Sanborn High School - Rambler Yearbook (Sanborn, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

N A .fi ,gm ,f X N ,---. X RWM --ff K'-T ,,,.f' , MJ LIBRI viw T -X mf if RQ ww I 5 7 ffjwbf if ,ef if Ji x ek Harry Ellett Sponsor Kenneth Erwin Superintendent QL Exif Q XNXS R no L 'Q lu. i X- . .- E .4 i gi ' . xii by ii'z Qoanvb of lfbmtavliom t f't1:e'5-R ama . fl.-, ., , ,T Q . -, .. -. ' fffhiafe-a W.,-Qty-:51.V' W- . Q M Q . , -- f. f. . I . 1 , 1 - egg... - A 6 ...gk Q . A A ref, .e. an 4, , .ekglgewmp - wk any L VIN! PAQUNKA Left to right: Harriett Raymond, Mabel Spykerman, Willis Vander Woude, Leslie Getting, 0. B. Snyder, Clark Scoles, Kenneth Erwin The Board of Education has five members. Leslie Getting is presi- dent at the present time. Harriett Raymond is secretary of the Board of Education and C. F. Watters is treasurer. They are ele- cted for a term of 2 years. Their terms expire in rotation so at no time is there a completely new board. They meet monthly and special meetings are called when necessary. Their duties are to take care of all school matters such as hiring of teachers, ex- penditures and assist the superintendent whenever necessary. Sponsored by: D'X Station ' SHHUOTH Modern Dry Cleaner - Hartley A 5 M Laundry - SDGHCQT Morony Clothing Co. - Spencer Stocdale Elevator - Melvln De Roose Barber Shop - Melvin Wolbrink Electric ' Sheldon ChucK's Auto Service - Sanborn Ay Mi Hn School We ,tw-Q 3 Hit LCILU , N L First Row: Left to right: Second Row: Henry Glover Torry Muro f '1 walter Franz, Helen Kott, Kenneth Bonthuis, Lois Schaefer, Kenneth Erwin , Don Noll, Bruce Pickford, Third Row: Thomas Borden, Harry Ellett Kenneth Erwin - Superintendent Harry Ellett - Sociology Government , Drivers Training Jr. Hi. Social Studies Don Noll - History KU.S.aWor1dJ JI' e H10 Kenneth Bonthuis - Jr. Hi. Math Jr. Hi. Science Coach Lois Roghair replaced Lois Schaefer , Donald Aschom Walter Franz - Principal Torry Bruce Helen Henry Physics Mathematics Muro - Music Pickford - Science's Economics Inter. Rel Coach Kott - Home Economics Glover - Agriculture English Thomas Borden - Commercial Course Algebra Sponsored by: DT' Fai? ' Spencer Gambles - Sanborn Thayer's - Spencer Blue Room - Sanborn or First Row Left to right: Thelma Menning, Doris Postma, Verna Behrens, Marne Van Oort Second Row Margaret Foley, Olive Loafman, Joyce Hagedorn fvnn rvarten WTI 1 erna We Oorf T an Fir t Graie on th Grade W rna wrcns Oqwve Loafman econ Lraie Fltth Graie Tov e 71 edorn Margaret o1ey Sixth Grade Doris Postma Sponsored by Sanborn Sanborn Sanborn Sheldon UELHR EFIEKE Oscar Gacke, our janitor man, Is all the students favorite fan. whenever we happen to want pop, He's always ready with a dime to swap. Or if it's candy or gum we prefere, He'll get it for him or her. Sometimes he even offeres advice, For these reasons he is awfully nice. I just can't understand why, He is such a darn swell guy. He's never cross to our surprise, Still I know we tantalize. Each morning he has a cheery hello, As all the Kids in S.H.S. know. And he's always there as bus driver, He make's our trips seem kind of livlier. And Oscar is just the sort of man, The gals all want to catch, if they can. 69 69 He's a good sport and so sincere, .,9?Q I'm kind of sorry I won't be here next year. f any fcocv And Oscar these bouquets we're sending to you, 9069 Are not one bit more than your just due. Y5P5p0 50 'Q by Joan Eason Q59 ps -v .- 5 1 ' 2 jd . . Q 21. Q 'I tip :Lg 'MQW his Ntxlam 53 ks, f 'A 'fi' ABQ R! N5 3, SQWNK gpg. fi ght . Q-'fi -mi,mfa Q 1, '-if? f ' P- wa wt f ' , -gf, 1 wma- - 11.1 , , .v - .1 ., ss-tQq-.- , ft, . S .A 7-wr. 14 If - wk- . . ,, ri, 7.W?,33.W5.5,w.,i.qii?..,,, If N' . L? 1 NY ffm A , Q F K K s A Y ax Q V rv I z 5 f J til' P s lsr -K. ' 'K' 'aiif U4 f f ' ,X-my ,f . .-ap 3 n X A . kg Magi f , rw X xxx Aa? X X 1+ s N .gk A. ,aw g X 1 - t gi .qu I f Margie Colling nWe'd rather have her late than never have her at all.n Vice-President 4 Band 1-2-3-H Dramatics 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-M Cheerleading l-2-3-H Vocal groups 1-2-3-4 Asst. Editor of Annual H asia 'E sg: ' 133 i ,QA mf-gf-as-V -A 'vfo'iff:rSf 'P4fCvr T'15i:i' ., W ' x W -A , v.5fg2gr3s1f W - ,'nr,t, Laurel Ericson UA 1eader's part is hisn President l-M Band l-2-3-M Boys State 3 F. F. A. 1-2-3-N Dramatics 1-2-3-H State Band 1-2-3-H 'S' Bernis Watson nworks hard, gets things done, wwe and still finds time for fun.n Sec.-Treas. 3-4 Band 2-3-H Basketball 1-2-3 Dramatics l-2-3-M Editor of Annual H Wi ,E HS Joyce Bisallon HGood nature sparkles in her eyes.n Dramatics l-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3 Girls Glee Club l-2-3 Donald Andersen UMore men are killed by over work.n F. F. A. 3-M Mixed Chorus 3 Dramatics 1-2-3-M George Baker nHe intends to do something great someday, but he doesn't know when he'll do it.H Track 2-3 Football l-2-3 Dramatics 1-2-3-M Dewayne Colling NHe was once caught studying, believe it or not.n F.F.A.1 , Dramatics l-2-3-M Donna Dorman HA quiet disposition speaks louder than words.H Paper Staff 2-H Dramatics 1-2-3-4 Librarians 1-2-3-M UShe always says 'lesson Jean Dekker first. ? ? ? Band 1-2-3 Paper Staff 3-4 Dramatics 1-2-3-M Flag Twirler l-2-3-M Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Girls Glee Club l-2-3-H sf at gs Q? E S1 ,. -Sir. - A Q 'r-' X , A as ll' A 4 f . A -,M b. 5 A 1 V. fa5aaV'if 'S S all I r Mick Epping UYour Irish is showing.n Track 1-2 Football 1-2-3-M Dramatics l-2-3-H F. F. A. Officer l-3 Jr. Class President 3 Student Council Tres. 3 t -- 1.9.4 Joan Eason nBorn with the gift of laughter.n Librarian 1-2-3 Paper Staff 2-3-H Dramatics l-2-3-4 Basketball l-2-3-4 Vocal Groups l-2-3-H Editor of Paper Staff 4 -.tr iiistlk sweQQQw: Mildred Foley HA little sweet a little tart one needs both for a well balanced heart.n Band 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader 3-4 Dramatics 1-2-3-H Basketball l-2-3-M Mixed Chorus l-2-3-4 Girls Glee Club l-2-3-4 Maurice Getting HStar of field, court diamond.n and Track l-2-3-M Music l-2-3-M Baseball l-2-H Football l-2-3-H Dramatics l-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 EQQKQYQQXV 'VK' ,-,u.H.-..,t t .4 U... ,f-N45-vi, , f igiQQ.,,,:N:Q Q ,, X 4 f - .Q . tw Larry Peelen nHe's quiet and bashful, bu not unknown.U F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-M Dramatics l-2-3-H -Q... X 5 Bonnie Kreykes Uwitty to talk with, pretty Trio Band Girls Mixed Girls Girls to walk w1th.H H 1-2-3-H Sexette 3-H Chorus 1-2-3-M G168 Club 1-2-3-H Basketball Mgr. 2-3 I., J X f,, Jerry Scheerhorn Nwho is this that dares to brave me?U F. F. A. 1-2-3-U Football l-2-3-M Basketball 1-2-3-4 Dean Raymond nFar from gay cities and t clutches of F. F. A. l Football l Baseball 1 Basketball women.n 2-3-4 2-3-H 2-3-M 1-2-3-H he llby if Xll- Q V ,X S r A ' ,' F ' x Ronald Spykerman nMusic maestro, p1ease!' Plays 1-2-3-M Mixed Chorus 3-M 24' vvfvl' 'fi'-'f nik G r G ,171 , IS.. 5 17? Clinton victoria F nln every pack, there's always ' a joker.n it if' fx Baseball 2-L+ Mixed Chorus 4 Dramatics l-2-3-4 'ss F' ll . Jeannine Wright UThose bright, dark eyes re- flect a nature as sparkling and clear as a star.N Paper Staff M Mixed Chorus 3 Glee Club 1-2-3-M Dramatics 1-2-3-4 Girls Basketball Mgr. 4 Gerald Whittlesey HShy and quiet, he's a Baseball 2-3-H Basketball 2-M Football 1-2-3-H Dramatlcs l-2-3-H N At 'LJ 1 Q riotin Vocal Groups l-2-3-M +C -I .JUNIUF15 First Row: Left to right: Jean Hickey, Joline Van Roekel, Joyce Kool, Dorothy warnke, Shirley Hickey, Donna Flickner, Marlene Schultz, Shirley Ver Hoef, Eileen Damman, Luann Wagner Second Row: Dwayne Bieser, Delbert Wright, James Peterson, Glenda Menning, Marlene Getting, Bob Crawford, Janice Getting, Donna Snyder, Arwin Van Wyk, Terry Baldwin, Larry Baldwin Third Row: Miss Kott, Lane Leemkuil, Bill Hakeman, Ed Baldwin, Don Rubsam, Bob Sullivan, Ray Huibregtse, Mr. Borden Absent when taken: Tracy De Young x wwf President . . . . . Luann Wagner N ' gy S? Vice-President . . . . . Larry Baldwin kv' i25nSecr t r T B b T 'f s,!1 ue a Y- reasurer . . . o crew ord :?qR H - student Council Marlene Schultz -53 , 5 x Sponsored by: J. C. Koolbeck - Archer Frank H. Juber - Melvin Sanborn Dairy - Sanborn Melvin Lockers - Melvin EUPHUNUHE First Row: Left to right: Clifford Vander Schaaf, Kay Roelofs, Virginia Gano, Ramona McGranahan, Francine Vos, Dolores Caauwe, Edna Mae Foley, Bernard Prue Second Row: Mrs. Schaefer, Jim Getting, David Duimstra, Gale Rubsam, Jim Gano, Kenneth Dorman, Del Wisner, Cornelius Maris Third Row: Lloyd Vander Berg, Donald Storm, Omer Grafton, Larry Fahlenkamp, Leroy Rozeboom, Roger Gacke, Mr. Pickford Absent when taken: Glenda Bruxvoort rp f w as President . . .... Cornelius Maris .,. is Lf Vice-President . . .Clifford Vander Schaaf - A We V Secretary Edna Mae Foley WORM- X Q. f 0 0 Q o VJ oHkV!., j Treasurer . . . . .Gale Rubsam Y Student Council . . . Del Twlisner nefs' Sponsored by: Maxines Dress Shop - Sheldon Ruby Implement Co. - Hartley Lowery Barber Shop - Sanborn Melvin Savings Bank - Melvin FHESHNEN First Row: Left to right: Virginia Hickey, Ruth Warnke, Glee Merriam, Marlene Achterhof, Dolores Van Wyk, Carol Watson, Jeanette Hopkins, Mary Ann Frohwein, Patsy wright Second Row: Thelma Gacke, Sandra Van Roekel, Clarine Fonkert, Calvin Vander woude, Peter Kroese, Delano Horstman, Gene Crawford, Virginia Soop, Carolyn Shanahan, Shila Reinsma Third Row: Karen Severance, Ivan Veldhuizen, Gerald Ericson, Ernest Block, Mr. Franz, Billy Kreykes, Bill Luke, Roger Brower, Marjean Peelen Absent when taken: Nancy vanden Berg, Irwin Bruxvoort, Lyle Ahrens, Larry Scace, Faye Mayhak Presiient . . . Mary Aan Frohyien Vice-President . . Marlene Achterhoef Secretary . . . .Karen Severance 1 Treasurer . . . . Jeanette Hopkinsqixxx df' Student Council . . . . . Carol Vatson Sponsored by: Pete's Lunch - Sanborn Nolff's Store - Sheldon Hub Clothiers - Hartley Kon's Studio - Spencer R af s ' ' Xi ' EIGHT!-I GRADE First Pow: Left to right: Jimmy Horst, Jimmy Clark, Barbara Hickey, Fred Seivert, Stanley Snyder Second Row: Mr. Bonthuis, Billy Barker, Lynn Baldwin, Hasty Wisner, John Getting, Calvin Lode, Justin Foley Third Row: Linda Melvin, Norman Merriam, Noel Luke, Roland Snnuttjer, Roland Block, Geraldine Schultz Presiient . . . Stanley Snyder Vice-President . . . . . Fred Seivert N Zecretary-Treasurer. . . .Roland Snnuttjer Stuient Council . . . Betty Petersen ,Q Sponsored by: Grey Shop - Sheldon Pike Cafe - Sanborn K I C D - Spencer H 6 N Cafe - Melvin SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Left to right: Mr. Aschom, Jerry Neiman, Ward Petrich, Nelva Vander Vliet, Marlene Bieser, Jo Lee Hendrickson, Marlene Victoria, Rudy Jacobsen, Roger Lyons A Second Row: Elaine Bowen, Dorothy Baldwin, Joan Graham, Virginia Wright, Jo Anne Brendle, Muriel Rubsam, Angeline Snyder Third Row: Loren Gacke, Stanley Blok, Jim Sanders, Dennis Berlin, Bobby Severance, Pauline Gregorson, Ellen Olson, Patty Blok President , President . . . . . Joan Graham ieif' Vice-President . . Angeline Snyder N, Z Secretary . . . Jo Lee Hendrickson E5ftl?l!L!Zf'f ' Treasurer . Pauline Gre or n fffafffff ' ' ' ' ' g Se figiikyf' f f Student Council . . . .Marlene Beiser 6 Iii X AZ Sponsored by: Omer's Cafe - Sanborn Sheldon Sun - Sheldon I. P. Knapp - Hartley Sportsman's - Spencer Sl TH GRADE liar, D 3, gy g t First Row: Left to right: Michael Walters, Donald Berlin, Bertrum Gibbs, Charlotte Bosch, Marlys Seivert, Marian Hopkins, Karen Kramme, Margaret Horst, Lynne Dee Amick, Donald Taylor, Billy Snyder, Bobbie Robinson Second Row: Mrs. Postma, LaDon Merriam, Richard Menning, LeRoy Bowen, Shirley Bieser, Emily Getting, Kay Gano, Marilyn Veldhuizen, Jeri Ogden, Donald Reitsma, Billy Vander Woude, Thomas Endorf Third Row: David Walvoord, Harold Pry, Jack Jones, Leon Ann Reinsma, Patricia Fakehany, Nancy Gregerson, Patty Gross, Colleen Faas, Douglas Victoria, Jack Rohrs, Eddie Whalen From HThe Common Touchn by Edgar A. Guest. God grant that I may live upon this earth And face the tasks which every morning brings, And never lose the glory and the worth Of humble service and the simple things. Sponsored by: Steinmetz Bros. - Melvin Hartley Electric - Hartley Farmers Co-op - Sanborn Graves Lumber Co. - Melvin p FIFTH EFUXUE First Row: Left to right: Miss Foley, Linda Glazier, Margo Brink, Allene Huibregtse, Joan Schmidt, Ann walvoord, Jean Ann Barker, Linda Weinke, Sandra Rohrs, Janice Vanden Brink, Connie Fakehany Second Row: Woody Graham, Arlan Spykerman, Patricia Postma, Mary Jo Roetman, Mitzi Cravens, LaVonne Vos, Judy Peelan, Harlan Snuttjer, Dennis Porth Third Row: Bruce Petrich, Larry Scoles, David Frohwein, Harold Crawford, Lyle Grooters, Glen Wright, Russell Kleve, Raymond Schnurr, Richard Kruger, Rodger Harbst. Absent when taken: Dale Strait VIEWPOINTS Head downward hung the bat, HHow funnyln laughed the pup, He looked on field and town. HBut then, it isn't true. UIt's plain,N he chittered, nthat The world is right side up, The world is upside downin what's upside down is youin Sponsored by: Redmond's Shoe Store - Spencer O'Brien County Bell - Primghar Thrifty Super Market - Hartley Spencer Music Tupply - Spencer FULIFKTH ERADE i1 First Pow: Left to right: Mrs. Loafman, Ronnie Narnke, Terry Ogden, Joy Merriam, Clareen Wagner, Norma Foukert, Karen Gano, Linda Lyons, Tim Kramme, Arlan Lode Second Row: Judy Harberts, Jane Harberts, Connie Greger- son, Judy K. Jones, Bonnie Wright, Diane Sullivan, Alma Reinsma, Jean Bisaillon, David Van Roekle, Dennis Getting Third Row: Merne Haack, Danny Duimstra, Leslie Douma, Ronald Reitsma, Ricky Sanders, Earl Sullivan, Jerry Spykerman, Lee Snyder, Delmer Lode EVERY CHILD OF EVERY LAND Let every child of every land Fbrthough ourspeech may dhierentte, Join hands in this glad game, The same sun shines on all, For though our speech may different be, And loves to see all children glad Our laughter is the same. That live on this green ball. -S. Winsten Sponsored by: Carroll's Bakery - Spencer John Vander Haag - Sanborn Jeinke's Jewelry - Sanborn Ed Boone, Barber - Sanborn THIRD GRADE First Row: Left to right: Mrs. Menning, Lola Lyons, Trudy Gibbs, Gaynette Whalen, Carol Bowen, Norene Horst, Patty Walter, Judy Maranell, Kathryn Crawford, Sherry Sanders, Janice Frohwein Second Row: Cheryl Vander woude, Kathy Grafton, Carol Watters, Helen Getting, Floyd De Graaf, Earl Seivert, Charles Bowen, Gwendolyn Wright, Mary Kruger, LaVonne watson, Carol Grover Third Row: Richard Mayhak, Wayne Snyder, David Kruger, Kenneth Hopkins, Merle Vander woude, Leslie Wright, John Cravens, Leo Block, Donald Caauwe, John Peterson Absent when taken: Harold Gibauer, Albertha Zeilstra, Albert Zeilstra Teacher second semester: Mrs. Noll Circus day urs one of the outstanding and exciting days of the year. The preparations were made by us and we read HThe Circus Bookn by Smith and discussei the many things we would see at the Shrine Circus in Sioux City. Ne decorated our bulletin board Hunder the big topn and put all the things we thought we might see at the circus. After our return from the circus trip we had even more sights to add. The circus vas such a success and we enjoyei it so much that we de- cided for the spring music program we would out on a HTom Thumb Circus' with all of us as the circus peo le and animals. Sponsored by: Prince Electric - Sanborn Nelson 5 Olson - Sanbgrn Chuck's Grocery - Sanborn Pete Muilenburg - Melvin SECOND GRADE plll 'l -unsung-'lhqg First Row: Left to right: Miss Hagedorn, Vicki Mulder, Gayle Dummett, Judy McDonald, Linda Maranell, Lavonne Lode, Janet Lyons, Peggy Porth, Joan Bosch, Marcita Brink, Glenda Oostenbrug Second Row: Judy Dennis, Jackie Victoria, VaLoy Scheer- hoorn, Billy Peterson, Tony Ogden, David Kramme, Tommy Hakeman, warren Block, Andrea Glazeir, Myra Hulstein, Arlene Reitsma Third Row: Jimmy Schmidt, Raymond Jacobsen, Bobby Van Wyk, Paul Brendle, Rodney Buren, Robert Berlin, Mickey Johnson, Darrel Schnurr, Mike Sweeney, Douglas walvoord Absent when taken: Joel Geister, Bobby Haack, Bonnie Bixenman, Marietta VanDerPo1l, Mike Seivert, Derrald Taylor The Second Grade children made two paper mach'e animals. We saw the pets UPuffU and HTimU in our reading book. We also made a play-store. Several of us brought empty containers and priced each article. The money gave us practice in counting by tens and fives, we also started to count change. The post-office was our next venture. we visited the Sanborn Post Office. The post-master showed us the different stamps, the boxed and explained the process of distributing the mail both in town and in the country. We made a post office in school. Each of us had a mailbox and we each got to distribute the mail. Sponsored by: Melvin Implement Co. - Melvin Sheldon Green House - Sheldon Arnold Motor Supply - Sheldon Almgren Rexall Drug - Hartley FIRST GRADE First Row: Left to right: Miss Behrens, Jon Walvoord, Lavonne Vander Schaaf, Barbara Gano, Beverly Gano, Carol Barker, Holly Graham, Carol Buren, Dorothy Grafton, Arnold Wright Second Row: Dennis Prins, Dennis Fonkert, Terry Van Boekel, Jerry Watters, Russell Smith, Ace Raymond, Michael Benner, Paul Getting, Vernon Spykerman, Stanley Vander woude Third Row: Karlene Kleve, Sharon Fakehany, Bruce Barents, Scott Petrich, Micky Schultz, James Melvin, Tommy Erwin, Judy Pry, Glenda Roorda On October l, l952 the First Grade visited the Jess Nalvoord and Lloyd Getting farms. Oscar Gacke drove the bus, while two mothers and our teacher went along. We saw many farm animals. It was fun to have a ride in Paul's big toy car. when we returned to school we made a farm in our room. Just before Valentine's Day we baked Valentine Cookies. Several children brought the butter, sugar, salt, eggs, flour and soda from home. We took turns mixing the batter and Miss Behrens helped us put them in the oven to bake. Our reading stories were about Dick, Jane, and Sally. Sally had a pet dog, kitten, duck, and rabbit. We liked to read about the funny family. Sponsored by: Keen Korner Oil Company - Sheldon Hartley Feed Mill, Inc. - Hartley Primghar Implement Co. - Primghar Wetson1sFurniture Store - Sanborn KINDERGARTEN , ,magma A., .11L First Row: Left to right: Miss Van Oort Mary Olive Loafman, Pamela Oostenburg, Pamela Ericson, Sharon Maranell, Donna Sue Glover, Linda Warnke, Mary Snyder Second Row: Dale Smith, Mary Jane Tinkcom, Laura Watson, Patricia Sweeney, Lu Etta Reitsma, Dennis Perry Third Row: Alan Nalvoord, Robbie Sullivan, Peter Vos, Richard Prew, Keith Vander Velde The second semester we started our workbooks, Ne Can Count, Je Can Hear, Ne Read Pictures, and Before We Read. One of the highlights of our music program this semester was our rhythm band. Each child had the opportunity to play all the different instruments. A. . Q ' ' Ak illli PENCIL-Elox - CRJVYCBPQS Sponsored by: Dr. Eason, Dentist - Sanborn Cassidy 8 Halbach - Primghar John Foley Station - Sanborn Dr. J. A. Wagner - Primghar KINDEHGAFKTEN First Row: Left to right: Miss Van Oort, Dennis Block, Oriean Bieser, John Foley, Bruce Gibbs, Francis Brown, Jerry Getting Second Row: Karen Gross, Nancy Jaycox, Sharon Brink, Linda Brown, Sally Jo Benner, Janet Jones,Barbara Burns Third Row: Tommy Hickey, Rodney Kroese, Dennis Dagel, Dennis Bixenman, Harvey Reinsma, Glen Grooters The first semester the kindergarten children spent most of their time learning to get along with the other boys and girls. Je had supervised activities, finger-plays, art, and music. In art we learned the basic colors, and did mostly creative work. O ur music time was spent learning songs and playing rhythm games. Cu Cl Af? CJ CJ jr 1? UD C9 Qf SF QL AEI Sponsored by: Bosellals Beauty Shop - Sanborn Russ Glazier, Trucker - Sanborn Oleevy vwelly Station - Sheldon Northwest Iowa Motors - Spencer UDL Y HIGH SCH we ,, U First Row: Left to right: Jerry Scheerhorn, Omer Grafton, Jim Getting, Del Wisner, Bill Luke, Bob Crawford, Billy Kreykes Dave Duimstra, Larry Baldwin, Jim Peterson Second Row: Assistant Coach Bonthius, Gerald Whitlesey, Terry Baldwin, Edwin Baldwin, Larry Fahlenkamp, Donald Rubsam, Ernest Block, Calvin Vander woude, Coach Pickford Third Row: Bill Hakeman, Ray Huibregtse, Lloyd Vander Berg, Dea Raymond, Lane Leeumkuil, Maurice Getting, Roger Gacke, Bob Sullivan Sanborn Oppgngnt 12. . . . .Hawarden . . . . . 6 32. . . .M11ford. . , , .13 O. . . . Paulina . . , , 7 0. . . . .Primghar . . . , 6 12. . . . Sutherland. . . . 7 70. ooeA1ta.,. ,,16 6. . . .Aurelia . . . .14-7 6.... ....Hart1ey.......,39 'Letterv1nners: Dean Raymond, Jerry Scheerhorn, Maurice Getting B111 Hakeman, Ed Baldwin Bob Sullivan, Ray Huibregtse, Terry B ldwin, Lane Leeumkuil, Bill Luke, Don Rubsam Larry Baldwin, Bob Crawford Jim Peterson, Max Whittelsey by: Co. - Sanborn Store - Sheldon Sponsored J. F. Anderson Lumber Stareett's Department I I1 iH:.,W:. .,.,. ,,, Y. . , XHUN NA ' BLONDE HAQTQ 5E.N'X.09 - l P051 XXXXXWX H Mlm fm 1 wk QS ceb Q wi O AT TE N DANE 'S' 03' Junior S EEE AETMN AWQwM9 Guard I niiL1L4lf E Full back Sponswed by: Right half back Standard Cafe - Sanborn LW?MW Snyder Repair - Sanborn - Leslie Getting - Sanborn K3 Right half back Z 3 . fb , ZW Z 4Z22Zf Guard 4 .cl -mu dank Center Z CTL E Hd RQAJLM... Tackle pww fmw Tackle Sponsored by: Nicholson Studio - Sheldon Armour Creameries - Sheldon George C. Gettinf - Sanborn in Rr 'U 'S A eg' S E' A f lifwrdf' S MIK!! ,ww-'F 9.113-M-A Guard UM 7+fff5M-M Quarter back S ,y,71f,,,1fL71-v End Sponsored by Hollander's 5-10-25 - Sheldon ARLJL . North Side Sales Co. - Sheldon ftL1zzfF Hunting Elevator Co. - Sanborn Left half back JR HIGH ri st Row: Fred Seivert, Jimmy Clark, Roger Lyons, Rudy Jacobsen, ward Patrick, Stanley Snyder Second Row: Dennis Berlin, Lynn Baldwin, Hasty Wisner, Coach Noll, Jimmy Horst, Jim Sanders, John Getting Third Row: Mgr. Justin Foley, Loren Gacke, Norman Merriam, Noel Luke, Stanley Block, Mgr. Billy Barker Lynn Baldwin Hasty Wisner Jim Clark . John Getting Jim Horst . Noel Luke . Back Back Back End Back Back Norman Merriam . . End Fred Seivert . .Tackle Stanly Snyder . . End Stanly Block . . Tackle Loren Gacke . . .Center Marlin Hofmeyer . . End Rudy Jacobsen . . .Back Roger Lyons . . . .Back Jerry Neiman . . . Back Jim Sanders . . Tackle Bob Severance . . Guard Dennis Berlin . . Guard Justin Foley . . Mgrs. Ward Petrick . . Guard Billy Barker . . Mgrs. The Schedule and Scores: Sanborn Opponents Sanborn Opponents 27 0 0 'Sheldon 0 0 OO O 0 c oHawarden o u 011+ 6 0 0 O 0 08 6 0 0 o o .12 O . . .Milford . . .19 O . . .Auriela. . . .7 Sponsored by: Richeys Spencer Pioneer - Sanborn GIRL First Row: Jean Hickey, Patsy Wright, Donna Flickner, Margie Colling, Shirley Hickey, Joyce Kool, Virginia Soup Second Row: Kay Roelofs, Norma Jacobsen, Janice Getting, Mildred Foley, Thelma Gacke, Donna Snyder Third Row: Joan Eason, Jeannine Wright, Mgr., Bruce Pickford, Coach, Margaret Foley, Chap, Marjean Peelen The Schedule and Scores Sanborn Opponent Sanborn Oooonent 37 . . .Terril. . . 22 M5 . . .Ocheyedan 59 . . .Hull. 67 M7 . . .Aure1ia. 39 . . .George 56 N3 . . .Ocheyedan U2 . . .Melvin. 57 37 . . .Buthven. 59 . . .Rodman 55 Ml . . .Melvin . 55 . . .Curlew 60 58 . . .Archer . 51 . . .Ashton 5M 53 . . +Melvin . H9 . . .Hu11. 53 U5 . . .Hart1ey. 64 . . .Lake Park. Y Sectional Tournament Letterwinners: M. Colllng, Sr. S. Hickey, Jr. J. Kool, Jr M. Foley, Sr. D. Snyder, Jr. K. Roelofs, Soph J. Eason, Sr. J. Getting, Jr. M. Peelen, Sooh Sponsored by: Ellerbroek's - Sheldon Sheldon Mail Sheldon or O GIRL' 5 1 l i X K www -4-l iwL Left to r'ght: donna Flickner, Shirley Hickey, Jeannette Hopkins, Glee Merriam, Patsy Nright, Virginia Soop, Jean Hickey, Edna Foley, Thelma Gacke, Marlene Getting, Kay Roelofs, Marjean Peelen and Mr. Pickford Schedule Sanborn Opponent no . . . Hull .... M8 31 . . . Terril . . . 30 M7 . . . Ruthven . . 39 28 . . Hull . . . 37 FIRST TEAM TOURNAMENT RESULTS Sanborn started in a tough sectional at Hartley meeting Melvin in the first round. The score at half time was 23-30 and Sanborn came within three points but Melvin was too much even though the girls played a good game. The score ended 53-67. Sponsored by: Coca-Cola Bottling Co. - Spirit Lake Olson Sporting Goods Co. - Sioux City Sander's Grocery and Locker - Sanborn FIEHTINE B LI L L D D E E T T E 5 Wufbylsmhq TlZLZoLv.wL 7247 f'g dz A'7 Sponsored by Snuttjer's Hardware - Sanborn Smith Corn Snelling - Sanborn Sheldon Paint dc Wallpaper - Skeldon Irving's Sleepy Hollow Motel - Sanborn Cxdmfmw D 73460 3 Sponsored by: Red's Cafe - Hartley Snider Bros. - Hartley Frees Lumber Co. - Melvin Conner's Grocery - Sanborn DYE I ft to riahtz Larry Ballwin, Terry Baldwin, Hob Gr vtord Jerry Scheerhorn, id Baldvin, Gerald Jhittle ey, Bill Hakeman, Bay Huibregtse, Maurice Getting, Don Storm, Dean Raymond, Larry Peelen and Ken Bonthuis The Schedule and Scores Sanborn Opponent Archer . . . . 41 George . . . . no Gillett Grove .36 Melvin . . . . 30 Sibley . . . . 7-+5 Maurice . . .73 Lake Park . .36 Primghar . . 57 Ashton . . . . 25' Milford . . .39 Letteru nners: D. Raymond, Sr. M. Getting, Sr. L. Peelen, Sponsor J. G. Sr. B. D. ed Sanborn 65... 25 . . . 58... E2 . . . O . . . M9 . . . gg . . . aufff 69 . . . Scheerhorn, Mhittlesey, Huibregtse, Storm, Soph Ocheyedan Aurella . Ocheyedan Swtherland Calumet . Everly . . Paullina . Hartley . Rodman . Alta . . Sr. B. Crawford, r Sr. L. Baldwin, Jr. E. Baldwin, by: Westside Grocery and Produce Co. - Sanborn Mac V1cker's Highway Grocery - Sanborn Q Bova 25 W Left to right: Ernest Block, Kenny Dorman, Billy Kreykes, Gerald Ericson, Gale Rubsam, Dave Duimstra, sill Luke, Omer Grafton, Jim Getting. Don Fubsam Lane Leemkuil ' ' The Schedule and Scores Sanborn Opponent Sanborn OppOH9Ht 35 o 0 oA1ta o o o o o,+5 ,+l+ 0 0 -Melvin ' '32 53 0 0 0 o Q 033 0 0 '31 1+8 . . .Primghar . . .N-3+ Ll-2 . . .Archer . .V-+8 l+O o o o o 031+ ' ' 'paullj-na '57 52 . . .Sutherland . .3N 59 - - -Everly - -30 3O . . .Calumet . . .35 FIRST TTAM TOURNAMENT YESULTS COUNTY TOURNAMENT EECTTGWRL TOURNAMWNT Sanborn Opponent Sanborn Opponent 57' ' ' ' ' 51+ 0 9 o 0 J O 51- - - Calumet- - . 56 68. . . . Gaza. . . .39 43 ' ' ' ' ' 0 U 0 0 0 0 DTS1 -' TCT TOURNAMENT 34. . .Arnolds Park..5l Sponsored by: Mayne's Store - Sanborn FIGHTING MLW Q - 9 E2l.N7Ai.1.,, S dby P Htlyc y Huy 5,4 M-L s b Mt C s b . ,,ai3fHs?A fgfz Q W 6477! ' Gafaawmx M- gQn,.a.az..A,... .Kp-Q.. KL!! 7S44-me Sponsored by: O'Brien County Creamery - Sanborn Prins Insurance Agency - Sanborn .TR I-HEI-i Front Row: Billy Barker, Jackie Rohrs, Ward Petrich, Jimmy clara, Lynn Waldwin Second Row: Rudy Jacoasen, Stanley Snyder, David Manning, Tennis Berlin Third Row: Lauren Gacke, Norman Merriam, Mr. Noll, Noel Luke, Stanley Flock Schedule nborn Oilponent Sanborn 26 . . .Archer . . -35 32 . . .Primghar . 20 . . .Moneta . . .19 38 . . Lake Darv 28 . . .Primghar . . .22 3M . . Moneta . . 23 . . .Sheldon . . . 22 27 . . Paullina . 2Q . . .Ocheyedan . . 30 37 . . Sutherland 26 . . .Hartley . . . 28 28 . . Hartley . 22 . . .Sutherland . .ZM 27 . . Sibley . County Tournament Results Sanborn Upponent 26 . . .Sutherland . .38 LD U7 I: 2: U5 U1 IB LA 5 K E T B A L L Sarol Matson, Jeanette Hooking, Mary Xnn Frohveig F D U T A L L Mildred Foley, Jeanette hopxins, Margie Colling, Joyce Kool, Kay Roelofs Sponsored by: Tanner O11 Station - Archer Dr. Scholten, Vet. - Sanborn Schmidt Bake Shop - Sanborn Hartog Elevator - Sanborn 'nfl-47 i 'L ,gl V 1 -Mg Tnaua TFQFIEK For the first time in several seasons Sanborn ran a full track schedule with emphasis being placed upon participation by a large number of boys and the X9 eventual building of a strong program. The team was 'gb entered in the following meets: Cherokee Relays. . O Conference Meet. . . 3 Alta Relays. . canceled District Track Meet. 13 County Meet. . . .13 'gg T Red Getting, Sanborns leading point get+er scored -' in all meets except the Cherokee Relays. He ended the season in fine fashion by scoring third in the State High Jump and Third in the football throw. Larry Baldwin was the boy who showed the most improvement during the year, and will be a strong member of next years squad. Letter men were as follows: V 1 1 Red GettingCCaptainD Omer Grafton Larry Baldwin Ray Huibregtse Terry Baldwin Don Storm Ed Baldwin Bill Kreykes Don Anderson Larry Scace Bill Luke George Baker Del Wisner Don Rubsam Bob Crawford Larry Scace, George Baker Not Pictured: Don Anderson, Egggggggggggsifsfj S' Quay ' LETTER MEN if ,d,,,,,f,4 Ray Huibregtse Bob Crawford M-G Dean Raymond Larry Baldwin Gerald Nhittlesey Terry Baldwin Dave Duimstra Bill Luke Ed Baldwin Xb: as C4 6.4.4, 3 The Schedule and Scores or x1iL'f' Sanborn OpponenL :ip 1 3... .Archer... ..L+ lO. . . .Mi1ford. . . .3 2. . . Primghar. . . . 5 5. . . Everly. . . ll lr. . . Archer. . . 3 ' v up 3110-f Not pictured: Clinton Victoria, Gene Crawford, Delbert Mright, Jim Getting ,--IF' Front Row: Mildred Foley, Kay Roelofs, Edna Mae Foley, Luann Wagner, Carolyn Shanahan, Janice Getting, Dolores Van Wyk, Virginia Soop Middle Row: Joyce Kool Marlene Getting, Marlene Achterhof, Gale Rubsam, Maurice Getting, Shirley Hickey, Eileen Damman, Jean Hickey, Barbara Hickey, Angeline Snyder, Bonnie Kreykes, Calvin Vander Woude, Jimmy Sanders, Joan Graham, Donna Snyder. Back Row: Glee Mariam, Marjeen Peelan, Virginia Hickey, Dave Duimstra Justin Foley, Bob Sullivan, Bernis Watson, Margie Colling, Carol Watson, Mr. Muro, Director, Gerald Whittlesey, Laurel Erickson, Linda Melvin, Ward Petrich, Jim Getting, Ed Baldwin, Gerald Erickson. Band Officers Mildred Foley-President Janice Getting-Secretary Bernis Watson-Vice President Margie'Colling-Treasurer Laurel Ericson was chosen by the rest of the band members to receive the Arion Award which is given by the Twentieth Century Club. Large Group Contest CStateJ All State Band Laurel Ericson - Baritone Concert Band - I Shirley Hickey - Trumpet High School - Solo and Ensemble District State Janice Getting-Bass Clarinet-I Janice Getting-Piano-I Laurel Ericson-Euphonium-I Carol Watson-Piano-I Jerry Ericson-Trombone Shirley Hickey-Trumpet Eileen Damman-Piano-I Chamber Group of Brass Mixed Clarinet Quartet Sanborn Drug Store Laurel Ericson-Euphonium-I Carol Watson-Piano-I Shirley Hickey-Trumpet-I Eileen Damman-Piano-I Chamber Group of Brass-I Janice Getting-Bass Clarinet-TT Mixed Clarinet Quartet-II Janice GettingfPiano-II Jerry Ericson-Trombone-II Sponsored by: Sanborn The Food Center - Sanborn i- - Left to Right: Joyce Kool, Donna Flickner, Pamona Mc Granahan Dolores Caauwe, Kay Roelofs, Jean Dekker. In the fall the band journeyed to Sioux ?nlTs Fo. 4 outing. Me left home about 7 o'clock and upon arriv we planned our tour for the day. Me went through the Meat packing plant. Me had lunch and had theafternoon free to do what we wanted. Je left for home about 5 o'clock. It was sponsored by the Band Mothers qnd we enjoyed it very much. s? XSS MQ JQERYY 1 LU ,J I-' IJ J f' 'iamf It E I F? I. First Row: Virginia Soop, Jeannette Hopkins, Marlene Achterhof, Margie Colling, Donna Flickner, Dolores Van wyk, Shirley E: Hickey, Carol Matson, Glee Merriam, Virginia Hickey, Mr. Moro L- Second Row: Mary Ann Frohwein, Eileen Damman, Bonnie Kreykes, Joyce Kool, Patsy Wright, Jeannine Wright, Ramona LJ McGranahan, Dolores Caauwe, Caroline Shanahan, Shila Reinsma, Jean Hickey E3 Third Row: Jean Dekker, Karen Severence, Donna Snyder, Janice Gettdng, Edna Mae Foley, Luann Jayner, Mildred Foley, Kay Roelofs, Marlene Getting, Marjean Peelen CONTESTS Solo and Ensemble CDistrictD Solo and Ensemble Cbtatel Girls Sextette - I Girls Sextette - I Girls Trio - I Girls Trio - II Karen Severance - Treble Medium - II Margie Colling - Treble Medium - II Joyce Kool - Treble Medfum - II Virginia Hickey - Treble High - II Ramona McGranahan - Treble High - III Large Group Contest CStateD Girls Glee Club - I are M I X E D 1-as M, M , ,l , , Left to right: First Row: Ramona McGranahan, Virginia Hickey, Glee Merriam, Carol Watson, Donna Flickner, Jim Getting, Calvin Vander woude, Gale Rubsam, Margie Colling, Shirley Hickey, Jeannette Hopkins, Joyce Kool, Mr. Muro Second Row: Edna Mae Foley, Eileen Damman, Patsy Wright, Edwin Baldwin, Gerald Ericson, Ronald Spykerman, Gerald whittlesey, Bonnie Kreykes, Jean Hickey, Luann wagner Third Row: Jean Dekker Karen Severance, Kay Roelofs, Janice Getting, Laurel Ericson, Maurice Getting, Bob Sullivan, Mildred Foley, Donna Snyder, Marlene Getting, Marjean E I-I U R U 5 Peelen. Not Pictured: Clinton Victoria Solo and Ensemble CDistrictJ Large Group ContestCSEm3 Maurice Getting - Vocal solo CBassJ II Mixed Chorus II Edwin Baldwin - Vocal solo CBaritoneJ II Calvin Vander woude - Vocal solo CTenorJ II V9 2 X . '- ' ' X iqf gg 'V' Front Row: Billy Snyder, Donald Taylor, Woody Graham, Dennis Porth, Bruce Petrich, Charlotte Bosch, Sandra Rohrs, Shirley Bieser, Lyle Grooters, Jo Lee Hendrickson Second Row: Marlene Bieser, Dolores Van wyk, Emily Getting, Marlene Achterhof, Joan Brendle, Judy Peelen, Angeline Snyder, Patricia Fakeney, Linda Glazier, Barbara Hickey, Allene Huibregtse Third Row: Glen wright, ward Petrich Jim Sanders, Ellen Okmn Mr. Muro, Roger Brower, Linda Melvin, Carol watson, Murhi Rubsam, Virginia Wright, Dorothy Baldwin, Joan Graham Grade School and Jr. High Contest Lyle Grooters - Clarinet - I JoAnn Brendle - Clarinet - II Barbara Hickey - Trumpet - I Ward Petrich - Trombone - II Angeline Snyder - Trumpet - I JoLee Henrichsen - Trumpet - II Sandra Rohrs - Clarinet - I Joan Graham - Saxophone - II 'xl rw f I mb ff A X Q RX KxffN ,H rj fN. A! jfsx sf' QT' A l CQQLEN fx PAPER l- 53 vm- First Row: Mrs. Schaefer, Joan Eason, Luann Wagner Second Row: Francine Vos, Donna Dorman, Dorothy Baldwin, Shirley Hickey, Donna Flickner, Virginia Wright, Dorothy Warnke, Shirley Ver Hoef Third Row: Dolores Caauwe, Geraldine Schultz, Virginia Gano, Joyce Kool, Glee Merriam, Ramona McGranahan, Virginia Vander Vliet, Jean Hickey, Edna Mae Foley Fourth Row: Mr. Muro, Linda Melvin, Jean Dekker, Donna Snyder, Janice Getting, Calvin Vander Woude, Ernest Blok, Kay Roelofs, Bob Sullivan EDITOR - Joan Eason ASST. EDITOR - Luann wagner SPONSOR - Ist semester - Mrs. Schaeffer 2nd semester - Mrs. Roghair Our complete staff should be congratulated for their fine work throughout the year. For their covering of sports, music, class news, dramatics, and miscellaneous articals. Their complete cover age of the school year has kept our dogmatizer readers up to date in current happenings. Sponsored by: Sanborn Telephone Co. - Sanborn Sanborn Savings Bank - Sanborn PFI. 6 O n First Row: Gale Rubsam, Ray Huibregtse, Larry Peelen, Don Rubsam, LeRoy Rozenboom Second Row: Gerald Ericson, Peter Kroese, Delano Horstman, Clifford Vander Scaaf, Jim Peterson, Arwin Van Myk Third Row: Dewayne Bieser, Mick Epping, Mr. Glover,Jerry Scheerhorn Donald Anderson Fourth Row: Lloyd Vander Berg, Roger Brower, Ivan Veldhuizen, Bill Hakeman, Laurel Ericson, Dean Raymond Pres1dent........ ...Larry Peelen Vice-President... .....Don Rubsam Secretarysoooo on 0 ....G319 OFFI Treasurer..... ....Ray Huibregtse Reporter.... .....LeRoy Rozenboom Sent1nel..............Dwayne Bieser The chapter had a very successful year. Our main event of the year was our carnival on March 27th. For the first time the chapter sold cards. Each was The chapter in Des Moines on There was a Don Rubsam, Gale which received a garden seeds and Christmas and all occasion a big success. also sent the officers to the State convention April 16th. through the 18th. parlimentary team consisting of Mick Epping, Rubsam, LeRoy Rozenboom, and Arwin Van Myk second rating at Spencer. Gerald Ericson represented the chapter in the Freshman Creed speaking and he received a third rating. Sponsored by: Co-on Elevator - Sanborn Long's Hardware - Sanborn -s ,v A nv dl . -7 X44 Xl 1 Sanborn's first annual All Activities Banquet was held on Saturday evening, March 14, 1953. A deli- cious meal was served after which the master of ceremonies, Mason Dixon, took over and introduced the parts of the program. Mr. Pickford gave out the football letters and girls basketball letters and immediatelv afterwards the football and girls basketball representatives gave a short speech. Mr. Bonthius handed out the basketball awards fol- lowed by a speech by the boys basketball represent- atlve. Mr. Muro entertained with some special music followed by a report 0 n school activities by Supt. Erwin. Mr. Noll then gave his creditsto the Junior High football team. Mr. Muro gave out the music awards followed by a speech by the rep- resentative of the music group. The entire banquet was very much enjoyed by every- one and we hope that many more programs like this will be held. PLAY DON'T were My PENNY JUNIOR CLASS Directed by Lois Schaeffer Sally, a maid with a purpose. . . Norman Porter, a publicity man. . Penny, a pretty little miss . . Caleb, her absorbed father. . . Mark, her farm-minded brother . Mavis, her attractive sister. . Lydia, her busy mother. . . . . . Joanna, her loyal girl friend . . Kerry, her resourceful boy friend Greg, his pay with ideas. . . . . Gram, just herself. . . . . . . . Monsieur Henri, a French designer Claire, a pretty young model. . . Elsie, a pretty young model . . Lucile, a pretty young model. . Red, a delivery boy ...... Harrison Day, a young author. . part. . .Luann Wagner . Terry Baldwin .Shirley Hickey .Ray Huibregtse . Larry Badlwin Marlene Schultze . Eileen Damman . . Jean Hickey . . .Ed Baldwin . .Bob Crawford .Janice Getting .Arwin Van Wyke Marlene Getting . .Donna Snyder . . .Joyce Kool . .Bob Sullivan . Lane Leemkuil The story begins with Sally being placed inthe house so she can be discovered by Harrison Day to play a part in his picture. Penny has also decided that she wants the part but her lnoy friend doesn't want her to be an actress so he tries every trick in the book to preven t it. The play ends with Mavis chosen to p laay tlle SENIOR IILAEE PLAY THE scmiscaow CHEEPS ' Directed by Mrs. Don Noll Adam Throgg, the butler ..... . . . Red Getting Maudie Hobbs, the maid ....... . . . Joan Eason 'LJ' Roderick Gage, Master of Gage Manor . . . Dwayne Colling I N. Dr. Kenneth Gage, His nephew . . . . . . . Laurel Ericson f Nrm Aunt Zinnia Washington, The Darkie Cook . . Margie Colling Q - Trailing Arbutus CT. A.9 Her son . . . . Clinton Victoria iggiglf Perry Gage, Roderick's Nephew . .... . . George Baker gf' 'wi Mrs. Annabelle Gage, Perry's mother . . . . Mildred Foley A H Miss Amelia Gage, Roderick's first cousin . Bonnie Kreykes Norma Gage, Her Niece . . . . . . . . . . . . Jean Dekker Estra Character . . . . . . . . . . . . Gerald Whittlesey The curtain opens with all of Roderic' Gage's relatives afterlds money andthe Caritaldamond. Roderick has everyone believe he is dead and watches his relatives to see who deserves his it money most. Kennethaum Norma ktwrit Rocerick's money and Adam turns out to be the villian. u NAME ALIAS Bernis UBlondieU Gerald nMaxN Jeannine nhunt-wrightn Joyce NBubblesW Joan UJOW Larry HStiltsn Jerry UGoldieN Dean USleepyW Ronald spike Jlinton nVicN Sary UMickW Laurel WToniW dildred nMillyn daurice HRedU Donald WAndyU Ieorge UGeorgeousW Jewayne nTubW dargie USisn Donna UBabeH Tean WJakeW Lavonne NBonnieH EENIUF? FAVORITE EXPRESSION HYe gadsn Hwho done itln NI work nightsn ll all HOh fudgen H Gee :ll HGadsH WTrueW WGee wizzn nOh greatn Wwho daren NJeepers krout NMy goshn HHot ziggedyu NThats lifen HHo1y cown nThats the breaksn nMaybeW ll Ohll HSkip itn NHokey peten HE LIKES SHE LIKES Good grades Women Sailors Good grades A sailor High altitude Ramona Milly Autos A good time Wine and women To s tudy Dean Women Women Physics Autos Sheldon Lee Going Places To talk H? H A ETHTIETIEE SHE IS Changeable as the wind Pushing milk carts working nights Always on the go Always giggling Taking life easy Always on the go Waiting for the day Musically talented A Devil! Always talking Always arguing Quietly dangerous Intelligent?? In the Reserves Slow and easy Always crabbing Always late In love Changeable as the wind Constantly giggling .. f f I . may e , as . Qhmapwa -..admghf clothes Pep?? Dark Hair Friendliness Sweaters Quiet nature Lazy smile Friendly nature Black hair Sense of humor Sunny disposition Curley hair Dark hair Red hair Quietness Voice Friendly smile Friendliness Clothes Smile Pep WANTS TO BE Nurse Sailor Nurse Sec'y Airline Recp Farmer Bachelor Questionable Mechanic Electrician Farmer College Student Airline Stewardess College Student Sailor In Air Force In his W39U Chevy Sec'y Housewife Sec'y W. A. F. x in M sf 1 ra.. vs, I 8 ' 2 t . O ' 'X ' is-as The Junior-Senior Banquet was held in the Highikkool Gym May 17, l?f3 at 6 o'clock. The menu consisted of swiss steak, potatoes, gravy, corn, set salad,rdish rolls, tomato juice cocktails. ice cream and wafam. ano coffee. -The tlere of the banquet was UHKdfYour Jagon to a Starn. The curtain of the stagevmsdedr- ated with stars to look like the sky and theowosite side of the Floor was made into a rock well. Oneemd of the gym was mace into a garden and a wagon was susoenoeo in tne air and hitched to a star. The tables were arranged in the shape of a star. Bob Qrawford was master of cermonies and kegt things rolling. The guest speaker was Rev. Dean Williams who talked on our theme of hitching your wagon to a star. Laurel Ericson Lad Luann wagner gave short aleeches. Eileen Damman favored us with the piano solo HStardustH and Jean Hickey song Hihen You Mish Upon a Stern. The banguet was very lovely and we wish to thank the Juniors for the fine job they did in iutting it on. -Q 1 -.nl N? - Q ,A Q'-EAA 1 ,, .Q 49 fN as is we BFIIIIIFILFIUREFITE May 24, 1953 at High School Gyw- Processional . Invocation . Vocal Solo . Scripture . Prayer . . Vocal Solo ..... Laccalaureate Sermon Benediction .... Recessional . . . . Carol datson . . Father Malloy Calvin Vander Joude 'Rev. Dean Villiams Rev. Dean Milliams Ramona McGranahan Rev. Dean Villiams . . Father Malloy . .Carol Jatson QQEWEF Kgs, 1 S ,R 4, xi. 'xii -ig?Qf' ig w ELFZIEE NIE!-IT May 25, 1953 at High School Gym Salutatory ..... . .Mildred Foley UApr1l in Portugaln . . Margie Colling Class History . . . . Mildred Foley UOh Happy Dayn . . Maurice Getting Class will . . . . Gary Epping Class Poem . . . . Bonnie Kreykes Music ..... . Ronald Spykerman Class Prophecy . . . . .Larry Baldwin Presentation of Gavel . . .Laurel Ericson Acceptance of Gavel .......... Luann Wagner Girls Sextet Margie Colling - Jean Dekker CLASS COLORS Blue and Silver Forward Jeannine Nrizht - Joan Eason Bonnie Kreykes - Mildred Foley CLASS MOTTO Ever, Backward Never CLASS FLOWER scHooL COLORS fhite Rose Maroon and Gray IIUVIIVIENEEVIENT May 27, 1953 at High School Gym Processional . Invocation . . Valedictory . . . . . . . . Presentation of the Speaker . . Commencement Address . . . . Piano Solo . . . . . . . Twentieth Century Awards . . . . Presentation of Class of 1953 . . Presentation of Diplomas . . . Eilenediction 0 o o o n 0 o Congratulatory . Carol Matson . .Father Malloy . . Bernls Matson . Supt. Kev Erwin . . .Jack Shelly . .Eileen Damman . . . Mrs. Ericson Prin. walter Franz . . Leslie Getting . . Father Malloy T I ,ages J .13 iw - , . --A 04400 rf ,' 1 X f 'fi DIAPER3 LA' ggi. ., f ,,iFs,i 4 fan, - ,, .cm , 9' 0-lvvv' a.a.uu,C F 1 gym!! 9-ww via 7'1M-'P' E 1 , ,Q . -' f 4. 1 H ,L , f Q H.: Vi A 1 4' ld-'Q '--,-. , , UMW, if I I-'ffl-' g4:,fe:if2f3f.?:,'f' ' , 9,Q,d,nm,.2yf,e, ,nw DIPI. OMAS -sffwvf QWQW was, W-W L wif? , A Y 1 p 1 f I EIIIEIKE First Row: Mrs. Storm, Mrs. Ronrs Second Row: Ruth Warnke, Mrs. Jacobsen Our cooks I am sure deserve much cheer For the work they have done throughout the year Behind the scenes they're often found They worked so hard the whole year round. Each day our meals they did prepare For always there were many there. Now everyone I know Their gratitude would like to show. So thank you cooks for all you've done were sure the honors you have won. 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