Waukee High School - Warrior Yearbook (Waukee, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1953 volume:

THE MIGWAM Published by THE SENIOR CLASS of 1953 WAUKEE HIGH SCHOOL WAUKEE, IOWA To show our sincere appreciation for his efforts and the wonderful inspiration he has given us Ailing the past years, we, the Senior Class of 1953) dedicate our annual to our Superintendent, William N. Morris. William N. Morris, Superintendent Vincent Meyer, Principal, Coach. Le’.as Baer Vocational Agricultural 5 Mrs. Darlene Eden Hone:: aking Miss Madelene Y. Bassett Commercial Mr. Gerald Stoops Jr. High Social Studies Science Frank Ellington Music Left Mrs. Louise Hicl-ie Sixth Grade Right Mrs. Mildred Smith Fifth Grade Mrs. Gladys Kessick English Hiss Ellen Fage. 'o-’rtr. Grade l’rs Lenore Keller Second Grade Joyce Little Kinder- garten .r ”rs. Carrie cnith Third Mrs. Hazel Hsrv'— first Srade Frank Sr.’.th Custodian BOARD OF EDUCATION Henry Leonard President Evelyn Fox Secretary John Carter Treasurer Marion Aldrich Kenneth Booth Harold Leonard Leroy Petersen John Hanlon New Members Stewart Elson LUANNA WILLIAMS Pud Full of vim, vigor and vitality.'1 Class Flay 3,l+; One-Act Plays 2',3, +; F.H.A. 1,2,3,A; Glee Club 2,3, ; Sextette 2, ; Class President H; Secretary 1; Vice Pres dent 3; Operetta 2; Minstrel 2: Queen Attendent 1. ROBERT STEFFEN Bob He puts his worry in the bottom of his heart and sits on the lid and smiles. Vice Fres'ie t +; Class Flay 3,1+; One-Act Play ?.?. ■.. 1,3; Bes'etfcall 2,3, +; Baseball 2,3, +; Glee Club 2,3; Treasurer 2. MARILYN CREES Being a woman is a terribly difficult task because it consists of dealing with men. F.H.A. 2,3, +: Glee Club ,3,L; Class Fla;- 3, : Fixed Chorus 2, +; Secretary +; One-Act Play L:Operetta +. KARRIS' SNYDER Hattie She is silent and shy, tut there's mischief in her eye. F.H.A. 1.2.3. ; Queen Attendent 3, +; Treasurer W; Student Council 2,3; One-Act Flay b; Class Play 3; F.H.A. Convention b- Student Manager 1. HAROLD ALBORN Ho 10 Life is easy, smooth and slow, do what comes and let the rest go. F.F.A. 1,2,3, ; Basketball 2,3; Baseball 2,3; F.F.A. Convention 2, +; Class Play 2,3, . JANE GROVE Squeaky I can live without poetry or walking, but who in the world can live without talking. Mixed Quartette 1; Sextette 2, +; Trio 3, +; Mixed Chorus 2,i+; Glee Club 1,2,3, +; Band 1.2.3, +; F.H.A. 1,2,3, +; Class Play 3, +; One-Act Plays 2,3, +; Interperative 3; Operetta 1,2, +; Minstrel 2, Erass Quartette 3. NANCY LEONARD There's a little bad in every good little girl. F.H.A. 1,2,3, +; F.H.A. Reporter +; Basketball 1,2,3, +; Class Play 3, +; Class Play Director 3; Queen Attendent 2 Student Council 2; Mixed Quartette 2; Glee Club 2,3; Mixed Chorus 2;0peretta 2; Minstrel Show H: une Act Play 3; Home Coming Queen +; Interpretative Reading 3. KEITH BOONE I would be good, but it's so much more fun not to be. F.F.A. 1,2,3, +; F.F.A. Convention 1,2,3, +; state F.F.A. Chorus .1,2,3; Boys Glee Club 1,2,3, +; Mixed Chorus 1.2,3, +: Quartete 1,2, +; F.F.A. President +; Student Council 2; filass Flay 3; One Act Play 3; Operetta 1,2, -. SHIRLEY LEONARD Blessed are they that say little; they cannot be quoted. F.H.A. 1.2,3, +; F.H.A. Convention 3; F.H.A. Vice President 3; F.H.A. Historian 2; Student Manager 2; Basketball 3A; Class Play 3, +5 Extemp. Speaking 3; One Act Play 3A; Glee Club 2,3; Mixed Chorus 2; Student Council 1; Annual Staff +; Minstrel Show 2; 11 RONALD DORRELL Ronnie Never hurry after a girl or a streetcar; there'll be another by before long. F.F.A. 1,2,3, +; Baseball 1,2,3, +; Basketball 1,2,3, +; Junior Play 3; One Act Play 2. MARY ANN MANDERS Mam They say love makes the world go round, catch me, I'm getting dizzy. F.H.A. 1,2,3, +; Glee Club 2,3, +; Class Play 3; One Act Play 2, +; Band 1,2,3; Sextette 1; Operetta 2; Majorette 1,2,3, +; Mixed Chorus 3. CHARLES DULING Chuc k Work fascinaves me, I can sit and look at it for hours. F.F.A. 1,3; Class Play 3, +; One Act Play 2,3, +; Operetta 1,2, +; Mixed Chorus 1,2, +; Quartete 2.3, +; Glee Club 2,2; Minstrel Show 2; HARRY DULLARD 12 Fuzzy God bless the girls, I i0Ve them all, but why aren't more of them six feet tall? Rose Ann Penick Ann Those soft brown eyes and a winning smile will carry her on for quite a while. F.H.A. l+; Fep Club 2. s DONALD FINCHEM Donnie I came, I bluffed, I Graduated. F.F.A. 1,2,3, +: Glee Club 1,2; Student Manager 2. JOAN REYNOLDS She's in Iowa, but her heart travels with the Army. F.H.A. 1,2,3Glee Club 2,3,l+; Mixed Chorus 2; Class Play 3‘ One-Act Play 2,3, ; Operetta 2; JACK HANLON x He who intends to get up with the sun must not stay out late with the daughter. Basketball 1,2,3,If; Baseball 1,2,3,If; F.H.A. 1,2,3, ; Class Play 3: Student Council 4; F.F.A. Reporter 3; Glee Club 1,2, BSRNADINR RCS3I Bern I'm not half as bashful as I seem. F.H.A. 1,2,3, +? Class Play 3; One Act Play 3; One Act Play Director 3, +5 Annual Staff +; Class Play Director +. BETTY SPENCER A ring on t' e finger is worth Basketball 1,2, +; F.H.A. 3, +j Act Play l,lf; Class Play 3 A; BILL WAUGH Some dry I'll le-rn to keep y mouth shut. F.F.A. l, f; Class Play 3; One Act Play 3. JOHN WAYNE WOODWARD lb Life's no longer if you hurry. F.F.A. 1,3A; F.F.A. Convention Baseball 2,3, +; Basketball 3 A- HARRIET WOODS I can think of more interesting things to do than study. Attended Colo 1,2; F.H.A. 3A; One Act Play V; Class Play 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Glee Club 1,2,3. RICHARD YORK Caesar was short, Napoleon was short, and I'm not so tall myself. F.F.A. 1,3? Class President 2,3; Vice President 1; Annual Staff +; Class Play 3, +; One act Play 3; Student Council 3; One Act Play Director 2; Class Play Director 3; +; Operetta 1. WE BUILD THE LADDER BY WHICH WE RISE s 15 Itacalaureate Sertrice WAUKEE HIGH SCHOOL SUNDAY, MAY 17, 1953 8:00 P. M. Processional ---------------------- Mrs. Hazel Hawbaker Invocation ---------------------------- Rev. John Aldera “Come Unto Me”_____________________________ Tschaikowsky Girls Sextette Baccalaureate Sermon .............. Rev. Willard Peterson “The Lord is My Light” .........................Allitsen Bertha Aldrich Benediction........................... Rev. John Aldera Recessional........................Mrs. Hazel Hawbaker The Audience Will Please Stand as Graduates Enter 16 CLASS Of 1953 Harold Alborn Keith Boone Marilyn Crecs Ronald Dorrell Charles Doling Harry Dullard Donald Finehem Jane Grove Jack Hanlon Nancy Leonard Shirley Leonard Mary Ann Mandes Rose Ann Penick Joan Reynolds Bernadine Rossi Harriet Snyder Betty Spencer Robert Steffen Billie Waugh Luanna Williams Harriet Woods John Woodwad Richard York Class Colors — Royal Blue and White Class Flower — White Carnation Class Motto — “We Build the Ladder by Which We Rise’ Processional------------------------Mrs. Hazel Hawbaker Invocation_________________________ Rev. William Shoop “I Heard a Forest Praying”---------------------- DeRose Girls Trio Reclaiming a Revolution”_____________Rev. E. W. Remley Collegiate Presbyterian Church, Ames, Iowa Presentation of Senior Class___________William N. Morris Presentation of Diplomas............... Henry Leonard Presentation of Eighth Grade Diplomas ______________ __________________________________ William N. Morris Presentation of Honors and Awards_____Vincent J. Meyer “The Green Cathedral”_______________________________Hahn “O Lord Most Holy” ------------------------------ Franck Girls Glee Club Benediction_________________________Rev. William Shoop Recessional_________________________Mrs. Hazel Hawbaker The Audience Will Please Stand as Graduates Enter 17 We, the Senior Class of 1953, being of sound mir.d and memory do hereby make, ordain, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament for the school year of 1952-53, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. We appoint Bill Morris and Darlene 3den the executors, of this will, ana we are not responsible for any embarrassment, havoc, or personal response created by said will. We hereby direct the presentation of the following: Shirley Leonard wills her position of post guard on the basketball s'uad to Marjoria Henshaw providing Marjoria keeps her temper a little better. Bernad'ne Rossi wills her job of Business Manager of the Annual to Myrna Horn provided Myrna gets as mixed up as Bernadine dbes. Jack Hanlon leaves his job of chauffeuring Marie to school affairs to Dale Martin, provided he takes her straight hone. Ronnie Dorrell leaves his loosely hinged right car door to Floyd Faber, so that Floyd's date can sit as close to him as Joyce does to Ronnie, and have a good excuse. Donnie Finchem leaves his loving ability to Larry Aldrich, provided Larry spreads it around like Donnie does. Bob Steffen leaves his ornriness to Mac Olson provided he can get in and out of scrapes as easily as Bob con. Bill Waugh leaves his talking ability to Kay Cross provided she knows what she's talking about. Jane Grove leaves her alibi of car trouble or flat tires to Jean Klingaman, so Jean will have an excuse for staying out late. Luanna Williams leaves her knack of telling stories to Eartara Van Deventer, provided Barbara gets as big a tang out of them as Pud does. Marilyn Crees leaves her trust in.Jack's faithfulness to Dolores Applegate, so Dolores won't have to worry about John. Harriet Woods leaves her yearn for a sailor to Olga Ori, provided Olga can find the right sailor. Betty Spencer and Rose Ponick leave the right technique with the Adel toys to Leota Green and maybe give her a push in the direction of a certain special Adel boy. Keith Boone wills his curly hair to John Hall, provided John has Dolores pin it up evert night. Mary Ann Manders leaves her weekends trips to Shirley Allen provided she goes as often and has as much as Mary Ann does. John Woodward leaves his ability to nlay Cupid to Dick Nesselroad provided Dick does as good a job as John did. Harry Dullard leaves his Physic notebook to Rex Smith providing Rex spends as much time on it as Harry does. Nancy Leonard wills her day-dreams to Gale Martin provided he thinks only of her. Harold Alborn leaves his appreciation of fine cars to Frances Nizzi provided Frances buys a Nash and not a green Chevy. (Cont. on page +5) 18 CCom, PmpAecty John Woodward After graduating from Waukee Consolidated School in 1953, he decided to Become a deep-sea diver in the South Seas. One day while diving he came face to face with Minnie the Mermaid. He was so astounded by her ravishing beauty that they were married and lived in a sea weed bungalow at the bottom of the sea. John's fatal day came when he was stabbed by a sword fish. Betty Spencer Betty started her career as a Mexican jumping bean grower. One day while loading jumping beans one exploded in her face and no one has seen Betty since. Bernadine Rossi Bernadine made her debut in life as a spaghetti slurper. One day while slurping at the Slimy Spoon one of the pieces of spaghetti hardened in her throat and choked her to death. Charles Dulinr Chuck became a donut hole specialist. He tried to discover many different uses for donut holes. After trying unsuccessfully for many years to find their uses, he cont.-cted hole-itis, a rare disease caused by donut holes. He died a poverty stricken man in a donut factory. Harry Dullard After being an ardent admirer of Johnny Ray for many years, Harry decided to follow in his footsteps. After several years of tearing his hair out, he decided to cry awhile. One day he cried so hard the tears piled up around him and he began to float away. No one has seen him since. Harriet Woods Harriet decided to become a professional baseball player. She played for the Sliding Shorties. She was a tig success until she fell in love with the pitcher. They decided to marry and raise their own baseball team. They did so and their family won the world penant in 1998. One day Harriet's husband went batty and hit her over the head with a baseball bat and killer her. Marilyn Crees Marilyn decided to become an opera singer. She had a hard climb to the top, but she finally made it. One day just as she started to hit a high note she saw a mouse and she screamed and her voice froze. She couldn't open or close her mouth and she finally starved to death. Harriet Snyder Harriet bought a restaurant, The Bro m Derby , in Hollywood. She became famous for her sauerkraut ala mode. Her business went bankrupt when there was a terrible drought and no cabbage grew and she couldn ‘t serve her speciality. She died a poverty-stricken old maid in a cabbage patch. Rose Penick and Jane Grove Rose and Jane decided to become partners in a window washing business. They were employed by the Empire State building and one day when they were twenty floors up they looked in the window and saw one man shoot another and they were so astonished they fell over backward to the ground and were killed instantly. Mary Ann Manders Mary Ann, being a world authority on saying dahling decided to take Tallulah Bankhead's place. While on a friendship tour through Russia, she called Georgi Malenkov dahling and the secret police thought she said bombing so she was taken in as a spy and executed. Jack Hanlon Jack decided to become a glass blower. He blew and blew, as usual, and became famous. One day, however, he made a mistskeand inhaled and you can now see Jack Hanlon on exhibition at John Hopkins Science University as a human test tube. (Con't. on page 82) DOKNIE BETTY ROSIE : 2ITH HAROLD 19 (continued on page 88) CHUCK KANCY Senior Class Play- Bugs Johnson Marlene Dwyer The Man Elizabeth Hyde Matilda Robert Morley Beth Caldwell Kitty Chapman Jerry King Hapry Harry Mrs. J. J. Caldwell O'Brien THE CAST Chuck Duling Marilyn Crees ????? Luanna Williams Shirley Leonard Bob Steffen Betty Spencer Nancy Leonard Dick York Harry Dullard Jane G-rove Harold Alborn The Secret Door , a three act murder mystery, was presented by the Senior class on May 8. The action takes place in the evening in the dilapidated bedroom of an old abandoned farm house in the Midwest during the early fall. Marlene Dwyer, an heiress, is kidnapped. She is being held for ransom in the farmhouse by two men, known as The Boss and Bugs. A photographer, Robert Morley, rents the house to take a picture of a ghost to win a prize. He gets his picture, tut the ghost turns out to be the missing heiress. The kidnapper is caught and the ransom money returned. u Janice Linn Gale Martin Dolores Applegate Rex Smith Mac Olson Mary Cortett Larry Aldrich Leota Green Shirley Allen Floyd Faber Donna David Dick Nesselroad I Olga Ori K; rna Korn Fr-nces Nizzi Jean Kl : nga - n John Hall Dale Martin 2.b lunior J)la$ THE BOARDING HOUSE REACH Mr. Maxwell Larry Aldrich Mrs. Maxwell Dolores Applegate Wilbur Maxwell Gale Martin Connie Maxwell Jean Klingaman Betty Lou Maxwell Myrna Horn Hercules Nelson Dick Nesselroad Bernadine Smith Judy Wright Limpy McGuire M John Hall Nora McGuire Donna David Herman Ninety-Volt Jones I Floyd Faber Roughhouse Ruby Frances Nizzi Aunt Mary Kay Cross Lucy Burns Janice Linn Mr. Potter Mac Olson Mrs. Mott Olga Ori Connolly Rex Smith Liza Simanthe Artichoke Jones Mary Corbett Mehitable Zenobia Pinkerton Patty Wilson Hank Dale Martin Frank Rex Smith Two Swell 'lays! 25 Woo! V oo! Cera Van Deventer Sharon McKinney Janet Linn Pat Finchem Delores Spencer Marie Hanlon ) Jfc. Marilyn Jackson Woo! Woo ! 27 r 1 k Jim Weaver Rose Alborn Marilyn Smith 4 ( Robert Leonard Charlotte Loose Dick Kramer Larry Kramer Nancy Aldrich Bertna Aldrich Dean Hunter Carol Hodson Jerry Aldrich Fat Anderson Leonard Fenn Barbara Woods 28 $ Stick 'em up! What a clinch!J! Nice Bathing Suit! I want in, too! ! 0 I I. , S- 1L Greg Muench 1 1 £ Ml .i Susan Lowe Jerry Jackson I Donnie Boone Donna Wilson John Cramer X 'T3kr George Robison Mary Lou Penick Sandi Martin ■ David Steffen Dick Copeland Eobty Reynolds Fred Hill Lyle Whisner John Swallow Larry Leonard Steven Day Ohi 1 Johnny, OhI Alaska, here I come Now John Now who's tossing the Bull? 33 « Y HAT'S Steven Marshal Day Sandra L. Martin Donald Gene Boone Lyle Edward Whisner Charlene M. Manders Larry Gene Leonard Fred G. Hill Bobby Gene Reynolds Mary Louise Penick Duane Roy Felt George Thomas Robison Linda Lou Cross Jerry A. Jackson Susan Ann Lowe David S. Steffen John M. Cramer John Henry Swallow Richard J. Ori Gregory Carl Muench Donna Fay Wilson Bruno D. Andreini Eva Limprecht Richard Fry Copeland IN AN INITIAL? Some Men Dream She Loves Men Darn Good Bean Shooter Loves Eager Women Can't Mind Manners Likes Girls Lovely Fairly Good Heart Be Great Rover Many Large Plans Drifting, Roving, Free Gets To Rove Likes Large Cars Jump And Jive Smart, Ambitious Lassie Does Stupid Stunts Johnny Must Cry Just Has Sense Real Jolly Operator Goes Crazy Monthly Does Faithful Work Back Door Apjr oach Ever Lovin' Real Fine Cut 50 years from no v How much am I bid for the dog? I'm gaining my knowledge by OSMOSIS Robert Waugh ,1. DeLoris Dullard Donald Earles t v k. L, Sharon Ellis Mary Robison Peggy Young Dennis McKinney Melvin Spencer ii i Lawrence Dittraer Roselyn Wisecup Lonnie Bench Gerry Green 35 36 Kenneth Potter Si i Kenneth V.'itha- Donnie Burger Christmas Party 37 L J ■race Raser J?c':ie Jones Phyllis Hudson Donald Kramer Dixie Eonker Eotty Garrett seventh Janet Copeland Richard Leonard Kr:en Cruikshank n Nancy Dougherty C j I'arren Gilham Joe Killer Julia Earles Guy Logan Shirley Lowe Raymond Penick Suzanne Morris 38 Gary Smith Kay Spencer Jon Aldrich 1L° I Kay Hunter Louis Muench JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' BASKETEALL 39 BACK ROW—Gerald Stoops, Nancy Copeland, Karen Hunter, Gayla Flesher, Lucy Lami, SuEanne Morris, Janet Copeland. FRONT ROW—Roselyn Wisecup, Dixie Bonker, Sharon Ellis, Peggy Young, Shirley Lowe, Mary Robison, Kay Spencer. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' BASKETEALL BACK ROW—Gerald Stoops, Richard Corbett, Harold Hodson, Warren Gilham, Richard Aldrich. FRONT ROW—Ernest Blood, Jack Jones, Bill Jones, Lawrence Dittmer, Melvin Spencer, Don Kramer 4-0 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL The Boy's and Girl's Junior High Basketball teams played a season's schedule of 6 games, besides the Dallas County Junior High Tourney which was held at Adel. The Girls won only one game all year and that was a 37-36 thriller from Granger. The girls really played good tall that night especially Phyllis Hudson at forward. The Boy's team won b and lost 1+ games for a .500 season. Lawrence Dittmer lead the scoring with an average of 13 points fer game. The seasons record is as follows; Boys' Scoring Name Points Lawrence Dittmer 107 Melvin Spencer 31 Billy Jones 26 Richard Corbett Scores of Games 22 Waukee 1+3 Granger 33 Granger 19 25 Dallas Center 32 13 Valley 12 16 Van Meter 26 18 Valley � +3 M+ Redfield 20 26 Dallas Center 2d Total 211 Waukee Off. Ave. 26.3 Waukee Def. Ave. 27.5 220 Won b Lost ■+ Girls' Peggy Young 56 Phyllis Hudson 29 Sharon Ellis 19 Kay Spencer 18 Karen Hunter 17 Dixie Bonker Scores of Games 13 Waukee 18 Valley 15 Valley 1+0 21 Van Meter i+l 16 Dallas Center 35 25 Granger 1+7 37 Granger 36 28 Adel 60 Total ISO Waukee Off. Ave. 22.8 Waukee Def. Ave. +6.0 322 Won 1 Lost 6 b2 Mary Ann Jackson Wally Witham Sherry Benton Barton Gilreath sixth Diana Lami Linda Burger Jimmy Potter Timothy Newton Ruthie Van Deventer Gale Hodson Josette Duprez Patricia Woods r 4 A A Sandra Ozbun Donald Duling Liliann Nizzi Eugene Michael Mary McCurdy Judy Hinkson Karla Duprez Fourth Grade Sixth Grade Valentine Parties Fifth Grade Richard Weaver Judy Chambers Joan Mickelsen Ralph Hermann Linda Jones Dennis Applegate Mf Leland Fenn Jilia Croci Barbara Bootn Pat Garland Kathy Leonard — - ’ Dennis Gardiner b5 Claes Will (Cont.) Chuck Duling leaves his ability to sleep in government class, to Donna David, so Donna won't lose her beauty sleep after her late nights studying? Harriet Snyder leaves her tardiness to school every morning to Janice,Linn, providing Janice manages to be late to government class. Joan Reynolds wills her trips to Perry to shop to Patty Wilson, providing Fatty just shops instead of looking for Genie. Dick York leaves his tremendous height toMary Corbett providing Hary grows a little taller, so she can play post forward. ’..'e hereby set our seal and signature on this, the second day of May in the year of our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred, and fifty three. James Caliguiri ■ Carol Clegg Stewart Elson fourth Sandra Burger Gary Smith Teresa Tollari Gail Whisner Patricia Green Johnny Links Elaine Goodrich William Grove Jane Ellen Coplin Juay Benton Larry Snyder Janet Boone Michael Miller Larry Wilson Anna Mary Keller Robert Stewart Mary Dougherty Michael Smith Marilyn Kramer Clarence Earles Glen Raser Dean Hodson Christmas Fantasy Fifth Grade Sixth Grade Joan Herr Jimmy Clayton Jerry Morris Fourth Grade ► b8 Linda Rees Roy Henshaw . %+ 11 Li Cathie Links Douglas Garland Alice Thomas Larry Green Judy Corbett Cris Smith Julie Manning Everett Applegate Raymond Nystrom k J Annetta McCurdy Jim Dullard Sally McCurdy John Biersma Valentine Party Christsas Fantasy Billy Parker Ronnie Aldrich Carroll Wisecup 50 second Nancy Woods Connie Peterson tr J k r” David Forret Winonah Muench Ben Herr Judy Bonker Wendell Hinkson Linda Witmer Donnie David Lucy Barbieri Siep Biersma STiirley Witham Norman Wilson Betty Waugh 51 Jimmy Michael Nancy Jones Darrell Steffen Mary Andrieni Ronald Potter Dorothy Garrett Leland Earles Kenneth Van Deventer riv r Deanna Merical Philip Garland Donald Potter Janice Hoi ■ Margaret Vander Linden Arthur Spencer 52 Pat Parker Rosemary Logan Dennis DoImage first Cheryl Ross I® t 'XJj Margaret Morris Judy Crees Carl Raser Sharilyn 3ilreath Keith Booth Glen Grove Gary Still Dena Lee Angaran Bill Waller Suzanne Anderson 53 (M Nancy Ostring Jimmy Tyer Doreen Jamison Pat Moran Minna Muench Eugene Michael Juanita Forret Christmas Fantasy 5V Junior Manning Connie Hermann Barbara Smith Gary Stone David Caliguiri ki ndergarten Sharon Harvey Bradley Burt Jeaa Swallow Gregory Burt Verla Littleton Anita Shaffer Ralph Connor Jean Vander Linden Danny Leach Carole Crigler Gloria Barbari Duana Gcairic:. Diar.o Potter Cheryl Jamison Ronnie Rhodes Dean Herr Becky Dymond Darlene Andreini Ieggy Rea s Jill Cun::'ngham Barbara Spencer Carol Copeland Lorrie Spear Leroy Renirow Lind' C.'les f 58 GIRLS' BASKETBALL BACK HOW-Frances Nizzi, Marilyn Jackson, Donna David, Vince Meyer, Shirle Leonard, Charlotte Potter, Nancy Leonard, Bert: a Aldrich. FRONT ROW-Mary Cortett, Janice Linn, Carole Hodson, Nancy Aldric'- , Betty Spencer • GIRLS INDIVIDUAL STmTI STICS Player FG FTA MA MI % FOULS TP Nizzi 219 165 95 70 .543 72 533 Martin 5 11 9 2 .786 9 19 David 264 318 149 169 .470 73 6 77 Jackson 64 120 59 6l .492 85 186 Corbett 12 14 6 8 30 4 30 Aldrich 18 37 14 23 .353 17 50 Hodson 1 0 0 0 .000 15 2 Potter Leonard S. Leonard N. Linn Spencer if 2 0 2 .000 30 51 64 20 20 8 The Waukee Warriorette ’ s had one of the most successful seasons ever enjoyed by a Girls’ Basketball team. One of the reasons why it was so successful, besides the won and loss record, was that no one expected the girls to have such a successful season. The girls gained revenge on every team they played and lost to, except Guthrie Center, whom they only rl'-'ed once. The final diamond, that finished the crowning of a successxul season, was the now famous 71-70 victory over Dear Old West Des Moines, in the District Tourney at Adel. In our Homecoming game at Waukee, the girls gained their revenge victory over Granger, 79-67, after losing to them twice before, once in the County Tourney in a one point thriller, lost in the last seconds, 43-44, and in an early season game, 57-be. The next upset victory was over the Adel Tigerettes who must have been looking ahead to another game for they were not up for this game, but the Warriorettes were. They took the lead at the iegin:ing and built up a five point lend in the first 4 minutes and by half time lead 28-18. The local girls kept this lead during the second half and won 58-lf8, thus becoming Sectional Champions. The starting six played the whole game with the guards, Nancy Leonard, Shirley Leonard, and Charlotte Potter, doing an exceptional job of guarding. The forwards kept their scoring evenly divided with Nizzi getting 23, David 19, and Jackson 15 with almost all of the latter's scoring coming in the last quarter, including 6 free throws. The Register and Tribune listed this victory as one of four major upsets in sectional play. The game of games and the one Waukee fans will long remember will be the 71-70 upset victory over supposedly state bound Valley with a veteran team tack and lead by all-staters Luther and Barnett. Valley had in its weekly paper quite an article about the coming meeting in the District between Ankeny and Valley, and just mentioned the fact that they must disrose of troublesome little Waukee first. The same paper after the game had the headlines Doggone Those Little Neighbors AnywayI It went on to say Things are mighty gloomy around here (meaning Valley) this week. Over 3000 fans saw this game played in the new gym at Adel. Many adjectives have been used describing the girls play, some are: scrap-y , The Giant Killers , The Terrific Twosome to Donna David (Con’t on p e 36) 60 Sa ketball BACK ROW-Vince Meyer, Gale Martin, Bob Steffen, Jack Hanlon, Ron Dorrell, Dale Martin, Rex Smith, Manager. FRONT RO'..-Larry Kramer, Don Boone, Larry Aldrich, Larry Leonard, Dick Kramer, John Hall, John Woodward. BOYS RECORD Nov. 7 71 Dawson 11 +3 Minburn l t 9 Grimes 19 1+7 Valley 21 53 Van Meter Dec. 2 !+0 Johnston 5 57 Grimes 9 86 Minburn 12 b9 Granger 17 1+7 Valley 23 67 De Soto Jan. 2 32 Van Meter 6 50 Adel 9 bl Johnston County 19 59 Dawson 20 pb Dexter 23 b2 53 Granger Assumption 2b Adel Feb. 3 69 De Soto 6 61 Granger Sectional 16 57 Menlo 18 73 De Soto 20 i+6 Redfield 51 bO BOYS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 6l Player FG FTA MA MI % Fouls TP Steffen 98 18 + 92 91 50 63 288 Dorrell 91 159 86 73 5b 81 268 Hanlon 86 91 b5 b6 b9 61 217 Martin D. 52 56 36 20 6b Mf 1U0 Martin G. 52 6b b7 17 73 60 151 Faber 26 bO 19 21 b? 33 71 Kramer D. 17 21 8 13 39 15 f2 Hall 5 11 2 9 18 8 12 Kramer L. 1 2 1 1 5° 2 3 Leonard 2 5 3 2 60 2 7 Woodward 5 2 1 1 50 6 11 Aldrich 0 5 1 If 20 b 1 Boone 2 0 0 0 0 0 b The Waukee Warriors finished the basketball season with a record of 16 wins and 7 losses. Up to the County Tournament the boys had only a 8 win, 6 loss record, but in the County Tournament the toys really got to clicking and played their best ball of the season. The semi-final game which the boys won from Assumption - l, was a real thriller, with the score see-sav ing back and forth throughout the game. Ronnie Dorrell, with a free throw to tie the score and a drive-in bucket in the last 5 seconds to win, was the hero of the game. In the finals against Adel the boys really proved they were champs when they came roaring back in the last 2 minutes to win the Dallas County Championship, 53-b9. Wit! the score tied 9- 9 and with less than a minute to go Hanlon was fouled and made both his free throws, then with only 5 seconds left Gale Martin was fouled and made both his free throws to give Waukee its'winning margin 53- 9 and with it the coveted County Championship title. It was a team victory indeed, with the starting five of Hanlon, Dorrell, Steffen, G. Martin, and D. Martin going all the way. After h years of waiting the three seniors. Hanlon, Dorrell, and Steffen, finally had their dreams come true, they were county champs. It The Big Five 62 BASEBALL BACK ROY.-Vince Meyer, Gale Martin, Bob Steffen, Floyd Faber, Jack Hanlon, Ronnie Dorrell, Dale Martin. FRONT RO'..-Bruno Andreini, Don Boone, Larry Leonard, Larry Kramer, Dick Kramer, John Hall, John Woodward, Jerry Aldrich. Waukee SCHEDULE Sept. 5 18 Van Meter 1 12 7 Van Meter 5 15 16 Polk City 8 18 2 Linden 1 20 12 Van Meter 2 22 1 St. Maryss 5 2 Polk City 1 April 7 7 Van Meter 2 13 13 Grimes 7 21 10 Grimes 0 23 9 Van Meter 2 27 1 Johnston 0 May k 5 Adel. 6 The toy's tasebnll team enjoyed a good season for 1952-53. T! ey won eleven games and lost only two. In the fall sectional the boys were beaten by St. Mary's in the second round. In the Spring sectional Y aukee was beaten by Adel in a close and thrilling game. Y.'aukee scored a total of 103 points while their opponents scored a total of 0 points. Making Waukee s average o points to their opponents 3. The team will lose four players by graduation, Jack Hanlon, Ronnie Dorrell, Bob Steffen, and John 'Woodward. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 63 Player At Bat Hits Runs Average Martin G. +7 23 17 . 90 Hanlon 55 21 9 .381 Martin D. +7 16 15 .3 0 Andreini 7 2 0 .285 Reynolds if 1 3 .250 Kramer L. 37 8 5 .216 Leonard 3 7 5 .205 V oodv ard 39 5 6 .165 Steffen 37 6 8 .162 Dorrell k2 6 lW .1 2 Kramer D. 39 5 6 .128 Faber 11 1 2 .090 Boone £ 0 1 .000 Hall 3 0 0 .000 PITCHERS RECORDS Gale Martin IP H R BB SO 82 56 39 9 125 Larry Leonard Dale Martin IP H R BB SO IP H R BB SO � + 1 2 3 8 5 1 6 W 5 65 Illu Bit Ciris CleeCiub BACK ROW-Linda Cross, Dolores Applegate, Marilyn Crees, Donna David, Kay Cross, Janice Linn, Myrna Horn, Carole Hodson, Nancy Aldrich, Leota Green. MIDDLE ROW-Eva Limprecht, Joan Reynolds, Mary Ann Manders, Charlotte, Loose, Cora Van Deventer, Bertha Aldrich, Luanna Williams, Patty Wilson, Rose Alborn, Susan Lowe. FRONT RON-Mr. Ellington, Charlene Manders, Shirley Allen, Jane Grove, Marilyn Smith, Janet Linn, Frances Nizzi, Pat Anderson, Pat Finchem, Mary Corbett, Marilyn Jackson. Illixeb Chorus BACK ROW - Bruno Andreini, Dale Martin, Keith Boone, Charles Duling, Floyd Faber, Dick Kramer, Don Bcone, Dean Hunter, Larry Kramer, Gale Martin. FRONT ROW - Mr. Ellington, Susan Lowe, Marilyn Smith, Dolores Applegate, Linda Cross, Donna David, Kay Cross, Marilyn Crees, Marilyn Jackson, Bertha Aldrich, Charlotte Loose, Jane Grove, Pat Finchem, Nancy Aldrich. 66 Band CONCERT BAND BACK RO'.J: Left to ri ht. Susan Lowe, Bertha Aldrich, Mr. Ellington. THIRD ROY : Judy Hinkson, Sharon Ellis, Wally Witham, Dixie Bonker, Lyle Whisner, Gregory Muench. Harold Hodson, Lawrence Dittmer, Don Boone, Jerry Jackson, Bruno Andreini, Kennetji Witham, Donnie Burger, Jane Grove. SECOND ROW: Janet Linn, Ernest Blood, Russell Booth, Louis Muench, Richard Aldrich, Carroll Ramsey, Carole Hodson, Jack Young. Marilyn Jackson, George Luke. FIRST ROW: Nancy Aldrich, Larry Aldrich, Karen Hunter. BIG BAND Our band received a II rating in the State Contest at Maxwell. (continued on page 92) F.H.A. BACK ROW—Mrs. Eder., Rose Ann Fenick, Betty Spencer, Barbara Vandeventer, Janice Linn, Kay Cross, Sharon McKinney, Marilyn Jackson, art: Manlcr., Delores Spencer, Barbara Woods. THIB' r.C __Harriet Snyder, Linda Cross, Delores Apple ate, Marilyn Cree-, Shirlev Leonard, Marjcria Kinsha- , Myrna Horn, Carole Hod sc:- r.cv Aldrich, Lecta C-reen, Charlotte Cotter, SECOND RC'..’--Harriet Woods, Joan Reynolds, Mary Ann banders, Charlotte Lcose, Mary Leu Fenick, Cora Vandeventer, Bertha Aldrich Bernadir.e Rossi, Luanna Williams, Fatty Wilson, Susie Lore. FRCMT ROM___Eva -imorecht, Charlene Manders, Shirley Allen, Jane Grove, Marilyn S-’.ith, Nancy Leo arc, Janet Lir.n, Frances izzi, Jean I lingarar. Catty Anderson, Patty Fincher, Mary Corbett, Rose Altorn. The F. H. A. has a membership of forty-five giris. ?he advisor -. as Mrs. Darlene Eden. To earn -oney the F. H. A. sponsored and participated in many activities. A scrap paper drive was held in the fall. The F. H. A. served a chili supner whi-ch as followed by Night of Music. On Oct. 28 they cooked and served the F. F. A. Parent-Sen Banquet. A District F. H. A. meeting at Carroll was attended by the F. K. A. girls. Or. Jan. 8 the F. H. A. served the schoolmaster's banquet. The F. R. A. served at the Lion's Club Dinner and Athletic Banquet. They cocked a..d served fhe Credit Onion oyster supper or. Jan. 30. (F.H.A. Continued) They attended the F. H. A. meeting in Des Moines on March 6 and 7. Vieshea was attended in May by the Freshmen and Sophomores. The F.H.A. officers were: Mane Hanlon, President; Jean Klingaman, Vice-President; Marilyn Jackson, Secretary; and Rose Alborn, Tresurer. BACK ROW—John Woodward, Bill Waugh, Dick Kramer, Mac Olson, Larry Aldrich, Harry Dullard, Floyd Faber, Leonard Fenn, John Cramer, Jack Hanlon, Ron Dorrell, Robert Leonard, Keith Boone. THIRD ROW---Lyle Whisner, Bruno Andreini, Larry Leonard, Harold Alborn, Rex Smith, Dick Nesselroad, Dean Hunter, Jack Young, George Robison, Duane Felt, Fred Hill. SECOND ROW—Richard Ori, Gregory Muench, Jerry Jackson, Larry Kramer, Gale Martin, Don Boone, Dale Martin, Donnie Finchem, Jerry Aldrich, Jim Weaver, David Steffen, Lewie Baer. FRONT ROW—Steven Day, Dick Copeland, Bobbie Reynolds, Carroll Ramsey. The F. F. A. for the year 1953 had a membership of forty-one. The officers were: Keith Boone, President; Gale Martin, Vice- President; H. Mac Olson, Secretary; Dale Martin, Treasurer; Floyd Faber, Reporter; Ronnie Dorrell, Sentinel. The advisor was Lewie Baer. A parliamentary procedure team represented Waukee at the District contest. They received an award. On September 22, the officers attended a District Vocational Agriculture Conference at Osceola. On September 27, a judging team went to Waterloo to the National Dairy Congress. The Senior Agriculture boys went to the National Convention on October 13 and lV. On the evening of October 28th, the F.F.A. sponsored an F.F.A. Parent and Son banquet. The F.H.A. served it. The District F.F.A. basketball tournament was held at Waukee during March. The Waukee team were the champions. (continued on page 71) 70 Senior (Dne Act BABS TAKES OVER Student Director, Dick York Cast of Characters Bats......................................................Joan Reynolds Jimmy Harris...................................Charles Duling Madame Martinere...............................Marilyn Crees Madame's Secretary.............................Harriet Snyder Mrs. Harris (Jinny's Mother)...................Luanna Williams Officer of the Law.......................................Harry Dullard BLUE BEADS Student Directors: Bernadine Rossi Jane Grove Cast of Characters Elizabeth................................... Jane Grove 0376....................................................Bobby Steffens Janey.......................................Mary Ann Manders Aunt Liddy............................................Shirley Leonard The Senior One Act Pla Blue Beads, won first place at the local contest. The pre-district contest was held at Van Meter where they won another one. The district contest was held at Stuart where Blue Beads won a third place. Junior LIFE OF THE ! k . .TY Wilbur Kax •'ell Betty Lou Maxwell Connie Maxwell Mrs. Maxwell Mr. Maxvfell Bernadine Smith Mary Brown Judy Martin Jack Bob Frank Cliff Gale Martin Myrna Horn Jean Klingaman Dolores Applegate Larry Aldrich Patty Wilson Janice Linn Donna David Mac Olson Dale Martin Dick Nesselroad Rex Smith MAGIC ON MAIN STREET Jennifer Blake Mrs. Blak? Margaret Blake Sue Brown Mrs. George Aggie Miller (P.P.A. Continued) Betty Snencor Francis iiir'i Mary Corbett Harriet Woods Shirley Allen Kay Cross The State F.F.A. Convention was held in Des Moines and was well represented by Waukee. Dale and Gale Martin received the Iowa Farmer's Degree at the State Convention. 72 Sophomore THE DEPOT LUNCH COUNTER Flora Pippins Rube Hist Conductor Mrs. U. B. Quick The Fat Lady Two Chorus girls Mrs. Biles Two lady passengers Madame Slavinsky Widow, and little son Mrs. Skorsky Patty Finchem Leonard Fenn Dean Hunter Jerry Aldrich Jim Weaver Marilyn Smith Patty Anderson Marie Hanlon Carol Hodson Farbara Woods Sharcn McKinney Cora Va- Deventer Charlotte Loose Janet Linn Carroll Ramsey Delores Spencer THREE'S A CROWD Eddie Madeline Eddie's Father Madeline's little sister Elmer Larry Kramer Nancy Aldrich Robert Leonard Marilyn Jackson Jack Young Who is in the Dog House? Looki Behind the 8 ball again WAUKEE HIGH MIXED CHORUS 73 presents ON TOP OF OLD SMOKY April 17, 1953 CAST Cindy.........................Bertha Aldrich Sue Ellen.....................Marilyn Jackson Grandma.............................Jane Grove Grandpap...........................Floyd Faber Same.................................Don Boone Frankie .......................... Larry Kramer William .......................... Chuck Duling Preacher............................Dick Kramer Clem................................Gale Martin Marilyn .................... Dolores Applegate Accompanist........................Nancy Aldrich CHORUS Marilyn Crees Donna David Dale Martin Patty Finchem Charlotte Loose Dean Hunter Marilyn Smith Susie Lowe Linda Cross Kay Cross Keith Boone FIFE AND JUG BAND (Between Acts) Harold Hodson Donald Burger Lawrence Dittmer Richard Aldrich Donald George Luke Ernest Blood Kenneth Witham Dennis McKinney Earles What do you see, Bob? Don't get your tootsies wet! r • Cozy Pair Something he et! Who's out? Is she heavy, Chuck? Caught in the act!. What's the Matter, Jack? Who bought the mink coat? ! Mr. Five by Five YOU CAN DO BETTER BY TRADING AT YOUR OWN CO-OP Farmers Co-Op Elevator Co. Phone 102 Waukee, Iowa Owned by Fanners and Pays All Taxes George Kramer, Manager 75 Farmers Co-Op Oil Co. OIL — ACCESSORIES — GAS Service and Tank Wagon Phone Red 105 Waukee Iowa Otis Fritz, Manager Farmers Co-Op Farm Store Farm Supplies of All Kinds L. L. Linn, Manager Phone 171 Waukee, Iowa Farmers Co-Op Lumber Yard YOUR OWN BUILDING HEADQUARTERS M. M. Games, Manager Waukee Iowa Phone 12 76 UNITED FOOD MARKET “The Store of Friendly Service” Adel, Iowa Bargain Day Every Day —At — Rhinehart Implement Co. Dallas Center, Iowa Phone 4171 Sales and Service Conard Nash New and Used IHC TRUCKS McCORMICK DEERING FARM EQUIPMENT GOODYEAR FARM TIRES Phene 343 — 225-J MITCHELL MOTOR CO. Fcrd Sales and Service Adel, Iowa Adel, Iowa Phor.e 194 PEPPER’S CAFE “Where Frier.ds Meet Friend ” Hunter Motor Co. Sales Service Bocneville, Iowa Phone 2101 Earlham, Iowa Poultry Farms Producing Better Chickens For More Profitable Poultry Farming General Office , 1206 Mulberry St., Des Moine Breeding Farms Dalla Center Johnston Waukee 77 INSURANCE ... For ... PROTECTION Forret Reich Agency Telephone 27-J Adel, Iowa REAL ESTATE BONDS Insurance of All Kinds Drs. F. B. and B. F. Young Veterinarian ROBERT E. FRUSH Attomey-at-Law Waukee, Iowa G. I Charles S. Fail, M. D. Phone 319 Adel Adel, Iowa G. Shambaugh d. d. s. Waukee. Iowa Harold C. Banwart DENTIST Phone 300 Adel, Iowa Drs. Castles and Lister Phone 2321 or 2331 Dallas Center, Iowa A. G. Felter, M. D., F.A.C.C. Physcian and Surgeon Office Phone 2661 Van Meter, Iowa Compliments Dallas Mutual Insurance Association Dr. R. L. Gustafson Osteopathic Physician Dallas Center, Iowa Phone 4491 C.C. COOK REAL ESTATE INSURANCE FARM MANAGEMENT Booneville Iowa Hall and McDonald Lawyers Dallas Center, Iowa Phone 2621 Clarence M. Cornwell Dallas Center, Iowa H. S. Fox, Pres. L. A. Fox, Sec.-Treas. Dependable Insurance Don’t Take Chances — Insure Now! West Des Moines, Iowa Phone 9-1111 78 117 Des Moines Retail Shops Omaha Reed’s Ice Cream You Get Most of the Best in Reed’s Ice Cream 2016—Forest Avenue Des Moines, Iowa Finestead Implement Ferguson Implements Hot Point Appliances Sales Services Brady Equipment Phone 66 Granger, Iowa Schultze Welding Machine Shop Lathe Work Ornamental Fencing Phone 4901 Dallas Center, Iowa Night Service 9-1529 Phone 5-9859 Divine Service Station Your Conoco Mileage Merchant Accessories - Greasing - Washing - Towing 401 Fifth West Des Moines, Iowa JOHNSON'S First Aid and Sick Room Supplies Fountain, Candy, Gifts, Cosmetics Paints and Wallpaper Phone 3621 Dallas Center, Iowa Wall Implement Company John Deere Sales Service Phone 2881 Dallas Center, Iowa Ward’s Food Market J. Ward Nuzum 224 Fifth Street West Des Moines, Iowa (Continued from page 57) The annual Homecoming game was held Friday evening, February 6. Our basketball opponents for the evening were the Granger boys' and girls' squads. The girls' game was one that had been eagerly awaited, since the girls' had been beaten twice earlier by Granger. In a high scoring tattle, Waukee avenged the two earlier defeats to the tune of 79-o7. The boys' game was quite a let-down after the intense interest shown in the iris' game. They won 6l-Lf3. Nancy Leonard, a Senior, was crowned Queen of t e 1953 Homecoming by Gale Martin, Student Council Vice-President. Her attendants from each class were: Harriet Snyder, Senior; Dolores Applegate, Junior; Marilyn Jackson, Sophomore; and Sandra Martin, Freshman. Linda Leonard Carried in the rose crown. After the ball-game the honecomers danced to music provided by The Balias Center limes For Job Work Becoming to You You Should Be Coming To Us! Phone 4811 Modern Hardware and Appliance Co. HARDWARE — PLUMBING — HEATING Electric Appliances — Sales Van Meter Phone 2241 Iowa ADEL SHOE STORE Cheerleader Shoe for Teenager Phone 54-J X-Ray Fit DRY GOODS — SHOES READY-TO-WEAR MEN’S FURNISHINGS W oodward’s Adel, Iowa Phone 126 J H Carter Sons Builder’ Hardware — Minnesota Paints Iowa Power light Co. Dependable Electric Service Adel District Phone 30 Serving Earlham, Van Meter, DeSoto, Minbum, Granger, Waukee Dallas Center, Booneville and Commerce L F. GARLAND SON “Service That Serve ” Grain... Feeds ...Coal Dexter Washing Machines Phone 107 Waukee, Iowa Alice's Spaghetti-Land FINE ITALIAN FOODS Phone 9716 for Reservation Open Every Night from 5:30 to 11:30 Office Phone 109 Residence 157 Waukee Iowa 80 CADILLAC Leo J. Eveleth C. 0. BENNETT Electrical Wiring and Appliances “Your Westinghouse Dealer” Phone 30 Waukee, Iowa Bognanno Brothers Market Dei Moines, Iowa Goodyear Service Store Television, Tires, Tubes and Batteries G. EL Appliances — Car and Home Supplies Phone 78 Adel, Iowa Denniston Partridge Co. Lumber and Building Material Van Meter, Iowa Arloe J. Berg, Mgr. West Des ffloincs State Bank 201 - 5th Street Phone 7-4466 7i£e ty'UesidLf CoAsieA jSattA Open Saturdays Forret Standard Service Washing and Grease Jobs Junction 6 and 169 Phone 2 Adel, Iowa R. B. BARNETT TRUCKING Local and Long Distance Phone 7602 Waukee Iowa Yandenburg Drug Co. Specializing In “Prescriptions - Quality - Accuracy - Service ” Established 1912 234-5th Street Phone 9-0011 West Des Moines, Iowa FAIRLAWN DAIRY GRADE“A” Pasteurized and Homogenized Products GILES BROS. West Des Moines, Iowa Waukee Cafe Soft Drinks and Candy Phone No. 129 Alberta Snyder Custom Corn Shelling F. L. Daugherty Phone 98 Waukee, Iowa 81 BILE BURTON CHEVROLET CO. Telephone 5 Adel, Iowa SALES SERVICE CAMPBELL’S Infants' and Children’s Wear Dry Goods and Shoes West Des Moines Iowa CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1953 Fitz Electric Company KELVINATOR — WESTINGHOUSE MAYTAG — R. C. A. Appliances - Wiring Dallas Center Iowa Beooeville Co-Op Elevator Co. Felco Feeds Wayne Feeds Fencing Fertilizer Grain Ph. Van Meter 2541 Ph. Waukee 9102 Van Meter Motor Co. Bentall Produce FREE TRUCK SERVICE Blue Belt Arcady Phone 95 Adel, Icwa JACOBSON’S APPAREL FOR THE FAMILY West Des Moines, Iowa HOFFMAN’S Furniture and Floor Covering Adelt Iowa Briardale Food Center Operated by NIZZI BROTHERS Waukee, Iowa Phone 104 Anderson-Erickson Dairy Co. PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone 6-3172 2229 Ave. Frederick Hubbell Des Moines 17, Iowa “Quality You Can Taste” Camp Implement Co. Allis Chalmers New Idea Adel, Iowa Phone 362 82 Class Prophecy (Continued from page 18) Donnie Finchem Donnie, being the biggest fan of CaPtain Video in Waukee decided to become a space ranger. He spent his life on the planet, Saturn. One day he decided Id come back to earth. On the way back, he blew a gasket and was blown to bits. Bob, known for his gift of gab, became a United States Senator. He became known as Gabby Steffen. One day he started on a filibuster. It finally drove all the rest of the Senators out and he had no competition. However, he kept on talking and the last time any one peeked in on the session, he was still talking and for all we know, he still is. Ronnie Dorrell and Luanna Williams Ronnie and Luanna decided to team up and run Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca out of business. They were married and raised a family of ten children. The kids decided to have their own television program and they ran Ronnie and Luanna out of business. Heartbroken and disillusioned they killed themselves by hanging from a television camera. Keith Boone wanted to be a milliner and he decided to design Homburg hats, exclusively. He had a good business for about eight years, but then the Republicans went out of office and Keith's business closed up. Then everything started going wrong for Keith, so he decide: to end it all and he jumped into a hat presser and was crushed to death. Harold Alborn end Shirley Leonard Harold decided to become a private secretary. His toss was Kiss Shirley Leonard. 0ne day as Harold was sitting on Shirley's lap taking private dictation, Shirley's knees gave out and Harold fell to the floor killing himself. Because Shirley would not have an alibi and she might be charged for murder she decided to commit suicide. Dick, after watching, Man Against Crime, on television decided to become a private detective. He did fine on all of his cases, until he came to the case of, The Toothless Comb. He couldn't solve it and it finally drove him to being a little off his rocker and he ended up in the mental institution. Bill decided to follow in Hopalong Cassiday's footsteps and he became known as Lopalong Cassiday. One day as he was trying to get Pecos Jim's gun’away from him, Bill stuck his finger in his eye and he couldn't see for a split second and Jim shot him. Joan Reynolds Joan decided to raise skunks in Arkansas. She thought she had them all deodorized, but one day as she was taking a sunbath she got a big surprise. One of the little stinkers gave her a spray of their perfume and it killed her. Nancy Leonard Nancy decided to work on a shrimp boat. She fell overboard in love with one of the fishermen and they were going to be married, but on the eve of their marriage, the boat was capzized and Nancy was swallowed by s whale. She sp ent the rest of her life witr Jonah. Since this takes care of the Seniors very adaquately, we will close with this one short statement. May the souls of the dear, departed Seniors rest in peace. 3ob Steffen Kei th Boone Dick York Whose Face is Redder? Doing the Bunny Hop 83 P. M. GROCERY and ROCKER GROCERIES, MEATS LOCKER SERVICE Phone 68 Waukee, Iowa GAS — OIL — TIRES and ACCESSORIES Your Standard Oil Dealer food J. J. P O T T E R STORESJ Waukee Iowa 334 SW Eighth Des Moines Parker-Wiles Oil Co. Bonneson D-X Service Phillips “66” Products Towing — Tractor — Repairing West Des Moines, Iowa Phone 9-0389 Phone 3871 Dallas Center, Iowa CARMODY DRUG GET TO KNOW — ORVILLE LOWE, Inc. Prescriptions Gifts for Men and Women Your Friendly FORD Dealer Veterinary Supplies SALES — SERVICE 214-5th Street West Des Moines, Iowa East 6th Des Moines St Des Moines Phone 4-5211 Phone 3-5801 Roy G. Ellis, Owner Iloff Armalure and Kledrlc Co. 1429 Locust Street Generators - -Starters - Fuel Pumps Auto Electric Service DELCO REMY — FORD — AUTO LITE Des Moines, Iowa 8U- H0K2C0MING Having a good timei You Can Have It, I Don't Want It. It's Too Hot For Mel In all her glory.' What's the matter, Bob? Thanks for the good time, George! The Queen and her Court SAVE — CASH and CARRY 85 PIONEER LUMBER STORE HARDWARE — PAINT — RCOFING — INSULATION 242S West Euclid Phone 5-1145 Des Moines “See The Difference and Save” WAUKEE MOTORS Hawkeye Construction Co. DeSoto Plymouth Harold Burger Mobil Oil and Gas Farm Drainage and Conservation Pbone 110 Waukee, Iowa Waukee, Iowa Phone 160 OLSON BROTHERS Waukee, Iowa GOODYEAR TIRES AUTOMOBILE BATTERIES Complete Auto, Truck and Tractor Service Phone 135 Serviced by Dave Smith Oil Co. Distributor Sinclair Products Phone 8011 (Girls' Basketball Con't) and Frances Nizzi. Jim Zabel in ris sports broadcast on WHO after the game started his broadcast with words to this effect, There is a new version to an old poem, there is little joy in West Des Moines tonight for the Valley Girls were put out by Waukee in the District Tourney at Adel. Jack North said in his column, you would have thought Waukee had won the state high school girls basketball championship when the husser sounded ending its game with Valley .......... the Waukee fans swarmed across the court and the excitement and bedlam lasted for more than 10 minutes. The players and Coach Meyer were in the mddst of one of the greatest ovations ever given a Waukee team. Scoring by quarters Waukee 16 21 11 Valley 1 + 23 15 Frances Nizzi scored 36 points in all and just couldn't miss in the last few minutes of the fourth quarter, scoring the last six points of the ball game after it had teen tied 65-65 at this point Shirley Leonard fouled out, but with Nizzi sinking b straight free throws and a field goal, Waukee pulled out ahead 71-65 before Valley started to close and they came to v ithin one point as the gun sounded. Donna David sank 5 field goals from way out during the early part of the fourth quarter to bring Waukee up to the tie and then came the grand finish. Waukee lost to a rugged Guthrie Center team in the semi-finals, which possessed one of the toughest defenses in the state, by the score of 37-51. Ankeny only scored 37 points the next night so the girls didn't feel so badly in losing. The girls closed their season with an uphill victory over Gmnd Junction in another high scoring ball game. Waukee trailed most of the ball game and only took the lead in the last minute only to have Grand Junction tie it up 6l-6l with only seconds left. Frances Nizzi sank a field goal just as the buzzer sounded to allow Waukee to win 63-61. Thus was closed the basketball season for the Waukee Giant Killers, Frances Nizzi got 37 points for Waukee. One of the highlights of the season was the scoring spree that Donna David had when she scored b8,b0, and 0 points in each of three consecutive ball games. Another of the seasons highlights was the scrappy guard play of the three regular guards,especially in the tourney games. Although the subs got to play infrequently, wnen they did they gave a good account of themselves and saved several games for the Warriorettes. WAUKEE OFFICE — of — BRENTON STATE BANK Waukee ...... Iowa YOUR 87 GAMBLE DEALER Jay and Leona Eberhart Phone 39-W Adel, Iowa Tovrca’s Service STATION — LUNCH ROOM Car Washing Phone 26 Waukee, Iowa JOHNSON AUTO CO. Chevrolet Sales and Service Van Meter, Iowa Koch Rexall Drug Drugs, Prescriptions, Jewelry, Stationery, Wallpaper, Paints fy'oss'te Jlutatfi. Welcome It KocJt'i. West Side of Square Phone 48 Adel, Iowa Congratulations DAVIS BARBER SHOP Adel Truck and Implement Co. I. H. C. Farm Equipment — Refrigeration SALES and SERVICE Phone 15 Adel, Iowa Modernistic Beauty Shop Van Meter, Iowa Phone 2911 Bernice Merryman Adel Hardware Co. Your Complete HOME HARDWARE STORE Phone 59 Adel, Iowa Larson’s Cleaners and Tailors Zipper Repair and Replacement Alterations 226 - 5th 9-0740 West Des Moines, Iowa Balias County ikios Dallas County’s Largest Weekly Newspaper Published at Adel, Iowa KOSIEHS PLACE South of Shuler Mine One Mile North of Highway 6 Phone WaukeS 8203 Waukee, Iowa Sue’s Town Shoppe Susie Forrester, Prop. Phone 583-W Adel, Iowa 88 Many Moons Ago KARILYIT (continued on page 90) LUANNA 89 THE EMERALD ISEE Hiway 6—3 Miles East of Waukee 24-hour Service Complete Truck Greasing and Tire Service CAFE HOME COOKINQ 24 HOURS SARWINS STUDIOS Offers Congratulations to the (graduating Class Horner’s Texaco Service Metered Tank Wagon Delivery Station Residence 3981 4367 Dallas Center, Iowa Flowers for All Occasions Griffin’s Flowers DICK NESSELROAD General Trucking and Service Station Phone —or— Des Moines Waukee 9632 7-6316 West Des Moines, Iowa H. M. litis Lumber Company Dallas County Abstract Co. “Everything to Build With” Johnston, Iowa Grimes Phone 7313 Established 1869 John W. King, Attorney-at-Law Abstracts of Title Telephone 580 Adel Iowa Title Examination BILLIE BOB HARRIET WOODS - THIRD FROM LEFT CHRISTMAS CANTATA OUR WIGWAM COUNTY CHAMPS Ensembles CORNET TRIO: Den Boone, Jerry Jackson, BOYS QUARTETTE: Don Boone, Chuck Duling, Bruno Andreini Keith Boone, Larry Kramer, Accomoanist: Susan Lowe GIRLS SEXTETTE: Patty Finchem Jane Grove Dolores Applegate Donna David Bertha Aldrich Luanna Williams Accompanist: Nancy Aldrich GIRLS QUARTETTE: Carole Hodson, Charlotte Loose, Nancy Aldrich, Marilyn Jackson, Accompanist: Bertha Aldrich GIRLS TRIO: Bertha Aldrich, Charlotte Loose, Marilyn Jackson. Acconnanist: Nancy Aldrich (continued on page 9 t) LET'S GO TO THE MOVIES AND SEE OUR JUNIORS STAR IN Mary Corbett Small Town Girl Mac Olson The Farmer Takes a Wife Pat Wilson Beautiful Blonde from Bashful Bend Floyd Faber Frankenstein Frances Nizzi Frances Goes to the Races Rex Smith The Stooge Jean Klingaman Africa Queen Dale Martin My Pal Gus Marjoria Henshaw Working Her Way Through College Dick Nesselroad Captain Kidd Donna David Don't Bother to Knock Larry Aldrich Father of the Bride Janice Linn Redhead from Wyoming Gale Martin Take Care of My Little Girl Myrna Horn Wizard of Oz Barbara Van Deventer The Postmaster's Daughter Shirley Allen I'll See You in My Dreams Dolores Applegate, John Hall Ma and Pa Kettle Kay Cross, Leota Green, Olga Ori. Girls of Pleasure Island 95 Can you imagine these SOPHOMORES plugging these tunes Marie Hanlon .................................................... I'll Walk Alone Marilyn Jackson ..................................................Cool Cool Heart Pat Finchem ............................................... I Can Dr earn Can' t I Marilyn Smith ......................................... 5' 2 And Eyes Of Blue Janet Linn....................................................... Little Red Caboose Pat Anderson.......................................................... Goof us Carole Hodson ............................................................... Undecided Charlotte Loose .............. She'll be Coming Around the Bend(Mountain) When she Comes Nancy Aldrich...................................... Your'e Breaking My Heart Bertha Aldrich .................................. Oh Your'e Adorable Sharon McKinney............................All Because You Kissed Me Good Night Delores Spencer.................................... Three O'clock in The Morning Barbara Woods................................................................ Boy Friend Blues Barbara Barton......................................................................Lies Rose Alborn............................................................ Side by Side Cora Vandeventer ................................................. Tell Me A Story Dick Kramer .................................... I Won't Go Hunting With You Jake Larry Kramer .......................................................Don't Be Angry Carroll Ramsey..................................... Doln What Comes Naturally Leonard Fenn.................................................................The Thing Robert Leonard.......................................BECAUSE in Geometry Class Jack Young............................................... I'm a Little Cuckoo Jerry Aldrich..................................Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered Jim Weaver...................................................... Don't Fence Me In Dean Hunter............................................Corny as Kansas in August Charlotte Potter.................................Take Me Out to The Ball Game OR these KIDS plugging these tunes John Hall............................................................... Tell Me Why Harry Dullard.................................... Till I Waltz Again With You Donnie Finchem .................................In One Ear and Out the Other Floyd Faber......................................I Can't Get Started With You Ronnie Dorrell.................................. Don't Get Around Much Any More Frances Nizzi ...................................................... Last Mile Home Donna David................................ I Can't Give You Anything But Love Donald Boone ................................................If I Told You Once 1 a 97 AROUND THE CLOCK 98 5:00 a.m. An alarm rings at the Hanlon home. Jack opens one eye, shuts off the alarm, turns over and goes back to sleep. 5:05 a.m. Johnny Hanlon hollers at Jack, Get up right now or no date tonight. 5:05i a.m. Jack jumps out of bed already dressed, he hadn't undressed from the night before. 5:15 a.m. Ronnie Dorrell arrives home from Grimes. 5:30 a.m. Donnie Finchem arrives at the Milk Barn ready to milk to the rhythms of Smoky Smith. 6:00 a.m. The Martin twins flip a coin to see who does the chores this morning and who gets the Plymouth tonight. 6:15 a.m. Larry Leonard goes back to BED after doing the chores, oh happy day. 6:30 a.m. Wynette yells up to Luanna, If you are old enough to get a ring your'e old enough to get up and get breakfast, you need the practice anyway. 7:00 a.m. Time for all good seniors to read their shorthand while eating breakfast. 7:15 a.m. Donna David sends her Mother offto work with a sleepy Good-by from deep under the covers. 7:27 a.m. Myrna Horn heads for the P. M. Grocery to begin the days struggle with addition and subtraction, say didn't they teach you multiplication and division? 8:00 a.m. Eager Beaver Rex Smith heads for the typing room to type?????? 8:15 a.m. Donna starts to seriously think about getting up. 8:20 a.m. There goes Hanlon's Plymouth South, do you suppose is ready yet, or will he have to wait as usual. 8:22 a.m. The High School boys arrive at Olson's with their flivvers and keep a weather eye out for the Town Marshall. 8:30 a.m. Dolores arrives, starts unloading her pockets,brushes her hair, I mean teeth, takes her hair down,combs it, all of this just for John who is hanging around out in the hall. 8:32 a.m. Donna makes a flying leap for her clothes , grabs a doughnut and off to school she goes. 8:35 a.m. First bell rings and the students start singing the Prisioner song as off to the Assembly they go. 8: +0 a.m. Meyer says, Quiet down or you'll stay after school. 8; 0i a.m. Look11 Who the cat's drug in, why it is Donna David, she almost made it on time this morning. Give her a few more mornings and she will have this timing down pat. 9:00 a.m. Dale and Gale arrive ,late as usual. 9:05 a.m. Chuck gets settled for a long nap. Wham!I there goes a ruler and Meyer racks up another bullseye. 9:15 a.m. Charlene puts in a seam, then takes it up for inspection. 9:17 a.m. Rip,Rip, out goes the seam , this only makes the fifth time. They say practice makes perfect. 9:20 a.m. Knock! KHOCKI! Marilyn Crees, telephone. 9:20$- a.m. Crash! Bang! there goes a chair, careful Marilyn. 9:35 a.m. Pud starts to tell a story in Physics class, whoops here comes BILL, the story will have to wait. (continued) AROUND THE CLOCK 99 9:39 a.m. 9:Md a.m. 9:50 a.m. 9:55 a.m 9:56 a.m. 10:00 a.m 10:10 a.m 10:11 a.m 10:15 a.m 10:25 a.m 11:05 a.m 11:10 a.m 11:30 a.m 11:35 a.m 11:36 a.m 11:37 a.m ll O a.m 12:10 p.m 12:20 p.m 12:25P.M. 12:30 p.m 12: 0 p.m 1:00 p.m 1:05 p.m 1:08 p.m 1;10 p.m 1:12 p.m 2:02 p.m 2:05 p.m 2:10 p.m Senior girls get settled in assembly. From now on no talking. Miss Bassett leaves, tbe bee hive starts humming. Junior High Boys arrive in assembly. The boys get themselves settled. Miss Bassett arrives and assigns seats. , Donnie Finchem just lost another A or F bet with Mr. Morris, won’t he ever learn. , Freshmen Ag. Eoys arrive in assembly , Dewey Felt in the Dog House as usual, it doesn't take long does it Duane? , Bell rings, everyone hurries, but it isn't to class. , Marilyn has forgotten her shorthand book as usual, so the daily trek to the assembly is made. , Gale and Rex bust up filing class to get typewriters. , Chuck arrives late to typing class after deciding there wasn't any mixed chorus. , Mr. Morris starts looking for nanlon and Dorrell, but instead finds John V ayne and Harry eating lunch in the Science room. i Harold tries somsthing new to get out of the assembly early,CRAWLING. Seniors start to cover typewriters. , Miss Bassett orders typewriters uncovered and makes a long assignment to be finished by end of period. The assembly is dismissed, but only the timid are left. Mr. Morris counts the cars out front to see if all are present and accounted for. They are. Students rush back from up town, that is all but Rose, Harriet , and Betty. Mr. Meyer wants to know why students can't be on time. Here comes Betty, Harriet,oopsJbothe Harriets, and Betty also their ice cream cones. Jack and Gale arrive at Ag. class after seeing that Marilyn and Nancy got to Mome Ec. safely. The Freshmen are still arguing with Mr. Stoops, I wonder who will win this time. Mr Morris leaves the Building. Myrna, Donna and Jean go to ittle Building after making sure the way is clear. The trio above arrive safely at the Little Building, butlow and behold they bump into Mr. Morris. The culpirts are safely deposited in the Assembly after being personally escorted thete by the Superintendent. Freshmen and Sophomores rush down to Basketball, while the upper class-men make plans for the evening first. Mrs. Messick chases the Seniors into play practice. Bernadine rushes out to find the missing Seniors. (continued) 100 AROUND THE CLOCK 2:25 p.m. Bernadine still looking. 2:30 p.m. LOST SENIORS FOR PLAY PRACTICE. 3:00 p.m. Donnie Finchem snoring peaceably in Study Hall. 3:05 p.m. Mr. Stoops awakes Donnie from his slumbers. 3:29i p.m. Baseball boys rush to change, upper classmen in the lead , they have to check again with the current FLAMES on tonights schedule. 3:30 p.m. School dismisses except for Dewey who is cruising up an down the aisles looking for paper. 3:33 p.m. Jack and Marilyn arrive at her house, doesn't he ever spend any time at the Hanlon mansion. 3:35 p.m. Teachers rush to teachers meeting so they'll have more time to talk about the kids. :00 p.m. May Ann arrives at the Qnerald Isle to start work. 6:00 p.m. Donna helps her Mother with the dishes while Bob watches T V in the front parlor. 6:30 p.m. The cars start to arrive at the Spencer household. 7:30 p.m. Don leaves for Luanna's as more Adel boys arrive at the Spencer home. 8:30 p.m. Joan starts a letter to Cliff, since Mary ann and uanna are to busy to talk over the phone. 8: +5 p.m. Dolores baby sitting at the Morris's at designated time, where is Hall,oh he will be along later. Marie calls and the conversation begins. 9:30 p.m. Card game breaks up and the boys decide to play hide and seek. 9:30 p.m. Bob gets caught hiding on Carter's roof. 10:00 p.m. Freshmen head for bed after a hard day, oh my aching ALGEBRA. 11:00 p.m. All good Sophomores are now fast asleep . 12:00 p.m. Basketball Boys think about going home, but then promptly forget about it. 1:30 a.m. Boys line up for a race around the triangle. 1;35 a.m. LIGHTS go on in the Marshall's house. 1:37 a.m. Boys leave town for a breather . 1: -0 a.m. All is quiet and peaceful in the little town of Waukee. 1 : ♦ £ a.m. Whoop's , here comes Charleyl Didn't you see the STOP sign? 2:30 a.m. Luanna arrives home. 3S00 a.m. Jack starts to tell Marilyn Good Night. 3:30 a.m. Jack has gotten to Marilyn's front door. W:30 a.m. Jack arrives home, looks at clock and jumps in BED. lt:1+5 a.m. Oh Happy Day all Waukee is now asleep.