hass, Sandra Littlefield, Sally Donavon, Alta Arndt, Harriet Brown, Judy Davis, Nancy Miller, Beverly Rath, jane Shull, Mary Schultz, Phyllis Rehder, Georgia Denman. Third Row: Phyllis Determann, Lenore Meyer, Donna Hunziker, Shirley DeBourgh, Darlene Wulf, Virginia Bodwell, Elaine Buckingham. Fourfb Row: Delos Corderman, Marlene Wyatt, Marlene Stoelt- ing, Jean Pullen, Mardella Kohlstedt, Marjorie Fertig, Francis Schug,Norma Roose, Darlene Rhoades, James Glass. on rariand The officers of Librariarfs Club These are the kids who give up their study halls to workin the library. If something slips, they're liable to get the blame, but they take it like good scouts! Heading the group are Lou Rae McCrea, president, CaroleSue Griffith, vice-president, jo Pullen, secretary, Beverly Rath, treasurer, and Carol Wiley. reporter. What would we do without them? These are our little secretaries who someday will have a comfortable position Con the boss's knee?!?j. Seriously, they're efficient, sharp, and bound to go places! Officers are Bonnie Rehder, president, Jackie Peller- sels, vice-president, Norma Case, secretary: Glenda Penniman, treasurer, and Dorothy Barnhill, and Alta Arndt shared the office of reporter. un-based elertric fyPf'w'itN' ffl, ewly'P The offirrrs vf GC' pow ul n ommerciaf First Row: Miss Aschom, sponsor, Alta Arndt, Dorothy Barnhill, Jackie Pellersels, Bonnie Rehder, Glenda Penniman, Norma Case, Neoma Ritter, Barbara Blass: Second Row: Esther Moeller, Marilyn Staton, james King, Neida Bechler, Gretchen Niewerth, DeLoris Hoover, Bonnie O'Tool, Nelda Jarvis, Joan Marshall, Margaret Taplcy, Evangeline Hoye, Pat Goodwin, Macel Niceswanger, Third Row: Liane Clarkin, janet Roose, Pat Quail. Bonnie Rodgers, Sherrill Russell, Mary Goecke, Marlene Smelting, Donna Hunziker, Carol Beach. Fin! b Sf,-f,n.l Sfml I x .L nk Fra gpnnsvf M ,A Iaflmgm' -Ibvff EW . Ioyff H XV: 1 ' Rilfff- 1 ,gba . - . . mu! ' --.1 I r lllifrnvv Nlowlnlifrrvi, ,lf ' N a Off Ill aflrmfanrrxf Q,-m1'Y f' ' wlvr i Hvll cgncban cgznfinef They feature sensational private interviews, personal opinions, and current happenings' When there's a hint of something in the air concerning who's whose, these reporters set out like bloodhounds and bring back the most terrific gossip printable! Now all they need is a syndicated column! l7lRST SISMTSSTER STAFF SECOND SEMESTER STAFF fxmlzilmm ,IOYCF VIARNAGIN, NIEOMA RITTILR Co-Eilimrx WILBERT EVERTS, JOAN MARSHALL Ifxrlmugr lfililur MARGARET TAPLEY Axsixiani Eilifors , SHIRLEY PATTERSON l'lmlogrul7fn'r DONALD BANCROFT DONALD ROSENKRANS Sfmnmr FRANK HOFFMAN Fmfiln' Eifilorx SHIRLEY SCHUG, JAMES KING Exrhangt' Eiiilor , , , , , JEAN PULLEN Plwfwef-Itvbfff A e be DONALD BANCROFT SPUWSUV A , FRANK HOFFMAN lfznl Row: joan Marshall, Marilyn Longneclter, Sally Wayt, Nlarcene Fort, Liane Clarkin, janet Stanzel, Shirley McCorltle, Carol Beach, Gretchen Niewerth, Cynthia Thiessen. Srroml Rauf: Mary Montag, Donald Bancroft, jackie Pellersels, Joyce Jarnagin, Mr. Hoffman, sponsor, Nt-oma Ritter, Margaret Tapley, Mary Goecke, Shirley Patterson, Carol Wiley, LaVonne Dettman. Thin! Row: Ramona Lc- Rnas, Phyllis Determann, Iron Rae McCrea, Darlene Wulf, Sharon Harman, Eleanor Gosch, Barbara Blass, Shirley Schug. Beverly Rath, Mary Frances Schult1, Kaye Arthaud, Bonnie McDonald, Bob Lee. Fnurfla Row: Don Rosenltrans, Wilbert Everts, Jean Pullen, Frances Schug, Glenda Penniman, lilsie Scheffler, jo Pullen, Polly Otto, Mairlys Schoneboom, Patty Freeman, joel Scholle, jim King. 1 in if- l 1 4? MM' i Ifnmi Row: Mr. Severson, sponsor, Charles Corsaut, LeRoy Olson, Ronald Mooney, Francis Gosch, Don McDonald, Ronald Nelson. Srruml Roux joe Blass, Don Goeekc, Larry Harman, Gene Olson, Allen Meyer, Arlen Stabbe, Marvin Oder, Bill johnson, Larry Frccse. Tbirtf Row: Allen Penniman, Don Freese, Dean Prentice, Ronald Reiman, Harold Greene, Marvin Longnccltcr, Carl Mueggcnberg, Keith Bunting. Fourfb Row: Alden Luke, Gene Schramm, Gary Rehse, Wilbur McCaullcy, Eldon Bechler, Marlin Pt-llcrscls, Virgil Drost, Charles Ritter, Louis McCrea, They started off with the Freshman Parent-Son Banquet and claimed the cream of the Crop at the Harvest Ball where they selected Bonnie Rodgers as their Sweetheart. Later they attended the National Con- vention and then donned their party manners and took their folks out to the Parent-Son Banquet to show them the tricks of the FFA, a grand organization. Mr. Sl'I'l'l',lIHl fvlliug Ilwm bonu' fE1'en hail mme alumni The offirrrs in their uxual cfxzwulizt' lmiin' f7Vl'Kt'lIff, -5' :rf 'I'lu'y iwn' lzrfvf lmvy 11lal1r1ing for fbi' Mary, Jelvgalr lo Sial1'Cmn'f'nli0n, and Snmr' of lbr' offirrrs pose . . formal iluurr . . . Shirley, Sialr Svrrrfary The Future Homemakers of America is the school's largest organization, and probably one of the busiest too. They went all out to share the Christmas spirit by sponsoring the charitable Christmas Festival which provided gifts for the unfortunate ones overseas. In addition to this, they attended the District Convention, and were represented at the State Convention by Mary Goecke and Shirley Patterson. Shirley was elected State Secretary, an honor for her and her chapter. The chapter also sponsored the annual Formal Dance. The officers include Marilyn Longnecker, president, Bonnie Rehder, vice-president, Margaret Tapley, secretary, Bonnie Rodgers, treasurer, Donna Hunzilter, publicity chairman, Mary Goecke, reporter: Barbara Brown, parliamen- tariang Shirley Patterson, historian, and Maxine Lents, music chairman. Firxl Row: Neoma Ritter, Sherrill Russell, Peggy Thiessen, Bonnie Rodgers, Shirley Schug, Virginia Bodwell, Barbara Blass. Seromf Row: Party Goodwin, Maxine Lents, joan Shull, Betty Townsend, Barbara Hibbs, Miss Seaman, sponsor, Glenda Penniman, Mary Goeeke, Marilyn Iiongneeker, Ruby Hartman, DeLoris Hoover. Tbirif Row: Betty Hass, Patty Saddoris, Shirley Patterson, Lenore Meyer, Phyllis Bogue, Macel Niceswanger, Margaret Tapley, Marilyn Miller, Mildred Teague, Mardella Kohlstedt, Patty Jensen, Donita Hutchinson, .loan Marshall, Norma Case. Fnurlb Rauf: jean Pullcn, Margaret Clausen, Margie Fertig, Marlene Stoelting, Donna Humiker, janet Roose, judy Bartlett, Bonnie Rehder, Sally Wayt, Barbara Brown, Alta Arndt, Elsie Scheffler. OUOTES vt 'I L 1, li I 4 'i- E. . .-al i ,,, av is f f sv' ax.: f 'W 00 5 ,. K ,mf M st-. A . ifcaiiy . ' i 4. A by 6 - 5 I -- gg 5 YN e , . 1 pg as s in Y s fl fs Firsl Row: Sandra Littlefield, Phyllis Rehder, Mary Schultz, Jane Shull, Carole Griffith, Nancy Miller, Peggy Goodwin, Beverly Rath, Georgia Denman, Sally Donavon. Svroml Row: Marsha Lange, Janice Johnson, Elaine Oeticn, Eleanor Gosch, Harriett Brown, Glennis Mackrill, Myrna Moore. Thirif Row: Sharon Harman, Karen Cates, Patty Penniman, Alice Crabb, Judy Davis, Darlene Hoeppner, Shirley Hass, Sharon Shadle, Margaret Roosc, Mary Jo Hunting, Starr Russell, Phyllis Peddicord, Elma Mae Love, Phyllis Schadc, Donna Prentice. The nffirrrs have a lillle rbul Iogeihrr! Firsi Row: Cynthia Thiessen, Barbara Clausen, Patricia Stoffregen, Marlene Carter, Kaye Arthaud, Ramona LeRaas, Elizabeth Frazier, Patty Freeman, Polly Otto, Phyllis Determann, Lou Rae McCrea. Svfruzif Role: Karen Wallerstedt, Shirley Smith, Kaye Schug, Beulah Berry, Shirley Venzlte, Marvel Venzke, Marlene Wyatt, Darlene Wulf, Doris Burrow, Darlene Rhoades, Barbara Larson. 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LIOHNSON COLIN I,UKIi IIILL RIQIIIIIQR MAX OTTO MARCFNF FORT GARY LAKIZ BOYD MAYBFRRY WILBITRT IQVERTS LQROY OLSON NIZAII PFYTON MARIIIN MIIYIZR CHARLES RITTIZR on fbi' lvfi kiIluf'y. II'ff4'rmu, I l4.'LHlf you lu mrrf Profvsmr Aflnlplw MI'lz.' e ee ee Room Amid the tantalizing aroma of food and the laughter of the students, one can find iust about all of the students of S.C.H.S. at the Teepee Room following basketball and football games and at the celebra- tion of special events. The Teepee Room is planned and supervised by the students themselves. Officers are President, John Bartlett: Vice-President, Gary Lake: Secretary, Mary Mantagp and Treasurer Bob Lee. ,. E ,M , . , , , -, Wgiffiilfli ., l L f i: wzlii- PM . . K i vsss E , in , M :gulf K a sg. H1'r1 x bow il'x flour Tln' uffirrrs burr' lbrir say! W'-if K Q - Q -,--k.s:2,. xffgw, - 7545 S?ggi'g 2-its Swkzgy, an 1 A ,, W X , -2-Qvffzggfmg 1 ,xiii ' 1swf:i4 ,h Qqifrwigggqfdf 1 SS- 1 :5 Q iyigggsgg .Q 'F ' 'f ini's:sff'EIf':::ff-. -M. 1? ' - iiiigff' ff- 'X ---' WJ . x 'Qfifii 1 C V- .ia sz A' f H f ,2f?,f--- K 'ilill .LU-14 F ifi N ...ff I kg ,.., kgs S W-fm is Q SW +1 X '91 Jw? J? N Ax N , .J 0 b D- 4 X 1 Y: we ' E gg x Si 5 5 3 X 5 .Q 5 i I , 2: If X N P Q sf' , X , 'I SY Al x ' x . w . ASW V jack 5 'S' QE' A 'xx 1 s N x 'x Ji N eah-back C . K M W X Don-end vu. Gene back aw X Bill-end Gary-Back jim-ba ck jim-guard Q l W, iv K Ray tackle Inn--tackle I ack-back mtl- F1 rf- A Z yu., sf 'H5,.,w,iL., as F455 a aisgiie l,?e,l53H T - , ft Thinl Rniv: Coach Halford, jim Buckley, Don Bofenkamp, George Glass, Ronald Nelson, Vernon Susie, Craig Irwin, Bill Rehdcr, Boyd Mayberry, john Bartlett, Bob Lee, Ray Pierson, Calvin Myers, Charles Corsaut, Coach Hermann. Swami Row: David Stedman, jack Peyton, Bob McClung, Dick Galloway, Gary Lake, jerry Peyton, Bruce Greenlee, Larry Harman, ,lack Irwin, Virgil johnson, Dwight Bunting, Neal Peyton, jim Anson, Gene Olson. Firxf Row: Donald Hansen, Colin Luke, Ronald Momscn, Donald Schramm, Marlin Meyer, joe Blass, Donald Bancroft ,Iim Baxter, Arlen Stabbe, Lowell Slanzcl, Allen Pcnniman, Monrv McClintock. goofgaff Sgua The Sac City football squad closed a successful season with six games won, two lost, and one tied. Sac City placed third in the Mid-West Conference, surpassed only by first place Denison and second ,place Jefferson. The team held its own in the way of prestige by placing five men on the All-Conference team and seven on the All- County team. An outstanding quality of each member on the squad was his willingness to report for practice every day. This is well illustrated by the fact that with the exception of two excused absences, all of the original 43 gridders reported for action the final practice. 1 Sai' Cily Opponrnfs 27 , Storm Lake . 6 27 South Sioux City, Nebraska 0 39 , , jefferson , 13 12 , ,,,, ,, Harlan , ,, W 7 41 , Rockwell City , 14 W 6 , ,, Denison H 21 19 ,, Odebolt , I9 6 ,, , , Carroll , I3 19 , Ida Grove 6 1 XXMVS' fi iw it :W so' was H., , vupava i W ?vC'7'omY T.D. for Sm' Cily. Suc Cily ronlrols thc' ball. -x 41 ' .if V ..:.'i A ' 51 john pulls in a rebound. , A 2 W , V .V W ,m . , mi -, ' Q-I , lf' K WELQBSA 7 1 ,.'ViQ F519 5 X uiizvf . mx 1W V54-Qi! -' gg ' ,f kg-L1,i1 ' -, '?,1 tfkffff. W 5 .QS -M., ' ,. !t.m.., Pupooses confrr with Hanxbaw. Come on, George, jump! I5 X4 I ir.il Rum: jim Butkley, Don McDonald, Gene Olson, john Bartlett, LeRoy Lindquist, George Glass, Bob Lee, Don Bofenknmp, Bill Rehder, Gary Lake. Sefmld Razr: Dick Galloway, Marvin Oder, Allen Meyer, Boyd May- berry, Dean Moeller, Kingsley Miner, Bill Duncan, Bob Mcfilung. Third Rout LeRoy Olson, Coach Hermann, Manager Clorderman, Coach' Halford, jim Hoover. E6l5L0tACL! Although Sac City completed a none too successful season, the boys benefited greatly through their association with one another and opposing teammates. The highlight of the season was Sac City's victory over Carroll. This year's season can be credited with building material for future years. Sac City started the season with a relatively green team but leaves five returning letrermen for next year. MIDWEST' CONFERENCE STANDINGS SEASON'S SCORES W L pd' Sm' Cily Ofrponenl Harlan 9 1 .900 49 ....... . Lyrron , ....... .34 jefferson 7 3 .700 24 ,V ,V Y YYVVV Storm Lake V N 57 Carroll 5 s .soo 36 YYYY Y' Haflan he eeee he 50 - 36 .. .... . . Carroll S8 Denison 5 5 .500 43 YYYVYVYYV V Glidden V V V H Sac City . 4 6 .400 31 jefferson . . H39 Ida Grove 0 10 .ooo 43 f f' M 'i g ' f - 69 31.. . .. Ida Grove . 24 22 .......... , Perry , , .....37 40 .... ... Denison , ,,, 35 39 ..... .. ... South Sioux City ., 58 29 ..... . .. Harlan . . . , , 48 40 .... ..... . . Storm Lake , ,,,, 66 48 ...... ,. ....... Carroll ,, . 45 44 .. .... . Audubon . . 55 46 .. . ... Lake City . ., S0 38. . .jefferson . ,. .. 44 40 ........ Rockwell City 49 48 .......... Ida Grove M26 33 ....... . Denison ,, , .45 5 1' if 3 -K Gene X ' gp X gg b I X , 2 X , 3 KK . 1 ! Q Q .1 '- K K George Kf' 'li' ,K KK if 1 V 4 ., , X fi K, fa, 'ff sf- ,ff- ii J TJ ff- Gary '-'T 4 1 I Ii 5 55 . 'M . . .i.X f J X w ' A If M 'sXK 3 f Bob L. .525 .. N1 , X fygx, - X K ,. ' , W L -'-L- Le Rm' wif ,Mg a x K-X. 'MQ' f , 5 xx-Y ' kr ' 5 f if A 5- 'ff', ifff fi 1 I ? - . i' 1 ' I if iw ' mr 1' A . ' f DW ML' Q V 'L'- I fl 534 . K ' ?i3:.Kv. ' , 'K I - K . ,,..L.WW Q , KL.L .. 1 X, , L ' '1 N K4 KH , KK KKK YN f ff M.1aax21wii,' , H S - NS- ? s W gg? X si 2 1 'lm wfffibligs K . .gk .. iw, ? M K1 , lf - 'ri . I . e , K X .Ki 4.1 lim 3 fi? , RK K IJ J N C E34 5 pf sv .Y kr Kg Q-1' - Don B. George wins milf KSU EMC Due to the fact that we must go to press before the track season gets under way, it was impossible to obtain ri squad picture. The boys pictured here are all returning lettermcn and will be used ns a nucleus for the team. Good luck, fellows! GLIOOOJQJ These Junior high athletes completed very successful seasons in all sports. Coach Hanshaw helped greatly to develop their character by helping them learn to work both together and individually. They will always enjoy thinking back on the pleasant times spent with team members and members of the opposing teams A .,.. Firsf Row Richard Bruner Max Erritt Tom W'allerstedt Gordon Waller Rodger Owens Harold Barnhill Darrell Weisenborn jack Smith Gordon Sams Second ROW Third Row Fourth Row Fifflf Rvw Jim Lee jack Buckley Merlin Sams jerry Schramm Doyal Schossow Larry Dew Kenneth Singer Jack Bright james Galloway Ned Stanzel Charles Glass Donald 'Shull Daniel Wayt Gene Sehramm Keith Bunting Robert Hughes jerry Bofenkamp john Crow Richard Barlow William Kingfielcl Dale Carnine Duane Case Allen Mooney David Montag Alden Luke Jerry Hagan Clifford Seheffler Larry .Iarvis Paul Montag Harvey Larson .lack McCorkle Charles Ritter jerry Pennimnn Albert Bnfenl-camp Ronald Bentscn Richard Arndt an 8 I Lef': no! get rough, girls! Tberf' goes anolher goal irgs , .giaorfd The Snr cfirls an' basis for a Play Day. Thr' mrrmaifix prarfire on their Ierbniaue! A big xpiasb! jw.. i- ,. Firsl Row: Carol Wi Stoffregen Nancy M Myrna Moore, Elaine Buckingham, Janice Johnson, Donna Stedman, Peggy Goodwin, Sally Donovan, Cynthia Thiessen, ley, Carole Griffith, Jane Shull. Swrlllil Row: Carol Beach, Marilyn Longneclter, Mary Schul , Patty Penniman, Janice Schwaller, Sandra Littlefield, Darlene Hoeppner, Kay Cates, Glennis iller, Sharon Harman. TbinlR0u':Barbara Hibbs, Maxine Lents, Joan Shull, Bonnie Rodgers, Sally hirley McCorkle, Norma Case, Elizabeth Fraser, Patty Hallengren, Doris Burrows, Kaye Schug, Stoelting, Jackie Pellersels, Marcene Fort, Mary Montag. Fourlb Row: Marlene Stoelting, Twyla Mowrey, Dorothy Barnhill, Harriett Brown, Bonnie Rehder, Alta Arndt, .Margaret Tapley, Neoma Ritter, Beverly Goodwin, Ruby Hartman, Barbara Brown. Fiflb row: Karen Wallerstedt, Darlene Wulf, Beulah Berry, B Clarltin, S tz, Phyllis Bogue, Patricia Macltrill, Georgia Denman, Wayt, Janet Stanzel, Lianc Mary Jo Hunting, Phyllis Patty Jensen, Pat Erritt, Rath, lilsic Schefflcr, Pat everly Susie, Judy Bartlett Shirley Patterson, Starr Russell, Phyllis Peddicord, Margaret Roose, Barbara Larson, Bonnie McDonald, Shirley DeBourgh, Patty Freeman, Jo Pullen, Glenda Penniman. Sixth Row: Ramona LeRaas, Marlis Offe, Phyllis Rehder, Elaine Oetjcn, Judy Davis, Sharon Sl1adle,.Marsha Lange, Peggy Thiessen, DeLoris Hoover, Gretchen Niewerth, Polly Otto, Kay Arthaud, Phyllis Detterman, LaVonne Dett- lT13n. gi..!4...fQ The GAA Offirvrs The GAA may not be composed of members who will be the future Jim Thorpesn of the feminine side, but they're athletes in their- own way! They don't exactly win trophies, but they're dandy at polishing them! Officers of this muscle- bound group are Carol Beach, president: Liane Clarkin, vice-president, and :ine Shull, secretary-treasurer. i waving Cut the speed! Man the lifeboats! Man overboard! Hey! Hold everything - what they really need is one of these human lifesavers to the rescue! They're guaranteed not to rust, corrode, or decay! They've accomplished the fundamentals in swimming and are ready for anything! Fifi! Row: Carol Wiley, Jane Shull, Colleen Wynn, Judy Griffith, Verna Morton, Carole Griffith. Serourl Row: Miss Sltougc, Mary Jane I-irritt, Nancy Miller, Margaret Larson, Susan McLaughlin, Sandra Fisher, Ruth Evans, Mary Ehrhardt, Avis Shaw, Marlene Ehrhardt, Jack? Pellersels, Sally Penniman, Phyllis Rehder. Third Roux: Roberta Singer, Phyllis Peddicord, Twyla Mowry, Ramona Lae Raas, Ruby Hartman, Larry Waller, Max Otto, Barbara Hibbs, Joan Shull. . ' Wlfll pmmnk ? al on him, Ruby you I yflfhlda Own foolzirfg l 'Y but bad, sv SZAOJ September 4 September ll ,, September 14 October 13 ,, October 12 ,,,, October 23 .Ln ' Tired 0 f -f0?1II'lbj,, X, lim 9 ,First day of school . . . Bark Io our books! ,Magazine sales . . . Boys' Life with Ameriran Girl ,, First football game - Storm Lake here . . . Indians s1zin'um heap big - aml this was just lhe beginning' H . . w1 il ralher ride! omecommg . . . Coming home WHS m'z'er l'k th ' t 1 e is ,,State Marching Band Contest . . . Corns ami hunions ,,Operetta . . . Old Fashioned Girl won the hearts 0 l eu-ryom' November I7 .. ,.,,,,, FFA Harvest Ball . . . Sophistirafion in stocking ref' November 20 ,,,,,,,,,, First Basketball Game fLyttonJ . . . The Indians go! off lo a good slart! November 22 , ,, ,Thanksgiving vacation begins . . . Thankful? You bei' Varaiionl November 23-24 . All-State Music Festival, Des Moines . . . An inspirallonal uwrkenzll December 4 ,,,,,,, ,,,, J unior Class Play . . . The Visi!or . . . Who :lone 11 December 16 ,,,,,, ..,i, V esper services . . . We added to Ihr- Christmas season wiih beaufiful music! December 21 ,,,,, ,,,,,Christmas vacation begins . . . Wor1't see us again til' ner! year! January 2 ,,,, ,,,,,, C hristmas vacation ends . . . Guess all gooil lhings haze' lo end! january I1 .... ..,,.. E nd of first semester . . . One flown, one io go! january 20 ,,,,, ,,,,,, january 28 ,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 'ffl CFIIIIIJ qi work This is a slumbf J J Band concert . . . Sweet Q? Junior High Night . . . Th J music e young'uns slruf lheir stu V I Liga ,I ' si L4 Fm, 7' Onrlo rl at lui., YQ f Mfg -rub O7 '45 Florida has nothing um Kg lJ0sp,j ,U 6 F -ffllfn -gi Xirls-f CQLMJW ng, 'Ep 3 atrh your Uri, RMU, February ,, ,,,,,, County Music Festival . . . Hlertzy, ewn, f'z'e'n . . February , ., WGAA Playday , . . Play? Huh! Work! . . . February , ,,Crash!! fOh wall, Marilyn, it was only u rarg Birhrl's goofl- 43 Q natun'1l!j I fl February FFA Parent-Son Banquet . . . The boys are hosts this time. 2-' March I5 ,. ,,,,,,, Final Annual Deadline . . . Wall, we 'nailz' if! fPunt! Pantfj K March 21 ,,,,,, All-School Play . . . Thz' Man who Came to Dinner . . . 4 - another Visitor! - , March Z2 ,,,,, ,FHA Formal Dance . . . Bring your diving suits for heap ig gooil fishing! i ' March 29 , ,First Track Meet . . . My, how those' boys run . . . W April 3 Play Festival, Iowa City . . . Wonder if they took time out A to prrsrnl the play!?? April 4 ,Only six weeks left . . , fEquiz'alenl to 12,600 minutes of srhoolj April S , ,,,, Preliminary Music Contest here QSolos and ensemblesj April II , ,, ,,,,,, Faster Vacation . . . Mighty glml to src that bunny! April 25-26 ,,,,,,,,,,,, State Music Contest QSolos and ensemblesj May 3 May6 ,,,,,,, , May 10 May l7 . May 18 ,,,, May 22 ,,,, May 23 ,,,, Final State Music Contest fLarge Groups, Senior Class Play . . . The sfniors show off for junior-Senior Banquet and Prom . . . All in one u lowly night it wus! the last lime! night - and ,,,,,,,Sac Relays . . . Win' hosts for another rimlvr n1r'r!.! Baccalaureate Services ,,,,,,,Commencement Services . . . Not the cnil, just tht' beginning. End of school year . . . Nrml wr' say more? Oh th oss- smil rs! Eating wb 'bf Wallis as usual ' H 1' keeps- 14, warm, Pe88Y leads On! 9 6,067 Aa OUR ROYALTY The cheerleaders wor Ylqcf Co-captain Don Bofenkamp, Queen Barb Hibbs, Captain Bob McClung Attendants Joyce Jarnagin and Janet Stanzel rss I' H x 'km faflllty Fllfrvt the fun! 1111. Q-., X y'-. ll uv C? mioycrl Thfy rifle for a rbangc! The frrxbmenk' skii. CP -1. fi 'ig P ffgl ,. -'I ff off. J' 44, xg, 1, Q4 600, 1-,I Ji 1' 600, 'I 6-P We 5 1 . ebed wm loo! 1,15-,Qifx U bard lo decorate 'Jdfd ,jab to omecoming X WV i ff A . f - ' - x g.. 4 Ifirlafyl ze seniors won! The .mpg 0 more 15 Prize-winnin fl K our 01 ms 20 vw 0 C1 enior Ckeergaclero Iarlzir Prllrrxrls, Elvir Srbrfflrr, Sally Vfayl, Iaurf Slanzrl, joan Skull geefkadefj They work like mad, cheer like crazy, and show a perfect example of sportsman- ship! In fact, they do just about everything except play the game! Putting it simply they're just human dynamos-that's the cheerleaders of S.C.H.S.! unior Caeerkaclerd M., .... .. .,..,..,,,..., ..- ', Y , J, , 4 , U, J ka ,,.f-P' x Xxx-. -X v 6 f .A 'wmv Km . y I ,JK A ,,,-A fly. Jam ' ff. 1 Q xi XX,-X ax, xi X mmm 5 , VW ua .xy V KX MN W Vx xx x XC FW R .xxx Q ,GX Q ww . ' X Y ' , - .ixxwf tvs , X wjx S xxtgxy. ' 'U X xi f x'f ' . qxx ' 05 r' ,. xv- xx , 4, vxv :., 4, ,x 4 'X , S OW X LEROY'S SPORTS AND CAMERA SHOP Sac City, Iowa CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Compliments of A. T. JOHNSON ,1 fE LIECHTY - RECKOFF Implements - Farm Equipment Oldsmobile SALES SERVICE Congratulations to the Class of 1 9 5 2 from a COMMUNITY INSTITUTION SAC CITY STATE BANK PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY C. D. Gibson, M.D. W. I. Evans, M.D. Lawrence D. Amick, M.D. L. B. Amick, M.D. R. A. Lindquist, D.O. Lindeman, Chiropractor R. J. Zolnlsky, Optometrist F. H. Molsberry, D.D.S. R. W. Lee, D.D.S. M. D. Gruber, D.D.S. Truax and Ladwig, D.V.M. Wilson 8: Vest, Attorneys WALLEN'S 51?-51.00 STORE SAC CITY, IOWA CORN BELT FINANCE CORPORATION T L. G. BALFOUR CO. Dole V. Nelson 2I2 Shops Bldg. Des Moines, Iowa r- I , 4. RITTER'S SERVICE STORE Authorized Dealer For SWIFT'S FEED ond AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS EARL MAY SEEDS 365 Days A Year Your Pleasure Is Our Business! SAC AND CHIEFTAIN THEATRES Children IO? Adults 5549 Student Privilege 3545 sl 4' I ik For a Snack or a Meal TRY THE MAIN CAFE Q Bon HAYES Thompson Troctor Co Proprietor and Cbe ' lg L I f ' Indian Lanes Bowling Alley COUNCIL OAK STORE Your Friend At Meal Time SAC CITY LUMBER CO. Congratulations to the Class of '52 To Seniors of 1952 Best Wishes for Health, Good Luck and Happiness Monument Builders Sac County Implements W. B. WYATT ond SON, Inc. LEONARD'S GREENHOUSE Flowers for all Occasions CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '52 SHULL MOTOR SUPPLY Congratulations to the Class of '52 G LII Q Poultry Supplies C5 SAC CITY HATCHERY xl Hy-Line and Quality Chicks Ames ndN ren Feeds 523 CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK SERVICE - COURTESY - SECURITY Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. THIESSEN ABSTRACT CC. Real Estate-Abstracts Sac County Abstract Co. R. A. Currie, Mgr. Grace Green, Abstracter SAC CITY, IOWA HY-POP, INC. Sac City, Iowa CAMPBELL MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth FARBER 81 OTTEMAN Furniture and Funeral Service SAC CITY, IOWA E. E. LEWIS STYLE AND GIFT SHOP The House of Quality HIBBS NASH co. 1' E-X 9 Qty: SALES AND SERVICE I' Sac City, Iowa I705 West Main Street Phone 582 3' ll' ' I . ,mn . HATS ' SHOES ' FURNISHINGS READ IT FIRST IN THE SAC SUN I 'I' CHARLES A. HACKE, Editor and Manager , ,I , -5 -- E h f W e ' r Frenchy's Motor 81 Refrigeration Irwin Motel Chief Print Shop Mooney's Barber Shop 0'Connor's Market Wilson Implement Co. W. J. DIXON LUMBER CO. Building Materials ond Coal Naturelle Beauty Shop Sac City Rendering Co. ,-- cLAnKiN's Inman? Standard Service HOLMBERG MACHINE and WELDING SHOP AMMER HARDWARE Wishes Success to the Closs of '52 BEST wlsl-les TO THE CLASS OF '52 FRED IIWIRTJES WILLIAMS MILLING COMPANY SOYBEAN PROCESSORS GRAINS FEEDS Mill Telephone 542 Leo W. Williams, Telephone 881 SAC CITY, IOWA PAUL McCORKLE Construction Co. Soc City Phone 753 J Und P Edf 5l 0P Central Telephone Co. GAMBLE STQRES Richard's Plumbing and Heating Gordon D. Brown, Owner phone 554 PARK HOTEL MoREY's sooo MARKET KEITH FARMER, Proprietor 9 Quality Foods For Less SURE SAC CITY CREAMERY CO. Smooth-Tex Ice Cream Guernsey Brand Butter Perfectly Posteurized Milk RAYMOND W'ILSON SAC CouNTY's MOST COMPLETE DRUG AND GIFT SHOP PRIEBE AND SONS, Inc. f VV LJ, Sac City, Iowa SAC COUNTY AUCTION, INC. WHERE BUYER AND SELLER MEET A Sales Every Wednesday SAC CITY CANNING CORPORATION SWEET coRN CANNERS SAC CITY, IOWA SAC CITY NURSERY Sac City, Iowa H. O. MCKENZIE HERFF-JONES RING CO. Carroll, Iowa COOK'S MOBILE 'GAS Sac City, Iowa LUBECK BROS. OIL CO. PHILLIPS 66 PRODUCTS Phone 822 Sac City, Iowa COBBLESTONE INN mon, FUN AND DANCING On the Shores of Storm Lake KUSKE MOTORS SALES - SERVICE Phone 511 - Sac City, Iowa DeSoto - Plymouth Automobiles SHEELY THE CLOTHIER Clothing Corner of Sac County Phone 505 Sac City, Iowa CONGRATULATIONS The task is over, and may we congratulate you on a job well done. Yours is a yearbook pub- lished with the skill and know-how backed by vears of experience in the pub- lication of better school annuals. PAUL BENNETT, Manager YEARBOOK DEPARTMENT SEMCO COLOR PRESS 129 N.W. Third Street Oklahoma City Oklahoma B. L. SEMTNER, President DALE NELSON Representative Ruhm's Superfinely, Ground Tennessee Phosphate Rock CARNIN E and DOUGLASS WADSLEY MOTOR CO. B U I C K S Sac City, Iowa SAC CITY REMINDER Congratulations to the Class of 1952 SAC COUNTY RURAL ELECTRIC CO-OPERATIVE Go Electric All the Wayg Only One Bill to Pay WIGWAM BAKERY Special Attention to Special Orders Mr. I. L. Galfoway Irwin and Bill TU-MAR INN STEAK - CHICKEN - SANDWICHES I Tuffy and Marie Y O U N K E R S FORT DODGE, IOWA Satisfaction Always L. 8z M. Electronic Service TV - Radios - Sound Service - Wiring Les and Merle Sac City, Iowa Farmers Lumber Co. COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE N49 Years Serving this Community PLAN YOUR PARTIES AT Twin Lakes Roller Rink One of Iowa's Largest and Finest Rinks SUPER VALU LAKE and IONS N EDROW REXALL DRUG Prescriptions - Gifts - Cosmetics Fine Fountain Service HOME OIL COMPANY SERVICE WITH A SMILED Louie - Bud - Paul - Cliff Your Headquarters for Quality School Fashions At Lowest Possible Prices! G A T E S The Department Store Northwest Iowa Depends Upon SIN GERS DEPARTMENT STORE THRIET BASEMENT Peck's D-X Station Gerken's Sinclair Young Grain Company Pellersels Motor Company STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE r business -fluff at work! Phone 529 SUMMER? QUALITY PAINTS AUTO SUPPLIES MORNING SIDE CAFE COAST-T0-COAST STORE LEONARD APPLIANCES HARDWARE East Edge of Sac SAE CITY ELEQNQHE C0- MAYBERRY'S PRODUCE co. Q C0ld FUI Sfofgge Sac City-Pocahontas-Fort Dodge Earl Lange Phone 668 R. J. ESTEY, JEWELER We Sell the Best and SMITH TRANSFER . yvfvw Semce the Rest 4f4RrIzI5 9f Local and Distant Hauling Sac City, Iowa DINNERWARE FOSTORIA GREENLEE 8: OETJEN HOBBY HOUSE COMPLETE Eooo MARKET , GH:-I-5 . LOCKER SERVICE RUTH and HARRY LAU 1 CRABB IMPLEMENT CO. MASSEY HARRIS Farm Implement Sales and Service DAVIS CHEVROLET CO. Complete Meglxmcijrziiaigg Body Service E mod,-f,f,sh' s' E Q 4 Y KA QRIS 2, I GAYLORD GOODELL, Jeweler Nuts I,-T' SAC CITY, IOWA D. L. lDAVEI GREEN REAL ESTATE-AUCTIONEER-INSURANCE Phone 682 Sac City, Iowa Office, Sac City State Bank Bldg. Strahan Store 81 Service Station Farmers Grain Co. Donald Bass Colburn and Son Smart Shop Hill Top Store Bryson and Falck Russell Oil Co. Dierenteld Skelly Service R. J. Mann Cook's Mobil Service Smith Pontiac Stubbs 8. Wade Barber Shop Longman Produce Jack's Phillips 66 Green Lantern Cafe N. A. Holmberg Gerken's Conoco LENT'S SERVICE CLEAN ERS We call For and Deliver' Phone 635 WlSEMAN'S CAFE When Hungry Think of WlSEMAN'S CAFE All Pastries Home Baked SAC CITY, IOWA SAC CITY MOTOR CO. I ART-FRED-JOHN YOUNG HARDWARE Plumbing, Heating and Hotpoint Appliances GOODWIN BARBER SHOP First Going Down the Hill and Last Coming Back Bancroft's Upholstery Shop Martin Senour Paints and Supplies Dependable GENUINE Wd Hvsnlos Performance Disease Resistant WILSON-RUSSELL CORN CO. SAC CITY, IOWA SCHALLER, IOWA ,QL Congratulations 195 SAC COUNTY ELECT DEPENDABLE 2 Graduates RIC SERVICE ELECTRIC SERVICE 1 GW' 6 7 TCJar1l507?' cb' Vlvwhcd WOT flu, AMMER HARDWARE WISHES SUCCESS TO TH School Spirit?? ' . l P ' ll ll 5 The mgbt school panel 11571 E CLASS OF S2 Then ibr fun began Oh. fbrxr falkq- lc gy I,-r Tbe 8,00 Bri-fmfe If .1410 Jf 0,11 lfl 1 - ' 1 , 1 . 4 Q 1 1 r 1 1 s 1634. 'if'-v - 1- 5. Q. 4 Q ,.' 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