Sumner High School - Echoes Yearbook (Sumner, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1950 volume:

, v F' fs-. I R 40 l ff Ai THE GOLDEN ACE Published By The Senior Class SUMNER HIGH SCHOOL Sumner, Iowa 1950 Ext! Nl FF' 'QIP li -if I7 615' V7 ...J xx - 4' HIGH SCHIIIH FACUHY M. M. ROGERS SUPERINTENUENT HOLLIS N. HUNT PRINCIPAL SHIRLEY SANDERS ENGLISH ERNEST G. HAGEN BAND JOHN E. BECHTER COMMERCIAL MRS. HOLLIS N. HUNT SOCIAL SCIENCE MRS. VILMA EDWARDS ENGLISH CAROL PRESCOTT VOCAL MUSIC DONALD F. GOSCH BASKETBALL, INDUSTRIAL ARTS, MATHEMATICS GEORGE V. HIDINGER FOOTBALL, BASEBALL 3 MATHEMATICS JACKIE DAY HoME ECONOMICS Sl IUIIS WAY NE LEASE Class President DONALD LANTOW Vice President ARDETH SEEHASE Sec retary-T reasurer LA URA B UHR BARBARA CALLANAN BERNIC E C ORKERY MARCELLA CRAUN MARIANN FRAHM MELVIN GAEDE Sl IDRS WI LLIAM GANSKE GEORGE GARDNER FLORENCE GARLAND JAMES HAAG ROBERT HAMMEI.. NANCY HAMMETTER RENEE HENCKEN CAROI.. HOEGER 4 I' - -QAN Q if If 1 A 5 2' In D . T v0 'Tr ,, 1, 1 1 . '- 'u 7' ' H F 5' Sl IIIRS BETTY HUNT MER LYN KASEMEIER MARVIN KNOPLOH GILBERT KORMAN LORRAI NE K UE PKER DONALD MEIER GLADYS MEIER MARDELI.. MEYER J UNIOR MILLER 5 vi I ,X fl 1' X 3' 'S lo' v L Av 5 1 2 4 2 F ,. 'U gf it 15-9 . fi: Sl IURS MINERVA NUSS CHRISTIAN PI PHO TREVA PLEGGENKUHLE MARVIN POLLOW MARY KAY RADER RAYMOND REASLAND DOROTHY SCHNEIDER ALICE SC HORTAU RALPH SCHWAKE Sl IURS LORETTA STAACK RUTH STEEGE DUANE THOMAS PAULINE. TRAEGER MA URICE TRELOAR NORMAN WALKER WILLARD WEDEMEIER DONALD WESTENDORF LOIS WHITNABLE JAMES Y UNGT UM X 3 A p E I A . Us-ii: ,X 4 if 5 i 5 . : '7':'4-K 3 ' lifts' I 5 ce j nf' J - . F an X N6 an , - 'Y' Q. Q 3 . -e ' 1 3 5 M 3 ' I aa -ff 3 D -A 1, -3 F . 4 'rr ' B l if Miss Day Class Sponsor Mrs. Hunt Class Sponsor 4 '! ,af- 'x 4 D p fi f -4 ! fl' 'W Y N1xV ff'!- lf' v 4 g -4 15' fi . 10 xi., 'T . I 1- 5 M A 'Y , Q, is 1' I g ng N 4,1 vxf, X 43 3 3 f' . f 0 4 'f 4' , ijt Xt, 2 1-gf .., 6 'Q' V4 0 in A X. A, ilfzg ,fi me sa 2 'Q T gMk,NP JU IURS Bergmann, Richard Boderman, Duane Borcherding, Donald Borchercling, Merlin Erase, Rornaine Braun, Corrine Buhr, Carol Buldhaupt, LaVern Corkery, Mark Creager, Auderly Duhrkopf, Jimmy Haag, Jane Hammel, Alice Heller, Elmer I-Ieyer, Helen Hoth, Marilyn Huebner, Mary Lee Jacob, Verla Jarchow, Barbara Johnson, Larry Karsten, Richard Kirchmann, Gene Kleiner, James Knoploh, Elaine Leyh, Donald Lienau, Wayne Mr-if-r, Viola lvl:-ighan, 'fornrny Mueller, Margaret lxlurphy, Wayne O'Brien, Carolee Potratz, Ray Schlichting, Ve rdeen Schwerin, Martha Seehase, Pauline Sell, Marlene Sell, Veryl Sell, Virgil Snyder, Harold Sowers, Mernice Staack, Ramona Strempke, Darlene Struck, Doris Thompson, Joan Traeger, Marjorie Volker, JoAnn Wescott, Barbara Wilharm, Norma Langholz, Carolyn Lehrnlcuhl, Dale 1'-Q 0 K 7 'I 5, , Y is fi 'Vi 5 S . A My ao, QNXSH 45 '-5 Q Q lvl r. Hidlnger . A , Class Sponsor . --1 9. 1 Mr. Closch A' Class Sponsor '1 :C f'F' I if i Jxffh I SIIPHUMURIS Albrecht, l,.1vin.a Benter, Phyllis Bergnmn, Lof Bergnmn Shirley Bodernun Rohn rt Buhr Willis Copp Hem rlx Craun Be tty Destlxxl Dclorc Destu. 11 Donni Duffy Mary Exclc Verld Engel Donna Fox Ce-bert Frxsch Vera Frltz Wlllys Gardmer Thomas Gardner Robert Gleseman James Hencken Avms 1 F if I Y 15 I 4 e 5 f- Y ' EJ fp X , O . I ' xx l ' ' I .LQ - l ia , -9. 'l 2 ,V A i ,X A L s 1 0 ' A Q Q on -f' . r I p . ,J fv- ' ' K , X'-.T q Q ,I '3 1 ,, . 1 ' X H .Ni Q :ig I Ex n rv ' W X Qmnmn Low Q fS lxlary Duo: Polow Charles P ide aux ltr y R :der Corrlnnc ut: r Cxr bcehxse lxdarxlyn Sowles Robert Sprlnger lanxcc Thu s Marx ln Thornas Marvxn V iughn Mlckey Waterman Stanley VK escott Stanley Wxlha rm Darlyce . f lonnson Rhrta KiS!YY1flf r Donna K4 dlng L aDOnn1 Mc C1 un Mabel ! 1? X l 11 . 3 1 i ' ' 1 N , Q I - r' . . 2 -, 2 a -.5 I I' 1 5 Ully 2 ' llllfllu, . Aillx, 4 rs a V' U: 'a g A 1. l '7 lx y r' fa ,.- r Re ' , 2 Ol , Y, , ' a e 3 - f- rr , . 1. - , 1. 5 xl 5 1 5 I ' 1 Q fkh 1 5 A . ' I -Q r, K - X U ., 9 ll ' 1 't 1 l if . . ,J z , U 4 . y , it 5 , Y. A . A , -4 A 4 2 P 41 i t 3 ,l 1 'T 'W lvlr. Hunt Class Sponsor Miss Sanders Class Sponsor K' AF' 1' 4.415 1-Q' 1 44 as -'1 AIP 12 HIISHMI Becknmn, He-rn.1rcl Beelm, Harlmrlx Blasvhke, Orville Bohle, Arne-tm Bowllng M Sue Bovxllng 5 illy Braun P lul Callanan Roger Cass Ted Destxval Phyllx-. Donaldson Roger Duhrkopf Robert Frldley James Frldley Terry Gaede Ralph Ha rtwxg Gall Haupt Betty Heller I..aVonne Henriksen Richard Hlnrxchs Xanta Hoffmann Geraldlne Hoppenworth Roger Hoth Jane Jarchow .Tulla Ax X x XX '3 we Y- f G A i.: ' X V Z ' , X . fd ' 'X- f A -of 'Jia X7 -. I . ' xl rg Pi ,Ia ff' Y' ' 'Q ' ' 1 ' o 5 , ff x I L -4 ' ,A ' f, 4 ' :L R Q gg f . f' 1 ' ll if 'x has I3 jx b ' .i' 1 J 1 ' fl K' K I n 4.2-V 3, R 3 nf H . .. , ' Q X X ,J S. V. I I 'a . Ll H: a ' , Q, .Q I ? , , . Qi- Q QM, , i - A A r M., af? ,,.f f7 Judlefh, Ve-rona rg: 1 r Klenmp, Gloria J Q f Klernp, lvlaynard J f Knoploll, Eldon l,1'l'lkl1, Lorraim- Le-vll, Yvonne lN.1.l1xr'f-r, Dale Nlexghwn Joycn- eTtl1n.He 0 Nleye r, Robert x ls r. ' Moeller Shlrley Mlxrphy Jean Nxewoehner Joyce Rakowuzf Rodney Schneuler Lorrmne Schull? Leanne S Ruin Stiack Ilene Stahlhut Shlrley Thompson Donnle Traeger Bermtl Treloar Darlene Wescott Harley Wolfgram Laverne Woods Ann Zander Delores ,U 4 SU Ae 2' if f I , 1 r A , 'A 4 1 '..4 . - A V0 el . - VX 2? Rx .3 if 1,4 Wiiffs 13 if fx Q xx x lk x C . lv1 I Y -l n N 5 ri -9 ' F Ml f Ray 5 Y ', 9 ' 5 s f V hx X 4 U 1 IN I. fx. ,Q l ,' . 4, ' 'bl' of . 6 .I A A f A fa 1 X Eg: . 4 I X ell, I- I N Q A A L 2 1 l -L V' E 3 ' -. -' ' -7 ' x ' ' ff 'll 'x I l 1 0 , ' 2 Q l . 5 3 5 ' ' f- ' . - as . x . 1 ' 1' Q A ' -. , 1 'V if 1' 1 . I .4 . 4:1 5 , l ',l- ' BACK ROW: SOHLES, MTLLER, FRIDLEY, HAAG, HAMMEL, HENRICKSON, DONALDSON, SELL, GIESEMAN', CALLANAN, BLASCMHE, FRnTz. MIDDLE ROW: COACH HnO1NcER, BULDHAUPT', WESTENDORF', GARDINER, DUHRKOPF,, MURPHY', MEIER', LEASE', KARSTENQ, BODER- MAN', CASS', EUHR., COACH GOscH. FRONT ROW: KIRCHMANNQ, LANTOW4, JOHN5ON', LEYH', HANNAMAN', M. BORCHERDlNG', REASLAND', D. BORCHERDINGQ, SNTOER'. Sumner 33 Sumner 12 Sumner 6 Sumner 15 Sumner 40 Sumner 31 Sumner 64 Sumner 34 Sumner 13 'INDICATES LETTERMEN Tripoli 0 Postville O West Union Z0 Maynard 13 Fayette O Waukon 6 Elgin O Elkader 14 Cedar Falls 6 E- Backs THE SUMNER ACES Or IQU9 COMPLETED ONE or THE MOST succEssruL SEASONS IN RECENT YEARS WITH A RECORD or EIGHT WINS AND ONE LOSS. THE ACES sET NEH SCHOOL RECORDS IN THE TOTAL NUMBER or POINTS SCORED IN ONE SEASON AND THE MOST POINTS scORED IN A SINGLE GAME, ALTHOUGH THE LATTER wAs DNTN- YENTIONAL. THE SUCCESS or THE TEAM VAS DUE GRCATL' TO EXCEL ENT TEAM PLAY AND TEAM SPIRIT. SEYEN SUMNER PLAYERS WERE HONORED WITH SELECTION TO VARIOUS ALL-CONFERENCE EOOTBALL TEAM POSTS. THREE ACES WERE NAMED TO THE rnRsT TEAM. RA' REASLAND, TAcxLE AND DON BORCHERDTNG, HALE- BACK WERE UNANIMOUS SELECTIONS. MERLIN BORCHERDTNG AT THE END wAs THE THTRO SUMNER PLAYER 70 LAND A FIRST TEAM BERTH. MARLOWE HANNAMAN AND WAYNE LEASE WERE EHOSEN FOR THE SECOND TEAM AND DON LAN- TOV AND DON MEIER HERE GIVEN HONORABLE MENTION. Linemen IN ADDITION, RAv REASLAND VAS NAMED TO THE THIRD TEAM ALL-STATE ev THE lOwA DATLY PRESS ASSOCIATION, AND VAS SELECTED ron THE DES MOINES REausTER's FOURTH TEAM ALL-STATE. DON BORCHERDIND, wHO RECEIVED HONORABLE MEN- TTON IN THE IDPA BALLOTING, VAS ALSO NAMED TO THE REalsTER's HONOR ROLL, OTHERS Or THE SUM- HER SQUAD RECEIVING HONORABLE NENTION WERE wAfNE LEASE, QUARTERBACK, MERLIN BORCHEROING, CND AND MARLOHE HANNAMAN, CENTER. -wvolf ?-T5 r'af '7-i 51 nn in left' 'fn 1 0 ' r .if f I I-I Q ,qs .ff 3? 417 15... EIL. f' 9 A kj x . rpms- :EW FM' J rx-JL.. l.. .: V,- f a f 5 V. HIIMHIIIMI ll , nun LOIS WHITNABLE QUEENS ATTENDANT Lorraine Kuepker Cnowwrma as THE QUEEN, LEVT TO RIGHT: RAv REAS- LAND, LoQRAnNE KuEPxEn, Lvxs WHITNABLE Ano WAYNE LEASE. MR. RQGERS IS cnowwuwc THE QUEEN. HUMHIIIMI li WAYNE LEASE Q- , KING'S ESCORT Ray Reasland CROVNING or THE K1Na, LEFT TO RIGHT: RAY REASLAND, LoRRAlNc KUEPKCR, Lols VHuTNABLE, WAYNE LEASE, SUPT. M. M. ROGERS. eI949 BASIBAII I949 THIRD ROW KLEINER SELL, KIRQHMANN LEASE' PoLLow BUHR SECOND ROW MR GoscH JOHNSON, GARDINER' LANTOV. MR HIDINGER M BORCHERDING' SOYERS' ASCHBRENNER ISMI FIRST ROW GANSKE' HANNAMAN CASS SNYDER' D BORCHERDING. BODERMAN' RAY REASLAND' CATCHER AND LAVERNE BULOHAUPT ISMI HERE NOT PRESENT WHEN THIS PICTURE VAS TAKEN 'INDICATES LETTER WINNERS Durlng the sprmg of 1949 the Aces completed one of the most Successful seasons Sumner has ever had The regular season ended for the Aces with slx wxns and two defeats After wxnnlng the sectlonal tournament at Sumner, the Aces proceeded to Monona and the dlstrlct tournament wlnnmg the fxrst two rounds and then bowlng to the powerful Loras Academy of Dubuque, mn the flnals Contrlbutmg greatly to the success and flne record of thxs team was the brlllxant pltchmg of Darrell Sowers, who racked up eleven wlns against one loss Reasland Sowers Buldhaupt SUMNER F'BuRG SUMNER MAYNARD SUNNER TnnPoLe U SUMNER F'auRG SuMNER V UN o , SUMNER RANDALIA SUNNER TRIFOLI SECTIONAL TOURNA ENT SUMNER HAVKEYE SUHNER ORAN Sunugn VEST Uuaou DISTRICT TOURNAMENT SUMMER New ALBIN SuMNEn VORTHINGTON Sunuzn, Dueunuz KLORASI 18 i lo! F. - - -D SUMNER, 8 MAYNAno, Z . , 8 1 : 47 H . f 5 - r , A ' 6 . 8 . A , , I2 , ,z S I , I - . I N , , , IT . 3 , IT . 6 ' . 9 A . 0 . I I 3 , O 'I , 2 l I . 3 I . 2 O ,f 2 . 8 SC REQ SJMNER SUMMER SUMNER SUMNER SUMNER SUHNER SUMNER SUMNEH SUMNER HIGH SIIIUIII IIIISIIIIIIIIII IIIIM F S N, J HNSW , SCHEDULED GAMES RANDALI PQSTVILLE MAYNARD FQT NIJN WAUHDN FREDERICKSBURG FAYETTE WEST UNION ELGIN FORWARD WAYNE LEASK FPONT POW LEASE RIHERDIN f ANT w M BJRVHERDINGE MElERl BOD MAN' SNYOLR SECOND ROW HAMMFL S M RLASLAND' WATERMAN SELL DONALD ACH GOSCH BACK ROW DUHRKDPI GARDINER KIRCHHANN CASS BUHR ,INDICATES LETTERHEN GUARD DDN LANTDH SEQRES SUHNER SUHNER SUMNER SUHNER SUMNER SUMNER SUHNER SUMNER CONTINUED RDLI ELAADER FAYETTE RIPJLI MAYNARD COUNTY TOURNAMENT U JANESVILLE TRIPOLI 2 READLYN GUARD DON MEIER THE SUMNER ACES or l9h9 I95O CAPTURED THE UPPER IowA CDNFERENLL CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE FOR THE FIRST TIME IN NINE YEARS WITH A RECORD OF NINE CONFERENCE WINS AND ONE DEFEAT IT VAS TRULY A BANNER YEAR AS THEY COMPILED A STRING DE SEVENTEEN vIcToRIEs AND TWO LOSSES IN THEIR ENTIRE SEASON OF PLAY GREATLY HANDICAPIED av LACK or SIZE, THEIR REHARRABLE SPIRIT AND EXCELLENT TEAHHDRR coNsIsTENTLT CARRIED THEM ALONG TO VICTORY PERHAPS THE NosT OUTSTANDING FEATURE or THIS TEAM WAS THEIR BRIL LIANT DEFENSE, WHICH ENABLED THEM TO HOLD THEIR OPPONENTS TO AN AVERAGE or 29 3 POINTS PER GAME WHILE THEY HERE CARDING AN or FENSIVE AVERAGE OF no 6 POINTS PER GAME THE B TEAM FINISHED A PERFECT SEASON VITH TEN STRAIGHT WINS, WHICH INDICATED GREAT POSSIBILITIES FOR THE VARSITY NEXT YEAR 19 'X , 3 I f, D. B1 , Q , L D ', . T Q , , ER- , , '. : , I . .I, , , , - o .I YN CH . z , , , , , . A M7 A 27 hh TRI 37 SUMNLR 35 FRIDERIAA I1 SUMNER 39 READLYN 3 29 27 25 2 ' A 35 31+ M2 23 33 WH' U ' 3' N7 T f 30 IIS 3'4 30 32 59 27 53 2' 5 30 1 MI f I 26 M2 38 M9 30 8 3k HIIIKI G 0 ARUII ll Does xt look good'7 Much work today Prlmary ork m Shop Future Furnmture Flnlshers V .1 Z0 X ? X n : ,av',i??m,H1l' A ' uuswwl v pqwx ww WNV p'1NllWM .. I .1 nu 5 W QI iz Seniors get government know-how from Mr. Rogers. Where all hard workers congregate. . . . And with the little finger of your left hand . . . Miss Prescott hits high C, Z1 HRSI BIIHS' Blll lllllli ROW I: MARY DUFFY, MINERVA NUSS, GERALDINK H:rrNANN, PHYLLIS BENYER, DONNA ENGLC, BARBARA VESCOTT, MARLENE SELL, NORMA WILHARN, GAIL HARTVIG. ROW ll: Lois NIEMANN, MARY LEE HUEBNER, ALICE HAMMEL, MARJORIE TRAEGER, PAULINE TRAEGER, CAROLEE O'BRlEN, CAROLINE LANGNOLZ, VERA FRlscH, LORETTA SYAACK, CAROL REUTER. ROW III: JCYCK NIEWOEHNKR, LEANNZ SCHULTZ, DONNA KASEMEIER, MARILYN HOTH, RUBY SELL, JANICE bPRlNGER, D0R'5 STRUCK: BETYY HUNY, ARDETH SEEHASE, MARuANN FRAHM, YVONNE LEYH, HELEN HEYER, RAMONA STAACK. MIXHI CHIIRIIS ROW I: JOYCE N:EwOEHNER, MARY LEE HUESNER, MINERVA Nuss, MARY Durrv, GERALovNE Horr MANN, PNYLLIS BENTER, MARJORIE TRAEGER, Lows NIEMANN, MARLENE SELL, PAULaNE TRAEGER NORMA WILHARM, GAIL HARTwlc, Miss PRESCOTT. ROW Il: LAVERN BULDHAUPT, MARvaN KNOPLOH LEANNE SCHULTZ, DONNA KASENEIER, RUBY SELL, MARILYN Horn, YVONNE LEYH, RANONA STAACR LORETTA SYAACR, CAROL REUTER, DAROLD PePHO, RALPH GAEDE, DALE LERMKUNL. ROW III: WAYN MURPHY, VIRGIL SELL, LARRY JOHNSON, RAYMOND REASLANO, ROGER DONALDSON, RALPH ScHwAxE ARDETH SEEHASE, MARIANN FRAHM, HELEN HEYER, ROBERT SOVLES, CNRusYnAN Pspuo, ROBERT HAM MEL, TED CASS. 2 Q, 1 ii SEBI! IIISIIHS' lilll lllllli ROW I: JQYEE MEIGNAN, ANN wooos, XANTA H:NRucNb, CARUL HOEGER, LORQATNE LEEEH. RNETA JOHNSUN, LORRAINE SCHNEUDER, LAVONNE HELLER, RON Il: KAY BOWLING, JULTA JARCHOW, PHYL- LIS DESTIVAL, ARNETTA BOHLE, MARTHA SCHVERIN, BETTY HAUPT, ILENE STAAEK, SUE BovLlNs. ROW Ill: SHIRLEY BERGMAN, BARBARA BEEBE, BERNITA TRAEGER, MARGARET MUELLER, ELATNE KNOPLOH, BEVERLY COPP, LAVGNA ALBRECHT. ROW IV: DARLENE TRELOAR, VERDEEN SCHLIEHTING, SHIRLEY STAHLHUT, SHIRLEY MOELLER, AUDERLY CREAGER, CORRTNE BRAUN, JEAN MURPHY. ,vo ,-3 MARJORIE TRAEGER, Lois NIEMANN, ARDITH SEEHASE, BETTY HUNT, MARIANN FRAHM, LORETTA STAAcx. 1 PHYLLIS BENTER, MARY LEE HUEBNER, PAULINE TRAEG' K ER, MARLENE SELL, RANONA STAAEK, GAIL HARTVIG CHRISTIAN PIPNO, ROBERT HAMMEL, RALPH SCHHAKE, VIRGIL SELL. Y 7 ix 'Eff IT! - 11-1 . Y' ' 4 . , ' -A -:I , . N T lx ?Y3,J, 743bQ 55, r . fu fgw H.+q O ' 5, 4. 1 . Q I .1 . N, f 5' 'Q L 'k1'-f A wig V Q1 ' . . Q9 -Sw Q 2' a QV, ge -A Q, 5-4, nv rf W ig 'yn Y fi :gg SIUHI ICUU Cll ROV I: FLORENCE GARLAND, DONALD BORCHERDING, RHEYA JOHNSON. ROW ll: GAIL HARTNIG, SEC- RETARY'TREASURERQ MERNICE SOVERSL ROBERT HAMMEL, PRESIOENTQ BETTY HUNT, VICE PRESIOENTQ MR. ROGERS, SPONSOR. ROW Ill: TOMMY GARDINER, JOAN THOMPSON QDOANE BODERNAN WAS ELECTEO TO FILL JOAN'S PLACE AFTER SNE MOVED YO MOVILLED, JAMES YUNGTUM, The Student Council is the executive Organization which plans various parties, dances, and programs attended by the students. Being on the Coun- cil is not all fun,for some of the parties take weeks of preparation. When it comes tirne for the event decorating must be done, and refreshments must be planned. After the party, the Student Council has the clean-up job. All in . all the Council is kept fairly busy. CIASS UFIICIRS ROV I: DONALD LANTON, SENIOR VICE PRESIDENTL WAYNE LEASE, SENIOR PRESIDENTQ AROETN SEE NASE, SENIOR SECRETARY-TREASURERQ HELEN HEYER, JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENTQ DALE LENMNDNL JUNIOR SECRETARY'TREASURER1 MERLIN BORCNEROING, JUNIOR PRESIDENT. ROW II: WILLIS BUHR SOPHOMORE VICE PRESIDENTQ JANICE SPRINGER, SOPNONORE SECRETARY-TREASURER1 Loss NIENANN SOPHOMORE PRESIDENTQ JOYCE NIEVOEHNER, FRESHNAN SECRETARY-TREASURERL RALPH GAEDE, FRESH MAN PRESIDENT. T1 li0lIll ' 'VJ' ' . X ,, ' . II ,i f H, , , I 1-nv , . .K Of, ,I SECOND RON: MR. BELRTER, AOVISWRQ DONALD BORCHERDINO, SRORTSQ RALPH SCHWAKE, HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES, ROBERT HAMMEL, PHOTOGRAPHY, MISS SANDERS, ADVISOR. FIRST ROV: GLADYS MEIER, COPY, MARIANN FRAHM, GRADE ACTIVITIES: ARDETH SEEHASE AND MINCRVA NUSS, C0-EDITORSQ BETTY HUNT, HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVlTIES,F1ORENCE GARLAND, GRADE ACTIVITIES. THIRD ROW: CAROL REUTER, SOPHOMORE NEwsg DONALD BORCHERDING, SPORTS, MR. BEEN- TER, ADVISOR: RALPH ScHwAxE, FEATURESQ ROBERT HANMEL, ARTISTQ JOYCE NIEwOEHNER, FRESHMAN NEws. SECOND ROW: LAURA EUHR, SNOQP PATROL, ARDETH SCEHASE' GLAOYS MEIER AND BETTY HUNT, Co-EDITORS, MINERVA Nuss, GRADE NEw5. FIRST ROW: ALICE HAMMEL, JUNIOR NEVS3 LOIS WHITNABLE, SENIOR NEwsg FLORENCE GARLAND, FEATURES, MARIANN FRAHM, FEATURES--ABSENT. IW NORMA WALHARM, CAROL BLHQ, CARJL RLUYEN, Rprw QTEFGL I5T Hjw. f.lVT 'A H-.w'N RAMONA STAACR, MARY LCE HUHBNER, CORRINE BRAUN, MARYHA Scwwrwww, MARNANN FRAHM. JOAN THOMPSON, Mass DAY CSPUNSQRD, BARBARA wiscowr, L0R51vA QTAAYK, Lo Q an YNAHLE, LAURA EUHR. 2WD RCW: FLORENCE GARLAND. GLAD-5 Mrrgu, BcRNufs LJRRER , AUDKQLY CREAGER, BARBARA JAQCHOW, LQRRAINH KUVPRER, Barr' Hunv, ARof'R 5L5RA5E, UA-LNWf TRAEGER. 3RD ROW: BARBARA CAL ANAN, ALICE HAMMEL, HELLN H:-LR. VAQ'OP?E TWAEGEP, MERNICE Sowsns, ALICK SCHORTAU, MARVL'N Horn, CAROL N LANGNQL2, fAROLlE A'RR:EN, PEP ClUB CHEIRIIAUIRS WOQMA WLLHARM, CARQL BURR, CAROL REUTLR, Ruta Srzscp. ln-..k R--I Z8 ,R s ,Jll IDR ' PIAY IIASI Tw I f P' F'f5l,ISFIN2 F'-CF A r Flr- POW l HELEN MA Y. rf' V J Aw- ,Af J Szfflvfdb ROW, LFET Y P Qwg HA N E ,rv A DDI DA.: ,-H -Lf'-,, LA Nbr . HL- THE CREW ron POLISHING PAPA--FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: BARBARA HESCOTT, Doms Srnucx, MARY LEE HUEBNER, ALICE HAMMEL AND CAROL Bunn. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RnGHT: JAMES KEE1NER, DUANE BODERMAN, LARRv Jormson, VERYL SELL AND RAY POTRATZ. Z nl .',,w '27 U 4 nfl Q 2+ A 1 IM, va--3 Q A -g x-'T A I 'ii' F 1 A 1 f ,- I 0 S Q P i 9 w 30. n . 1 1 Q . . a 10. ll. Record-breaker! September-bunny. Ballet dancer ? '? ? Chris That's a typical pose. Big and brawny. Loyal supporters. True Comrades. George and Marv. Freshmen Pulchritude. Little Laura. 3 uw! S I Ill IIII a, I i A W Marj!! Anybody's guess! Corrir1e's at it again. Skirts Entranced. We knocked Our editor. Carol R. The Queen. The judges. Bobby him down! n if ,M www., 3 a 'W ,wiv - 4 MS. fb i- l52Qf?5i ,nv 19 zo ' z7 46. Water fight? 9, Loafing around. That's Alice again. 10. Don. Freshmen, 1946. 11. Mr. Duhrkopf and King and Queen. Mr. Schedtler. What's that? 12. Senior prexy. Nancy. 13. Watching the game. Mary Lee. 14. Golfing ? ? '? Ambitous Ralph. 15. The three sisters. .'!J!.Sl ,-4' is:-1.41 ...- A WYE J uniors now, Florence. Gladys. Miss Sanders. The Schneiders. A perfect pose . Martha, Bobby. The queens attendant. Jirn. Darlene and Darwin. Ruthie, A birthday party. The Aces. Before or after? Our editor. 47 .-' 1 'Q ,Q 0 , sf GIIAIII IAIIIIIIY r ,J V GH GPADE 1 vi NIH GRAD! MARIE JACOBSEN Slxrn GRAD: VICTORIA MADJ FIVYH GRADE MADONNA MCCLINTJCK FOURTH GRADE AMANDA RODER THIRD GRADE OLIVE VESCOTT SECOND GRADE UARDA LAUTERBACH Flnsf GRADE MRS VIOLET GARLAND KINDERGARTEN MRS MARY PRIDEAUX SECRETARY LIBRARIAN LJ I'-LA QI-V E7 YH LHWUQK SHEQWUUL 'Q 'EN KI IIIIIIIIIIIII MORNING SECTION: LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: GARY BECHTER, KENNETH EDHARDS, MARGARET BUMP, DUANE KLEMP, SANDRA STEDHAN, LILA JARcHow, STEPHEN KRIER, DONALD PRIEBE, SUSAN LAMPHRECHT. BACK ROV: MRS. GARLAND, SUSAN WEIDEMANN, RAYMOND BENTER, MARY ALBRECHT, JIHMIE ROBERTSON, DENNIS YUNGTUM, JAMES RIDGE, RUTH KLEPPE, SANDRA AUBREY, PATRICIA CARROLL. AFTERNOON SECTION: LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROV: CAROLYN DUHRKOPF, WAYNE STROHSCHEIN, KATHRYN PLATTE, BILLY VHITMIRE, RODNEY SANDERS, CHERYL JOHNSON, DORIS ZOBEL, DANNY PEASE, THOMAS SEXTON. BACK ROV: WS- GARLAND. GARY NIEMANN. CARYL Jo HAGEN, LARRY RDHRSSEN, ELOISE BUHROV, THERESA MEYER, BEATRICE CALLANAN, RUSSELL GAEDE. HRS! 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E , aggi 5 , . .L ji 'Q 'I :A V 1 , , , pr V . A 3: h - . I . , , . I - f W . 41. I Y I , . : 3 I I . . : , JU IUH HIGH BASKHBMI HAM 4 l I2 vA FRONT POW: CDACH HIDIHGER, BLASCHKF,, CALLANAN', GAFOI', DKNALDS Ni, CASS', DUHR- Rovvf, HILHAWN, BACK ROV: BUMP I5.M.I, CARRCLL, MEYER, WESCQTT, NIKMANN, VRIDLEY, PALMER, ELLIS, LANTUW, FRITZ, MECHEM, PDLLow.ABSiNT: PIPHL AND PICRERIHG. .INDICATES LETTERMEH UHDEFEATED IN THIRTEEH GAMES, THE SUMHER JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL YEAH or IQUQ- 1950 COMPLETED A VERY SUCCESSFUL SEASQN, AND RETAIHED THE BREHER CUUNTY TOURNA- MENT CHAMPIONSHIP CROWN. MUCH or THE SUCCESS or THIS TEAH CAR BE ATTRIBUTED TO THEIR FINE DEEEHSE, WHICH HELD THEIR GPPQHERTS TO A PER GAME AVERAGE POINTS. AT THE SAME TIME THEY HERE ABLE TO COMPILE AN OFFENSlVE AVERAGE POINTS PER GAME. EVEN THOUGH EIGHT FRESHHEN HILL BE LOST TO THE VARSITY, THE JUNIOR HIGH or NEXT YEAR VILL BE ABLE TO PRODUCE ANOTHER WINNER. COUNTY SUMMER SUMNER SUHNER SCDRES SUHHER SUMMER SUHHER SUMMER SUMNER SUHHER SUHHER SUMNER SUMHER SUMNER TOURNAMENT SCORES: 27 27 27 or SCHEDULED GAHES: 33 25 2 2 37 33 SI 33 31 26 FREDERI TRIPOLI DENVER FREDERI VEST UN VAUKON VAVERLY FAYETTE VEST UH TRIPDLI VAVERLY ELRADER FAYETTE KA KA ION ION or I7.9 or 29.14 HE HDPE COUNTY CHAMPS 40 2 .114 l 2 13 'Wx - 1 FQ, V3 if U 1 QF? ,Q V7 ,Q i W - K X wlU ' A 3 ' W f lg Lgigiwg QQ H i E IQ W Q ,A A XM A M, X, A I av 'I ,,..,..-- 'b The members of the 'Annual Staff' are to be commended for the fine annual which they have produced this year. It shows the results ofa generous amount of good accur- ate work by every member of the staff in- cluding the faculty advisors, Miss Sanders and Mr. Bechter. Although the staff has done very well in showing the regular cur- ricular activities of our school, it is the nature of any annual that the extra-curricular activities show at a greater advantage. Let us not forget that we want our school to excel both in curricular activities and extra cur- ricular activities. We want our graduates to be proud that they have graduated from Sumner High Schoolg we want our faculty members to be proud that they are teach- ing in Sumner High Schoolg and we want the members of our community to be proud that they are helping to support Sumner High Principal School. There is always a feeling of loss when a fine graduating class leaves Sumner High School, and we wonder how we will be able to continue without them. This year we are especially conscious of this feeling, because we are graduating a large class. Every de- partment of the High School will lose some of its best students--and our athletics, music, and social life will especially miss their personalities. However, we are cheered with the thought of the under-classmen who are developing into the position left vacant, and we hope to carry on as we have in the last few years, and raise the standard of our scholarship, music, and athletic teams. Supe rinte nde nt Sumner MUHICIPBI L1ght Plant MQW QW Em' Www GLW of 1950 HammeI's l' gum.. O Fine Food for Fine Folks 35 4 FOOD STORES Blades Varrety Store Congratulatnons to the Graduates We Are Your Headquarters or School Supplnes Candy and Gifts BRAYTON Farm Equipment Company Allis Chalmers New Idea Genume Factory Parts Reliable Repair Servnce John Brayton, Prop Phone 28 Complete Insurance Sumner Iowa Phone I76 Quandt's Floral Shop SUWINER IOWA Flowers For All Occasuons Potted Plants Cut Flowers Flower Bulbs Establrshed I905 Well Wlshes Robmson Jewelry Store from Sumner Iowa Wells Motor Co t O. J. Warneke L, A A, , -sniff-- ' I McDonald Sales Co Phone 170 Serving the Sumner Community Since 1881 Commercial Prlntlngwg Hallmark Cards SUMNER GAZETTE lg I , . V I VA .lf--' 8 r . ' . A Na I E I . . . ,mf 0 O 0 vw' ,K The Frrst Natronal Bank of Sumner Sumner Iowa Best Wrshes For Success, Senior Class GROCERIES MEATS DRY GOODS Mc:ALOON'S '. '. PENNINGTOQ resid L. P. XVINKS, Yi - ' ent NY. A. HEY!-LR ' l I I Shales SI 0'Brien Pharmacy Drugs Sundries School Supplies Ammol 8: Poulrry Heolrh Needs Foun+om Phone 70 Sumner lowo Kroblin Transfer Sumner, Iowa one II or Servlce That Satlsfles Frldley Feed Mlll Gram Mull Feed Seeds Phone I7 Sumner Iowa Clover Farm Stores Grocerues Mears M G Wolfgram Penmngton Supply Company Creamery Supplnes ond Equupmen+ of All Kinds Phone 300 Sumner, lowa Palmer Electric R :dent al N51 mg Weshnghouse Applnonces adqua t r fcr F er thmf, Plectrnal ilu Dependable Ser we Phone I4 I I l I . . ' I I . l Industrial. Vommerciznl. Farm and es' i r' He' res 1 ,vy I 1 s .' v' . BARTEUS ELECTRIC Sumnef Oi' C0- Form Wiring Trouble Shoofing Mole' Oil Phone I49 - Sumner ' PHONE T6 -- S Shell Gasoline IIIS'I'IIIIII I'UIIS Ulf' ond Grease Ei fl PMNER. HHS A Vierth Printing Company Sumner Iowa Hoth Leather Store Men s Lcdues and Chlldnen s Shoes U S Rubber Foofwecr W F HOTH Prop Whlteford Barber Shop The Fomnly Shop Robbins Barber Shop Servrce SCIISICICIIOYI Xl I NT I zu 1 Irw A N ROBBINS Sumner Iowo Comphments SNYDER PRUDUCE I ' I ' I I U . . , . . I 1 l'1.' 'ffI,yon's .z lc F' Maxon City. Iowa XVut4'rlnu l.al1mlry hh'2lIl'l'IHH, Iowa ' . . , :in H1 Folks' ,,. , W0 W W M f d S ll W e anu acture an e x it Q schuns Feeds Q b W:-'19 H J Schult Son EW Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Dy dNagh+w k ss Weidler Chevrolet Co. - AW Y! S, 5 fflfmxli Q Q Q . If u Q O L. 5 l emo Q - X ! 4 ,f. S. - If Jil b. xii --it ! 'Q-W lo 1 Xl o o W. . c u -Closso I 01.13, H o on rec er erv ce A BRIGHT FUTURE TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Sumner Surge Service Sumner Lockers Curing, Smoking Cusfom Bufchering Your food locker plan+ Phone 181 Ritz Cafe Jusl' Good Food Prnva+e Club Room Phone 270 Lease s Grocery When uf comes fo food come +o Lease s Clofhes for 'I'he Well Dressed Man L urlee ll thes Arro Shirts P0l'1.lS Hats Rlbbeck s Dry Cleaning Presslng PII kl P and DEI IX ERY Phone 269 General Elecfrlc Appliances Monarch Perfechon Ranges Onl Sfoves Speed Queen Washers B P DeLaval Pannl' Separa+ors Mullcers IHONE 108 SUMNPR IOVSA BUSCHING HARDWARE Ha dware House ares Appliances C 9 I ' '0 - w. . ' I . .S. - . , , , V . . ,. lv .r V i nw. T ' Henning s Barber Shop m lla e Whrl Iamllx Sumner Iowa Ray Reaslancl Truck Lme I al and ling distance haul: g f Il e tock and grain T u k 8. Semi Trailer I table I am Isle a or Sumner Iowa Phone 6 Boderman 8: Korman O11 Company 5I3InlIlps7 Mgr I X Automoblle Servuce Complete Ilne of Sportmg Goods Hardware Leonard Refrigerators an Electrlc Ranges Coast To Coast Stores R K Beebe AUCTIONEER Sumner Iowa Phone I3O READY TO WEAR Gronner Apparel Complete Lme Hats Dresses Sl VINER IOWA W A Meyer, Clothler MEN S 81 BOY S CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS Sumner Iowa Westem Auto Assoclate Store EARL LEASE Sumner Iowa Phone 38 . ' 1 .oc ' 1 ' 'n We Ai to 'e se th 0 V S ' 1 e ' ' , . . ' r c ' . - 'or ' Ir ' ' v I I , 8 ' . A--- - . . I p d Wea?-' . I' 0 0 I . . . , O I C Q I I I I Gissel Implement phone 39 Res , Sz Motor Co. P W lly Phone 115 Sumner Iowa l T Bump Real Estate and Insurance SUMNER TIRE Sl-IGP ++ dO Chrysler Plymouth Sales and Service S I The Koeberle Heyer C0 and Heatmg I1 John Deere Quality Farm Equi ment I s - Overland Sales and Service Sumner, Iowa 7 F - . Goodyear Tires Hardware, Plumbing Ba eries ' Gasoline an il Our goods matc your needs. Sumner, Iowa umner, owa I3W rlucron J L W P1pho Hotel Charles Hotel Charles Cafe Always Good F ood Sunday Dinners Our Specialty J. W. Donaldson, Prop. D es More Jobs Saves More Ho S I Ph 84 . . . and . . . Wescott and Winks I-Iatcheries Excel Chucks Poults Ducklmgs DAY OLD STARTED The Kung of Farm Income Green Bay Lumber Company gMt X- QUALITY SERVICE Phone 123 O l 6 c ' 9 9 Sumner, Iowa Coal Buildin a erial f--'-'W'- - -.-A-l.e---- hm l x lm' IH mu If nga. Paint . 'mi A A., -M W ne. ww? umner Bakery Phone 54 Sumner lowo Max Ar Mlke Nl 8: M Tavern Comple+e Sondwuch Bar Shorf orders and sondwuches Hochberger O11 Co Ture ond Tube Repaurmg Sumner Iowa Phone 20 Dns+rrbu+ors of Maaf Dv Best Wlshes Congratulatlons Seniors 'X Class I 'X X My .wwf- Lg I BERGMAN CONCRETE WORKS Phone 27 + . NYl14'1l Xllll 1Il'l' looking fur :Q sllzzrk yllslm'ulm'luIll1-S11 Ill1'I' lglIkl'l'y, .UI - fflnrlmkm-ri ftvu11xJlxslll y'Ull ilu- Nilllll' lam' quality :rs xxln-11 3 u nuke- your HXKII. Ill NIIIRIVI. HX wan mivzrl, :IR lll'IIL'H1'iII, lu-N! num -5 mn lnuy . Imp ll Hake-rl. Lubriccfion Service I of 1950 , X ' 4 'A X Kxxx ' ,lx .. . . -X ' 585 - . A ' N. N,.' .xg of 1 we f if ' 5 I W5 I 'f ' 1950 'Q 2 1 , X of X '34-SZ POLAR CLUB Where the gang meets and eats. F ine Ice Cream ls Our Specialty Ma drltes Co ee Harold Rooker Prop Ph Z67J A F M111er Implement Company Farm Equipment and Refrigeration We Supply F e Equ p e tto Make Good Fa me s B tt r i ' ff 9 0 One ' Headquarters for International Harvester in i m n r r e e . kb 1,1,fH x11 Boo 4? NIXI Rsffuf' s Mvens AND co mc TOPEKA KANSA 0, ' ' '90 V - ,-,'.': O:.'Q. x V A 414, O 'Q Q ' 4 :,. : A ' K N, - 1 '.',- ,0:o. 0 -xx 5 HUM' .. ..o,.:: . , I. 'O 'n O ' ' I O '. - '