Schleswig High School - Banner Yearbook (Schleswig, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1950 volume:

4 IIEIIIEATI IIN H 4 Q X N X -ex Dedzc a ted To the Schleswug I-hgh School Smx man I ootball Team of 1049 May thxs new chapter ln bchleswlg S athletlc progranu yxeld bountlful returns 1n sportsmanbmp and competnxon ln the yrars to come Z a x f - I - . , . E Annual Staff FRONT ROW Gene Koepke Marilyn Chnstxansen Gene Evers Betty Bxelenbetg Beep Sonksen Arlene Mlller Jerry Hess BACK ROW Arlul Bxelenberg Lavonne Swenehart Marleen Iohnnnlen Arllnd Wiele and Edltor m Chlef Busmess Manager Sports Edltors Art Ed1tors .Tumor Class Edltor Sophomore Class Ed1t0fS Freshman Class Edltor Typxsts Humor Ronald A dex-son The Banner Staff 3 Betty Bxelenberg Lavonne Swenehart Jerry Hess Beep Sonksen Arlene Mlller Arlmss B1e1enberg Lavonne Swenehart Gene Koepke Ronald Anderson Marleen .Tohannsen Arland Wxese Arhss Blelenberg Arlene Mzller Betty Bxelenberg Marxlyn Chrlstxansen Lavonne Swenehart Jerry Hess Marllyn Chnstlansen : . ' ' ' . . ' .U u ' Il . 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THOMAS MEECE IMNM' of Tvhvlvv s-.bpm 'rypsng 1 and u and shormmal sal Quumg. Colhs, Hnggngn Sun Iowa State Teachers State Umversity et' Iowa Teachers College Arkadelphla Arkansas Subject! Algebra U inusl Training I Subjects Government Socxology General and ll Agrxculture ard Girls Phy lathematlca and Algebral Football Educatxon Class laakotball Fxeld and Track Northwestern Junior College Orange Cxty Iowa Mormngsxde East Central State Teachers College Ada College Sxoux Cxty Iowa Oklahoma 6 Subjects History English Il and Music lVocal and lnstrurnentall Drake Unxversity Des Momes Iowa . - . : : ' ' . . Q . ul . l P MR. JAMES CHANDLER COACH WILLARD D. 'roP ul' ,Gm ,ONES GRADUATES BETTY BIELENBERG Paper Sta!! Annual Staff Basketball Cheerleader Glee Club Secretary Treasurer Treasurer of Class Gxrll State Plays Out of Thu World For Pete I Sake GERALD BEEP SONKSEN Annual Staff Basketball Football Softball Track Glee Club President of Class Boys State Motor Club Presxdent Playa Out of Thu World For Pete s Sake GENE EVERS Paper Staff Annual Staff Basketball Football Softball Track Glee Club Band Secretary Plays Out of Thxs World For Pete s Sake KRLE NE MILLER Annual Staff Basketball Cheerleader Glee Club Band Secretary of Class Playa Out of This World For Pete s Sake MARILYN CHRISTIANSEN Paper Staff Annual Staff Basketball Softball Cheerleader Glee Club Prendent of Class Playa Out of Thu World Assistant Play Dxrector LODE AN KORNER softball Cheerleader Glee Club Band Pres1dent of Class Secretary Treasurer of Class Motor Club Playa Out of Thxs Norld For Pete s Sake 8 si ----------------1, 4 ----------------- 4 ----------------1, 2 ------------ ---.4 ------------ 1, 2, 3, 4 - .... .,----4 -., .... .--- 3 ' - ,,------,,-,,,,,, 3 .. - ..-n 3 .. . .. ..-.-.-- U-4 -----------------4 1 -----------l,Z,3,4 --------------------4 ' ------------- 1, 2, 3, 4 1 ------------------- 3, 4 ----------- 1, 2, 3, 4 ' ---------- 4 ii' - ,,.,,,,,-.,,,..,. 3 ' ------- 4 -' ' .---3 .. . .. -.----- -0 4 -------------------3 ------------------4 ------------1, 2, 3, 4 --------------------- 4 ---------------1, 2, 3, 4 ---------------------3, 4 ------------ 1, 2, 3, 4 ---------------- 1, 2, 3, 4 --------------------Z Vice-President Class --------- 4 ' .--- 3 -- ' -- ....,.... -,-4 -------------------4 ------------------1, 2 ------------------ 4 ------------- 1, 2, 3, 4 ------Q------:--e---------l I -------------I ' ---- 3 I .' -- ' -- .--------,,- 4 i , . if -----------------3, 4 2 ------------------ 4 1 egff :va ------------1. 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' --------- 1.2. 3. -----------1,2 3 -------------1, Z 3 .. -5 GENE KOEPKE LJUNE BAETH RICHARD WINNER Annual Stiff B lkifblu SQg.g Mggglqf Footblll Softball 'I' Play For Pete e Sake Glee Club Band Treasurer Vxce Preudent Plays Out of Thx World For Pete I Sake Sen :or Class Hzstory It was the second day of September 1946 a cahn peaceful autumnal day radxant w1th the sunshme of hope cheer and joyous promzse that the good slup Schleswlg I-hgh School stood at anchor at the wharf of a new school year It was the same old shxp that had carrled many passengers to safe harbors mn the Land of Great W1sdom but thxs day was a gala day 1n 1ts History Many people gazed upon lt m wonder as they watched the elght beautlful and charming ladles and the sax bold and dashmg young gentlemen as they so happily stepped aboard for t was rumored that they were about to set sail over new and untrxed waters ln a quest for The Fountaxn of Perfect Understandlng As the shxp stood at anchor on that eventful morning of September the passengers began to arrxve and as I Gene Evers was the flrst to be enrolled upon the 11st of passengers to me was entrusted the important task of wrxtmg the log of the voyage the voyage that even then they all realxzed was to be the most lmportant 1n thexr hves l had scarcely fxmshed the task of placmg my slgnature upon the sh1p's regxster when a compamon Jomed me It was Arlene Maller, a gxrl who had saxled wxth me through the 10 up -----------------4 ------------------1,-z ---..--.--------: -'- - - ' '3 ------------------- Z. 4 rack- --------------------- 4 Cheerleader ----------------- 4 ' ---- 4 ----- ------- 1 . z, 3, 4 ----------..------------.. 2 ------------------- 1 . - . -------U------3 .. -I ,.---- 3 -- - .. ---------.- 4 0 o l I y , - D . 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I F . : I I ' I --' . . . . . . . exghth grade crulse among the Islands of Smaller Learnxng and who I was glad to learn was JOID me IH thls larger voyage We were both congratulatmg ourselves upon the mutual pleasure of longer compamonshxp together when we turned to welcome a thxrd comer who had come from a dxstant clty to take passage wlth us We peeped over her shoulder as she wrote her name We Were surprlsed to declpher the letters she wrote as B e t t y B 1 e l e n b e r g We had heard of the young lady before and had known of her many pranks so wh1le we knew we would not f1nd her overly fond of study we were sure her Jolly nature would brxghten for us many and otherwlse gloomy hour In a short tlme we were Jomed by a fourth and a fxfth They were Lols Jensen and Lalune Baeth They had also traveled wzth us m days past Soon many were crowd mg around us xncludxng Gerald Sonksen who became affectlonately known as Beep Harms Grxll Elaxne Kuehl Leila Benmgsdorf Rxchard Pxckel Lodean Korner and Shxrley Sherman These people were mostly from other places but chose our faxr shlp upon whxch to make thexr voyage There were still a couple of farnllxar faces we hadn t seen but they soon made then' appearance too F1rst carne Mar11yn Chrxstxansen and last but not least Rxchard Wehner Nova that all the berths were fxlled we were assured of a very happy voyage We notzced at the outset of the voyage that the stream upon whxch we had set saxl was comparatlvely narrow and sheltered but uslng our fleld glasses we could see such wxde vlstas of water ahead that we were led to 1nqu1re of the Captain the s1gn1f1c ance of the sltuatlon He explalned to us that the Voyage of I-hgh School Lxfe was mn realzty to be over four seas although the four bodles of water were so closely Joxned together that they seemed but one xmmense sea He mformed us that we had just entered upon the fn mallest of these whxch was called Freshman Sea We salled over the Freshman Sea and recelved our check of ldentlfxcatlon from the Purser almost before we knew While sa1l1ng on the Sophomore Sea we plcked up a passenger Thls was Delphm Bruhn He came on board from another ship that was saxlmg mn about the same dxrectmon Agam we saxled through wxth flying colors ll , to . . , D u o r ' ' ' ' ' ll II , I I l D I I D I ' l . . . , A ' I I 0 I I U ' . . . 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By now we were half way over the four seas Before we started on our Journey on the Iunlor Sea we lost two of our passengers They d1dn t drown but boarded another sh1p the shlp of lzfe To make up for our loss we took on Gene Koepke On Sen1or Sea we took on Gerry Lyman So you see we are stxll one b1g happy famlly It would take too long to read the complete log of th1s eventful voyage It has but lxttle vital slgmflcance except to ourselves the few who st11l rema1n together wlll soon land at Commence ment Wharf It has been a most wonderful voyage and we have accumulated many souvemrs from every port as we strive however to guard agalnst the danger of excess baggage and to take unto ourselves anythmg whlch would not be of servlce to us on the yet greater Voyage of Real Llfe We have been able to procure the necessary passport at the entrance of each succeedxng sea and have been able to pay the pr1ce lh good hard work for every part of the passage We have sympathlzed with the seaslck passengers that made up the varxous new classes We have enjoyed the successful experlences of those who have landed on other shores Now we look at the larger more l'!'AaJ8St1C ocean ahead and feel that our experxence has fltted us to wlthstand every storm and to weather any oppos1ng force w1th no fear of dlsaster Whlle the Voyage of l-hgh School L1fe IS at an end the Voyage of Real Lxfe IS now and here at 1ts trxurnphant Commencement Sen zor Class Wzll Lalune Baeth w1lls her ab111ty to catch men to Lo1s Hecht her goss1p1ng to Marlan Arlene Mlller and Betty Bxelenberg bequeath then' advertxslng ab1l1ty to Charlene Moeller and .To Evans Beep Sonksen and Gene Evers leave thelr basketball and football abllxty plus thexr good looks and sxnglng ab1l1ty and last but not least the1r way w1th women to Gerry Wehner and Mert Lxngren Gene Koepke wills h1s wonderful laugh to Gordon hls ablllty to play football to Val Gene and hzs ab1l1ty to get away wxth chewlng gum to those who get caught Gerry Lyman and Lodean Korner wxll thelr afternoon chats ln agnculture class to Gordon Longlee and Harold Fxck Gerry Lyman wxlls hxs parklng place to anyone who makes use of It ll We will go on writing new logs of greater adventure and yet more wonderful discoveryg for Rlchard Plckel w1lls hxs lxttle but mlghty way to do th1ngs to Ronald Clausen and h1s great mental ab1lxty to Arl1ss he hopes she gets along wxth It Fat Wehner wxlls h1s w1ld haxr to D1cky Peters and h1s shortness to Phml Schhmgen Elame Kuehl w1lls her whole locker to Rub1e so that she may have plenty of room Lodean Korner WIIIS hls Bachelors Degree to lVI1lford Schultz Betty Bxelenberg w1lls her good grades 1n Enghsh to R I The four Semor cheerleaders Chrls Lalune Arlene and Betty w1ll thelr cheerleadmg abllxty to Iona Bahnsen Beverly Broderson Delores Kastner and Lavonne Swenehart May they lead wlth equal v1m and vlgor Lezla Bennxgsdorf wxlls and equal portlon of her quxetness 1n the typlng room to the followxng Dale Lehman Ardene Paulsen Phxl Schhmgen and Dlcky Peters quxetness ln the assembly to Dale Lehman Mar1Iyn Chrxstxansen w1lls her abxllty to wrlte goss1p for the paper to Norma Ernst Harrxs Gr1ll wxlls h1s all mght trlps to Mapleton to Fredd1e Backhaus and h1s dr1v1r to anyone who has xntestlnal fort1tude enough to take lt Senzor Class Prophecy When your fortune phrenologxsts read They felt all the bumps on your head Wh1ch was tlresome and made you so weary That the happlest fortune seemed dreary By cards by handwrltxng or trances You may learn of your next cxrcurnstances But I have a new method astoundxng That IS every old system confoundmg Dld you know that the shape of your noses Your mlnds and your future dxscloses? Just to prove that my powers are ample I shall gwe you a wonderful sample I glance thus at your faces all glowmg And stralghtway your future I m knowing Ere many years Lodean Korner w1ll be A solemn Doctor of Ph1losophy And ln a manner haughty shall expound I-hs wxsdom and h1s theor1es profound Lalune Baeth a gxrl of charm and grace Whose virtues reflect 1n her face Wxll lxve IH peace and plenty all her hfe A housekeeper deluxe and happy wxfe 13 Lois Stretch Jensen wills her ability to-play basketball to Bobbie Asmus, and her Harrxs Grlll and Dlck Plckel always up 1n the amr Who love to take chances and perlls to dare W1l1 very soon be world famed av1ators As noted as Llndbergh perhaps even greater Our frlends Lo1s Jensen and Marllyn Chrlstxansen have very small vomces But great blg emotxons and dlctxon qulte cholce So they ll be radxo crooners some day And sob all themr troubles 1n ether away A plumber workxng overt1me Wzth charges huge and nerve subllme R1chard Wehner s future plaln I see A very wealthy man he ll be Not fond herself of overwork She can t endure that others shxrk So Lella Bennlgsdorf w1l1 run wlth glee A great employment agency Gerald Lyman likes to speculate And takes h1s fun xn temptmg fate So he ll become the reckless Joker A very lucky Wall Street broker Her fertlle braln and ready Wlt Proclaxm at once the job she d f1t Betty B1elenberg w111 Wrlte the perfect story Thus covering herself wmth lots of glory He argues mornxng noon and nlght And wins zf he be wrong or rmght So Gene Koepke w1ll be of course A lawyer crlmmal and dlvorce Arlene Mxller w1ll be an artxst who Wxll mural decoratxons do And be as well a portralt pamter Who 11 make poor Rembrandt s glory fa1nter Beep Sonksen and Gene Evers have great ambltxons They 11 be wxly pol1t1c1ans To Congress by admirers sent And next perhaps be Presxdents Wxth gestures wlde and volce lntense At speakxng pieces she s xmmense And so Elalne Kuehl upon the stage W11l soon become the natxon s rage I hope thls very generous sample Has proved to you my powers are ample And that the outllne of your noses Your future honestly dlscloses 14 1 1 1 ' 1 , . 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 . , . - 1 1 . 1 1 1 , . 1 . 1 1 ' 1 -- . . . . , . 1 1 . 1 1 1 . . . . 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 ' 1 1 ' . u 11 , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , . 1 . . , 1 . Senior Class Play Lying as a fine art certainly calls for a strong head, a stout heart, and a good memory, and Peter Pepperdine has all these qualifications to fit him for a magnificent liar in the Senior play ' For Pete s Sake When his exasperated aunt in an effort to discipline him started on a summer tour of Palestine without him he rented her mansion against her expressed desire to her dearest enemy the mother of his ladylove and masqueraded as her butler d1Sgll1Slhg his pal Bill as her gardener and Muggsy the despised college grind who was supposed to tutor him all surnrner as her housemaid And all this madcap scheming not only provided Peter and Bill with ready cash but enabled them to discover whether their respective ladyloves were flirting with older and wealthier sultors The boys soon put a crimp in the suitors woo ings especially after they turned Muggsy loose on them to vamp them in his housemaid s disguise And then Aunt Sarah spoiled everything by suddenly canceling her trlp and coming home Once again Peter while teetering on the brink of comic catastrophe managed to save himself and Bill by quick thinking and masterly lying He invoked the aid of a spook and some fictitious robbers to cover up his tracks CHARACTERS Leila Benmgsdorf Elaine Kuehl Miss Sarah Pepperdine Peter s aunt Jasmine Jackson Aunt Sarah s darky cook Cicero Muxglethorpe Dean of Elwood College Peter Pepperdine always in hot water Bill Bradshaw Peter s pal Thorndyke Murglethorpe Muggsyj A college g Mrs Georgina Clarkston A social climber Peggy Clarkston Bill s sweetheart Malvina Potts Muggsy s goddess John Boliver A wealthy banker Dupont Darby The poet of Elwood College Director Student Director Stage Helpers :ind 15 Gex ry Lyman Beep Sonksen Gene Evers Lodean Koi ner Betty Bielenberg Arlene Miller Lois Jensen Richard Pickel Al Stoneking Mr EI VanKooten Marilyn Christiansen Harris Grill Richard Wehner Gene Koepke 4 - --y- --,l---,-- Nadine Clarkston, Peter's sweetheart --av--V -- 1 --------- ----- - - --V -LaJune Baeth .-f - K X X ll IIIEIIIIHAIIS . ,X ,X- Q 5 f X r +94 X X 4' X K x f :'gl, ?5j' Junior Class FIRST ROW Lsvonne Swenehart Lola Miller Irene Bosse Jo Evans Norma Ernst Norma Jensen Iona Bahnsen and May Lou Grill SECOND ROW Dxcky Peters Ardene Paulsen Beverly Broderson Charlene Moeller Delores Kastner LaVerle Asmus Mxlford Schultz Roger Johannsen and Alvern Schoenfeld THIRD ROW Gerald Wehner Ronald Anderson Jerry Hess Arthur Beeck Phxl Schlxmgen Dale Lehmann Gene Schneider Harold Fxck Sheldon Lyman and Sponsor Mrs Meece 1895 CLASS OFFICERS 1920 Vice Pres1dent Sheldon Lyman Sggrgtary Irene Bosse Treasurer Je1'1'Y Hess 1950 17 Progress Grandma had a caller Who had a tlmxd heart When they sat together They sat thls far apart Mother had a boy frxend Who was bashful and shy Do you think he kissed her? Why he dxdn t even try Whenever daughter s steady call-. He greets her wxth a kxss When they s1t together Theysxtcloseuphkethxs , f ,H w Presidente-Q----B-me-D---Q Ronald Anderson Miss Hepplewhite music teacher The Junior Class Play The Junior class play, Moonlight For Herbert , centers around the Rains family who think they have a musical genius in their son. Herbert, however, is more interested in the forthcoming Regetta Day Parade in which Herbie and Vincent have entered a float. When a famous music critic comes to hear Herbert play, Herbie injures his hand while hauling in some boards and is unable to play the piano. From then on his mother, father, and kid sister have an unfavorable attitude toward the parade but just the same they are tickeled to death when the float the boys built comes ' first place Everybody however isn t tickeled to death about the float for there appeared to a little conflict in what Mr Tierney a rival contractor of father s thought was slander The story has a happy ending however for the boys recelve a medal for helping unveil Tierney s fraudulent ways and sending him to Jail Moonlight or rather Jean Bressart has enough fa1th ln Herbert s music al ability to pay for his expenses w1th her share of the prize money on a trip to New York so that the famous music critic who is her uncle can hear hlm play Vincent soon changes his opinion of that Bressart dame when she asks him if he would like to come to New York Vincent quickly accepts This year s production of the Junior class play was under the direction of Miss Catherine Wood Alvern Schoenfeld and Norma Jensen were in charge of sound effects CAST OF CHARACTERS Ardene Paulsen Charlene Moeller Lavonne Sweneheart Beverly baby of the family Margaret Reins her mother Mrs Ellington Lewis aristocrat Felix Hiedler music critic Herbert genius of trouble Sidney Rains his father Julia Arnold town s leading realtor Jean Bressart nlece of Mrs Ellingt Vincent Fransworth Sr principal Mrs Tracy housewife Mr Tierney contractor on Lewis Jo Evans Ronald Anderson Jerry Hess Dale Lehmann Norma Ernst Irene Bosse Harold Fick Beverly Brodersen Gordon Longlee , . in I ' ' 1 ll ' 11 1 Vincent Farnsworth, Jr., Herb's pal k--.uQ.--a-we--- --t'- ---.--.-A ----- -A-fa Philip Schlimgen 18 FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW Sophomore Class Tywla Wxgg Delores Else Joydu-ne Baeth Donna Lou Kenner and Lnbolmn Bahnsen Carlton Petersen Vernon Stocldleth Wxlma Jacob: Marleen Johnnnlen and Lou Hecht Bxlly Brockman Verdell Krohnke Marvxn Roecker llorlyn .Lingrcn Arhnd Wlese and Sponsor I Joint Dear Football Boys Ne may not be the largest class And maybe not the boldest Ne know we re not the smartest class And we may not be the oldest It s true that Car11e and B111 are rather short And Clump IS kmd of stout Clump on m a wrestlmg bout Now the gn-1s m our class could Catch the eye of any boy For M1111e there s Delores andl Sure you c. all hke .Toy There are several others we could boast But boastmg s not our style ,Ve are just tryxng To p.1 lt rather m11d Smce space IS hmlted And our class IS very thrlfty We 11 just leave you now Smcerely Sophomores of 49 and 50 19 N W Y , Nik But what upperclassman wants to take . . . . . 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I D FIRST ROW Freshman Class Marlene Peterse L June F ledr hsen Arl ss Bxelenberg Rubxe Plckel Exleen Else I A n Klxnk Marxan Neubaum Sh rley Asmus Bobby H nn ma Way e Schultz James K oeger Roger Johannsen Beverly Ch zstxansen Cathy Wood Sponsor Dale Jolnnnuen Gordon Nahnsen Vol Gene Jess Freddxe Backhnun Roger Frledrlchlen Al Stonektng Melvin Kohlen SECOND ROW THIRD ROW JOY OF THE FRESHMAN YEAR On August 29th The .Toy of lxfe began Our Freshman year was started and our fun was near at hand We walked lnto the buxldmg And up the flxght of stalrs Then mto the assembly We were quxet as a mouse And really tvuce as scared They gave us a fr1endly smxle As 11' they really cared But later ln the week They mocked and called us green They embarrassed us so much T111 we were afrald to be seen Thls all led up to 1mt1at1on day WhlCh was gxven vuth much delxght The Semors had xt all well planned lncludxng the party at mght It proved to be a lot of fun Though embarrassmng at tlmes But as the years pass by We ll not forget th1s gay and joyous t1me As weeks passed by We got to knovs them well We found thexr mockxng was only a Joke For which we now can tell The teachers have all been grand They re the kmd to share your thoughts Through laughter and tears work and play Everyone enjoys a party And the fun was shared at ours Wxth chlcken supper and trmmmmgs We couldn t walk for hours With basketball and football Glee club and band And all the other actxutxes Fllled the year so grand Th1s IS just a prevxew Of our years mn S H S Wxth three more years to cover We hope to do our best We may not be good lookxng Or even smart but then Please dear frxend remember We re only poor Freshmen g n, a r' ic , A i ' . 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I 1 , Z0 . l 7th and 8th Grades FIRST ROW Connxe Hultsch Barbara Bosse Edna Mae Kastner LaJoyce Abbe Gloria Jnhde LeeAnn Petersen LouWonne Wolf Marjorxe Sher SECOND ROW Mary Lou Rxnne Carol Schultz Joan Kusch Jordean Frxedrxchsen Joan Teut Ardlth Wlese Elaxne Marth Bette Dee Bxelenberg Mr Stone THIRD ROW Robert Kuehl Dale Reese Melvxn Miller Moralle Else Eugene Kroeger James Hollander Roger Jensen Murlin Johlnnsen DeWayne Schultz Dean Wieck 5th and 6th Grades FIRST ROW Georgia Gul Jensen Joleen Schultz JoAnn Stockfelth Mu-y Ellen Schroeder, Jolene Petersen Mary Ann Bllesmann Karen Wxnterl SECOND ROW Donald Lmgren Bxlly Kusch Joy Remlung Mane Wollenhaupt Betty Braalch Plnlrp Rxckert Douglas Schwxeso Mxss Kracht THIRD ROW Kenneth Jahde James Kuehl Douglas Lyon Alfred Jensen Jr Elrner Peterlen Dale Lenz Mxlroy Chrxstlansen Z1 - I I I I I I I - - I I I I I I I I . . - I I I I I I I I I - I I I 1 I I I ' I I I I I I I I - I I I I - 1 I . 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Grades FIRST ROW .Yldith Werneberg JoAnn Kuehl Pearlxe Hanneman Sandra Lyon Ruth Dodge Barbara Mxller Mxldred Evans Erlka Detleflen SECOND ROW Wayne Mxller Roger Petersen Roger Rexnkxng Maryla Else Audry Ernst John Dodge Kenneth Braasch THIRD ROW Rxchard Lxngren Allen Rmne Jerry Struck Dems Dahma Lawrence Wien! Richard Wernobor' Bobby Petersen, Ura Hordeman NOT PICTURED Veronica Schlimmar and Lauren Clausen FIRST ROW Georgia Greal Wayne Werneberg Gary Winters Diane Len: Myrna Kay Johannaen Raymond Pepper Mary Wxene Manta Chrxatxanaen SECOND ROW Linda Wollenhaupt Mxke Lyon Iulxe Ann Hollander John Caaaena Shxrley Evan! Mary Hamann Mxss Metcalf Larry Mxller THIRD ROW Connxe Schultz Gunnar Detlefsen Ronald Struck Dxana Frledrlchlen Cathy Aamua Marla Mxller NOT PICTURED Teddxe Ann Hollander and Faylenne Bohlmann ZZ Kindergarten and Ist Grade Z' c. I VA ATHIETIIS NAME Gene Koepke Gene Evers Beep Sonksen Jerry Hess Norman Frxednchsen Ronald Anderson Dale Lehmann Alfred Stonekxng Pee Wee Lyman Gene Schne1der Carlton Petersen Rxchard Plckel Verdell Krohnke Alvern Schoenfeld POS HB' FB4' OB' OB4' HB' The Football Team FIRST ROW Alvern Schoenfeld Pee Wee Lyman Ronald Anderson Jerry Hell Carlton Petersen and Rxchard Pxckel SECOND ROW Gordon Nahnsen Manager Harold Fxck Gene Schneider Alfred Stonekmg Gene Koepke and Verdell Krohnke THIRD ROW Superintendent E Van Kooten Dale Lehmann Gene E erl Norman Fnedrxchsen Gerald Beep Sonksen and Coach Top GRADE Soph Soph 4 Letter Wmners 4 Z0 0 4 0 7 Z .achleswlg SEASON REC ORD Sergeant Bluff Macedoma Sergeant Bluff Shelby Wmnebago Nebr Macedoma Z 4 Won 3 Lost 3 Z . - WT. Jr. 16 , CW' Sr. 1 Sr. 175 ,.. . Jr. 135 ,, . 20 Harold Pick Ei' Jr. 155 ,, 38 12 ' ' EW' Jr. 160 4.7 60 1 r. 53 . EW' FF. 155 T- 'T-' Ir. 1 5 ' HB Jr. 145 -an HB . 135 ' ' QB Sr. 13 E . 130 C Jr. 1 5 4 Sonk 5 en .......... ,. ..... ..---- Hess ---- ---- INDIVIDUAL SCORING 123 ...... ........... ..... 2 0 TD's and 8 extra pomts -U-,,,,,,,7,,,,,, 31 ------e----..---------- 5 TD's and 1 extra pomt rick - -------------- ----- so -------- B--------- - ---- 5 TD'S Anderson ------------ --------- 1 3 -------------' --- Z TD'S Evers ------ -------- -------- - - Koepke ----- BEEP SONKSEN ---- 4-------..-- ------------ 4 extra points HONORABLE MENTION Thxs year four of the Schleswlg Hawks S1x man football squad were placed on the Honor Roll of the Des Momes Reglster s All State mentlon 11st Two Semors made the se1ect1on they were Captams Gene Evers and Beep Sonksen Gene placed on the center nommatxons and Beep on the backs Two boys who 11 be around next year to try to 11ve up to thexr ratmgs are .Tumors Harold F1ck end and .Terry Hess back 9 ....... .......... ...... 1 T D, 1 drop kick, 1 extra pomt GENE EVERS Cl l HAROLD FICK JERRY HESS Z5 OUR SEASON IN A NUTSHELL The flrst football team 1n the h1story of Schleswlg H1gh was organlzed this fall Wlth f1fteen asplrants reportlng to Coach Top for the f1rst practlce The Hawks f1rst grxd contest was wlth Sergeant Bluff 1n an afternoon game on thelr fleld The Hawks showed a lot of flght also a lot of greeness but managed to stay on top untll the last mlnutes of the duel when Sergeant Bluff countered a touchdown pass ln the last mmute of the garne to put them mto the lead twenty to nmeteen The Hawks desperately trled to come back but failed ln the short tlme remaxmng The Hawks had lost thexr flrst contest but nevertheless they kept rxght on flghtxng and f1n1shed the season wlth a three wln and three loss mark The second game of the season saw a stronger Schleswxg S1x maul Macedonla by the score of forty fxve to zero before a large home crowd Schleswlg poured on the steam m thelr thlrd game as they huxnbled Sergeant Bluff thxrty elght to twelve thus avenglng a prevxous defeat handed out by the Warrmors In a w11d free scorlng tussel at Shelby the Hawks were st1fled by Mr Norman and Co 51XtY to forty seven Th1s game was the hxghest sconng contest for the state ln s1x man football ln an mdxvxdual scormg race Beep Sonksen outpomted thrlce all state Dlck Norman thn-ty e1ght to th1rty s1x mn the game After a week s layoff the Hawks journeyed to W1nnebago Nebraska where they met the rugged lndxans ln an afternoon game Wmnebago pxled up a thxrteen to zero lead the fxrst half On the very f1rst play of the second half Sonksen raced for a touchdown but this effort failed as Wxnnebago contmued to plle up then' lead and amassed a th1rty one to twelve flnal score Smartmg from two stra1ght losses Schleswxg took It out on the hapless Domes from Macedoma as they walloped them flfty three to zero In wxnmng thexr game of the sxx game schedule the benches were cleared and everybody saw some actlon Ten players earned letters th1s year of these seven wxll be returmng for next year s team They are Harold Fxck Jerry Hess Gene Koepke Alfred Stonekmg Sheldon Pee Wee Lyman Ronald Anderson and Dale Lehmann Schleswlg loses xts two captaxnl Gene Evers and Beep Sonksen by graduatlon and Norman Frxedrxchsen who dropped from school 26 , . . . . . - 1 1 A , . 1 ' 1 1 n - I . , - , . 1 1 ' 'Q . . . . . ., I, . . . . 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Hzgh School Boys Basketball Team F1151 ROW Beep Sonksen Gene Evers Plnl Schlxmgen Al Sf0D0klhg Jerry Hess SECTD ROW Coach Top Pee Wee Lyman Andy Anderson Harold Fxck Mnllord Schultz Car 10 Petersen and standmg m front Eddxe Chandler mascot After gettmg off to a slow start after the football campalgn the Hawks rolled to a season s record of sxxteen wxns and 8 losses The Hawks dropped two opemng games to Ute and Knrun and then evened thelr record at two and two wxth vxctorles over Delolt and Mamlla From then on Schle swxg lost only s1.x contests the rest of the season losxng three to Westsxde tvuce to Dow Cnty and once more to Kxron The Hawks placed second place xn the sectlonal tournament losxng to a strong W65lS1dC aggregatlon FIVE lettermen will be returnmg for nextyears team They are Ph11l Schlxmgen Jerry Hess Pee Wee Lyman Al Stoneklng and lVl1lforfl Schultz Gene Evers and Beep Sonksen are the only Semors on the f1rst ten that earned nume ls Z7 1 YY H , , ,, ' I 5 f . . , . 3 I p 1 I ,. . . . v K 1 , . ' ' . . , ' , . -- ' ' . . A . . n . . . . ' , , an Q1 ' ' cn un 1 4 1 1 A . Schlesm lg Ute K1ron Man111a De1o1t Westsxde Arcad1a CUSh1Hg Charter Oak St Ann s Dow Clty Arcad1a Wests1de BOYS RECORD Sch1esw1g 'County Tournament if Sectxonal Tournament Va11 Charter Oak 'Man111a Dow C1ty Dow Cxty Arthur Va11 K1ron De1o1t i1fVa11 ffSt Ann s 1fWEStS1dC SCHLESWIG HAWKS BASKETBALL STATISTICS Name Fxeld Goals Free Made Throws Average Total Av Po1nts Mlssed Poxnts Per Game Evers Gene Sonksen Beep Hess Jerry Schhmgen P1111 Stoneklng A1 Schultz M11ford Lyman Pee Wee F1Ck Harold Anderson Ronald Petersen Carlton Nahnsen Gordon Krohnke Verdell 5 527 57 500 250 500 OO OOO O00 500 O00 3 808 8 TOTALS 4 .522 1117 46.54 Opponents Total Pomts 913 Defensmve Average 38 04 Schleswxg Total Polnts 1117 Offenslve Average 46.54 28 f 44 54 ' 46 ' -' 22 A 38 -- 43 -- 37 ' 27 '- 40 ' 38 A 19 52 ' 30 ' 45 36 ' 49 . ' 32 59 46 ' 41 47 ' 47 35 45 ' 56 . ' 38 90 ' 56 ' 55 45 ' 51 ' 21 61 . ' 38 ' 46 -' 37 ' , 198 68 47 . 99 464 19.33 , 77 39 35 . 19 . , 79 27 22 .551 1 5 8.40 ' , ' 66 29 23 . 6 161 6.71 1 , 15 16 16 . 46 1.83 , ' 15 1 21 . 37 1.54 , 5 6 6 . 16 - , 3 1 1 .5 1 , 2 0 4 . 4 , 2 0 0 . 2 , 0 1 1 . 1 , 0 1 g 0 1. 1 61 195 176 Hzgh School Girls Basketball Team FRONT ROW Delores Else Wilma Jacobs Loxs Jensen Marilyn Chrntxarnen Mnrleen Johannaen Loxs Mxller BACK ROW Coach Top Irene Bosse .Toydme Baeth Ardene Paulsen Twyla Wxgg Lavonne Swenehart Lalune 1-'rxedrlchsen Mxss Kracht chaperone The Schleswig Hawkettes flelded a hlghly successful season ln the 1949 50 campalgn as they of elghteen w1ns and seven defeats Schleswlg added trophy to the season s laurels topplmg Deloxt ln the consolatlon round of the S6Ct1Ona1 tournament for thlrd place honors LOIS Jensen and Marllyn Chrlstlansen are the only two Semors on the twelve glrl squad The followmg femmme cagers earned numerlas SENIORS 1.1015 Jensen and Marllyn Chr1st1ansen IUNIORS Lols Mlller Irene Bosse and Lavonne Swenehart SOPHOMORES Wxlma Jacobs Delores Else and Marleen Johannsen Z9 N K 4 ', , rounded out a schedule of nineteen regular games and six tournament contests with a record D I I z ' . 1 1 I Y I ' GIRLS REC ORD Schleswig Ute Kxron Manllla Deloxt Westslde Arcadxa Demson Cushlng Charter Oak Dow Clty Arcadla Westsxde Schleswlg Charter Oak 'Vail 'Dow Clty ffMoorhead QKITOII ffUte ffDe1o1t Dow Cnty Arthur Va11 Klron De1o1t Va11 '0'County and if Sectxonal Tournaments SCHLESWIG HAWKETTES BASKETBALL STATISTICS Name Fxeld F ree Throws Average Total Av Pomts Jensen Stretch 228 Else Delores Mlller Lols Bosse Irene Chrlstxansen Marilyn Baeth .Toydlne 50 55 22 4 3 43 375 000 O00 TOTALS 43 4 7 1034 41 36 Opponents Total Pomts 829 Defensive Average 33 16 Schleswxg Total Pomts 1034 Offensive Avernea 41 36 Cheer leader s 30 ARLENE MILLER LAIUNE BAETH MARILYN CHRISTIANSEN ARDENE PAULSEN BETTY BIELENBERG 36 35 ' 29 42 34 ' 43 49 ' 18 25 ' 42 36 ' 45 54 ' 31 43 30 35 ' 26 59 ' 49 43 ' 18 36 38 49 ' 15 72 29 44 ' 34 33 ' 31 24 48 42 . 36 34 ' 43 39 ' 36 44 ' 27 45 ' 43 42 ' 22 62 ' 28 47 ' 20 ' - V Goals f Made Missed Points Pler Gamef , 103 101 . 9 9 'I . . 94 9 14 . 91 197 9.8 ' , ' 72 38 49 . 6 182 7.9 . 37 9 15 . 83 3.7 ' ' . ' 4 3 0 1. 11 .9 ' 1 o 4 . 2 6 161 183 . 6 . Junior Iflgh Basketball Gzrls FIRST ROW LeeAnn Petersen Blame Marth Joan Teut Ardlth Wiele Lalune Frxedrxchsen Joan Kusch SECOND ROW Louwonne Wolf Commu Hultsch Gloru Jghde Io:-dean l-'riedrlchlen Conch JumorH1gh Basketball Boy., FIRST ROW Bobby Kuehl Morelle Else Alfred Jensen Jr Gene Krueger Dale Reels SECOND ROW Melvxn Mxller Gordon Nahnsen Roger Fnedrxchsen James Hollander Bobby Hannernan T Stone Coach 31 ClrolSchu1tI, llry Lou Rim-ne, Joy Reinking, Barbara Bonne. T. Stone, ACTIVITIES ln . 0 -gs- i'-I J l I Gzrls Glee Club FIRST ROW Betty Bxelenberg Arlene Miller Lalune Baeth Ardene Paullem .Toydme Baeth Delores Else Lavonne Swenehart Irene Bosse Io Evan! SECOND ROW JoAnn Klxnk Ezleen Else Arhss Bxelenberg Lalune I-'rxedrxchsen Shxrley Asmus Donna Lou Kastner Delores Kastner LaDonna Bahnsen Loxs Hecht Jacobi Charlene Moeller Marilyn Christiansen Marleen .Tohnnnnen Twyll Wlgg Boys Glee Club FIRST ROW Mxliord Schultz Rxchard Pxckel Ronald Anderson Gordon Nahnsen James Kroeger and Arland Wlese SECOND ROW Alfred Stonekmg Verdell Krohnke Dale Lehmann Gene Schneider and Ierry Hess THIRD ROW Beep Sonksen Lodean Korner Phll Schlxmgen Gene Evers Arthur Beeck and Instructor J' .Tones 33 ' 1 THIRD ROW: Mr. Ionel..Rubie Pickel, Norma Ernst, Beverly Christiansen, Wilma l i Schlesulg Hzgh School Band FIRST ROW Clarxnets Rubxe Pxckel LaDonna Bahnsen Beverly Brodersen Delores Kastner Marjorxe Sher Lou Wonne Wolf French Horns Ardxth Wxese Ioan Teut SECOND ROW Clarmet Arland Wlese Cornets Gene Krueger lona Bahnsen Io Evans Trombone Ardene Paulsen Barxtone Marleen .Tohannsen Base Drum Al Stonelung Base Horn Andy Anderson THIRD ROW Saxophone Melvln Kohles Lodean Korner Artxe Beeck Cornets Phxl Schlxmgen Gene Evers Fleld Drums Charlene Moeller Dean Wreck Dxrector I Jones Schleswig High Marching Band 34 I Motor Club FXRST ROW Rich rd Pxckel Sheldon Lyrnan Alvern Schoenleld Ge ald Lyman Roger Frxedr chsen SECOND ROW Harris Grill Dale Lehmann Marvx Roeck Roger Joh nnsen Harold Flck Superintendent E Van Kooten THIRD ROW Mxlford Schultz Val Gene Jess Lodean Korner Gene Schmeder Beep Sonksen FRESHMAN INITIATION As lt has always been the custom of the S H S to have 1n1t1at1on twenty Freshmen came to school September 22nd dressed 1n the garments the Senlors had chosen for the occaslon The boys came ln women s bathmg suxts hats and shoes whlle the g1rls were formally dressed ln men s shlrts overalls hats and old plow shoes They also had a necklace of onlons and carrled a dxsh wlth two raw eggs performed varzous acrobatlcs before a crowd of people The party at mght took place at the schoolhouse after the football game Afterward a del1c1ous lunch was served by the Semors The kxtchen pohce dutles were done by the Fresh men NRJA, 1 N 'Y hm.: II1lf1C1f10I1 35 ,: ff , , ' u r , I , Im Q , , D . 5 x . - .S , W : ' a ' , , , r . ' i . I ' ' . v In Cr: 3 - During the noon hour the Freshmen were herded up town by Seniors in cars. Here they 1 Q ' Q v . - , 'u , i X 2 , ' ' X . ' X f 4 1: X , - 1 .f Y I v X, SA x' G U X ' ' 'ASA V' A' J . Queen and Attend ants Arlene Mxller, attendant Luetta Wxlken attendant Betty Bzelenberg queen JUBILEE DAYS!! Schlesw1g s Golden .Tub11ee Commemoratmg the f1ft1eth birthday anmversary of the town of Schleswxg played an lmportant part to the students of SChlCSW1g I-hgh School 1n 1949 The openxng day parade found many of the students PaI't1C1pat1l1g Schleswzg s sn: man football squad donned thexr new unxforms for the f1rst txme to take part mn the mmle long parade Mxss Betty Blelenberg was selected for the t1tle of Mzss Schleswxg and Arlene Mlller and Luetta Wxlken were her attendants Schleswlg S1x Man Football Team s Jubxlee Float l Klotz Briardale Float Little German Band Schultz Hdw, Float N e WA , fa 1 N 5-g ll' Q.:-'J +I -P v., 'Il'--0 .A- ig' 'figs' r- g if. gf gf Q- '-'5 I 37 -0-111 ALL FESTIVAL The carnival spirit filled the air of the Schleswig Public School Friday November 4th when the Benefit Fall Festix al was held with a large crowd in attendance The purpose of the Festix al was to raise money in order that the basketball teams could hate new uniforms The ew ent was a huge success for with the proceeds from the Festival the teams were able to get their badly needed new uniforms The whole school donned the festixe atmosphere with the colored confetti streamers loud horns and other noisemakers adding their touch to an exciting evening. 38 W flff .4 fl ' 1 Z X' All'l'lllEil!Al'llS .fil- if 40 .:,..., hun., S. wr1lulf11 um-TH! ... l..L fglf-ML! if wf A N CONIPLINIIIN TS OF FARMERS STATE BANK SCHLESWIG IOVVA WE ARE ALEX AES IINTEPESTED IN THE CAPITAL 8x SLRPLUS S1719 U00 O0 WE ALWAYS GIXI' COOD SERX ICE MEMBER FEDEPAL DEPOSIT INSIJ RAB CI1. 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