Stanwood High School - Thunderbolt Yearbook (Stanwood, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1954 volume:

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Girls' Sextette Solo Work 1 3 L -fy14f'c1f Accompanist 1 2 9 Music Officer I+ B B Manager 2 Sports Reporter Scorekeeper A Paper Staff 1 3 Annual Staff L ChssPhy 3h Class Officer 1 Student Council Hot Lunch Cashier 2 MwnWUmr23L Mixed Chorus 1 2 GmeCmb 123L Basketball 1 2 3 L Softball L Paper Staff A Annual Staff L C1msPhy 3L Class Officer 1 2 3 L Queen Candidate 3 A amor H1 tory One bright, sunny day on September 1 l9bl, the Stanwood Consoli dated School had twenty new faces at the door to meet their teacher, Mies Helen Rlsser The following were at the door that morning Mar lene Babcock, Betty Cain, Claud lee Dickey, Janet Friedrichsen, Junior Begarty, Marlyn lehrman, Mary Louise Martin, Martha Jean Meyer, Nancy kwa Portewig, Sandra Resewehr, Richard Lee Ruggeberg, Everett Schuman, James St John, Jacqueline Story, Eldon Thumm, Dorothy wellbaum, and Sandra Sue Keseberg During the later part of the year, we picked up Carlyle Dahl, Elsie Annie, and leota Staskal This gave us a class of twenty two members thirteen girls and nine boys Our teacher had quite a time in keeping oruer with such a large class, but she some hov succeeded Our first grade teacher was Miss Ellyn McGowan There ag- were twenty one students present to meet her we lost Everett Schuman, Claud lee Dickey, and Richard Rugge berg There were in exchange Scott Famllton, and Car -4 roll Remington We picked up, during the year, Everett Schuman, Shirley Wagner, Billy Ihns, and Kenneth Kettler During the year we lost Billy Ihns, Jacqueline Story, Carroll Remington, Elsie Annie, and Scott Hamilton At the end of the year, we lost Jerry Lee Hormann, James St John, and Everett Schuman This left us a total of fourteen students We had Ellyn McGovan again for second grade There were still fourteen students in our class Before the year vas over, we lost Leota Staakal At the 1 f' end of the year ve lost Eldon Thumm This brought us a total of twelve members in our class The teacher to meet us when we started to third grade was Miss Alma C licht We still had twelve members ln our class, and during the year we gained Shirley Mathias We also gained and lost Gervase Driscoll This left us a total of thirteen students in our class at the end of third grade The most popular hideout then was the library where everyone could go to when they said they were sick This got to be quite often habit for some people, while others went to hear the latest gossip Our fourth grade teacher was Mrs Arlene York There XX X we picked up Robert Wolter and Donald Irving, but we al rs- Q., XI, so lost Mary Louise Martin This gave us a class of lf-,Q thirteen, but during the year we lost Marlene Babcock, W W and Shirley Mathias This left us at the end of fourth grade with twelve in our class The fifth grade teacher to meet us was Mrs Arlene York again She had only eleven students to meet her when we returned to school tween school years, we had lost Sandra Sue Keseberg During the year, we lost Sandra Resewehr and picked up La Verne Van Dee So this left us just eleven students to pass to sixth grade Our sixth grade teacher to meet us was Mrs Max Gelssler There were twelve faces to meet her that year We had added one more member to our class He was Earl Barrett Before the year was over, we had lost Earl Barrett and La Verne Van Dee At the end of the year, we lost Robert lolter This left us a total of nine students The students to enter seventh grade were Betty Cain, Lyle Dahl, Janet Friedrlchsen, Junior Hegarty, Donald Irving, Marlyn Lehrman, Martha Jean Meyer, Nancy mmm Portewlg, and Shirley Vagner That year and the next we dldn't gain or lose any of our class members With nine members in our class, we put on two plays during our eighth grade year We put on bother Walks Out, and at the end of the year we pre sented Honesty Is The Best Policy This page soonsored by 6k11v0m'a Sfevzce Smfvwaao 5m1vw0o0 il :J ' ' Q , , . . were still twelve members rn our class. During ine year TSV 50015 0141-fz5EAPLAfN QZINIELSON fb-W Sfofzf coming queen Betty Cain received the DAR citizenship award, and Jun There were still nine students when we entered high school In our freshman year, we had the same people who had been together since the start of seventh grade During the year, we again gained Jacqueline Story This gave us a total of ten students in our class In our sophmore year, we entered dents, but during the year we lost brought our class down to nine again We still had the same nine in our lor year During the year, we pick which brought our class up to ten a Junior year, we put on a Junior name of the play was Swam House edy with all of the class partlcipating in the play After starting out with twenty in our class, we shall end up vith nine Of the nine being graduated here only six have gone to school together all durlng their school days They are Betty Cain Janet Friedrichsen, Junior Hegarty, harlyn lehrman, hartha Jean Meyer, and school with ten stu Donald Irving This classd ring our jun ed up Luclle Kohrt, gain During our class play The It was a mystery com lor Hegarty was When we stop our school days school, but yet were more years an outstanding basketball player and think that this brings to a close together, we are glad to get out f we believe that many of us wish there ahead We will try to become a success in whatever we do as we make a vay for ourselves in the new world ahead makings orfwr N-7 Shirley Pagner, Jacqueline Story, Junior Hegarty, Betty Cain, Martha Meyer Vice President Reporter President Student Secretary Council JACK 5' E50 UN0lQ?00UCE STUNWOOD, fowa. . Q, - . I . Q , Nancy Portewig. During our senior year, Janet Friedrichsen was home- ' o I hi? 5 ' , .J, O l'l.1dll.1llon lflllllll' Betty Ann Cain Marlyn H Lehrman Janet Ann Friedrichsen Martha Jean Veyer Donald Junior Hegarty Nancy Joye Portewlg Lucille Ann Kohrt Jacouellne Sue Story Shirley Marie wagner Class Motto Not Ended Just Begun Class Colors Blue and Silver Class Flower American Beauty Rose On Thursday, April 15, 1954, the nine seniors, with Mr and Mrs Hatfield, went to Chicago for their annual senior streamliner, arriving in Chicago at 8 30 While they were on the train, they ate breakfast in the dining car group took an interesting tour of Chicago, went shopping in the 'loop,' visited points of interest, and attended a thea ter in the evening They left for home at ll OO p m was a long day, but everyone had a good time Baccalaureate was held on Sunday, May 9 195k in the high school auditorium Mr Fred B Morris, pastor of the Methodist Church, delivered the address on the text The Invocation and Benedlction were given by Rev Robert E Bai ley, United Presbyterian Church pastor H s C E R1 by was the pianist Commencement exercises took place on Tuesday, May ll, 195D in the high school auditorium It marked the end of thirteen years of school for the nine Stanwood seniors Nancy Joye Portewlg gave the salutatory address, and Martha Jean Meyer gave the valedictory address The principal ad dress of the evening was delivered by Mr Maurice D Helser, Dean of Education at Iowa State College. He had much good advice for the graduating class. The presentation of the seniors was made by Mr. Hatfield, and Mr. Coppess acknow- ledged their acceptance. Rev. Bailey and Mr. Morris gave the Invocation and Benediction, while Mrs. Rigby was pianist for the occasion. On Thursday, May 13, l95U, class night was held in the auditorium. The senior class history, prophecy, and will were read by Marlyn Lehrman, Shirley Wagner, and Betty Cain, respectively. Awards were presented by various teachers at that time. Eighth grade graduation was also held in connec- tion with class night. The seniors wish to thank Mr. Bentley for all of the work he did on the annual. It was greatly appreciated! O O 0 I I It 0 I N skip day. Leaving Clinton at 6:00 a.m., they traveled by ' ' . The O : O O I I . r . . . g , u Class Wlll We, the Senlor Class of 1951+ of the city of Stan wood, county of Cedar and state of Iowa, being of sound mind and body, after four years of hard knocks, do here by declare this to be our last will and testament I, Janet Freidrichsen, bequeath my ability to find a man and go steady to Dorothy Kortum and my cheerleading ability to Barbara Cone I, Betty Cain, becueatn my ability to 'goof off' in school and not get detention to Curtis Long and my ability to meet 'college men' to Deanna Coppess mouth shut to Larry Easler and my ability not to lose 1 Lucille Kohrt, bequeath my ability to keep my my temper to Barbara Driscoll si 41' x as 6 I Junior Hegarty, bequeath my girlfriends to Jay .nm 6 Meyer and my position as bus driver to Jim Highly, with the understanding that he will make all the girls sit in E4 the front seats I, Martha Jean Layer, bequeath my position as manager of the Girls' Basketball Team to Jim Cantrell knowing that he will appreciate it more than anyone else, and my abllltv to read orally to Keith Smith St John and my ability to stay out late on Sat urday nights to anyone who can sleep all day Sunday Jackie Story bequeath my short hair cut to les ley Hamdorf and my ability to 'run the halls' to Glen Gadke since that ls his l1fe's ambition I Marlyn Lehrman, bequeath my ability to stay away from girls to Jerry Parker and Jim Techau and my ability df X6 to get the car when I need it most to Don Young V' d- I76! I Nancy Portewlg, bequeath ability to stay away from the Highway Gardens to Ruth Armstrong and my musi cal abilities to Roger Tenley To all the Juniors, who will soon be Seniors, we wish to bequeath all the 'bawling outs' we received, the ink bottles, erasers, and books we weren't allowed to throw, the gum we couldn't chew in class, and all the other abuses we suffered with due witnesses, we will hereunto affix our seal in the year of Our Lord, One Thousand, Nine Hundred and Fifty four Class of 'Sb . , - I e X 8 , I a 1 6 , - xx 7 'J , , 1 fu: Z-Q yi ,fl if Il . , 3' ' - 5 Q I . I I, Shirley Wagner, bequeath-my dancing ability to Larry . - len ' Q X 0 x ' It 1 ' ' V . 1 Q . 0 Q , Q , I l Z sv' b ' 4354-P ' ' 'sv O 9. ' o of 5 3 , R I The Cla 5 P opfzecy ns we were travellne alONF the hlvhwav, M9 Suk uhlf ey Wagner on her wa to Pasedena, Callfornla, w1th her husband who was coachlnp one of the teams nlaflng in the Hose bowl Khen we stopned at a gas statlon we saw that oh1rlev also stooped and vent 1nto a bu1ld1ng a short wav down the street when we went over to talk w1th her, we found out that she was SUOPUlHg to check over the teams moscot fa corn fed n1gJ and that the veterinar1an she went to was marr1ed to the former 'mrtha Jean 1e,er, who 18 now the edar tountv home LCOHOm1SC Gettlng on our way again we passed by a small farm near West branch and saw an old pal, Janet brledrlchsen, help1ng her husband Paul w1th the chores Janet and Paul now have twelve ch1ldren, and Janet says they plan on havlnv at least a dozen more because they re cheaper by the dozen Wnlle travellng along the hlghwaf 1U nebraska, traffic was held up by a road construct1on crew we d6C146d to nass the tlme of day wlth one of the workers, who happened to be marr1ed to one of our former classmates, nancy uoye Portewig They llve 1U a traller and have ilve llttle tF31l0Fq to contend with 5 this tlme, we were vettlnv nretty hungry, so we declded to ston 1U some UICP cafe for a blte to eat J1fClHE ln a bootn nearbv we saw aunlor kerarty, so we thouvht we m1eht as well eat wlth h1m and have a llttle chat JUHIOT wro IS a truck drmver nom, 1r1ves 1 om coast to coast and llkes h1s Job verv much he also told us that he and Jetty 1 lee er After several daxs of 4F1VlHC we look d 1U on harley fa ner and found that she was out SFOPUIUW 1U Pasedena mhlle her husband was o f xatch ns n1S bo,s go throuvh some of the1r a s w 1 e s o 1np, s e r n 1rto a former classmate HCKIQ atrr J3CK1D s marnne husband ns an 1nstructor at Lann Pendelton Un the QllPl1FPS was betty Jl3gEWSh1 fformerly Jett, u81HJ teacrlnp ner seven daughters to be cheerleaders They had a lot to cheer about slnce the1r f1V8 brothers were on the fleld nla,1nv Durlng the yame, one of the players was 1nJured and had fo be taxen to the hosnltal AFFlV1DU at the nosnltal we met h1s nurse, aucllle hohrt she said she was flvlnv back to Iowa 1n the spr1ng to oe the brldesmald of varlyn Lehrman, who owns several farms in tedar bounty N I . 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A X-r T 4' R A I f'-f?f5Hf'1E!Y First Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Fifth Row Ruth Armstrong, Bob Baile Dorothye Bueching, Jim Cantrell Barbara Cone, Deanna Coppese, Jack Dallas, Barbara Driscoll Sherman Hansen, Carol Hamdorf, Donna Horr, Carole Klntzel Carole Paist, Sharon Stock, Sandra Techau, Phillip Wagner Phyllis Wagner, Don Young .- K Xa -, f 'b bg 1 4 I 4 , ' J 515 vffv TH Gm DE First Row Darlene Comer, Dorle Coppese, Robert Domer, Glen Gadke, Larry Haeselbusch, Curtis Long Second Row Charles Stock, Roger Tenley 51611 rf! QRZJDE First Row Sara Baile, Ronald Becker, Martha Cain Sandra Friedricheen, Karen Kintzel, Virjean Koering Second Row Carl Kohrt, Rae Xortum, Elaine Lehrman, Karen Lehrman, Carol Meyer, Jay Meyer Third Row Janice Oldorf, Nancy Parker, Neal Smith Larry St John, Gary Thompson, Sharon White Fourth Row Patsy Wood nl ' I , I ' 5' was fi- 4 'X ' 4 QL -Y Q I' 3 J. x 1 . ' ,V-L 3 . ' 'Z - M Q 'QV 3.5 I I A 4 Q ' , ' x V. . N . - ,, Y: -0- I aff! L if r Y I ' ,.aA '1 ge 1 ' ' , -ai 'f A K f 2 , , U I School opens wlth an enrollment as follows august 24 GRADE SCHOOL CALENDAR September September September September September September September October October October October October November November November November November November November November November November December December December December January January January January January January February February February February March March March March Aprll April May bbs M155 M1ss Klndergarten F1rst Grade C11 Flrst Grade 121 Second Grade s Long Boyle Bousselot Dlce Fankhauser Garrett Walton Thomas Mrs Mrs Us hrs Thlrd Grade Fourth Grade F1fth Grade Slxth Grade Mrs Nady returned from Ca11forn1a to take over Judy Armstrong 1S dropped from the fourth grade Ph11l1ps J Robertson lUS1CO10giSt Bar1tone Lesl1e Munyon,Ca1le Munyon, and mary Keller moved to Des MOINES Donovan D1xon is dropped from the fourth grade Carol Bullard 15 dropped from the th1rd grade Grades 2 A 6 gave Cal1forn1a Mental Maturlty Tests Merle and Glenn Kuhns entered school thlrd grade Lou Hershey, clown demonstrated stunts and make up procedures All School Carnlv Mlss Boyle R Mrs Thomas on the commlttee Nrestlers 1n the Carnlval were Harold Dav1s, John St John Kelth Nanke, For est Hegarty, Rlchard Gade, Gary Wh1te, Roger Oldorf, Gary Nanke, Larry Hunt, Arthur St John, Lowell Meyer, Ronnle B1ckford, Dennls Oldorf, and John Levsen The play WGhosts' was glven by the f1fth grade Elghteen mothers were present for the program and refreshments that fol lowed Speclal dance numbers were glven by Nancy Hoffman and Carol Wood All grades enjoyed Halloween part1es Beverly Techau and V1rg1n1a Techau entered school Fourth grade v1s1ted Nash Flnch Wholesale Co ln Cedar Raplds Teachers attended tne State Convent1on 1n Des MOlH9S 9 12 All grades observed National Educat1on Week Fourth grade 1nv1ted the parents to V1Sit the1r room Douglas Jones, Dlana Mackey Jay Davldson, and Barry Spear from K1ndergarten and Mary tock, Roxyanne Meyer, and Billy Murlo from th1rd grade sang for Sen1or Woman's Club to January 4 T B Christmas Seal Sale 1n charge of Slxth grade Darrell L1ch 15 dropped from school Edwln Hamann 15 dropped from school School adgourns for the Thanksg1v1ng Hol1days Rosemary Samuels entered school Grade Operetta, NHansel and Greteln Klndergarten entered mothers at a Christmas Program to January 3 Chrlstmas Vacation Iowa Every Pupil Tests PatsyRatley and Roy Ratley entered school Jan1ce Hoy lext school Senester Ends Dennls Ball 15 dropped from school Llnda K1lpatr1c and Joyce Kilpatr1c entered school Grade Va1ent1ne Partles John Leveson and Charles Levsen moved away from Stanwood Flrst grade lost Rosemary Samuels Llnda Carlson and Charley Carlson were dropped from school J1mny Slach entered K1ndergarten Davld S1evers dropped from Klndergarten Second Grade got new f1sh Aquarlum Val Lauder School assembly Wwhat I found Out about You' Fourth Grade started seed sale School adgourns for Easter holidays 19 School P1cn1c ' O llll 0900000022 O . 4' Ollililiilzl ' ' .... ...2O ' ..... ...25 Mr . 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V N CPF' V First Row Linda Anderson, Barbara Brerdes, Linda Carlson, Tony Carra, Billy Comer, michael Cooper Second Ro: Jay Davidson, Jackie Davis Ronald Ely, Donald Flockhar Marcia Flockhart, Margo Geffert Third Rom Douglas Jones, Glen Kuhns, Lou laschansky, Diana Lackey, John Nanke, Tommy Pruess Fourth Row Dale Siebels, David Siver, Barry Spear, Paul Von Behren, Cindy Techau MNDEEGAETEN B etdy ADULPH AI-IREN5' ffcumlcswufzfusr A5517 Heocfks' 'F' .SAVINGS Blyvfz '-' MECHJNICSVILLE 1 ar on 1. ' . I, D I - Q, ,. vi 3 . JY i 'S' , A fa 'V K Z X 'I , L L.kg g' !Ai :' :Sa X V f Yif 1 as v F .Au gg .xl4 A 4 -im, if A , FAIL H , LX l' T: ,nu-if t Q 4 f' V- ff 1.5 4 i .S ' . fs I I --fx v .- V - 4 r if A , V , 3 X- , Q V 4 gQ's A -f' 1? 23, 1 f4Ql h 1 IZEQ Q: , . 1 R. Y 2 ,f ' I ' Q. - X, Q -1., ,, I 'UMW nrt! ra, I-7695 T GRADE first Rox Iary duno Iyrna Hunt, Katrlcia Klein, Jin Koering Carl Kortum Second Rok Eooby Lekr an, Roma Lehrman Mary Vartin, Virginia Meyer Steven Proesch Tnlru Row Booby Sievere, Jenet Spear, Patty Spear, Tom St John, Stenhen Tenley Fou th Rox Garv Thunma, Pat VonBehren, S+ ven Mendt, Ra ond Wood 1' uiere ooyie L11 page sponeored oy fhlizvff Lfnwmer Gguz, MOTORQHPMV fines 5 garage? 'UPTUN 'lnrfefvarfonm 77P ron TIPTOIV - -i' .' , L- : 1- 3- . I 'Q Q i x ,. K - ' 4 3 1-Q Q . il. J . ,. Ig, X-I bag Q1 . V V:nw E 3 -B . 2 ' , Q Q4 ' V ,N --. 5 ' M' '.G. L 4 L' .RU 4 ii , W A . ., :C .4 - f 3 2 . 3 .k 1 4f fi L . ' -JI 'f V ' , 'Z . . , , , 1 .zw . . , :V A A , ,QI sl Y Q : . N ' - Q' , .L e 1 I ., I' V2 I 1 .. , .fx Q ' r A Q h ml - S . . 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LHV, q.cgf' I' 1 'N' . 5 M X A 5 fbi, fl I 1 I , I Q an K 4i'r' l ?' ,-ll 1 QQ7' y X, A I A Eleanor Di e J B SECOND 51211 05 First Rox Second Ron Third Ros Fourth Row Fifth Rom Marvin Albwugh, Robert A11amano Karer Anoerson, James Baile, Leona Behrle Janes Brences, Betty Clark, Vary Ellere, Linda Flockhart, Robert Flockhart Donna Hahn, Marcia Koering, Marcia Kroemer, Bonnie Long, Merle Kuhns, Lanra Murray, Robert Pruese, Donna Sander, Tom Stock, Jerry Suckomel Sarah Wood, Mary Tenle,, Gregory Thumma, Louis 'agner, Doris Wood ,nf X 'Q' M ,Q We , 1, of 'S' . Q L2 M 1- M f ' A M ' ,L 1' bd' I A y ' ,K li' Q 5 , ox at V '4 Q M I tv 3, JI, V 1. ,Ai Zigi , M Uv ' ' if First Row N ncy B rnes Jean Bierr Robert Brendes LaSonda Comer Connie F1 h s er Second Row Steven Highl Mabel Llchlyter Rox rne Neier William Nerlo Joanne Yeyer hird Row Judy Oldorf Glenda Sievers Mary Stock Carolyn Suclomel Rich rc e u D v h s p POD Woonv STOCK JOHN Srofcl-file GAME ff' 31157 Jrafvonko Om 7f?uc'xmva Smwcf f'l,EVll TOR 5 TLINWOOD x vd i 1, ' it , tu A 5 ' W . A new' w . . L . Q JJ, t im-g ' , if 1 ' 'V L l 4 . J: Ja a , e, ' I I : yr I Ht . A , . , V s I .l . ' ' ' 9 o , x , H ' T cha , ale Tenley fF1'1iV Q Wd, T i age so Sorel ug: If gf 15, 0 0 fblfkffi Gemof First Row Second Row' Third Row Forrest Kortum, Musslg, John St Wagner, Fourth How' Donald Balls, Gerald Behrle, Patsy Cain, Joyce Clark, Larry Crock, Ruth Davidson Harold Davis, Dennis Domer, Sandra Emerson, Elaine Gadke, Sue Haas, Ivan Hasselbusch Hegarty, Terry Jones, Lou Carole Lehrman, Clifford Keith Nanke John, Donna Voelker, June James Willett Fern Gal rett This page sponsoreo 5mxq0gglEQggZMX 1671! CAFE . 5 '. ' -L ., Lv Q 4 'j F .gl A y ix y 1 df' L- ,F fa V5 WX. 'F M .oh - r ',. L F d' '-Q1 , fe, N of '- 7 Eg sy , W 5135 iii -A M V A K .Em ,- . 4 Q' I .4 l cg 1 ,. r 1 .1 ,w , , fy A T as F :I ' d. I l ' by: vt' ln Y 0 P Vfl TBM HW GWRADE First Row Ray Anderson, Mary Barnes, Audrey Cantrell, Jimmie Clark, Caroline Comer, Richard Gade Second Row Nancy Hoffman, Evelyn Hunt, Kenneth Xintzel, Joyce Iehrman, Charles leveen, Marie Lichlyter Third Row Alecia Lund, Gary Nanke, Roger Oldorf, Bonnie Paint, Connie Paint Christine Suchomel Fourth Row John Tenley, Erwin Toerber, Gary White, Joyce Willett, Carol Wood Mary Ellen Walton Thls pege sponsored by WED 71? LEPHONE COMPANY 0 XOWA , D T' 2 vga ' ' I b 14 A 'R A 1 ' 1 f , q:iIFlLk QE I ll w . ff , ' 1:-1' 31 If '1 6 :Iac roi. wi I , , j 4 N22 n . V . , 2 i - . , ' 5 5? X' Elolse Thomas va I U gif t First Row John Balls, Susan Balls, Dennis Ball, Thomas Behrle, Ronald Bickford, Judy Biere Second Row' Sharon Bixler, Robert Davidson, Fred Dickey, Sharon Hegarty, Janice Hoy, Larry Hunt Third Row Everett Lehrman, Sandra Lehrman John Levsen, Linda Meier, Daroie Meyer Fourth Row Lowell Meyer, Dennis Oldorf, Marilyn Sievers, Arthur St John, Dean Wood This page sponsored by STZVVWOOD LUMBH2 COMPANY - V3fF3ff 42 K , j' 5-1,-Y -h A K ,gs r yjg :Q A ' ,keaf ,r I ,, :Al Q ,V V ' A 5 2 t'Vki V -'5 limi, .1 5' y1 'g ' A . 1 fe ' Q' ' J . V 3 ' YF ' , ' ' ' .f, --e',, niet, H 4 J Vq lf' J if- A fs' t , ,aka f,if xX . If W gh f if: . ' ,ggpgf ., g' 1' 3 a A TIVI 9 4 E::::'o, .:o,.:s. ,.'O..'u ..o,..o, j :3 I , V A: Il 2 I f 54 X CJ? E I wx Y w M 'W xQ53:Q, ,f 'ix I 1 iff y rg fx. Vx 'N Q .6. '1 A W Q25 f f f f 4, K!! FA I X A LJ f 'T W X 66 .A Xmkxl N I , xx 1 in 'S x 4 1 First Row CI! Q far! There are el ven Stenvood boys that go to hcVille every day Junior Hegarty drives the school bus for class Class starts at 9 O0 and is over at 10 O5 This is the first year that the Stanwood boys have been in FFA Mr Colglazier Advisor, Murlo Ralston Qentinel, Paul Hatcher Secretary, Lax Brown President, Don Mitchell Vice President, Jon atcher Reporter, Toel Banks Treasurer Second Row Roger Mitchell, Roger Brown, Loyd Becker, Dick Dauber, David Stoneking, Keith Smith, Larry Horr, Tom Walshire, Jerry Park Junior Hegarty, Keith Techau, Vesley Hamdorf, Larry Koering, Larry Easler, Marlyn Lehrman, Dick Johnson, Gervase Driscoll Third Row Keith Smith fed a pen of sixteen lambs and the lamb shown won the grand champion award at Cedar Rapids. This was Keith's first FFA project. nf' I . 4 A ,. 4 , , Q . I .1 'n 1 . ' .Cs 3 -vv' .f '1 K' 1-.'.'!..l 4 I This gilt vas purchased by the chapter, and Max Brown is keeping her for the chapter. She farrowed twelve pigs, on February 12th. 61' GY 9 'VX sw? fr vfl 1 FL ART 15' W C lL72lY.S'ElV EFFIE ELEC Tele Gffvmu Insurance TKIHWIEL EE STANYYOOD + -' l I .W 1 YW r l A' 1 Q--N Q 'Y Y I ' ! 'x J V Q f '31 ,ff .5434 . ' ki- , Qi :Li - I J - X 1 V 4 ' ff al 1 - I ,X 'f a!-x x . , -ff V L . X Y if. . K lr . I 1 N. A' - I 126 ff fs. gi 4 W V Front Rov Jeraldine Pa st Reiorter, Jackie Story ss't Editor, Sherman Hansen Ass't Sports Editor Back Rov Charlie Stock Peporter, Dorothye Bushing Reporter, Karen Kintzel Reporter hargot Smith Reporter hency Portemig Typist, Shirley Han en Typist, Janet Fried richsen Typist, and larry Koering Cartoonist This page sponsored by ARTHUNT Jon ES L o o 0 v Gxnvolfva Smvrcs Mauwnvfrap O14 Conmfw STANVVOOD S if u g i -. W f-A Betty Cain Editor, Shirley Wagner-Reporter, and ' xi A xy fall fa' nival X What is Cake Walk nf ' K Xxgk ll' fs In a' if WSL? .die s fe-f The annual Stanwood Fall Carnival was held Friday October 16, 1953 Everyone had lots of fun preparing for lt w1th the help of Mr Moore and Mr Bently If you were there you would have been sure to see most stands dolng a boomlng buslness The Country Food Store, Cake Walk, Guessing Booth, Fortune Telling and Make Up Booths were all very popular Every one also had a turn at trylng the1r skills at the Dart Game We all feel this was one of our most successful Carnlvals, with a large crowd attending and a good sum made This page sponsored by STUDIO MPLEHENT Co WFTEEIMRIAN MKCHANICSVIL LE ' ,A .s Z ukw ' gw HULA GIRLS ???'???? lhaauau HIOTU QNM5f4M0NT5 FM W4 sofv X .n1 ' -I-LOMECOMING X X X f L l s 1 1-X j X q Don r 7l-QELOW 01.oLSHoE5 Zlwa Y: Qpan LEM LIKE Mfw Zoos' im ,QQ X 195k Queen, Janet Friedrichsen Friday, November 20, l953 Stanwood High School held the1r annual homecoming The festiv ities were started off with an enthusiastic pep meeting that afternoon To begin a perfect evening the two basketball games with Oxfo rd Jct were both wins for Stan wood Following the games the final event was the homecoming dance, which was sponsored by the Stu dent Council, and presentation of the 1953 5L homecoming queen Janet and escort Jim Techau and her attendants Jackie Story, mistress of ceremonies attired in a dress of green and black taffeta presented the candidates and crowned the homecoming queen Her escort was Gervase Driscoll The first candldate to enter was Betty Ca1n, escorted by Larry Easler Betty was dressed in powder blue net over taffeta The next candidate was Sh1rley Wagner escorted by Junior Hegarty Shlrley was also dressed ln powder blue not over taffeta The third candidate to enter was Janet Friedrichsen escort ed by Jim Techau Janet was attired in plaid taffeta with a black net stole The forth candidate was Shirley Hansen, escorted by Larry Koering Shirley was gowned in pink net over taffeta The last can didate was Jeraldine Paist escorted by Leonard Pinter Jeraldlne was attired in a fushla net over taffeta Miss Janet Frledrichsen was crowned Homecomlng Queen of 1953 51, Dick hcCal1 and his Orchestra from Fuscatine orov1ded the muslc for our 'Fall Festlval Homecomlns Pkmv 51405 SERVICE - CL aeefvce Jacaie Story, Mistress of Ceremonies and escort Gervase Driscoll Uumn Mtn mlanl Shirley Warner and escort Junior fX Hegarty IAFWJ N7 J gqfjwfw lf: E59 W X., , X 'fx NL!-K-f Betty Cain and escort Larry Easler Jeraldine Paist ana escort Leonard Pinter wh Shirley Hansen and escort Larry Koerlng L L - 1 g K 'SX J I I' L Q' ffl 9 0 T N' Qt' ck f ' 1,4523 I u 4 ff bi N A 'I Z Q Piatti Ca ratteriyticz Dinner Mfmz Valpolicclla all capita Grape jnire Pforciutta di Parma Baked Ham L4 riponaea di bw-ro Fiib Filelto di tacrbino Smlloped Potatoes Can Lbirellini fiercbi Pm: and Com ,, i. Pinocchio all comomme Tomd Snlfzd Grimni di ron punt: Brand Sfumoni arzoretri gwotano Ire Cream and A Confctture all: mrdf Cofpf or Afilk Ifzmrnm Clgb 5 F N!! , m f' Mr. D. H. Hatfield Dfvmllfl H0s121'f5'J'2 Qupm.iMen,h.,,t l'Y'H:!1Iif'Y'I .I Semor Class 1954 Master of fY1E'l'QI11llI1it'S mn -lv. 2 1L':.U Dimmer at 7:00 P. NI. Dancmg '1 mme 1 4 XX lbbx F1 nel rt A C h 1ny,,e of Stwle I 'A Bus to Olm X ukle U 1' I 'P'- Alf ' X vu Y-9 I I . .. 3 I !' 9:01 -1:01 1 f H 4 . ZA 4 -- A I Ny., f ,i , , if 4 k ' , r Q S 1:01 -11:30 n 2 5 , ,, 1:30 - 2:00 ' I 5 X ,ws ,, Y. ' , .. : , 2: ll-33130 ,Vx V K fig ' '- , : . - , ' 4' Q W Z5 N 3 , , Q,3 , ' A ' I t f7:fc y' i 1 ' 'K Q f X Q ' ,:,.., J fr FT N , , 5 v -u 9 Af . X 1 1 I ,J L 3 ,L -, A 4 , - 1 : 1, V I ' Vx , 1 i if I . Y . i W- -T s ' Y , ' P RH Q :ist . H ff 5. : j -' . , - ff ' ' ' 'inf X UK This is English ClaSS7 Mr Green only Q there ust the facts, Men. 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' ZZ 62 ' l+5 53 ' l+0 7 30 33 57 6015 Bd kefbdll and offbdll First Rov Second Rom Margot Ann Smith, Sharon Stock, Carole Palst, Carole Kintzel Susan Kintzel, Shirley Hansen, Carol Hamdorf, Ruth Armstrong, Shirley vagner Martha Jean Meyer, manager, Betty Lou Becker, Mary Ellen Balls, Jeraldine Paist Arnold J Moore, corch, Betty Jane lehrman, Deanna Coppee , Dorothye Buschlng Qecond Rov Third Rov L rv allen Baile, Nancy Parker, Betty Lehrman, Deanna Coppess, Sharon Stock, Janice Oldorf, Bettv Lou Becker Carole Klntzel Shirley Hansen, Susan Klntzel, Arnold J Moore, cosch, Betty Cain, Margot An: Smith, C role Paist u , First Row: Ruth Armstrong, Carol Hamdorf, Jeraldine Paist, Shirley Vegner, 601: Ba kerball Teams Stanwood Stanwood Stanwood Stanwood Stanwbod Stanwood Stanwood Stanwood Stanwood Stanwood Stanwood Stanwood Stanwood Stanwood Stanwood Stanwood Stanwood Stanwood Stanwood Stanwood Senior H136 Durant Jamboree Lisbon Clarence Nechanicsville Lowden Oxford Junction Lisbon Olin wyoming Olin Clarence N6Ch8DiCSV1118 Bennett County Lowden Nartelle Wyoming Oxford Junction Lowden Sectional Morley Lisbon The Stanwood High School girls basketball team had a very Successful S68 unexperienced, and deal of spirit and twice, as they had hard work and fun, Junior Hgh hampered by a lack of size, but made up for it with a great fight This was proved by the girls when they defeated Olin a girl 6 feet tall in their 11heup To climar a Season Of eighteen girls and their drivers went to the semi finals and finals of the girls state basketball tourna ment Besides watching the games they went shopping and had all night parties at the hotel There were many tired girls Sunday morning, but the fun and good time had by all was worth it The junior high girls also had a successful season, losing only two games The above pictures were taken at the Wapsie 8 tournament, where the .Calm an girls received the second place trophy ln an exciting game lost only by two points in the last their pivot forward are Nancy Parker, Carol Meyer, Patsy seconds They had the misfortune to lose the services of for several games because of a leg injury Team members Martha Cain, Janice Oldorf, Karen Kintzel, Virjean Koering, Hooos, Sandra Friedrichsen, Sarah Baile, Elaine Lehrman Doris Coppess, and Sandra Lehrman , o ' - L1 21 f ' - L9 fm 1,2 . n 58 'hM afe LL L5 65 an 49 L6 65 69 31 L8 , LL 31 5o 58 51 son, finishing ln third place in the rough wapsie-8 league- The girls were o o ' A Q 5 ,' f n 5 I I :swf f 1 v9 Ke X285 CHQV H0051 O v w f'i? 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