Sanborn High School - Rambler Yearbook (Sanborn, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1954 volume:

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Snyder, Kenneth Erwin. d i ii 5 l U. gg 1 life! l Nu. wi 1, Jw R .-1? 'f l ' 11 Harriet Raymond, Secretary GS HF OA Oc L X FIRST ROW: Kenneth Moll, Theisa Bueghly, Rita Berryhill, Elizabeth qw McGreevy. t . f SECOND ROW: Donald Noll, Kenneth Erwin, Leonard Anderson. 'E' -- 4' THIRD ROW: Henry Glover, Thomas Borden, Harry Ellett, Ralph Shriner. D 42 v X .r il? YJ FIRST ROW: Erma Evans Phyllis Donke Patricia Schmidt Verna ff I Berhrens. S 'inf Wig ? ag, Q -- if g- I .rs ' ' ' SECOND ROW: Olive Loafman, Leli Lyman, Joann Dorman, Mable Spyker- man. COOKS M St Mrs. Ahrens, Mrs. R h M x Ng :Annan sing: Mrs. Lumby X A Oscar Gacke RWE? tie C1 Q .xV,' ' F AN Don LuA Shir .L 3 V... . NUAL EDITORS na Flickner, Assistant nn Pingel, Editor ley Hickey, Assistant r 'gg W , .t,, 1 1 f I if f I 1 I K: F, -Q If jx f 8 if s -E. V!! K 1 as If QQ .5 It I g, Q 'ARE if iq RWQQX 3 N ,,, Lbgik Efficiency, Capable, 3.5 Track 3, 4 X' ,P B3Sk6tba1l 1, 2, 3, 4 5: 'Ig Speech l,2,3,4 ' Vocal Groups 1, 2, 3, 4 1 T' Band 1,2,3,4 X . X, ft, X ai his Edwin Baldwin Brain Power ---- ---- W ow! Annual Staff 4 Football 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 Secretary-Treasurer l Paper Staff 4 Larry Baldwin If It's Between Wit And Wisdom, Give Me Wit Annual Staff 4 Class President 4 Class Vice-President 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 Vocal Groups 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Football 3, 4 v 45 Terry Baldwin He's Not A Ladies Man, But A Lady's Man. Annual Staff 4 ,tbgff Class Treasurer 4 L' If Dramatics 2,3,4 ' Football 3, 4 Paper Staff 4 Vocal Groups 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football Manager 1, 2 ' ' He Spoke To A Girl Once, But Claims It Was A Dwayne Bieser ,., Mistake. A . Annual Staff 4 lay Dramatics 2, 3, 4 my F. F.A. 1,2,3, 4 , W L . N-If A: Q: ,ij 'J, .i1q 413 X-f A Ring On The Finger, Is Worth Two On The Phone. X f Vocal Groups 1, 2 S 731 Annual Staff 4 IN Librarians 1 Q UIQ 5 ' X 1 , - Robert Crawford When Joy And Duty Clash, Let Duty Go To Smash Annual Staff 4 Class Secretary-Treasurer 3 D ramatics 2, 3, 4 1 Speech 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1 NQ Football Captain 4 ,J Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 'J Boys State 3 V7 V 1 'E' 4 nhl' ' 'WAN Eileen Damman Band 1 2 3 4 , Drarnatics 2 3, 4 Piano Accom anist 1, 2, 3, 4 , Twirlers 1 XX' X I Soeech 4 Ip Q0 2 . . . 0 bi VJ G 5 ali? 5 l:, Tracy DeYoung Generally Speaking, She's Generally Speaking Dramatics 4 Annual Staff 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Donna Flickner She Helps The World Go Round. Vocal Groups 1, 2, 3, 4 Twirlers 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Assistant Annual Editor 4 Paper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 QQ. J' Z 106215434 xc aug 1 I Nl Q Janice Getting Intelligence and Ed Too! Class President 1 Vocal Groups 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Paper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Paper Editor 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff 4 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 Sports Correspondent 4 Librarian 1 ' I an XT Marlene Getting Men Annoy Me, But I Like To Be Anrloyed. Class Secretary 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 4 ,e , fg Band 1,2,3,4 ' 0' l A B , ,, Vocal Groups 1,?.3,4 5, Dramatics 2, 3, 4 0 1 Annual Staff 4 v - L Paper staff 4 lux - W KT Office Worker 4 gf! ' - William Hakeman Annual Staff 4 Drarnatics 2, 3, 4 Take My- Life, But Leave My Ford. If Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 'X fc, Baseball 2,4 ' e Football 1, 2, 3, 4 X :W 4, , Track 1, 2, 3, 4 I 2 , F.F.A.1,2,3,4 1 -W' . -'0' , 4255430 H 564, 0 9' a 'a 0 1' gd 'haul x'I N , 4 Ix lay i x? Jean Hickey G I Be Good And You'll Be Happy But You'll Miss A Lot Of Fun. I Student Council 4 ff-I Lie, Q 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 p X jx Vocal Groups 1, 2, 3, 4 - 355 Band 1,2,3,4 f Librarian 1, 2, 3 N' j Dramatics 2,3,4 I ' N L Speech 1,2,3,4 C Paper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 ' M Annual Staff 4 -' 2 r A Shirley Hickey Small, But So Is A Stick Of Dynamite. Class Vice-President 2 Assistant Editor of Annual 4 ff Cheerleader 4 Cf 0 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 V7 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 Speech 1, 2 Paper Staff 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Vocal Groups l, 2 2,3 ,3,4 Raymond Huibregtse All The World Is A Stage To Me It's A Circus. N Annual Staff 4 , 'n Dramatics 2, 3, 4 A 1 44 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 4 A' W K , F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Track 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 f X Joyce Kool Where There's Joyce, There's A 'Ray' Of Hope. Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Vocal Groups l, 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary-Treasurer 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Twirler 1,2 g .' Majorette 3, 4 21- 6 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 V ' ' Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 Speech 1 ,! 'X Lane Leemkuil Have A Good Time While You Are Living You'll Be Dead A Long Time. Annual Staff 4 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Q11 Q Q S Track 1 O ' Baseball 2 Gil, , lllqln' nl x N 'A James Peterson 'The More I See Of Women, The Better I Like My Dog. Annual Staff 4 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 3, 4 , 1. cal . N pr 1, - 1 I1 1,5 ,F . - 114 :X 'Fa .,1f I'-D ' p 7:inlQK6 ' f A , y 1 1 1 x 1 a-' 'l I n -n if Q 1 H CM' 1 -. v A A :Lia W' . .'K . xx LuAnn Wagner Pingel Can't Help Loving That Man Of Mine. Annual Editor 4 Paper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Assistant Paper Editor 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls State 3 Vocal Group 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4 Speech 1, 2, 3, 4 Class President 3 Librarians 1, 2, 3 Office Worker 4 Donald Rubsam Convincing AnyBody. Annual Staff 4 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 Vocal Groups 3, 4 F. F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Band 3 Baseball 2 C. N I Am A Smart Guy, But I Have A Hard Time K i 4 9 X , - -1 J J 2 Y' e '- v - Marlene Schultz A Light Heart Lives Long. Basketball 1 Q1 Y, Vocal Groups 4 GYM Qt Dramatics l,2,3,4 , If G. A. A. 1 VX. .s 1 F.H.A. l 6171 ex Office worker 4 0 I 'MH Annual Staff 4 If , Student Council 3 Paper Staff 3, 4 Librarian 3 Donna Snyder Class Vice-President 1, 4 Student Council 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Vocal Groups 1, 2, 3, 4 Paper Editor 4 Paper Staff 1 , 2, 3, 4 Speech 1, 2, 3, 4 Drarnatics 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Sports Correspondent 4 Basketball Captain 4 Her Weakness Is Dairy Products. fs 2 X ,..-5 -- .-l -1. a .' n ,l A ,.,..,.,,x I . 1' 9' I, X Q.--.'..,,n-xl 'Esc ,m C A ' ' - '..'..n 4 4 -Q 5 ,. xvint , X ' 1 , .N -1- -K V Never Do Bookkeeping Today If You Can Put It Off f I A Virgil Strang Until Tomorrow. ' ' Annual Staff 4 Speech 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 Vocal Groups 3 F. F.A. 2 Robert Sullivan Heaven Sent Me Down, Heaven Knows Why. Annual Staff 4 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 Vocal Groups 1, 2, 3, 4 ,S Track 3 A 12' Football 2, 3, 4 I Q., Band 1,2,3 3 4 Paper Staff 1, 2, , X 1 Joliene Van Roekel Cupid Has Bound Her Fast. Annual Staff 4 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 .3 CQ l , , xg -' YX ' Ng In ' i 1 X Q' f 1' 9 I Z : 35026 Xi ARWIN VAN WYK Never Let Studies Interfere With Your Education. Dramatics 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 x F, F, A, 1, 2,3,4 Track 2, 3 ' ii X Q. K N 9, 1, 1.1 - 'f-:ff-:'. If , I 3 . ff.4Nlf SHIRLEY VER HOEF She Seems Quiet, But Do We Know Her? Annual Staff 4 Vocal Groups 4 Paper Staff 3, 4 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 Librarian 2, 3 X , W 4 555 W DOROTHY WARNKE Blessed Are They That Say Little, They Can Not Be Quieted. Annual Staff 4 Basketball Manager 4 Paper Staff 3 Dramatics 2 3 4 t ibrarian 3 , ' !llrvx1t X I Delbert Wright 'Now Einstein says E equals MV2 But I Say --- Annual Staff 4 Class President 2 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 , Football 4 J Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 5 . Track 3, 4 ' I .7 sane fi . 4 if 0 Xxtllulllll, -NET. ff 3 0 f c sh: -:-, E 9' T, 5 5' O ' A 'SA . ,CQ T I X o Nw! Act Well Your Part There All Honor Lies. Colors: Red and Silver 4. , Larry Baldwin, P r e s id e nt , Terry Baldwin, Treasurer, Marlene Getting, Secretary, Donna Snyder, Vice-President, Jean Hickey, Student Council. WOULD YOU WONDER IF YOU SAW- - - - - - - - - - LuAnn not writing letters to ---------- That Certain Man! ! ! ! Jean Hickey not talking in bookkeeping study hall. Joliene Van Roekel without ------- and grapes for English. Joyce Kool not in a predicament over boys. Dorothy Warnke without a friendly smile. Shirley Hickey not thinking of a way to get to Sheldon. Bob Sullivan weighing 140 pounds. Donna Flickner six foot three and without Red's thoughts. Marlene Schultz without an escort ----- anytime or place! Shirley VerHoef talking loud enough for everyone to hear. Eileen Jean Damman not looking for mail from a male Dwayne Bieser flirting with a girl. Ray Huibregtse not complaining. Delbert Wright flunking a test. Tracy DeYoung without a bright remark or a thing to say. James Peterson not being bashful around girls. Janice Getting without Ed. Marlene Getting not thinking about or drooling over boys. Bob Crawford not near the women. . Donna Snyder being boisterous. Arwin Van Wyk driving his car slow. Virgil Strang not puzzled and lost over bookkeeping. Terry Baldwin without a reflection of Donna in his eyes. Larry Baldwin taking out a different girl every night. Lane Leemkuil not being the life of the party. Bill Hake not being Wild Bill . Ed Baldwin being the Charles Boyer type. Don Rubsam when he wasn't cracking jokes. IN THE FUTURE YOU WILL SEE- - ------- - - Jean Hickey a good success in Hollywood as Betty Davis II. LuAnn married to the Farmer with several chillins' to help the 'ol man. Joliene Van Roekel another farmer's wife with several kids running around a four room house. Dorothy Warnke is editor of the Priscilla Wayne column in the Des Moines Register and Tribune. Joyce Kool still a queen, now reigns over a family of ten children. Shirley Hickey trumpet player in Wayne King's band. Donna Flickner as Hedda Hopper Il's personal secretary. Marlene Schultz a famous bubble dancer at the Stork Club in New York. Shirley Ver Hoef the judge at a foreign language contest. Eileen Damman going to school in New Mexico to be closer to her interest. QI mean protect her interest.J Dwayne Bieser a quiet farming bachelor. Delbert Wright the mad inventor and combination Einstein. James Peterson a dance instructor at Arthur Murray's. Janice Getting is the loving wife of a doctor. Marlene Getting is sergeant in the Men's Marine Corps. Bob Crawford is a member of the Foreign Legion in Arabia looking after the king's harem. Donna Snyder playing nursemaid to her dentist husband. Arwin Van Wyk famous professor of Wonderwhatology at Ames. Terry and Larry Baldwin are posing in which twin had Sanborn Dairy Products . Lane Leemkuil is hubby of the president of the Women's Alcoholics Anonymous Organization. Bill Hakeman a designer in a woman's lingerie factory. Ed Baldwin a prominent doctor in Chicago. Don Rubsam yodeler for a hillbilly band on the radio. Bob Sullivan a MITC graduate now building Golden Bridges. Ray Huibregtse happy farmer with Mary Ann's loving help. Tracy DeYoung a woman wrestler coach. Some of her famous grad- uates are Sluggin Sally , Maniac Monna , and Heavin' Helma . Virgil Strang is still studying bookkeeping and keeping books for the What Next Company . F A lf, ,fm FRONT ROW: Mr. Borden, Kay Roelofs, Delores Caauwe, Rita Dolphin, Ramona McGrana.han, Francine Vos, Virginia Gano, Edna Foley, Miss Berryhill. SECOND ROW: Del Wisner, Gale Rubsam, Edward Gano, Clifford Vander Schaaf, Kenneth Dorman, Cornelius Maris, Bernard Prew,,Larry Fahlenkamp. BACK ROW: Roger Gacke, Donald Storm, Leroy Rozeboom, David Duimstra, Omer Grafton, James Getting, Lloyd Vander Burgh. JUNIOR JINGLES Clifford Vander Schaaf appears to be shy, Don't be fooled, he's quite a guy. Kay Roelofs is a country lassie, In basketball she's really classy. Virginia Gano has learned to rob, At least of guy's hearts I know. Ramona McGranahan always smiles for me, But there's a special smile for Jerry. Francine Vos thinks school is just fine, If there is some fun on the sideline. Dolores Caauwe with eyes so brown, Is lots of fun to be around. Edna Mae Foley one who can play the clarinet. Whether it's hep or classic she's it. Bernard Prew head is always level, He can really be a little devil. Gale Rubsam is our class romeo, Don't give up Gale, you'll grow. Jim Gano he's no jewel, gem or lass, He's the outlaw of Mr. Borden's class. Kenneth Dorman whistles and sings, And skips school and things. Del Wisner will soon run a store, But first must learn some more. Cornelius Maris an intelligent boy, Is always studying when you walk by. Lloyd Vander Berg has an athletic build, With some cute prank his brain is filled. Donald Storm is our accordian man, Maybe some day he'll have a band. Omer Grafton is quite tall, For him someday a girl will fall. Larry Fahlenkamp from hard work refrains, It's too hard on his brains. LeRoy Rozenboom is his name, Farming seems to be his game. Roger Gacke likes to laugh and shout, In history finds the easiest way out. Rita Dolphin quiet and nice is she, But let us know some more. David Duimstra with crazy pranks his brain is filled, And school work makes him ill. Jim Getting he's quite a character, quite a pest, He won't give the girls any peace. F 'N x B 4 SQA4 s5 wif, W 4 i BACK ROW: Gerald Ericson, Bill Luke, Ivan Veldheizen, Karen Severance, Ernest Block, Shila Reinsma, Gene Crawford, Marjean Peelen, Roger Brower, Arlan Van Wyk. SECOND ROW: Sandra Van Roekel, Clarine Fonkert, Carolyn Shanaghan, Peter Kroese, Lyle Ahren, Delano Horstman, Bernard Stang, Calvin Vander Woude, Virginia Soop, Faye Mayhak, Thelma Gacke. FRONT ROW: Mr. Moll fsponsorl, Nancy Vander Berg, Virginia Hickey, Glee Merrian, Marlene Achterhof, Dolores Van Wyk, Carol Watson, Ruth Warnke, Jeanette Hopkins, Mary Ann Frohwein, Pat Wright, Miss McGreevy fsponsorj. I N WE PRESENT ---- - --- -- ---- Virginia Hickey A lady's slipper to Virginia for being part of Bob's harem. Ruth Warnke A tulip to Ruth- need we say why? Glee Merriam A buttercup to Glee for her friendliness. Marlene Achterhof A gardenia to Marlene for her musical abilities. Dolores Van Wyk An astor for having something to say. Carol Watson A water - lily for Carol's waiting for Gale. Jeannette Hopkins Morning glory to Jeannette for keeping the guys out until morning. Mary Ann Frohwein A zinnia to Mary Ann for keeping things moving. Patsy Wright A marigold to Patsy for those secret boy friends of hers. Thelma Gacke A cactus to Thelma for guarding her opponent in basketball. Sandra Van Roekel A sunflower to Sandra for that good morning smile. Clarine Fonkert A violet to Clarine for talkativeness. Peter Kroese A bachelor's button because he doesn't give the girls a chance. Delano Horstman A geranium to Delano for being so smart and friendly. Gene Crawford A dandelion to Gene for his cute remarks. Virginia Soop A white ,rose to Virginia for the way she goes from one boy to another. Carolyn Shanahan A bleeding heart to Carolyn for not telling us about her boy friends. Shila Reinsma A brown-eyed Susan to Shila for seeming so shy, but you can't believe everything you see. Karen Severance A sweet pea to Karen for her interest in boys. Ivan Veldhuizen A pansy to Ivan for his cute smiles and jokes. Gerald Ericson A red rose to Gerald for his way with the girls. Ernest Block A daffodil to Ernest for always getting in trouble with the teachers. Bill Luke A sweet William to Bill for the way he bothers girls. Roger Brower A cowslip to Roger for a farmboy, we do see. Marjean Peelen A creeping jenny to Marjean for basketball tactics. Nancy Vanden Berg A columbine to Nancy for her worrying about Roger. , Faye Mayhak A snapdragon to Faye for her sweet temper. Bernard Strang Thistle to Bernard for his rough football antics. Arlan Van Wyk A jonquil for being such a good guy. Calvin Vander Woude A nettle to Calvin for keeping the girls guess- ing. BACK ROW: Mrs. Bueghley, Marian Lumby, Roland Snuttjer, Billy Barker, Noel Luke, Mr. Anderson. SECOND ROW: Karen Kroese, Marjorie Solsma, Betty Peterson, Barbara Hickey, Jerie Schultz, Lynda Melvin. FRONT ROW: Justin Foley, John Getting, Newell Wisner, Stanley Snyder, Jim Clark, Fred Seivert, Lynn Baldwin. WE WONDER WHY- - Jimmy Clark is so studious??? Barbara Hickey is always so neat. Fred Seivert is such a little devil. Stanley Snyder finds football so interesting. Billy Barker says he'll study next year. Lynn Baldwin always talks to Janice fin the relationship you knowj Hasty Wisner has so much brotherly love. John Getting finds silence is golden. Justin Foley makes the band go with his drums. Linda Melvin is so short? Noel Luke is so different from Bill. Roland Snuttjer has such red hair. Geraldwin Schultz loves to talk in study halls. Karen Kruse is so quiet and nice. Marjorie Solsma says little. Jim Horst finds studying hard on the brain. Marion Lumby finds schools start so early. Betty Peterson always gigg1es . 7 I 99 al , Lp o I -4 3 Loren Gacke, Stanley Block, Bennis Berlin, Pauline Gregerson, Ellen Olson, Patty Block, Bobby Severence, James Sanders. Mr. Shriner, Muriel Rubsam, JoAnn Brendle, Virginia Wright, Marlene Victoria, Ellen Bowen, Dorothy Baldwin, Angeline Snyder, Mr. Noll. Mr. Glover, JoLee Henrichson, Joan Graham, Larry Dolphlin, Roger Lyons, Jerry Neiman, Marlin Hofmeyer, Nelda Vander Vliet, Marlene Bieser. HUB CLOTHIERS, Hartley SHERIDAN'S 5 81. 10 WATSON FURNITURE STORE ANDERSON HATCHERY, Primghar Top Row: Doug Victoria, Jack Jones, Jack Rohrs, Leona Reinsma, Sherryl Raymond, Jeri Odgen, Mr. Glove, Patricia Fakenhany, Coleen Faas, LeRoy Bowen, Harold Pry, David Sessions. Middle Row: Mr. Shriner, Richard Menning, David Walvoord, Nancy Gregerson, Emily Getting, Marilyn Veldhuizen, Charolette Basch, Shirley Bieser, Patty Gross, Donald Reitsma, Eddie Wheelen, Mr. Noll. Bottom Row: Billy Snyder, Bobby Gibbs, Tom Endorf, Karen Gano, Marlys Seivert, Karen Kramme, Marian Hopkins, Margaret Horst, Billy Vander Woode, Donald Taylor, Dennis Berlin. 4 X A X A N .AQ ,, gi . M ' W SANBORN SAVINGS BANK SANBORN DRUG .bn Q0 -0 FIRST ROW: Mickey Walter, Arlan Spykerman, Lyle Grooters, Joan Schmidt, Mitzi Cravens, Jean Barker, AnnWa1voord, Allene Huibregtse, Janice Vanderberg, Dennis Porth, John Van Veldhuizen, Harlan Snutt- jer. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Evans, Virgil Reiter, Glen Wright, Linda Glazier, Connie Fakehaney, Sandra Rohrs, Margo Brink, LaVonne Vos, Harold Crawford, David Frohwein, Woody Graham. THIRD ROW: Patricia Postma, Linda Sue Weinke, Bruce Petrich, Raymond Schnurr, Deloit Zimmerman, Russell Kleve, Larry Scoles, Richard Kruger, Rodger Harbst, Mary Jo Roetman, Judy Peelen. BACK ROW: Delmer Lode, David Van Roekel, Jean Bisallon, Judy Harberts, Jane Harberts, Connie Gregerson, Dennis Getting, Merne Haack. S SECOND ROW: Smidt, Linda Lyons, Alma Reinsma, Clifford Lumby, Leslie Douma, Jerry Spykerrnan, Lee Snyder, Danny Duimstra, Judy Jones, Bonnie Wright. FIRST ROW: Arlan Lode, Tim Kramme, Terry Ogden, Diane Sullivan, Clareen Wagner, Karen Gano, Norma Fonkert, Ronald Reitsma, Ricky Sanders, Ronnie Warnke. WAKE X2 UPf . if-is 'f 151- ' Q h- 1 'w 4', w iwlflh I A4 Q Holla.nder's 5-10-15 Store 'ky I 4 ' , Sheldon, Iowa r, - Q' l John's Shoe Store Sheldon O' .,n -..,3. Landhuies Jewelry Sheldon Gambles Store Sanborn FRONT ROW: Judy Strait, Trudy Gibbs, Gaynette Whalen, Carol Bowen, Norene Horst, Patty Walters, Judy Maranelle, Lola Lyons, Sherry Sanders, Kathryn Crawford, Janice Frowhein. SECOND ROW: Cheryl VanderWoude, Gwen Wright, Kenneth Hopkins, John Cravens, Charles Bowen, Leslie Wright, Wayne Snyder, David Kruger, Helen Getting, Carol Watters. BACK ROW: Richard Mayhak, Wayland Zimmerman, Harold Van Veldhuizen, La Vonne Watson, Kathleen Grafton, Mary Kruger, Merle Vander Woude, Donald Caauwe, John Peterson. sl BE C S -va N s. ' FRONT ROW: Mrs. Lyman, Robert Berlin, Earl Seivert, Tony Ogden, Mar- cita Brink, Gayle Dumrnet, Janet Lyons, Lavonne Lade, Peggy Porth, Bonnie Bixeman, Linda Marnell, David Kramrne, Tommy Hakeman, Bobby Van Wyk. SECOND ROW: Paul Brendel, Mickey Johnson, Judy Dennis,Vickie Mulder, Joan Bosch, Judy McDonald, Glenda Oostenburg, Rita Sessions, Jackie Vic- toria, Myra Hulstein, Billy Peterson, Derrald Taylor. BACK ROW: Darrel Shnurr, Leo Block, Jimmie Schmidt, Douglas Walvoord, Bobby Haack, Marietta Van Der Poel, Diaxme and Dierdra Bueghly, Arlene Reitsma, Andrea Glazier, VaLay Scheerhorn. Mike Sweeney was absent when pictures were taken. xv LI ew we Snider Bros, Hartley 2 ,f4'l I- .fm ,r, s ' .15-r-it S+- ' .34 YQ! X- 7 5 5 Sanborn Coop Grain Co. Z The Buttercup Standard Cafe FRONT ROW: Michael Benner, Russell Smith, Arnold Wright, Beverly Gano, Barbara Gano, Carol Barker, Holly Graham, Carol Buren, Ace Raymond, Kenneth Kramme, Jan Walvoord. MIDDLE ROW: Jimmy Melvin, Dennis Prins, Vernon Spykerman, Paul Getting, Terry Van Roekel, Jerry Watters, Mitchell Seivert, Stanley Vander- Woude, Dennis Tonkert, Michael Schultz. BACK ROW: Glenda Roorda, Karlene Kleve, Sharon Fakehany, Rodney Buren, Scott Petrich, Bruce Barents, Warren Block, Tommy Erwin, Lavonne Vander Schaaf, Dorothy Grafton, Judy Pry. S I ' A I ...CL F X-19 5755 , V - 9 .JE L,,,.-1 x. , LENSINK FLOOR COVERINGS - Sheldon ELITE CLEANERS - Sanborn SAMPSON'S SHOES - Sheldon HARTLEY ELECTRIC - Hartley FRONT ROW: Miss Behrens Qteacherj, Patricia Sweeney, Mary Olive Loffmen, Sharon Brink, Donna Sue Glover, Pamela Ericson, Linda Wa.rneke, Janet Jones. SECOND ROW: Alan Walvoord, Odean Bieser, Jerry Getting, Mary Snyder, Laura Watson, Keith Vander Velde, Dale Smith. BACK ROW: Glen Grooter, Dennis Block, Harvey Reinsma, Dennis Dagel, Rodney Kroese, Tommy Hickey. Dennis Bixeman was absent when picture taken. FRONT ROW: Miss Dorman Qteacherj, Nancy Jaycox, John Foley, Bruce Gibbs, Peter Vos, Pamela Oostenburg, Linda Brown, Pamela Dolphin. BACK ROW: Francis Brown, Wanda Letzring, Barbara Burns, Kenneth Hulstein, Karen Gross, Mary Jane Tinkcom. Q' :S v FRONT ROW: Mrs. Haxernan, Steve Kramme, Ronnie Lyons, Darlene Letzring, Mary Gwem Erwin, Edna Mae Lode, Terry Borden, Kenneth Zorgdrager, Jimmy Wilson. MIDDLE ROW: Kathleen Brendle, Barbara Bagaard, Reggie Kroese, Greg Scholten, John Haack, Dorothy Scoles, Rhanda Getting. BACK ROW: Michael Swalley, Ronnie Kroese, Billy Bryant, Jimmie Gallup, Larry Long, Joe Benner, Larry Jaques, Gary VanDen Brink. W :ia FRONT ROW: Mrs. Spyxerman, Sub., Roccy Raymond, Jean Hopkins, Gladys Van Veld- huizen, Sharan Maranell, Bobby Sieh. MIDDLE ROW: Barbara Norton, Sharon Norton, Beverly Buren, Mary Getting, Linda Steece, Jenean Beyer. BACK ROW: Gary Snyder, Marlin Lode, Gene Moseng, John Pry, Bruce Prins. FI T H I. E E 'M W! 5 X 1 ' Z Q ,N sg f X Q5 w g TB SITTING: Bernard Strang, Gene Crawford, Newell Wisner, Stanley Snyder, Jim Clark, Del Wisner, Terry Baldwin, Larry Baldwin. KNEELING: Mgr. Bill Barker, Don Rubsam, Bill Luke, Omar Grafton, Bob Craw ford, Noel Luke, Dave Duimstra, Mgr. Lyrm Baldwin. STANDING: Coach Ken Moll, Bill Hakeman, Bob Sullivan, Lane Leemkuil, Lloyd Vandenburg, Ray Huibregtse, Jim Getting, Assist. Coach R. Dutch Shriner Sanborn Opponent 0 ..... . . Sibley . . .... .14 7.. ...Mi1ford.. ..18 0 . . . . .Paullina . . .25 0 . . . . Primghar . . . .32 0 . . . . Sutherland . . . . 13 6.. ..Alta... ..27 6.. .. . ..Aurelia.. ..36 6 ............. Hartley .............. 42 LETTERWINNERS: Bill Hakeman, Bob Crawford, Larry Baldwin, Terry Baldwin, Jim Peterson, Don COACH VK 'I ex ASS'T r Rubsam, Lane Leemkuil, Bill Luke, Ray Huibregtse, Omer Grafton, Dave Duimstra, Jim Getting, Del Wisner, Bob Sullivan, Lloyd Vanderburg, Bernard Strang, and Noel Luke. 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Q1 , ? vxcr. 3 ' 7' I HOMECOMING JUNIORS D-X Service Station Sanborn Red's Cafe Hartley Ketelsen Hardware Hartley Huntting Elevator Sanborn QUEEN Joyce Kool ATTENDANTS Kay Roelofs 'Q Marlene Schultz - 35,5 Donna Snyder ' Q I X 1 nr FRESHMEN ,K SENIORS EIGHTH AND SEVENTH GRADE Chuck's Grocery Sanborn Co-op Service Station Snuttjer Hardware Long's Hardware 9 157 4' A LUX S OPHOMOR E S r---..... ASSISTANT: R. Dutch Shriner, Mgr. Virginia Gano, Mgr. Dorothy Warnke, Coach Ken Moll. SITTING, Left to Right: Pat Wright, Shirley Hickey, Glee Merrian, Virginia Soop, Marlene Getting, Jean Hickey, Janice Getting, Tracy DeJong, Marjean Peelen, Donna Snyder, Kay Roelofs, Thelma Gacke, Virginia Hickey, Rita Dolphin, Joyce Kool. GIRLS' CLINIC: 46 Sanborn Rock Valley The girls had a very success- Sanborn 40 Terrill ful season with a record of 16 Sanborn 40 Ruthven wins and '7 losses. Sanborn 50 Ashton Sanborn 68 George Letter Winners are: Sanborn 44 Melvin Donna Snyder Sanborn 68 Western Janice Getting -9' Sanborn 37 Ida Grove Joyce Kool A Sanborn 45 Hartley Tracy DeJong 0 Sanborn 48 Aurelia Thelma Gacke Sanborn 55 Ocheyedan Virginia Soop s Sanborn 46 Archer Jean Hickey J Sanborn 55 Anthon Shirley Hickey Sanborn 56 George Kay Roelofs Sanborn 63 Ocheyedan Marjean Peelen Sanborn 75 Everly Pat Wright Sanborn 49 Western Glee Merriam Sanborn 54 Melvin Sanborn 21 Holstein Managers are: Sanborn 57 Hartley Dorothy Warnke Virginia Gano COUNTY TOURNEY Sanborn 63 Hartley SECTIONAL Sanborn 67 Ocheyedan Sanborn 52 Melvin 1 I 5 5 JOHN VOS DR. M, J, SHANAHAN DR, B, C, HAGAN Prlmghar i 7719? 04, YM 7 C X Z 41 I Zim f Ire 3 c f xQ- 5,23 ,I NL l. GM? ,fr my Q Q ,W ,f . OO C NTER VIS ON SUP Y CO MAYNES STO 1 1' 1 LEFT TO RIGHT KNEELING: Assistant Coach Ken Moll, Mgr. Del Wisner, Coach R, Dutch Shriner, STANDING, Left to Right: Don Storm, Bill Hakeman, Don Rubsam, Ed Baldwin, Bob Crawford, Larry Baldwin, Terry Baldwin, Bill Luke, Dave Duimstra, Jim Getting, Ray Huib regtse, Lane Leemkuil. Sanborn put out a fairly good season despite the lack of experience. Sanborn had very good com- petition and played their better games with them. Sanborn 45 Sanborn 45 Sanborn 63 Sanborn 34 Sanborn 50 Sanborn 50 Sanborn 44 Sanborn 47 Sanborn 66 Sanborn 66 Ashton 26 George 50 Melvin 44 Sibley 25 Primghar 6 1 Milford 47 Hartley 48 Aurelia 69 Ocheyedan 62 Sutherland 50 xll, I O Y l The letter winners are: Ray Huibregtse Sanborn 52 Archer 46 Sanborn 55 George 45 ggbBgf3x'5?rd Sanborn 52 Ocheyedan 54 Don Storm Sanborn 46 Everly 53 Lan, Bald in Sanborn 48 Calumet 60 Ter Y Baldxin Sanborn 47 Pannina 73 Donrgub am Sanborn so Melvin sa S Don Storm and Larry SaEl3J?,ETI1 TCSEQRSIMENTSO Baldwin were placed on Sanborn 51 Hartley 61 gxgfglionference Sec' Sanborn 63 Alta 82 ' SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Sanborn 63 Ashton 30 1 Sanborn 44 Boyden 45 g Coach Dutch A HARTOG ELEVATOR SANBORN MOTOR COMPANY RUSS GLAZIE R, TRUCKING PETE ALGRASMA IMA . 46451.-.70-4.. awww R7 wA.w7,m Tl -A X BASEBALL AND TRACK The Track Squad Ed Baldwin Larry Baldwin Track Meets Attended O' Brien County Alta Relays Letter Winners Ed Baldwin Larry Baldwin Terry Baldwin Conference Terry Baldwin Bill Luke Aurelia Relays Bill Luke Omer Grafton District Omer Grafton Don Rubsam State Don Rubsam Del Wisner Tomahawk Del Wisner Jim Clark Lloyd Vanden Berg Bernard Strang Bill Barker Jerry Ericson Lynn Baldwin The 440 yard Relay team won first place in the district meet so they qualify for the state meet, class C. The members of the team are Bill Luke, Terry Bald win, Ed Baldwin and Larry Baldwin. Omer Grafton also qualified for the state meet in the High Jump. The Baseball Team Games Played Bob Crawford Dave Duimstra Archer Ed Baldwin Noel Luke Primghar Lane Leemkuil Jim Getting Archer Terry Baldwin Gale Rubsam Larry Baldwin Lynn Baldwin Don Rubsam Del Wisner tim-ff? Ray Huibregtse Bill Barker GLR Bill Luke N .5 1 I . N' D 1. A a 1 if S The season was not completed at the end of the school year. The conference decided to have a summer conference play, therefore the team will play during the summer. Letters will be awarded after the summer playing. The latter part of May a banquet and dance was held for all those in activities. At the banquet the letters and awards were given to those who were to receive them. It was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone and the dance after the banquet made the evening complete. NELSEN AND OLSEN, Sanborn J. F. ANDERSON LUMBER CO. GEO. C. GETTING IMP., Sanborn MAC'S HIGHWAY SERVICE, Sanborn IR. HIGH SPORTS SUMMARY JUNIOR -HIGH FOOTBALL The little bulldogs finished their fall campaign with a record of 3 wins - 3 losses and 1 tie, The record appears below. , Q 1 . rl . X Sanborn 6 Sutherland 6 1 Sanborn 0 Hartley 33 ,V A Sanborn 0 Hartley 34 , ,sm - :gi Sanborn 34 Primghar 6 X ,vffffza xr Sanborn 12 Sheldon 26 - 9 Sanborn 19 Primghar 0 5 I I Sanborn 12 Sutherland 6 M ' 1 JUNIOR-HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL ' This year's junior high girls' basketball team finished the season with a.50O average winning 6 of 12 games. Sanborn 1 8 Sanborn 23 Sanborn 32 Sanborn 33 Sanborn 33 Sanborn 2 l Sanborn 29 Sanborn 3 7 Sanborn 20 Sanborn 19 Sanborn 2 7 Sanborn 3 1 JUNIOR-HIGH BOYS' BASKETBALL Moneta Germantown Melvin Ocheyedan Germantown Moneta Melvin Hartley Moneta Ocheyedan Melvin Ocheyedan 24 46 20 37 34 22 23 38 26 .5 IJ- Z, of 1 -i This year's junior high team had a fine season record of 12 wins and 6 losses. In addition to their fine regular season record the boys took second place in the Junior High County Tournament. Sanborn 46 Sanborn 29 Sanborn 3 5 1 , Sanborn 3 8 f-5 ' Sanborn 29 ' l Sanborn 29 Sanborn 27 'ix Sanborn 27 'ff f Y Sanborn 32 S 5 Sanborn 29 at ,J Sanborn 30 X' 'S Sanborn 3 8 , ' Sanborn 3 6 I f 1 Sanborn 23 X' Sanborn 32 L ff f Sanborn 3 1 Sanborn 3 8 Sanborn 48 J' A. COUNTY Sanborn 2 1 Sanborn 3 8 Sanborn 3 8 Ashton Sheldon Primghar Ocheyedan Ashton Germantown Calumet Primghar Paullina Hartley Sutherland Sheldon Paullina Calumet Germantown Hartley Archer Moneta TOURNAMENT Sutherland Sheldon Calumet The junior high has certainly done a good job in sports and we think that they are to be congratulated on their fine work. 'Q 1 6 ss . 5. - yank W : , I ,g9:g: .O 4 :,' fa 14 DR. EASON LES GETTING I-IARRY'S AUTO REPAIR PIONEER OFFICE 4 FIRST ROW: Billy Snyder, Dennis Berlin, Bobby Severence. Tom Endorf, Burt Gibbs. SECOND ROW: Richard Menning, Ward Petrich, Jack Jones, Donald Reitsrna. THIRD ROW: Doug Victoria, Loren Gacke, Mr. Noll, Stanley Block, Jack Rohrs. W1 a 35' 11' X 45' - XC 1 six 'S 'fear Q Jeri Ogden, Marian Hopkins, Karen Kramxne, Charolette Basch FRONT ROW: Emily Getting, Marlene Bieser, Kay Gano, Margaret Horst, JoLee Henrichson, Joan Graham, Nancy Gregerson, SECOND ROW: Nelva Vander Vliet, Virginia Wright, Patricia Fahehany, Sherryl Raymond, Marlene Victoria, Patty Gross. BACK ROW: Muriel Rubsam, Pauline Gregerson, Shirley Bieser, Dorothy Bald- win, Angline Snyder, Colleen Faas, Ellen Olson, Coach Mr. Noll. Q W e, S till 3 3? ' Q 'r s X W 1 82' fx ,v , 5:-fb? if fff-452, 'E i 1 ' tem, 'K max L vw-K Kay Roelofs, Joyce Kool, Jeanette Hopkins, Glee Merriam, Shirley Hickey Ramona McGr'anaha.n, Jeannette Hopkins, and Mary Ann Frowhein. is wi: X !!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!! .if , M525 lllllflll geee5'Er:! ' Q!!! 555512 Q nv ' V 1 4 l t U , x 'D .FU H-4 WWI E 2 M1 ' ' r.+ Left to Right: Donna Flickner, Ramona McGranahan, Kay Roelofs, Joyce Kool Karen Severence, Delores Caauwe, Betty Peterson. f ANNMNCING- I f Y GA LEFT TO RIGHT: Standing: Muriel Rubsam, Nelva Vander Vliet, Carol Watson, Justin Foley, Mrs. Thais Bueghly, Nancy Vander Berg. THIRD ROW: Sandra Rohrs, Judy Peelen, Charlotte Bosch, JoAnn Brendle, Mar- lene Bieser, Barbara Hickey, JoLee Henrichsen, Angeline Snyder, Donald Taylor, Glenn Wright, Allene Huibregtse, Roger Brower, Denny Porth, Dicky Menning, Linda Melvin, Jimmy Getting, Gerald Ericson. SECOND ROW: Joyce Kool, Marlene Getting, Gale Rubsam, Lyle Grooters, Shirley Hickey, Eileen Damman, Jean Hickey, Glee Merriam, Marjean Peelen, Calvin Vander Woude, Janice Getting, Ed Baldwin, Joan Graham, Donna Snyder. FIRST ROW: Kay Roelofs, Edna Foley, LuAnn Pingel, Marlene Acherthof, Virginia Hickey, Carolyn Shanahan, Delores Caauwe, Emily Getting, Delores Van Wyk, Virginia Soop. 'flf JJ Xxx J Sxgji fkwv-J fu fa, X W J' 'fix ' r - f rll, Txdf ' LEX S Janice Getting, President, Edna Mae Foley, Music - Manager Donna Snyder, Sec. and Treas. , LuAnn Pingel, Vice-President Eileen Damrnan Pianist Jerry Ericson, Ramona McGranahan, of Jeannette Hopkins Ed Baldwin 3 WD Marlene Bieser, Jean Barker, Romona McGranahan, Judy Peelen, Dorothy Baldwin, Joan Graham, Delores Caauwe. Angeline Snyder, Allene Huibregtse, Glen Wright, Bruce First Row: Second Row: Petrich, Jerry Spykerman, Linda Glazier, Billy Snyder, Denny Porth, Dicky Menning. Billy Vanderwoude, David Sessions, Nelva Vander Vliet, Mrs. Thais Bueghly, Donald Taylor. l fi Third Row: B 1 '-:sf N, X ,. X an X' ' ' WY , ,f s , Left to Right: Calvin Vander Woude, Rornona Mc Granahan, Kay Roelofs, Ed Baldwin. g,5x1LM figff 0 r Q .X 'ff A. N. , ,,' ' - ,Q J ' 7 -l7oJvCD GLEE CLUB Wil Y Z ll Ng if 'll , WML-X SX i c 'M' eeeee 'f FRONT ROW - Eileen Damman, Barbara Hickey, Betty Peterson, Dolores Van Wyke, Glee Merriam, Ramona McGranahan, Joyce Kool, Marlene Shultz, Mary Ann Frohwein, Jeanette Hopkins, Carol Watson, Ruth Warnke, Marlene Achterhof, Mrs. Thais Bueghley. SECOND ROW - Donna Flickner, Virginia Hickey, Shirley Hickey, Jean Hickey, Marlene Getting, Donna Snyder, LuAI1l'1Pingel, Delores Caauwe, Pat Wright, Nancy VandenBurg, Shirley Ver Hoef, Edna Mae Foley, Virginia Soop. THIRD ROW - Clarine Fonkert, Sheila Reinsrna, Karen Krose, Karen Severence, Linda Melvin, Marjean Peelen, Kay Roelofs, Janice Getting, Marjorie Solsrna, Geraldine Shultz, Fay Mayhak, Caroline Shanahan. FRONT ROW - Eileen Damman, Terry Baldwin, Pete Kroese, Barbara Hickey, Delores Van Wyke, Glee Merriam, Ramona McGranahan, Virginia Soop, Joyce Kool,Jeannette Hopkins, Carol Watson, Arwin Van Wyke, Ivan Veldhesizen, Mrs. Bueghly. SECOND ROW - Calvin Vander Woude, Jerry Ericson, Donna Flickner, Virginia Hickey, Shirley Hickey, Jean Hickey, Marlene Shultz, Delores Caauwe, Pat Wright, Nancy Vander Berg, Mary Ann Frowein, Gale Rubsarn, Ed Baldwin. THIRD ROW - Justin Foley, Jim Getting, Clarine Fonkert, Karen Severence, Marlene Getting, Donna Snyder, Marjean Peelen, Kay Roelofs, Janice Getting, LuAnn Pingel, Bob Sullivan, Don Rub- sam, Hx RD Joyce Kool, Virginia Soop, Karen Severence, Shirley Hickey, Glee Merr1am,Donna Flickner, Carol Watson, accompanist. ,ar 4 MaryAnn Frowein, Patsy Wright, Jean Hickey, Donna Snyder, Virginia A 8 Hickey, Delores Van Wyke, Eileen Damman, accompanist. 5 gklg, 5 XVI?-'VV11l I I .B v '1 '?9?9'?9 KQMK L- I i lil ' ull slu 9 Xxx 3 ' V Music summnv ,5 : , I I T' ill -, lr i The music department of Sanborn High School had a very successful year. Our high school band has 48 members in uniform. The marching band was especially active, play- ing at all of the home football games. We also marched at one of the Morningside Foot- ball Games and at the Orange City Tulip Festival. The band received a two rating in the state contest. The mixed chorus played a big part in the music department. It consisted of 39 members and also received a two rating in the state contest. The girls' glee club contained 38 members and was the only big group to get a one rating this year, Sanborn's junior band, which consisted of 18 members, readily supplied the demands of the big band. Ramona McGranahan, Kay Roelofs. Calvin Vander Woude, and Ed Baldwin spent Thanksgiving vacation in Des Moines, singing in the all-state chorus. A Christmas program, with all of the grades in school taking part, was the biggest program furnished by the music department. We also had a spring concert with all of the contestants for the preliminary contest appearing. Mixed Chorus, glee club, and band also took part at this concert. We had 14 entries in the state solo contest. Delores Van Wyke's piccolo solo was the only entry to receive a one rating, Twelve of the entries received two ratings. The contestants were: Shirley Hickey-treble voice high Calvin Vander Woude-baritone Ed Baldwin-baritone Glee Meriam-trumpet 355- 34 Donna Snyder-saxophone Ma rj ean Peelen-trumpet Z Janice Getting-bass clarinet Carol Watson-piano K g Jim Getting-baritone Jerry E ric son-trombone all Ramona McGranahan-treble voice medium Barbara Hickey-treble voice high Kay Roelofs-clarinet The band chose Eileen Damman as the senior who had contributed the most to the music department. She received the Arion Award which is given by the Twentieth Century Club. We would like to thank Mrs. Bueghly for the time and effort she has spent to help us become more interested in music, and better musicians. FIRST ROW: Janice Getting, Editor, Miss McGreevy, Sponsor, Donna Snyder, Editor. SECOND ROW: Betty Peterson, Glee Merriam, Virginia Hickey, Mary Ann Froh- wein, Joyce Kool, Jeannette Hopkins, Donna Flickner. 5,4 16? Si 1 THIRD ROW: Jean Hickey, Calvin Vander Woude, Clarine Fonkert, Jeri Schultz, 55 Marlene Schultz, Ramona McGranahan, Shirley Ver Hoef, LuAnn Pingel. 'O nf- i -- - 'Q FOURTH ROW: Terry Baldwin, Ed Baldwin, Shila Reinsma, Marjean Peelemg X ly Marlene Getting, Karen Secerance, Delores Caauwe. .'!:f-3.3, i FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Frowhein, Virginia Hickey, Jeri Schultz, Virginia Gano. SECOND ROW: Ruth Warnke, Sandra Van Roekel, Rita Dolphin. Miss McGreevy Director JUNIOR CLASS PLAY WE SHOOK THE FAMILY TREE Presented November 6 and 13, 1953 Characters: Hildegarde- who is tired of being a wall flower Mona McGranaha.n Mr. Dolson- her father- Don Storm Mrs. Dolson- her mother- Edna Mae Foley Sally- her younger sister- Virginia Gano Bob- her older brother- Del Wisner Jimmy- the younger brother- Lloyd Vander Burgh Paige- who likes to play postman- Rita Dolphin Ellie May- Bob'sheartthrob- Kay Roelofs Jill- her friend- Delores Caauwe Freddie Shermer- who wears knickers- Jim Getting Mr. Sherrner- his father- Ed Gano Mrs. Sherrner- his mother- Francine Vos Because Hildegarde didn't have a date for the Prom, she entered a debate to attract attention, unwillingly convincing everyone her father was a drunkard. Mrs. Dolson, trying to help, got her a date with Freddie Shermer, the boss' son. The Hildegarde got mixed upwith some beauty clay, a boss in the bathtub, and astolen watch, while trying to get some long pants for Freddie, so her brothers and Ellie-May and Jill couldn't make fun of Freddie at the dance. Freddie showed up to take Hildegarde to the Prom in a new suit with long pants. He admitted he took the watch from his father's desk and exchanged it for the suit. Then they left happily for the Prom. OC I - ' WW'W-w+1a+f-fa-ww-1- ffm J . . , SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST OF CHARACTERS Gerard . .......... Ray Huibregtse . . ....... Miss Irene Hamilton .... Joyce Kool . Arnold Henly ........ Terry Baldwin . . Larry Malone . . . . . Bob Crawford Lindy Williams . . . . . . Donna Dnyder . . Goody Gulfhopper . . . . . Jean Hickey . . . Raymond 'The Prof'. . . . Larry Baldwin Bob Sullivan Francis........ .. Oliver Burkholder ..... Ed Baldwin . Mrs. Mildred Gunklock . Marlene Getting . . . . . . Mrs. Margaret Blickle. .Shirley Hickey . . Lieutenant Shaw ...... Delbert Wright . . Q---ue... can vans . A Student Principal' s Secretary Principal . . . A Student . . . A Student . . . A Student A Crook . . . His Partner . . . Bank President Band Mother . . . Band Mother . . Of the Police The scene opens upon anunusual day at the Alexander High School A robbery has taken place in the bank across the street. The rob- bers take over the Principals job causing a not of laughter throughout the whole play. Left to Right: Harry Ellett, Instructor, Roger Brower, Marjean Peelen, Thelma Gacke, Carol Watson, Jeanette Hopkins, Delano Horstman, Ruth Warnke, Glee Merriam. f, . w , WHL? Q X ,ff QQ ' at-w A t x X t HL-WT' 1: X - ' 6 51 330 'Q ' , ' . Q :I .5992 ' -1-'X-aww? df 5 WW WKW' , ' Fii - WN X Q10-'vs Q Vx LB 'I a L-Q ,5- Yl'-QQ4 '7' A, F 0.0 I aim' FRONT ROW: Gale Rubsam, Treasurer, Delano Horstrnan, Secretary, Don Rubsam, President, Leroy Rozeboom, Vice President, Roger Brower, Sentinal, Henry Glover, Instructor. SECOND ROW: Fred Seivert, Peter Kroese, Jim Clark, Clifford Vander Schaaf, Dewayne Bieser, John Getting, Stanley Snyder. BACK ROW: Lloyd Vander Burgh, Bill Hakeman, Arlan Van Wyk, Ray Huibregtse, Don Storm. x' , , F ,X .5 rf '4 Fl I Ao 'N swzzrnnl X Kay Roelofs Ivan Van Veldhuizen, Q 2 4 fmsf T ff X If tx X. to 1 THINGS THAT HAPPENED: August 31 school started- as everyone sighed to settle down for the coming year. September 10 and ll found us getting out at noon because of the Sanborn Centennial Celebration. We sure had fun though. September ll we also played our first football game against Sibley here. September 18 our second game found us playing Milford here. September 24 a Farm Bureau Safety Program which proved of great interest to all. X September 25 the Coca-Cola man gave everyone free cokes. Um! - September 25 we played Paullina at Paullina. September October 2 the 29 the teachers had a tri-county meeting so we had a day of rest. Primghar vs. Sanborn game proved of great interest, played here. October 9 we played Sutherland, there. It was also the end of the six weeks, yiee! October 16 in the afternoon we had an assembly and that night we played Alta here. October 23 the Aurelia Sanborn football game here. October 27 started girl's basketball with a clinic at Sanborn. October 28 the F.F.A. boys put on a very excellent carnival- fun for all! October 30 the last football game played against Hartley at Hartley. November November November 2 first girl's basketball garne against Terril, there. 6 the juniors gave their very enjoyable play. 9 we had one hour of night school so our parents could see how the school was run. Don't tell anybody but we enjoyed it too! November November November November November November November November Christian, December December December December December December December 10 the girls played Ruthven, there. , X X ff? 12 everyone smiled- pictures were taken for the annual. , .- D 1 ,T ' X0 .X ,. 14 we played Ashton boys and girls, here. - I I 17 played George boys and girls at George. M 18 proved very entertaining with the WHO Quiz. 20 the end of another six weeks and we also played Melvin boys and girls at Melvin. 24 the boys played Sibley at Sibley. 25 school out at two for Thanksgiving vacation. The girls played Hull Western here. 1 the boys played Primghar here. 4 girls played Ida Grove here and the boys played Milford, there. - X 7 8 Hartley boys and girls at Sanborn. T .. f 11 Aurelia boys and girls here. , 14 the school Christmas program which was very good. Lot of work too. 15 the girls and boys played Ocheyedan, here. 16 the annual band festival was held at Calumet. Ever have sore lips? ff! Q 1 December 18 Played Sutherland boys there. f December 19 A very delightful Christmas dance was held. December 22 We played Archers boys and girls, there. December 23 School got out at 2:00 for the beginning of Christmas vacation- dear vacation poor stomach-ach! December 24 Boys played Anthon, there. January 5 Ocheyedan boys and girls there. January 8 Everly boys and girls there. January 9 O'Brien county girl's tournament at Hartley. January 11 Boys played Calumet, here. January 13 We played Hull Western Christian girls, there. January 14 The end of the semester- oh happy day. January 15 The Paullina boys played here. January 16 The boys and girls played Melvin, here. January 18-22 The O'Brien county tournament was held at Sanborn, what a week! January 26 We played Harris boys and girls, here. Q, VL. January 29 We again played against Hartley boys and girls, there. o- ., , :N February 1-6 The girls sectional basketball tournaments were held. at s x'f '.f February 5 The boys played Alta, here. ,I yt. - February 8-12 The boys sectional basketball tournaments were held. February 15-20 The preliminary speech contest was held. February 25 The end of the six weeks, oh dear- only two more left. February 22-26 The boys district basketball tournaments. March 8-12 Pre-district speech contests were held. March 22-26 The district speech contest was held. April 8 The end of the six weeks- year is quickly coming to a close. April 9-10 Preliminary music contests were held. April 15 We got out at 2:00 for Easter vacation. April 30 The final state music contests were held. May 14-15 District track meets were held. -'-lm R t May 16 Baccalaureate. - May 21 Commencement and now we all wish we had four years more of high school left. N is !z Oh Really! Smile Cutie! -A f 2, ' ,', When I Was Young. u ,- ' Q i LuAnn Janice 'Q' X fC!! . . n -.'- .,. ,Q-'rv f .X f v. , A 5 Marlene Ray Bob C. -furr- Dorothy Shirley v. H. Donna S. SPORTMANS OF SPENCER SPENCER MUSIC SUPPLY- Spencer RICHEYS INC.- Spencer CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE-Sanborn Larry and Terry Shirley H, Donald Eileen Bob S. Delbert r.,, Marlene S. Joyce ll Tracy Donna F' G Q5 Ed Baldwin Dwayne Bieser Jean Hickey I wnlga - Arwin Van Wyk DRS, MARIS AND SWEENEY JEHUE MOTOR RADIO STATION KICD, Spencer, Iowa Bill Hakeman Q- - ,a?,Q,.- NI sg, Behind The Scenes Boy's Junior Class Play They Was Good Looking Then ' if F 5' Q9 'ii if . is K f F Smile! Happily Married oh! R 2 Bedtime Beauty Ah - Ha! When We Was Young A Lady?? Ridem' Cowboy! Mx Now We Shall Rest I 'X Really? Looky - Looky H-shy wha-t's Funny? What's Going On? xr W .1 Cuties?? Oh- How Pretty! Relax Girls . Oh Boy! Are You Ready? What ? Hi Good- Looker We're Big Boys! Oh! 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Y' 'v '1 X , ,' .uf And Now- 4 J' it G' iw Nififiy E1 , Happy Birthday! .J F 4 -- L ' M 4 I 1 2 r Going Out? Did He Like It? Working ! Cutie ! Do You Have Too? Nice COW! ., . in Look- - -! Shou1dn't Hide! ifffoia I , Q Horse Sense ! PRINCE ELECTRIC AND PROPANE GAS- Sanborn FOLEYS STATION- Sanborn O'BRIEN COUNTRY BELL- Primghar REDMOND'S SHOE STORE- Spencer PRINS' SURGE SERVICE- Prirnghar CONNERS MARKET- Sanborn ALMGREN DRUG- Hartley PRIMGHAR IMPT. CO.- Primghar Hi, Oscar! J When We Was Kindergarters -- Oh! Holy Cow - Did We Look Like That? Hubba - hubba - Sleeping Beauty Q X- 1 h Hulla - Hulla Woo-o-o-o-o-o! Bottom View Wo'o'O'O'o'o'o'w , ,A Nice Scenery Time For School Again Young Beauty Queens Gee-Wiz 52 Y Look Who's Riding A Bike M .. Q --- X Play Ball Band - Way Back When -43 Out For A Stroll! 'W 1-it Beach Beauties Recognize Them ? Q Eek! It' s Pretty! Is It That Bad! 45 tk 2 S F Processional Invocation . . Vocal Solo . . Scripture . . Prayer . . Vocal Solo . . . BACCALAUREATE May 16, 1954 at High School Gym . . ...-..- Baccalaureate Sermon . . . Benediction . Recessional . . announce . . Carol Watson . . . . Rev. H. Daib . . . Virginia Hickey . . . Rev. H. Daib ......Rev.H.Daib Calvin Vander Woude . . . Rev. H. Daib . . . Rev. H. Daib . . Carol Watson -si 2 QI L I CLASS NIGHT at High School Gym Class History . . . . Robert Sullivan Music ..... . . . Shirley Hickey Class Will . . . . Tracy De Jong Music .... . , Donald Rubsam Class Poem . . . . . Marlene Schultz Music ..... ....... J oyce Kool Class Prophecy . . . . . . . . Ramona McGranahan Presentation of Gavel . . . ..... Larry Baldwin Acceptance of Gavel . . ......... . . Kay Roelofs Girls Sextet . . ...... Jean Hickey--Donna Flickner Marlene Getting--Shirley Ver Hoef Donna Snyder--Janice Getting f 'N 1,9 1,2 ,- if H P 7, as J U 1 COMMENCEME NT May 21, 1954 at High School Gym Processional . . Invocation . . Valedictorian . . Salutatory . . Presentation ..... Commencement Address . . Piano Solo ........... Twentieth Century Awards . . Danforth Awards ....... . Presentation of Class of 1954 . Presentation of Diplomas . . . Benediction ........... Congratulatory . . . . . Carol Watson Rev. Sterling Baldwin . . Delbert Wright . . LuAnn Pingel . . Supt. Ken Erwin . . Rev. James Smith . . . Carol Watson . . Supt. Ken Erwin . . Prin. Harry Ellett . . . . . . Clark Scoles Rev. Sterling Baldwin CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1941--25 eager boys and girls ca.me to Sanborn Public School for the first day of a big new adventure-kindergarten. Eileen Damman, Marlene Getting, Joyce Kool, Donna Snyder, Shirley Ver Hoef, Joline Van Roekel, Bill Hakeman, Jim Peterson, and Robert Sullivan, have weathered the storm starting and advancing through school together. Miss Millicent Eppelsheimer was the first teacher to face the class which was made up of -- Carol Ahrens, Eileen Damman, Marilyn Davis, Marlene Getting, Jean and Joann Siedsma, Donna Snyder, Shirley Ver Hoef, Joline Van Roekel, Jack Dolphin, Bill Hake- man, Calvin Heemstra, Jim Peterson, Robert Sullivan, Shirley Anderson, Tomas Chrysler, Larry Fahlenkamp, Richard Flynn, David Nonnemon, Virgil Strang, Isiah Jeffery, and Janice Richards. While under her direction David Nonnemon dropped in second semester and Isiah Jeffery in first semester. Next fall Miss Mildred Sargent was given the job of putting some knowledge in our heads. This year Gladys De Roos, Patricia Hutchson, Donna Olson, Delbert Wright, Bob Crawford, Arvin Holmton joined the group. Patricia Hutchson and Joann Seidsma, Donna Olson, Shirley Anderson, Larry Fahlenkamp, Richard Flynn, Virgil String, Janice Rich- ards, and Bob Crawford, became part of the past. Miss Cleo Watterson guided us through second grade where we picked Dorothy Warnke and Bob Crawford. While Miss Anna Small was guiding us through third grade we gained Larry and Terry Baldwin, Delbert Stoner and Roger Kleave. Delbert Stoner left at the end of the first semester. Marilyn Davis and Donna Olson left during second semester. Miss Ruth Frohweine was our fourth grade teacher where we picked up Ray Huibertse Howard Gaeke, Keith Butler, Anna Mae Van Groew, Thad Hall, Donna Flickner, Shirley Hickey and Darlene Harms. We also lost Jack Dolphin, Anna Mae Van Groew and Darlene Harms. In our first year as big boys and girls upstairs our fifth grade teacher was Mrs. Slikkerveer. Delvert Stoner joined us. Nobody dropped that year. During our last year in grade schoolwe gained Lynn Gowen and Betty De Weerd. We also lost Betty De Weerd at the end of the first semester. Our teacher was Delores Ellingson. ' f The next year we entered Junior High with these pupils joining us--Keith Hopkins, Dwayne Bieser, Don Rubsam, Janice Getting,Jean Hickey, Betty Roetman, LuAnn Wagner. Keith Hopkins, Joyce Simmons and Norman Hedges left us at the end of the year. Mr. Gowen was Superintendant. In our final year of Junior High, Glenn De Jong, Vern Neitzke, and Lane Leemkuil entered our grade. Carol Ahrens, Thad Hall, Howard Gacke, Keith Butler left. When we entered high school we really thought we were something, because it took the whole senior class to hold us down during initiation. However we soon settled down with- -Ed Baldwin, Larry and Terry Baldwin, Bob Crawford, Glenn De Jong, Bill Hakeman, Lane Leemkuil, Jim Peterson, Virgil Strang, Delbert Stoner, Robert Sullivan, Delbert Wright, Eileen Damman, Marlene Getting, Shirley Hickey, Mary Horst, Donna Flickner, Joyce Kool, Glenda Menning, Donna Snyder, Joline Van Roekel, Shirley Ver Hoef, Dorothy Warnke, Dwayne Bieser, Ray Huibregtse, Wayne Raymond, Don Rubsam, Arwin Van Wyk, Janice Getting, Lynn Gowen, Jean Hickey, Betty Roetman, LuAnn Wagner. Here we picked up Ed Baldwin and Wayne Raymond who left us at the end of the first semester. We also lost Glenn De Jong and Delbert Stoner. The teachers this year were--Gowen, Franz, Grunwald, Schmidt, Johnson, Shortenhaus, Achom, Torgelson, Kott. As Sophomores, Vern Neitzke, Virgil Strang and Lynn Gowen left us and Marlene Schultz joined our pack. Teachers were--Ellett, Glover, Gowen, Franz, Pickford, Shortenhaus, Muro, Kott, Borden, Elser, Hoppert. In our Junior year we lost Glanda Menning and gained Tracy De Jong in the second semester. Mr. Erwin, Superintendent. Teachers were-- Erwin, Ellett, Franz, Glover, Muro, Kott, Schaefer and Roghair, Pickford, Borden, and Aschom. As seniors we didn't lose any but did gain Virgil Strang. Seniors are-- Larry Bald- win, Terry Baldwin, Ed Baldwin, Bob Crawford, Bill Hakeman, Lane Leemkuil, Jim Peterson, Bob Sullivan, Delbert Wright, Eileen Damman, Donna Flickner, Marlene Getting, Shirley Hickey, Joyce Kool, Marlene Schultz, Donna Snyder, Joline Van Boekel, Shirley Ver Hoef, Dorothy Warnke, Tracy De Jong, Dewayne Bieser, Ray Huibregtse, Donald Rubsam, Arwin Van Wyk, Janice Getting, Jean Hickey, LuAnn Pingel, and Virgil Strng. Teachers in our last year are--Erwin, Ellett, Glover, Bueghley, Shrinter, Moll, Anderson, Borden, Berryhill, and McGreevy. So after Friday, May 21, the 28 seniors will start out for themselves to make per- sonal history instead of class history. May these graduates have as much success in the succeeding years as they have had so far in life. For the seniors to bid adieu. But before we leave we want to express, Q- f Once again the time has come, C A A L ef- Our deepest thanks to you. Let us take a look at the members of this class, A And show you something of our past. First is Ed Baldwin, who has a mind of his own, He's the only one who keeps Janice busy on the phone. s 'f Then comes Larry and Terry Baldwin, two guys that look alike, S They're usually found together, and are the class delight. Next in line is one who's quite shy, DeWayne Beiser is his name, Oh what a guyl And who should be next, but a guy you all know, Bob Crawford the lover, for him the girls go. If you want to hear music, very well played, Eileen Damman is tops, any time of the day. If you hear someone say Zowie , who else could it be, But Tracy De Jong, quite a character is she. Donna Flickner of Fluff , is a twirler in the band, She's very short and sweet, and knows how to find her man. A girl that can make you feel happy and gay, Is Janice Getting, with her very kind way. Next is Marlene Getting, a manhater she claims to be, But she still has her eye on a certain guy, as many of you can see. P Bill Hakeman, with his Olds, is next in line, - ' He goes with Joyce, and everyone thinks he's fine. Now comes Jean Hickey, the comedian of our class, We really enjoyed having her with us in the past. Next is Shirley Hickey, or squirrelly by name, She will someday soon be a teacher of great fame. Ray Huibregtse is next, to .many of us ' Goose , He's outstanding in sports and is not on the loose. She is majorette of our band, and homecoming queen, Joyce Kool is her name, but she seldom is seen. Lane Lemkuil or Lem , is quite a guy we all know, He's in the Navy Reserve, and is really a good joe. Another quiet one of our class, and such a character too, Is James Peterson or Pete , there's not much he can't do. Now comes Mrs. Pingel, or to us just plain LuAnn, For her work on the annual, she deserves a grateful hand. If you hear someone yodel, as you walk down the street, You'll know it's Don Rubsam, he can't be beat. Marlene Schultz in next, with her long black hair, She usually wears a smile and never has a care. The Saxophone player of our class, and also basketball star, Is Donna Snyder, tall and dark, in this world she'll go far. Virgil Strang who returned for our final year, Is also very quiet but brings us all great cheer. Next is the Irish of our class, and a fine one too. Be Gore, it's Bob Sullivan, anything for you he'd do. Jolene Van Roekel, who will someday very soon, Hear the wedding bells, strike up a lovely tune. , Xyflx s lzf ft R 'M Xltlui tif: L l 't 41- -'E if af Q fl I Arwin Van Wyk, another quiet one in our class, Spends a lot of his time on the farm, and likes to watch time pass Next is Shirley Ver Hoef, a girl that's seldom heard, She has a pleasing smile, yet never says a word. Another one of our class who already has found her guy, Is Dorothey Warnke, and we want to wish her good luck by and by. Last but not least, is the professor in our class, Delbert Wright is his name, who can surpass. This is the end of our Senior class, The one that will soon be of the past, The time has drawn nigh for us to part, And we thank you from the bottom of our hearts, So to you of the school and you of the town, Who made us feel welcome when we were around, 'V Q11 We want you to know that we'll try our best, 1 -:I To prove we are capable of success. of' -fl Shed not your tears for us this day, For we do not see the skys of gray. We have a new life, lying ahead, It is our challenge, one we do not dread. As we go into the world to take on a new role, We'll try to remember what we were told. So to SHS we bid adieu, And may God Bless each and every one of you, 2 3-P' gs, XQ' 6 12 ' 'A ff- Q? X e .1 .gifs Run, ffl 'Q .nt sv- ' JZK .asa-Qi, I nl yT.:-.A ggi.-Q 1459: ' KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS We, the graduating class of 1954, of the Sanborn High School, of the city of Sanborn, county of O'Brien, and the state of Iowa, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, and not acting under fraud, menace, or the undue influence of any person whatsoever, do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament, in the names following: First: We, the entire senior class, leave Sanborn High School many well worn and engraved paddles, desks, and books. To the freshmen we give our ability to go through S.H.S. in four years, the sophomore class we will our quiet nature in study hall, and to the juniors we leave all of the familiar diseases, such as spring fever and seniorities. Second: Unto the teachers of S.H.S. we will: Mr. Erwin-our ability to play cupid, Mr. Ellet-our ability to keep underclassmen quiet and in their place, and our driving habits, Mr. Borden-a dent-proof car and the ability to blow our own noses, Mr. Moll-many used newspapers issued from January to May, that we used in International Relations, Miss Berryhill-our appetites, Mr. Anderson-sixteen well-made motors, Mr. Noll-a big jar of peanut butter, Mrs. Bueghly-our athletic talents to use as she sees fit, Mr. Shrinex'-a large bottle of hair restorer to make up for hair he has lost since he came to Sanborn, Mr. Glover-since we won't be playing hookey any more we leave him all our fishing equipment, Miss McGreevy-us ain't got nothin to leave but ussen's grammar and sense of humor. Third: We individually below, do make and declare this to be our last gift to the inimical junior class: I Edwin Baldwin do will and bequeath to Dave Duimstra my timid nature and to Gale Rub- sam my shyness. 1 larry Baldwin do will and bequeath to whomever I was supposed to my highest degree of intelligence, ability to get along with people, good looks, and athletic ability. I Terry Baldwin do will and bequeath to Larry Fahlenkamp my romantic and athletic abilities. I Dwayne Bieser do will and bequeath to Francine Vos my scholastic ability and wild, romantic life. I Robert Crawford do will and bequeath to Cornelius Maris my sense of humor, to Ken- neth Dorman my athletic ability, and to Gale Rubsam my car to use as a tractor on his farm. I Eileen Damman do will and bequeath to Roger Gacke my nickname, Liberace. I Tracy DeJong do will and bequeath to Virginia Gano my favorite slang word, Zowie and my athletic ability. I Donna Flickner do will and bequeath to Edna Foley my farm abilities and also my ability to be seen and not heard in bookkeeping class, to Del Wisner my twirling suit with the hope he enjoys it as much as I have. Y Janice Getting do will and bequeath to Ramona McGranahan half of a job as editor of the dogmatizer, and to Delores Caauwe my cow horn to go with her last name. Marlene Getting do will and bequeath to Rita Dolphin my ability of being a man-hater for eight-teen, will almost eight-teen years. to Lloyd VanderBerg my ability to make electric motors in physics, and sleep in so called English class. Bill Hakeman do will and bequeath to Dave Duimstra my position in football and pleasing disposition. Jean Hickey do will and bequeath to Ken Dorman my ability to drive a car safely and to Roger Gacke my ability to study in Mr. Borden's study hall. Shirley Hickey do will and bequeath to Kay Roelofs my ability to drive a car and to make a motor in physics class, to Jim Getting my height, long blonde hair, and ability to get along with Kay. Raymond Huibregtse do will and bequeath to Bernard Prew the name Conn to do with as he sees fit. Joyce Diane Kool do will and bequeath to Don Storm my ability to rest while playing basketball, that is to lay on the floor half of the game. Also my suit if he sees fit, to Del Wisner my ability to have long hair and understand women, in case this fails he may have my will power to stay home all night studying. Lane Lemkuil do will and bequeath to Omer Grafton my superior athletic ability and ability to stay in school, to Bernard Prew my excellent disposition. James Peterson do will and bequeath to Ken Dorman my quiet nature and ability to send in registrations to colleges. Donald Rubsam do will and bequeath to Clifford Vander Schaaf my ability to yodel and also my good looks and ability to think??? Marlene Schultz do will and bequeath to Kay Roelofs my long black hair in the hope that she doesn't get tangled in it like I do, also my sociology notes so that she can look them over and understand why teachers act as they do. Donna Snyder do will and bequeath to Rita Dolphin my musical talent, to Donald Storm my ability to have fun anywhere. , Bob Sullivan do will and bequeath to LeRoy Rozeboom my Irish nature, and to Cornelius Maris my red, curly locks. Joline Van Roekel do will and bequeath to Delores Caauwe my dark hair and glasses, also my ability to catch a man. Shirley Ver Hoef do will and bequeath to Ed Gano my driver's license, to Francine Vos my great talent for bowling. Arwin Van Wyke do will and bequeath to Ramona McGranahan my driving habits. Dorthy Warnke do will and bequeath to Lloyd VanderBerg my job as manager of the girl's basketball team. Delbert Wright do will and bequeath to Ed Gano my bookkeeping book in hope it will do him more good than it did me and also my motor made in physics. Virgil Strang do will and bequeath to Clifford Vander Schaat' my studious ways and to Larry Fahlenkamp my car. LuAnn Pingel do will and bequeath to Edna Foley my man catching ability, long finger- nails, and different pairs of glasses. CLASS PROP!-IECY It was a beautiful spring morning when my space ship from Mars finally arrived on earth. Ten years had passed sincelhad seen the good town of Sanborn so I decided to spend some of my time there and see if I could recognize it. The first thing I saw upon arriving was a huge night club. I'd heard to go in and have a look around. In his large office, Bob Sullivan was sitting at a desk counting his proceeds from the night before. He told me Bob Crawford was his main attraction this week. Bob had taken over Victor Borge'splace and was entertaining at all the most famous night clubs in the country. He said he was goingto have Eileen Damman, the word famed concert pianist and Shirley Hickey, the equally famous opera singer next week. He figured he'd really hit the jack pot to be so lucky as to get two suchtalented people inone week. I wished him luck and wandered back out into the street where I saw a tow-headed little boy selling the morning paper. He turned out to be one of Shirley Ver Hoef's children. He told me that his mother had married soon after she graduated from high school and now had four other boys beside himself. I bought a newspaper from him and moved outof the way to glance at it. The headlines blazed: Delbert Wright, famed inventor has just successfully invented the supersonic, superflour superjet. It is estimated to be the best jet that has been invented yet. On the sports page there was a full page picture of Jim Peterson who had just been named the world's most popular wrestler. I heard drums inadistance and waited to see what was going on. As the noise came closer I discovered it was a parade led by a very pretty girl. I put on my glasses to get a better look and found it to be Joyce Kool. Following closely behind the band were two Cadillacs with Donna Flickner riding in one and Lane Leemkuil riding in the other. Donna was the town's mayor and was now introducing Lane as an Admiral in the Navy who had just come back from a dangerous mission in the Arctic Ocean. As I moved down the street, Isaw a-man changing the billing on the front of a large theatre so I waited to see what show was coming next. Ray Huibregtse was starring in a new picture. I inquired about it and found out that aHollywood agent discovered Ray and immediately gave him a ten year contract. This is Ray's third picture of the year and was already working on another. The man told me that he had a very good agent. QBy the way. his agent was Mary Ann who is also his wifeJ I wandered down a side street until I saw two ladies leaning over a fence talking for all they were worth. I-found them to be Dorothy Warnke, now Dorothy Boneschans and J oliene Van Roekel, now Jollene Toner both happily married. They were discussing the plans for their monthly meeting of the women's club. LuAnn Pingel, also happily married, was president. She and her husband own one of the largest farms in Iowa. I moved a little farther down the street and saw a huge moving van parked in front of a new house. I saw Ed Baldwin carrying box after box into the house. He told me he and Janice Getting now his wife, were medical missionaries and had just returned from the wilds of Africa where they had been teaching the natives better health habits. Janice came out of the house just then with three little minature missionaries following her. I said hello, then moved on down the street. On the edge of' town I saw a cute little building with the sign: Tracy and Dwayne's Wacky Whip Drive-In . I walked in and found Tracy waiting on Jean Hickey. After she finished she told me that after they had graduated, Dwayne became quite a casanova and she had been the lucky one who had caught him. They were making thousands of dollars on their large chain of Wacky Whip Drive-Ins. I asked her about Jean Hickey. She told me that Jean was the Home Economics teacher in Sanborn and avery good one, too. There was only one drawback however, she had to be away from her husband, which of course, is the new Victor Borgie, so much of the time. On my way back to the main street, I saw a large building with a sign out front that said: Snyder and Getting Fix-It Shop. The names sounded familiar so I went inside to find out more. As soon as I stepped inside I recognized Marlene Getting in anurse's uniform. She told me that she and Donna Snyder had built the medical clinic in Sanborn after they had graduated from nurses' training together. She was so happy they had built :lt near the creamery, which is owned by Larry and Terry Baldwin. This way she and Larry could take turns watching their twin sons. They were continually getting lost in the new block long creamery. Larry and Terry certainly became successful as new owners of the creamery. Marlene also told me that they were plan- ning to expand their clinic into Melvin so Donna could be closer to her home, which is on a farm just south of Melvin. Back of Main Street I saw another big building with the sign: Strang Enterprise written on the front. As I peered in the window I saw a beautiful secretary sitting on the boss' lap. The secretary was no one else but Marlene Schultz. I could see by that, that Virgil was a very successful businessman. I was pretty tired by this time so I decided to find a room in a hoel. Since I was here to have a good time, I went to the best I could find. As I walked up to the desk, I recognized Bill Hakeman standing behind it. He told me he was the owner of it but was just taking over while his manager went out to supper. Bill was still kind of blurry eyed from watching the leader of the parade, so I got aroom and wandered around the lobby. I found a large showcase of trophies which I inquired about. They all belonged to Arwin Van Wyk for being the world's most daring auto dare devil. I heard music coming from the TV set in the corner so I went over to see who it was. There on the TV screen was Don Rubsam, the star hill billy singer on the Rambling Range Riders TV show. As I went up the elevator to my room I thought how wonderful it was that each person in the senior class of 1954 had made a success of himself. f f' s Q , 5 T ff HA Q19 N 5 K fx, ' Y QNJ We, the senior class of 1954, would like to thank all of you who helped to make this an- nual possible. gi To those of you who very graciously gave your many ads, For we couldn't have done this without you. Ken Erwin And thank you, so many of you who put in your time and talent to work on the annual. And also many thanks to you who have bought this annual, We hope that you have enjoyed it as much as we have enjoyed doing it and that it will give you many pleasant memories in the years to come. We would especially like to thank our sponsors, Mr. Harry Ellett, Principal, for helping us all through, sponsoring our activities and realizing our needs and wishes too. And Mr, Ken Erwin, Superintendent, for keeping us in line, and helping us finance our annual which we think is mighty fine. Both of them have been pushing us all the way. So you see, we have to put them last be- cause they have pushed us all the rest of the way so we will let them sit back here overlooking it all, To Mr. Glover, Anderson, Borden, Moll, Miss McGreevy and Berryhill, we thank you for the help you have given us the whole year through. We also wish to extend our thanks to the teachers who have struggled with us in primary on up through. We hope you will be proud of us, knowing you had a hand in our lives too. So this last page is also the last chapter of our lives in good old SHS. A chapter in our lives which we will never forget. ,ASX 1' 9 'h 0 Harry Ellett I F M 4!E5 N..,f INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Puhiushers Cover Munufnzlurers Book Binders HUORY HOME OFFICE Kansas City .mug Www .452 'air .Wren- - wfwm wmsmmkm.