Williams High School - Tanager Yearbook (Williams, IA)

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S T 0 R X conhnued Betty Arends recelved a basketball letter and chevron Felt Lyre mus1c awards were recelved by Charles Walker and D1ck Kn1ckerbocker There were nlne out of the fourteen puplls who recelved forty words per mlnute typlng p1ns In the order that they were recelved they are Dorothy Trampel, Allen IcCoy, Patsy Hames, Marlys Barz, Ann Ruby, L1la Everman, Dick Knlckerboc er, Rlchard Hoefer, and Betty Arends Those who received flfty words per mlnute p1ns were Dorothy Trampel, Allen McCoy, and Ann Ruby A slxty word p1n was won by Allen McCoy The class offlcers were Presldent, Allen NcCoy, V1ce Pres1dent, Patsy Hames, Secretary, Leona Mlnard, Treasurer, Ann Ruby The class sponsor was Mrs Lyle M1chener Some of the gunlors were a tlve 1H speech contest work Allen McCoy recelved a 'IH rat1ng 1n the State Speech Contest in the Extemporaneous Speaklng D1V1S1OH Charles Walker and Allen McCoy were entered 1n radlo speaklng Ann Ruby was entered 1n oratorlal declamatlon, and lnterpretlve readlng Harold Walker and Rlchard Hoefer took part 1U the play for the speech contest Charles Walker, Allen McCoy, and Ann Ruby spoke over WOI at Ames on the subject of 'Tuberculos1s N Ann Ruby, Charles Walker, D1Ck Knlckerbocker, and Allen McCoy entered a debate on Democracy at Webster City The name of the Junlor Class Play was NThey D1d Away W1th Unclen whlch was under the dlrection of Mrs Charles Lov1n The Junlor Senlor Banquet, under the dlrectlon of Mrs Lyle Michener, was held May 8 1n the Methodlst Church basement The theme was Wwestern Rodeo ' Durlng the senlor year we galned John Knosby and Gordon Bentley V1ce Presldent, Dlck Knickerbocker, Secretary, Dorothy Trampel, Treasurer, Leona Mlnard Mr L B Shelton was the class sponsor Those who recelved basketball awards are Charles Walker Harold Walker, Rlchard Hoefer, D1ck Knlckerbocker, Allen McCoy, and Duane Jansen Betty Arends rece1ved a basketball award Baseball awards were received by Charles Walker, Harold Walker, D1ck Knlckerbocker, Rlchard Hoefer, and Duane Jansen Patsy Hames recelved her 50 words per mlnute typlng p1n In muslc, gold p1ns were recelved by Ann Ruby, Patsy Hames, and Allen McCoy Other awa ds were recelved by Betty Arends, Charles Walker, and Harold Walker One of the most memorable moments of the senlor year was when we were shot Chad our plctures takenl at Woltz Studlo ln Des Molnes The day was spent shopplng and going to shows QED K CHAPNAN'S FURNITURE O'DONN LL'S GROL'RY Webster C1ty, Iowa W1ll1amS, Iowa ' . I ' n . V1 . . k . : . H , . 'Q V . v 1 The class Off1C8TS were: Presldent, Harold Walker, J . 0 0 U O 2 1 1 Y

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QLASS PROPHEC37 :55: 'r-NNNNNX As we enter the town of Williams ten years after the Glass of '50 graduated many new and modern sights will appear before vol Ves slr, the same town that just lO vears ego u s J1St an ther little town with a population of 600 is now a thriving lndustriols cltv with a population of two million It was throlgh tne rest wo ks Zfdthis Class of '50 that the town of Jilliams becere what it is o av The mayor of this great citv is none other than Dzane Jansen himself Duane rlles the town with an iron hand and incidentally his feet have finally stooped growing at sive 15 Duane also is the star center on the town basketball team In the center of downtofn Williams is tne lar est radio television station in the middle west, owned and ore ated bv Allen McCoy Allen is also a multimillionaire and is rlnning co oetitl n with Tommy Manville so far he has had three wives In the meantime Allen conducts his all girl orchestra Lately Allen has been seen escorting model Marlvs Barz aboxt town W lf s d eem has finally come true Her ambition always was to reach six foot and last week she just mede it Due to the ambition and hard ork of Albert Ylbholr, the city of Williams no longer depends on out of town dairvs for their milk Albert has a large dairy farm of Holstein cows Although Albert is very busy he has found time to olay a lit le cool and nes won two national awards in this sport John Knosby and Gordon Bentley are Quite these days To earn money to spend on all the the War Dep rtment on the H Bomb, while Gordon snldleb g tfe men about town voung lovelies the is oerfectine a nm Since the town has prospered so much in tne last ten fears it certainly needed a bigger railroad to handle ell tne trade but Richard Hoefer has seen to that He now owns and ooerates the Williams Central Railroad In his spare time Rico rd is devising a new dictionarv but he and Webster seen to dlsa ree on the soellin of a few words Betty Arends has h d sere al secreta ial big firms in Chicago and New York, but she nas would settle down in Williams with the rest of part time secretary to Richard and a flll time little engineer and a little secretary already jobs in different decided that she her class and be a vife Tnev h ve one It seems like Patsy Hawes alwavs did heve an inte est in the Sharar Trucking Line well now she has box ht tnem oxt and has her own fleet of trucks Of cou se the drivers vent 'ith the deal As this business does not take up all of her time she is the top singing star on one of Allen's Television orotrams Now that vou have seen what the cless of l 0 has done to improve the business district of the tovn we will see what they have done to imorove the educational section DICKINSON HARDWARE Williams, Iowa lxxxx .. I U A rg -T fx 'g 1- A 9 1 fy U . . e ' 5 2 J r . . . ,. .. 4.1. P L v ,. 7 - J A. - , . 'A v 4 A ' 4. '- ,L A . o r. , - , . . . K 1 . . r o -E , I . - . ' . rar r,. a i .. 1 . .. . w H ll - ,. ' ' L L s I A O - - 0 .. . W . . f 1 . . A s . - boys own and operate a large truck farm. John is also working with a - . L A Q J AU9f'0vw1 - U.. A ,. . ' A K , F . Q V v , - - . , U la - , - , U A g . A -- , a f r . r . ' ' ln. I A - A 1-,- W m . I 2 t , -- . , V? ' I ' ,- A , . . Z' N Y lr- . -- , A X 1 ,g . , ' -A . .95 - , , o A - . '