Tripoli High School - Panther Yearbook (Tripoli, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1953 volume:

- .4 ,,,, Q1 QQ.:-Q, : 14: . Y 'H x4 V, 1, P.-aa AI ...al f , z ,,,- ---- . Rlgyxfi Q LIBBI D .ff Q X Q .ZF I Y'7 f -:' ,,, :-9 as f':3'f- 0 hirnfinn this edition of 'The Panthern to the parents of the 1953 graduating class, for all the guidance and help they have given us in solving our many problems, through our years of schooling. SK I , a . N' . . ' We, the Senior Class of l953, dedicate 1 , 1 wg9p Q, nThe Staffn Editor-in-chief .... Assistant Editor .... Publicity Director .... Business Manager ...... Production Manager .... Class Editor ........ Art Editor ......... Music Editor .... Sports Editor. .... ........ Alumni Editor................ Literary and Social Editor... .... Yearbook Sales Manager..... Advertising Sales Manager.... ... Assemblers and Typists..... Chuck Pinch Lois Blasberg Pat Chapin Alfred Bock Velma Schultz Lowell Ambrose Florene Zabel Valerie Biermann Floyd Beisner Eugene Drape Bill Seelhammer Alice Heine Eugene Buenger All Remaining Seniors C Anmmalnginff ' Back Row: Alfred Bock, Eugene Drape, Eugene Buenger, Lowell Ambrose, Bill Seelhammer, Floyd Beisner. Front Row: Pat Chapin, Velma Schultz, Lois Blasberg, Alice Heine, Florene Zabel, Mr. Casey. Absent: Chuck Pinch, Valerie Biermann. Thanks to all of those students and teachers who so generously gave their time and efforts in order to make this annual a success. ta 'Chuck' Editor 45,-L Sik1L11biP2m1ikQ1m1Lnnfu1f:il 1 Hfagtuftaarzz L1i11an FuCfxQ, Larfy Poock, Charles Pinch: Barbara Dreior, Deloras Bock wh- Y Nl! am Supt.. LE. R. Shriver Mr. J. J. Casey' A fn' Mr, Evan Breeding Miss Mitsie Yoshinaga Mr. Keith Not pictured: Mrs. Himmel and Mr. Frese. Q., w . f . L' ,QF gm V Mr. fialph Schaforth ,N Kam. -Q- If 1 A Velma Schultz Student Council l,2,3 Queen A President A Band l,2,3,A Glee Club l,2,3,A 5 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,A Clarinet Quartet 3 Vocal Solo 2,3 ChssPMy3 Newspaper Staff 3,A Floyd Beisner Vice President l,2,A Football 3,A T Club 3,A Co-Captain A Annual Staff A WVelm' WFloyd' Lois Blasberg Secretary 2,A Queen's Attendent A Glee Club l,2,3,A Mixed Chorus l,2,3,A Pep Club A Annual Staff A Betty Bodermann Treasurer A Queen's Attendent 3 Glee Club 2,3 A Mixed chorus f,3,A Newspaper Staff 3,A Pep Club A WLoisV nBettyH This page is sponsored by: Colburn Feed Mill Charles Pinch Football l,2,3,L Student Council A Wrestling A Baseball 2,3,L T Club 3,L Annual Staff L Class Play 3 Newspaper 3,h Captain A rm X Lowell Ambrose Student Council 4 Treasuer 3 Annual Staff A Usher for Class Play 3 . if . ,Y ,W . I 2 Hchuckv nButch' Lillian Fuchs Student Council A Glee Club l,2,3,b Mixed Chorus l,2,3,h K Class Play 3 Newspaper Staff 3,L AF Pep Club 1+ 2 Valerie Biermann 2 Treasuer 2 T Band l,2,3,L Newspaper Staff 2,3,h Drum Ensemble l,2,3 Class Play 3 mv 'val' This page is sponsored by: Tripoli Sales Co. and Tegtmeier Oil Co. -'Sw' 15 .im- Alfred Bock Student Council 3 President 2 Football l,2,3,u Basketball l,2,3,u Baseball l,2,3,L T Club 3,u ' Class Play 3 Newspaper Staff 3,L Annual Staff L Darlys Buchholz Glee Club l,2,3,h Mixed Chorus l,2,3,L Class Play 3 Pen Club L Tiny Darlys Eugene Buenger President3 Glee Club 2,3,u Mixed Chorus 2,3,b Basketball 1,2 F.F.A. 3.L Newspaper Staff 3 Annual Staff A Patricia Chapin Vice-President 3 Band 1,2,3,L Glee Club l,2,3,L Mixed Chorus l,2,3,h Cheerleader l,3,L Basketball 3 Vocal Solo 2,3 Newspaper Staff 2,3,b Annual Staff h 'Eugene' 'Pat' This page is sponsored by: The Tripoli Locker and Hasbrouck Lumber Co. Eugene Drape q,,,Q.x zg, Band 1,2, 3 1, g, ' Glee Club i,2,3,h C f Mixed Unorus l,2,3,h Boy's Quartet 2,3 Vocal Solo l,2,3 F.F.A. 3,4 Class Play 3 M 2,5 Newspaper 2,3,L In ,' lf Annual Staff L , ,. 2 .. f ff W kk any Sharon Duecker Q- 1 Secretary 3 Vg ,lg Q Usherette Class Play 3 -5 fi Band l,2,3,b ggfig l C A 'Eugene' Wsharonn Lloyd Goodenbour Band 1,2 Basketball l,2,3.L T Club A ull? S Wilma Green Band l,2,3,L Glee Club 1,2 3,h all ,-w me E Mixed chorus i,2,3,4 ik , f Usherette Class Play 3 C 'i me g Pep Club L Q elf 5 Si X E f T? gi j 'Duff' 'Wilm' This page is sponsored by: Block's Auto Service and Dreyer Drug Store. . -r 4 1' Shirley Hay Glee Club l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,l+ Class Play 3 Newspaper Staff 3,L Pep Club L Alice Heine Treasuer l Glee Club 2,3,b Mixed Chorus 2,3,L Newspaper Staff 3,L Annual Staff A Usheretne Ior Junior Class Play 3 5 Pep Club A it 3 'Shirley' 'Allie' Barbara Hesse T Secretary l Band l,2,3,I+ Cheerleader A Newspaper Staff l,3,b Usherette for Junior Class Play 3 Q Nil' Lyle Kammeyer 'Q' President 1 Band 1,2,3,A Basketball l,2,3 If Wrestling L N 'Barb' 'Dizzy' This page is sponsored by: Tripoli Mercantile Co. and Meier Furniture Store. Trumpet Trio 1 3 Glee Club 1 'N Wy Marlys Koch Glee Club l,2,3,A Mixed Chorus l,2,3,A Usherette for Junior CMssPhy3 s i Wilma Lau Class Play 3 Pep Club L 'Mouse' NLauie' Ay ,wif e Harold Laube Cer' gi..f'g2 zf' ' Basketball 2,3,b it C, I :Qj4f T Club L lll l l JoAnn Mohling Ve 5 Class Play 3 i f Glee Club l,2,3,L 4 C Mixed Chorus l,2,3,u , ww? X ww .MNC akin- -,A 'Laube' 'JO' This page is sponsored by: Biestgrfglt Bros. and Crittenden Produce and Hatchery. Beverly Mueller Glee Club l,2,3,A 1 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,h Newspaper Staff 3,b Solo Acc. 3 Pep Club h Evelyn Pavelec Basketball 3 Usherette for Junior Class Play 3 Pep Club h WBevW HEvyN Mary Ann Pipho 9 Usherette for Junior 'f as Class Play 3 Pep Club L Wendell Redies w..a nMaryn Wwendelln This Page is Sponsored by: The 'Hub' and Tripoli Hardware. Qi B Laraine Rettig Band 2,3,lp Glee Club l,2,3,L Mixed Chorus l,2,3,L ' Class Play 3 as V Bell Lyre Solo 3 Newspaper Staff 3,L William Seelhammer Football 3,L Basketball 2,3,L Baseball 3,h C T Club 3,L al Annual staff 1+ ' K. 'Jet' WBi11' Carole Sievers Glee Club l,2,3,h Mixed Chorus l,2,3,h Pep Club L Dolores Severe Nora Springs 1,2 Usherette for Junior Class Play 3 Pep Club L 'Karo' n3h0FUYn This page is sponsored by: Kuhrt Brothers and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Scott . it K H ? QAW Zig agEERRl 5 ' 5 George Wilkens M ,,,: 3,354-W-on U gag Usher for Junior Play 3 w f QE. .fn 2' e e H n l e e . ,,. 4 siwig -, - K l : 1 Glenn Wolfgram . , , ee Y ?eg5E?2 F.F.A. 3.b N lfiiiie f ' u e o J 1 yy- x 9 . iggEwQE ,,,,, g winks mL L h S QA 5 1 ii.E, , ,une M 3 T me MMe!g.,n in e Q 'George' 'Glenn' Florene Zabel Glee Club l,2,3,L Mixed Chorus l,2,3,u Annual Staff L Usherebte Junior Play L This page is sponsored by: Block and Klemp and J.P.Sne1ling. Agent fgr Farm Bureau Insure 3 DCO glass fiijwlisinrg Bright and early on the fateful day in l9AO,Miss Nelson, the first grade teacher greeted 12 people. Those pupils were: Lowell Ambrose Marlys Koch Paul Bremer A -1: 1, Carol Mason Patricia Chapin HQ5,j3 Beverly Mueller Eharon Duecker W' Jean Sauerbrie loyd Goodenbour gy Leo Waterman Barbara Hesse Wayne Weihe During Grade school days, time passed quickly and soon they found themselves ready to start their high school days. A total of forty students started their Freshman year at Tripoli High. What a year it turned out to be! The first of the eventful days was Freshman initiation. The boys were in their fathers overalls, the girls wore their short skirts, and their hair beautifully styled in upsweeps. Smitty really shinned his share of shoes that day. They'll never forget the big Christmas dinner they had in the English room. The food was delicious! Everyone will remember the misteltoe in the doorway and all the excitement it caused. On the last day of school they all went to Waterloo for their class picnic. The class y or that year was Mrs. Lease. iI their Sophomore year they SPOUSOPSG the big school party. That year too, Lloyd received his bouquet of red roses in Biology Class. Miss Macy, the class sponspr, and the class went to Devils Backbone State Park for the picnic. The warning, Uno swimming was soon forgotten. They began their Junior year by ordering their class rings. Work was soon begun on the class play, 'Doctors Orders.' The date was set and then on that morning of November 9th their class rings arrived. If anyone, that night of the play, wondered why they were looking at their hands a lot it was just because they thought the rings were so Pretty. Work was soon begun on their prom, which was held in the Town Hall on May 2nd, with the theme being 'Holland Holiday.' Music was provided by Vance Dixon's Orchestra. They surely will all remember the arguements that took place when they were planning the prom. , Mrs. Steve Palmer and the class went to Cedar Fall: for their Class picnic. They'll remember the cold water when the boys wiht swimming. Brrrr! Now after all this they are Seniorsll What a privilege it was to initiate the Freshmen! On October the 28th the class went to Waterloo to have graduation pictures taken at Hollett's. Mr. Casey, their class sponsor, went with them. The Senior class play was given, and the class went on their skip day. Then came the last events of their high school days, Junior-Senior Banquet, Bagcalaureate, and Commencement. After They graduate, they will go their own ways and carry out their own plans, but they'll never forget the good days they had together at Tripoli High. , . ag 5' Q1 I This page is sponsored by: Interstate Power Co., Bergmann Hatchery., N. R. Ambrose Oil Co. and the Tripoli Leader. This page is sponsored by Tripoli Cafe Cfllams will I, Lowell Ambrose, being of sound mind and body will to Roy Boeckman my butch hair- cut and blonde hair. I, Floyd Beisner, will my curly hair to Donald Buchholz. I, Valerie Biermann, will my ponytail ring to Carolyn Rogge. I, Lois Blasberg, will my ability to drive a car carefully to Eldon Hoppenworth. I, Alfred Bock, will to Loren Mummelthie my basketball ability. I, Betty Bodermann, will my ability to sew to Marilyn Olejniczak. I, Darlys Buchholz, will by blonde hair and blue eyes to Dick Klenzman. I, Eugene Buenger, will my good grades in Agriculture to Eldon Hoppenworth. I, Pat Chapin, will my Irish temper to Leona Heidemann. K' I, Eugene Drape, will my ability to play and carry the sousaphone in the band to Robert Joens. I, Sharon Duecker, will my ability to giggle and chatter in study hall to Allan Buenger. I, Lillian Fuchs, hereby will my ability to stay home at least four nights a week to Mary Droste. I, Wilma Greene, will to Kathleen Dunahoo, the themes I had to write for being noisy I, Lloyd Goodenbour, will my good driving manners to Mr. Casey. Kahem U I, Shirley Hay, will my ability to keep my hair curled and neatly arranged to Kathleen Dunahoo . I, Alice Heine, will my red hair to Barbara Burmann. I, Barbara Hesse, will my 23 inch waistline to Elaine Juel. I, Lyle Kammeyer, will my ability to get traffic tickets to Karla Wilharm. I, Marlys Koch, will my slenderness to Elaine Pavelec. I, Wilma Lau, will my hot Ford's spare tire to Betty Ann Buls. I, Harold Laube, will my best friend, Glenn Wolfgram, to Alice Kuethe. I, JoAnn Mohling, will my bookkeeping ability to Eldon Hoppenworth. I, Beverly Mueller, will my ability to drive to Mary Ann Wilkens. I, Evelyn Pavelec, will to Leona Heidemann, the ability I had as a junior to play basketball. I, Charles Pinch, will my troubles and Studebaker to Larry Poock. I, Mayy Ann Pipho, will my ability to drive a tractor to Karla Wilharm. I, Wendell Redies, will my English ability to Margie Biermann. I, Laraine Rettig, will my ability to play the Bells to Duane Buls. I, Velma Schultz, will my good times with fellows from Tripoli to Colleen Kingsbury. b I, Bill Seelhammer, will my physique to Wayne Weihe. I, Delores Severe, will my ability to get a man to Rose Oliver and my natural curly hair to Duane Buls. Q 1 I, Carole Sievers, will my ability to control my temper to Paul Lahmann. W I, George Nilkens, will my wavy hair to Eldon Hoppenworth. I, Glenn vfoifgl-am, will mymeighn no Marvin wimz. ' I, Florene Zabel, will my height to John Nestendorf. ' ' To the Freshmen class the Seniors wish to leave all their memories and good times at T.H.S. 4, 4 31 4 To the Sophomores they will their good behavior and hard work in the study hall. 'Sl lt, To the Juniors they wish to leave all the trouble they had in planning their Junior- 4 Senior Prom. u 9 Q Q Q , Class flower ' fi Class colors Baby Orchid Maroon and Gold Q 9 X -f EQ 'E hui EF 4 1 in llunlll Al- . Eff CTO the Class Sdhg tune of Auf Wiederse.h'I1l Auf Wiederseh'n, Auf Wiederseh'n The W!'ll think With We'll miss I And all time has'come to part of our dear high school days memories in our heart. our school and teachers too the friends we've found, With thankful heart and tearfll eye, We 111 are future bound. In the four years that we've been here, We've had a lot of fun, In classes and at parties too, Remembering every one. But now the time has come to leave, And so we say good-bye, There's many things we will forget, But not Tripoli High. 0 Today we Glass Motto follow, tomorrow we lead. This page is sponsored by H. H. Buhr Chevrolet Co. QNWWWWWWMWWH U 7 mffmf1,,,. ,.u.u1n:na1AbMNk Rv. ,.,igu .,qEg, 1 ,SE , we ,l ' ' ' Q' 1 paiaaaypwt phetg, Lowell Ambrode, former student df Tripoli High, has just announced the opening of his nillion dollar garage in Tripoli, Africa. Los Angeles--The former Waterloo Wildcat halfback, Floyd Beisner, has just been signed xp to play the season, on trial, with the Los Angeles Rams. The twenty-five year old star xas played the last five years with the nCatsn. Floyd got his Start by playing with the Tripoli Pantdgrs in W5lN and W52N. Valerie Biermann, chief drummer of Tex Beneke's band, has quit taking drum lessons from Bene Krupa, because NStuffyW has popped the questionaand she's planning to settle down to aeing a minister's wife. 4 Lois Blasberg formerly of Tripoli has just accepted a job asbookkeepeffor the Power Modeling Agency. She has beemfasked several timesfto be a model, but she prefers bookkeeping . , Looking into the future we find Alfred ggck as athletic director at the University of Michigan. Betty Boderman, formerly of Tripoli, has just recently been hired as personal secretary for the President of Unitedqftates. She formerly had been employed as secretary for the MGM motion picture company. R' Darlys Buchholz, formerly of Tripoli, is now living in London, England where she is designing those hideous hats that Queen Elizabeth and other notables wear. It has been announced that Albert Einstein is being instructedby a graduate of Tripoli High. Eugene Buenger is teaching Mr. Einstein his recently discovered fifth demension. It is reported that Einstein appears very stupid. Q Who is the couple we hear over the radio every week singing the hit tunes? That's right! It's none other than Pat Chapin and her husband who are living in San Diego. They are both kept busy when not on the radio withytheir naval jobs. 1 Mr. Eugene Drape has become, since his high school tenors since Mario Lanza. He is now working on his fat days, ode of the most popular hers farm where he croons to the cows. Sharon Duecker has been offered one thousand doll8PS a week for traveling around the country side with Jimmy Lynch as a'women daredevil driy for her future plans are settling down and raising her Lillian Fuchs, former student at T.H.S., old maid in Alaska, is selling her team of huskies to get enough Ll A Goodenbour and his famous trombone orchestra after,a g nternational tpur. Thier first engagement in beautiful Fountain Club in Artiesan. . By now all news bulletins are carrying the name of to the fact that she was very active helping many of ou Miss Greene is planning to return home sometime next mo nurse her own.little family. Shirley Hay, former graduate of Tripoli High Schoo er. But she has declined this offer own daredevils. English teacher in the Yukon region money to spend a winter in Cuba. are returning to this community this community will be at the our famous nurse, Wilma Greene, due r wounded soldiers on the battlefield. nth where she will be married and l and now a hair stylist in her home town, has been called to Hollywood by the MGM producers to style Betty Grable's hair for her next picture WThe Case of The Proxcide Blonden On the way to MGM, she will stop at Paramount Studios to style Gabby Hayes' beard f Hollywood, she will renew her acquaintance with an old or his next movie. while in friend, movie actor Rory Calhoun. Horse racing isn't limited to men anymore. Alice Heine has just made her entrance in the Jockeys field. After training with retired jokey Eddie Arcoie for two years, she decided she was ready for her first race. Entering the winners spotlight riding her own horse, Pete The Gr the Kentucky Derby, she took eat. Barbara.Hesse, now Mrs. William Seelhammer, will be seen sitting in the football stadium Saturday at the State University of Iowa where her husband's football team is 3Lheduled'to play the University of Minnesota team. . Lyle Kammeyer, former student of the 1953 graduati ng class of Tripoli has just received permission to have a watch factory built in central Germany. It will be his eighteenth factory scattered all over the world. This page is sponsored by Wm. Ambrose Auto Co. Marlys Koch, a 1953 Tripoli High school graduate, has enlisted in the Womens Marine Corp. After only two months of service she has been made commanding officer of fifty women. She is training them at Long Beach, California. Her girls are ready for action thanksw to Miss Koch. The great talented night club singer and beautiful Wilma Lau was presented with the Golden Statue of WPorky Pign and 32A,000 after she won the Tri Nations Hog calling contest. It was held on their farm near Paris, France. When asked what she would do with the money she replied she would keep it to raise more little hog callers and more future sailors. Joan Mohling, a famed elaborate dress designer, has just returned from one of her many visits to the Paris Fashion Show. This visit was made for the special purpose of designing a formal for Miss Truman for her date with John Payne. Flash from Iowa! Beverly Mueller, a WAC for two years and stationed at Pu Sung, travele six miles to the front, taking the cross country route, over fences and through rice fields carrying a pack of supplies to save the life of General Ridgway, who was hit by an exploding mortar missel. Miss Mueller stated she will enlist again after her term expires next month. After two years of being a WAC, serving overseas and helping wounded soldiers Evelyn Pavelec has returned home for a short visit with her family and friends, but plans to re- enlist for another two years, after which she has no definite plans. Charles Pinch, fabulous fullback from Tripoli, scored his twenieth touchdown for the Los Angeles Rams. His key to success, marry the owners daughter! Mary Ann Pipho, formerly of Tripoli, has been appointed head matron at the Luthern Childrens Home in Waverly. She was asked by reporters if she ever intended to marry and have children of her own. Her reply was, WYes, if the right one comes along.n Laraine Rettig, a former Tripoli girl has just graduated from eight years of studying to be a professional pop corn popper. Who is that star that made such a hit in Hollywood the last few weeks? She is none other than Velma Schultz from right here in Tripoli. She recently teamed up with Gary Crosby and they're sensational. They are slated to appear in the Town Hall next week. Don't miss them! William Seelhammer former Tripoli High School graduate is now head coach at the University of Iowa. He says prospects look pretty good this year. As we rode along in Texas we saw a huge ranch. Who lives there was the question every- body asked. We went in to see and none other than the former Carole Sievers, now married and her husband sitting on the patio of their cozy little twelve room house. The great surgical nurse Delores Severe has just completed the most difficult operation in history, amputating the presidents little toe. She lives with her husband on a 50,000 acre ranch where they are among various other things raising little nurses. George Wilkens, former student of Tripoli High School, stars in the new technicolor motion picture NRough Guy Meets the Wildcat.W On last reports Wilkens says WI can lick any- body in the house.H As we look into the scene at the Iowa State Fair we see Glenn wolfgram driving a new Jetmobile for Joeie Chitwood's Death Dodgers. Being retired himself Chitwood says Glenn is one of his best performers he claims he has rolled stock cars seven times in succession. Florene Zabel, a former 1953 Tripoli High School graduate, has become a registered nurse at WBony Skeletonu Hospital in Chicago. I i She is now happily married to a former Waterloo boy who courted her during her high school career. , ii e ' ' 5 faffrgsv, 'Af nf ti? 3 'll if ff x- 'S .an Ilia?-Rl - 9 ' i ll- r , T v nn QBIQS I T, L2 L1 glllg, Sami' . f TQVI0 isfzigzgszjq TIA 4535 035 e, , - .. gg. I I Back Row: Karla Wilharm, Mary Jane Dixon, Dorothy Henning, Pat Goebel, Barbara Dreyer, Stanley Klemp, Lowell Engle, Wayne Weihe, Jean Sauerbrie, La Vonne Meiners, Betty Hay, Mary Droste, Carol Meyer. Middle Row: Miss Yoshinaga, Eldon Hoppenworth, Eugene Oltrogge, Marvin Henning, Allen Sell, Robert Schmidt, David Joens, James Beisner, Leo Waterman, Carl Beisner, Paul Lehmann, Mr. Breeding. First Row: Alice Kuethe, Colleen Kingsbury, Paul Bruner, Ila Kastli, Marilyn Qlejniczak, Betty Snelling, Elaine Hartman, Verlaine Hartman, Joyce Huisman, Mardell Bock, Marvin Wintz, Ruth Weilder. Emminfn nw' Snnlhmpmnw Back row: Margie Biermann, Betty Kalkbremmer, Danny Jahnke, Mark Wilharm, Geraldine Lohmann, Marlowe Gaede, Rochelle Duecker, Bob Kammeyer, Merlin Dettmerding, William, Boeckmann, Darlys Kirchhoff, Willard Mohling, Dale Drape. Middle row: Virginia Pipho, Wallace Miller, Harlen Laube, Allen Buenger, John Westendorf, Paul Dohrmann, Lloyd Kammeyer, Melvin Schwartz, Romaine Schwem, Delores Bock, Mr. Schafroth First row: Anna Belle Larimer, Leona Heidemann, Carolyn Rogge, Bob Meyer, Luella Heine, Lois Lohmann, Agnes Price, Carolyn Buhr, Kathleen Dunahoo, Cheryl Colburn, Ruth Kreis, Mary Ann Wilkens. a 'Q . K we W-qw m,M..au, u alan-,mx Y x, ,A Back row: Fred Mollie, Lou Ann Everding, Larry Ladage, Marcella Gaede, Robert Eick, Marlys Schwartz, Marlyn Oltrogge,Barbara Burmanr, Phil Snyder, Betty Lou Nerge, Valgene Boeckman, Mary Kreis, Wendell Rettig, Marian Drewis,Charles Hay Middle row: Judy Goebel, Larry Vogt, Marlene Tegtmeier, Dick Klenzmann, Lois Blaufuss, Donald Judish, Elaine Pavelec, Judy Schlichting, Le Roy Brocka, Elaine Juel, Carlyle Nicklaus, Wilma Hartman, Jack Martin, Barbara Tonne, Mr. Himmel Front row: Harlan Bremer, Lois Dixon, Lloyd Boevers, Ruth Block, Donald Buqhhol Pat Mueller, Shirley Blasberg, John Biermann, Rose Oliver, Robert Joens, Doretta Blttemarh Jim Kastli Absent adean Bolte, Roger Brocka, Janice Davis, Norman Joshen Back row: Rose Hunemueller, Beverly Buchholz, Virginia Hayden, Shirley Buchholz Middle row: Joyce Peters, Jean Biermann, Sherlie Sauerbrei, Howard Bunger, Bill Geotz, Joy Eichmann, Barbara Bany, Duane Judisch, Mr. Koons Front row: Yale Kramer, Jimmy Kingsbury, Jerry Snelling, Barbara Weihe, Kenneth Dennis Olejniczak, David Kalkbrenner, Za -4 , K , ,,-- A Sivlfffwi p p r p K y h l el em Back row: Janet Chapin, Duane Boevers, Everett Ragsdale, Kathleen Holm, Jim Klemp, Karon Lobeck, Jacqueline Nerge, Gerald Wagner. Middle row: Janice Koch, Carol Klemp, Karla Lobeck, Sandra Bany, Suzanne Neimeyer, Ronnie Henninger, Marlene Drewis, Mary Berlin, Miss Servoss. Front row: Maxine Gaede, Darla Bremer, Karl Blaufuss, Karen Ladage, Veryl Kelsey, Jim Block, Leon Nicklaus, David Block. ,,,L,ii:5Q ,. A Back row: Gene Colburn, John Dixon, Mark Block, Larry Buchholz, Kathryn Rieck, Karla Nicklaus, Larry Duecker. Middle row: Eldon Heideman, LaVerne Lobeck, Jean Chapin, Warren Snyder, Mary Kay Sommers, Janice Buhrow, Darol Heinemann, Mrs. Astor. Front row: Sandra'Wagner, Rosolie Klemp, Billy Kuker, Milton Gaede, Janette Haydon, Elmer Buchholz, Esther Larimer. This page is sponsored by: Davis Radio R T.V., Dettmer Welding k Blacksmith Shop, The Farmer Store, Tonne Service Station. Back row: Gerry Richardson, Mac Snyder, Donald Dohrman, Karen Brase, Charles Richardson, Douglas Bell Second row: Mary Louise Goetz, T.A. Shriver, Billy Kehe, David Guhlow, Mary Martin, Miriam Blaufuss, Geraldine Kelsey Front row: Ronald Hills, Douglas Kuker, Jeannie Cole, Marilyn Buchholz, Duane Bremer, Ettamae Raqsdale, Claire Duecker, Mrs. Lowell Goodenbour Beck row: Carolyn Hunemuller, Michael Wilson, Dickie Niemeyer, Jeanne Martin, Jean Ambrose, Jim Cole, Marvin Drewis, Glenyce Waschkat, Julie Soles, Maranne Wikner, James Martin Middle row: Lyle Teague, Mark Wikner, Mary Bremer, Margaret Jo'B1gufuss Richard Spier, Peggy Christoffer, Danny Klemp, Larry Bock, La Jean Slack, Larry gievers, Miss Meyers Front row: Nancy Wiblishouser, Phyllis Gaede, Ka Barry, Judith Huisman, Arvilla Dixon, Nadine Schnurstein, Gary Schmidt, Leonard glock, Dale Rieck .... gn C - Back row: Timothy Wilson, Roger Bonorden, Gary Klenzman, Ronald Rieck, Kelly Hesse, Yvonne Kalkbrenner, Dennis Weidler Middle row: Darlys Rettig, Eileen Young, Lois Ladage, Armin Blaufuss, Danny Brase, Ann Lahman, Marilyn Lauck Front row: Patricia Gaede, Julie Bremer, Caroline Kehe, Mary Block, Daniel Schumacher, Laura Ragsdale, Jennifer Colburn Back row: Linda Barry, Frances Olejniczak, Suzanne Tonne, Martin Drewis, Eloise Buhrow, Kathryn Klemp, Roger Block, Duane Schumaker Middle row: Karen Bockhaus, Larry Judisch, Le Roy Bonorden, Dixon Bunger, Roger Lauck, Larry Bunger, Jerry Schroeder, Frederick Lahmann, Mrs. Robert Kuhrt Front row: Lois Wagner, Dennis Bergmann, Terrance Ambrose, Dianne Libra, Gregory Schmidt, Jacklyn Lobeck, Charles Block 'zap ,V -ar eu Q -+- S Back row Roger Huisman, Janice Nicklaus, Marshall Wilharm, Michael Fink, Kathy Aubrey, Connie Heineman, Marlys Kelsey. Front row Dennis,Wiblishouser, Laura Hurmence, Sheila Koons, July Meier, Benny Kehe, Sheryl Nagnall, Virgil Block, Miss Feaglns. Back row Alan Weidler, Raymond Buchholz, Terryne Fink, David Lahmann, Michael Wagner, Mary Young, Connie Schmidt, Dennis Juel, Judith Wilson, Linda Koons, Cynthia Goebel, Tommy Ambrose, Mrs. Helen Bunger. Front row Diane Drewis, Barry Fink, Dixie Lee Rieck, David Bremer, L.B. Schriver, David Kuethe, Dennis Bock, Kay Sell, LeRoy Boevers, Luanne Crittenden. Absent Jane Rieck, Robert Buchholz, Larry Ormston, Daniel Ambrose. This page is sponsored by: Buhrow's Standard Service, Juel's Briardlll Store, American Savings Bgnk, Frese's Variety Store. A' J ' ,.f,'-5.15, . x Qv ' ffa. 4' 'ffiiffff ' G W- ERI f- LJ 'J LV. ' '- xwlr, V., ,, H' f-133 -gg '- 'f ' , V -72 ,K - .'J. W ,W 5 k f -1 J . iii 1 div r I . pl-, ,-...Q 1 2 Q, pt Y. Q , w LA :Ln -L.i.,.az,.'1 in 9 'N AQ K ME ,AWN Q, at 5 ,,.. S, , A - I N I, 1 8 f .3- V - V 'E X mx.- 'gh . Q sg 1 , ,,,. Q 9 X 5,. A, V .,.:,. 6 W I K :EW N uk 1 x . N I my -- , W . ., ..,, . . N. H , - ,uq Q m Y.. . ' lziizz' . .1 9, X , ' + :b, L 'Ri ,, pf , , 1.,, -iw - gl , , .. 5 qi. : 5: 9 N 2 , S H' vm Q v m S Y Q W X 5. 1- WE 'N X Sf SN Q Q U S' Q , M 9 A Y .Q . -, f .1 - -4 Q 5 i xp Ig V .X ' ' Y A A ,ff I' ...-ws, 13,46 g ky- il-F Q' Q k gn ,k 1' 14. f , .MY- Back row: Mr..Bresding Lloyd Goodenbour, Paul Front Row: Willard Mol Laube, Bob Kammayer, Mark Wilharm. Shell Rock 51 Plainfield Ab Readlyn 58 Frederika 59 Denver 7A Janesville 55 Dunkerton A2 Tripoli Tripoli Tripoli Tripoli Tripoli Tripoli Tripoli , Eugene Oltrogge, Alfred Bock, Harold Laube, David Joens, Dohrmann. hing, Wayne Weihe, Phil Snyder Bill Seelhammer Harlen Fredericksburg 50 Tripoli 62 T Denver 52 Tripoli 50 Janesville A6 Tripoli 62 AA as F 57 QHT 53 5' 52 .49 A 67 Q if o L? 3 ! Dunkerton A7 Tripoli Tripoli 56 Sumner 53 AA Nashua 5A Tripoli A5 Frederika A6 Tripoli A3 Fayette 57 A8 Readlvn 61 A8 Plainfield 50 Tripoli A9 Sumner 60' ' Tripoli 50 Frederika 52 Tripoli 55 Sumner 70 Tripoli A5 Tripoli Tripoli Alice Kuethe, Barbara Hesse, Pat Chapin, Cheryl Colburn. Q7 T9 QV '9 XY 047 xz 45 .ggi Backrow: Mr. Shriver, Doretta Bitterman, Marlys Schwartz, Jean Biermann, Barbara Tonne, Joy Eichman, Sherlie gauepbpei, Trudy Nerge, Ruth Block, Miss Yoshinaga. Front row: Mardell Bock, Betty Nerie, Betty Kalkbrenner, Rochelle Duecker, Betty Snelling, Annabelle Larimer, bsent: Nadean Bolte Janice Davis. Garrison 79 Tripoli 3l Plainfield 50 Tripoli BM Tripoli 38 Readlyn 27 Frederika 62 Tripoli 53 Denver 73 Tripoli 57 Tripoli 56 Janesville 53 Maynard 70 Tripoli A3 Denver 65 Tripoli 52 Fredericksburg 5A, Tripoli A8 Aurora 61 Tripoli 60 xi! f 'X Back row: Melvin Schwartz, Phil Snyder, Eugene Oltrogge, Floyd Beisner, Leo Waterman, Carl Beisner, Bill Seelhammer, Wallace Miller, Paul Lahmann Middle row: Mr. Breeding, Lloyd James Beisner, David Joens, Paul Bock, Paul Dohrmann. Front row: Larry Poock, Marlowe Weihe, William Boeckmann, Lowell Absent: Duane Buls. Kammeyer, Allyn Buenger, Lloyd Goodenbour, Fuchs, John Westendorf, Harold Laube, Alfred Gaede, Jerry Frese, Eldon Hoppenworth, Wayne Engle, Chuck Pinch. Q7 Q mmap-an Back row: Yale Kramer, David Block, Dennis Olejniczak, Terry Ureyer, Ronald Henninger, David Kalkbrenner, Lloyd Boevers, James Block, Mr. Himmel Front row: Harlan Bremer, Pete Boevers, Wendell Retbig, Larry Vovt, Donald Judish, Dick Klenzmann, bob Joens Back row: Mr. Himmel, Yale Kramer, Ronald Henninger, Dick Klenzmann, Howard Buenger, Kenney Rettig, Jerry Snelling, Front row: Dennis Olejniczak, Terry Dreyer, Le Hoy Brocka, Carlyle Nicklaus, Wendell Hettig, Harlan Bremer Tripoli Tripoli Tripoli Tripoli Tripoli Tripoli Tripoli Tripoli Tripoli Bb, 42 1' 9 55, 63, 39, h3, 53, Readlyn 27. Sumner Ll. Frederika 19. Denver 35. Denver 27. Janesville 28. Frederika 26. Readlyn 19. Plainfield 26 32,N Sumner 31, lripoli 30, Qhlmiolf iliigh 1 in Back row: Mr. Himmel, David Joens, James Beisner, Bill Seelhammer, Wallace Miller, Alfred Bock, Mr. Breeding. Middle row: Chuck Pinch, Marlowe Gaede, Paul Lahmann, Phil Snyder, Wayne Weihe Jerry Frese, William Boeckmann. Frgnt row: John Westendorf, Paul Dohrmann, Paul Fuchs, Lloyd Kammeyer, Floyd Beisner, Allyn Buenger, Larry Poock. Absent: Leo Waterman. Teachers High 35 Tripoli lk Arlington 12 Tripoli O W. Waterloo Soph. 27 Tripoli lb St. Mary's Greene 38 Calmar 20 Hawkeye 19 25 Tripoli Tripoli O Tripoli l8 Tripoli 33 'if- Mr. Frese, Lloyd Boevers, Chuck Pinch, Lyle Kammeyer, Jerry Frese, Larry Poock This page is sponsored by: Sommer and Bockhaus Barber Shop, Warner Electric, Panzer Produce, and Fred's Body Shop. il 1.-L , AN 'Egan ,...2UQS5 Q51-QQ 4 Klub Back row: Yale Kramer, Lloyd Boevers, Pat Chapin, Wendell Rettig, Stanley Klemp, Paul Lahmann, Lyle Kammeyer, Carl Beisner, Allan Sell, LOWBHI1 Engle, Mark Wilharm, Eugene Drape, James Block, Kenneth Rettig, Marilyn Olejniczak, Janet Chapin, Barbara Dreyer, Rochelle Duecker, Sharon Duecker, Lois Lohmann, Eugene Oltrogge. Front row: Margie Biermann, Carolyn Roage, Ruth Weidler, Alice Kuethe, Carolyn Buhr, Kay Holms, Barbara Hesse, Karla Wilharm, Betty Snelling, Velma Schultz, Suzanne Niemeyer, Judy Goebel, Lavonne Meiners, Mary Jane Dixon, Wilma Green, Lois Blaufuss, Elaine Juel, Betty Nerge, Phil Snyder, Judy Schlichting, Barbara Burman, Trudy Nerge, Cheryl Colburn, Laraine Rettig, Sherlie Sauerbrei, Jean Biermann, Harold Frese Director. Absent: Valerie Biermann, Ronald Henninger. The band had a busy year as it made several trips and was host at the spring contest which was held in Tripoli. The first trip was to Postville where the band received a Division II Rating at the marching band contest. Then the band travelled to Readlyn to play a concert for the school. The rest of the time was spent marching at football games and playing at basketball games. The band also led the annual Homecoming parade. . aw, Rm row: James meisner, Fuchs, Eugene Buenger, David Jogng, Eugene Drape, Robert Schmidt, Donald Judisch, Melvin Schwartz, William Goetz. Second row: Barbara Burman, Harlan Laube, Lloyd Kammeyer, Carl Beisner, Larry Vogt, Lowell Engle, Stanley Klemp, Willard Mohling, Harold Frese Dierctor. First row: Marlyn Oltrogge, Merlin Dettmering, Eugene Ultrogge, Dale Drape, Robert Meyer, Donald Buchholz, Robert Joens, Absent: Duane Buls. isscb Mahatma Back row: Director Harold Frese, Eugene Buenger, Pat Chapin, Mary Droste, GerdaldineLohmann, Virginia Pipho, Barbara Dreyer, Rochelle Duecker, Lavonne Meiners, Fat Goebel, David Joens, Robert Schmidt, Eugene Drape- Fourth row: James Beisner John Westendorf, Paul Fuchs, Shirley Hay, Darlys Buchholz, Betty Bodermann: Agnes Price, Darlys Kirchhoff, Wilma Hartman, Mary L ' R tt' Carole Sievers Jane Dixon, Velma Schultz, Jonnn Mohling, araine e ig, , Donald Judish, Melvin Schwartz, Lowell Engle. Third Row: Harlan Laube. Eugene Oltrogge, Carl Beisner, Judy Schlichting, Wilma Green Judy Goebel, Dorothy Henning, Lois Lohmann, Marlys Koch, Joyce Huisman, Betty Hay, Lois Blaufuss, Barbara Burman, Beverly Mueller, Stanley Klemo. Larry Vogt, Dale Drape. , - ' H K Mar ie Second row. Marlyn Oltrogge, Melvin Dettmerl g, Lloyd ammeyer, g Biermann, Lillian Fuchs. Lois Blasberg, lla Kastli, Kathleen Dunahoo, Barbara Tonne, Luella Heine, Alice Heine, Delores Bock, Pat Mueller, Robert Meyer, Donald Buchholz, Robert Joens. First row: Annabelle Larimer, Colleen Kingsbury, Ruth Weidler, Karla Wilharm, Shirley Blasberg, Marilyn Olejniczak, Verlaine Hartman, Carol Meyer, Elaine Hartman, Betty Snelling, Rose Oliver, Lois Dixon, Carolyn Hogge, Florene Zabel, Mary Ann pqiikins. Absent: Duane Buls Nadene Bolte, Betty Ann Buls. Doretta Bittermann. 3 xr ..... .a.. VJ x Back POW: JUdY Goebel, Dorothy Henning, Carole Sievers, Darlys Buchhglz, JoAnn Mohling, Pat Chapin, Mary Jane Dixon, Geraldine Lohmann, Pat Goebel, Rochelle Duecker, Virginia Pipho, Barbara Dreyer, Lavonne Meiners, Mary Droste, Velma Hay, Lois Blaufuss, Kathleen Dunahoo, Wilma Hartman. Second row: Barbara Tonne, Wilma Green, Elaine Hartman, Pat Mueller Carol Meyer Mafgle BiePmaHH,,Delores Bock, Lillian Fuchs, lla Kastli, Joyce Huisman Mary ' Kreis, Luella Heine, Alice Heine, Lois Blasberg, Marlys Koch Lois Lohmann Ruth Kreis, Verlaine Hartman, Beverly Mueller, Agnes Price, Harold Frese Director First row: Judy Schlichting, Annabelle Larimer, Colleen Kingsbury, Florene . Zabel, Karla Wilharm, Shirley Blasberg, Marilyn Olejnlczak, Betty Snelling, E036 Ollverv CaP0lYn Boggs, Ruth Weidler, Lois Dixon, Mary Ann Wilkens, Barbara urman. Absent: Nadene Bolte, Betty Ann Buls, Doretta Bittermann. Schultz, Betty Bodermann, Laraine Rettig, Shirley Hay, Darlys Kirchhoff, Betty glri 4 g NEMSQHPET Staff Back row: Mary Droste, Cheryl Colburn, Eldon Hoppenworth, Velma Schultz, Lowell Engle, Betty Bodermann, Mr. Casey. Front row: Alfred Bock, Delores Bock, Shirley Hay, Betty Snelling Pat Chapin, Eugene Drape. Absent: Chuck Pinch, Valerie Biermann, Dick Klensmann ,QQ XM ,Z M -:X Q Xf X N ,X ffx -7 x Z Received 1 ratings at the Marching Band Contest at Postville this fall. Carolyn Rogge Margie Biermann . Sf, QEEZJSQMAQQ Back row: Vaigene Boeckmann, Dick Klenzmann, Glenn Wolfgram, David Joens, Lloyd Kammeyer, Larry Vogt. Middle row: Bob Joens, Fred Mollie, William Boeckmann, Wayneawpihe, Eldon Hoppenworth, Robert Eick, Donald Buchholz, Mr. Schafroth. ' Front row: Paul Lahmann, Melvin Schwartz, Eugene Drape, Eugeneiuenger, Lowell Engle, Carl Beisner. N I f . f2EiEE?J 1, 5.1.23-p ,- 7 4 4 Ki. . N' LQ 2'5 X Ni: 1 N' -1- E31 is 1 c if In June, 1952, the Tripoli F.F.A. Chapter 5UlP50d its second year. New officers installed were Eugene Buenger, Pregidgnt Lowell Engle, Vice President, Eugene Drape, Secretary, Carl Beismer, Treasurer, Paul Lahmann, Reporter, and Melvin Schwartz, Sentingl. The Chapter sent a judging team, consisting of David Joens, Eldon Hoppenwor and Dick KIOOIIBDDQ to the Spencer Fair. Eldon took fourth place. The members of the team that wemt to the Dairy Cattle Congress were Eugene Buenger, Robert Eick, Donald Buchholz, and Charles Hay. The members projects this year consist of 23 dairy heifers 2 beef heifers, 2 dairy cows, L steers, L purebred litters, 2 market litters, lo sheep, 150 chickens, 1 horse, 20 acres of corn, 9 acres of oats, and 7 acres of soybeans. Fund raising projects this year included a scrap drive, selling seeds, and 3 d0DkeY b sketball Eame- The membership now includes 10 Chapter Farmers and 16 Greenhands. th 4 f, ' x mnifnaffnn On Tuesday September 23, l952 the Freshmen were in the hands of the Senoirs all day and night. In the daytime the boys were attired in skirts and blouses baby bonnets decorated with jewelry, and carried shoe kits. The girls were dressed in their fatherfs overalls and shirts, their hair were in millions of pigtails, no makeup, and bedroom slippers. Wednesday nite they arrived at the schoolhouse at 7:30 only to find themselves in for a night of wierd experiences. First they walded through hot coals, felt fur of a skunk, shook hands with a dead man, ate worms and drank blood. Later they had a race to see who could push a peanut across the gym floor quickest. This was done with their noses of course. They were rewarded with cookies filled with garlic. Then there was a mad scramble while the poor freshmen looked through the whole pile of shoes trying to find their own. The Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores enjoyed the whole affair, but t Freshmen didn't think much of it. he Lise . . avg: gr e- 324 NSG .4 fi -12 .A iilumetuming 'v .fi wb k ' . ,- ,.v v-A M . an ....-.1 tn: x . f . v - f 1 Homecoming thisfyear was again opened with the annual snake-dance beginning with the pep meeting and bon fire at the school house and ending with a movie down town. The band again led the parade followed by the Queen's car and the many floats. The Juniors were very proud of their prize winning float, UWe can't wait to tell them we won.W The seventh grade received second prize with their 'Tripoli Weds Victory,W and the Seniors took third with WTripoli Takes the Cake.W Velma Schultz reigned over the evening with the able assistance of her attendents, Lois Blasberg, Cheryl Colburn, Betty Kalkbrenner and the junior attendents, Laura Hermmence and Benny Kehe. To make this homecoming an even greater success, Tripoli won the football game against Hawkeye, 33 to 19. After the game everyone attended a homecoming alumni dance in the gym where they waltzed to the flowing rhythm of the Jack Howard Orchestra. Thus came to a close the very memorable Homecoming of l952. E ewxmmicfsgcmicf Drum A . 'L On May 2nd, 1952, in the Tripoli Town Hall the elaborate Junior-Senior Prom was held. The theme of the prom was WHolland Holiday.W We had a delicious meal which was brought to a close by orange sherbert and waffers. 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