Solon High School - Spartan Yearbook (Solon, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1953 volume:

WMM I If BBISQQ Af V3 . 4. pubUsXwe.A QM-X The Semcior CxFN5S of N55 STFJQ is-zazvore.-m-cmesy 'PAT NcYe.rs -' Ton CSU-Nm usiusss Npuqimrx fl dverTisiwS SARS, fYenrbooK Saks, Joyce. Shu-Nm Rose Rust MM-KATUN Yllevmou- STwu.h+.r C.hmr-If-5 Cookrhu S-lgwp.vA Ho+1'e.T Bvxs S Qav-T Flkforx ' I . JRR .ghd .A kgivxlp SQQVT Eau..-X PVT SX Vx V- s A BMX B tr QSOGKNX Eaiforx Don Khsuive Ln-U-M-1 Sam'-X D 'T 0 S '29 Um eaarm All Yarbrough QQ.Xv.ss E cllTot'5 Jann Bevcifg QR SSYSTMA-rs! Phi' Bv-clam Lennnvk VRNOYNLW Uh-N Huber Dow Pgxchk Dgvil Twwe.r-vwf Vicfhr Be.su.xshe.K awe MQQQ. Sou. L3Vxe. OUP. RNNUBXN MTR W -11' fi 'ir if Warren V. Krafke Richard E. Bright Superintendent Principal Biology English Geometry French .4ll.il. B Mrs. Lois Anderson Commercial Studies General Science Mrs. Mildred Uhbdenstock Home Economics Social Studies .mNxToRS- Q I Y, UM, Mr. and Mrs Emil Bednashek 1. of S l T Richard A. Lahr Coach Industrial Arts History Algebra Jerry P. Shipton Vocal Music Band .,l 15, C 0 O K S 4 ,V A 5 A s, L ,Q 'J :1.5,.E3 ,ir Mrs, Sovors Hrs. Noska 3 , 6:41 , A . Kin 'v 'T Victor Eugene Benyshek Jean Mnrilyn Beretta Patricia Ann Brogsn Victor Eugene Benyshek W0ld crows never die! they just smell that way. Football-l yr. Pep Club-Q yrs. Jean Msrilyn Beretta 'There's a little had in every good little g1ri.' Secretary-1 yr. Treasurer-l.yr. lewstaff-3 yrs. Editor-1 . Pep Club-iryrg, Plays-Zlyrg, Basketball-A yrs, Glee Club- M yrs. Baton tnirling-2 yrs. Patricia Ann Brogan WHer mind is here but her heart is e1sewhere.n Glee Club-3 yrs. Basketball-2 yrs. Pep Club-Q yrs. Class Plays-1 yrs. Librarian-2 yrs. ,G,., -sw . 92? Q f vig, V' 'QEQQKL 5 Arne pq- J, Mais, THOMMI Eugene Cihn 'Work fascinetes me: I can sit and look at it for hours.' Basketball-3 yrs. Baseball-3 yrs. Band-5 yrs. Class President-1 yr. Class Treasurer-1 yrs. Student Council-3 yrs. Class Pla s-2 yrs. Pep Club-E yrs. Boys State Representative Co-Editor of Annual French Club-1 yr. Charles Willard Cochran NNo matter what the discussion may be I can always find room to dissgree.W Basketball-4 yrs. Baseball-Zgyrs. Vice President-1 yr. Glee Club-2 yrs. Pep Club-M yrs. Play-l yrs James Elwood Huber WNever speak sense when nonsense will answer the purpose as well.' Glee Club 2 yrs. Basketball 3 yrs. Pep Club h yrs. Band 3 yrs. James Elwood Huber James Le Roy Eastwood 'It is not wise to be wis- er than necessary.' Basketball M yrs, Baseball M yrs. Glee Club 2 yrs. PepWClub A yrs. Band 6 yrs. Class President 2 yrs. Student Council 1 yr. News Staff 2 yrs. Boys State Representative Class Plays 2 James Le Roy Eastwood Donald George Klouda nLife is slow, do the rest easy, smooth and what comes and let god! Glee Club 1 yr. Pep Club M yrs. Basketball 1 yr. Plays 2 Patricia MeyersCcon'tJ Solo-l yr. Donald George Klouda Hawkeye Girls State Co-Editor of the Annual Role Ann Hsrkiten 'Always strlving for ber- fection to make what!s good--better.' Class Vice President lyr. Class secretary 1 yr. Newstaff 1 yr. French Club President 1 yr Pep Club M yrs. Glee Club h yrs. Sextette 1 yr. Carnival.queen l yr. Batan twirler 2 yrs. Class Plays 2 yrs. Patricia Ann Heylrl 'A friend she is to all she knows. She wears l smile wherever she goes.' Pres. k Vice Pres-I yr. Secretary-1 yr. Pres. Student Council-1 yr. Newstaff-2 yrs. Pep Club-M yrs. Cheerleader-2 yrs. Basketball-M yrs. Band-gpyrs. Maaorette-2 Band een Can idate-2 yrs Glee Club-M yrs. Sextette-3 yrs. Howard Lee Mottet Donald Pejohl Joyce Ann Slach Howard Lee Mottet WEvery Jack must have his Ji1l.' Basketball-3 yrs. Baseball-2 yrs. Vice President-1 yr. Glee Club-3 yrs. Pep Club-3 yrs. Class Plays-2 yrs. Donald Pejchl NI came, I bluffed, I graduated.n Basketball-3 yrs. Manager-l yr. Baseball-M yrs. Pep Club-A yrs. Joyce An Slach 'They say love makes the world go round. Catch me, I'm getting dizzyln Vice President-1 yr. Class Treasurer-2 yrs. Secretary-1 yr. Pep Club-Q yrs. Sextette-Q yrs. Triof2 yrs. Glee Club-M yrs. Cheerleader-2 yrs. Pres of Pep Club-1 yr. Basketball-L yrs. Solo-1 yr. al!! Donald Steven Stagg nCaescr was short, Napa leon was short, and Ifm not so tall myself.H Gloe Club-1 yr. Boys Quartet-l yr: Pep Club-M yrs. French Club- 1 yr. Rita Ellen Slaymaker nHappy, jolly, fair and free, Nothing there is that bothers me.n Basketball M yrs. Glee Club H yrs. Cheerleader 1 yr. Class Reporter 1 yr. News Staff 1 yr. Pop Club M yrs. Class Plays 2 -e-v-L,-fr -'Va-'U 1 3 EJ Eleanor Marie Stinocher nSpeech is silver, Silence is golden.n Class reporter-l yr. Class play-1 yr. Glee Club-2 yr. Pep Club-h yr. A Leonard Roy Vanorny NOne way to get ah03d and stay ahead is to use a head.n Pep Club-M yr. Glee Club-1 yrs Librarian-1 yr. Mottoi 'In Ourselves Our Future L1es.n Colors! Blue and White Flower: American Beauty Rose , David Dean Thuerauf nTake things easy--worry not, and happiness will be your lot.n Basketball-l yr. Glee Club-l yr. Pep Club-A yr. Plays-2 yr. 173. 4 mein Annice Evelyn Yarbrough NI must speak or else go mad.n Glee Club-A yr. Plays-3 yr. Basketball-2 yr. News Renorter-2 yr. Dcclaim-1 yr. Pep Club-2 yr. Sec.-Trees. of French Club-1 yr. o '04-f.e Here lies the class history of the Solon Seniors--created in l9hO, ended in 1953. Only four people in the 'hO class are with us today. Tney are Jean Ber- etta, Rose Ann Markitan, Patriciw Meyers, and David Thuerauf. Along with them were Raymond Croy, Elenor Gay, Wilbur Neared, Mary Jean Slofer, and Betty Rein- berg. Wilbur Nearad, Mary Jean Slofer, and David Thuersuf left in l9hl and James Huber joined our class. In l9h2, we lost Betty Reinberg. Elenor Gay left us for the year of 19h3. In 191514. Betty Brown entered our class. Carolyn Michel and James Eastwood entered our class in l9h5, and James Huber left us for a while. Betty Brown did not attend school in Solon in 'h6, while Carolyn Michel left us during the year. In 'h7, Raymond Croy was not in our class, but Harlan Miller joined us lwter in the year. The year of 'hd brought us three new members, Donald Pejchl, Leonard Vanorny, and Joyce Slach. Then came our terrifying freshmen yevr. l9h9 saw a great increase in our class population. we then had 21 to begin with. Jean Beretta, Rose Ann Marki- tan, and Patricia Meyers returned for their tenth yedr in the Solon School. Also in our class were Patty Brogan, Tommy Ciha, Jim Huber, Donald Kloudn, Howard Mottet four romeol, Donald Pejchl, Joyce Slach, Rita Slaymaker, Donald Stfgg, Eleanor Stinocher fthe shy girll, David Thuerauf, Jim Eastwood fthe athletel, Harlan Miller, Raymond Croy, Delores Fresher, Delorise Young, and Leonard Vanorny. We somehow all survived initiation day that year. This was the ye r we had our first class party. we went roller skating, and wel every- body thrilled. John Riley joined us later in the year, but we lost him a few months later. 1950's enrollment came down to eiphtteen. we lost Harlan Miller, Delores Frasher, and Raymond Croy, but gained John Thomas. we lost John Thomas in '51, but gained Ann Yarbrough and Charles Cochran. we had our First class play nJust Ducky,u which we enjoyed immensely practicing for. Then came our banquet we had to hive the seniors. This is where our class arguments began. We used the Hawaiian theme, nAloah Bench Frolic,n and we know that the seniors enjoyed it by the way the food went down so rapidly. This was when we really begun to enjoy ourselves. Then came the fall of '52, and our senior year. We elected Jim Eastwood as president of our class and Patricia Meyers as president of the student council. The rest in the class were Victor Benyshek fa new nddltlcnl, Jean Beretta, Patty Brogan, Tom Ciha, Charles Cochran, Jim Huber, Donald Klouda, Rose Ann Markitan, Howard Mottet, Donald Bejchl, Joyce Slach, Rita Slaymaker, Donald Sttgg, Eleanor Stinocher, David Tnuerauf, Leonard Vanorny, and Ann Yar- brough. 0 -' X If 5 Q -if v my !, xl v Q f I0 ind, r.bx 1 U .11 ' x Our first major activity was putting on our class play, 'Aunt Cathie's Cat.n Me will never forget about all the candy and pop we had backstage. Des- pite all the confusion, it came off all right. We'1l never forget the day we had our graduation pictures taken, all our food sales, our class arguments, our wonderful banquet that was given us, and all the other special occassions. A lot has happened during these past 13 years, both good and bad, but I am sure we will never regret a moment of our school days at good old Solon High. Jin Eastwood wills his seat over by the radiator to Jerry Reyhons, so he can keep warm in the summer, because in the winter the radiator never heats. To David Beranek he wills his bookkeeping workbook, so he can compare answers in Mrs. Anderson's study hall. To Bob Jedlicka goes his number three basket- ball jersey. To Lois Wilson goes his ability to run up and down the stairs between classes and never get caught. Patty Brogan wills her seat in the middle of the first row to Kay Stagg, To Phyllis Kabela goes her job as dishwasher in the kitchen. The ability to never get on the honor roll all four years of high school goes to Carol Moel- ler. To Jimmy 0'Br1en goes her bookkeeping workbook. To be the only girl in the Senior class to have a diamond goes to Arlene Worrell. To Bill Peters goes her ability to never be tardy for school. Never to get kicked out of class goes to Bobby Slaymaker. k Rita Slaymaker wishes to leave her basketball suit to Mary Ann Griffin. To Marie Mottet goes her ability to go to several dances a week. She also wills the ability to speak up and give her opinion in class to Marlene O'Br1en. Howard Mottet wills his seat, the second from the front, to Donald Urb banek, so he can sit right across from Lois Stephens. To Evelyn Reyhons goes his ability to pull straight F's in bookkeeping. The right to sleep during study period goes to Francis Stelnbrech. Bob Jedlicka has his right to get good grades in government without studying. His ability to get his name in the gossip column every week goes to Bill Peters, Jean Beretta wills her position as editor of the Spartan Scroll to David Beranek. To Dorothy Cochran she leaves her bashfulness. She wills her abil- ity to skip school and not get caught to Lois Wilson. Donald Klouda wills to Bob Jedlicka his bookkeeping workbook and all the rades along with it. To Francis Steinbrech goes his ability to get excused ?rom English class for a few days and get WF' for everyday out. To David Cilek goes his ability to never get on the honor roll all four years of high school. To Ruby Cochran goes his biology book and workbook, and he hopes that she gets more out of them than he did. Charles Cochran wills the basketball suit number 12 to Big Bill because he's coming up fast. The center spot on the team goes to Tom Stochl, because he has a red plaid freddy hat. His sweat socks, which are standing down in K - ' the north-west corner of the locker, go to Charlie Harms. X ' 4, All of his used ink goes to Urby so he can write better Eng- X 1 lish themes. Also to Urby goes his ability to write 10- X. page themes for Mrs. Anderson. His ability to always be one 'J 7 of the first to eat goes to Spencer Brooks. His seat in the XRS , back corner of the assembly goes to Larry Dvorsky, because D Al Mrs. Anderson thinks there's some distortion back there. ' His ability to keep things humming on the school bus passes to Jimmy Leonard. Pat Meyers wills her long legs and basketball suit to either Mary Ann Griffon or Lois Wilson. Her seat by the window and the radiator goes to Jo Ann Wray, so she can watch out the win- dow and try and get some heat out of the cold, cold radiators during study hall. To Billy Peters goes her dimples and her position as President of the Student Council goes to Jerry Reyhons. David Thuerauf wills to Charles Harms his favorite seat in the assembly. To Frances Steinbrech goes all his old workbooks, pencil stubs, and gum wrap- pers, etc. To Jimmy Leonard goes his ability of getting kicked out of Eng- lish class and getting thing. His ability of 'F' for everyday kicked out, for doing little or no- getting one of Mrs. Anderson's favorite theme topics goes to Spencer Brooks. Rose Ann Markitan wills her job of typing the school paper to Kay Stagg. Rose Ann wills her habit of getting her hair cut about once a month, to Kath- ryn Cilek. Her Steinbrechg and a minute or two hour lunch time get caught goes involuntary action of quite-frequent blushing goes to Patty Jo Ann Wray inherits Rose Ann's always getting to school about before the tardy-bell rings, especially at noon since the half was adopted. To be able to drive without a license and not to Arlene Worrell. Joyce Slach wills to Ruby Cochran her basketball suit. Her typewriter goes to Mary Ann Griffin. She wills her position as secretary of the senior class to Donna Scalf. Also her position as president of the Pep Club to Evelyn Reyhons. To Carol Ulch goes her brown eyes. To Kathryn Cilek goes her ability to go out for solo and the day before contest to lose her voice. Her ability of always putting things off until the last minute goes to Don- ald mhmlne Ann Yarbrough wills to Lois Stephens her job as art editor of the Spartan Scroll. Her column known senior news reporter position goes to Kay Stagg. The honorable as gossip is left to the literary ability of Ruby Cochran. Her gift of gab is to be divided among any three people who need it, and to Bill Peters goes her ability to define those English dictation words.Her basketball suit goes to any promising guard who gets it. She only hopes the distinction of sitting on the bench more than anyone else doesn't go with it. Eleanor time to Lois ity to go to ity to never the position Stinocher wills her ability to have to borrow pencils most of the Stephens. Her bashfulness goes to the Worrell tvins. Her abil- every dance and dance every piece goes to Sandra Nray. Her abil- have to write a theme for Mrs. Anderson goes to Ben Huber, and of a typist on the school paper goes to Jerry Reyhons. Donald Pejchl wills his split vision ability to Butch Beranek, and to Jerry Reyhons his faking ability in basketball. To Francis Steinbrech his government book and poor grades. His reckless driving, he wills to Dick Wray. To Charles Harms he wills his desk, third from the front in the fourth row. Jim Huber wills his seat in the back row to Don Lehman, so he can be farther from brighten him the teacher in study hall. His red shirt goes to Urbie, to up a bit. To Charlie Harms goes his carlif it still runsl, be- cause it is trained to get to school at 9:01 every morning. Victor Benyshek leaves tae right to use his desk ln 1953-Sh to Ben Huber. He wills Don Lehman the right to write themes for hrs. Anderson---lf he can choose his own topics. He'll give to whoever wants them, all his grades in government. He wills his big nose, his butch haircut, the sloppy thing, and his birthmark to anyone who wants them. He wills his ability to wiggle his ears in eclnomics class to Bill Peters, and his extraordinary ability to never hand an assignment ln on time goes to Spencer Brooks. His green nLeanin' Liz Coopern Model A is left to Kay Stagg. Tom Ciha wills his seat next to the control of the anek, so and six Ben his Leonard Vanorny wills his ability to never years or up in classes and study halls and get in return ment notes and old tests to Francis Stelnbrech, because them anyway. Donald Urbanek gets his ability to cut up still not get kicked out. Getting the most unusual pages on during hrs. Anderson's study hall, goes to Huber, for he had enough to last both of you. All those that have pushed car those thousand and one times, can fight radiator to David Jer- leaves all his govern- he knows he'll ask for in bookkeeping class, theme topics to write both Dick Wray and he can let off steam whenever hevvants to. He over lt. get on the honor roll all four Franny goes his ability to tear a dozen ten-page theme topics school to Francis Steinbrech. Also to from Mrs. Anderson. Also to Franny, he wills his ability to go to dances and try to get a girl, but hasn't any luck. Donald Stagg wills a good second-hand oookkeeplng workbook to anyone who wishes to take bookkeeping in 'S3. To Spencer Brooks he wills his great height which he acquired in the second grade. Last but not least, he wills his desk and all other earthly possesslons he may have ln it to anyone who wants it. To Mr. Bright the senior class leaves all their old misspelled dictation words and all the punctuation marks we never put in. we also leave him 19 red pencils to replace the ones he used up correcting our papers. To Mrs. Anderson we leave all our old Bookkeeping tests and a new curve to base next years pupils on. She also receives all the used up short hand note books and typing erasers and as a special gift, some new typewriter covers to replace the ones we tore up. To hrs Umbdenstock we leave all the nOur Tlmesu pamphlets so sae can use them again next year. She may also have her Government books altaough we are saddened to think of parting with them. The standing and shoe Mr. Lahr. Nr. senior members of the basketball teams leave all the socks that are up in the corners of the locker rooms, the worn out basketball shoes strings, and all last years fouls acquired in basketball games to Krafka ls the recipient of all the knowledge we d1dn't soak uo during our senior year of high lchool. To him we also leave all of our disagreements in class meetings and our broken desks. 'T?Pwvsf C:.L-09 45 04,16 4 Q ' INWEZC' 6 -ouase 5 D, Z iz g -Sous wruR:9' 9 M sasgl Maggy, 4 we is .,,....V r a-Tw 5.425-fd amiga! Www WML swam gr MW-Avmwc , c1Lz::4d 011cLfQff51Z1gJzlzLQELALAJ Cigna, lv- G Zmah The hotel, Naldorf Astoria in New York City Is decorated and lighted, and looks very pretty. To night a great celebration there is going to be. It's a reunion of the Solon Senior Class of '53. . Past president Eastwood is the first who appears, On vacation from the railroad for the first time in years. The former Lois Wilson is now his little wife, And their family of five is the pride of J1m's life. Who is that coming in full National Guard dress? It couldn't be Victor Benyshek, could it? why yes! After just ten years practice in this military game, He has the title 'Major Generaln preceeding his name. Who could be arriving in that rolling junk heap, That just came down the street with a bound and a leap? The driver steps from his hot rod and strolls this way, Why it's Jim Huber, Stock Car Race Champ of the U. S. A. Next comes Tom Ciha, our Ambassador to France, Wearing a little black mustache, his looks to enchance C?i The reason he rose to this position so fast, Is that he studied so hard in his high school French class. Miss Patricia Meyers is the next guest to see, After ten years, she's still unmarried and free. when men propose, she just won't believe 'em. Her motto is always nLove 'em and leave 'em.' A private helicopter has landed atop the hotel. whoever could be arriving in a style so swell? A quick glance proves that the one who came, Is that high-flying farmer, Don Klouda by name. Two more old class members enter together. Friends they have been through all kinds of weather. They are Rita Slaymaker and Jean Beretta by name, In ten years, they've climbed high the ladder of fame. Yes, MIowa's smartest ballroomn is now in their command. These two are co-ovners of a spot called Danceland. Rita handles the finances and keeps books with care, while Jean acts as a hostess and bouncer there. Now parking his cab in front of the hotel, Don Pejchl in his uniform really looks swell. Those who ride in his cab have nothing to fear, For he was just chosen safest driver of the year. The former Joyce Slach is married now, too. As Mrs. P. J. Springmire, she has much to do. She left their gas station and children with Paul, And came to New York to get away from it all. Driving a new cadillac, another guest appears, It's David Thuerauf, a farmer for the past ten years. He owns every farm machine the inventors put out, Proving there's profit in farming beyond a doubt. u Q V ,,.l.L Juzgkgeo l x The latest arrival is a registered nurse, She's also married to Dave Lehman for better or worse. From her years of nursing she learned lots of tricks, which help the ex-Patty Brogan care for her family of six From his farm in the rich and fertile middle west, Comes Leonard Vanorny, now at his best. He owns 200 acres of that fine Iowa land, And under his care it's paid off better than planned Look who just flew in from washington D. C., It's Senator Howard Mottet, a Solon grad. of '53. when asked about it, he had to confess, That to his senior government he owed his success. Once Eleanor Stinocher but not anymore, This gal married Doc Brumwell in 19515. Nine years of it already and she just never tires, Of looking after hubby and all those little jet flyers. Here's Ann Yarbrough, from radio station KBO, As advisor to the lovelorn, she's in the know. She can tell Qirls who want to get husbands, just how, But why do you suppose she's not married by now? There's a clatter of hoofs, who's that coming by horse? Oh, itfs Charlie Cochran, the rodeo star, of course. Hee now holds quite a record, by the way, He's bronc busting champion of the whole U. S. A. Now here's the famed Don Stagg, private Eye, He has the reputation of a hard-boiled tough guy. His detecting genius has solved many crimes, The newspapers have publicized him lots of times. The last to enter through the enormous glass door, Is the interior decorator from Macy's great store, A resident of New York but still she is late, Rose Ann Markitan canft lose that old high school trait. Now everyone's here and the party's begun, All nineteen old friends join in the fun. And when the party is over, new plans have been made, To meet, once again, after another decade, F 'TI' s ' ,. X118-7 'I' Q- N:- ' vs I ' v Q Q' V vsx 1 .. Q sk i T?sl.s.' David Cilek President Jerry Reyhons Treasurer 1 og A, - . pq 'asf 11 'T' Y , I . Larry Dvorsky Darlene Worrell Vice President , SJ xx 4 s David Beranek Kay Stagg Student Council Student Council Secretary Assistant Editor 2 D, tr . ,W It '4- ew. . :Z 1 'f ff'f'Q'i'.1E' QE1 John Riley Jo Ann Wray Arlene Worrell News Reporter 3 .'xf f, ,,Ff sg. 4'lgg,E we fl' fbi q,e, I Q Lois Reinhsrt Francis Steinbrech Evelyn Reyhons 1 e5nf-Zf x V? V x hA A.Y, .53 , J Y K Donald Urbanek .,,,,ugP 2 Lois Nilsen President Student Counci Bob Jedlicka Treasurer Phyllis Knbela 4 1 ,H 'J Ruby Cochran Vice President Student Council Lois Stephans Donald Lehman .gn lf' ff Q I A ,N ff? . Y .s A f p - 4- . . .rf 2 I ffrml, 'mx ' T- Q? 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Billy Steinbrech 4- y .Aa fp ffw k LJ 121A V M144 X, A 1 is C Q X M , J r 'A V QQ,-K if Y . C iff! Q J it fx! C gig Y ff fi- 4 Q lb J 9 I N f j .5 1 1, , X, -4 Q 1-5 'q r , f Lf GBR M f KlU'U'l4F7tNFXJl-' O 4 Michael wil . Jean R an . Ga 1 C e . Wayne St . Neia Shi I vu.,- -J Q 4,2 Fave: X, o nn en s Shirley G 1 i mf OH enny Reyh ar os D.l'1 P8 CII ry Ann M 11 YZ 1. 1 u 4 u 1 U -X It 5 f f J L N G X fx C DE xo f ef Sf 1' f J A YB yhk I I 12' lE'o:I?'IGtIg bid gg 7 ' an I C7 X m X :VJ I9- X I3 'Q TEACHER MRS. snuof-A 3. if V llf ff 7 'ff f- ff James Randall Cleo Wilson Franklin Pejchl Sally Bittner John Beretta Irene Eckrich Ronild Patton lg 0 f Y Jo Ann DeMnr Shirley Koss Marilyn Adams Mabel Heinsuis Carol 0'Brien Carol Louvar Edward Votroubek .ftp iw wuvvfxz.-,J--Q--up..,,,,,,,, l ff! , 6. K 2. ,X C :'r.' .f N' QQ! x n 8 L35 1: xx ,T 2 r' 6- uf X .fi 9 P 6' 'Al -v En h ieg 2 , xx 'Z f .5 'S , ,,'2 1 433 N: 1 1 1gQ,...iB' , K ,ol 1,7 4? K. 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Back row: Mr. Krafka sponsor Lois Wilson d T - Cih . . Dorothy Cochran, Kay gtagg, Mary Ann Miller: iid JZ: Krag. gi2gierg8Y. David Beranek, Pat Meyers, Ruby Cochran, and Donna Scalf. ' W 5565! qw I .5 -R . 5 A ,fsz x ' ,fbxf - MQQ i ,D ' X' . Z . o a . we-1 2+1 Standing, left to right: Mr. Bright, sponsor, Jean Beretta, David Beranek, Tom Stochl, John Riley, Jim O'Brien, Rita Slaymaker, and Ann Yarorough. Seated: Rose Ann Markitan, Jim Eastwood, Pat Meyers, and Eleanor Stin- ocher. and no QLON SCll00l Back ggi: John Riley, Marlene O'Brien, Evelyn Reyhona, Lois Reinhart Marshal Keith, Nr. Shipton, Director. Second ggg: Pat Meyers, Carol Ulch, Donna Scalf, Dick Wray, Richard Greenwald. Front ggg: Michael Arrowsmith, Robert Rozinek, James Casey. 51 efwmciz 6904126 l Eiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifl s I ft Back rgw: John Riley, Jean Beretta, Arlene worrel, Larry Dvorsky, Kay Stagg Eront ggw: Donald Stagg, Darlene worrel, Ann Yarbrough, Rose inn Markitan Dav Beranek, Tom Ciha. Nr. Richard E. Bright, Director. 0 52154 K H 1 .. Y Lois Arlene Patricia lose A. Evelyn Wilson Worrell New-rs Mnrkitan Reyhons Joyce Flaoh y . 2nd Row: lst Row: .ve 'IIP ys Scronnuvr s Reinhart, Jocile Stable, Elenor Stlnocher, Phi Ann Yarbrourb, Marie Voft-f, nat Meyers, Rita Slaymak-r Director Mr. Sbinton, Lois Wilson, Donna Fcalf, Carol Vlcr, Jean Beretta, Dorothy Cochran Wose A. Markifnn, Arlfne Worrvll, Darlene Worrell, Marlen- P'Pr1-n Phyllis Kabela, Mary Griffin, Wafty Proran, Sandra Wray, natty Steinbrech, Jo Ann Trav, Evelyn Qeyrnns, Carol Moeller, Kay Ftnpr ,QFR 1'f95 22 ,Q-Q 0 ,fy 'V 's l. V e fx lg Q35 :af T' 'cz Q , . , 1 H I K 1 . Y N J. OH! WhnT R vQyJgp4Ter Gal. 'Y18UREu I-oolis !'4hTov-AY boesvvi 'x V??? Af' C44 o' .Q L ng' 'o 1' is 2. TK: Scuiov- Vi! ', -. Chas ' .fv- Cnsssnoovh X, EYtI'Yb04'1'S Sfudvffnj 5,1 Yiubyf!! Ar-'NUM KN The Makmgd 4 f,am WMQT '5'Tkxe. NANCY Q-kifni ? mv C m x 0. I 'O fc 5- 5 ' 4, ,qu Qi Y 'f ,- Sf. It . yi? w e Z' f A ' w i A Qf' - Q, L if f g Y +4 0 ,f, , af .14 .44 i VA ' A weft: x i'f':5 P! ,' rf' . ill-L 4:5 YA Left to Right Front Row: Arlene Worrell, Joyce Slach, Pat Meyers, Rita Slaynaker JoAnn Wrwy, D rlene Worrell Back Row: Coach Richard Lahr, Sandrn krev, Evelyn Reyhons, Lois Reixhurt, Marie Mottet, Ann Yarbrough, Charlene Connelly, Jocile Stahle, Mirlene O'Brien Solon Solon Solon Solon Solo Solon Solon Solon Solon Solon Solon Solon Solon Solon Total Total f:CJl'1.E?1' West Branch Martelle Riverside Sh.eyville Oxford Tiffin Riverside TiE'in Oxford Shueyville Lone Tree Morley M'rtelle The Big Games Played To.rnmnentS COHNTYQ Solon 32 Tiffen-Sl SECTIOHALiSolon 32 Tiffen-63 Individual Scoring Rita Slaymaker 310 J obnn Wray 126 Darlene Worrell 88 Nrrie Mottet 27 Mari ene O'BrELn 36 Sandra Wray 2 Tear Points Per Game - 36.51 Opponent Points Per Game 50.0U WON Seaeasal mmf LOST 11 Le?t to Right Front Row: Jim Beranek, Jerry Reyhons, Charles Riley. YT .4 astwood, Bob Jedlicka, David Cochran, David Cilek, John Jim O'Brien, Dick Greenwald, Back Row: Francis Steinbrech, Terry Fiala, Tom Stochl, Don Urbanek, Manager Don Pejchl, Coach Richard Lahr. Scheduled Games The Big Games Played Solon - Ml Morley - 32 Tournmnents Solon - 61 St. Fats of IC.- M9 COUNTY- Solon S2 Cosgrove-38 Solon - 61 West Branch - 29 Solon M2 Oxford-3h Solon - 59 Martelle - M9 Solon 25 Lone Tee-U3 Solon - 39 Riverside - hh SECTIONAL-Solon M6 St. Marys Solon - S1 St. Wence of CR. - 72 of I.C.-S7 Solon - M8 I.C. of C.R. - 6U Solon - S3 Shueyville - 31 Individual Scoring Solon - 37 Oxford - E1 Solon - 71 Cosgrove - 3h Jerry Reyhons 318 Solon - 69 Tiffin - 31 Jim Eastwood 2h3 Solon - M6 Riverside - 57 David 'eranek 205 Solon - SU Tiffin - 33 Charles Cochran 159 Solon - bl Oxford - M6 John Wiley 118 Solon - eo Shueyville - 53 Bob Jedlicka 110 Solon - U7 Cosarove - 32 David Cilek EO Solon - 6 Lone Tree - 58 Dick Greenwald 15 Solon - 3 Morley - 38 Francis Steinbrech 11 Solon - 82 Martelle - 62 'IOM i5'00Ch1 5 Don Urbanek 1 Total Team Points - a1227v Jim O'Brien 1 Total Ooponent Points - w1018w Terry Fiala 1 Team Points Per Gmso - aS2DOH Onnonent Foints Per Game - nuhjbw WON 1h.aHuse -4 LOST 9 oya waaelall Loft to right-front row---Donald Laxman, Bob Jedlicka, Jim Eastwood, David Beranek, Jerry Heyhons, Tom Stocnl, Francis Steinbrwcu. muck Leu--Couch Richard Lngr, Richard Greenwnld, Jim O'Brlen, Cnarles Harws, Jenn hiley, Ben huber, ferry Fiuln, Den feicul. Record--Won A Lost 3 Scheduled Gnwes For Fall Sefscn of 1952 Solon 2 St. Pats C. Y. 3 Solon 19 Morley 3 Solon 1 I. C. of C. h. 6 . Q Solon 7 Martelle 1 Fall Sectionl Q Solon 13 Oxford 2 Solon 10 Toddvillo L Solon O St. Pair C. R. 10 Finals T v , , ,ll o Z Q? een feadee .:i'5!' QF Darlene Wbrrel Pat Meyers Arlene worrel Wm - ,, 335' K wills SAS iw ob Slaymaker lf ak Y 'Q R3 F X, gk'f' Fil. ' Q33 wiv 1 Ben Huber f r-:I Dicx Wray , , I N' 4 'N I 1 xQ-xx -P- ,,.: ..x,. 'Wk IF. 3 ,- sa , v- -.'-, 'IFJ s Y , .5 , X . , kr Q: '-' S' , -. - 'i . , ,eff f- M .4 1-fn Af ,f- . .f -..f'.-5. Q .b f 1 Aw.-:yr -. , , , 6 V3 ,jgjw-, .1 X 1 - V 4 X' Vx' ' ' '. .'k '9 N ', - 't 1,-Qs QQ 5 'fK' 'xxx '3w'u A-4 1.6 5 '5 -. -g ,- . XR.. '--- '1 -H ki-.' - Q-1 .r- - 1- S ' -rl f 1 X1 vw .4 f '- ' ---'ax NV'-1 kg :'fg.1 'g '--n'f: J' - .' ' . -:- f' . -. -' .' ' .-'--S' x- ' Ji. 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'ix St J A Y -'XPA 1 ' ' 1, . . . .1 5 N .4 a J .'. . , ' ' - x,llV u-vw X' if ,f -'U ,'.N '+ M'.fn x'h'K.fsh ... ,,','W'W'Q, n's Q ' ' ' L. -NI -1 L 1' YI . 8 P ' Q, -4 V .. .BL W'-' 1 it 'V L' il' I - 1-Q' I-A-I-R 'f L., Sill' I- ' 5.1.2-4x..l f' 9 ,X Q fl 1 Congratulations to the Seniors Joe Meyers Barber Shop 23 S. Dubuque St. Iowa City, Iowa Kramer's Dry Goods Ladies wear Children's wear Mens work Clothes Lisbon, Iowa Bauman R Co. A Big Store in a Small Townn Products from Famous Makers of National Reputation Mt. Vernon, Iowa Congratulations and Best wishes for a Successful Future Iowa Electric Linht and Power Company Mt . Vernon, Iowa Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1953 Johnson's Hatcheries Solon, Iowa nFor Better Chicks' Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1953 Solon State Bank Member F. D. I. C. Solon, Iowa Phone 9 Congratulations .to the Seniors Wilson Lumber Co., Inc. nHome Ownedn Solon, Iowa Phone 190 Best Wishes and Success to the Senior Class of 1953 M11tner's Livestock 8 Trucking Solon, Iowa Phone 23 ll 1 Best Wishes to the Seniors Comoliments of First National Bnnk Iowa City, Iowa John wilson Sporting Goods Iowa City, Iowa Hunting and Fishing Supolien Athletic Equipment and Wigwam Award Sweaters Herteen and Stocker Jewelers and Watchmakers Diamonds, Watches, Silverware Jefferson Hotel Bldg. Iowa City, Iowa Conpratulations to the Senior Class of 1953 Iowa State Bank and Trust Co. Member F. D. I. C. l Iowa City, Iowa Compliments of Hands Jewelry Store 109 E. Wasbinvton Street Iowa Citv, Iowa Refistered Jewilers- American Gem Society Congratulations Seniors Swank Bakery Decorated Ueddinr, Birthday, and Special Occnssion Cakes: Our Snocinlty 210 U. Collcre lows City, Iowa Congratulations from I. Fuiks Jeweler and Ontometrist Iowa City, Iowa Your jeweler for So years O Conrratulations to the Senior Class of 1953 A. Pionl Moat Market Vuality Meats 8 N. Linn St. Dial oohh Iowa City, Iowa Dru Ea Ce Dentist Mt. Vernon Iowa l Convratulations Seniors The Beacon Electric Shoo Dr. Fdwnrd C. Untton 115 F. Clinton Ft. Dentist Iowa City, Iona 1035 S. Clinton Ft. Iona City, Iota Dial 8-3312 Dr. J. M. Mariner Dentist l12Q E. College St iowa City, Iowa J. R. Gardner, M. D. Phone 3hSl Disbon Bank uni Iruzt Co G. R. Andre, M. D. Member F. D, I. Q, Phone 2351 Lisbon, Iowa Lisbon, Iowa Phone 3281 I ,1- Confgratulaticins and Best Wishes to the Senior Clara of 1953 American Leqimn St inochor Post Q50 Best Wishes to the Class of 1953 Solon Imnlement Co John Deere and Maytag Dealers Solon, Iowa Phono fl I . Congratulations Seniors Convratulations and Best wishes I. H. Implements, Trucks, Tractors, Refrioerators, Freezer., and to the Westinqhouse Appliances Senior Class of '53 Sales and Service Meyers' Tavern Leo Marshek Solon, Iowa Solon, Lowa Phone lh Radios-Tv-Records Spenoer's Harmony Hell 15 S. Dubuque St. Iowa City Pianos-Refrigerators Compliments of west Music Company lk S. Dubuque St. Iowa City, Iowa Fo Bl Olsen Lawyer Iowa City, Iowa Shortfs Shoe Repairing and Shining 18 S. Clinton St. Iowa City, Iowa Congratulations Seniors Paris Cleaners Iowa City, Iowa Swails Refrigeration Sales and Service Frigidaire Domestic Appliances 208 E. College St. Iowa City, Iowa Congratulations Seniors St. Clair Johnson Mens Clothing and Furnishings Iowa City, Iowa A. J. Larew--Realtor Insurance-Notary City Property and Farms Iowa City, Iowa For Paint Hardware-Insulation Nagle Lumber Co. Bv the Dam Dial 8-1113 Iowa City, Iowa -1 11 Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1953 Mann Implement Store Iowa City, Iowa Congratulations Linder Tire Service 21 E. College St. Iowa City, Iowa Compliments of Gilpin Paint and Glass Paint-wallpaper Glass-Sundries Iowa City, Iowa Congratulations to the Seniors of 1953 Solon Creamery Buyer of Egns and Cream Congratulations Seniors of 1953 Shop Rite For the Whole Family 1 1 Congratulations Seniors Farmers Hardware Bupane Gas and Hardware Solon, Iowa Phone IOM Best wishes Seniors Solon Economist For Complete Accounts of all School Events Best wishes to the Class of 1953 Solon Grocery Roy J. Delaney, Prop Congratulations Bittner's Garare Ford Sales and Service The Best of Success to the Seniors of 1953 F. L. Beranek Livestock Buyer Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1953 Solon Locker Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Senior Class of '53 Kessler's Tavern Best wishes Seniors of 1953 West End Tavern Alvin Zenishek, Prop Congratulations to the Class of '53 Chuck's D X Service Solon, Iowa Congratulations Seniors Kubichek Plumblnr, Heatinr, and Electric Service Solon, Iowa Q Solon, Iowa Congratulations to the Class of 1953 Fryauf'a Leather Goods Iowa City, Iowa The Store with the Leather Door Beranek's Wardware Best Names in Aopliances Admiral Maytag-Voover Mt. Vernon, Iowa Clay's Jewelry Watches-Jewelry and Repairing Mt. Vernon, Iowa Congratulations Senior Class The Judy Shop Infants' and Childrens' Wear S doors south of Jefferson Hotel Iowa City, Iowa Baohman Feed Service Purina Chows for Livestock and Doult Mt. Vernon, Iowa PY Blade and Mullen Television and Radiov Sparton-Motorola Sylvania-Capehart Mt. Vernon, Iowa I-I Flowers by Eicher Flowers for g11 Occasions Phone 8-1191 IwaCMy,Iwa Conpratulations to the Solon Seniors from The An-Nu- Dress Shop Mt. Vernon, Iowa Ladies and Misses Yeisley Bakery for Tasty Pastry Mt. Vernon, Iowa Ready-to-wear T, ,, , r w1k,1 Dr. R. B. Tuberty Stoo and Shoo at Tyoewriter Company 0Dt0N0tPiSt Stal1'S Authorized Rgxal Dgglep Office Hours 9-S ' Everything from Sales Rentals Sd to 19 and UU Sunnlies Renairs 23 E. washington Towa City, Iowa Mt. Vernon, Iowa 'hone M211 113 W. Main St. Mt. Vernon, Iowa Congratulations Seniors F. J. Krob A CO. Dealers In Grain, Seeds, Feed and Coal Solon, Iowa Q I - Congratulations Seniors of 1953 I Jack's D-X Service I Firestone Tires Firestone k Delco T Batteries 'See Us For Better Service'J' Solon, Iowa 'S l ,l Congratulations and Best wishes to the Class of 1953 E. H. Beretta Solon, Iowa Best Wishes Senior Class For Electrical Apnllances and Plumbing See R. W. Umbdenstock Solon, Iowa Congratulations to the Seniors of 1953 Beuter's Garage Chevrolet Dealer America's Finest A Biggest Low Priced Car Phone 29 Solon, Iowa K J 'Y' ll- i Congratulations k Best wishes Congratulations k Best Wishes Senior Class of '53 Senior Class of '53 TTY Dick's Iowa Service Chansky Drug Dewayne Lamansky, Prop. First Tank wagon Service Subscrintions Dick Krob Ph. 98 Carefully Comnoundedn Solon, Iowa Solon, Iowa Phone 37 sg s We- would Ula. Ce 'Cka.aK svn-ryony 'For Choir gplsnd ld ceipcrstlon in Kglrhga 1na.Kb our Lanes.. flllfbli-0 ng .Syn i or Cla. 33 of H53 Q. .sz-..a.. V, M ,.,-L7 J' .w ' in-f -.3-,tggi , . daily' -Qgffl. 1 . Q , 'iff- ,vb .- 1 ' E, ff si: 35 E L g Eijligygi I JQGJI' E5 L' E F gf . L' U QR, if r , ff?Qf'1 ' '25-ffl E Q: F 1 V ' 1.gafvg rsfgqii-51,44,,3:gg-, 1-'u--A --f.gQ.',faf,A-fn-mfr, I ',. LA V. -M, . , x 4 5 1 ' ' f - ' -' ' -bimf f - 'H-' --f- --1 my--,R V' 1?-1 . f N - W .-w4f' 1gF.:?2,w::f 'kg' . . Q , 231 w r sl