Wilson High School - Cherokean Yearbook (Cherokee, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1948 volume:

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ANNUAL STAFF VIRGINIA WISE Editor Music Girls' Sports Chairman IOAN SPINHARNEY Cllaffffmflh DHEA FWRINE I B IWW BRMEY' MARY DUGANI RUTH VVMLME IOAN bAc,NEss, Aizi.r.NE Wann, .MA usii Boys' Athletics Actlvmes Cll8iFll1i1HfDl7N Rovmz C1,i,i,,,,i,,, EHZMEVI-H MANN NATHAN PIi1vPs,DEAN DEu121.,RoNAi.1n C,o'1 1'si1Ai.K IIQRRY AI.lNliIl, AUIJREY ME1.'roN, Rum Nuns Personnel DCJNNA Powrari., l,Yl.E CARi.soN C1,ai,,,,a,,,, opM'RI,3,A pR,41E BARBARA ARMi1REc:1i'1', Amie Busii, loAN BURKE Publication IAMES EoGER'r, ARLENE Emurtii Clmn-man Ei.iiANoR XAfOI,'I'MAN Photography IoAN Aiev, IKLANN UNCQER, MARVIN Puck C1,m,,,,i,,,eeB0,, BMHIER lOANNIi FUKLIEIVIAN, Douoinv I.Aur2iz Bon SNVANSON, Bois Uris, pA'l'l2lt'l.fX IDLINN L ,T .q3J1Y7?7!'9KYx j ymfl fx, ADMINISTR TIO f Y' 'fill J N7 'NVQ LR A Mxxmwxxu Szzpuzrltuzdull Q SLIIOO s H1411 Salma! I,l1lI1Il7Il 1 lmmxtr on mm kll llllllt muon al n I L m md L n o L I1 u Snlmools 18118111 ox hc ll an I xm proqruxlu N utum fm Nl! 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' , 3 4 , , ' Q Q 3 , ,, - 3 Jxx I xr ILSUN HIGH FACULTY Eslhl I x HILNDERSON BS Dr :kt LIIIIXCFSIIY Q tomttry Alqtlwrx lm K H PEIERQON B A Bunn: VISII I nqhsh Spa-uh ANN HOISINC 1oN B A Cormll Colltqc' FI' NLHIE WOOI MAN Drlkt- LII1IXf.'!'SlIy Cot Colltqt I ubr url m DOROTHY FLADUNL B S Iowa Stlte Collage Home Fconomncs ALE BOHNER Western Umon Colleqc Shorthand Typmq PAULINE JOHNSON B A Iowa State Te 1cherS Vocal Muenc DESSIE PENNEY B S Iowa State Teachers M A Colorado State Business Arrthmetxc American Hxstory Geoqraphy Alqebrl Puqe 4 Page 5 NORMAN IVIILYER B S M Cornell Instrument xl Music Amcrxc tn Hxstory ALvAI MrCLlN1OcK BA Buena Vxsta General Sctence Agriculture LLIN 10N S 1 ANHELD B A low 1 St :te 'Ie xchcrs Bookkt epmq Salesm xnshlp box ernment Bustncss Law Orzvuu: KRAEMLQQ B A Buena Vnstx M A low 1 St ate Chemxstry Bxoloqy SHIRLEY DAILEY B.A. Iow'1 State Teachers Physical Education . 186' 1 S IOL E Lunar li S Iowa State Ie tchcrs M A Colorado St atc ndustrl tl Arts T10 I-IUEBNER B S Unxverslty of Iowa sxcal Fducatxon overnment Sociology Vum PRA1 1 B S W tshhurn College l'nql1sh Ewoum HLNRY li A C ust ax us Adolphus World Hxstory Fnqllsh Lwtm IDOROTIIY FRERIKS RN. l'.H.N. Univnrsity of Iowa University of C'tliforni'1 School Nurse BONIII IA BPRNAI SCCFCIIIV to the Supulntcndcnt MRS VIRLII HAHA MRS IAcR P11110N and MRS. xi zzz BARBARA PUIIRMAN- YSCCYQIZIYY to the Principal 3 . PAUL ROSEENQPFBQHFQ the meals in the school Cafeteria MR. EARL I-loans Chief Engineer MR. HAROLD ANl7ERSON7fCLlSlOdlilH MR. Lmvn Gul,l.1Nc1fCustoclian ZS 4 CLASSES j L,fl SENI URS REPRESENTATI E SENIORS swf IOAN ARY and WILLIAM McDONALD are announced by the CHEROKEAN as the representatwe gurl and boy of the semor class of Wllson High School They were selected by the semor class on the follow mg standards average scholastlc abxlxty frlendlmess sportsmanshxp loyalty cour tesy and participation m actlvntles CGNGRATULATIONS' Page 8 ww ,Af A 6, ,R S . Qi , 1 , , , . ' . . 1 GORDON Anus Lot s lzavc a ganu' of football. Football I-2-3-4: Track l-2-3- -lx Boys' Chorus I-2: Baud l-2. IERRY Al.INl9ll C fartoonisru Pow Wtmii- I-2-3-4: Class lurvs- idcnt 2: Class Play 3: Associ- atc lfclitor Of Pun' Vlfou' 4. 1 I 1 1 X IOAN ARY Honors Cfrzlwrcu Pun' llfuu' 2-3-'11 PON' lfVuu' lfnlitor 4: Big Sistvrs 3--l: U, A. A. l-2-3--lp Choral Groups I-2- 3. ,A IOAN BRALEY H1711 going tO cnllvgcf' U. A. A. I-2-3-'lz Choral ivroups l-2-3-4: Baud I-2-3--lx Small Musical Groups l-2-3--i. .Miz . JFAJ' 1 pf IOAN BURKE Yun um funn' to my azwclcliriy. Basketball 2--l: Annual Stall -l. Pmyu fl i AIJ NYS 'sr , y' Ruin ANN ADAMS .'WlUSOV7lt' in hor uraysfyx Mixed Chorus 4: Girls' Glcc Club -is Basketball 3: G. A. . 11+ K X51 g, 5 ,. dx' C75 H ' G X fir J' i Xi? BARBARA ARMBRElill'l' Patty and I. fn. A. A. I-2-3-4: Girls' Glcc Club I-2-3: Mixed Chorus 4: Basketball l-2-3. fl . JQ?yl'Le,.,.,.u ROBERT BEl.c:iuaR Handy Inari. Buys' Chorus l: Pow Waniz' 2- 3--1: Basketball lp Photographer 4. Al.u:E Bucsu BIOndy Girls' Glvc Club 2-3-4. Auczu Busu Bw' can starr mm' lm lwrv. Big Sistcrs 3-'lp G. A. A. 2-3- -lz Girls' Clcc Club 2-3--lp Pow Wtvzl' 3. J 566 L.u LELA Busii HBimd1c from hL'iIl'C7LH Chorus l-2-3-4: Scxtct 21 Ci. A. L f,fjCya1f7VCl4l' Aka -LADAJ l f ffmw 'slflclf . ' 1 '4uf' . lf,1 lffj Ph C ' l ' LY ,E Frou: may Of1f4'f'Sf.H Iuuior Class Play: Mixed go 3 Vis Al:-03i'9kctl?ill 3: 'l nc X 5 9 LLL' - Ntiffl lx li lf a f!! fl' i' ?1,1CC .fl IJEMARIS Diiisoixi' Full of lun. Mixed Chorus 2-.3-4: Girls' Chorus 2-3-4: Mudrigul 3 VAUKSIIN Dousom Easy cormh vnsy go. MARX' DUKZAN ffi'ridrrcll1i nf thc hull. Big Sistcrs 3-'lc Cliccrlcucling 3--lx Chorus l-2-3-4: Svxtvt 2-3. -and 1 1 lf 2 IN, Imzx CARLSON The farmrr's Son, lntruniurnls 2-3-4: Trzick -1. XNII,MA COCIIRAN Dark Eyvsu Girls' Chorus 3, DEAN Diiuisi, lfVhcrC, oh ivhcrr shall I hang my nrcdalsf ' Football l-2-3-4: Track l-2-3- 4: Boys' Chorus 2-3-4: Pon' lfVou' 2-3-4. WII.l.IAM Dooi.EY Auto dcalcrf' Football I-2-3-4: Boys' Chorus 2-3. PA'i'RicziA DuNN M-11 licarfs in Colomdof' G, A. A. I-2-3-4: Chorus 2-3-4: Annual Steiff 4: Bnskctlmll l-2- 3, Pnqe IH IAMES EGGERT Atom srriashvrf' Pow lflfow 4: Chorus 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Iunior Class Play 3. BE'r'rY F1suMAN Friend to tlu' end. Basketball l-2-3-4. IOANNE FouLEMAN A stzrdvritf' Pon' Wtarc' 2: Baskctball l-2-3 RONALD GO'l l'SlIAl.K PvrsonaIity Plus liootball I-2-3-4: Basketball 2-3-4: Track I-2-4: Honor 2-3-4. DEI.ORES IENSEN Chccrlc'adcr Girls' Chorus l-2-3-4: Clic Ivadinq l-2-3-4: U. A. A. I 3'4: Basketball I-2-3-4. Page I1 l C.. Cl'- .2- url: . .blif- 4 l4nf:. -'f.u,ifg . , - Sl' fans lgseff , ' -' o'l'u -A 1 'Ja'-1. - .I-hs 'I r-aug, :na ' . 4., , ,, , 1. . ' ll. I 41. t':'.'-Sf. 4f.oI .4-..I' M ' l.'ARLElNlTE...E'PlliTCii Ncvcr a quifferf' Big Sisters 4: Marching Band 3-4: Innior Class Play 3: G. A. A. l-2-3-4. Hof'j ' 'fI'uw'. 'Nur fit' 'f' Q, ' A--0 - l ',' f . d'afLLlb 14. lift. DEl.l-A FLORINE -,fx A'Outdoor gal. G. A. A. I-2-3-4: G. A, A. Board 3-4: Big Sisters 4: Pow VVow 4. N. MARK GlLLE'r'l'E Asset to thc school. Track 4. DONALD GREEN Full of fun and fancy frccf' Football I-2-3-4: Basketball l- 2-3-4: Track l-2-.3-4: Honor C 2-3-4. DALE Iuuus Tram lVlana,qc'r Boys' Chorus 2-3: Football Managcr 3-4: Basketball Man- aqcr 3-4: Track Manager 3-4. Ajiff I - Y My .. BONNIE KLINKER Su'c'lI Person CL. A. A. 4. DoRo'l'uY LAUER Reserved Pon' Worr' 2-3-4: Big Sisters 3- 4: G. A. A, l-2-3-4: Quill and Scroll 3-4. H ARol ,D M Aunox HQuivf IEAN lVlANSFIEl.D SiIcm'c is goldvnf' Calumvt: Chorus I-2-3: Cheer- lcuclvr l-2: lunior Class Play. BARBARA lVlll.l'1HAM Aln'ays Srnilinyf' liuskrtlmll. ROBERT LARSON Nvl'c'r ai worry. Football l-2-3-4: Baskctlmll l- 2-3-4: Truck I-2-3-4: Honor HC Club 3-4. VlLJl,A LEEDS 'AFricr1dIy El.IZABEJ'Ii MANN I.cadcr', Big Sisters 3-4: Pow Wavmzi 3- 4: Iunior Class Play: Quill and Scroll 4. AUDREY MEI.'l'KHN Country Bcllvh Pow VVOH' 4: Big Sisters 4: Girls' Chorus I-2. Wu.l,iAM MriDoNAl.o ArhIcrc liootlmll l-2-3-4: limsl-:ctlmll l- 2-3-4g Truck I-2-3-41 Honor C I-2-3-4. P11479 II Ruav Nxuss Dimc Store Qu0vn llusketlmll l. Bos OLIN 1Wastcrn1ind MARVIN PECK Small but mighty. Football 2-3-4: Truck 3-'lc Hon or C Club: Annual Staff 4. NATHAN PHIPPS The Body Football I-2-4: Basketball I-2 3-4: Truck l-2--l: Honor HC' Club 3-4. PA'1'Rlr7lA PRICE Hffyvs and xrnilv that do brylzilvf' Chorus l-2-3-4: Pow Wow -l Billld l-2-3-4: G. A. A. l-2-3-'l Pcrqe 13 GRAffE REVVER l'm Iittlc but l'm licrvf' Girls' Chorus 'iz Nlixed Chorus 4 Lois RI'l l'IiR Sl1ortli:mz1' u'lii:. Cl. A. A, I-2-3-4: Baud 'lc Bus- ki-tbaill l-2-3-4. MIKE RYAN Alas, flu' iirzcqiialcdf' lrootbnll I-2-4: l'x:iski'tbull l-2- 3-43 Truck 3-'L IOAN SPINIIARNEY Sniiling hvmityf' Big Sistcrs 3-4: Cheerleading 3-'lp Chorus l-2-3-4: pow Woizi 3-5. MARY MARLiARE'I' Tuifr B:ishfi11 Uirls' Chorus 3-4. HARi5l.D Rina 1 nil- fm- WR, Boys' Chorus l-2. DoN RoYi2R 'Riylit on ,lilfId.N Football I-Z-3--1: Basketball l- 2-3--iz Truck 1-2-3--4: Honor Club 2-3--I. IOAN Smmiiss 'ASIA' foo! om' and full of fun. G. A. A. 2-3-'43 Uirls' Chorus 2-3: Mixed Chorus 'lx Anuuail Stuff 4. MARJORIE TAYl.l5ll Has i'i'i'ri1hocli1 scvn my Fillgfrl Cl. A. A. 2-3: Mixvd Chorus 4. Girls' Ulm' Club 3, IoANN LINGER lApt'IJ.NlJl!A'IIf xnii'lv. Big Sistcrs 3-'iz Girls' Ulm' Club 2-3: Basketball I-2-3: G. A. A. I-2-3-4. Pune I-I RAMONIA WALL Hz1iIs from Calumet llund l, 2: Girls Glee Club l, 2: Girls Sports l. 2, 3, 4: Chief- tain Reporter 2. 3. DARLENE WEBB Goldie Locks Big Sisters 3, 4: Band l. 2, 3. 4: Pow Wow 3. 4: Glee Clubs I, 2, 3. 4. ViRoiN1A WISE industrious Din Cheerleading 2. 3. 4: Pow Wow l, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. I, 2. 3. 4: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. BouNi1'A YosT Drives a Car Library 2, 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3. Page 15 Q 15' 5, f -sumti' Rum WAI.LAtfE Mig favorite brunette G.A.A. I. 2, 3, 4: Girls Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Big Sisters 4. ALLEN Wu.Mo'r Strong, silent typos Marching Baud I, 2, 3, 4: Con- cert Band I, 2. 3, 4: Boys Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. f ELEANOR WOLTMAN Petite Class Play 3: Big Sisters 4: Pow Wow 4: Girls Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4. MARY Hass A iive wire Band l, 2, 3, 4: G.A,A. l, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Breezes 2, 3, Editor Hi-Breezes 4: liiniorilijlay---3: Girls Chorusf4:! ' i 4 wt' x .' X, u If , I Q' LX X, 7 X -'xx 5 A' ' l .31 . L X. iw is X' j i X V V . V l -- il . l' Y L 5 VIRGINIA TRASSETT O Q. fzwffesnfeii 3' 1 L x. . . J ' s E vxj i s .' f - l , x QA lx flx lv l ' lx IN . 1. it SENIUR CLASS PL Y A DATE WITH IUDY IS 1 3 ut comedy 1d21pted from the r1d1o proqrxm by Aleen lesl1e udy IS determmed to be 1t the sl lcks otl Tootsle Wh1tem1n by sol1c1t1nq contr1but1ons to the Com mun1ty Rehef Fund the wmner to be Queen and le 1d the qrand mwrch 1t the school dance SOIICIY 1nq IS too slow howexer 1nd she enters 1 whole flft of contests 1s a means of r11s1nq some qu1ck money us1nq her p1rents n 1mes The results are d1SElSfI'0llS udy s father wms honorable ment1on 1n 1 n 1t1on w1de contest for the most k1ssable llps But udy IS not one to q1ve up e1s1ly She tr1es her h 1nd 1t wr1t1nq 1nd concocts 1 true confess1on story entltled I Am '1 B1q lmlbf Unfor tun1tely the true eonfess1on scr1pt qets mlxed up w1th Mrs Foster s speech to the P T A 1nd when she lb un 1ble to q11e the speech herself It IS read for her ucly meanw h1le h 18 been trymq to mterest 1 the 1tr1c 11 producer IU q1v1nq her and MITZI jobs 1s actresses They even do a scene from t e hlqh school spr1nq play for the 1ston1shed producer In the m1dst of the1r 1ct Mrs bchutz hammer sweeps 1n w 1v1nq the confess1on manuscr1pt and demandmq that Mrs Foster res1qn from the P T A They ll have no b1g1m1st ln the1r orq1n1zat1onl On top of thls QDOQIB b'1rqes1n 1nd tells the dince udy pract1c1lly dlSSOIVQS 1n telrs Lrfe has reached YIIQIC proportlons for udy but be fore the evenmg IS over she llmost mxkes 1 new conquest IS muted up 1n a ne1r elopement and l1n1lly 1n 21l1st mmute m 1d rush qoes to the dince w1th Ooq1e 1nd bel1eve It or not she IS crow ned Queen too ln place of TOOTSIEI The tent 1t1ve c1st for the pl1y meludes the follownng semors ames Eggert Don Royer lyle Qarlson 'ack P1rker D1le LlllLlS Elemor Woltm 1n Ellzwbeth M1nn Dell'1 Florme oln Sp1nh1r ney M 1ry Duq 1n VIFQIHIH WISE P1tr1c1'1 Prlce Iela Bush and Al1ce Bush SENIOR CLASS OF 1948 GRADUATION CALENDAR Oihcers and Adv1sors Iumor Semor Banquet Prom WIISOII Hlqh School Gym Mond1y Aprll 26 l948 B111 M1 DON XI 11 Pres1dent Ioxs A111 Vue Pres1dent Baccalaureate Servxce Wnlson H1qh School Aud1tor1un1 lu 1 B11s11 Treasurer bunddy Mjy I6 1943 A111 1 M E11121c Secretiry MISS H11N111 M11 BOHNER REVERFND WAI RER M11 SIANI-1r1n Faculty Adv1sors Commencement Exercxses W1lson H1qh School Aud1tor1um Thursday M1y 20 l948 M11 EARI H111 Mwson C'1ty Iow1 Class Play Day IVIOIIO The DWI forever Clone Semors pl1y md p1cn1c 1t local p'1rk Mond1y The future st1ll our own May I7 1948 Colors CDI'Cl'lld 1nd Green Semor Class Nxght Frohc PRFSIDFNI MrDONA1D presldes 1t proqrun 1111111 er Forqet Me Not Mond1y n1qht M 1y I7 IQ48 Purm 101 'fi -211 ,2' 2' I2 1 ..1'. I . E vi v L - 1. . C S . . . t . . 1 1 ' ' W- 1A 2 2 t 1 2 2 - 2 1. Q ' ' - 'K .1 1. 11 .2 . .12 1 2 .1 2'.' K .1 - '1 fe K 2 .' 2 .. 1 1' ' . I '. 2 1' L ' - R 2 1 - ,- . L. X. H - I -L A- ik: . K' , '. 2 2 ' 1 ' A' 2 '12 1 i , A' , . Ss' - ' K S ' 2 ' S. S 'L L- . . -V 1 1 2 t ' 1 . 1 , A ' . I , 1 ' , 2.1 ' t Iudy he's tired waiting for her to make up her mind. He's accepted Toosie Whiteman's invitation to 2 ' . I A a ' 2 1. ' 1 ' 2 ' ' . I -f - ' .1 2 2 . 2 , ' ' ' 2 - ef-2 . 2 - .is I - . K - J - L. L. ' ,.' 4 1. .I21 2 ,2 2 2, '. 2, 2 Q' 2- , 2 .2 , ' A' ' '. , 2 ' '2 '1 , - .1 ' . . 1. 2 . .... .' A - ' 2 , . .-. ..... - . .i 'i ill ..,... ' 1 2 H H 1 A H - 1 ,....... 2 ' C , . , 2 , . . 1 .., 4 . ,l , 'E f H if . 1 I ' .1 2 2 '1 ' 2 2 , 2 , V , . .15 ' 2 . ' ' ' . . 2 1' . ' .1 2 K 2 . 1 1 : 1 - - . 2 'K . 2 , ITS L TER THAN YOU THI K bwoosh' how tanae flaes' Here at as 1958 and the eagerly awaated reunaon of the Class of 1948 as beanq held But guess where? Leave at to Varqanaa Wase to choose yes the M O O N Too bad Nate Phapps dadnt exercase has veto power lnspectanq the space shap to see that all as an readaness as chaef enqaneer Bob Belcher and has c ap able oal c an assast ant oan bagness Our one and only dependable shoe shane boy Mark Gallette plaes has trade to the famous people boardanq the shap Bob Larson presadent of Lar son s buper Da apcr btrvace as a qood profatable customer Has entare force of dazzlang beautaes Ioan bpanharney oAnn Unger Barbara Armbrecht Alace Bush Make Ryan Oops pardon us Make as always qettanq anto the wrong place get thear shoes shaned Look who stops to dust has own wath handkerchaef Ronnae Scotch Gottshalk copper magnate Ipennaes that Baby batters Incorporated IMmmmm what babaesI arraves and Presadent Marvan Peck pays the fare for Don Green Ball Dooley Harold Maddox and ames Reed Chaef stew ard and bouncer Donna Pow ell checks the passengers and prepares to close the door but waat Donna' Wh at as that speck speedang thas way? It s the Olympac Champaon Dean Deuel last as usual Now th at everyone as settled for our space trap Palot Ball McDonald and efhcaent co palot oan Ary start our naaqhtv space shap and we re off As long as we h ave ten manutes before we reach the moon lets have an antroductaon to some of our celebrataes Well' look who we have here the Four Lattle Petunaas Mary Dugan Ruth Wallace oan Braley and Eleanor Woltman Remember? They re the ones that made the song l Want a Man ust Lake the Man That Marraed Dear Old Ma popular Professors of Englash Iaterature Vauqhn Dobson and Bob Olan are anvestaqatang possabalataes for establashanq a college on the moon Heavy weaqht lady wrestlers Walma Cochran and Grace Reater are takanq the trap between eathabataons Owner player coach of the New York for the fresh aar Mattress tycoons Iack Carlson and ack Parker have brought along thear chaef test palot Harold Race who became a senaor member of the farm when he secured Coach Huebner s endorsement on an anta snoranq devace The emanent portraat p aanters erry Alanqh and Patty Dunn have set up thear easels an the aasle and are paantaaaq Iylc Carlson the mayestac Shakespearaan actor and Lela Bush The D arlanq of thc G ay 50 s Even the loc al chapter of the Lonely Hearts Club as aboard One of the more exclusave clubs an the nataon each member must have an engagement ranq to show that she came close Members Betty Pashman Alace Buqh M arlorae Taylor oan Burke and Theodora Peters are an a corner quaetly dascussang plaaas The man an the moon maght be 1 bachelor you know Hey' What as all that applause about? Oh I see They re tryang to get Allen Walmot s all garl orchestra to perform There s 2a real orchestra for you oanne Fogle man on the bass vaol Barbara Maleh am on the washboard Bonnae Yost shakanq the cowbells Varqanaa Trasset playanq a mouth organ Ruby Nales blow ang 'a bazooka wath emaras Debolt raasang the roof every tame she touches those drums We mustn t forget thear charmanq vocalasts Ramonaa Wall and Audrey Melton Oops' Hold taght we re landanq Now for the banquet Chef Gordon Abels and assastant Dale Iulaus are two clouds of actavaty as they prepare one of those lavash feasts Abels as noted for The waatresses Loas Ratter ean Nonken ean Mansheld Laola Leeds and Delores ensen are c arryanq tr avs of steamanq food to the dastanguashed quests The speaker as Della Florane the emanent carver of manaature elephants Featured guests are Dorothy Lauer Elazabeth Mann Patracaa Prace and Darlene Webb They re payanq for thas trap you know They had some qood luck an the commodaty market when bubble qum bubbled up ten tames ats oraganal saze A trumpet sounds and the emanent scaentast Iam Eqgert enters wath has charmang secretary Mrs Eqqert the former Arlene Ehrach They have dascovered that the world as not round for they have just vasated the four corners of the earth 7 ' f . 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OAN I' Bill Oli 'ern l rity live in nor ' 5 Eixgiima, Rosiam' ' urp lit le i : ratios Q 'i ' x i i X BR. l'. Cf I o ,i i 'i' Bill alking wi e Bunn. Aiiria i i I 1 ai wi Q I '1, OAN e ' 'l lue eye: . li I' J l ' BUSH, Amie Al a wi Mi e ii i.i , i le ll BUSH, LH..-X l ' Mil ord Clegh riendliness go wi h Alice if ff? ' i 'ii l' e flying i l 'i K i .1 'Lg Babe soda jerk riends he girls l 'i go o Cali ornia 1 'ILMA riendly pre y eyes nothing special quie way x ' ll ienoir, Diaxiwis m . giggle I-very hing silence l - a EUEI., DEQAN ' Star C 'a S hiinsel marry a millionaire oBsoN. VAuisiiN Dobbie ' ii a ' l i ca ' 'i , i.1', ii. i. .1 il ill : i .' Darlene DPR i i i uc1AN. MARY Ma Cheerleader sisters dancing hair dos nurse iiNN, P.,xi'ieicii,x Pat y h ' un Colorado ' 'i i ' - j . i. E ,GL , .-.115 H 4' i i i ix xt int -i ip I' intelligence pro essor Einaicii, ARi.ieNr persis ent bro hers im kni ing r 1 , - FisiiNiAN. 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N- SENIOR CLASS WILL The qradu atmq class of 1948 of the Lity of Lherokee County of L herokee and State of Iovi a not beinq of Ieqal 'aqe but of sound mind and memory do make publish and declare this our LAST WILI AND TESTAMENT hereby revokinq and annullmq any and all WII I or WII I S by us made heretofore I Cordon Abels do will my masculine charm to Bobby Redman I Ruth Ann Adams do vxill my frequent blushes to ean Schalekamp I erry Alinqh do will my artistic ability to Kenmore Nims We Barbara Armbrecht and Patty Dunn do will our inseparability to the Rhea tvams Bob Belcher do will my handy man ability to erry Dilocker oan Braley do will my handle Mann 'ability to Sharon Fuhrm an Alice Buqh do vnill my million dollar smile to my sister Marlon oan Burke do will myself as a sister to Darlene Kmtigh Alice Bush do will my brother Bones to any unfortunate family vxithout bovs Iela Bush do vtill my track shoes to aney Steele ack Carlson do vsill my sober disposition to im Dunn Lyle C arlson do will my bashfulness to Roger Frisbie Wilma Cockran do will my dime store position to Alma Wilmot Dean Deuel do will my modesty to Bobby Erdman Vauqhn Dobson do will my qracefulness to Bob Otis Bill Dooley do will my ability to arque to Ronald Abels M ary Duq an do will my dillerent hairdos to anyone brave enouqh to xxear them im Eqqert clo will my oratoric al ability to oan Fuchs Arlene Ehrich do vnill my band flaq to any flaq pole Betty Fishman do will my petite characteristics to Hank I avu rence Della Florine do will my athletic prowess to Ann Spinharney oanne Fogleman do vxill my bookkeepmq ability to Elaine Geryets Mark Gillette do will uanita Bethke to 'led Graves Ronnie Gottshalk do will my personality plus to Donald Nord Don Green do will my love of women to Wilson Wilcox M ary Hess do will my Storm Lake friends to Bud Perrin Delores ensen do will my secretarial position to oyce Hansen Dale ulaus do will my freckles to Lynn Barnett Bonnie Klmker do will my extra class ring to Nan Powell Bob Iarson do will my limousine to Kat man s auto salvage Dorothy Lauer do wall my numerous rides to school to Ann Meloy Viola leeds do vsill my ability to be seen but not heard to Don Bush Faqs- I , 2 ., I I 2 . I, v V. .. I . t I, I 2 2 . ' ' 'A 2 2 . I, - - , ' . I . I' . I v . . .. 6 . . I, Demaris Debolt, do will my cute giggle to Ioyce Bailey. I, 2 i 3 , ' t ' 5 '.. I, ' , 2 I 2 I. 2 Aa , ' 'I Q 2 2 I f 2 . I, , f' ' t 2 .K . I. ' , A 5 ' -2 t . I, ' ' , f' I ' 1 ' . I, 2 . , f' ' ' , I, ' ' , .' 2 ' ' . I. .' , ' .' 2 1 ' 2 ' ' . I, 2 , ' . ' . I. ' 2 . ., 5 2 , Ill SENIOR CLASS WILL H irold M addox do vtill my sc it in physirs class to any prospective physics student Elizabeth Mann do will my xxmnmq smile to Q ooky Montgomery can Mansfield do will my innocent looks to lla Hoeppner Audrey Melton do xxill my typmq and shorthand ability to my sister Betty lou Barb ara Mileham do xxill my lonq hair to Marylyn Kirkpatrick We o Arv and Bill McDonald do vull our ability to qo steady to Ted Andrews and oann Brovxn Ruby Niles do vtill mv brothers to Donna Phipps ean Nonken do xull my bakery position to Darlene Grauer Bob Olin do vaill my shoe size to oe enkins ack Parker do will my belief in promotinq education to Benny boules Theodora Peters do xull my thouqhts of 1 special someone to any underclassman sport mq a da amond Marvin Peck do will my muscles to Nick enkins N ithan Phipps do will my stocking cap to my unfortunate boy vxhose qirl does not knovx hoax to knit Donni Rowell do will my talkative manner to Marilyn Halqht Rat Price do will mv pleasant hiqh school memories to oan Kennedy C rxu. Reiter do will my height to Q arol Primus Harold Rue do vsill my naps in bocioloqy to Larl Mulvaney lois Ritter do vtill my luck with pen pals to some fortunate gal Don Royer do will my basketball ability to Betty Linqle Mike Ryan do will my beard to Russell ackson oan S aqness do will my house on the hill to any other nut om bpmharney do vtnll my driving ability to Louise Bong Marge Taylor do will my skatmq ability to Beverly Vannatta Virginia Tr asset do vxill my stick to it iveness to any other ambitious person Mary Tuft do xxill my ability to qo steady to Sally Perrin oAnn Unger do vull my large vt ardrobe to anyone who can afford to pay the cleanmq bill R imonia W ull do vtill my Iob at the Qhocol ite bhop to Dorothy Cline Ruth Wall ace do vxill my soda lerkmq ability to my sister Betty D arlene Webb do will my lonq vu alk to school to Dim Boothby Dinny Wise do vtill my bovxlinq ability to ack Bunker Eleanor Woltman do vtill my locker pal to Helen Wolff Allan Wilmot do vxill my bass drum to ane Loxey Bonnie Yost do will my hard times to any unfortunate soul I l, 2 2 'A Q 2 A 2.1 2 . 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Roberta l'Izmtslvargcr. Burk Row: Clmrles Light, Shirley lleck, Lyle Crane. loan Fuchs. Hill Szmgwin. Edna Mae Nordstrom. Willis Stanford. Wziyiic VVitc0mbc. Elmer Hohlwach. OFFICERS AND ADVISOR LYLE MINKLER . . . President IOAN Fuciiis . . Vice-President BEVERLY POWELL . . Secretary ELMER Hoiumciii . . , . Treasurer Miz. C7RVll.l,E KRAEMER . Faculty Advisor lifiiii' ffl- H0 ERUOIVI SIX 1 V HOMEROOM MEMBERS lfrimt R11u': Coiiriid LllllLlSglilill'Ll, 111110110 lzmotlilwy, Iln Ioycc Hocppiivr, Inaiiiitu llctlikc. 111110 llniiiicy, Bcity Beck, Delores Spcncc, Dairlcm' Kintigli, IZIIIICS Mzinslivld. Mr. lletcrson. Middle Row: Ioan lice, Boyd llcrrin, Betty WHll2lCk', Allan Robinson, Dalowa Willluraiiidt, Gerald Dilockcr, Ircnc lVlcAlpinc. Riclinrd Hyndnimi, Betty Larsen. Bnclv Row: Alice: Ralston. 'l'eCl Graves, Rntli Nordstrom, Dale Adolf, Donna Phipps, VVilson VVilc0x, lame A1111 Srcclc. Bi-tty Cicrjcts. OFFICERS AND ADVISOR CONRAD LUNDSGAARD ....., President BETTY WA1.1.AciE . Vice-President TED GRAVES . . Secretary lRENIi MC'Al.PINF . . Treasurer Miz. 1111114 PE'1'E12soN . Faculty Advisor llinyv .ff H0 EROO TVVE TY-O E HOMEROOM MEMBERS lrunl ly'uu': Ioycv IIJIISUII, lawn McKvl1zic. Donn.: Uyxlin, lflnim' Ucrlcts, Imis fXmlv1'sm1. lVl.u1m Snlmnlicit. Nliss Dnilcy. Alnlmllc Ruzv: Russvll lnckson, Ioan l'nrrot. Uonzxld Sclmcll, Iam' Iuliux, Rugur Ifrislvw, Allll Mn n ffaxrl VVa'lulw, zuk Row: Clcorgc Stcvuxls, Izmct leans. lmncs HIOOIIIITCVQI. Kmhvryxm Hutlcr. Karl Klmlns, Sully Iltlllll Ronald Alu-ls, Bvtty Stcwnrd. Dnrrvll Adamson. ur in Piuturc: Hluinc Conrad. OFFICERS AND ADVISOR ANN Mmm' . . . . President lcwma HANSCJN Vice-President KARL KLUDAS . . Secretary EARL VVEBB . . . Treasurer Miss SHIRIREY DAILHY , Faculty Advisor IC? W , SOPlI0 013128 636' SSX 'aw' Sugar B ll 15 if-,W - -,I in -- ,.- ,, K , - in f ,ff SOPHO ORE O - CT PLAYS THE RING AND THE LOOK Tommy Tuttle has the part of Bassanio in the high school pro- duction of The Merchant of Ven- ice. This occasions rehearsing with a ring he happens to have--- a ring that one girl is wearing and another girl is promised, and an- other girl wants. A'But you'll get in trouble, little boy. says Marian, his sister, if you give a ring to more than one girl at a time. Tommy finds this too truel His chum, Billy Martin, rather enjoys the excitement. When Evelyn. Tommy's best girl, arrives on the scene, it looks bad. But every- thing is all right, and everybody goes home to dinner, much to Mr. Tuttle's relief. Characters: Douglas Ralston as Tommy: Helen Wolff as Bertha: Clara Simonsen as Marian: Dar- rell Webb as Billy: Lenore Larsen as Mrs. Tuttle: Carol Primus as Clair: Clara Mahannah as Doris. and Beverly johnson as Evelyn. BUT NOW THERE'S BUFORD A thirteen-year-old girl and her two chums dip into an older sis- ter's love affair. In their adoles- cent minds, Lenore is jilting Bu- ford in favor of Bill: so they lay elaborate plans to right the wrong. But after a forged note. a brush-off treatment to Bill, and a great deal of trouble all the way around, it seems that Buford was calling chiefly because of the refreshments habitually served . . . Roberta, subconsciously enjoying the tragedy of the moment, climbs to new dramatic heights. The world lives and crawls and dies in misunderstandings. And she is off with Buford for a chocolate malt-with cynicism in her soul. Characters: lean Schalekamp as Lenore: Ann Spinharney as Roberta: lanet Rhea as Elizabeth: Io Ann Brown as Kitty: Ted An- drews as Bill, and Dick Glasson as Buford. LADIES OF THE MOP The characters are scrubwomen who work in a theater. Theres Annie, a faded. iluttery woman. who has not lost her dream of the stage: Mattie, a sober, unimagina- tive soul whose toneless voice re- flects her matter-of-factness: Hal- lie, a robust person, loud and full of energy: and Bessie, tall and dig- nified--the sole admirer of her own voice. As Annie and Mattie mop in rhythm, they gossip. They are soon joined by Hallie, who enters from the auditorium, contributes her morsel of news, and joins in the mopping. Then Bessie, with her mop and pail, joins the trio. Annie proposes that they entertain themselves while they eat their midnight snack. The outcome is a song for Bessie, a dance for Hal- lie, a piano number for Mattie, and a melodramatic reading for Annie. When. following a disagreement. all four perform simultaneously . . . well, it has to he seen to be appreciated. Characters: Lois Simpson as Mattie: Delores Brown as Annie: Iune Nash as Hallie, and Patricia Nonken as Bessie. Page fill IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS CHARLES LIGHT .... President IUANITA BE'r11RE . . Vice-President ROBERTA I'IAN'I'SBARCiER . . Secretary LOUISE BONG .... Treasurer FACULTY ADVISORS Miss SHIRLEY DAILEY MR. JACK PETERSON MR. ORVII ILE KRAEMER SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS FACULTY ADVISORS DOLORES BROWN ROBERT' NIilI.Sl5N IDARRIELI, WEEE T1lOmAs FIDRINE . . President Vice-President . Secretary , Treasurer MR. IOE E.CuEEE1. MR. A. I. IVIfICI.IN'l'Of'K MR. CJ'l l'0 HIIIEIHNEIQ N FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS FACULTY ADVISORS MARY IO BIEREAUM , . . President Miss VERA PRA'r'1' MARION BREVVER . . Vice-President Mlss DEss1E PENNEY NA'l'AI.IE I..-'XRSEN . . Secretary Miss DORO'l'IIY FLADUNO 12nd sem.J LEE SPENc1E .... Treasurer MRs. C. H. THOMPSON ilst sem.3 HO EROOM FIFTEE HOMEROOM MEMBERS Front Row: George llerrin, Bonnie Beck, Marion Hugh, lune Nash, Helen Wculfl. Betty Peterson Donna Fee, Betty Linglc, Ann Spinharney, Keith Taylor. Miflzllt' Row: Gordon lohnson, Mary Ann Montgomery, Patricia Nonkcn, Kay Heisler, lean Schalc- kainp, lva Whislt-r, Clara Lew Mahannah, Clara Simonsen, Lcnore Larsen, Delores Brown Back Row: Lt-Roy Lanxon, Robert Otis. Stanley Ryan, Leonard Neitzlcc, Carol llrimus, lamcs Wal lace, Donald Hansen, Douglas Ralston, Mr. McClintock. Not in Picture' Thomas Florine, Henry Lawrence, and Ted Andrews. OFFICERS AND ADVISOR KAY HEISLER . . . President TED ANDREws . . Vice-President DELORES BROWN . . Secretary ILINE NASH . . . . . Treasurer MR. A. I. Mf1Cl.lN'l'OlZK Faculty Advisor Page 32 HO ER00 THREE HOMEROOM MEMBERS lr-mr l8wu'.- l5u.mv lr-rum-ss, Riclmrd Ulnsson, Rolvcrt Smith, Lloyd Clinc, Ucrnld Clark Rum Clncck, Lum-s ljuxm, Mr. Culfcl. :uk Nmr: llnrrcll XXX-lwlw. liugcm' Icnkius, Gary Mulflxl, Alam BllSlll0XN, Irunvs Mc 1 m Cnr McKvn:ic, Rolwrt Millvr, Iolm lVlcDo1mld, OFFICERS AND ADVISOR IDARRIQI 1. WIEHB . Al.AN l'lllSlll,ONN' . . IOHN M1'DC5N.NllJ . Ellnzlaxlc IIQN Kms . Mu. lOlil'1.L,llFl flzl. , . lhlzv . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer Faculty Advisor HO EROOIVI SEVE HOMEROOM MEMBERS lfrmzt Row: Luis Simpson, Lconu Iulmnson, Nlnry Ann Ioincs, Norlnn No.nl1, Clurunlnlnmv llw, l'wxcrlx lolmnson, Innnn Brown. Ronald lhoxnpson, Mr. Huclmvr, fllicldll- Row: VVcndcl Lowry, lznncs Bork, lVlcrlyn Olsen, Nlcrlyn lg1lll4lIlfX'IlC, Dunnlll Nlnsivr, Ing llmlluntynv, Alma VVilmot, lflnm Lccds, Pmcrnicc Iollnson. Buck Row: Iam-t Rllcu. Rogcr Duconnnun, Rolwrt Nielson, lfvcrnt l'v.-tcrxnn. ALlri.1n XX'right, lsmn Stix-l, Marilyn Haight. Hclvn Martin, Ioycc Bailey, Innis Rhea. Nor in Pivtnrv: Sharon lfuhrman and lien Soulcs. OFFICERS AND ADVISOR RONALD THOMPSON .... President RQBER1' SWANSON . Vice-President BEVERLY IOHNSON . . . Tre-usurcr MR. O'I I'CH HIIEIXNIQR . Facultv Advisor lllff I FRESHMEN HW EM J' I . fmt 5 af- f ! Q A , , , , THE ERESHMAN CLASS PRESENTS WILSON HIGH AUDITORIUM EVERYTHING NICE O 111 'VI 'S 1 111 1111 N111 CNRPINIIR 11 111 1 W111 1 111111 Hmm 1. 15 1 IANIII L111m1A11. 1111 1 1'111e111x11A M111111 11111111 H 11111x1111 'XIRI 131111 11111 111 1 111111111 1111111111111 md 11 x11 1 1111u111p11 1111111111 t1111r h11q1rs III 11 1 1 11 1 1 III 11 1 x 111111 1111111 111 s 11 1 Yu t111y1x111v111 1 11t11rs 1 1 111111111 111111111 111111 how to 1 1 1118 st 11111111 P11151 TAKE A LETTER NVl11l 1111 VV1ts1111 '1 M1 C 1 III DOFSKX 1 X111 NNN Slfl VV111t1 x11111x 1x111111 X113 M115 0111s 1 V111111 111111111 11111 V1rq11111 MOFNL 1X 111111x XV1111 Ill 111111 A11111 N1 TX 0111114 111111111 N1 11111 1 s 11111qr 1D1Ik1 11 1 3l 1 Il 11 11111111 W 1111111 11111 lL 111 s 1 1 N 11111 1 1 y 1 s 111 Wftcr makmg 111111 pro1111s1 to 111111c1 111s xx 11s 11111 III 11111118 Pnrye 11 1 011.11111 ' ' 1111 ....... 111. f'I'1i11.I.l-. ' 'L 1 ,' ..,.... 11 1 1111' '11111 '11- 'l' 11 ..... 11 .. I-. . ' ..,... N111 , -1 1,1 11N 61111111-11.1 '1' 1111 ..... R11 1211.1 5111.1-111 11 1 ' ' 1 ..... M. ' ' 1. ' 11 11 15111111 111.11111 ....... , . . . . 1 4' I . . . , . . , I111' 1-' K11111 111-1111i1' 15111 11' ...,. . 'i . '. ' ' - ....... 111 11111-. .11111 111' 11' 11's111'1' ...... 1 . ..f A 1' 'Q ..... '1- .' ' Q 'A ffl' 1 1- 111' . ..,. 111.1 5 ' Ilill - ' ........ 1.11.-. C11 11 H11 1' 111111 111-1111111 ' 1111 ' 1. ly ' z 111- Y. I V 1 V I 11.1111 .111v 111111-1' tw11 girls 111 12 AIIIL1 15. 111 11110 11111111118 A Y . 1 '- X' 11- XX-1W'1'- 'N 11'3'1'1Sl 10 lm -' 115' , 1111-1' xt.1rt1-11 . 1 4 ' ' I K ' .' ' I ft' R 4 1' 11118 p1i1C1'L1 1111 .111 111 111- 1.p1'r. HSI' - 111'.11 p111iti1's, 11' 1111111 .1 1111- .111.1i1' 111 il '1' MIX, A 11 q .Q .- 5 . and this In-iml, him Six 1 1' -I I--. 'hum ' Y 1 .Omar S Wcwt tomuuhl for his lppy '1'11' 1llfL'I'Y1lWk'N 111.11 111111w .11'1- 1111 1111.11'i1111s .'it11. ' IIS. 11.1. 1111 I 1111- 51-1'r1'l111'y 11 W.11'. - 1 '- 1t 1 x x lil V ' A I Il Q I 1 I , , I. tl ml, Kiln of 1.4 K Q 1 , - K - 1 .ur. H1' 111211 ' 1111115 115 111.11111 111 1111' 1111 . 11 111 111-1. 111' 1 , AN EVENING UF 0 CT PLAYS BY SPECIAL REQUEST I'RODLlC'I'lON STAFF lohnny North . . . l:RANKl.IN Sixirrii Dlfffmf ' '-4--' lA'5K ljl'7l 5'W'N H H M M R H Prompfcrs ,.,. . . . ROSliIiI,A loiiNsoN mlI0l .in .ishis AX MON!! AMN Dlivu RH.,l,ER' IRAN SWANSUN Mm North ' ' ' LMA Ulmmik Smgr and Propi'rti'cs . . . . . Liss l,rARNIi'l I' 'l'lii-hn.i Noi-ih . IoAN XNll.l.liliANIJ1' Ima Ii:Ni4iNs, Diaiouiss Ciirrris, Tian Niai,soN, : r : ' : - ' 3 - : Miss Ciiiiiiiiiglmin . . IANICIQ AllliI.S LU' Sm'NH lm lx I RN 1' Publicity .,..... Miss Viiim l,RA'l l' Rorwxi n Hlcxs. Dms Boo'rinn', Dieioiuas Anoir, lohnny North and his friciid, Harold, liuvv hccn GAYLE DUNN' ARWNE CHRISIHANSHN rcqilvsrcd to gin' orutions hclorc thc high school zissvin- Tirlwfs, Programs, Ushcrs . . MISS DliSSlli l'liNNlf.Y hlyl lust lwmiisil thi-y fnili-Ll to lmvc thcir si-lcctions Douorm' CI.lNli, lo ANN HAHN, MARY Drain. ri-.idy on thc spccilicd dim-. Thcy don't want to givc Empiii, lo ANN Kiixxiamg RHLINA LYMAN, Dia- thi-ir omrions so thcy dcvisc zu si-cmingly infallnhlc plan. Lomas llli'I l'ENl9II,l. lohnny phoncs thi- principal, Mr. VVntcrhui'y, disgnising Mrlkwix-Ill, Mlw FVUIHA HFNRY hisnvoicv ns his inothcrs tvlling thc lzittor ihzit .Iohnny ROBERTA HANTSBARUER' Bmvm, BMX' SALLY is lair too ill to iuttcnd school, Tho principal is duly PERRINV EDNA NORDSTROM lniprusscnl .ind svnds thi- school nurse out to visit thc piiticii! . As ii lust rrsort, lohnny drcsscs as his niothcr whilc lricnul llnrold plays thi- part of thi- sick hoy. Howcvcr, thu: trick is discovered hcforc long and Nurs-3 Cunningham givcs thcnl ai tzistc of thcir own nwdicinc, Yrs thcy give thc orntions. HUMERGOM TWELVE HOMEROOM MEMBERS limi! fx'm:': IN'1.lI'lUIl l'm1'vxxvr, lumix XK'1lIl1r.ll1dt. Umm liootlmlw, ltspx' IQ-lm IIN nm, I,I't'lIflNNI llll ul Us nxlnl Uuxlx, Luxws l'cck, Hutlx' N1L'IfUll. Arlvm' c,IlI'lNlk'H5k'Il, Rulvvrt Rvdmuu cfrflv lx'm:-- Dmmld IUYSIIII. Dolmld Nord. C1.1r'r1c I,u-ds. IIIIIIUI' Xxvllli-IINN, Clnrl Mulx Ill x Rum Iullusoll, lfmnklin Smith, Miss l'v1111vy. Unk lx'm1'.' 'IVIIOHLIS Stu-lv. NUM C1.ll'pcHlur. Illlllfk' Alwls, filmrlcs Il.!HlMlllk'l', KCHIIVIII Hx :lx Iumx TVIQCHW. QLWIQ Umm. Dux' Rlllcr, Rllvv Rifll-lI'LiMDI1, OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Plzlixrlss I,:XfN'lON'l' . . VDIAN Boo'1'11lxY . Vicc Txmxms STIQIQI If . . Fla.-XNKIMIN SMITH . . , Miss lllasslla l'liNNlax' I'1lClIlI I,I'CSlLiL'I1I -PI'USiClL'llf 5CL'l't'filI'V VIwl'L'il5lll'L'I y Aclx iam HO EROU FI E HOMEROOM MEMBERS lirwir lQnu'. Rnsscli Iuinisun, Luk l'riu'. Lick Binikcr, loc Icnkins, i'v.irlw.n'.i Millvr, Uclnrvs linnsun Ronald Vigutt, IA-Rox' l'cLicrs0ii. fifiililli' Nunw Rolwi't.i VVin'vlvr, Rgiyiiiomi Hahn, Dolores Cnrtis, Toni Pzirkvr, Lynn l'm.irnctr, ifngicn-. Morton, Nnmiiv i,.irscn, Hnrolni i5ilk'i2lll, Miss Pratt. liirli li'nn'. 'IX-ii Nclsnn. lfxnn Miller, loycv Kclly, Kcninorc Nims, Maury In Pm-rhaiinii, Lcc Spcncc Ii-.in Sw.nisun. Ron-:r Aniicrson. Ronald Hicks, Nut IH l7lk't11r'i'.' iilnii' iivoiicr. OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Eiuziamis Mnuinx . . President N.ix'iunii1: I.AizsiiN . Vice-President IIQAN SwANsnN . . Secretary Miss Vifim Pimi i' . Faculty Advisor lhiyi- 35 Inu A H0 EROGM SEVE TEE HOMEROOM MEMBERS 1 I lQm:': Lol.: iiniisvli, iflaiiic i7L'fK'I'S, iVim'ylyii Kirkp.itrici4, Ni.lrilyii Xkyfltlill. Allkl x x Inriicc Luynmii. Mrs. 'I'lioiiipsun. nlfllv Ruin Mary Lou Davis, Virginia Mnrtiii. Dorothy XVciss. Iam- ifldiiic Cimcy. Umm IoAmi Hahn. wk Rmzx- Lila Cir.xuci'. loAmi Kcnncdy. Rt-gin.: Lyiimli. Mary D-:ll liixgvl, Uclurcs Adult I7 mt T icttvitqill OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Aiiiiizm' MANsFliil,n IJEIURES Anoirf . Donoriiv Wieiss . IANE ELAINE COVEY . . Mies. C. H, Tiioixwsow . DOROTIIY FLADIINQQ . . Prcsidciit Vice-Prcsidcnt . Secretary , Treasurer Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor fs-lffsfp ! ACTIVITIES j hl?,.J Ci 'X x 5' Z: I I f X X . Z X i BIG SISTERS Ifroril: l'i'icc. lVlcAlpinc, ilovppncr, Miinn, lliish, XVoltnmn. Mclton. lllillcllc' Spinh.n'ncy, Hzinsvn. VVvlnlv, li. Xvaillzicc, Hziiitsh.ii'g0r, Stccl, Miss Hcnry. ff.n'1f: R. VV.ill.ict'. Diigun. VVisc. l,ziiici', lfhrich. Ungcr. 'l'hc lliq Sixtcrs Oi'q.ini:.ition was loiinclccl clcvcn ytxirs .iqo with thi- purposc of lurtlit-r inlcrcst- Illq thi- xtmli-nts in school nctiviticx, lliroiiqlmoiit thc- your ol 10-I7 und I0-IH thcrc wurc twciitx'-two niciiihcrs in thc oi'q.ini1.ilion choscn on thc lmsis of loyalty, sinccrity, xcholzirship. lctiulcrsliip, and coopcraitioii. MEMBERS OF BIG SISTERS Si'rzi'orw: liliznhctli lVl.mn, liirst Counsclor: lo Ann Unger, Sccond Coiinsclor: lo.in Spinlmriicy. 7 5 Scci'vt.n'x': Alice Hush, 'l'i'c.xMircr: Dcllu lflorinc, Arlcnc lfhrich, Nlnry Duqain, lzitricin l ricc, Virqinigi XV Nt l3l.ii'lciic XVchl1. Aiinli'-sy Mvlton, Ruth Vvzillticc, loiin Ary, Dorotlil' Liiucr. lflctiiioi' VVoltin.in. Iimiorf: Iovcc Hanson, lln Ioycc Hovppncr. lrvnc lVlcAlpint-, Rolwrtzi llaiitslxirqciy laint- Ani Su-i-lv, Ann Nlclloy, lzicttx' Vhhilliicc, A Scptcnilwcr . Oricntution program and party for freshman girls. October . . Homecoming fnvorsf-fMegaph0ncs. Novcmhci' . Dccorntc Confcrcncc Room New blanket l'l7l' Col, licccnilwi' . Lihristmris clccoiwitioils :md contributions. lainiialry . . Sold i'cfi'cshmcnts :it homc games. llchruaiiy lVl4ii'ch April . Mziy . SCHOOL YEAR PROGRAM . , School party. . . Book Rcvicw. . Lfommunity Sing. . lnitizition. 1 POW WOW ourn allstnc tranaanq an Walson Hlqh as offered throuqh the Pon Wcazz the oaq an of mms la appenmq an school The Pow Wcvzzf as pranted every Monday ln the Cherokee Darlq Times alter a full xxeek s preparataon by the editor oan Ary capably assisted bv erry Alanqh the staff and faculty 2adxasor Miss Vera Pratt 'Ihn beqannanq of the Pow Wozzf may be traced back to an Enqlash class proaect vthach dexclopcd unto the present full newspaper sheet The choace of an lnda an name probably oraqa n ated from the m my lndaan names characterazanq Walson Haqh On Tuesday mornmqs the staff meets an the assembly to dascuss the paper to make anter waevts and to crataclze and make Improvements The deadlme for news artacles features eda tora als and the entlre make up of the paper as at the begannmq of the meetanq Staff members fanlanq to xx rate an assaqnment or meet the deadlane are placed on the black last Assaqnments for the folloxxmq xx eek are received on Fraday mornang from the edator lhe Pou lVou h as an exchanqe last wath school papers from all over the Unated St atcs and thc x araous school papers receaved are kept m the Pow Wozzv room for new adeas and for readanq enjoyment C lassafaed as an extra curracular 2actavaty the Pow Wcaaz offers credlts to the staff nacnabers QUILL A D SCRULL Quill and bcroll vs as hrst orq anlzed nn Walson Haqh m 1938 rl here xx ere sas ch utu num bus sponsored by Mass Norma Harvey Qualahcataons for membershap are scholastac averaqe rankanq an upper one thard of tha rl ass student must be a lunxor senaor or post qradu ate and doanq outst andanq vtork an has held an tht school publac ataon recommended by the secretary of uall and bcroll and reconam-.ndcd bv the sponsor of the school publacataon Nlcnabers of Quall and Scroll are presadent erry Almqh vaee presxdent Don Royal srcrctarv Dorothv l auer Dean Deuel Elazabeth Mann o2an Spanharney oan Arv and Var qanaa Wxse Inataataon for mvx members was held on Apral 6 1948 It consasted ol an mataataon acre monv and proqram and 2a dmner Those present were the old and neu members and thcar par rnts alonq auth seural representataves from the local newspapers Nut mrmbrrs art lyle Mmkler ames Eqqert Roberta Hantsbarqrr ane Ama Strclc lla ox a llotppnu Dale Adolph and Flemor VVoltman I 2 5 ' 2 .' .' t ', ' '2 ' 2 2 ' ' 2 , 2 2.. . 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Vaaayvl PUVV W Front Ron Unger Bethke Price Woltman Mann ohnson Lmgle A Splnharney Nonken Meloy M159 Vera Pratt Mzddlt Ron Flormc Hocppncr L'1ucr Ary Wise Spmharncy MOQICT Armbrccht Lwrscn Hantsbargcr Bull Ron Roytr Dturl Adolf lggcrt Allnqh Mlnkltr Stcclc Huqht Brown Sll'l'lOl'lSCI'l POW WOW STAFF om Ary rs the editor of Pow WOIIV asslstint edltol erry Allngh nevss vxrxters Delores Brown and Ann Meloy edxtorlals Eleanor Woltman and Elnzabeth Mann features ane Ann Steele Vxrgmxa Wxse Dale Adolf lla oyce Hoeppner musxc oan Spmharney eartoons erry Alxngh md Dem Deuel gxrls sports Betty Lmgle boys sports Don Royer Don Mosmer and Lyle Mmk ler photographers Bob Belcher and Bob Swanson proofreader Barbara Armbrecht exchange Clara blmonsen and lean Nonken flunky Ann Spmharney typxsts o Ann Llnqer uamta Bethke Pxtrucn Price amd Dell1 Florme Prom I ' ' 'J ' ' . , 1 , , '. , ' , Q , , 1 . , 1 . . I i ' 2 . ' 4 ' ': I ' p ' ' ' ': , Roberta Hantsbarger, Lenore Larsen, Beverly Iohnson, Ted Andrews, james Eggert, Dorothy Lauer, 1 ' ' 2 ' : 1 I . ' ' 3 Y ' - l 1 1 I 2 ' 1 l , I . 3 : ' : '. .1 I t , l ' . W HIGH SCHUUL CARNIVA As we pass along the street on the night of Decemher 5. I9-l7. we hear over the loud speaker. 'iflurryl hurryl come on, folks. the doors are wide open. Hearing laughter, music. and noise, we are curious as to what can he going on at Wilsoii High. As we enter we discover that it is the 'iliig Carnival . The gym was gaily decorated with many different hooths of skill and all sorts of games. A popular and interesting attraction was the heauty parlor just try their new look . Anglers could go fishing in the fish pond and, if lucky, catch a worth-while prize. VVestern Union girls were on duty for those who had to send messages. You could even shoot a game of golf if you could find someone who wasnt doing something else. Ar eight or nine o'clock everyone went upstairs to the minstrel show. Songs, music, jokes. made the minstrel show one of the main events of the evening. After the show we waited for the drawing to he held. since there were a turkey and a ham to he given away and also the door prize. 'llhe most exciting and the higgest event of the evening was the crowning of the King and Queen. 'llhe freshmen candidates were Betty Melton and Riley Richardson: sophomores, Delores llrown and lohn Node lVlcDonald: juniors, Louise Bong and Ted Graves: seniors, loan Arv and Hill McDonald. Everyone voted and the thermometer kept going up. 'llherc developed a race lwetween the junior and senior candidates, with the red line going up and tip until the announcer, Hugh VVolfl', called Times uplll When the voting ended loan Ary and llill lX'lcl3onald had heen chosen to reign as King and Queen of the i947 Carnival. .l :-it i HUMERGUIVI PRESIDENTS' ORGANIZATIO '-Ir.---.,,. :Fw-stil or-as lronrRo11 Htlsltt Mtloy l nnont MlIlSllLlLl Molton VVtbb It X nn tx n omwso t t tsqu ss tncttsn Dcmocrlcy IS thc antlthesns of 'all qovernment by pr1v1leqe The consent of the qovcrned must tt evcry turn check and determme the actlon of those vxho make and execute the laws A qood ex tmplc of thus IS our homeroom presrdents organlzatxon The members must be CI1fl'lUSllSflC vullmq to take tht xnmanvt xssumc the respons1b1l1ty mvolved tn the actrvttles and h we thc ahrhty to dnrcct ull students rn the rrqht mterests Ths council of tvx elxe members which lncludes the executxve from each homeroom meets regu ltrly to dxscuss student actxvnttes md mmke plans for brg htqh school proqmms such as the hxqh schoolclrn1v1l and the vocatlonal conference 1m Egqert oan Ary and Ruth Wsll me who repre scnt the sennor homerooms are president vlce presrdent and secretary respectn ely Other members Include juniors Lyle Mlnkler Ann Meloy and Conrad Iundsqaard sophomores Kty Hetsler Durrell Webb and Ronald Thompson and freshmen Prenuss Lwmont Audrey Minsheld and Euqene Morton Mr M uh innah and Mlss Henderson Ire faculty sdxlsors 1470 ,NWN N , 3 ci Q I 5 3 . x AQ . . 3. x ,x A 5 I ., . ,4 A I R tv. q .. 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K , I ' , 2 c 2 W , ' -s ' - ' ' , ' - ' Av ' ' 5: ' , .2 1 . .K 1- 5: z 1 . z , a a . 1 ' - 2 1 . 2 . i t . . 2 2 ' ' '. 3 1 z . 3 15 UCATIONAL C0 FERE CE ames Eggert presldent of Homeroom Presl dents Organnzatlon opens the doors of W1lson Hlgh School to annual xnvxtatxonal Student Vocal txonal Conference 'ames presncled 1s chsnrmm for the general assemblnes of the diy Students representmq all thc county schools and surroundmg terrxtory attended Cherokees twelfth annual Student Vocatnonal Conference February 18th About 500 students were present The program was headed by Dr Ray Bryxn of Iowa State College who spoke on Choosmg an Occupation and The Romance of Lengthen mq Shadows Many of the conference spexkers represented colleges and schools all over lout Several professxonal and busmess men of Chero kee held class conferences also These included Rev E fseller Rev F D Walker Attorney Lester Ary Dr Don Koser Dr G Flexg Ed Mallory lCherokee pharmaclstl and Mrs Edna Armbrecht llocal msurance agentj Some of the c areer helds dlscussed lt the conference lncluded Enqlneermg Nursmq Su ence ournalnsm Vetermary Medlcme Busmess Opportunntxes Home Economlcs Te xchmq Relnqxous Fxelds 1nd Beauty Culture On the days program were tvxo soclal hours under the supervxslon of the Honor C Club and Blg Slsters orgamzatlons The general assemblxes were h1ghl1ghted by the performance of several musxcal groups mcludmg the boys quartet freshm1n gurls sextet and the semor gxrls sextet B111 McDonald played a plano solo and Shlrley Nystedt of Larrabee sang several selectlons The program w1s rounded out wxth motron plc tures of vsrymq mterests Thls annual event was under the supervlslon of Mxss Estella Henderson 'md Mr H A Mahannah and was sponsored by the Homeroom Presidents orgam atnon Pye l t - , . 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L LN U NIL IN IN Ull lllltk ltollxt S6lCLf xoLLeQ Lhosen from the Boys md Gxrls L horus on the hasxs of ahnlnty md lov alty m 1lLL up thL Mtud L hortm Thus qroup under the dtrectnon ol Mlss Paulme ohnson SlI'lVLS for qood h lrmonv md lntonatton Members of Mixed C horus have displayed their tllcnts It thL L hrxstmxs proqrxm IINISIL contests Baccalaureate and many other funLt1ons Frm I' :L-1 lark llricc, ll. H 'gp L'r. I L Sp' la -y, lil-a ' VV lt Ln, l 11- N..'l, Ina l'mralL'y, Darl-nL XVL-l l. l'.Ltriria llric-. fn R t-', L'lL Pm xl, I y'- HL .' , Sl 'l-y Ilvk, L '- SL- ' ml I' li 41 tn' M ' . loan lit . ' 1 'l1olt, Rol 'rta Hant.'largL'1', U rothy l.z 'Q 7V', , lVl.'V'l A .',D Q A' :I'0r,la li 'llliz 'lvlllvfll lL'Lm': l,LvuisL' Bong, lam' Ann StL'L'lL'. Sally l,L'I'I'lIl, Ruth xVklll1lCL', Ianict' Alwls, Patricia Dunn, loan SRIQIIIUSS. l'm.u'lw.u'a Arnl 1'-'l1t, lv. Ll 'ha I -k. p, L Si pi , lu t S 'at .' , lca N li' , l,l't'llllSS ,L mt, Ii.':L'1L' 1' un' UL R I' 'l'-l A l x It lVl lily, lam liggcrt, Dah' Ad ll, DL JI.: R. lqt . 1. n VVl1itL'- BOYS' CHGRUS nur L oxxxx nnont R ulston VVolfI Roxtr lVIo1 on I lk L I UN K U 'ISU IIS 1111 X IIINUII llt IN K UII 1 at o 71 1 :no L o x VN lntt ho lloxs Chorus nmltr the Cxullent cllrutlon of Norman Meytr IS composed of thntw txxo hnqh sthool hovs They performed It the v mous IHUSIC proqrams throuqhont tha wt xr In tl t sprlnq tluv took plrt Ill the state mnqu Lontcsts Fxrst Tenor Ihlt Adolph IVI mon liruxu Iospv ohnxon VVLndtl loxxlv lx an Muller IAUQKIH Nlorton I LRov I mls rson :tk I r Robert Redm U1 Second Tenor Don lld Bush Roqar Frlbbne Prentlss Iamont Uon ald Mosler beorqe I errm Kelth Twlor Bcmtone uk B ull mtynt xmas Eqqert ohn lVleDon1ld Douql is R llston Donald Sghnell Tom Steele Bob Svx meon lmes W ill me 1mCs WhlILl1l3llSL Allan VV1ln1ot Hnqh VVollI Bass lVILrlvn I5 ull antvna D+. an Deucl IeRov I mxon Q h urlts I xqht Don Rover Ron xlcl Thompson lltl Front lXlUlI lir- l,I'lC', I, ', I,. , Q .' , , . 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GIRLS CHORUS ramr Ron anana Bootbby lla Hoappnar Maaylyn Knkpataaek Ila aaaor Wo ran an a Nash oan Braay aa VN w I I I a Cram Raat oyca Hanson bharlay Punk oaaan Brown Ann SPIIIIIIFIR aoaaa aaaaa n I oa Sp al ara ay oyea Baalay a an Nonkan Dorothy Laaaar Varqanaa asa Lala Insa M aay M aaq nat Iaaft Ruth Ann Ad aans Donna I'owaII Lgnora I arson Slaaron Iaahaanan Sdaalak aaaap Ions Snnpxon Diloaas anson Mary o Iiaarbaaana a an Su aaaxon Qaaa a aaa aa a Ian IVI aIa aaaaa aIa IVI aay Dnq an Ioansa I o Under the abIe danataon of Mass Paulane ohnson nausae mbtruetor members of Garls C horns q athnr for praerau txxo mornmqs a vaeek Thebe garI5 have been 5eIexted by try outs Irom the four LI asseQ of haqh 5611001 to make up the GarIQ Glee Club They have entert amed it Vuspnr suxages musac g0nteSts and many other proqrams 7 If ': -- ', . ' z ' A in I z,Iaan' z:.Iz zI', D. 'Ivaac 'a-lvl, 'za riciaa Ia cc. In cr, I ' a .' , I ' , I Q ' . .I ' A 'y, Sa-' IP Ion Jvc. I .nf aaaa 'a , I I I'a ', ' a ', 'A' 'z 'Q isl, Third Roar: S.aIIy IIa'a'rin. Robcrtn H1aaatsbna'ga'r, Gzaylc Danna, Ruth VV4aIIzaCc, Delores AdoIf, Izanica' Alu-Is, Iauaaa l3.'1a'la' I 1 Ioaaa S WI, CI. 'a . ' ' 4 1 a , 4 Ra , . 5 ng. 1 Q ' y - ' 'SS 6 ' I . ' S' . ' . . ' L- ' S' 3 B. i , i Y '- . , ' L. 2 , ' ' . , . , l - I I i Sf . It ' ' I -I . 2 2 A c 'f ' . .' .II W - -I. ' 2 K .. STATE CH!-XIVIPIUNS '.,....,.-W--,.-.- - A MARCHING BAND MEMBERS Front Rmr: Arlene lfliricli, Theodora Peters. Sally McClintock. Lois liliricli, Ioan Bralcy, Patricia Price, Donald Sclinell, Clara Sinionson. Clara Lew Nlahaimali, Alice Ralston, lean Swanson, Pretty VVallace, Betty l'eti'r- son, Harlvara Miller, Mary lo Snyder, Mary Hurlluert, lim Covey, Iackie Osterlinq, Riitli VVallace. Sviivnf Row: lVlary lVlontgomery, Beverly Iohnson, Ioyce Kelly, Nlarylyn Kirkpatrick, Dale liengston, Billy Clarxon, lfverett l'arundeen, lane Ann Steele, Ioan lluclis. Beverly Vannatta. Bonnie Olson, Sherry Vvliecler, Charlene Conley, Marilyn Parker. Kay Heisler, Tfuril li'un': Iune Nash, Albert Alingli, Lois Ritter, Ianene Bootlihy, Louise Bong, Howard Klatt, Darlene Vvelwlw. Devi- Ritter, Geraldine Day, Ioy VVetrosky, Iaines WhlfL'hOllSK', Roberta VVlieeli-r, lack Pmallantyne, lVlt'rlyn liallantyne, XVendel Lowry. lay Byvrly, Dennis lloeppner, Alma Wiliiiot, Ierry lfogleinan. Barlv lx'm1'.- Lois Simpson. Carlton VVlweler. lean Schalekamp, lim McCoy. Allen XVilniot, Buddy Sinkey, lrvnn McAlpine, lvladeline Broderick. Pi me 9 WILSON HIGH BAN C herokee Hnqh School M nrchmq Band yourneyed to Pocwhont is one sunny day m October md there m 1 eolorful p trade vs as the reexplent of 1 superlor ritlnq The mwrchmq bmd under the lexdershlp of 1 new clrum majorette une N1sh que ln eseellent shovtmq at every per formmee thus year Dlrected by Normwn Meyer the band proqressed meely from 1 rlther medlocre beqmmnq due to the fiet there were elqhteen nexx members to 1 bind of xxhlch we 'Ire justly proud The mirchmq band qive x irxed and strnlemq routines at the home football q xmes md xt one out of tovtn qime All told nt xx as x very sueeessful season Personnel of the bind IS is follovxs Clannets P1tr1c121 Prnce C larx bnmonsen Betty W mll lee Marv o Snwder M xrv Hulbert l ous Ehrleh B arb xr 1 Mxller Alxee R xlston Don xld behnell Betty Peterson llll L ox ey e III Svx inson Comets Merlyn Bxllmtyne Wenelel l osx rv lek Ballmtyne nn Whltehotxse Denms Hoeppner Dlrrell Adimson erry Foqlemm Hovt ard lwtt Trombones ohn MeDon1ld Buddy Smleev Crerxldme D IV Tom Steele Flutes mene Boothby l ounse Bonq ly5l Bass Homs lxm McCoy Ronald Thompson Bantones D xrlene Webb C h nrlton Wheeler Bantone Saxophone She rry Wheeler Tenor Saxophone o an Fuehs Alto Saxophones me Ann Steele Beverly V ann 1tt1 Everett Brundeen Bully Q nson M lrylyn P 1rl2er C h irlene Lonlev D 1le Benqston Bonme Olson Alto Clarxnet om Br uley French Horns Robert1 Wheeler oy Wetrosky Dexe Rltter Bassoon C lun levx Mehmnih Bell Lyre Lots Simpson Cymbals Drums Albert Almqh ay Bverly lrene lVlcAlp1ne M idelme Broderxele Allen Wxlmot Drum Malorette une N ish Color Bearers Arlene Ehlleh Ruth Will xee Indxan Theodord Peters Baton Twulers Alam! 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'4 . ,f 9 4 4 A A is 2 if x , S.,a,,A'Z4A E g 5 img xx Q If A A WGRKA D PLY Cherokeans take part in the nation-wide Pepsi-Cola Brain-Derby. Bill McDonald. Iames Eggert, Virginia Wise and Dean Deuel are Hlling out the preliminary infor- mation before they start the-and it's really a stiff examination- -two-hour test. Does Cherokee Public Schools own at World War plane like this one in the pic- ture? Yes, indeed, this is our own plane purchased by students and the school board for educational purposes. lt Hrestsn at the local airport. The girls in Big Sisters' Organization have a lot of fun as they entertain the high school assembly at a pep meeting. Ill :ge 5-I X 1 ATHLETICSl ig 'S CHEERLE DERS Much credit goes to these faithful Mpepper-uppers for they gave VVilson High the pep and school spirit that sped them on to victory. The cheerleaders assumed complete responsi- lwility for the pep meetings. They also spent considerable time practicing and introducing new yells. These girls took care of miscellaneous duties, such as handing out game programs, chang- ing game advertising signs, arranging track awards. etc. Our thanks also go to them for deco- rating the assembly for the crowning of the Homecoming Queen and Tomahawk Relays Queen. These loyal lassies followed the teams to every game and ahly represented Cherokee at all sports events. The cheerleaders this year were: Mary Dugan lhead cheerleaderl, Delores lensen, llinny VVise, loan Spinharney, and Ann Meloy. The newly selected girls who made up a part of the group were lietty l.ingle, Sharon Fuhrman, and Louise Bong. Their faculty advisor was Miss Shirley Dailey. I Homecoming Holiday llcr Royal Higlmcss: CQIIIEHN IOAN Am' Cfourt Attl'ml.mIs: l,.Xl'RI1l.'X l'm:1-1 lDAxe1,raNli Wrilara lilll.-'Xlllilll MANN lcmlw Llwlprale Quvcn, .xttcml.mts, :mal chccr loaders on srugc alltcl' c'or'mmIion CL'I'CIIlOI1y. Royalty lcauls thc parnclc of llozits, lloxmx PUXVIQII. and Wll.NlA CU1ZIlRAN sail over Spirlt l.41l4c in the winning lloar I l lmm'r00m 24 l. ll.1ts ull' to flu' lunior lligh floats. xl' . fsyfxw .Z -lfgnd lvlfs Q4 L.- ,X svn '1--f V- 'ff 151'- hl., ,, X x , ' ' 8 fa--- Q 'ff--se -'fl--, 'l- A un. Q is x XV? x Q, dx Q N 1 tw ' N3 , I ,N . ,:.. K. xx W.- ' L .fi N ' t MX L rg Lvl- N , 1 . X GfF?Qur W 4 -Q: if t A Ms x ' SQFZQQ 2 ii PEP BAN 5N3F'U4' Front Ron 'anene Boothby D1rlenc Webb om Brllcy Mnlcllt Ron Tom Steele Allen Wllmot lolm McDonald Wcndcl Lowry Mt-rlyn Bxllmtynt om I uchs Roberta Wheeler Cl ara Lew Mlh innah Beverly V mn lttu It un Swanson Icp bmd under the dxrectlon of Norman Meyer plays an xmportant part ln school functnons They play at each pep meetmg and between games at all home basketbwll contests Members of the pep band whlch IS a voluntary group are Clarmets Patrxcla Prxce Clara Margaret Snmonsen Donald Schnell ean Swanson Cornet Merlyn Ballantyne Wendel Lovx ry ack Ballantyne Trombones Buddy Smkey and Tom Steele Bass Horn nm McCoy Barxtones Darlene Webb and Charlton Wheeler Tenor Saxophone oan Fuchs Alto Saxophone ane Ann Steele and Beverly Vannatta Flutes anene Boothby Alto Clarmet oan Braley French Horns Roberta Wheeler Bassoon Clara Lew Mahannah Cymbals lean Schalekamp Drums Irene McAlp1ne and Allen Wilmot Page 58 K . ' ' 2 Q ': I- , 2 , I 1 , 2 . ' . 1 ,, ,' - ' . Z v , ,' , i Q , ,' I 2 Back Row: Iamcs McCoy, Izxmcs Whitehouse. Donald Schncll, lack Bnllantyne, lean Schnlckmnp c P V ' I . : ' . c . . D I I . FO0TB LL X X VVILSGN HIGH BRAVES 1 - , , i. ,. mi X f 2 ' X FOOTBALL SQUAD MEMBERS In-nt Row: lack liunkcrs. Iohn McDonald, lVlarx'in lxvck, Don Roycr, lind l'cri'in. Lylv Miiililcr, Ronald l'igioIt, Dali' Inlins. lVlanagci'. mum! Row: Raynioncl Hahn, l'rcntiss Lamont. VVilson VVilcox, Nathan Phipps, Bill lVlcDonalcl, Dcan ljvnvl. Dun Clrcvii, Ronald Clottshalk. lfngcnc Morton. llngh Wmulff, Nlanagcr. limi Rona' Assistant Coach McClintock, Donald Nord, Kcnmorc Nilns. Holi Larson. Tcd Gram-s, Ciornlon Alu-ls. l,x'lv Cfraiic, Cliarlcs Liglit. livn Sonlvs, Ronald 'lvl1OI11PSOI1, Kcnncth liycrly, Coach Huchnvr. inrrlz Rimx- loin lilurinc, livorgc l'vrrin, Lloyd Cline, Dick Hyndnian, 'll-al Aiidrcws. Conrad I.nmlsga.nrnl, Holi Swanson, Holi Otis. ark Ron-f Holi Nivlson. 'l'ony lk-tcrson, Don Mosivr. Douglas Ralston, Inn VVallauc. Lui Spvncvs. llvnry Law wiicc, loc Icnlcins. I :fu I We the Students of Wnlson llxqh School honor the people ol our Cnty md Commumty for the splendrd support qnven our Foot lu all bqu td Your support not only uded nn term morllc md deter I I'llfl0ll to V111 but llso JVL hnmunl means to provxde th tt um yyrth nevt equlpment md supplncs Mly vxe llso express our xpprecntnon to the Quarter Bxck Club for qxvmq the team 1 free trrp to the Brq Ten Game at the Unlvexslty of Ioyvl Thinks to the Rotary Club for the1r line support md the Football Dmner We honor our Coach Utto Huebner md Assnstmt Couh tnmq ttloxts vyhrch mxde possnble our successful selson The lonq hne ol vnctorles lS 1 monument to tour lqa. lbrlxty 1nd yudqmcnt Ang to the telm orchrds md conqrltulxtlons from the f1C ulty Ind students xx ho hue been honored md made proud by your vlctorncs beldom does 1 school h vt unddelted football sea san We are proud to bo ist tyxo surh sv. xsons nn IS m my years We look xnto 1948 1949 m mtncnpntxon of seernq more yncto nts vxon for Wilson Hrqh 11479 F1 ANNUAL ROTARY MONDAY NOVEMBER 24 I947 c HAIRMAN Alzenlh NELSON REMARKS 11 Hrgh Coutlz, ALLEN HAYEK Ant Coatlz A I M CLINTOCK Cuutlz OTTO HUEBNER ADDRESS Ht.1dCoatlz E R STUBLR loud St lte Co -k 1947 WILSON HIGH Football Squad U-ndefeated and Untxed 'Gordon Abels Ted Andrews Jack Bunker Don Bush Ken Bycrly Jerry Clark Lloyd Clme Lyle Crane tDe'1n Deuel 'Bill Dooley Tom Florme 'Ted Graves Don Green Dxck Hyndman Joe Jenklns Prentlss Lamont Bob Larson Henry Lawrence ' Charles Llght llcgje Ames, loud Lugene Morton Don Molser Bxll McDonald John McDonald James Mcllarlane Bob Nlelscn Kenmore Nlms Don Nord Bob OIIS M xrvm Peck 1Bud Perrm Ceorge Perrin Tony Peterson Nate Phlpps Doug Ralston Mlke Ryan Don Royer Ben Soules Lee Spence Bob Swanson Ronme Thompson Jlm Wallace Conrad Lundsgaard Darrell Webb Gary Maffm Earl Webb Lyle Mmkler Brll Wllcow FOOTBALL MANAGERS Hugh Wolf Dale Jullus HONORARY GUESTS Tom Boothby Jr John G1lchr1st Barney Bowen Norman Meyer Ld Ralston Boyd Covxan Hou ard Montgomery llarley True Anton Dahlgren Lyle Poulson Dr J H W1se Ceorge Wllson 1947 TEAM HECO 1947 1946 Cherokee 24 Ida Grove 3 0 Cherokee 26-Holstem 36-0 Cherokee 38-Emmetsburg 32-0 Lherokee 33 Sheldon 1 0 Cherokee 33 LeMars 6-0 Lherokee 46-Spmt Lake 13 Cherokee 53-Spencer Lherokee 38-Sac Clty Cherokee 32 Storm Lake 3 0 Total 323 Opponents 'Pal Deuel Creen Crane McDonald C raxes Pt rrln Cottshalk Abels L nrson Phipps to 19 for the opponents Boyd Slnkey Sconng 1947 S S S S S S S S S IIIIIIIIII ' l ' l ' ' ' I' 'I III II llllllllll Ill ll A I mmnu ummm .. . 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' 20 ..' 19 Last season we defeated the same nine teams scoring 251 points vc 1 FOOTBALL GAMES The C,herokee Braves added nme more scalps to thear belt to make a total of 18 consecutave unbeaten untaed qames for a tvxo season record By v1rtue of thas record xxe xxere qaven undasputed lakes C7onference Champaonshap after our only competitor Esthervalle xx as beaten an conference P 'Y CHEROKEE 24 IDA GROVE 0 In thas qrad opener the Braves dovxn the much amproved f-lavx ks From the start at was evadent they vaere no naatch for the C,herokee eleven C aptaan Don Green s offensave work was partrcularly outstandmq and q aaned the Braves tvto touchdoxx ns Deuel and C rane shared the remamanq twelve ponnts CHEROKEE 26 HOLSTEIN 0 The Parates held the Braves scoreless for the hrst h alf of thas qame xxath the C7herokee eleven holdang only a slnqht edqe an yardaqe gaaned At the end of the half Cherokee vxas poased on the 4 yard lme ready to score The Braves beq an the second half wath tom ahawks swmqmq to run the Holstem boys to a frazzle and an thc flrst play scored from 73 yards CHEROKEE 38 EMMETSBURG 0 The Huebncr mcn took thear larst Lakes C,onference qame vxlaach xx as much more of a qame th an the score naaqht le ad one to belaeve Three of these scoranq runs vxere at least 175 yard runs xxath excellcnt blockmq throuqh the lane The scormq honors xxent to Don Green xx hose speed and fancy footxx ork netted hum four touchdovx ns CHEROKEE 33 SHELDON 7 'l hc maqhty Br axes rollcd ox er the Sheldon locals vxhen they ventured there for thear second con ference vlan The Orabs nevcr c auqht up vxath the fast steppmq Braves untal the fourth quarter when the substatutes vxere un able to hold them for more than sax dovx ns on the fave y ard lme This was thc farst tc ana to cross C herokee s qoal lme Ball McDonald vx as outstandanq an has defensave play by spallanq anterfercnce and breakanq up plays behand the lane of scrammaqe CHEROKEE 30 LeMARS 0 The local eleven traveled to LeMars to dash out the first defeat of the Bulldogs on thear home held m ten years Thus q ame qave C,herokee possessaon of the Golden Horseshoe for the second consecutaxe ye ar The h alfb ack combanataon of Deuel and Green shone xxath tvxo touchdowns apiece From end to end the Bravcs lane ruthlessly beat down the heavaer LeMars lane for consastent losses CHEROKEE 46 SPIRIT LAKE 13 As a fattanq clamax for the ampressave Homecommq celebrataons the Sparxt Lake eleven found they h ad met more th an they could h andle as our aar assault became effectnve Passanq combmatrons xxath Phnpps Crane or Graves on the sendanq and McDonald receavang paled up more than xxas needed Ables an tackle around plays also vx as successful E . 1 . 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L, 1 1 1 2 2 Z 2 . c 7 . 7 .7 1 7 , , 2 , L 7 7: .7 1 . 7 1. 7 2 2 . 72 .7 . 1 . .Danica f CHEROKEE 53 SPENCER 0 The Br tves were too mueh for bpeneer and q uned y 1rd aqe on newrly every lttempt The scor mq honors were held by enqht dxfferent Cherokexns that nlqht Graves Deuel Perrm Abels lVleDon1ld Crme and Gottsh llk The lme proved superlor m every respect especl xlly wxth Mxnkler erlshlnq throuqh to smeir thexr plays for larqe losses CHEROKEE 38 SAC CITY 0 C apt un Ahels md hns tewm mttes won thus qwme m 1 drnzzlmq run thouqh they h md their h1cks to the xx all severll tnmcs However vuth the exceptlonal lme hzelunq they were lhle to keep the seort all om vt W The h llfhnlt eomhmatnon mme throuqh vuth I2 pomts lplece CHEROKEE 32 STORM LAKE 0 The tr mdntxon al Armxstnee D my q1me was pl ayed on the home held vxhere btorm Like Tornadoes sure reduced to hreezes The q lme vns pl1yed on 1 slxppery held hut th1s dxd not slow dovxn the offense The tenter of the lme Thompson Peek l xrson Mmkler md Abels qwe the needed p xss proteetlon throuqhout the q lme A ,ks Front Ron' McDonald, Phlppm Alxls, Crm cs, Larson, Wxlrox Afzddlm Row Soules Thompson, Cr Int, Qottshalk, Dtutl, Dooley Back Row Peck. Mmkler, Royer, Green. Perrm no ll ? ' a ' ' ' ' a li 2 z t L 4 . 5 - ' 5 Y ' ' 2 ' ' : ' ' . , t 1 1 T T 1 , A I 2 - 2 . . , f Q ' 2. . c 2 - '. -. . . . 4 4 . 1 . c ' c . ' . 1 c c L 1. t . . 'a 'z ' ', f' .' ' z ' I Q' ' ' -z . . xl ' 'Q . ' Z K ' ' T 2. c ' . f . , . ' K l . T 2 1. f 5. 7 1 . r Y, E1 xi. Z lc C f , x V ' f . ' ' 3 f , , .2 . , , 2 if Q iff ' I . . . FGOTBALL HO ORS IACK NORTH, Sports Editor of the Des Mcvines Register, honored six of Cherokee's grid stars on his 1947 All-State grid teams. Four of these six were placed on teams and the other two received honorable men- tion. Those mentioned were: BILL MCDONALD: end, senior, 5' 11 and 165 lbs., made the first team. Bill's outstanding blocking and tackling plus his uncanny ability to call plays earned for him the respect of his team-mates and opposing players and also the honor of being an all-stateru. DON GREEN: back, senior, 5' 7 and 145 lbs., made the second team. Don's speed and tricky running made him one of the most feared backs in Iowa. Don scored 84 points in the '47 season and many of those came from jaunts of more than 50 yards. DEAN DEUEL: back, senior, 5' 10 and 145 lbs.. made the third team. Dean, another speedster, supplied another part of Cherokee's scoring punch. Using his speed to great advantage he scored 99 points in the 1947 season with many coming from hair-raising runs plus his ability to kick conversions. Deuel was also named on the IDPA First All-State Team. GORDON ABELS: tackle, 6' 1 and 185 lbs., was named to the sixth team. Gordy's massive strength and power plus his blocking and tack- ling ability gave his opponents much sorrow and fear. When 'AGordy hit them they knew it. BOB LARSON: center, 5' 11 and 175 lbs., was given honorable men- tion. Bob, an excellent center, proved that he could do more than center the ball when he opened holes in opposing lines and stopped opposing backs cold without any gain. Bob was really rough , LYLE MINKLER: guard, 5' 8 and 160 lbs., also received honorable mention. Lyle, through his hard work and love for the game, cut down opposing ball carriers quickly and also cut down would-be tacklers to help make Cherokee have its second undefeated season in a row. Lyle is tough as they come: just ask some of the boys he played against! Page G4 BASKETBALL ,V XLJ f X f X! Ni J f , f , I lg ' . 'L S XNX X , If X I K X 4 I! ,ff f X XX 6 i X I kr J' I N g l Z f 4 r BASKETBALL TEAM MEMBERS 1 1 t 111 1 1 IJ 111 D1 ll I I51II IVILDOI1 1Id I'1oI1 L11so11 XV1Iso11 W1 eox mi 111 1 1 otts 11 1 1 1 o 1111 rlht Chuokte I11sketh1II squ 1d under the eo1eh111q of Otto lefty H11eI111w.r pxoduted th1 I lIxLS L onft renee eh1n1p1ons They xx on th1s honor for the hrst t1me for C herokee smu I 735 I 1 st 1so11 111th s1xtt111 xxms out of nmeteen st1rts They seored 791 pomts to the1r opponents olo I11 I 1 I111lw1lI st 1so11 1 111 he eor1s1dered one of the most s11eeessf11I 1n C herohee for some t1111t L III RUKPI -II IDA QJROVE 25 The Cherokee Brues opened tI1e1r I947 I9-IES I1 what I11II st1so11 111 VV1Iso11 II1qh Gym by defe1t1nq the Id1 Grove H wx ks 'I he Ham Its led ll h 1II 111111 hut 111 the 11111 11111nq h 1If the I3r1ves st1rted eI1ek1nq md vxon CISIIY B1II IVIeDon1Id forxx 1rd ltd tl 1tt lLIx xuth 20 pon s K IIPROKEE 47 STORM LAKE 30 The Braves st1rted the1r hrst L1kes Q onferenu. q1111a xuth 1 uetorv our the Torn 1does They led 1II the Wly 18 they d1spI1yed ln exeelltnt hr111d o I11sI1ttIw1II I51II IVItDon1Id vx1s h1gh seorer xuth I7 pomts FII 111-11111 l'1111': II11I IIx'I'I'Ill. Don Royer, Don cTl'L't'Il. Mik1 Ry. , I.yI1' Cilklll -, 1911111111 f'1111': 1'1 ' 1' , ' ' 1 . 1 , .' 'I' . '1'l1 ' l1'o11': CTKLICII II11eI111e1'. Rc III Cl :I1lk, N.1tI11111 I'I1ippx, TeI C21'11x't's. H1t1I XV IIT, M1 1t1e1' .1 1 ' ' ' 1 ' ' I 3 ' 1 ' I f QV w11I1 il L'OI1fCI'CIlCL' record of eleven wins and three Iosses. The Braves went through their reg11I11r L. .4 8. .' L .'.- 1 1 1' L1 ' , 5. Z L. . ' B1 ' 1 1 T 's 11 s ' ' 1 3 '1 S '1 ' ' ' ' ' 5 J ' T ' ' 1 J ' ' '. I i 2 3 - T , I 1 1 ' 3 ' - ' 1 5 ' ' f 1 ' T 1 'I 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 -A '. ' 1' 'I 1 1 ' 11 1 if' . ' 1 , '1 , ' 101 1 '1t.'. I -1 .. - Q ' 1 S 3 1 ' Q' J 1 I ' ti ' 1 A, ' 1 1 1 1: 1 1 ' 1 I 1 . ' ' 1 '13 A 'A ' , 1 Q HEROKEE 54 IE MARS I9 Runnmq then xaetoay struaq to three the Br axes sxx amped the I elVI ars Bulldoqs on the home eourt Ieadanq Zl 7 at h alftlme They xxere nexer threatened as Ball IVIeDo1a ald seored the nets for lf pomts C HEROKEE 40 STORM LAKE 36 The upset mmded Tornadoes lourneyed to our home court and foreed the Braxes Into thear hrst tough qame It xx as Close all the xx ay vxath the Braves never ua front by more th an 5 pomts Ball lVIeD0n ald was haqh seorer xxath 20 pomts C HEROKEE 35 SHEI DON 37 The Sheldon Arabs e ame to the C herokee qym and handed the Braves thear larst athletae defeat of the I947 48 athletae season Sheldon led all the xx ay a d employed a taqht defense to hold the C herokeans III cheek Q HEROKEE 25 QPIRIT LAKE 27 Cherokee suffered ats second straaqht loss on sueeessave xxeekeuds at the h ands of the Sparat I ake Indaans It xxas ra taqht defensxve qame xxtth the Indaans h axmq the better bv 7 poants C HEROKEE 45 LIENVVOOD I5 The Braves traveled to Glenxxood to play Leftys hometoxxn teana C herokee h ad lattle trouble overeomanq blenxx ood as the seore andae ares C HEROKEE 40 C OLINLII BI LIFFS tThomas elfersonl 35 Lherokee added another se alp to nts xtetorv strmq as at xxon ats seeond g ame an as many naqhts Ir xx as .fa elose qame all the xx ay as the haqhlv req arded T xx as not content behlnd qame proqressed and xxon easaly Ted Graves and Ball MeDonaId led the scormq parade vxath I3 pomts apteee L HEROKEE 37 5PENC ER 35 bpencer led Qherokee almost all of the qame and thmqs looked bxd for the Braxes Then an the 2 manutes remammq Cherokee made 8 poants xxath Bob I arson na akanq the lan al and xxannmq basket Bob xx as haqh pomt m an xxath I4 poants L HEROKEE 36 EMIVIETbBURC, 3-I Here as another q ame an xx hneh the Braves vxere nevea ahe ld by more th an 4 poants xxath the h all seore at 20 I8 an our favor Ball lVIeDon ald made the xxm nanq basket an the lan al 30 seeonds He and Ted Cr axes xx ere haqh seorers xxath Il pomts apaeee Q HEROKEE 50 SIBLEY 40 Q herokee xxon ats slxth q ame In aroxx xxath the Sabley Generals bemq their vaetam It xx as a loosely plaved q ame wath both teams massmq mrany shots CHEROKEE 36 SHELDCN 49 Traalmq 79 28 at the start of the fourth quarter the Braves defense vxenf eompletely apart and bheldon took the adx antaqe Ball McDonald scored 20 pomts for the e ause LHEROKEE 30 SPIRIT LAKE Zo Playmq xxnthout the servaees of forxx ard Bull IVIcDon ald xxho xx as out vxlth the mumps the Braves played a qood qQame and qamed rex enqe from the Inda ans an a close q ame all the xx ay Ted Graves took scormq honors xxnth I2 pomts C HEROKEE 39 IDA GROVE ll Addmq eanother vactory to thear 1lre1dy lonq last the Brax es defeated the HQaxx ks on the Idea Grove court The qame xxQas close all the xx ay untal the fourth quarter xxhen the Braxes pulled axx ay Ted brraves made I4 pomts we ff Q . ' .' if 3 ' 1' . -Q' QQ Q Q ' . ' Q ' if . Q . - - . f ' x 71 -T L x ' Q Q 5 KQ . 'QQ ' Q 'Q ' ' Q , - . Q 3 'Q ' . ' Q Q a ' Q 3 Q ' ' Q x - Q :'Q 3 . L Q 'Q in x X ' 4 I - T 1 I w I 5 1 f Q . T I- ps, 1 7 V w ' - we - ww ss' 1 ' K T A e L x 5 f .L an Q e :Q 5 Q 5 'Q .Q' Q 'QQQ . Q ' Q 3 . Q Q ' f - ' . , . - s . .. . ,. , - 1 . g Q Q ' Q . Q , . s . . ' ' 4 . Q ' c K ' . Q .. , - , ,. . if I 3 ' ' Q Q HK K. ,, K, 2, , K, . Q Z K ' ,K ., . K. K Q 'Q Q: K I KQ ' 'QQ' . - - . LHEROKEE 53 - Eb I HERVILLE 37f-After il slow stQart the Braves packed up speed Qas the . Q. . . . Q f Q ' 'Qs . - Q Q Q , Q Q ' Q Q N Q - . Q Q - , c i K e c K . ' Q Q ' . Q K, , Q . ' .Q .' Q ' ' Q Q ' Q: . 'Q 3 Q ' Q s - , . . . 1 Q C xl C 5 Q 'Q a Q : ' Q Q -- Q . ' Q Q f - , - e f Q ' . : .' Q Q ' ' Q J Q K ' . 'Q 5 Q ' 1 KQ Q . K Q Q Q. 1 ' L Tr' -1 T K C , Q 5 ' ' ' Q Q Q Q 'Q K . Q . A Q sf vy L C L . A - A f ' V' Lv 'w 51 yi 4 Z ' 'Q J ' ', Q ' Q K K' Q ' K Q 3 Q 3 KQ Q ' 'Q . Q . Q K Q ' 1 ' C C f 1 , Q . Q ' 3 ' ' Q . J . Q 'Q ' Q . Q ' ' Q ' Q ' Q 'Q . , Q : Q 1 v' CHEROKEE 47 - ESTHERVILLE 46- Playing their best game of the year. the Braves de- feated Estherville on the Midgets' home court. It was a hotly contested game with the score heing tied at the end of the first quarter 13-13: at the end of the half 26126: and at the end of the third quarter 39 39. Nate Phipps scored two free throws in the last 45 seconds to put Cherokee ahead. llc also was high scorer with I4 points. CHEROKEE 45 - SPENCER 29-ffCherokee needed this crucial game to stay in the Lakes Conference lead. Coach Huehners boys obliged and won easily. Boh Larson and Nate Phipps were high scorers with ll points each. CHEROKEE 50 - EMMETSBURG 3Of The Cherokee Braves clinched a part of the Lakes Conference crown with an easy victory over the E'HaWks. Nate Phipps was high scorer with I7 points, followed hy Don Royer with I4 points. CHEROKEE 48 - SIBLEY 31A--AThe Cherokee Braves won the Lakes Conference haskethall crown hy defeating the Generals easily on Sihley's home court. They were no match for the speedy Braves who have shown much improvement during the season. Nate Phipps was high scorer with BASKETB LL I4 markers. SECOND TEAM I t R Conrid lnndsqinrd ohn lVlcDonild Don Mositr LeRoy Linxon Stinky Rx in Douglas R tlston X C k Conch A I Mcf Imtock llirrl R Htniy L ivntnct Mtrlyn Ol Ln Ron rt Rtdin in Ron ild Hicks Ktith l ixlor nn VV ill ILL ngtm Moi on 4 8 Il l III Ptttrson Ceoiqc ltr fl iron on-: 1 . :las , I ' 2 , j 2 , QQ ja . K il 4 .' , ferr! ilar . Svcorirl Row: Bob Nielson, Lloyd Cline, Ronald Thompson, Bob Swanson. Lee Spence, lack Bunker, l'rentiss Laniont 1 Imax- I- ' ' s', l' ' 1, A ' Az ,lfj' 't . U41 'lr I u fveu ' ' Q , 2 'A ' M ri 171111 ff kay ,' j' . I. , , K 3 N yi K' x W X A as L 1 - Q. , ,bux - M y I94748 x BASKETBALL SCHEDULE if-. ' , HOME -minolrrffmmovz as . f I 541111515 rw ' - zisnnnou 'ff 'WESTIIIYIIJI j? 1' , x aisxnrv SUSPIIIT Un!! ff' f SMEHHUSBUIGY -3' af AWAY PSCHENKEE STOINLAKE' SPIIJTLAKET mnwoon .4 E Cbwffi 7 EHIETSIUS '4 .I I KYSIWILLKI 56 I1 ' IDA GROVE e ESTHEKYIILEW 'SPENCER 93 .SSIILEY 31 5 FHELUOI Q ' 5 'QW wi' ,E X Q 3 .X ' BOE LARSON NA'i'E Pumps DON GREEN BILL MlIDONAI.D DON ROYER DEAN DEUEI. Seniors RONALD GO'r'I'si DALE IULIUS GORDON ABELS MARVIN PEr:K BILL DOOl,EY Honor C Club Honor C Club is made up of boys who have earned a letter in one of the major sports of Wilson High. After earning a letter in football, bas- ketball, or track, the boy automatic- ally becomes a member. Bob Larson was elected president, Bill lVlcDonald vice-president, and Dean Deucl sec- retary and treasurer. Coach Otto Huebner is the faculty sponsor of the club. Some of the projects of the Honor C this past year have been homecoming programs, keeping the school clean and getting new cheer- leading jackets. 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Enrollment for nine more months. First football game at lda Grove. We won 34v0. G. A, A. picnic for freshmen. Constitution day program. Braves defeat Holstein Pirates 26-O. Big Sister party for freshman girls. Freshman-Sophomore party. Iourney to Emmetsburg to win first Lakes Conference game 38'-O. OCTOBER Sheldon scores on us there-Cherokee 3.3, Sheldon 7. LelVlars defeated on home field for first time by Braves'w3Of0. Spirit Lake herefffCherokee 46, Spirit Lake l3. State honors for marching band at Poca- hontas. 20-Zl Smile! Senior pictures. 24 3l 3 4 6 7 ll 21 25 27 28 P4100 Braves scalp Spencer here 53-0. Sac City--ftherev vCherokee 38, Sac City 0. NOVEMBER Senior guests of Rotary. Band Dinner. VACATION! ! State Teachers Association. Annual Armistice game with Storm Lake here 4Qil'l91'0li69 32, Storm Lake 0. ls there a genius in the crowd? Pepsi Cola Tests. Basketball! lda Grove here. We won 4l-25. Thanksgiving vacation! Defeated Storm Lake there 42-30. 77 CALE DAR DECEMBER LelV1ars cagers-here-Cherokee 54, Le Mars 19. Bingo! lt's the Carnival. Storm Lake Tornadoes 36: Braves 40. Sheldon invades home court and wins 37-35. Home Economics Tea. Spirit Lakefthere- Cherokee 25, Spirit Lake 27. Christmas Vacation! 1 Braves journey to Cvlenwood to defeat coach's home town 45-15. Stop-off in Council Bluffs--Braves 40. Thomas Iefferson 35. JANUARY Estherville--here-we won a 51 to 37 victory. Back to school again! Cherokee defeats Spencer--here--37- 35. Defeated Emmetshurg- there- 36-34. Sibley-here. Another victory---50-40. Cherokee is defeated by Sheldon 49-36. Spirit Lake falls to Braves. Score 30 26. FEBRUARY Freshman one-act plays. Defeated lda Grove 39-31. Take lead in Conference by defeating Estherville 47-46. Spencer-there-Cherokee 45 . Spencer 29. . Emmetsburg-hereYCherokee 50, Em- metsburg 30. Annual Vocational Conference. Cinch the Conference trophy by win over Sibley there, 48-31. Mr, Hoak, Alaska the Last Frontier. Puqe 78 I0 I0 ll lo 2-I 26 29 I 2 .5 6 9 I 0 I2 I7 Z0 26 Zo 29 .50 I 10 ll I2 I4 I5 lb I7 I8 20 2l 22 Ptiqe CLEDR MARCH Negro tenor soloist, Emanuel Mansfield. Big Sisters sponsor all-high school barn dance. Teachers lnstitute. Sophomore one-act plays. Assembly Iowa State Campanile Sing- ers. No Scliooll I Easter Vacation. More Vacation. APRIL Vocal and Instrumental Concert. Freshman-Sophomore party. District Contest -Vocal and small groups at Storm l.ake. Quill and Scroll Initiation. Holstein Relays. Contest for large music groups at Storm Lake. Ben Haniniond Ventriloquist. Tomahawk Relays. Senior Class Play. Senior visiting clay. lunior-Senior Banquet-Prom. Big Sister Dinner and Initiation. Final state contest for large music groups. MAY Final State Music Contest for large groups. Senior Examinations. MORE Senior Examinations. Cartlancl and Cook Itennisl. Conference Track Meet at Estherville. State Finals for small music groups. Baccalaureate. 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