Seymour High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Seymour, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1954 volume:

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Q ' ' X' . 5: X' 1 ' - my ri Q 0' r I ct 'zo es, Dedication V e the C1355 of 1954 take great pleasure m dedxcatmg thls Tomahawk to Mr Earl O Berge our supermtendem H15 gumdmg gexuus has not only led our school to a re cogn1zed pOSlI1OD as one of the fmest and most efflc ment schools m the state of Iowa but to each of us as an mdwmdual he has denoted hours of wmse oumdance ard 1r1sp1r1nOleadersh1p A a class we feel that we have accomplmshed great thmgs durmg our school days at Seymour because 'Nlr Berge expected great thmgs from us , V . . . , , . . , . , C . G . . 5 ff u wiv, Q, Wd., 4 22154 list Board o1Educat1on -v f if 134' '34 v.- 1- L In or fmursr 5 xre r dn S nrclxr I Nl' all rlz firm k-,on Prfwldent hirl 0 Beryl? Quperxrtcindenl orrc Romer! ' ollx S X 'TW .-1, 1 QI!! 'P'-'-'fans A .4 High School Faculty 15 KN ROBERT GRAY 'NIAURICE E STAMPS ERNIIL BANNING Prmcxpal Fommerge Englxsh Coach SoC1a1Scxence hath DAN Vx ROBERTS GEORGE S I-'RILDMEYER MRS BETTY FRIEDMFYER Scxence Industrxa1Ar!Q 'Vlusxc Engllsh Commerce 'S RCEERT JONES CHARLES GRAH-KN MRS BARBER-K OOPER N'0k3U0f'31 A-EN ullure ooach Snxence 'N aih Nogatxonal Home Economxcs f 4, 9 E - - , ,J a 'H I ' .,,. 2 V? s S XJ , 4 A.. , S 1 1 , T - X J l - ' Class of 1954 Semor Class Olflcers SHIRLEY M ANELLY CAROL YOUNG ec retary MILTON ALBERTSON R OWENA RASH reasu I I A c President V' -P 'd t ' x S S T .PQ 10 mr Senior C1 GSS MILTON ALBERTSON Glee Club ..... Mixed Chorus. Mixed Octet. ,. Quartet ...... Vocal Solo .... Concert Band.. Brass Quartet. Brass Sextet. . Basketball. . . Football .... Track ....,... Baseball ....,. 1.2.3.4 ..l.Z.3.4 . . . . . 3,4 . . . 1.2.3.4 . 1,Z,3,4 ..l,Z,3,4 . . . 3.4 .. . . .3,4 ..l.Z,3,4 ..l,Z.3,4 ..l.2,3,4 1.2.3.4 Student Council. .......... l S Club ........ S Club Officer. .. .. , 1.2.3.4 RONNIE BAR KER Basketball. . . Baseball ....... Annual Staff .... F.F.A. .... . Senior Play.. MILES BREWER Glee Club ..,. Mixed Chorus... Mixed Octet.. Boys' Quartet... Vocal Solo ..... Operetta ....... ....... Z . All Conference Chorus. ,, Senior Play .... . JOANN EROUHARD Glee Club. .. Mixed Chorus. . . Cheerleader... Operetta ..... Senior Play... F. F. A. Officer ...... Junior Play. .. ,. , . . Senior Play ...... .. Waiter Junior-Senior Banquet ..... .. All Conference Football Jack North Honorable Mention. ., .......,... , Trombone Quartet ...,.. All Conference Chorus...... ...l.Z EARL BUCKALLEW Glee Club ....... ,..l.Z.3.4 Mixed Chorus ....... 1.2.3.4 Basketball .,... .,.. 1 .Z,3 Co-Captain. . ...... . 3 Football ,.... . . . l.Z,3,4 Co-Captain.. ..... .4 Track ....... ...l,Z,3 Baseball. .,... ,...... 1 .Z,3 Operetta .....,..... 1.2.3.4 All Conference Football Team ........ .... . .. 4 SClub .,,... . ..1.Z.3,4 Senior Play. .. .. .. . . 4 JENNIE CHANDLER Glee Club ,.., . .. .l.Z.3.4 Nixed Chorus .... ...l.Z.3.4 Sextel .......... .... Z ,3,4 Mixed Octet. .. .. .3,4 Trio .......... .,.... Z Quartet ...... , ....... 3 Marching Band... .. 1.2.3.4 Concert Band... . . .l.Z.3.4 Pep Band .,.. .... Z .3 Basketball .... ..., l ,Z.3 Junior Play ......... ,..,. 3 Homecoming Queen Attendant ........ .. .4 Cheerleader. .. .... ..4 Pep Club ................, 4 Operetta .......... ..l.Z,3,4 All Conference Chorus-.Z,3,4 S Club ....,,..........,.. 4 Senior Play ,........,..... 4 MARJORIE COCHRANE Glee Club. . . 4 Operetta.. . ...,. ..... 3 .4 Mixed Chorus... .Z.3.4 Junior Play .... ...B Librarian .... ...Z Senior Play .,., .. 4 F. F. A. ,.... .... l .Z Class Officer Z,3, Operetta ............ 1.2 No, I Rating Solo ....... Team..., ........., .. In ARS 3 'iin' X yn- an ,js N l Tow 'AKZ7 i . I fl 355, IQ . 'S I Q--. DORAL COLTON Clarinet Trio.. ., Woodwind Trio. .. Clarinet Quartet. Clarinet Solo .,... Oboe Solo ..., . . . Marching Band, ., Concert Band.. , Pep Band ..,,... Student Council... Annual Staff ..... Co- Editor .... Pepper Staff ...... Junior Play ,..,., 3. l 3 3. 3. 3. . L3 1 Rating Oboe Solo... .. Senior Play. . . .. ROMONA DARRAH Basketball ....... F, I-l. A, .... Senior Play. . , HOWARD DA VIS Football ....... . .... Track ...... ... F. F. A. ........... . F. F. A. Officer. ..., . SClub ........ Senior Play .... ELAINE DECKER Glee Club ......,. Mixed Chorus... Basketball.. . Annual Staff... F.1-I.A. .. Junior Play... .. Waitress Junior-Senior Banquet .,...,.. Pep Club... Y-Teens. .. Cperetta. . ., Senior Play... .. .... .4 1,Z,3 . ...4 ...4 3 3 3 3 1.2 1,2 2,3 DOR OTIHIY EARLS Student Council , . .4 Annual Staff.. . . . . .4 Co-Editor .....,. . . .4 Basketball Manager. ,. , .4 Junior Play. .... ...3 Librarian... ..., .Z,3 Homecoming Queen Attendant .,.., . . 4 S Club ...... . 4 Senior Play... ..4 DAVID ERICKSON Glee Club ...... . ..l,Z,3,4 Mixed Chorus. . . l,Z,3,4 Mixed Octet .... ,... 3 .4 Boys'Quartet... ..,2,3,4 Vocal Solo .,... .. 1.2.3.4 Basketball .... ,..... 1 ,3,4 Football .... ....1.Z.3,4 Track ...,.... ,... .3 .4 Baseball .,...... ...3,4 Student Council ,... . . . 3.4 Annual Staff ,..,, ..,,,, 4 F. F.A. ...... . ...1,Z,3,4 F. F.A. Officer .,.,.,,. 3.4 Junior Play ..,,,, ..,,,,, 3 Waiter Junior-Senior Banquet ,...........,. 1,2 Class Officer .... . ..,. 1,2 Operetta... .,... .1,Z.3.4 All Conference Chorus ..,..... ..1,Z,3,4 S Club.. ..... . . ,1,Z,3,4 S Club Officer .,.... ..... 4 Carnival King .... ....., Z I rating State Music Contest ...... .... . . 3 Third All State Football 4 Team.................. Senior Play .... 4 VIRGINIA GARRETSON Glee Club .........., 1.2.3.4 Mixed Chorus ..... . l,Z,3,4 Marching Band.. .... I.Z,3,4 Concert Band.. Basketball ..... Annual Staff .... Pepper Staff. .. Co-Editor. .. F.H.A. ,.... .. F. I-I, A. Off icer. .. l,Z,3,4 ...l,Z ...3,4 ....4 ....4 4 Junior Play .....,,. Waitress Junior-Senior Banquet., 1.2 Pep Club ...,,., , 4 Pep Club Officer.. ...., . 4 I-lomec omin Attendant. Operetta. . . g Queen Senior Play .... ILE Basketball. NE CILL Junior Play .... Librarian. . .. S Club ..... Senior Play .,.. ...Z,3,4 4 1.2.3.4 ..3,4 ,..3,4 .,..4 4? CAROLE GLENN Glee 'lub Mixed Chorus Marching Band Concert Band Twirler Basketball Student Council Annual Staff Pepper Staff Junior Play Librarian Head Librarian Cheerleader Pep Club Operetta S Club Senior Play JOANN HANTHORN Glee Club Mixed Chorus Basketball F H A F H A Officer Junior Play Librarian Pep Club Debate and Panel Team Rope Jumpers S Club Dec Ia matory V1 ork Senior Play LAVADA Glee Club.., Concert Band, . Basketball. ... AD Student Counc il,. F. H. A. ..,.. . Junior Play, ... Waitress Junior- enior Banquet .....,.. .. . Class Officer.. S Club ....... Senior Play .... ....,, LOUISE Glee Club .,., Mixed Chorus. Librarian... Senior Play, .. HEAD PATRICIA KNOX! LES Glee Club Mixed Chorus Girls Sextet Marching Band Twirler Basketball Annual Staff Pepper Staff F I-I A F I-I A Officer Junior Play Librarian Pep Club Drum Majorette Operena All Conference Chorus Senior Play IVIARILYIN LE Glee Club Mixed Chorus Basketball Annual Staff Pepper Staff Librarian Vlaitress Junior emo Banquet Class Officer S Club Senior Play JOY LIGGETT Basketball ..,..... X' Junior Play . ..,... .... SClub., .... .lack North's All State Fourth Team ,.., . Iowa Daily Press All State Fourth Team.. ... Jack North's All State Second Team.. . ,. Iowa Daily Press All State Second Team .,..... Senior Play .... SHIRLEY IVICANELLY Glee Club ........ .., Mixed Chorus Brass Quartet., N Trombone Solo ,,,, l I,Z .. ..l Trombone Quartet .... Marching Band ..,,,,, Concert Band... M Pep Band .,... , Basketball. .. AnnualStaff.,, A Pepper Staff... ,, Editor . Junior Play. .. .. . Class Officer. ,, All Conference Eanrl.. Operetta ........ S Club ,...,..... . lRav.xng Brass Quarle I I I I I I I 1 Senior Play.. , , .N . 'SV' 12. ffl WX JFK' DWANE PAULEY Basketball .,...,...,.. Football ..,,. ..,l. Co-Captain... Track, ..,..... .... l , F.F.A. ..,.,,,. .,.l. FF,AOfficer... SClub ..,.....,. l. Junior Play .... ., Senior Play. . .. MAX RASH Basketball ........... 1,2 Football .... ...l.Z Track... ,, .. 1.2 Baseball ..... ....l.2 Annual Staff .... . Junior Play ..,, .. ... Waiter Junior-Senior Banquet ...,.,.. ..,. Class Officer.. S Club .,..... . . . 1.2 Senior Play ..,. .... ROWENA RASH Glee Club ........... 1.2 Sextet ........ .... l Mixed Octet... Quartet ...... .... Vocal Solo .... .... Operetta. ..,.. ... l Basketball .... ... l AnnualStaff.... F.H.A. ............ . F. H. A. Officer. .. . .. Waitress Junior-Senior Banquet. . . . ...... , . .. Class Officer... ,. S Club ,.... . . , . S Club Officer ...,.. Homecoming Queen .... All Conference Chorus ...,.... . . 1 Carnival Queen ....... Honorable Mention In Basketball.. ..... ., Sectional Free Throw Winner...,......,.. Senior Play... JOANN TEATER Qlee Club .......,,.. l.Z.3. Mixed Chorus ,... . . .l,2,3. Annual Staff .... .... Pepper Staff .... Junior Play... Librarian... Op:-retla .... ...2.3.4 Senior Play... Z Z Mixed Chorus ........ 1.2 .2 LARRY THOMPSON Glee Club... . Mixed Chorus.. Marching Band. .. Concert Band ..., Brass Sextet. . , Pep Band, , .. Baseball ..,,.. Annual Staff... A . ,.l.Z. F. F. . . Operetta .... Senior Play .. RENO SEBBEN Glee Club ..,. .......,l. Mixed Chorus.... . . Basketball ........ .. 2.3. Basketball Manager .. , . Football... ........ l,Z,3, Baseball .... . .....l,Z.3. Student Council .. . . Student Council President.. F. F. A. .............. . Honorable Mention In Footbal1,... . Operetta ...,.. Carnival King .... Senior Play. . , . RICHARD SEBBEN Glee Club. . . . . Mixed Chorus. . . . . . 1.2. 1.2. Basketbal1............. Basketball Manager. 1-'ootball........... Track ..... Baseball .... Junior Play. . . Operetta ...... S Club............. All Conference Chorus....... All Conference Football Team. . . i,'i 1,2 1,2 -... ... Senior Play............ MARGARET SHUBAT Glee Club ..... Mixed Chorus. ......l,Z.3 ...l.Z.3 Sextet ....... . .... . Mixed Octet. . . Vocal Solo. . . Marching Band .... Concert Band .... Pep Band ..,.. Basketball .... Annual Staff. . , Pepper Staff .... Junior Play. . . All Conference Chorus. . . . . S Club. . .... . Operetta .... . ....l ..l.Z. ..l.Z 2.3 1.2, All Conference Band. Senior Play... 'ics of', M ' '5- Q . CAROL YOUNG Glee Club ...., . . . .l.Z.3.4 Mixed Chorus... ., l,Z,3,4 DONNA WILLIAMS Sextet ......... , . . 2,4 Glee Club ...........,..., 2 Mixed 0Cf t-- --'3-4 Mixed Chorus .4-. 4--.A 2 Concert Band ,... ...... Z Marching Band. H 'HM-.Z Basketball ........,. 1.2.3,4 Concert Band '-.L.. .LZJA Student Council... F' H- A' .ihwhi ..'.'.. 4 Annual Staff .,... ..,, 4 Sclub hlhl ' I-'.H.A. ......,. .. ...4 Senior Play... ... 4 Junior Play ' ' ' ' 3 Homecoming Queen Attendant. .. .....,.. . . .4 Waitress Junior-Senior Banquet, , . ......... .l.Z Head Waitress. ... . . . ,. Z Class Officer. . . , . 3,4 SClub .... ...l,Z,3,4 SClubOfficer... .. ,..4 Operetta .... . .. .. l,Z,3,4 All Conference Chorus .... ,.. .... Z,3,4 Carnival Queen ........... Z Honorable Mention ln Basketball .......,. .... Z l Rating in Octet .... . .. 3 F. F. A. Chapter Sweetheart ..... .... 3 Senior Play .... ... 4 The Class of 1954, before leaving Seymour High School, would like to tell you a few of our activities and accomplishments. The class chose orchid and silver as the class colors, yellow rose as the class flower, and The past forever gone: the future yet to come, as the class motto. The class gift to the school was the intercommunication system installed in all classrooms gymnasium, shop, and extended to the football stadium. Our major undertakings during our Junior year were the play, Hold Everything , and the Junior-Senior Banquet, Top Hat Club . During our Sophomore and Junior years, our class was successful in having its candidates elected king and queen of the annual all-school carnival. Carol Young and David Erickson re- presented us as Sophomores and Rowena Rash and Reno Sebben as Juniors. As Seniors many more important activities and decisions were. a part of our class projects ln addition to choosing our class colors. motto, flower, and gift, careful consideration and considerable thought were given in choosing our commencement speaker and planning our class trip. The Senior play, Night of January l6th , and the publication of the 1954 Tomahawk were two of our greatest accomplishments. auf' ka Iunior Class CLASS OFFICERS Vice-President, .. .,. Phyllis Vruble Treasurer ..... , . . Mary Crozier President... ..., Marilyn Joiner Secretary. ,. ,..MarJorIe Harl The class of 1955--those chosen few of next year, has a long list of achievements. Literarily, musically and athletically they always are in fast motion on the road to success. Their contribution will continue to be felt around SHS for their Q0-operation and spirit make them one of the better classes of our school, Their list of activities- include: all sports, music, dramatics, and a long list oi banquets and parties. May their goal remain high and their eyes ahead as they reach for that coveted place of farne and success. 4. gr' W. , A 3 f , 'Ai ' ,Q I I X 49 R 'V' Z v f' f Q 'Me 2 L' V Larry Baldwin I 1 V- John Banks 4 nw.. Jackie Clark , I f A J , , EX Karen Cleeton ig' 1 ,Q , ff z, X Z. , Pvivaiplert Cfale ,,.,,, V y -4. ,X Q I iam vox V ' i if Mary Crozier M K X ' X D '. 3 ' s If f i' . M... 'Z' SEWAL DX SERVICE STATION BEN MORRISON CROCERY SI-:NAL E. U. B. CHURCH 14 WARREN GARAGE Darlene Dyer Barbara Ferren Betty Frye Gail Hamilton Marjorie I-larl Cheryl Haskell Martha Hendrick Mary Jane Hess Donald Inman Marilyn Joiner Ted McMurray Johnny Merritt Clayton Miller John Milner Vernon Ruark LeRoy Sager Gerald Shanks Carroll Shelley Merrill Shelley JoAnn Swan Velma Swarts Marilyn Thatcher Phyllis Vruble Wayne Whiteley Kermit Young - ,..MlM , ,, ' Mew W, ' K M MQ! 5 E if Ui ' M lf? .M Qi. iii :J 4 M! f ' K 's pm , 91, V M 1' N' , ' 54 ' .x'f ,,... YW' Y ' 1. 2 gg M M, l .E KM 21,13 M M . EM: - .,r, X if we ,Q 'Y M A 1 1 .A lx 3 - M., - M tiigt. r , if e.:. . EQ 2, A15 . M g N S S I R 'ij Tlx . MM -ff -Q' . E 1 I CORYD ON '-.. 1 5,4-r 7, .aff yM l 5 I I 7, ki-T ,ii K M 'F' li ..-A F. Mx' Y fr X if-. fl 'xx ' s ' 1 S .-me N, M .M 9-M i f i SEYMOUR mi 1 N I MITCHELL MOTORS RAY WEBB RUARK CAFE 'is 13: 47 V, ,J 'AN A. M WC? E I, 1 N 31 uf M M, 1' Xjf H-. R M ,. X if ix l To the class of 1956 goes the honor of being the largest class in SHS. With its 53 members it boasts a long line of music ians, scholars, and athletes who hope to someday dominate these halls in which we so proudly walk today. Let their voices never be stilled and their footsteps echo forever in the halls of success and down the road to fame. QR' V' 'W fi: Sophomore Class CLASS OFFICERS Gary Jones ,..... .... V ice-President Eleanor Rupalou., . . .Secretary Max Peterson .,. Nate Mc C la in. . W x ,Ez 1 Q ' ,W M ., . -I 4,1 434. Q . xl 1' 'N fatal J' A .f l . 'IQ it ,sa l av- it 'L - W, , , 4, an ru 1. I L A W ,. W, J:-nf f 1 5, 5- fi- es- f 52' Af if if 4 Hr i We if . l.,,,-:Nm Tfw V we My V, A qv V is .M L in Q? -,iff at :g-'izgixki ' L f ,X r R I I ,' ' t, g, ar: EQ ' X , , Lf 'lf 1-:4s::.,a'f2?a .' iz? Q 1 f 5 ' 1' yf'?5 ra-Qt lf f- 9 f 'Y fl by' 9 ' f ' f im- A , 4 S X V H ,vydfe f tqpprmqy V '42 5 , I ,f Q' X! XM Qt., H I I I - V - .ff n 8 V ' A 5 3 1 hw! , f ' i - f ': X , 'L . A 4. v f , - ' A Ei- i , .. ...President ...Treasurer Allen Brown Wanda Rose Brown Wanda Rose Cadwell Geraldine Clinkenbear Robert Deputy Jeanette Dyer Karen Erickson James Ferren Marilyn Fetters ,Villls Cordon Betty llardy Ronald Hart Keith Henderson Larry Holmes Glida Horton Martha Inman Mary lnskeep Willie Johnson Carol Jones Gary .Tones Tommy Large Gene Lawson Wayne Long Louiae Martin Nate Mcflain Richard Mil1iLer Donna Mxnard .Terry Moore Delbert Morris Richard Park Max Peterson Delores Pister John Ponsetto Walter Powers Janice Roberts Eleanor Rupalo Virginia Ruesell Marvin Ryan Judy Sager Norma Sharp Anita Shepherd Raymond Smanlotto Clinton Swan Wanda Thompson JoAnn Van Blaricome Clarence Walker Kenneth Walker Gary Warren Darlene .-.'eir Ronald 'heist Carolyn V-'ills Williarn Wright Richard Zerno V- 'S V- ww I w --ar v 1, 'f VN R + XJ I ply, ,Q 'za ga' 'D :N K KA - '-Q, J :W ,, 9 fam' , L FL. ...xl ' - -2- .r X VC f H 5 , - gl' Q -. 45- 1 1 TN, ru ' 'M 6- ,b ff . ,, we I 1 . 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Left to R1 Kmdergarten Fxrst Sec ond Thxrd Fourth Fxfth SECOND RON Senlors .Tunxors Sophomores Freshmen Seventh Slxlh Seventh Annual Carmval About 1500 people attended the 1953 carnxval to make lt one of the blggest Crowds ever to attend thls event Thxs school functxon grossed over S823 and the proceeds were used to purchage new stage equxpment Some ofthe con cessxons mcluded duck the monkey basketball throw cake walk wemght guessmg kangaroo court and many others ght Tommy Berge Cheryl Zxmmerman Conme Close Robert lV'err1tt Betty Fenton Marvm Sebolt Phllllp Noble Sherry Banks Jackxe Turpm Lmda IN orrow Janet Banks Bud Smxth Jackxe Ryan Norma Peterson Reno Sebben Rowena Rash Ted McMurray Phyllis Vruble Gary Vkarren Anna Shepherd Sandra Haskell Fred Berner Loxs Ferren Bobby Henderson Sus1e Brewer School Royalty 'Vlembers ox the .Tumor class ard the sxxth grade put thelr candxdates to vxrlory 1n the kmg and queen contest Howard Clark stand m for Jlm Horton Student Councxl Presxdent crowned Jumors Rowena Rash and Reno Sebben and sxxth grade Bobby Henderson and Susme Brewer Th1s Page Sponsored By THE WAYNE HAT AND GIFT SHOP SEYMOUR OIL AND IMPLEMEINT CO ROBFRT'S DAIRY BAR WAYNE S CAFE 1. - . 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Mincks Marilyn Peterson Linda Ha s kell This Page Sponsored By ELVIN LIGGETT EARL SEINS GROCERY Seymour , Iowa S.H S M crrchmg Band Chorus Members If-'l l'l.irY1xllmn l'lrhl1r:lfX.lvllu1er Carroll Shelley Merr1llShells-y ionme .zexsx llonnxe llurt Lrlrrv Fzllnlwnn Larry holnxes Clzntan Swan Lellov Sager l-lovxari 'v'-ylies Johnny Nlerrztl .Rayne '-'hxteley Full Thompson w -'..., I., . 'l s Covlar Pxchari Park H.xyn'.onfi Pryant N ax Peterson Karen Erlqkeon '-'wands Cadwell CaroLYo1ng Martha Opera of 1953 Karen Cleeton Joann lealer Petty Frye Donna Thornpson Janne Roberts Main Characters Jan Vfln Dyne Jenme Chandler Hxcharfl Zemo Nlxllon Albertson Davxcl lfru kwon l11rlmr'l5Pr,l'1en Nllles Prewer John Mxlner Carolyn Wllls Nlargarei Shuba! Patty Knowles 9 'XT arjorxe C04 lxrzxne 'Janrla F rown Qheryl lflaskell KlaryQroz1er Clxda Horton Emma Mxnari Vu-gxnxa Carretson Delorxs Pxster Mary Inskeep Anita Shepherd Roma Penn Vxrgmxa Fasse.l v :IJ Clrol Jones Carole Glenn Llarjorze Harl Joann .lanes Compliments Of CITY OF SEYMOUR LIGHT AND POWER 39 . .-.4 .rv 0 - r. my w--4 - - --.mf-1 f ..--,,,fq . ,--sou--nun -f..T nl. f 1 - ..-. in rilnolvu .gil nw... va-:fur -nts-11 v -4 Q ,,, , . S JA V' I X0 . E ' 1,1 ya f. N 4? 4 4 X Q a- ff , 1 av., , X W tif .nm .. .5 - I' 5 ' f 1954 Instrumental Groups Brass Sextet F-'L har: fur- X .g. . si TrumpetOuartet f7 f ztfizrf- ,JN Pr'-1 3 f ! 1 114 I Thms Page Sponsored By ' c Saxophone Quartet FARMERS FEED AIND SUPPLY NINA S BEAUTY SALOIN Seymour, Iowa Mixed Octet SEATI-ID: Rowena Raeh Jenme Chandler Carol Young Margaret Shulmt STANDING: Bobby Morrow. David Erxckson Niles Brewer Nlllton Albertson IOWA SO L Th UT is Page Sponsored By I-IERN UTILITIES COMPA Centerville, Iowa IN Y Vocal Groups Gir1s'Sexlet CarolW1'o'1r1g'wcf.tfAfzl Anlta Shepneri Jennie Chnnfllcr Margaret bhulnal -'fanfia 'fini-.xfnl Powerra Fablz 5 .- Boys'Quartet Bobby Morrow David Erlckson Illlles Brewer fNIxIton Albertson .?h,.,,, ' 1954 Contest Soloists i,i' in 9 David Erickson Rowena Rash Carolyn Wills Richard Zemo Baritone Mezzo Soprano Soprano B355 m l V r I Milton Albertson Margaret Shubai Doral Colton Tenor Mezzo Soprano Obge V Glyda Hog-gon Jimmy Chandler Marjorie Hay-1 Baritone Saxophone FYCHCH Horn Claflnef Richard Park Wanda Cadwell Virginia Russell Robert Morrow Cornet French Horn Baritone Tenor Saxophone State Muszc Contest 1953 Doral folton, left was an outstand- ing oboe soloist. and received a number one rating at the state music contest in 1953, Doral also plays a clarinet and should be commended for his musical achievements. Marjorie l-larl, right, also received a one rating in the contest for her pres- entation ofa clarinet solo, She also should be highly praised for her workin the music held. Our Brass Quartet, composed of Richard Park, Shirley lVlcAnelly, Tommy Morrow, and Milton Albertson, also received top honors, Playing in a group like this means much practice and co-operation from its members. These four people have shown what can be done when such practice and co-operation is maintained by all. State Music Contest 1953 David Erickson, left, who has a fine baritone voice, received a one rating for his solo at state contest. David partic- ipates in other vocal groups such as boys' quartet and mixed octet, Milton Albertson, right, was one of the outstanding tenors in the statehmusic contest. He also received a Division one rating for his solo. Milton participates ' in all other phases ot music including band. gl e club and small groups both vocal and instrumental. The Mixed Octet, composed of Joann Jones, Jennie Chandler, Jane Van Dyne, Carol Young, Howard Wyldes, David Erickson, Miles Brewer, and Milton Albertson, brought home a Division I rating in the state. Singing in this group meant a lot of hard work but it also provided a great deal ot' entertainment for all. 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Ylr I-'rxedmeyer Floyd Dyer John 'Xlxlner Vernon Ruark Clayton 'Xlxller Larry Holmes Rxchard Park Rnhard Xerno J rn Ferren Bob 'Norrow Donnme Nyldea Dxck Sebben LeRoy Sager Stephen Stllee Donald lnrnan Th1S Page Sponsored By SYLVAINIA ELECTRIC PRODUCTS IINC DAIRY MAID Centervllle, Iowa I I I 1.-. . - - lyary lnsl-weep, Rowena Rabh. V iw: . V V . I x Y V I , , , . xr, if , 77 90 in IH ff FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Assistant Coach Charles Graham, Howard Davis, Reno 1953 Blue Grass Conference Champions ELLSEGRASS COD-FERT FIINAL Sl AINDHNGF Vi L Feyniour 5 0 Osceola 5 l Coryrlon 3 1 Leon 3 3 Lenox 3 5 Eedford 2 5 Lamoni l 6 Mt, Ayr l fl SCHEDULE V'C 21 Garden Grove ,lb Lamoni i 6 Centerville Q 20 Leon K 33 Corywlon f 26 Humeston I 6 Osceola 32 Mt Ayr 32 Lenox Sebben, Dwane Pauley, Max Rash, Earl Buckallew, David Erickson, Milton Albertson, Richard Sebben, Head Coach Maurice Stamps. SECOND ROW: Keith Henderson, Gary Warren, Nate McClain, John Banks, Raymond Smaniotto, Bob Cole, Nayne Whiteley, John Ponsetto, Bill Cox, Larry Baldwin, Gary Jones, THIRD ROW: .Timmy Chandler, Gary Banks, Ronald Hart, Kenneth Nalker, Marvin Ryan, Larry Holmes, Jerry Shanks, Tommy Large, Richard Park, James Vruble, Donald Bryant. FOURTH ROW: Stephen Stiles, Richard Zemo, Charles Mehls, Dwane Brinkley, Bennie Sharp, Jim Ferren, Gail Hamilton, Robert Deputy, Donnie Wyldes, Willie Johnson, Richard Millizer. The championship, undefeated Seymour Warriors of 1953 made gridiron history and proudly rank as one of the greatest Seymour football teams of all time, Space does not permit a complete listing of all the praise and honors which team spirit, hard work and great play brought their way but here are some of their accomplishments: They were the first undefeated Seymour team since l934g they were the first Seymour team to win the tough Bluegrass Conference, they were the first Seymour team to defeat Centerville in 30 yearsg they were one of only 13 undefeated teams in the state, they gained a total of 2791 yards to make them the first place rushing team in the state. All of the boys were stars and deserve equal honor for the great season but here are some of the individual awards heaped upon them: Milton Albertson with 18 touch- downs and 1671 yards for an average of 9.8 yards per try was the leading ground gain- ing back in the state: David Erickson was picked as an All-State tackle by Jack North, Albertson, Buckallew, and Reno Sebben were also picked on Jack North's All-State honor rollg Albertson and Erickson were picked on the Iowa Daily Press All-State honor roll, Buckallew, Albertson, Erickson, and Dick Sebben were picked on the All Conference first team: Reno Sebben on All Conference second team: Max Rash and Bob Cole on All Con- ference Third team: Pauley, Davis, Smaniotto, and Whiteley on the All Conference honor roll. 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A . ' . their free throw percentage, including all free throws, was ,580. D ' . , 1 3 : ' . ' ' : . , ' I ' D ' 1 I I I . - Letter Winners Max Rash Reno Sebben Davld Erickson Semor Semor Semor Guard Forward Guard Forward Center 3 Letters 3 Letters Z Letters Wayne Nhlteley Bob C019 Mxlton Albeneen Dwar-e Pauley Iunlgr Junxor Sentor Senior Guard Center Forward Guard F0l'W8l'd 1 Letter 1 Letter 1 Letter 1 I-elle' I-BYYY HOIITICS Ted McMurry Gary Vkarren SOPYIOYYIOTE Junxor Sophomore Forward Center Forward Guard 1 I-eliel' 1 Letter 1 Letter S'1lfllnDlQl.F COUIYI Y 'l OUR INA FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Karen Erickson, Jeanie Berge, Mascot. and Rowena Rash. SECOND ROW: Shirley McAnel1y, Ilene Gill, LaVada Head, Dorothy Earls, Manager, Wanda Cadwell, Phyllis Vruble, lM.arilyn Lewis. THIRD ROW: Eleanor Rupalo, Joy Liggett, Earl Berge, Coach, Margaret Shubat, Carol Young, The Seymour Warriorettes entered the state tournament with twenty-six victories and no defeats, ln the twenty-six games leading to the state tournament the Warriorettes scored a total of 1800 points, an offensive average of 69.233 and have held all opponents to 841 points, a defensive average of 32.34. This record is a record for the Seymour School and one of the best records in the state. ln winning the district tournament, the 1953-'54 squad was the fourteenth aggregation to enter the state tournament, which is also a state record. During the 1953-'54 season the Warriorettes played teams representing the southern half of the state, defeating Tingley and West Des Moines CValleyj handily. Both were in the state tournament finals. Another strong team defeated was Richland, a team that was eked out of the state tour- nament finals in district final play by one point. The strong Seymour defensive court consisting of mainstays Shirley McAne1ly, Margaret Shubat, LaVada Head, and Ilene Gill, fall Seniorsj have an enviable record both for the current season as well as the past three years. The Seniors comprising the forward court include two outstanding front players in Rowena Rash and Carol Young together with the pivot, Joy Liggett, Others comprising the traveling aggregation and outstanding players include Phyllis Vruble, Karen Erickson and Eleanor Rupalo in the front court and Marilyn Lewis and Wanda Cadwell in the back court. In the past four years, including tournament play, during which most of the Seniors were on the basketball squad or team, Seymour has won 97 games and lost 5. Two of the defeats were in the state tournament competition to teams that won the state crown and the runner-up crown respectively, In winning the Wayne County Tournament Seymour stretched the consecutive wins for that tournament to sixteen, and twenty wins in the past twenty-one years. This year marks the sixteenth sectional tournament win and the twelfth district tournament championship. Seymour, referred to as the citadel of girls'basketball in the state of Iowa has continued to add records in many departments including the 58 game consecutive winning streak during the 1946-'47 and 1947-'48 season. In addition to the other records Joy Liggett, one of Seymour's outstanding forwards in all time, gathered a total of 2665 points during her four years of com- petition and in 90 games, ranking third in the state for number of points scored by any one in- dividual during high school competition, This also marks a new all school record for a Seymour forward. Liggett shares this credit with the out forwards for their deceptive passes and with the strong defensive court. lN..any of the girls on the 1953-'54 squad have received recognition in the All-State polls, in addition to the fact they have played in the state tournament the past three years. Since basketball was started in Seymour in 1933, the V-'arriorettes have garnered a total of 513 wins against 56 defeats and 3 ties for another all state record on a competitive basis. o3 Allerton 57 Hunieston blzfi l'l0l'NAl, bl 'lamlirizi 63 Allerton 59 Chrden Cvrov l7lSTRlC'l 74 Lelioy 6-1 li rldyville Worriorettes 1953 54 V-'e LPS I Donaldson 69 imc innati 61 Moulton Ps-4 Lint-ville 65 Leon P6 Lenox 55 Allerton 71 G ,rden Grove bl Ritililand 65 ljorydon b0 Moulton 102 Leon 92 Corydon 7.5 Centerville 67 Allerton 44 Humeston H9 'l iriglcy 64 Centerville 58 Valley 'ill' e 4, LY? 1' W W 'I l fl fr 'f 'u r 9. x!l 2XSu AMW x 'Il 1 in 'C v E 9 , QU 'ft' -ll 1QfIq',fy ,, 1 ' an nth HM Q 1 Q f3l'bQ. ,aa UE , , 1 A mam Q I 1 ,f ii J gh is S? 9' I Jx Sectional Tournament Winners gf -'N' H19 tg Dzstrzct Tournament Wznners Thms Page Sponsored By PIE S RUSCO NIINDOVN CO Centervllle Iowa AUTOGRAPHS L4nhe.qu,h.a A hmm-1 by IALBIORTI BIlO'1'NER.s lug-an-4, In . U B A Track Warriors 1953 SCHEDULE RANK Oskaloosa Relays 3rd Ottumwa Relays 3rd County Meet Znd Bluegrass Conference 3rd District Meet Znd State Meet Dwane Pauley Mile Run Znd Z ? I ' Coach Stamps ROW ONE: Inman, Miller Young Joiner Bryant Sharp Sutter Horton. ROW TWO: Sebben Erickson Davis, Albertson Pauley, Rash 'Nhiteley Buckallew Coach Stamps. ROW THREE: Holmes, Young, McLain, Warren, McMurray, Baldwin, Park, Ryan. ROW FOUR: Merritt, Henderson, Ferren, Banks, Clark, Shanks, Cox, Ponsetto. The track Warriors of '53 finished third in the Bluegrass Conference, and second in the district meet at Ottumwa. In addition they won many in- dividual honors in all meets entered. High point was the state meet where Pauley won second in the mile run. With eight returning lettermen the team is looking forward to a very successful spring in 1954. 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