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K HJ 2 6' him' N' fyff CO EDITORS Samuel Staff C0 Editors Beverly Reeve Phyllls Gaul Semor Edltors Glong Smlth Janet Sharpless Jumor Edltor Pat De F01-est Sophomore Ed1tor Vxrgxma Hunt Muslc Edltors Mary Maurer Marjorie Penmngroth Jumor Hxgh Edltors Rosemary Klpp Eleanor Hamel Actlvlty Edxtors Joyce Conrad Jane McGuire Art Edltors Allce Howard Janlce Lamp Yvonne Klser Sports Robert Hetzer Jerry McCoy Q' Humor Edxtors Carolyn Johnston Marllyn Johnston Photographers Jghn Brady Bob Mowry Plrculatlng Editor Gloria Ham Typlsts Mlckey Plerce Joan Gerber Marjorle Boll Marlene Suchomel Rfw one Jane McGuire Marilyn Johnston Carolyn Johnaton Rosemary Kipp Mlckey Pierce Glorla Ham Janet Sharpless Mar-yorlc Penmngroth Rau. two Alice Howard Phyllxs Gaul Beverly Reeve Marlene Suchomel Yvonne Kxser Joyce Con rad Joan Gerber Mary Maurer Rau three' Glorla Smlth Marjorle Boll Pat DeForest Jerry McCoy John Brady Bob Hetzer Lleanor Hamel Rosemary Wayland Janice Lamp Thls year the Yearbook Staff has put forth a tremendous amount of wlllful effort and txme to get your 1951 TIGER completed In the fall the staff was plcked bv Mlss Ten Boer from a lxst of volunteers The students were assngned to the edltorlal or buslness staff The edltorlal staff had charge of plcture takmg prepar mg the dummy arranging and pastlng plctures on lay out mats wrltmg and typlng feature artxcles The busmess staff took care of the fmanclal part Money was raised by havmg concessnons at football and basketball games charging each organlzatlon for a age ln the book charglng S2 for sxgnatures on the BOOS ER PAGES and sohcltmg subscrlptmns The contract order was for 210 books Students wlth actlvlty tickets pald S2 for thelr books, and students wxth no actxvxty tlcket pald S2 50 We wlsh to exgress our appreclatlon to John R Dickerson for the art wor and prmtmg on the dlvlsxon pages The staff and Mxss Ten Boer hope you enjoy the book 4 9' 1 Bev Reeve and Mxss Ten Boer preparlng layouts X' RX . . 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R I l ' ' 3 I - D I T Rau one Dorn: Wordsworth Shlrley Howard Mary Jane Hagen Pat Smuth Row luo Shxrley Qpear Joyme Gaul Jeanette Lelghty lxathleen Crock Frames Hobstetter I enl-.va Frederick Rou threw Jamce Dall Joan Muesmg Twyla Parsons Lols McCoy Gxnger Hunt Row four Donny wllll3mS Ruchard Mnlls Ralph Ball Dxck Sturdy glldfdddd Staff Business Manager Joan Muesmg Subscrxptlona Shlrley Spear LOIS McCoy Helpers Jeanette Lelghty Janlce Dall Twyla Paraona Shirley Howard Ralph Ball Dons Wordwlorth Pat Smlth GenEwa Frederlck Joyce Gaul Frances Hobatetter Denny Wllllams Kath Sen Crock Duck Sturdy Rlchard llvlllli Mary Jane agen Q.Z.i..f Sponsor Booster Collectors Joan Muesmg, Janice Dall John Dxckerson at work on a dlvlalon page John Brady photogra pher etammmg a plcture -635156: gf In recogmtxon of her twenty SIX y6dlS of falthful SCIVICC as Jumor Hlgh PTIHCIIJHI of the TlI5t0Y1 Comolldated School the edltorlal staff by vote d6dlC3t6Q the 1901 TIGER to Mlsb Ger txude Hxlmer Hel loyalty ChG6Ifl1lY18Nb and efflclency have en dealed hex to the students paxents .md cltlzens of Tlpton 6 , 9 7 X f . , np' 5 ,ff he wi? ,, ,, h ff? 0 'e h . 1 ,N Xa ig , - ,,' ,. 0 'W .fn 5 is f S K . . 7 7- . V ' Q . ' . W K. ' 1 y I v , ' A 7 .su - - I . v. , . S- . ' ' . - 1 . , V , . . . . ' N4 gmail? Luv M9 X 14 is 'L S 'Qamg ' I I .mrafg, M mf, 1 :---'QFQA ' - ,. 'rm f I Q56 Aiwfeb SUPERINTENDENT Mr Henry DeKock who has been wlth us for 9 years at- tended Central College at Pella Iowa and the Umverslty of Iowa He 15 the Supermtendent of Tlpton Schools and has worked wxth and for his students Hls 0plIl10IlS and helpful advlce are always available and he has a dxgmfled but frlendly greetlng for all students Semor Hlgh PPIIICIPBI B A Drake Umverslty MA Drake Umversxty QF1rst Semestery V nf ' Je-Q., bl ,6,,,,,f.4., Semor Hugh Prmcxpal B A Iowa Umwerslty fSecond Semesterj T XXNXD Jumor Hlgh Prmclpal B A I S T C M A Iowa Umverslty Addltxonal year graduate work at Iowa Umverslty --.K Secretary Superlntendent s Offlce Xl! '6uucf72,,,f,9, Secretary Hlgh School Offxce 5 0 N.. ' E '. O 5 , ' a ' L. , W, . ., D . ., - . ., .... . ., 1. x ,. . Mfg '-:.-,i-ii' r. B A K, ,, .- ,. I . ' . , . D .I ' . V , A' I 7.4. manga F tRow Alice Howard Mrs Pursley Marge Rasmussen zrs Barbara Atkins Bethany Lange G b r Marge Boll Marlene Suchomel Second Row Joan er e Phyllis Gaul Beverly Reeile Janice Lamp Mickey Plerce Joan Muesmg Janice Dal Mzssmg Marilyn and Carolvn Johnston dffm Wage There are 14 girls helping a mmlmum of three hours a week 1n the Superm tendents Offlce, and the Junior and Senior High Offices These girls, most of whom are secretarial training glrls, type, use the ditto and mlmeograph machines, file check attendance, and run errands It is good experience for one who is gomg to be a secretary 1z.,,.,,,m First R010 R ose 0 n G m Nurse cond ggi? ggtlafgefggp Shirley Howard B ett eofgia S .Vhg F D I EHC61' 0!'y Mari .V Boughman Marilyn Nagel ene Suchomel P at De Forest 47 I2 Tipton students are fortunate h v1n a. place where they can in a g rest when they become ill at cots school There are three available for this pur ose in the Nurses office. Pupis can also b isolated in cases of contagion e where they must be removed 'l rents from the classroom unti pa can call for them. Simple first aid treatments are administered by the nurse and her aid. Pupils absent because of illness are checked by the nurse before they resume classes. ff -.91-f In ei' Dletltlan famed zoom The lunch room ns a busy place from 10 40 when e kmdergarten passes to eat and 12 15 when the last of the hugh school have passed through the llne Durmg thus time about 500 to 600 persons have had thelr lunch A typlcal menu mcludes spaghettx carrot stxcks buttered corn bran muffms with butter and honey pear sauce and mxlk The students also have favorlte foods which mclude beefburgers mashed potatoes apple crisp baked ham fxsh fnllet and pumpkm des ser The students enjoy their meals by sguttmg ln groups at the tables and VlSltll'lg wnth each other whxle they ea CUSTODIANS Earl Thomas, Charles Innll. Chfford Bolton I 3 CY lb I7 5711111232 Le 'Skt Lf' b St mnlfflle Donna Worby help- er Bee Shaffer cashler The laundromat and clothes dryer were put chased three years ago for the purpose of launder mg the hot lunch and homemaklng towels An elec trlc hot water heater supplles the water Thxs has resulted ln a health measure as well as a utxhty measure .hy Q V ' . 'A rx, S . A 1 Y 1 ' , f It ' lf 0 Ria-K ' hip' - i , I ' I fb ' ed th ' . . : I G N . ,, ' . q . ' ' XX IJ :lpn z. K Q 7 an 4-iA.,..z ISTC Enghsh 666012 'I.?' lffnf-Q Ewwh' B S Iowa State College B A I S T C Sclence Football Glrls Physical Educatlon w .'?'.,' WM mm owed B S Iowa State College Homemakmg T 40+ 'SQ 0231.14 CWM B A I S T C M A Iowa UHIVEFSIILY Bxology B S Iowa State College 1 Homemakmg ll 66 B S Northeast Mo B A Carleton College State Teachers College M A Unxverslty of Colorado Chemlstry Physlcs Math I4 ,sa ' ny . .... B ' , A gg ,ig .3 . l an , C-T WW .ak J '-Q, I A A le ., '..:. l a . l A A Q I M7 ffctvt-C 'ae am Basketball Track .-.,. M S Iowa State College Vocatlonal Agrxculture 1 545144442 BA Rosary College Englxsh Math QQQQG In fg. cu Nfl BA, ISTC Government, U S HlSt0Yy Geography I5 BS Umversxty of Mmnesota BA Grinnell College ' 4? 6 Boya Physlcal Educatxon 300181 Studies . '74w!fa namyray ffffg' 641 B M E Nebraska Unxversxty Vocal Muslc 608401 WW WW B A I S T C Vocal Musxc pn- i Rv' Q2-.4.7b7,Z.,L.. BA, Cornell College Enghsh, Dramatlcs V . v ' V Z A N 6. N '12 mica A A 0 Y ' dx- . ., , I 'r'r 4 or 'KK .V N .4 sq.. C wr-'a' 'i ' , I c -W l fl 9 QQ' Qewxf Www .a-'JW B S Buena Vlsta College B A I S T C Math Sclence Ind Arts Drlver Tralnmg Asst Football Basketball 3 dQ.Z..ff!-M! BA Central College Commerce -an B A UIIINCFSltX of Iowa World Hxstory Sociology ..-7 664604 mm ,,4,,,7Vf B A Coe College Instrumental MUSIC There are 64 employees on the ayroll of the Txpton Consolxdated School The system 19 headed by Superlntendent DeKoc There are 2 principals '37 teachers 1.3 bus drlvers 3 Jamtors 1 Janltress 5 cooks 1 school nurse and 2 secretarlcs The Tipton Educatxon Assoclatlon made up of the administrators and teachers of the Tlpton School IS afflllated vuth the natlonal state and countv associations Supt DeKock heads the Yearbook Committee of the Natlonal Departmfnt of Rural Education the Iovua Commission on Teacher Edutatlon and Professlonal Stand xrds and the Plannmg Board of the Iona Assoclatlon of School Admxnlstrators Nlr Ralph Cruenwald IS on the Executive Commlttee of Iowa Vocatxonal Educatlon Assocxatlon ax d Mlss Margaret Dallas IS Second V1cePres1dent of the Iowa Assoclatlon for Chlldhood Educatxon The Txpton representatxves on the Cedar Counts Councxl are Mlss Mary Morrlssey Mlss Vxrglnxa Nowmger and Wir Dave Gustafson Nllss Morrlssey IS Wxce Pregldent of the county organxzatxon I6 Q... 13 4Hhgf Q- 26 is 'T' 4:-N Kindergarten- Fourth Velva Owens Ardis Richards Margaret Dallas Doloris Jedlicka . Ellen Vhlcox First- Fifth M8l'f?dB Iflanfien Marjorie McSween5 Louise Rxsmxller Ma,-V J, Hummel Edith Burroughs Sixth- ' Shirley Franey Second- Eileen N aber Missing- Third- Hazel Siem Q33 Grace Laxson Adelaide Lynch C21 Virginia Novinger I7 1 W I I Q M 4 1 ,, Q..L 15' 4 N V E , ss if ff Q z 1 YW an 'M 8 4 K ' ,. 5' J 1' . Q ey ' - , ' 'nfl Q, A 2, ' 91 'b A 4 9 X NA- Quarterback 44-.f AZQM4. 24,344-'-0 Center WAN! Fuuback Assfstant Coach '-27-f.J:CenZ?4a-VZ. in 20 55' W Q NGO f gf? xr' Y,-229 C go UGA kwa on 35... W 59 ..-----: 4----i gn! wmfnl Rulvw R 4,,.4.M.,. g I x Q9 Q., . 1 N. , ,ff . MM Q, mg 1 :fn - XA l11 mm YH MM C?.fLL.M,,. End . N 'E L X f .. XX I 044:-Lf I Guard e I- . Bulimia Qpwfwifwk MEHFM4 Sguad Row one Norman Kotz Jerry McCoy Leland Helck Ronald Atkms B1ll Drlscoll Denms Wllllams Darrel Keller Blll Davxs Bob Sheets Row two Paul Kellerhals Don Maher Don Chapman Loren Wxllert Kexth Chap man Jlm Cralg Bud Burkett Jerold Sklnner Row three Bob Butterbrodt Dean l-Ienmngs Larry Chrlstlansen Rlchard Mllls Ralph Dooley Kenny Conrad rf? JXP ff l! 1 f ,f -4 42 ' ,ja - The homecommg speakers platform Homeroom 316 s Float 'Tm Second prlze float froom 2111 WlDDlng float froom 3093 Our Tlpton Homecommg began Thursday evemng October 5 wxth the marchlng of the band down town followed by the bonflre and pep rally at the school where xt was announced that Donna Worby was queen The parade was held Friday afternoon October 6 at 3 00 oclock Room 309s float won first prxze whlch conslsted of a tlger guardmg a blrd cage contammg the Maquoketa cardmal Room 211 was runner up wlth their float which showed the Tlpton Tlgers performlng an operation on the Maquoketa Cardmals After defeatmg the Maquoketa Cardmals Frlday mght 28 to 0 the jumor class sponsored a dance held m the gymnasxum to honor the queen and her attendants 2 , p 7 .f W it . '- J s 'N A y t W v 1 A. M . : . . ' . ' . . '. s ' . l ' 1: 1 , , . I I - . . . . 'I I 7 . Y ' . I , . 4 5, . l ' S ,Q . an gy ... 1 T rg' 1., flr?1f5.. , S.fQ'-'mfs y 15'--A ,fgas s . 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' 1 2. 1' ,Auwvg-nfwaxj AN 1:7 'kg Miss uonnd Worby fcenterj was chosen queen of the 1950 T H S Homecoming by popular vote of students Ahce Howard Joan Muesmg Phylhs Gaul and Janet Sharpless her attendants lolned with the Queen ln the homecommg game and soclal festlvxtles of Friday evening 23 Here There Here Here Here There There There Here September September September October October October October November November 700fJ4fl FOUR WINS THIRD PLACE Marengo Independence' Manchester' Maquoketa' West Branch Monticello' Anamosa' Franklin High CC.R.D Marion' Five Losses In WAMAC Conference VARSITY Roscoe Anderson John Brady Dean Culberson Captain Earl Dettman Paul Helck Kenneth Herring Robert Hetzer Leon Kruse Warren McQu1llen Frank Martin TOTALS 'Conference games FOOTBALL LE'l'I'ERMEN Wayne Reeder Robert Weaver Dennis Williams Kay Connelly Marvin Martens John Slssel Dale Suchomel Robert Walters 33 Tipton 7 Tipton 0 Tipton 0 Tipton 7 Tipton 0 Tipton 14 Tipton 33 Tipton 0 Tipton Kenneth Baker Robert Brinkman Dean Hennlngs Mg Wayne Lange Dick Pelper Dick Reeder Robert Rickard Wallace Sheets Dan Smith Alvin Wright FOURTEEN WINS FOUR LOSSES SECOND PLACE In WAMAC Conference Here There There There There Here Here Here Here Here There There There November November December December December December January January January February February February February January January January February March Wilson QC Rl West Branch Monticello' Maquoketa' Manchester' West Branch Anamosa' Inde endence Mon lcello' Marlon Wilson QC R 5 Vinton Marlon TOTALS County Tournament Mechanlcsvllle Durant Stanwood Sectional Tournament Wilton Junction District Tournament Lyons fCl1ntonJ TOTALS Tlpton Tipton Tipton Tipton Tipton Tipton Tipton Tipton Tipton Tipton Tipton Tipton Tlpton COUNTY CHAMPS Tipton Tipton Tipton Sectional Champs Tipton Tipton John Brady Leon Kruse Don Maher Captain Sophomores TEN WINS THRFE LOSSES LETTERMEN Dick Reeder Co Capt Wally Sheets Co-Capt Dick Peiper Kenny Baker Larry Christiansen Bob Rickard Kenny Conrad Loren Wlllert Bud Burkett Jerald Skinner Al Wright Bob Sheets Mgr 'Conference games Varsity LE'I'l'ERMEN Varsity Wilson CC R J West Branch Monticello Maquoketa Manchestser West Branch Anamosa Independence Monticello Marlon Wilson fC R J Vinton Marion TOTALS 24 Bob Mowry John Sissel Delmar Thumm Tipton Tipton Tipton Tipton Tipton Tipton Tipton Tipton Tipton Tipton Tipton Tipton Tipton 10 Q 24 ' . 36 ' 41 28 34 ' 1 ' 42 ' 12 35 ' 15 42 ' 19 . 34 ' 5 42 ' 12 - 45 ' 19 lf 41 ' 2 ' - 46 ' 6 ' . .7 46 ' 9 ' ' 35 ' 20 ' ' 46 ' 524 23 . . . 27 38 ' 23 . . 33 . 5 ' as ' 696 Dean Cu1bef56ii 4'f4J4'e ''''''ff'fffffffffflfffflff'fffflffflllflffilfifi1ifiiiQ'1f'1fiif1fifffffiffffffflfffffffffwayne Reeder '. . . 40 ' 42 , . 16 ' 53 ' I8 ' 28 ' , - . 27 ' 41 I 1 , . 22 ' 36 22 ' 57 U . 19 ' 32 25 ' 37 ' ' 25 ' 27 1. ' 39 ' as 1' . . 37 ' ax , ' 20 ' 40 , 28 ' 27 aaa 479 malty? Row one Roscoe Anderson Delmar Thumm Dale Suchomel Row two Jerry McCoy Jxmmy Craxg Bob Mowry Bob Hetzer Kelth Chapman Row three Charles Bender manager Wayne Reeder Leon Kruse Dean Culberson John Brady Don Maher John Slssel Dave Gustafson coach '54 I Row one Paul Kellerhals Darrel Keller Joe Blake Jerold Slunner Dean Hennmgs Row two Bob Sheets Bob Burkett, Kenny Conrad Loren Wxllert Alvin Wright Allan Rodemeyer coach Row three Kenneth Baker Wally Sheets Duck Pelper Bob Rickard Larry Chnstxanaon Duck Reeder 25 I' 'Vu- 9' if BMA 'S' eowg, k ' ' M X Forward 'f xl ' U A bm A ,X f W ww mm 26 Guan' . E, . K4 r X: X , ' ' I slr- 1 f 4 fr , r X ,If 'F 1 , I cf' fl - V 4 h X, C f 1 X 'lg In I 3 f , F, J ,fp l . X Z .r ? J, I y Y gr, Glynn ' 5' ,H af M L 4 if Q x f f ' b '- erik' A N 1 J N lx 1 I IM X fi Forward I q ' Y? 4 r ff X ,X Q.- WA , X I I hr ,r X ,Av ll, K, Y l ,f ,mx T 4 r x I U if X 'Q A4 X TIGERS in action against Wilson CC R J Y Edafuday .ledouuu af Ile 1950 Wmmc 71446 7mm Rau' one: Dale Suchomel, Bob Hetzer, Marlyn Hudler, Richard Anderson, Kenny Herring. Row two: Leon Kruse, John Sissel, Dean Fulborson, John Brady, Roscoe Anderson, Kenny Baker, Manager. Missing: Warren McQuillen, Dan Smith. 27 JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Row one Joan Marolf Dorothy Slssel Shlrley Adams Row two Joyce Vanatta Marlene Bathke Dada! ,L Row one Glorla Ham Phyllls Gaul Vwnan McQu1llen Jo Long Le ht R W xg y osemary eaver Row two Glorla Smnth Ahce Howard Janeth Holden Carolyn Johnston Thelma Gaul Pat Smlth Row three J lmmy Bell Kelth Chapman John Brady Esther Hamre The purpose of Pep Club IB to romote a good school spmt and s rtsmanshlp among the student b y It also arranges pep sluts for t e pep assemblies There are twelve members on the rep Club along wlth the cheer leaders who are automatlcally honorary members The twelve members are chosen by the student body by havmg the nommstlons come from the homerooms and each class voting for their nommees ln the club Membershlp ln the Pep Club Includes slx sophomores four Juniors and four semors Officers are voted by the group lhey are Presxdent John Brady Vlce-Presldent Ahce Howa rd Secretary Treasurer Duck Sturdy 9 CD 544 S 5' 'O' W 9.1 Qnvod If Yxgxil LE tx WS ALL CH it GBLVEQBA L C NlcQUmen W FQUYB Y yvwxafl wwe' B uv o ,198 5 18 1,117 tffw Www 2 s Cllffumw W 'hm a ADEBS McQu1llen GELEADE sul 30 Dong Row one Billy D : eKock, Robert Peck, Harry Boughman D Chester Christiansen, Jim Jeffers J Arlyn Holden N jmm 7494 70dfd41JSga4a! -fe '-A , ale Lange, Bobby Crock , erome Worsham, Leo Mallie, Larry Martens , eil Shurson. Row tivo: Russell Leighty, Roger Marks, Darryl Schilling, Orris Knutson Mearl Jen nings, Bud Harris, James Frederick, Robert Miller Richard Yock Bernard Crock Harold Geller, Dayton Maxwell Walker Rumble Ning Hall Ron' three- Burdett Thumm Roger Brennan Russell Marks Paul Dammeier ob illiams Pat Maher James Burnett Bob Ford Donal Timm Keith anatrey Harry Weaver Ronald Rife Bill Le Ferguson McClellan on ighty Wayne Dru b m arger Robert The Tipton Junior High football squad coached by Bill Chau games during their season Their record was a 12 7 loss at the hands f ncey played w a 14 0 mn over est Li erty JH an o Roosevelt J H of Cedar Rapids yawn 7494? in !um f'-WK k Harold Geller Mean Jennings Bud Ffed9I'lC Marks James Rau Ong Rflger Harris Pat Maher en M ell Orrls Knutson Chester Chr1st1anS ton axw h Chauncey Day Williams Ron tuo C0220 Manager Delbert Russell Lelgh 5 ASKETBALL TIPTON JUNIOR HIGH B t ?VLg?nBranch lt rhberty Muscatine Durant lt wes1?Il.1bel'tY Muscatine RECORD T1pt0n Tipton Tipton Tlpton Tipton T1p110U Tlpton Tipton Txpton v '4 'fvA1. NE Ni SP 5 rare L- - S'quNe DNV! f l T Ng -9 ' I Ma.:-j 0 f 4 T Ill I lg M, I E COUNg1L U , H i 1 ' K 9 Room 313 is home to every student who attends the Tipton High School. To some the number 313 means the study hall where several hours of each day must be spentg to others, it is a gold mine of reading material. The library takes up about one third of the floor space in the study hall. Many of the students believe the magazine rack is the nicest thing in the library. There are more than twenty periodicals kept there for the students leasure and instruction. n addition to the usual, tiiere are favorites on sports, science, radio, hunting and fishing, homemaking and fashions. Each field of study has a section of books reserved for the student studying in that subject field. The use of the periodicals is made easier by the Reader's Guide, a Wilson publication, which is really a directory of all the articles appearing in current magazines. The fiction de artment is sup lied with many new volumes each September. The iiiterary Guild, a book club for teenage readers send our library a book selection once a month. A faculty librarian, Miss Mary Morrissey is in the library three periods each day, While Miss Morris- sey is in her classroom or attending to her duties in the study hall, the library is in charge of student librarians. Row one Row tugs Jo Long Joyce Flofy. ifvgiilry M9frissey, K ne K1-9911 athleell Croc Q. k. Library scene. 4 ce p es On Trip to Florida What would you do if yours aunt and uncle :asked you it you would like to gn lu 1-'lur.d.u i.x.1h1 1 Editor ........... Barbara Aiklm Grade Editor ,,.. . Klthleln Croak Exchange Edltor . Georglu Spencer Feature-Mary Maurer, lot! Mc' IWW, 1.1 ' .ny hlpp, lzlcnnor llwzll, Burtls Bell xp on xgers 1 lCounty Tournament l By John Brady 1 The Cedar cwfumy tournament them? ended at a brunt rulwng 'net- Sportse lfegth Grave, Jerry McCoy - V- Y ' , ' ' OI course, you would ju: ' 1--fllfl 'lllfivf the chance, juat as Jann-c 1' Mill 8 slrmu did. M up by vim Janice left Bennett Dec. 2 H' V'3m'n '- 40 ended up in New Ox-leans, x on a tour she saw the Fl'l'l7f,'l1liiHSH: 'uf' l iq' I l 'I'5PYOH Stiirtvd 'W grindir! qua,-ge,-5, mmionaims' hpmesvl Mary Jane Hagen--hot cholrupoxnts against St:.nwood's zoni pretty Scenery, and tm. bunal 'muse nobody interesting is inldefffnaa, hut it soon became evi- ground. there ihib fu me-stu From New Orleans they wenti Dem Culberson- Simi! hall' N0 to Sarasota, Fla., where Jam and fuabllll M1411-ffftlvef' her relatives visited Rxngllng Daleno Ehresman-fGym. 1 like Bros. circus at their winter quar- to play games, etc. ident that the Tigers could not hit from out. Maher and Culber- son, 'I'ipton's forwards, carried the scoring load in, the first half. Stanwood paced b Keith v Y ters. Bob shun-Study hall, when Flvclilwri, !Ul'T1?f1 in a remark- Two weeks at Mluml Beach Mr' Snyder is in Charge. able Job of hard running and ball swimming. sight-swing, 4-anng Larry Chx-isiimxon - Eighth hawking' irun. which cost 41 men- nmhinglperiod- You can gf! away wiih picking fruit and coconum '.verc,2lf15'1hiI1iZ4 just a few of .lan's pastimes. 5hi1'l8Y 5 H! mansion is just like Il rzruus per- son would beg guwdy, with old style furniture. The ocean waves were im mense. I never imagzned ' were so big, Jan told me From Miami Beach to Dayto Beach, with sand so h one could drive a car water, was a different thrill for her. At St. Angustine, anoth was taken, in a horse-dra-. riagc and she had the of seeing the oldest school house .n thi States. The Fountain rvf Youth cl impress me a bit, Jan sail' Also. they toured Ripley' lievc It or Not museum. She joyed the narrow streets with old Spanish houses still standir From here they started hon along the east coast and then cs acres to Iowa. I enjoyed my trip very muci ish ard P9 Seeing John Hinelmu Northklgyg Si, Jan png L.. d Tipton could 'ily superior n for man l In the aecon t from 'T ,diiwin ni' '0l1fli'4l or lnlpl- ll rn mu' vi-nu: 1,5 xt vt-H 1 ON hut Lum for the om cont -'fi' ed us fort can ' electfd -w officers for th I xter: sident, Rlllllllil iers: sv 1 y . n. lNe pla n haw- a council meet- ing om' 11 wel-lc. In science we are studying Qund Travels. We are how a phonograph ope 'l what vibrations have sound ludies we are study- We have learn- - is one of the in the world two hirthdays 'larence Ford 'hals. Clar- hlrth- Alam in little ht Snick- ivcd both .5 still n tires, infw lat 1-3118 Jay, may 1 window in and w everyone had the op get a Sim portun V I jlst did. lt was sw l' but I'm glad to be home. I Y-W Yu, even though there Hou' mu' Barbara Atkins, Mary Maurer, Kathleen Vrock, Lois Mcfoy, Suqcessfujly piss, snow. Joyce Gaul, Jeanette lit-ighty, Rose-niary Kipp. nations given in Students Draw Cludk Plcturol if lhry Haunt Mr. EDicketson's first hour art has really been rolling out masterpieces. With chalk which lends itself so to shading and depth, the drew several wonderful such as Yvonne Kisefs in thc Woods. It has such atmosphere to it that yr' 'MW imagine shack 1 A replica Gods In Children The 'Your Polio which was v Fight iewed the student body Friday Bull 0'Connor. president of National Foundation acting commentator explained the done with its funds in the March of Dlmes Run' tu-os Ginger llunt, Eleanor Hamel, Jerry Mt-Coy, Georgia Spencer. Jecember for young CO. Jun! Shuploas Janet Sharplws is one of those musically inclined girls in the senior class, Janet has played the flute or piccolo in band and orchestra since she was in the eighth grade. She is in many small groups, both instrumental and vocal. Janet has also sung in the high srhool mixed chorus forl years and in glee club, . be- long to? . . . Teacher: If I lay three eggs here and I lay two eggs there, how many eggs will I have? Billy: Frankly, I don't think you can do it. 1 l 8 A little girl. after the first church service she had attended, was asked by the minister for her .. .ated in joining the N.R.O.T.C. Jerry will have fur- ther examination by the officials in the Chicago offices later. Five-One We are starting a unit about the Southwest. We had to find nineteen cities and tell the im' portant thing about each. In arithmetic. the people that had the highest were in the fol- rthy cau: ,tgia Spcr 01 after an recover from nftczzon. Four- Our mam in ' been ubing 2 r we have hm ot spilling . We have so Ebooks. Many of 'cowboys and al lure going to k lbooks we read 1 ltrcef' 3 This wt-ek ibranging our Li March of Dune? la record uf 85 p l In mfwlill stud learning about I wC.ingu. We ham wn rwxclzznq claim :We drew pal lllli! E,-Xnothtr uhm. about the atnief llnllund. ' Many ul us ha fun questmns us ip:-dans for our re V In our Week week we read nb whose nz g :cans lik-bruary. P We have been lforent part: of class. This heh more about the we are studying We received L Friday The University the library a cc 'AHawkeye. Tha very popular hen Two We had fun - story The Boy reading. Twenty-.six of in spelling. ln science we t belongs to I U01 alwi 'ke has been I UICY ha' 'ngy and 315 1 their 1 'affix uf allfdl-. liarnmbef lllLlS!l'2lIC wllh X nu know 'Um 1 buffalo ' l I l my wzxjyfa ' she The Megaphone, the student newspaper of the Tipton Consoll- ' HH -'UU' 1 P dated School is printed in the CONSERVATIVE, a local weekly. LKg'f,1iilffa,l The news items are collected and typed by a Staff of high 'em ml 5- School students. Barbara Atkins had the responsibility for mak- ' ' . . H ' mg assignments and supervising the typing of the items during iid :he In ,mee the 1950-1951 scholastic year. Buff' :I Befo . I V uffalo wa rural sc Each spring the editor of the CONSICRVATIVFI, Mr. George mal- The Y M Langdon, awards a loving cup to the senior who has written the nguethlgg 'Dtfgfnwaorgg best news article of the year. The Journalism School of the State ings from 14-ff ha,-,ded mu University of Iowa makes the selection for the award. have ver energy y had to hcr chosen di Once l ,, uveu in epces. 'mx feel' ell and lm pounds' The people who received l00i----- Jou: Garbo! I in spelling are: Floyd Hill, Don- . Her lf I kxss you. will vw C211 aid Hippie, steven Mc-Quown, Joan Gem' 'S one of me mall! for help? onken, Ronald Petemn, Continuou outswndlng seniors in the 51 She: Will you need help? schmpkowenv Louis She has llgh! brown hair, , , . Sam Thomas, Connie sum f 'eyes wean gllsses :nd A person wnh an hour to kill Betty Geeseka, Patty Weuuootnosixbsin 303.515 usually spenm it with som Mildred Lunow, Patti- Door oP.nQ nnnln nv lb th! dn 'who ha. Clara Beedmg, and ,gzdlarze 14 Row one Donna R lfe Suzanne Hetzer C nnetta Thol ,-JS V v W arolyn Johnston Manlyn Johnston Jo n en Shirley Stuckey Joan Grztton Joan Graham Janet Shar less ow two Doris Wordswo Gen va r erxck :vlan McQu1llen orla am lzs Gaul Darlene Marolf Rosemary eaver xrley Grego ow three Joanne Thurston Mary Ja e Hagen Shirley Bxsho B resmzgm Janet olden Ahce c e everly Reeve Gla s oward Carol Hamxel Betty elson Jeanette Lezghty y xerce Betty Boughman ow four Joyce Gaul Shirley S ear Sh1rley Thoemmg Glorxa Smith Esther Ham arllyn 13551 Slurley Syn wya Parsons Bethany Lange Francls Hobstetter onne e Row fzve Mary Evelyn Maurer Joyce Wehde Nelda Thordsen Dalene Ehres ar ene Suchomel Georgm Spencer V1rg1n1a Hunt Ph semary Wayland I9 -I-Ev' Egfr s HMM sponsor yllxs Grltton Thelma Gail urpose of creatlng f he P 1 a A soclatxon 'S ocfggbnllifgmottle greater 9 Ort partie pof s Girls Athletlc 0,-ts an t e pl1 P0se t1onS for ortSman a more actlvehlgllergilxoglsglrlst ox? lg1?x?lt5'unE3adershlp and sp re 1 non amongfg-1endSh1P coopfra b the Kfoup andplrzgest dsvlf 122352 hlgh Schoogegr ijfflcerfl are igcifgpryesldeng Eztalgy? TreaS B 1 mem a senl0r ore ls ec There are J ne McGu1fe xth sophom en sentlng eiclyfxsgresidgng Z'.?dAE::u?? are pilrigfgalznglllx pong touma 3 Junl0l' Conrad an e ll b 9 urer -Wyce sp0l'tS the year are sofglther lI:3lVldU8l and team ACtlVltlE3 ftcgmlg and V8l'l0u3 ment archery Gertrude Albaugh P at DeForest, Pat Smlth ane c uxre Joyce Conrad 33 N 1 ' ' ' N Q 5 H X 5 S f J 1 V ' I l I l A I X 1 .I Q. bvdlflfi -7 ' f lu? F 1 A .- Q, , , , ' . Los. R U, -' rth' ' E F ed 1 , V. . ' . , di .' H . ' gllyl ' . . W . Sh' Fy- -' , , ' ' . . fl Eh , H , ' H n, ' , lg , ' y, gffk ' , . - . . . . M 1 1 . . 1 . . . - . f. 'fl 'L Ro fl Y I I I ik, ' J f A S ,X .f W 4 if 'J ,F , Y . ' . -T M G ' , . '10 Row one Clayton Rhoads Roger Grxtton Howard Stuhr Kelth Skmner Davld James Row two Kenneth Conrad Wayne Reeder Paul Wlskus Paul Helck Donald Maher Kelth Chapman Alvm Wrlght Mr Gruenwald Row three Paul Kellerhals Wesley Wlllxams James Frederlck Blll Zi F Davls Russell Say Melvm Boll Eugene Edler James Hauschlld Darrel Keller B1llPhel s Irwm Kramer Russell Emrlch Row four Ronad Atklns Walter Cawlezell Darrell Worby Pat Maher Iaeland Helck Robert Butterbrodt Wayne Lange Walter Henkel Ronald ...-.--Q 0 lson --' Row fwe Kelth Wood Earl Dettman Delmar Thumm Joe Hass Donald Tlmm Clalre Countryman Kenneth Nebergall Sponsor f' 4 I 'I' 04. I we' weayxhgs In it 4- wrnzmwxx 'YW nd Aw K5 to ted' Keller ahufxii au 0520, ailfo Sami lmprox 0 a 40' S., 1- 6 President Paul Helck ' Q Vxce Presldent Don Maher Secretary Paul Wnskus Treasurer Kelth Chapman Reporter Wayne Reeder Sentmel Alvm Wnght Exe no Sentmel Kenneth Conrad Huck strain La tman and V19 rayeruggx on 0 e Det as x was at 9- xy the P ng ta: me SP? ,Q tree 3 4 inn S00 W - fx 9 A ' Y I I .I ' 1 ' ' . . ' , I ' rf N ' l 4 . I. ,174 Q: - ll, 'Q' W, h .45 : 5. I.. ' E. A Sv, 1 .Q , 1 wx . - 's va . - . tj . R Darrel use Sul? Vement, PY n-f. ' i R ee ---+---- - -eeee-e--- . s 2 , A ' fffffflfffffnD . Sm Hx K' .in T - th .9 E X . Ulouxh e Y s- Se i u , , Ag, 1 .. ae . at be '- ffofifto f 1 A e obeqkvhii- 'ffoff 'balsa - 1 51 el. 6 0 0 C. AI' ,417 07,9 0 052195 55 691- I7 08156 be c' so X9 .oe r z Q Q ev 80102: 129' 016'0e: St Z0 f 100' 0 gxxstooege Ia 0,081.1 i J, 09 C155 1 'Q 8,9 0,88 61, Kzsxfx' Q lf' f 61.8 1, 1. e iffy f' 'Wood Ur be I' Ronald Colhson checks a COmmlttee assignment wlth Presl dent Paul Hexck and Secretary Paul Wlskus 1 A commlttee of Junlors headed by Kexth Paul Helck pomts out toplcs of mterest Chapman stand beslde temporary corn along the route of the 1949 FFA trlp crnb bullt by chapter to store corn pro- Paul Wlskus and Wayne Reeder are help- duced on sux acres shown ln background mg to plan the 1951 summer trxp Others ln xcture are Clalre Countryman Delmar T umm and Kenneth Nebergall 35 Zfadewl' Seated Blll Davls Dlck Ple r Dale Suchomel Wayne Reeder Kelth Chapman Standing Frances Kay Ho tette J th I-I ld Sh l S M M Jamce Dan .nd Mulyn Hudlzr r ane o en lr ey pear ay aurer, Yvonne Klser St'adeatQaaed0ffJea4 Presldent Marlyn Hudler Vlce Presldent Wayne Reeder Secretary Dale Suchomel Treasurer Kelth Chapman Sdn! Each of the slx senlor hlgh home rooms elected two representatlves for Student Councll The purpose of the organlzatlon IS to help dlrect student affalrs Thls year Color Day was ellmlnated the noon sllp system and trled to relleve hall congestlon Mr Snyder was sponsor of the group whlle he was here Mrs Rumble took over for the second semester August-School began Teachers Workshop September FB Marengo-here FFA Hayrack rlde FB Independence there FB Manchester here IDdlVldU3l Plctures taken Teachers Study Group Meetlng County Instltute at Iowa Clty October FB Maquoketa here Lyceum Jones-Beyond the Ralnbow FB West Branch here GAA Inltlatlon FB Montlcello-here Homecomlng-crownlng of the Queen FB Anamosa-there Northeast Iowa ISEA Meetlng at Cedar Raplds Teachers Study Group Meeting Halloween Party Maglclan November FB Franklln of Cedar Raplds-there Jr Red Cross Drlve FB Marlon here Junlor Class Play FFA Square Dance Teachers Meetlngs ln Des Molnes Crop Drlve Semor Plc tures taken Group plctures for Annual BB Wllson of Cedar Raplds-here BB West Branch here gaeachers Study Group Meetlng Chapel All State Chorus ln Des Molnes Football Award Assem y December BB Montlcello-there BB Maquoketa there Lyceum The Man Who Knew Llncoln Jumor Hlgh Operetta BB Manchester here BB West Branch here Christmas Vespers Cantlcle of the Natlvlty Chl'lStITl88 Partles and Vacatlon Chapel January BB Marlon here Sunday afternoon Band Concert BB Anamosa here WAMAC Muslc Festlval at Manchester BB Independence-here BB Montlcello here MUSIC Concert With Washington Hlgh School Band here March of Dlmes Cedar County Basketball Tournament End of Flrst Semester Chapel February BB Marlon there BB Wllson of Cedar Raplds-there Thes lan Inltlatlon BB Vlnton there Hamlet at Clarence Teachers Study Group Meetlng Sop omore Party Chapel Sec tl0D8l BB Tournament at Bennett March Dlstrlct Toumament-Cllnton Lyons at Daven rt Semor Skating Party Sophomore Party Coe Band Lyceum, M L Jennlngs army photograp er Chapel Aprll Lyceum Illln0l8 Wesleyan Quartet MUSIC Contests Lyceum Blrd Songs at Eventlde, Vocal MUSIC Concert Chapel May-Senlor Class Play Junlor and Senlor Banquet and Prom Baccalaureate Commencement Chapel End of Second Semester 36 I l established for home games, home room decorating contest at Christmas, collected tickets, at lyceums, - - Q , U u ' : - : - - - - . ' . : , ' . s ' - Q ' : ' ' 'Q ll, 9 ' : - - . . . - no 1 . . Q : , . . , 9 . ' 9 ' ' : : : .nf- 1 RW' 'mf Glorxa H McGu1re Janet 'ln Phyllis Gaul R Q- RW 'wo Mill il::l'Jr:ileuJerry M Co oumary wlyhnd Bev Reeve Jane C Y Bob Hetzer John Brady The Tipton Chapter of the National Thespxan Society 1s dramahc society dedxcated to the furtherance and bettlermen of dramatlc art lh our school and community Thxs grou ll an honorary frou only ID the fact that xt honors th people who have wor ed hard enough xn the dramatxc arts rogram to be admitted Rosemary Wayland and Beverl ve have attained the highest ratxng p0ll1ble xn the socxety that of Honor Thsaplan. SOURWOOD MOUNTAIN An Amencan Frollc based on Amencan Folk Songs and Fxddle Tunes presented Tipton J umor Hxgh December 6 1950 3 CAST OF CHARACTERS Tom Russell Caller Tom caller for are dances and one time fmddler James Jeffers Unc e Jxm another former fiddler Bob Ferguson Aunt Glory hls vnfe Carol Std! Jerry Owens successor to Caller Tom and Uncle Jlm as fiddler for frohcs Russell Say Bllly Jackson a boy from the next valley Mearl Jennings Susie Adams member of famlly at feud mth Jacksons Susie s brothers Sam Adams Sandra Barnes Walker Rumble Marlene Bathke Donald Manatrey Johnny Fitzgerald Chester Chrxstxansen Barby Ann Shlrley Dettman Emmy Lou Dorothy Jean Bell Sally Florence Achenbach Nancy Jane vlfflllll Kler Joe Adams Jeff Gray All other Jumor hxgh students either student assistants square dancers or lh the chorus I . . t v Q . . Q 1 gm . ' -. . . . . f Y T I e A -f 'Ri - 'f :ar , 3 A 'T' -, . b 7 ,.,, jiiiiiiiiiii H Frank Ad.,.g:111111111111111111111111111111111i11111111'111i1 ..... Bill mxsr 7 s it ex Pifgl' A sun! 0 fs aff' ftq L.-,. Q' 2122 at MEET ME IN ST LOUIS based on Sally Benson s boo dramatlzed by Perry Clark presented on November 17 CAST OF CHARACTERS Mr Smlth a St Louls businessman Lon son Tootxe daughter Grandpa Prophater Katie the cook Rose a daughter Esther a daughter Mrs Smlth s father Mrs Waughop an lrate nelghbor Mrs Smith wxfe Ida Boothby sweet on Lon Fred Gregory Agnes a daughter John Shephard sweet on Rose M Lucllle Pentard i a menace from the East Dlrector Conductor Mr Dodge, Mr Smith s boss Mr Duffy Kay Connelly Norman Kotz Carolyn Johnston Bob Mowry Pat De Forest Lozs McCoy Shu-ley Spear Mary Jane Hagen Mary Maurer Shirley Howard Kexth Chapman Marxlyn Johnston Ronald Atkins Joyce Conrad Dale Suchomel Jim Craxg Dale Ball nd a famxly ln St The Junior class play was a comedy whxch centered arou Louls thelr trxals and trlbulatlons and thexr many frxends and few enemles It was a fast moving production wlth never a dull moment Making up Gramps Mowry Ill Jump out and bite hls leg 'Ah ah Don t touch those chicken hearts ' Don't they look harmless beside mother' 3 8 But what demons when they go mto actxon RIB? -'J I -'1 The shepherds vlslt the scene of natlvlty THE CANTICLE OF THE NATIVITY By Rene Rlchard Bechet CAST OF CHARACTERS Isalas The Vxrgm Mary Heavenly Messenger Bob Sheets Rosemary Wayland Phylhs Gaul Dean Hennlngs Dlck Pelper Frank Martm Annetta Tholen Wally Sheets Georgxa Spencer Kenny Baker Joseph Innkeeper Traveler s Wlfe A Ruffxan A Beggar lst Shepherd The Heavenly Angel vlslts Mary and Joseph 39 2nd Shepherd Muslcxan Shepherd Mathlas Jerry Mcboy Leon Kruse Shepherd Drama Dlrector Muslc Dlrectors Wayne Reeder Grace McNeal Ralph Hoyt Edwm Tlmm Accompanlsts Margaret Morrls Marlene Petersen Thls year somethmg dxfferent was presented for Chrlstmas vespers A one act play was combined wxth Chrlstmas musnc The only stagmg for the one act was a ralsed stage wlth no settlng Wxth hlgh spothghtzng the effect was quite Strlklflg The musxcal mterludes furnlshed by Mr Hoyt wxth the hxgh school cholr glee club strxng quartet and madrxgal smgers were very beautlful and ln the splrlt of Chrlstmas The costumes were very effef-txve and achieved a spmt of reahsm The dxrectors are to be congratulated for the orx glnahty and smcerlty of presentatxon There was no room xn the mn The decree from the Emperor :.WLcP: ' . 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Stadu! encased! h Jumor Hlgh Student T e Councll composed of a boy and oom a glrl from each home r glves valuable asslstance ln d1 rectmg extra curr1cular actxvl ues, and m planning school wel fare R010 one Row two Brmkman gow three Mow four Iss Hllmer Row one Russell Marks D0ttlE Bell Jlmmy Vxtense Row two John Hauschlld Marlene Bathke Carolyn Pen nlngroth Row three Kelth Skmner Bud Harrls Frank Wolfe Mr Crozler R four Mary Lou Brmkman Pat Wlsklii sits Henry r ow James Frederlck MearlJenn1ngs Robert 1 e fandom Wig! 7 gala IS IS an honorary organlzatlon 8 McG Jo Mgaxuire Mary Lo u H3FI1S -1011115011 v,tenseR08'er Grmon Sala Curtxs ma azme subscrlptlons and Crowe Colller magazlne subscrlptlons were agaln sold thls year by Jumor H1 h pup11s on a commxsslon baS1S e com m1ss1ons thus earned are used to romote act1v1t1es ln Jumor lgh Beverly Helck sold the most Crowell subscrl tlons and Mary Lou Hetzer sol the most Curtls subscr1pt1ons The man agers and cap 1 mendable Job ln conductmg thls campaxgn yuan my Elght student hbrarlans gige valuable assustance dally y k n books m and out mam chec 1 g ta1n1ng records, and kee mg the l1brary 1n good order or tameng n servlces they recelve a stu e actxvlty tlcket. Th based on part1c1pat1on, leadershlp, and sportsmanshlp ln Jumor Hxgh Intramurals Z' Row one two Pat Wlskus Beverly Kautz R010 5100 McGu1re Betty Martm Rosalyn R010 fhfee baullh Bob J lmmy f l ! n f u U I W ,l I ' 5 . L-Ax X , as 'C ' .. F . . Pe 1 Y , u I I I .1 33 V- ' . . .sf S ' 1 1 1 - ' , U .ta'ns did a com- : , . , . . v . : 1 I ' ' : . ' I l I 7 ' I, . , . Y U , , . . ' y . . . . . FP? ' L xx I , I f ' V 7 ' ' . N, 4 , . Q A Yam I y . 1 X P Q , 1 1 : 1 I ' . fuacfddaaeaued It IS a servlce orgamza tlon which helps locally natlonally and abroad They are always bu SY wlth some project wh1ch lmproves someones wel fare n Chester Chrxstxans0 Jean Wltmer vlr mm Klef B U Loy, Nelson gggtoxf Jxm geffers Margaret Lamp Dome e JameS lgarllmghggtzgrank Wolfe Bernard Crock Mxss Hxlmer ow Frederlck Norman Ford fandom Wifi .ledouuea The Jumor Hlgh Letter men are orgamzed for the u ose of conductmg the oys mtramural program for thelr department The club orgamzes, promotes, and f urnlshes offlclals for all lntramural contests Membershlp ln the club IS a much coveted honor The orgaruzatlon operates under a const1tut1on It has de- manded a very h1 h stand ard of sportsmans lp of lts membe rs and has actlvely worked throughout the Jun lor H1 h to promote the samel eal ,,...-- Lin Row one Donald Johnson Norman Ford Kelth Skmner Denny H111 Row two Robert Peck Paul Dammler Howard Stuhr Russell Lelghty gayrzci Drugbargieg IZogerPMahrIk1 Bolgby Ford ow ree aro 180 at aer e IJ BdH J Frederlck Bernard Croc Robert Mnller gardldnglglier u arms ames fandom Wan Suddg Ellls Parker Butler Chapter of Junxor Ho nor Soclety was orgamzed 1n Aprll, 1941 The purpose of the so- clet y IS promotlng value of character scholarshlp leadershlp, and servlce 1n youth Electxon to the soclety ms based u on the four pr1n cxples o th e orgamzatlon tl A, th Skmner Beverw Kau ff Ke' dra Carlxsle Carol Sta Vxrglma 1 Hexck Row oneB::2s M8822 Jerglrzlxsbou Brinkman Bevery n IB rt My Cl' berlxnl R be Sh rley Km' Roni' hgizasrxluolie er nkh user Mrs Henry x Row three Betty FB B ill H , . - l L W v ,. . , .- '7 6 --, A . ' .fl . V I ul . . - 1 . . .i ' ', M ,Y ' .. - . . - ' 8 ,314 I C I' 1 -V yilfizt-1 . . ' 1- ,'.- ,IAQI-V -.fr - ' ' f ,Y4 . ' X, 4' V Q 1 4 ' ', ' if '. . . 1 . Sgd :: ' ' - D n , '. b 'n ' '. IKM, .I ' . V l' X! Mmm F'OSTUP'?1S5EVP OF'! ?'?'5 F'?'P Albaugh Anderson Bell Bishop Bolton Brady Christiansen Conrad Countryman Davis DeForest Ehresman Gaul Gaul Gaul Hagen Hamiel Hennings K. Herring B. Hetzer F. Hobstetter A. Howard S. Howard G. Hunt C. Johnston M. Johnston D. Keller R. Kipp N. Kotz J. Leighty L. Leighty D. Marolf M. Maurer J. McCoy L, McCoy J. McGuire W. McQuillen F. Miller woeevvswzzewwvv ZFDU D R A Mills Mowry Nelson Nelson Penningroth Peterson Phelps Pierce Pei er Rifle Sharpless Skinner Smith S ear Sturdy Thoeming Thordsen Thumm Wayland Wright MQW ENN I , fa- di ...pa A 7?.,g,.4 ,f,f.,7f Albaugh Bo Blshop Bolton Conrad Cooper Croc :pcnzggese-'dLf'1:'1:'-fCDU UNL'L'3fw DeForest Ehresman Frederlck Flory Flory Gaul Gaul Gaul Gerber Grltton Hagen Hamel Hamnel Henkle Hetzer Hobstetter Holden A Howard S Howard G Hunt C Johnston 'r Glrls Hugh School Sextette Rou one Marlene Petersen Mary Jane Hagen Phyllls Gaul Rou tuo Mary Maurer Janet Sharpless Gloria Smlth Girls Sophomore Sextette Thelma Gaul Allce Ann Bolton Darlene Marolf Frances Kay Hobstetter Darlene Ehresman Gmger Hunt Girls Hugh School Trlo Eleanor Hamel Pl8IllSt Shlrley Howard Joyce Gaul Lols McCoy 44 UUPUZDMDWWOL'U3'3Z 3U7Z3U 'l 3F L'?7 43 Hal o nston Klser Klpp Lexghty Lexghty Maurer McCoy McGuire Marolf Nagel Nebergall Nelson Parsons Penmngroth Peterson Rlfe Rlfe Sharpless Sm1tH Smxth Spear Spencer Thoemmg Tholen Thordsen Wavland Wolfe Wordsworth G. 7? M. ll -r . ' y k 4 iff! Q. . 1 5 .I ix . S, sf J ' E F. , . J Uh J. ' - . ALL STATE CHOIR ORCHESTRA MEMBERS AND Mr Hoyt glVlYlg John Brady a volce lesson Row one Janet Sharpless Marlene Petersen Gmger Hunt Phyllls Gaul Mary Jane Hagen .gif A - ' x . - . V! . Y, U 1 . A. K ' l ,. ml l Rowytwo: Jerry McCoy,.Bob Hetzer, Roscoe Anderson. 1 , S B Y 7 1, : I i D I ' , , ' . . I I I BOYS QUARTETTE Bob Hetzer Roscoe Anderson Jerry McCoy Kenneth Her rmg Row one Mary Jane Hagen Shxrley Spear Sandra Barnes 1.4018 McCoy Row two LaDonna Lexghty Mary Maurer Alxce Ann Bolton Ginger Hunt Row three .I1m Bell Jack Nelson Harold Geller John Brady 45 MADRIGAL s Violins Bassoon French Horns Marlene Petersen Mary Maurer Shirley Klmberlmg Shlrley Bxshop Chu-meta Gmger Hunt igigleiacs 0581- Beverly Ahrons Trombones Sandra Barnes Marllyn Nebergall nd Vxolms Saxaphones Twyla Parsons John Brady Frances I-Iobstetter Percussion Franca, Iganfdon Janerh Holden Beverly Kautz M22 has gfock Phylhs Gaul Betty Martin Vmla Obeo Flutes MarJ0f1e Pennlngl-Oth A1106 AIIII B0lt0I'l .ylfglngil Klil' t Bass Cornet me arp ess Beverly Reeve Jack Nelson Director Yvonne Klser Chester Chrnstlansen Ralph Hoyt The vocal muslc department has been busy thls last year developing new s 1r1t The cholr now conslstlng of 70 members has taken an actlve part m t IS year s muslcal rogram Wlth three hours of practlce a week for prepa ratlon, they were a le to smg at speclal programs, mcludmg the Chrlstmas Cantlcle of the Natlvlty a sprmg concert, baccalaureate and commen ment exercxses Mr Hoyt plays cello ln the strmg quartette and dlrects a 30 piece orches tra All large vocal groups, a number of small groups, and 25 sololsts ap- peared m the sprmg contest serles STRING QUARTETTE rllilarlene Petersen, Marjorie Penningroth, Nancy Langdon, Ralph oyt. 46 game! Flutes Comets Janet Sharpless Vxrgmla Kler Rosalyn Spear Mary Jean France Oboos Ahce Ann Bolton Marlene Bathke Bassoon 49 Mary Maurer Phyllis Frankhauser Blbj Clannets John Brady Beverly Ahrens Sandra Barnes Carol Mamlel Carolyn Schnack Sharon Shaffer Margaret Lamp Alto Clannet F Z Joyce Gaul Bass Clarinet Dalene Ehresman Alto Saxophones Frances Hobstetter Janeth Holden Tenor Saxophones Phyllls Gaul Beverly Helck Baritone Saxophone Jean Wxtmer Zandff Roscoe Anderson Jack Nelson Bernlta Lunow Chester Chrlstlansen Larry Chrlstxansen Dayton Maxwell John Hauschlld French Horns Kenneth Herring Shlrley Klmberllng Robert Hetzer Vlfglllla Hunt Shlrley Adams Trombones Marllyn Nebergall Twyla Parsons Blll DeKock Don Chapman Bantones Donna Lou Kxser Chanmng Hall Basses Harold Geller Fred Mxller Dorothy Adams Percussion Beverly Kautz Shlrley Spear LOIS McCoy Pat DeForest Betty Martm Marv Louxse Martxn Mr Timm our new band dlrector dlrects and lnstructs a band of whlch all the Txptomtes are proud Twyla Parsons accompamed the marchlng band to the Stanwood Horse Show to represent us 1n the hlgh school band queen contest The Tipton Band was proud to par tlclpate ln the Iowa Unlversxty Homecoming parade and enyoyed belng guests of the bmversxty at the Iowa Purdue football game the following day Marching band also performed at all the home football games Durlng the basketball season the pep band entertamed between halves It was dxrected by Allce Ann Bolton On January 21 a home concert was presented by the concert band ln the hxgh school audltorlum A specxal treat was glven to the Tipton cxtlzens when Vtashxngton Hugh School band unlted mth the Tlpton band to present a J0lnt concert February 27 After the concert the two bands had refreshments and a dance 'Vlarch featured the Coe College Band xn a mornlng concert ln whlch Phyllls Clendenmng formerly a member of Phll Spltalny s all glrl orchestro was soloxst The band also partlcxpated ln the Cedar County 'tiusxc Festnal at vhlch Professor Lloyd Oakland of Cornel College was guest conductor and trltlc The band ensembles and sololsts took part 1n the annual music contests ln the sprmg 4 7 Sm ' XX . . . 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Treas .,...,,,..,..,...,,,,.......,.,,....,,,.......,.. Rosemary Kipp Student Council .,..,,,......, Mary Maurer, Keith Chapman 1 F ' J ' ' i ' 2 K I 1- P -3 g .fa 3 fs - 113 , 4 J 5 ' ew Q. , 4.3, ea .Xa B 1 Q F Iv' 'fix L 1 K dluma My ff 41? 'awk '-br .32 4-Y -15- Q l Q ' Ml, . n ,y-f,-f new i sleaze!! ' .',a ae. o an , tb f-'gh . I K st- ' 'O W wwf X , 4 5 3 A '-'N -OX of 7' ' eff . i lf' 'S , we . F, l - 3 S ' 4 v Lg- ,ef f Cl? -3 Q Q ' E. ' F W BOWQQ fijw-J 'WM vi'-J Ee...,..,.. Gunn 3 fa 'H A mu P 'JL 'Www Xlffvwfk df-W 795 Vs 777m ffwf' Q, aw mafiw- JJWM aj, A447 WW Dv 4W 022, 271164 AJ,-.M :qi I. J 'lv If L ' ,.,.L..v fr '7 ji, ' . , 'gy M Y wr- ' f , X ' 7 J I M. - ,. ' nn ,- ' , -X A F - 'se T 'eb 1 an . f ?n'f 5 N 43 5 1 A 5 f 4 'th J- J 0 U J ' w. fa nn- A , 1. ' M 2 ff' Y . ' A .ww ar-, ga. A'- ,,,Q 1.-Ac, 1? L9 , ' it J ,J E , . - . ,M V QA Ap A . 1, , 1 5 J' O .0 A A L,A ' 5 .?- V NZ ,S V 'I P 43 mf' Q IM Q7 049, x ,i. 4 'I .l K Q Q Samba Obfficew President: , , , John Vice-President: Donald Secretary: Alice I-l Treasurer : ,A,,7 , ,.,7,.., Jerry 4' V QrfLnf K' yl ' 4 Q VPU Q l A ac: 'C' Motto: Climb though the rocks be rugged Colors: Light green and silver. Flower: White Rose. M BOLL Marge A fellow need a gxrl 'Annual Staff 3 Class Play 2 Operetta 2 Offlce Help 3 Glrls Glee Club D BREN N AN Don Ile was once csught studying, but has almost llved lt down F A A 3, Intramurals 3, Class Offlcer 2 101 K fv- JOHN BRADY Johnnie Im always laughing a a Joke usually my own Annual Staff 2 3 Mega phone Staffl 2 Natxon Honor Socrety 2 3 P Club 3 Thesplans 2 Class Play 2 One A Plays 1 Concert Band 2 3 Vocal Small Group 1 2 3 Operetta 2 A State G oups 1 2 Orchestra 1,2 3 Track 2 3 Intramuralsl 2 Basketball 1 2 3 Lette men s Club 2 3 Class 0 flcer 2 3 Student Cou ml 1 Instrumental Sma Groups 1 2 3 Chorr 3 Football 1 2 e 3 HELEN BURMEISTER If sxlence were golden 1'd be broke G A A 2, Pep Club 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Bnsektball 1, Other Schools l G ALBAUGH Gert Life I8 long but I am short' Annual Staff 2 G A A 2 3 Pep Class Play 2 Marchm nd 1 2 3 Choir Gxrls Glee Club 1 Intramurals 1 2 3 be-an L B ATKINS Barb She enters a room volce first Megaphone Staff 2 A A 2 Class Play 2 Intramurals 2 3 Offce we Helps K5 ROSCOE AN DFRSON And a good tnme was had by all Class Play 2 Marchmg Bandl 2 3 Concert Band 1 2 3 Vocal Small Groups 1 2 Instrumental Small Groups 1 2 Operetta 2 All State Group 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 Choxrl 2 3 Football 2 3 Trackl 2 3 Intramurals I 2 Basketballl 2 3 Letter men s Club 2 3 RALPH BALL The less sleep l get the more I like to talk about Annual Staff 3 Choir 1 Boys Glee Club 1 2 nv K k 42521 , 4 - 1, . 9 611115 If-2f ,.: ' 1, f , 3 3 , , Q I ' X Ba , , : ' 3: , 9 ' ' .2. 3: . 9 : ' 3 ', , . . n t, : I ' N I Q ' ' , E fr . ':- f A ,i'Q,'Z5:2:Q:7 fr ,f V ,,' . , 1' - , L I ' ,3g G. ir. f , , . . : : : A . ' Girls' Glee Club 1, -2: 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 jg X . 9 1 ' , - . I -' f . psig, I I ,. - - .. . - t e. ' 3 -H I ,I . 1 ,Z , l al , Y 3 ' ' ' .l 2 I1 1, 2, 3. I . Z : et ' 1, A I 1. ' , Q S . . , : : 11 r . . 3: , : 1, , 1 . .34 , , : r- ' . 1 f- ' ' , : H- 1 ' g ll , , 3 ' 1. ' 2. 1 , ,3. 'I ,. I 14,5 Jyieiffi l , P. .. .. R. BUTTERBRODT Bob Napoleon was short, too. F. F. A, 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, In- tramurals 1, 2, 3. JANICE DALL .lan' 'IXvo dimples tack her smile in place. Annual Staff 3, Pep Club 2, Class Play 2, Office Help 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, Intramurals 2, 3, Other gchool's 1, Student Council D. CU LBERSON Coon I always carry my ex- mses with me. F. F. A. 1, 2, Football 1, 2. 3, Track 1, 2, 3, In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, Lettermen's glub 1, 2, 3, Class Officer EARL DE'l'I'MAN Slug f'KnowIedge without labor is my hobby. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 2, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, Lette - men's Club 2, 3. T' 1951 GERD DUDEN BOSTEL The world knows nothing of its greatest men. Other Schools 1, 2. PHYLLIS GAUL Phyl She lives a date to date existence. Annual Staff 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Thespians 2, 3, One Act Plays 2, 3, Class Play 2, Marching Band 1, Concert Band 1, 3, Vocal Small Groups 1, 3, Operetta 2, All State Group 3, Office Help 3, Orchestra 1, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Homecoming Attend- ant, Cheerleader 3, Ti ton Com Queen 2, Miss Eut- ern Iowa Candidate 2, Instrumental Small Groups 1, 3. I? .hi WILLIAM R. EMRICH Girls don't look at me l'm bashfulf' F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. JOAN GERBER Jo' It's a wise head that makes a still tongue. Annual Staff 2, 3, Nation- al Honor Society 2, 3, Pep Club 2, Class Play 2, Nurse's Aid 2, 3, Office Help 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2. U, ' Ohh r 45252 ' s I All WALTER H ENK EL Men of few words are the best men F 2 3 In murals 1 2 3 ROBERT HETZER Bob He loves one but which one' Annual Staff 2 3 Thes plans 2 3 One Act Plays 2 Marching Band 1 2 Concert Bandl 2 3 Voc al Small Groups 1 2 Instrumental Small Groupsl 2 3 Operetta 2 All State Group 2 3 Orchestra 2 Cholr 1 2 3 Footballl 2 3 Track I 2 3 Intramuralsl 2 Basketball 2 3 Letter mens Club 2 3 Play 2 1951 K HERRING Kenny Its the early blrd that gets the worm but who wants the worm' Class Play 2 Marchmg Band 1 2 Concert Band 1 2 3 Instrumental Small Groups 1 2 3 Operetta 2 Orchestra 2 Chomrl 3 Football 1 2 3 Letter mens Club 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 ALICE HOW ARD Ath She looks like an angel acts like an angel too but you never can tell what angels will do' nual Staff 1 2 Megaphone Staff l 2 G A l 2 3 Pep Llu 2 3 One Act Plays 2 Operetta 2 Offxcc Help Intramurals 1 2 Homecoming Attendant Class Offxcer 'I Cholr 2 'S Flrls Glee Clubl 2 'E' Q' our Q, SHIRLEY GREGORY Short-but sweet. G. A. A. 2, 35 Pep Club 23 Class Play 2g Intra- murals 1, 25 Other Schools 1. GLORIA HAIN Glor Late hours are very bad for one but very good for two Annual Staff 2 3 G A 1 2 3 Pep Club 1 3 Thespxans 1 2 3 One Act Plays 1 Class Pla 2 Marchmg Band 1 cert Band 1 Vocal Small Groupsl 2 3 Operetta 2 Orchestra 1 Chou' 1 2 3 Girls Glee Club 1 2 3 Class Offlcer 2 Cheer laer12 3 Stuent Council 2 -is we KEITH GREVE What's the rush? The world wasn't built in a day. One Act Plays 15 Instru- mental Small Groups 1: Orchestra 13 Track 2, 35 Intramurals 2, 3g Other Schools 1: Student Coun- ci 1 YA u L n MCK Babe A man worth hrs weight ln gold F F A 1 2 3 Fooball 1 2 3 Track 2 3 Intra murals 1 2 3 Lettermens Club 2 3 if 5 'Q'-7 MARLYN HUDLER Knowledge is power, but it won't take the place of gasoline. Class Play 2: 170015811 1, 2: Track 1, 2. 35 Infra- murals 1, 2, 3: Letter- man's Club 2, 3: Class Of- ficer 2g Student Council 2,3. Y. KISER Bonnie If you smile, you're sure to get one in return. Annual Staff 3, Librarian 2, 35 Pep Club 2, March- ing Band 1, Concert Band lg Operetta 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 3, All State 2. WAN DA JOHNSON Don't bother me, l'm dizzy. Librarians 1: Pep Club 1, 23 Marching Band 13 Con- cert Band lg Choir lg Girls' Glee Club lg Intra- murals lg Other Schools lg Class Officer 1. LEON KRUSE Lon lt's a terrible plague to be a handsome athlete. Class Play 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Basket- ball l, 2, 35 Lettemien's Club 1, 2, 3, Student Council 21 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4 23 S' . ,yi xv . K I . I . 1 W 'ft A as x Q , ' A K 1 !!,. JANICE LAMP Jan ' Sincerity at its best. Annual Staff 33 Pep Club ,tl 25 Office Help 33 Intra- . 4 murals 1. , : ,,,,gr S 7 V an 'Z . , N J. LEIGHTY Bobbie s Honey is sweet, but the bee stings. Annual Stuff 3, Mega- , -,Y-2 phuni- Staff :sg G, A. A. 1, QQ , 1 . 2, Tig Pep Club 1, 23 Vocal Small Groups 1. 2, Oper- ' m-tta 23 Choir l, 2, 3, Girls' :I 'xi ' Glu- Club l, 2, 39 Intra- ' I murals 1, 2, Il. L.. Y P ef 5 Tfgff ' 4 A 63 B. LANGE Bets She looks innocent, but you never can tell. G, A. A. 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 1, 2, Office Help 3g Intra- murals 1, 2, 3. JERRY McCOY Bugs 1 wonder which woman will go with this tie t0- night? Annual Staff 33 Mega- phone Staff 3, Thespians 2, 33 One Act Plays 1, 2, ii, Vocal Small Grou s 35 Operetta 2: All State Group 33 Choir 1, 2, 33 Football 1, 3, Track 2, 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Other Schools 29 Class Officers l, 3. Q 'T ,ell .30 lin 50- EARL F MARKS Butch I dont do today what I can put off untll t morrow Track 1 2 Intramurals 1 RICHARD MII LS Punk I dont thmk a out women all the tlme but when I thlnk its about women Ma chmg Band l 2 Con cert Band 1 2, I lnstru mental Small Groupe 1 Choir 3, Football 1, 3 lntramuralsl 2, 2 I' M MARTIN Frankie Crcat men are not al ways vuse Megaphone Staff 2 One Act Plays 2 'i Class Play 2 Footballl 2 'R Intra muralsl 2 'S Basketball I 2 Lettermens Club 1 2 3 Class Officer 1 Track 1 JOAN MUESIWG Still waters run deep Annual Staff 3 G A A 1 2 Pep Club 2 Home comxng Attendant Offnce Help 'I ilu 'Q-' R McCULLOUGH Mac I luke work I could sxt and look at xt for hours Track 3 Intramurals I 2 Basketball 1 W McQIJ ILLFN Butch Great athletes m 1 g h t A Gs have been born but I doubt It Class Play 2 Choir 1 2 'I Footballl 2 3 Track 2 3 Intramuralsl 'I Basketball! 2 Letter mens Clubl 2 3 ir' lgfs F!-og in 5' Gu..- 64 .IANr. McGUIRE Janie Thxngs luke me happen In the best of famxhes Annual Staff 'Z Mega phone Staff2 G A A 1 Q Thesplans 2 3 One Act Plays 1 Class Play 2 Operetta 2 Choir 2 3 Gxrs Glee Clubl 2 3 In ramurals Debffe 2 DOIN ALD M XIIER Don Why go steady whan I can please them a F A A 1 2 '4 Foot ll 2 'Z Trackl Z Basket ball I 2 3 Class Officer ni' if nod fi i V: un ' .v -J n - - .l .N ' 1 I . ' 5 , 'f . . I 5 ' 2, 35' Pp Club 1, 21 . I 'f '1' I H, ', l K ' t 1, 2, 33 ff f X I I 'G r V f K .x , ' - ll. f K K' . n h . , ba- , 5 -9 . : Y ' ' '. . : 5 rl ' 0 . ss' 1, , g I ,2, 3. , N -I , 1 - ' X fzf? l . Fixx V ,f I 0 n 1 H1 - l 2,a. 'Z ' g 'ffwf' . . 1. y N, '.- : gb , ' 1 I., , -- . . --Jo 1 7 F , 5 . I 4 I Y I ' BEITY JEAN NELSON She gets around - the block. Annual Staff 2: M981- phone Staff 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2: Class Play 2: Marching Band 2: Concert Band 1, Vocal Small Groups lg Instrumental Small Groups 1: Operetta 2: Nurses' Aid 3, Orchestra 1, Choir 1, 2, Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. W. REEDER Sparrow When there's nothing else to do, I study. National Honor Society 2, 3: F. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 2, Basket- ball 1, 2, 35 Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3: Student Council 3. MICKEY PIERCE Mick Ginger?1 She's the whole spice box. Annual Staff 3: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Class Play 25 Marching Band 1, 2, 3: Vocal Small Groups lg Operetta 2, Office Hel 3, Choir 1, 2, 33 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2: Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Pep Club l, 2. BEVERLY REEVE Bev Everyone has his devilish moments, but I don't have any others. Annual Staff 2, 3: G. A. A. 1, 2, 35 Librarians lg Pep Club 1, Thespians 2, 3, One Act Plays 1, 23 Class Play 2, Marching Band 1, 2, Concert Band 1, 2, Vocal Small Groups 15 Office Help 2, 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 31 Choir lg Girls' Glee Club 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. s if A 3? 5- 3 .aut 5: 1951 M. REGENNITTER Mari Quiet women are some- times the most surpris- ing... Pep Club 2, Class Play 2. GLORIA SMITH Glor Her heart's like the moon, !here's a man in it Annual Staff 2, 3: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, Librarians l, 2, Pip Club 1, 2, Zig Om- Act lays 2, Class Play 23 Vocal Small Groups 2, 3, Operetta 2, Choir 2, Ii, Girls' Glee Club l. 2, Il, Intramurals, 1, 2, 3. inf 1 fu. J. SHARPLESS Jan Little, but so is dyna- mite. Annual Staff 2, 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, Thespians 2, 33 One Act Plays 2, Class Play 25 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Concert Band 1, 2, 31 Vocal Small Groups 1, 2, 31 Instrumental Small Groups 1, 2, 3, Operetta 25 All State Group 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Choir l, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club l, 2 3, Intramurals l, 2, Homecoming Attendant, Student Council 2. G, SPENCER George A :food disposition is worth more than gold. Megaphone Staff 2, 3, Pep Club l, 2: One Act Plays 3: Nurse's Aid Zig Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, G.A.A. l,2, 3. fb' R. WEAVER Bob He spends a lot of time dame dreaming. Class Play 25 F. F. A. 1, 25 Track 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Basketball 15 Lettermen's 1, 2, 35 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3. ALFRED WIIALEN Better late than never. Track 1, 2. PAUL WISKUS It's a long road, but I drive a Chevie. F. F. A, 1, 2, 35 Track 35 Intra- murals 1, 2, 35 Basketball 25 Class Play 2. 1' tl-If L. STOLTE Vonnie I'm plumb sure of my future. G. A. A. 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 25 Operetta 1, 25 Choir 25 Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2. M. SUCIIOMEL Molly We can't all be perfect. DICK STURDY Deacon A good line is the short- est distance between two dates. Annual Staff 35 Pep Club 35 Class Play 25 Vocal Small Groups 1, 2: Choir 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Bas- ketball 1, 25 Lettermen's Club 1, 25 Class Officer 1, 25 Operetta 1, 25 Track 1. R. WAYLAND Rosie One of our stars5 at least D. WILLIAMS Denny Time will tell on a man, especially a good time. Class Play 25 Choir I, 25 Football 1, 2, 35 Track 15 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Bas- ketball 1' Lettermen's DONNA J. WORBY Her recipe for making friends is to be one. Pep Club 1, 25 Girls' Glee C l u b I5 Homecoming Queen5 Intramurals 1, 2. Q-I 3. 1 1 Hz ' l i W' W.. ,e . Club 1, Annual Staff 2, 3. i Annual Staff 35 Mega- phone Staff 15 G. A. A. 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 25 Nurse's Aid 1, 2, 35 Office Help 35 Girls' Glee Club 1. 'Q i she's out every night. Annual Staff 35 G. A. A. 1, 2, 35 Thespians 1, 2, 35 Class Play 25 Vocal Small Groups 1,25 Choir 1, 2, 35 All State Group 1, 25 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Intra- murals I, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 25 One Act Plays 1, 2, 3. D. E. WEHDE Dart I may not think much, but I say a lot. Pep Club 15 Girls' Glee :Club 15 Intramurals 1, 2, fx -4'a4t70c'l!emd7 474604-dddflyfl We males and females the sole members of the class of 1951 Tlptlon Hlgh School Cxty of Tlpton Coun ty of Cedar State of Iowa Republlc of Unlted States Contlnent of North Amerlca of yarlous ages belng of sound mlnd reason memory and understandmg do make declare and publish this our last wlll and testa ment and herebv reyoke all former wlll or wxlls made by us Denms Wllllams wlll my good tramlng hablts to John Sxssel Joan Gerber wxll my shmness to Julla Cooper Barb Atkms wlll mv quletness to Joyce Florv Marjorle Boll w1ll all mv school books to Betty Boughman becausel Betty Nelson wxll my stupld thought of the mmute msplratxon to Joan Grltton Frank Martln wlll my great football career to Clayton Rhoads Jane McGuire wlll mv small feet to Norman Kotz Earl Marks wnll leave m a hurry Bev Reeve wxll my shapelv flgurc to Eleanor Hamel Joan Muesmg wlll my sophlstlcated axrs to Mr McCl1ntock Dlck Sturdy wlll my colored strlngs to Porky Ball Alfred Whalen wlll my phvsus and typlng grades to whomever they will do the most good Kelth Greve wlll my abllxty to dodge stop slgns to Loren Wlllert Wanda Johnson will my ablhtv to make up tlme after school and noon hours to Rosle Weaver Marllyn Regenmtter wxll my loye for school to Shlrley Cawlezell Dorothy Wehde wlll my ablhty for collectlng delmquent slxps to Joyce Flory Georgxa Spencer wlll my helght and blg feet to Marllyn Johnston LaVonne Stolte will leave T H S for Bxll Jerry McCoy wlll mv abllxty to keep a clear head ln trylng tlmes to Dlck Pelper Mlckey Pierce wlll my Saturday nlghts at Stanwood to Mr McClxntock Alxce Howard will my red halr freckles and horn rlmmed specs to Joyce Conrad Jeanette Lelghty wall leave all my screwball laughs to Donna Rlfe Jamce Dall wxll my lonesome week ends to Esther Hamre Richard Mllls w1ll my sri hours makeup tlme to Way ne Lange Gloria Smlth will my calmness to Ralph Hoyt Roscoe Anderson wlll my brown eyes to Gracle McNeal John Brady wlll the knowledge I galned from Mr Hoyt s speeches to Bob Mowry Paul Helck wlll my ablllty to run the movle projector to Mlss Morrlssey Bob Butterbrodt w1ll my basketball ablhty to Delmar Thumm Donald Maher wxll my shyness toward gurls to Iryyln Kramer Warren McQulllen wlll my thumb to Porky Ball Walter Henkel will my government book to Clalre Countryman Ronald McCullough wnll my abllnty to do phvslcs to anybody who wlll need 1t Jack Peeters will all my glrls except one ln Dayenport to Kenny Baker Marlyn Hudler wlll all the glrls ln chemlstry class to 'l Donna Worby w1ll some of my quletness and bashfulness to Joyce Gaul Glorla Ham wlll not leaye Leonard Helen Burmelster wlll my well kept halr to Rosy Weayer Wayne Reeder wlll my stlckv fmgers to Loren Wlllert Earl Dettman wlll my S178 to Kenny Conrad Kennv Herrmg w1ll my slze and muslc ab1l1ty to Kay Connelly Paul Wlskus wlll my helght to Paul Kellerhals Yvonne Klser w1ll my dellcate cheerlng voxce at games to Rosemary Kipp Leon Kruse wlll my trzg book to Dale Ball and Norman Kotz Bethanv Lange vylll mv stay at home mghts to Joyce Flory Jan Lamp yy1ll my earlv mornlng rldes from Bennett to Pat Smlth and Marlene Petersen Phyl Gaul will my fllghtlness and ablllty to make quick and corny declslons to Lols McCoy Don Brennan dlsllke yyllls mtensely Gerd Dudenbostel yyxll leaye the country Marlene Suchomel yylll my hcadaches to teachers and my dxsgust for asslgnments to all Juniors Robert Weayer will all my spelling words to 'yllss NIcNeal Dean Culberson yylll my mechanical braln to Jake Thumm so he Lan flyc hls Hot Rod Ralph Ball yylll my speed ln leaymg school at noon and mght to Don lhlson and my pr1yxlege ' of wearlng a coat durlng ughth hour to Pat De Forest and Nlaryorle Ptnnmgroth Rosle Wayland yylll my natural curly halr to Dale Ball my 'llillllk to catch men to Cladys Ehresman and my dramatlt Blllllty to ghlfltt Stuckey Russell Emrlch will my shy ness around glrls to Ronald -Xtkms We Gerg Albaugh and Jan Sharpless wlll our hught lol to John Slssel so he can play better basketball nex year I Shlrlev Cregory will my abxllty to wear slacks to Shlrley Spear I Bob Het7er will my blond halr to 'Nlaxme NlcCully We the promised glrls will our good luck to the gals ln the 1959 class IN WITNESS WHEREOI' we the Class of 1951 hereunto set our hand and seal this last day ofthe 1950 1951 school year 67 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1951 1, ' . 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