Winterset High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Winterset, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1951 volume:

--vff f af LIBRIS . '52, QD 3 S X QTEK 1 .95 1 00lfMc50Z'QxKflfS9 'ln IIT' I - L ' .1' Lk V' 4' 4 . ,. A '.' ' , I. . ' 5. . I I ,,' I In ,w.fl,f ' V. 4' ' F, L .f L ,W gf ff, 1 iv! '41 . era. . .. , f 1 . ' ' cv- .-QQ -0 ' H gp , ' . A sl gh ss? :gui ziyiux, '14, 'L 'alia gr., - '! I ' 'aiizf li? I : TJ.,: C ' ' I 11, '1 A P x ' I Ls: 5 ,Q .' fiekx Dk Mi, in ,jiy N' 1 P i Pe unlusngpf Q ,ll In 0 un I Ill Ill Ill ll In III my all mm na L.: lu m m m Ill lllll'lll Ill H71 AW V J' .W e h We, the staff of the 1951 Boomerang, present this book to you, as a record of our high school days. It is our hope that, through this book, you mgy relive the events, and treasure the memories of the past. THE STAFF This page sponsored by BH.EEDING'S HARDWARE CO. 1 'A I 7 J 'F ll Ullll X illlll I - 5: ,F l nu , I . , . -,gy bn- Ef :ry ' sa: -V 1 : ff l, - A Q hd- -4 1 g f, . YW - A - v : - 1, 7 . 'Aff' ,Y YAY..Yg, V ' 'E , E 75 :S+ ai, ni! W - 1:1 Ln J A . 'L N r fc, r . ' ' ,Q K K 'f t 'I 1, f 1 X - f . 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DOROTHY HARPER Algebra, General Vocal Mueic Mathematics, Librarian 3, OLGA HOLLEN P Shorthand, Typing CHARLES McGAFFIN Physical Education, Boys' Athletics, W. Club CARL HUMPHREY HAROLD MENKE Bookkeeping, Merchandising Industrial Arts DELMAR JENEARY MEL PENROD Speech , Dramatics , American Literature MRS . KATHRYN KALE Bible MARY A. KELLEHER Home Economics, F.H.A. MRS. BERNICE MACUMBER,R.N. Home Nursing, School Nurse History, Business Law and Government, Assistant Coach, Hi DAVID RICHMOND General Science, Biology, Physics, Chemistry MARY J. ROSE Sophomore Ehglish, Publications , Joumalism RICHARD WATERS Economics, Social Problems, Physical Education, Girls' Athletics, W. Club iff f 4' l FFS, .Q ,. . ,M 2+ .,5 Eff gif ffl :1fi'f1 rf ' nfifi ,gE g l, f ' :g f ?ugg'if' Nfj , 35: .V 1 f i .., -5, , ' ,avf pf F n-PM 5 ' Y --f ?if ?f'fE7 'Wg , 1 Eff 51 , ff ,- ' 3? ',,- , qiaivv I fi H if Q F , H F, seg j g , zfigiiff ?9 , if F , Q1giE 1 kf 4, 1:11, K.. W ' f bi!-I -Nw ,Z - A ' , I Baum mafia. 'X ff, W W J ,. ,.. 'IEIIIIIHES Ht-7' DICK DONOVAN BEAKY Glee C. 1, Hi-I 1-2- 3-Lg HR Officer 23 Basketball l-2-3-L3 Track 3-ug Football 3-Lg Class Officer A. What would the school do without me? HdLEN LAWLESS W-Club 3-145 Y-Teen , Basketball 1-2-3-A3 Class Officer, Home- coming candidate, Boomerang L. All things come to her who waits, it comes sooner to 1167 who goes out to see what is the matter. JAM wmeielfzagm Sponsored by HILTON Q SON .g X JOAN CRAWFORD J D! Pep C., Y-Teen 1-2-3- hg Glee C., Chorus 2- 3-1.5 Banu, rm-ching B., Concert B. 1-2-35 HR Officer, Student Forum, lg Drematics C., Music Contest 2, Sextet 23 Y-Teen Cabinet 3-Lg Glee C. Officer, Drama- tics 3, Husky, Boomer- ang L. Recipe for having friends--be one. JACK RINGGENBE G Hi-Y 1-2-3-L3 F.F.A. 1-25 Band 1-2-3-Lg Husky Lg Band Festiv- al 3-lo: Dance B. 2-3- L3 Marching B. 1-2-3- Lg Concert B. 1-2-3- Lg Brass Sextet L. Just a movie 4- him- self. 9 QP ,, -. Q - I g .,,. , , .Fi A ,,, D Q Q if l'J,Vn-4 A Y ' : ,A , V V ., YI 77-E'f'f 4-hw + 1 Ffrrifrf' v f ' E ' A- Q, - ' fwf V zfiiiugfz ff 1 f- - x iii? gf, 4 A f l 49 gi ..,AY 1. 7 T 4 'A 95 'Q' f . 51 A' mf? i - 1 11 r i'::' ' - .. v--... ,LZ ..f' Q , I ,, , -.-... DARLEIE AULELSCN Glee C. Lg Y-Teen 1- 2-33 Husky lo. A perfect model of peace and content- ment. DALE ADD! HANDSQCE Pep c. 1-2-35 ru.: 1-2-3-L3 Football 1-3-L. The good die young. I'm not worrying. RALPH BAKER WIMP Dramatics 33 Hi-Y, Basketball , Football , 1-2-3-LS HR Officer 1-35 Student Forum 3 Class Officer 33 Hi-Y Cabinet L3 Merchan- dising 1.5 Football Co-Captain 1.3 Track 2'3'ha I could pass for wise if you don't care what I say. JIM BREEDING LARD Hi-Y 2-3-L5 Hunk? 3 3 Merchandising by Dramatics C. 2-3. Who knows? Someday I may be a million- sire. WAYNE BREEDING HABLE Dramatics C. 2-35 Dramatics 3-kg Hi-Y 1-2-3-1.3 Boomerang I.: Husky 3- If I don't look im- portant, my looks deceive me. DARLDIE BHIJEPI' BUBBLES Pep C. Lg Y-Teen 1-2- 3-Lg Merchandising L F.H.A. 3-L. Don't knock a thing until you've tried its GLEN BUCICLFS BUBBLE F.F.A. 3-L5 Football 1.3 St. Louis, Ho. 1-2. Wou1dn't it be ter- rible if we always had buttons instead of buckles? JERRY BUTLER BLONDI Glee C. 23 Chorus 25 Hi-Y 2-Lg Band 3-Lg Husky Ag Dance B. 1.5 Marching B. 3-L5 Con cert B. 3-1.5 Des Moines, Ia. 1. You may never knovg butler may someday be president . Sponsored by JACKSON EECTRIC lf TSQQQJ 1 X,ti:g A fw., a ,- U v' 1 FW Q C he 1 , V N:E?WsVT.ff 1 , As-ii 1 I 1 'Q 1 REBIZICA CAMEROII BECK! Pep C. 1-2-33 Music Contest 3-1.3 Y-Teen 1-2-3-1.5 Basketball 2-3: HR Officer 33 Merchandising Lg Glee C. 2-35 Chorus 2-3. Bonds of true friend- ship never rust . CHARLES CARE! CHICK W-Club 3-Lg Pep C. 1-2-35 Hi-Y 1-2-3-lo: HR Officer lg Bas- ketball 1-2-33 Hi-I Cabinet Lg Football 2-33 Merchandising L. He knows the precise psychological moment to say nothing. JAKE CHAHIAN JIM Science C. 2-33 Des Moines, Ia. l. I'n thinking of pro- ,pounding Einstein' s theory to the un- intellectual . IDNALD CLARK IIJN Pep C. 1-25 H1-Y 1- 2-3-hg Huek! In Basketball 1-23 Track 1-23 Football 1-2. Get thee behind me Satang but don't push too hard-I've already been shoved far enough. Sponsored by MARJORIE CLARKE MARC! W-Club 2-3-1.5 Pep c. 2-3-1.5 I-'run 1-2-3- L5 F. I-I. A. 35 Bae- ketball 1-2-3-bi Y- Teen Cabinet 3-I.. Locks as black as the raven, eyes as dark as the niglt. BARBARA CLARKSOH BARB Pep C. 2-35 Glee C. 1-2-33 Chorus 2-33 Basketball 1-25 Y- Teen 1-2-3-Lg Mer- chandising I.. I will leave to be in the hospital in- definitely. YVONRE CONARD Pep C. 35 Glee C. 15 I-Teen 1-2-3-I.. Quite a sophisticated maid . ROBERT DARNELL Basketball 1-2-33 Football 15 Merchan- dising be Well, didn't you know I'm Uncle Sam's neph- el? ITBOIL N. -or CZ' X, is Vx G' 4 F ,-,- -1 MARILYN DONOVAN YO YO Dramatics C. 23 Pep C. 1-2-3-L5 Glee C. 1-2-3-L3 Chorus 2-3- hg Y-Teen 1-2-3-L5 F. H. A. 3-L3 Dra- matics 3. I know it, but I just can't t hink of it. RA! GARRETT H1-Y 1-2-3-Lg nue- ky 33 F. F. A. 1-2- 3-Lg Boomerang L. An artist in himh self. DUANE GILLELAND W-Club 3-Lg Glee C. lg Chorus lg Hi-Y 1-2-3'L: F. F. A. 1-2g Football 1-2- 3-Lg Merchandising Lg Track 1-2-33 Bas- ketball 1-2-3-L. I'd just as soon be dead as stay in Win- terset every night. MARVIN GILLELAND Pep C. 2-33 Glee C. 1-2-35 Chorus 1-2-33 Hi-Y 1-2-3-L' Football 2-33 F. F. Af 1-2g Merchandising L. Look out, Navyg here comes WKiller.W VIOLA HARTHAN VI Y-Teen 1-2-3-Lg Hus- ky Lg F. H. A. 3. Smile and the world smiles with you... cry and you streak your rouge. JIM HAUN Hi-Y 2-3-L5 Basket- ball 2-3-Lg Foot- ball 2-3-Lg Hi-Y Cabinet L- Dramatics 35 Track 2-3-Lg Mary- ville, no. 1. There muet be a lot of hard work in him, for none of it ever came out. DICK HILDEBRAND Football lg Merchan- dising lee A dimple in my chin means I'm full of fun within. VERLE HONNOLD BILLY W-Club 1-2-3-L5 Bae- ketball 23 Hi-Y 25 F. F. A. 1-25 Track 1-2-3-L5 Football 1- 2-3-L. Catch me if you think you can. Sponsored by MILLER DRUG STORE M life... I . V LL f . Ah if L' ' we .ig . 5 J. -1 -.Ez , S,-XAQ' ,Aix , x S f h PATRICIA HUalELL PAT Pep C., I-Teen, Bae- ketball 1-2-3-L3 W- Club, I-Teen Cabinet 2-3-L3 Dramatic: 33 Class Officer 33 Stu- dent Forum, HR Offi- cer 1-2-3g Dramatics C. 23 Husky, Boomer- lns lo- Her heart has gone to sea. JIM HILTON Dralatice C. 2-33 Science C. 2-35 Pep C. 2-3-L3 Dx-antics 1-33 Hi-I 2-3-143 Hus- ky 33 Boomerang L3 Cheerleader 23 Assem- bly Committee 1. My idea of a nsrvy person is a teacher who V111 borrow a pen to give me a zero. NORHA INGRAHAH IDEM F. H. A. 3. Girls, you yill be sportin' a rock some- day, too. JOAI JACKSON JO Pep C. 2-33 Glee C. 13 !-Teen. 1-23 Band 1-23 Marching B. 1-23 Concert B. 1925 F. H. A. 3. She'd stop St. Peter's roll call to ask a question. DELHER JACOBE Pep C. 1-23 Glee C. 1-23 Chorus 1-23 H1-Y 1-23 Dramatics 143 F. F. A. 2-lo. My fomula for suc- cess is to start at the bottom and work everybody. JI! JENSEN Tl! Popejoy, Ia. 1-23 Ellsworth, Ia. 1-2. A lan after his own heart. vii KELTIEH POP C. kg I-TOO!! 1-2-Q 3-loi Basketball 2-33 ' FJLA. 3-L. She'e not Ma Kettleg Keltner is the nale in case you haven't heard. DAVID KEIT WO!!! Hi-I 1-2-3-Lf Her- ohandising I.. -I do nothing and do it well. Sponsored by SHOBMKEB HABIHARE wi JT' dl Y 'L.:, ,W psi-ll, V, ,. 1 4-1 , ...1 .-fr f - H +- , Tv, J... -x.. 5.--1-3 Ronmrcx KDJT Ron Pep c. 1-1.3 H1-Y 1-2- 3-L3 F. F. A. 1-2-3-I+, Merchandising I.. Girls, his heart is not for sale. HAXINE KERLEY MAX W-Club 2-33 Pep C. 1-2-3-bg Glee C. 13 Y-Teen l-2-3-L3 Chor- us 13 Dramatics 1-3- L3 Boomerang L3 Hus- ky L3 Basketball 1- 2-33 Y-Teen Cabinet 33 Homecoming can- didate L3 Cheerlead- er 2-3-L. When it rains, her hair deceives her name. BILL KIDDOO W-Club 1-2'3j Hi-Y 1-2-3-L3 Boomerang I-sg HR Officer 23 Basketball l-2-3-1.3 Track 1-2-3'l+Q Foot- ball l-2-3-L3 Hi-Y Cabinet 1.3 Merchan- dising L. Basketball he loves to playg he will make his mark in the world someday. ALICE KINGEHY Basketball 33 Patter- son, Ia. 1-2. Granted that the wo- man will always have the last word-but when is she ever going to get to it? EILEEN KORDICK Y-Teen 1-2-3-1.3 F. H. A. 3-1.3 Hus- kyle. I don't know which I will miss most, the school or Peru. SHIRLEY LECOCQ Dramaties 1-3-1.3 Y- Teen 1-2-3-L3 Band 1-2'3-LQ Band Fes- tival 3-In Dance B. 33 Marching B. 1-2- 3-L3 Concert B. l- 2-3'lei Music Contest 1-2-3-bi Band Quar- tet 3a Trouble troubles me not3 neither do I trouble trouble. EMILY IDRD Glee C. 2-3-1.3 Chor- us 2-3-L3 Dramatics L3 Y-Teen 23 Husky L3 Music Contest 2- 3-L3 F. H. A. 3. A very sweet and in- telligent girl. MARVIN LYDDON F.F.A. 1-2-3-L: Mer- chandising L. I wonder what I would look like if I dyed my hair black. Sponsored by MADISON COUNT! DRUG N. Iii I V' -A. Q - MARJORIE MACKAY PRO!! Dramatics C. 2-33 Pep C. 2-3-Lg Glee C. 15 Dramatics 3-1.3 I-Teen 1-2-3-L3 Boomerang Lg Band l-2-3-I., Dance B. 25 Marching B. 1-2-3- hg Concert B. 1-2-3-A. My brain is a traffic stop without a traffic cop. MEBEDITH MACKA! MABLE Pep C. 2-3-I., Glee C. lg Y-Teen l-2-3-Lg Y- Teen Cabinet 1.5 Band l-2-3-Lg Band Festival 23 Boomerang 1.3 Dance B. 25 Marching B. 1- 2-3-1.5 Concert B. 1- 2-3-1.3 Homecoming Can- didate bg Music Con- test 2-1.3 Band Quar- tet 2-Lg Dramatics 3-L. So is mine. CAEJLINE MACUMBER HITCH Pep C., Glee C., Band, Chorus, State Chorus, Y-Teen, Sertet, Octet, Marching B., Concert B., Music Contest, Brass Sextet 1-2-3-Lg Music C., HR Officer, Student Forum 25 Band Festival, Dance B. 2-3: Trio 1-2-35 Science C. 1-25 Boom- erang L. I will budge for no man's pleasure. VIVIAN MAPB PATS! Glee C. 13 Y-Teen 1- 2-3-1.5 Hex-cmmaising lo: F. H. A. 3. Hot all blondes are light headed. LYNN MARK W-Club 3-Lg Dramatics 35 Hi-I 2-33 Football 1-2-3-1.3 Merchandising 1.3 Stuart, Is. 1. I think I'm pretty good, don't you? HAEYJO MARTIN JO Basketball, Band, Pep C., Marching B., Con- cert B., State Band, Y-Teen 1-2-3-L3 Music Contest, I-Teen Cabin- et, Bend Quartet, W- Club, Brass Sextet 2- 3-1.5 Chorus, Glee C. lg Dramatics 33 HR Officer 23 Dance B., Homecoming Queen I.. 'All Hail' our girl athlete. NORMA JEAN MCKINZIE MAC Music Contest, Glee c., Chorus 1-2-3-1.5 State Chorus, Sextet, Octet 2-3-Lg Band, Y-Teen, Marching B., Concert B. 1-2-33 Dra- matics 1-3, Boomerang, Glee C. Officer, Mer- chandising I., Band Festival, Band Quar- tet, Pep C. 2. I don't pay pennies, Penny's pay me. DALE MITCHELL MITCH Pep C. 2-3-1.3 Drama- tics 33 Hi-Y 1-2-3-1,5 Boomerang L5 HR Offi- cer l-2-L5 Basketball 1-2-35 Student Forum Lg Class Officer 33 Hi-Y Cabinet 2-3-L. Of course it's silly to change horses in the middle of the stream, you should go by boat. Sponsored by AIKIIS AND ALLH JO ANN Pep C. Houma Jo 1-2-35 I-Teen 1-2-3-lo: Basketball 1-2-33 Merchandising 1,3 I-'.H.A. 3-Lg F.H.A. Officer L. Not as sharp as her name implies. FRED NICHOLS NICK Glee C. 1-25 Chorus l-25 Basketball 1-3- Lg Football l-3-B3 Track 3-kg Octet 13 Merchandising Lg DeSoto, Ia. 23 Woodward, Ia. 2. He's got a good line, but he 's liable to get caught in it. PEAELA W-Club 2-3-bi I-Teen 1-2-3-bi 1-2-3-L 3 1-2-3-I+: 1-2-3 -L 5 PINQINE! PEGGY 2-3-L3 Pep C. Glee C. 13 1-2-3-1.5 Bend Basketball Marching B. Concert B. Music Con- test 1-2-3-L. It brains were atomic bombs she'd destroy the world. KENNE'I'HROBER'1'S Hi-Y 1 DIMPLES 3 Merchan- dieing I4 . Why worry about lifeg we never get out of it alive anyway. DELHAR RCBINSG STUART Hi-Y 1-2-3-lo: F.F.A. L. All he needs ie one 5- wheel, at least that's all he ueee. VERONICA RCXJSH Pep C. bg I-Teen 1-2-3-as Hulk: hs !'.H.A. 3-I.. I intend to live in Peru, not the coun- try, but the big city. si D I GLEN SEIIARD Science C. 2g Hi-Y 3-Lg Track 35 Foot- ball 3-L. Look out, mother Mr. America ie on his way. JOE SHEEHAN H1-I 3-L, r.r.A. Lg Stuart, Iowa 2. Take my life, but not IW Ford. Sponsored by EASTER GOCER! ul! BEVERLY THORNBURG BEV Dramatic: C. 35 Drama- tics 3-L5 Y-Teen 1-2- 3-L5 Boomerang L5 F.H.A. 3-L: Lib- rarian 3-L. When she talks it'e not conversationg it's a filibuster. LEE TIDRICK GREASE Glee C. 15 Chorus 15 D!'l.Ul!f.1Cl 35 Hi-Y 1- 2-3-1.5 HB Officer 1- 2-3-1.3 Student Forum 1-1.5 Basketball 2-by Track 3-1.5 Football 1-2-3-hi H1-I cab- inet L5 Merchandis- ing I.. He has a good head on his shoulders- a different one every night. BERIL TRAC! LORIMOB Hi-Y l-2-3-L: F.!'.A. 1-2-3-1.5 Merchandis- ing L5 F.F.A. officer L. I would that I were talented enough to find my talent. CHARLES TU'1'I'LE 'TURTLE F F.A. 1-2-3-L' F.F.A. officer 1.. ' Sometimes it pays to be quiet. BILL VAN WERDBI SMT Science C. 35 Pep C. 2-35 Hi-I 2-3-los Band 1-25 Football 1-2-3-1.5 Marching B. 1-25 Con- cert B. 1-25 Music Contest 1-25 Boomer- ang he What I know, I knowg nobody dares dispute. LOIS VELTMAN DOPIE Dramatics 2-35 Pep C., Band Festival 2-3-L5 Glee C., Chorus, Y- Tsen,MArch1ng B., Concert B., Music Con- test, Band Quartet, Band 1-2-3-lot Drama- tics 1-35 HR Officer 15 Boomerang, Sextet, Y-Teen Cabinet L. Women would bs just as good drivers as men if it weren't for one thing. . . . .fendere. TOM WALLACE Pep C. 2-3-1.5 Glee C. 1-25 Chorus 1-25 Hi-Y 2-3-1.5 F.F.A. l-2-1.5 Track 2-35 Football 1-2-3-145 W-Club L5 Dramatics I.. I don't care5 I look like a good student. LILAH WALTZ Y-Teen 1-2-3-L5 Bas- ketball 1-2-35 F.H.A. 3-I.. Only weeds grow tall. Sponsored by CHAS. RUJE CIUPHING CO. My name says I'm JA! WILDIN Hi-Y l-3-L3 Merchan- dising A3 F. F. A. 1-3-L. If you don't know him, get acquainted. JOAN WILKINSON INGABOARD Pep C. 2-3-Lg Glee C. l-3-HS Chorus 1-3-L: Dramatics 1-3-L: Y- Teen l-2-3-bg Boomer- ang Ag Marching B. L3 Music Contest 3: F.H. A. 33 Twirler A. I always have head- aches. Do you sup- pose it could be poe- sible that my Whalon is pinching? AHDETH WILLIAMS Y-Teen 1-2-3-L5 Bas- ketball 1-2-35 F.H.A. 3-L. I'm not unimportantg vated. VANNA LEE YOUNG VE VE Pep C., Y-Teen, Band, Marching B. 1-2-3-A3 Concert B., Music Con- test, Band Quartet 2- 3-Lg Glee Club, Chorus l-25 Husky, Y-Teen Cabinet, Homecoming Candidate, Boomerang bg Dramatics, Band Festival 3-Lg HR Of- ficer lg Dramatics C. 2. I'm simply not ele- MAURICE WILSON MAURIE W-Club l-P-3-L5 Drama- tics 3-Lg Hi-Y 1-2-3- hi Basketball 1-3-Li Track l-2-3-Lg Foot- ball 1-2-3-hg Hi-Y Cabinet Lg Football Co-Captain L. I think someday I will be a great man. LE OY WORM Dramatics 35 HR Of- ficer 2-3-L: Student Forum 2-3-Lg Basket- ball 3-Ag Track 1-2- 3-bs Hi-Y 2-3-bs W- Club bg Football 2-3- Lg Class Officer 3g Boomerang L. Light hair and light eyes don't always make light guys. mms wruslrr H1-Y 1-2-3-1.3 aus- ky 1.5 Football 1. right, but even a right may be wrong. 4 Sponsored by NELSON'S SMART APPAREL I . The worst part of g life ie that there g isn't enough of it. -of l '- v V - a .s L+g5f3f M ---fl - - 1 421 Q i ....... l'll.- , 1- . A .. ,,,. A. .I if I-M ? + 5 1 --A If 3 L f' , I'T fd Hi .- ' 5 Q ,' I Q Mi' - - ' li -f - 'Y -, --V , - -ff--Y rj' fl 4:1 T I ' -f V, -1, -- - Q if v ' ' ..-.. 1-gflil . f . ....-.... 1:1 -r JT ' V -0-A N ' :QA V ,A I , -' , ' Qi, 7 . ,- Y. .-I1 5 1.-.....,.....-.- - fV,- - Wm- --, HA- -H , ,A ,E ..wiliif .iT 1 i5 1 - - '-:Q--i----'T lTifg??i?ET Q f rv 1 - ' 1 - . Abi .,.' I r Y Q , ' f, - I A T+'1! I -----........-..-1. Class History On September 6, l9l.7, in a veritable 'Charge of the Light Headed Brigade, 91 freshmen stormed and seized W. H. S. with the thought, 'Do or Die, and Rave Pun on the Way. The official motto was and still is 'When you come to the door of success, you will find it labeled PUSH. They pushed and pushed hard. They proved themselves able to hold up their end by going all out for basketball, football, track, music, Hi-!, Y-Teen, and dramatics, not to mention a little study now and then. They were a long way from being the seniors of '51 but they were trying hard. In the school year of 1.8-1.9 there were 80 sophaaores roaming the halls of H. H. S. and they really were somebody now. The seniors spoke to thu and the freshmen got out of their way. They did all right in the extra-curricular activities as the record shows. Twelve boys and twelve girls were out for basketball. Five girls won major letters and seven won minor letters in basketball. One boy won a major letter in basketball. Two boys won major and ten minor letters in football. Six boys were out for track. They were spread liberally through such music groups as band, glee club, mixed ehorua, sextet, trio, and mary others. Two sophomores were cheerleaders, two were Y-Teen officers, and two were H1-I officers. The school year of 1.9-50 arrived. They were Juniors and wore the nonohalsnt air of upper clasenen. They weren't snobs about it though, md they really proved their worth. Take sports for example. Eight boys won major andthree minor letters in football. Ten boys were out for basketball. Six junior girls went to Des Moines to help bring back the Iowa State Girl'e Basketball Tournament consolation trophy. Six other girls were out for basketball. One junior was a cheerleader. Thirteen juniors were band mlabers and several others were in the varlous other musical groups. The junior class play was The Brain Stem. Seventeen juniors had speaking parts. As the Junior year came to a screaming and spectacular end, the summer also was left behind in a dream of palm trees md balmy trade winds. Then out of the night came the thunder- ing bells of school and in a cloud of dust cones a hearty cry of Iii, ho, High Schoo1. The seniors of '51 ride again! They were everywhere doing everything. Sixteen were out for football, nine boys and five girls were out for basketball, four boys were on the Hi-I cabinet, seven girls on the I-Teen cabinet, five boys were on the F. F. A. cabinet, and one on F. H. A. cabinet. In the all-school play eight seniors had speaking parts. The football team was conference champ. The girls basketball team went triumphsntly back to state tournament. The seniors of '51 have proved themselves superior among the classes in the history of Uinterset High School, and wish to express their thanks to arqone who may have helped to put thu there, Sponsored by NRTHSIDE CAFE -3' ,-11 ' ' H -3 ,qt , . W. .Ti Class Will We, the Senior Class of W.H.S. the year 1951, being of sound mind, perfect judgnsnt, and un- told knowledge, realizing that we are the most extraordinary class which has trod the halls of W.H.S., do hereby bequeath our earthly possessions as follows: Joan Crawford and Maurie Wilson leave just the way they came-together. Verle Honnold leaves his track medals to Delene Thompson since she already has the rest of his thingse Dale Addy wills his football suit to Gailen Palmer. After all, Gailen is rough and tough. Jerry Butler leaves all the Earlham girls to John Flannery. Remember their names, John, and keep them entertained. Viola Hartman'a bashfulness goes to John Hart, who could use a little. Jack Ringgenberg leaves nothing as he is happy to be leaving. Lynn Mark wills his mouth to Richard Greenwood. Hope it isn't too tiresome, Rich. Mary Jo Martin wills her basketball suit to Martha Foreman. Use Hadacol to reduce, Martha. It works. Shirley LeCocq leaves her long curly hair to Barbara Thomsen. Won't Barbara look funny. Delmar Jacobs wills his whiskers to John Clark-all six of them. Think of that, John. Bill Kiddoo leaves Patty Mitchell to stand in the lower hall and talk to herself. Caroline Macumber leaves her sister Jane to keep the boys happy. Marvin Lyddon wills his red hair to Carol Shearer, who already has a good start. Ralph Baker leaves his good looks to Ann Drake so she can vamp Richard Nelson. Marjorie Clarke wills her love-making ability to Bessie McCarthy. Wayne Breeding and Marjorie Mackay will their peroxide to Bill Davis. Use it on your hair instead of drinking it, Bill. Darlene Ackelson and Emily Lord leave their quiet ways to Bob Clark and Byron Weems. Ray Garrett wills his artistic ability to Marilyn Stevens. Bill Van Werden leaves his strut to Patsy Wilson. Rebecca Cameron and Charles Carey leave together. Do you think you can break them apart? Arthur Wright finally leaves. Glen Seward wills his Atlas fom to Joe Hamand. Donald Clark and Robert Darnell leave their manly phyeiques to Robert Kuhns and Carl Henry. Dick Donovan leaves with a grin. Noma Ingraham, Vivian Mapes, and Joan Jackson leave to be with their fiancee. Jim Chapman leaves his high science I.Q. to Marilyn Cline. Marilyn Donovan leaves her many boyfriends. On second thought, she takes them with her for company. Verna Keltner and Darlene Bruett leave their friendship to the sophomore girls and Lloyd Bartlett. Sponsored by MAN PLUMBING 6 HEATING Charlee Tuttle leaves his front seat in social problems to Betty Haun so Betty can be at the head of the class. Pearle Pinckney and Ardeth Williams leave their belongings to the school, but their memories go to the armed services. Lilah Walt! just leaves, because if she left something there wouldn't be anything left for her. David Kent and Kenneth Roberts will their friendly ways to Betty Schutz and Dorothy Keating. Jim Haun and LeRoy Worm leave their jobs of running the school to Mr. Miller so he can have the opportunity to run it for once. Noma Jean Mcliinzie and Lois Veltman will their places on the honor roll to Gary Simmons and Charles Driscoll, but it is up to them to keep their names on it. Vanna Lee Young leaves to be a Cook. It doesn't say what kind. Jim Breeding wills his nickname Lard to anyone who wants it. Duane and Marvin Gilleland leave Ruby to carry on the famous Gilleland name. Tom Wallace wills his height to the giant Ray Parker. It sure will help. Yvonne Conard leaves running for the Aldo Cafe. Glen Buckles leaves his car to Lewis Young and Shirley Allen for monlight cruises. Barbara Clarkson leaves her place at the hospital to Hubert Wilkinson since he likes to out u Pat Howell leaves to Join the navy--excuse me, I mean the waves--in San Diego. Rod Kent, Delmar Robinson, Joe Sheehan, and Beryl Tracy leave their cars to the innocent freshman girls. Think they'll have nerve enough to drive them? Dick Hilderbrand leaves being sick. Could it be that he wants to go to the hospital? Jim Hylton leaves his comy jokes to Shirley Pace and Herbert Wilkinson. Meredith Mackay and Helm Lawless leave their sweet ways to Barbara Frey and Karla Baur. Veronica Roush gladly leaves to be back living in Peru. Fred Nichols leaves his place as the Winterset High School Romeo to Donald Haines. Joan Wilkinson wills her silly ways to anybody silly enough to want th . Last year Bev Thomburg inherited a love for arguing She would like to pass it on to Joan Menke. with Mr. Hunmhrey from Alberta Fosher. Eileen Kordick and Alice Kingery will their sociable attitudes to Gene and Jack Wallace. Jim Jensen leaves his place as Mutt to Paul Fletcher. Jay Wildin leaves his likable way to Duane Howell. Lee Tidrick leaves his girls to the junior boys with instructions only one at a time. Maxine Kerley wills her temper to Maurice Mitchell. She is glad to get rid of it. Dale Mitchell leaves his front row seat in bookkeeping to Louise Bruett. But it'll take some practice to learn to tum around and make face at the class like Dale does. Jo Ann Mower leave to be with a-certain someone. To the Juniors we leave our places at the top of the student bodyg to the sophomores we leave the opportunity of bosslng the freshmen, to the freshmen we leave the place of being neither seen nor heard. To the Janitors and teachers we say thanks for a swell job. P E . rv-4-pr. li --i.--,,-,, -, - ,...-. , ,,,,,, , ,... ,.,, .. . ... -1......,,...........-. Y..., ..-- - Class Prophecy The other day I met an old man downtown who seemed to be familiar, but I could not place him. He spoke and recognised me as a member of the 'Sl class of WHS. He said he had been a teacher at WHS back Ln '51, and asked me to tell him what had become of all the members of that class. So I told him all I had heard about nw old classmates. iiliiiil Darlene Ackelson is the proprietress of a tourist camp. She's very considerate of her guests. She figures if they're on their way home from their vacation they're nearly broke, so she charges them only half as much as the family who is just going. Darlene Bruett has just completed a new hit song about a rabbit who was turned into a horse by a ngician. It's called When Your Here Has Tumed to Silver. Wayne Breeding got a taste of being an efficiency expert in the all-school play of '51 and decided it was a pretty good racket. Last I heard, he was working for some big company and had saved than 8300 last month. His salary? Three hundred dollars. Now that Jim Breeding is a railroad magzate, we are getting two trains a day in Winterset He was slightly embarrassed one day when the second one met the first one coming back just outside of tom. Jerry Butler and Glen Buckles were the engineers. They flipped a coin and Jerry lost, so he had to back all the way to Patterson to let Glen past. Ralph Baker is a Boy Scout leader. He thinks he's qualified for the Girl Scouts, but large Clark convinced him he isn't--girls just don't wear butch haircuts. Chick Carey was last seen trying to teach Becky Cameron to play golf. They say she's doing fine. She's missing the ball much closer than she used to. Jim Chapman has realized his ambition to become a scientist. There was a song popular back in his senior year which everybody talked about in whispers. He has at last identified 'The Thing' but is not yet ready to reveal it. Donald Clark is attending dramatic school so he can become a wrestler on television, but he ian't doing so well. He can't groan convincingly. Barbara Clarkson has taken up gardening as a hobby and has been having a terrible time with weeds. This year she decided to just plant weeds and see if the garden will overrun the weeds. Yvonne Conard is now a secretary for a Congressman. After taking the WHS business course, she went to business college where she leamed the necessary vocabulary such as ipso facto, graft, and communist. Robert Darnell has figured out a way to get rid of dandelions :Ln peoples' yards. Now he has to find a way to keep his invention from destroying the grass, too. Marilyn Donovan is a night club singer. She first got her start while fooling around with the tape recorder and some of her songs were played back in speech class. Ray Garrett is now the author of a famous comic strip. It's all about a---oh, well, you'd better read it for yourself. It's pretty involved. Duane Gilleland is a bormcer in a New York club. As we remember him, he was big enough. Marvin Gilleland is now a professional boxer. It seems he took his high school nick- name of K:Ll1er to heart. Dale Addy is his manager. Viola Hartman is making children's records. Her latest is called 'Roving Robert and His Rambling Robote. It is reportedly based on the life of Dick Hilderbrand, but nobody has been able to prove it. Bill Honnold was finally beaten in a race. He was to give his opponent a 10 second lead and let the opponent choose the course, which tumed out to be up a ladder. Jim Haun, Lee Tidrick, and Haurie Wilson are still collecting contributions for a party. They worked it with such success :Ln their high school classes that they just couldn't give it up. Dick Donovan was an original member of this combination, but he has now branched out and is making his living going up and down Fifth Avenue betting people their cigarette lighters won't light the first time they try it. Pat Howell is a successful psychiatrist. After years of research, she has decided that the peak of mental development is between the ages of four and seventeen. At four they know all the questions, and at seventeen they know all the answers. Jim Hylton is a drama critic. He's known as the hardest to please, and he doesn't like mysteries. Says he just can't get interested in who killed an actor. Joan Jackson runs a swank restaurant in Chicago. On her menus it says, 'Not responsible for hate and coats. Try our oysters. If you find a pearl, you may break even. Deller Jacobs and Jim Jensen work for the post office. Delmar is the one that hits the packages marked fragile with a hamer, and Jim readies the pens for public use by throwing them at a dart board. Sponsored by UNION STATE BANK if-:. David Kent is e collector for the Acme Finance Company. The other dey he foreclosed on Norma Ingraham's buggy whip factory. There just isn't a market for buggy whips enymre. Rod Kent is now the playboy of Alaska. Up there the nights are six months long and I hear he stays out until all weeks of the night. That all makes Verne Keltner pretty dis- gusted, of course. Maxine Kerley is writing advertising copy for a big soap OOIPUII. It is the only soap recomended for cleaning other soap when it gets dirty. Bill Kiddoo, former head football coach at Iowa U., is running for senator. When asked about his foreigx policy, he simply said, 'Beat Missouril' Marvin Lyddon is Winterset Fire Chief. He recently solved the mystery es to who was turning in all those false alarms. Helen Lawless end Shirley LeCocq would tum in an alarm and then sneak into the firehouse end watch the station television set while the firemm were gone. Marjorie Mackay writes a coluan of movie reviews for a magazine. It is entitled 'Coming Atrocities.' Meredith Mackay runs a dance studio. She can't mmderstand why Fred Nichols needs e refresher course every two weeks. Dale Mitchell has joined the ranks of George Gellup's Poll Takers. l'le's found that the TV show of Joan Crawford and Butch Macumber is most popular. Their old classmates are proud of these girls because they've pushed Arthur Godfrey into second place. Vivian Mapes has taken Mae West's place in the show 'Diamnd Lil.' Go up and see her sometime. Lynn Mark has become a very famous pilot because one of his old teachers told him he was no good on earth. Mary Jo Martin is coaching basketball at Notre Dame. Everyone is wondering how she got the Job.....aheed of Jo Ann Mower, that is. Nome Jean Mckinaie works in a big city theater. She stands in the lobby and directs the people to the lounge, the snack bar, and the coke machine whenever they look lost. Pearle Pinckney runs an employment agency, and ehe's getting tired of having Artie Hrightcome in eo often. Jack Ringgenberg is busy trying to get the schools to adopt his new phonetic spelling system. Kenneth Roberts is revising the dictionary so you will know the meaning of a word after you look it up. Delmar Robinson has entered West Point. Hs's really a navy aan, but he got kicked out of Annapolis and is trying to get even. Veronica Roush runs a date bureau. She operates on the theory that there is no such thing as a wrong number so long as a man answers. Glen Seward was elected mayor of Peru and recently tried to get the county seat moved there. However, he was stopped by Alice Kingery, mayor of Patterson, who wanted it at Patterson. As a result, Winterset still has it. Joe Sheehan has developed a hot rod that will beat a lbdel A. Seems he took offense from the outcome of the Hot Rod Race' from the song UD of the same name. Beryl Tracy is working for Ehcyclopedia Britannica. He is trying to find the mswsr to the only question they haven't been able to answer. Anybody know how mny dog and cat cemeteries there are in South Africa? Charles Tuttle has a job :Ln the movies. In a western when the hero dashes up, there's always an old prospector who says, 'They went that-a-way. That's Charlie. Bill Van Worden is a renowned surgeon. They say he gives just as good an operation as a doctor with a license. Lois Veltman is the editor of her own women's magazine. Chess she liked her work on the '51 'Boomerang' pretty well. Tommy Wallace is a disc jockey with a yen for practical jokes. The other day he said, 'In revenge for all the wrong numbers I've been given, I will play a recording of Tiger B-ag for the telephone operator who requested Dee HEL' Jay Wildin was recently elected sheriff of dison County. He has promised to get rid of all crime. Yesterday he caught Lilah Waltz tying a tin can to a little dog's tail. Shams on you, Lilah. Ardeth Williams paid her bail and she is now awaiting trial. Joan Wilkinson bought Madison County Drug. Now she can refuse to put thecherries on top of the sundaes. The finn of Kordick and Lord has published LeRoy Won's memoirs of his high school days. I hear it's been banned in Boston. . Vanna Lee Young has invented a new type of purse with e zipper in the bottom. 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McGaffin, Shirley Alcorn, Mary Jane Detrick,'Ehry Brlttain, Jacqueline Beard, Ruth Croft, Merle Bruett. Second row: Beulah Eeedle, Janice Clark, Don Coffman, Mary Joan Conard, Mary Louise Bane, Glenn Alcorn. Third row: Lola Cox, Janis Burd, Janet Carmichael, Mary Ann Allen, John Baur, Frank Dahly, Darrell Butcher. Fourth row: Cecilia Brobat, Sharon Benjamin, Larry Breeding, Max Day, Marvin Bailey, Wayne Curnes, Diane Duncan, Irene Clarkson. First row, left to right: Mr. Fosnes, Joe Hamand, Dick Jackson, Marvin Fairholm, Velma Hartman. Second row: Jim Frederick, Paul Fletcher, Edgar Harrell, Sharron Holder, B0VSP1Y McAdow, Marjorie Grout. Third row: Bill Libby, Jean Lull, JoAnn Jeffs, Kenneth McNichols, Richard Lyddon, Jane Macumber, Martha Foreman, Dora Lemon. Fourth row: Bill Koehn, Bessie McCarthy, Glenn McConnelee, Duane Gunter, John McLaughlin, Gary Howell, Dawn Headlund. Sponsored by BEN FRANKLIN STORE 4 H 4-1 , , 'W 1 , ,W A cm'-.rf L4..r N.. 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Shambaugh Travis Standard Service Trucksnbrod A Olson Machine Shop John F. Veltman, M.D. Vierling Insurance Agency Vogue Beauty Shop Webster 84 Fredericks Welch 81 Newbury 66 Service West had Grocery R. C. Wharff Wight's Mobil Service Camichael Grocery 8: Service Station Chas. E. Tucker, Real Estate Waunetta's Beauty Shop - Maelma Main, Owner Winterset Motor Co., L. E. Wright's Poultry Fam 8: Hatchery and Farm Loans Mason, Owner We would like to express our thanks to our sponsors, contributors, and all of those who have made the 1951 BOCIIERAIG possible. THESTAFT I . . I a - I I - L 1 xx x . I wo 7 ' If HIHLHIIIH 1 A J' ' ,L . Am .. ,, 1 A 1 , , 1 ' L 'Q :Jeff 1 Ll.-292 T f a F fig, 9.3 ,-.4 mih Zlifz, . iffy 43 ' 5 ir, pax., .M-.fr 4wf4'1i.'. A 'Y 'V VI. ink 1' AQ4' fi ex- v.- - YP. '- 'sf I-. 'G' 'i-it Jn Lfih if Jr, ,- uf 32 'A , A. Q ,YLVV p-1 , , JW, fin- iff 1 ' 4 4 Y K 4 321 521 TRI!! nf --f My iii ' 2 252: ' ' -.- ' Football A Squad Front row, left to right: Coach Penrod, John Flannery, Glen Buckles, Richard Nelson, Bob Clark, Ray Parker, Duane Gilleland, LeRoy Wonm, Bill Van Werden, Harold Sirdoreous, Dale Addy. Second row: Coach Waters, Glen Seward, Walter Howell, Lynn Mark, Glenn McConnelee, Eddie Morrissey, Bill Beedle, Maurice Wilson, Lee Tidrick, Fred Nichols. Third rowg Phil Penn, manager, Bill Koehn, Ronnie White, Jim Haun, Ralph Baker, Byron Weems, Chester Schoenenberger, Edgar Morris, Dick Donovan, Verle Honnold. Fourth row: Ralph Kuhns, manager, Bob Kuhns, Pat McNamara, Noel Young, Larry Breeding, Bill Hines, Richard Greenwood, Tom Wallace, Bill Kiddoo, Coach HcGaffin. B Squad Front row, left to right: Max Newbury, Bill Husted, Karl Cumings, Donald Haines, Richard Devault. Second row: Carl Henry, Kenneth McNichole, William Easter, Loren Parker, Dick Pritchard, Donald Dillinger, Joe Hamand. Third row: Lynn Parker, Robert Schirm, Howard Huntoon, Charles Greenwood, Robert Forbes, Bill Libby, Loren Seward, Paul McDonald, Jack Stevens, Coach Penrod. Sponsored by MONTROSS PHARMACY nge., '!!'F E, . . QQ..--.1 V -:.,.-,i, :L ....Y.T.Y W vi M I , l'v,,. -1 5 - 5. Y 'Tf-i1'J.A, ., 'pi' ' A' '1i1'.iT:'ii?:1L::? ' I 1 . A fL,'lT f'T:','1'.'1'I ....l, ' V Y V , . , .4 Senior Squad ' -523. efgaoe,-g, .R l , f -5 fo-'4.,4i'7 Q84 1 Front row, left to right: Dale Addy, Glen Buckles, LeRoy Hom, Duane Gilleland, Bill Van Worden, Lynn Mark. Second row: Maurice Wilson, Verle Honnold, Ralph Baker, Fred Nichols, Lee Tidrick. Third row: Tom Wallace, Jim Haun, Dick Donovan, Bill Kiddoo. Fourth row: Glen Seward, Harold Sirdoreous. Co - Captains Q 'annum u RALPH BAKER MAURICE WILSON Sponsored by GRAHAM 'S STORE Girls Basketball A-Squad Front row, left to right: Coach Waters, Marilyn Stevens, Pat Howell, Mary Jo Martin, Helen Lawless, Barbara Henrichs, Dolores Silliman. Back row, left to right: Betty Haun, manager, Arlene Mills, Marilyn Cline, Patsy Wilson, Marge Clarke, Pearle Pinckney, Patty Mitchell, Mrs. Macumber, Chaperone. - B-Squad Front row, left to right: Shirley Davis, Mary Bene, Jean Ann Lull, Joan Jaffa, Kay White, Irene Clarkson, Coach Waters. Beck row, left to right: Bessie McCarthy, Ruth Croft, Martha Foreman, Sharon Benjamin, Hose Johns, Ruby Gilleland. Sponsored by M. romac a oo., INC. 1 Co-Captain Pet Howell GIRLS Hinteraet Winter-set Wintereet Wintereet Hintereet Wintereet Wintereet Wintereet Wintereot Hintereet. Wintereet Winter-set Wintereet Wintereet Hintereet Wintereet Wintereet Winterset Winter-set Wintereet Wintereet Wintereet Wintereet BAS 33 53 66 75 148 66 62 65 61+ 86 76 81+ 69 55 92 67 60 70 71+ 63 L3 61 35 Co-Captain Marjorie Clarke K E T B A L L S C H E D U L E CLINIC GAR A.I.B. . ..... .....32 Knoxville .... .... .33 REGULAR SEASON Ear1ham....... .....28 Boone................30 Guthrie Center.......b5 Van Heter............A3 Knoxvi11e..... .....hb Va11ey..... .....39 Ve11ey..... .....33 0eceo1a.... .....27 Reinbeck..... .....h0 Churdan.... .....bb Anita........ ..... h6 Knoxvi11e.... .....21 0eceo1a.... .....21 C01flxeen.. ...cells SEKITIONAL Pattereon.... .....3b St. Maryam.. .....30 Truro ...... .....36 DISTRICT Shannon C1ty.........36 Ven Meter..... .....39 STATE !.DWdCnnonnaoua naaoalbe Deep mvfroeoo ueaee36 Sponsored by CLUTGI SAITH-BANKERSLIFDQAH I . Bays Basketball A- Squad E5 1, .Ct X3 43,3 04' Front row? Ralph Baker, Duane ailieimid, Lee 'rim-lex, B111 Kmdeo, Jim Hmm, F1-ee Nichols, LeRoy Worm, Dick Donovan. Second row: Coach McGaffin, Phil Penn manager Bill Beedl , e Bob Clark, Byron Weems, Faurice Wilson, Ralph Kuhns, manager, and assistane coach, Mel ' Penrod. Squad . .,.g4 ,,Q Front row: Coach Pen:-od, Jack Baur, Duane Howell, Gail Brown, Glen McConnelee, Carl Henry, Charles Greenwood. Second row: Bill Koenn, Donald Haines, Bill Easter, Lynn Parker, Bill Hines, Larry Breeding. Sponsored by ECLIPSE LUMBER CO. I I : I I l u Co-Captain Co-Captain J im Hum B111 Kiddoo BOYS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Wintereet Earlhem .... . ......... 1.3 Wintereet Guthrie Center ....... 21. Wintereet Indienole ............ 51. Uintereet Van Heter............21 Wintereet Valley. ..... . . . . .25 Wintereet Valley. . .... . . . . .31 Wintereet Albin. . ....... . . . . .143 Wintereet Greenfield . . . . . . . . .1.3 Hintereet Charlton .... ..... 5 5 wintGrlet olcoolae e e e e e e 0 o 0310 Wintereet D. H. Tech.... .....33 Wintereet Lincoln. . . . . . . . . . . .514 Wintereet Indianola. . . . . . . . . .35 Wintereet Pelle. . ..... .... . 25 Wintereet Perry. . ..... .... . 1.3 Wintereet Knoxville. . . . . . . . . .148 SECTICHAL Hintereet Greenfield .... . . . . .53 Sponsored by DAVID D. WEBB DIPLDIBIT Track ,. :' ., 1,-Vg' fi fJfigtHf4,u.,,,-,a. ! . I 4 he W Front nov, left to right: Jim Haun, Fred Nichols, Ralph Baker, Maurice Wilson, Bill Beedle, Lee Tidrick. Second row: Richard Greenwood, Bob Clark, Ray Parker, B111 Kiddoo, Glenn McConnelee, Noel Young, Walt Howell, Larry Breeding. Third nov: Richard Nelson, Verls Honnold, LeRoy Worm, Bill Luth, Bill Hines, Bill mmm, coach nccnrrin. V ' 'T' 'th ,, ,rv R: trerm N, , :iv 'Q' sl mm Hormow Boa cmnx Soonsored by Glwuws STUDIO-----PHUTOGRAPHI L ,J . I I 1 i I p I C H E E R L E A D E R S odbyCLUBCAFE HOMECOMING Front. row, left. to right: Lee Tidrick, Vsnns Lee Young, Meredith Msoksy, Fred Nichols Sooond row: Dsle Addy, Helen Lawless, Dick Donovan, Mary Jo Martin, Msxine Kerley, Ralph Baker. .. fxy f , ,-'-- -' x , , X O :B 5' lex . ,X 1 D1 I R, 3 , 4 Sponsored by KING CIDTHINO Queen and Jfffenelnu U HAXINE KERLEI HELEN LAWLESS HEREDITH HACKAY VANNA LEE YO ed by GORDON CLEANERS , ,Q Lv: 1 fbliif' ' 1 x ' - ' g 'filliff ' Y rffiffzff ' if ' if . 'f H 'JEL---5 1 'f4::::'::.:T ........... ' '1, ' , ' iq , , , if -f ff-'35-1 1.11-.:g.::- , f H Mix V., f up ' - ' - - - ffl, M Eid , , f Q- J, i i'1 LTgj'l' V ' ' V i::E'Y - - gm N 4 1 i - ii 5 ffffiff -- Y' Y if' 1- M t' :Eff-'T -1 sf 5 g+ .L ' 5 ' f . . ' 2F f - f ,.gf L' fri QF, A I' YL ' f Q23 73 , ' . . A Q ff' 1 A 4 Y z fi- ii if il? 431 A A ,-' , 1 F .5 - A ? 1? fi' I A ' i ,1 S- A .1?1 L1E:.::.f-A Q4 if ' 1 . gr A P ' -'F ,, 13-il9.i7-Elem f fl ' F - ... L ' +2 ......, . .-.. P? 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'lhird row: Shirley LeCocq, Marjorie Mackay, Betty DeVault, Wanda Clark, Mary Jane Detrick, Louise Murphy, Marion Veltman, Joan Menke, Diane Duncan, Jane Macumber, Suzanne Null, Gary Howell, Meredith Mackay. Fourth row: Brill Easter, Marjorie Anderson, Sharon Hanson, Suzanne Jackson, Mary Louise Bain, Lola Cox, Carol Shearer, Vanna Young, Carl Anderson, Mary Jo Martin, Larry Jackson, Sharon Benjamin, Bob Young, Lavonne Pullman, Carl Letz, Tomny King, Ted Bek, Francie Leeper, Duane Howell. Fifth row: Ann Drake, Janice Clark, Paul Welch, Alice Haines, Bob Stevenson, Schuyler Kerley, Jack Ringgenberg. Sixth row: Jerry Butler, Gene Patterson, Gary Simmons, David Lord, Jean Ann Lull, Mr. DeV1lbiss, Caroline Macumber, Ronnie Leeper, Jack Baur, Jim Agnew, Diane Reed, Marcia Lillard. V M,-, P , -Wm-. . 1.35 ' ' ii' Z' .fr J ' Cx ' '- gui' ,jr ' , M - ' f'l kf5ff f' . -X , 'ff' f- A ii ,J . ' yj',. , i'f.+ P Y J ,. q A- A fr 'Y ? ,SE . 7' , if ' - ,gk Q J , Ii ' - 5'f'Av if A L7S-Qld t' 7 . DANCE BAND Sponsored by CHAS. A. GRAVES lm SON 5 F. ' 5 H1 Q ' r Qi th ' + Nl '1 W- i E ' 'A '3 J',,, ., --ad , -1 , , . ,rg iq- 1 f 'Z .--4--1-.1---1-n--n 'V fi v Q. 9.- 5-1 'L xg.. -. -,1.......-.-...............,... '..1- lil' K' -4-I Chorus k..- J Front row, left to right: Patricia Travis, Arleta Simpson, Marcia Lillard, Evelyn Mitchell, Mary Jane Detrick, Joan Crawford, Sharon Wilkinson, Barbara Beverlin, Second row: Mrs. Harper, Louise Vincent, Janis Burd, Phyllis Rock, Janice Hudson, Jack Wallace, Jim Frederick, Gene Wallace, Emily Lord, Marvyl Black, Lois Wilson, Myrna Brittain. Third row: Joan Menke, Ruth Ann Mills, Mary Jo Koehn, Suzanne Jackson, Max Newbury, Merle Bruett, Frank Dahly, Jack Stevens, Karla Baur, Diane Reed, Carol Shearer, Shirley Allen, Joan Wilkinson. Fourth row: Betty Waltz, Barbara Henrichs, Eva Jamison, Louise Bruett, Norma McKinzie, Bill Lehman, Harlow Finney, Donald Thomas, Richard Gaspari, Mary Cox, Mary Caroline Macumber, Phyllis Moore, Marion Veltman. Fifth row: Gary Simmons, Andy Dickson, Joe Saxton, Byron Weems, John McLaughlin, Bob Stephenson, Robert Forbes, Bill Jackson, Richard Devaul Bill Beedle, Barbara Frey, Lois Veltman, Ann Drake. Directors A X + ' MR. DEVILBISS HRS. HARPER IDUISE VIIICHT Sponsored by WOOD!-THOMPSON t 1' ' f...., Mu' 'If :ing Z:1Lgf '.gL ,1t f ':'Tt 'Lf' ft: :,': .:'2- LZ.. ' ' 11 J- , . .......-, ,E ,.,Y , , mlb -.A,,,,, ,, ,. ..A., -.,,,,,, ,,- , , 4 :lbw-u E--H -'T if A is 'f' 4, ' f-Lv 'fa- Fi Glee Clubs 4 Front row, left to right: Marcia Lillard, Sharon Wilkinson, Sheri Wyatt, Evelyn Mitchell, Patricia Travis, Alberta Welton, Joan Menke, Barbara Beverlin, Lois Wilson, Shirley Alcorn, Velma Hartman, Myrna Brittain, Joan Crawford, Mrs. Harper. Second row: Barbara Thomsen, Arleta Simpson, Harvyl Black, Phyllis Rock, Janice Hudson, Suzanne Jackson, Mary Jane Detrick, Mary Brittain, Daily Lord, Karla Baur, Caroline Macumber, Janet Carmichael, Joan Wilkinson. Third row: Cecilia Brobat, Margaret Osbom, Dora Lemon, Marjorie Grout, Jacqueline Honnold, Nome Jean McKinzie, Janis Burd, Eileen Benge, Betty Waltz, Diane Reed, Carol Shearer, Marion Veltman, Phyllis Moore, Louise Vincent. Fourth row: Mary Jo Koehn, Ruth Mills, Barbara Henrich, Norma Wight , Shirley Pace, Mary Lou Fulton, Eva J amison, Louise Bruett, Lois Veltman, Barbara Frey, Mary Cox, Arleta Frederick, Ann Drake, Beverly Weidman, Shirley Allen. n Anno Front row, left to right: Mrs. Harper, Louise Vincent, Gene Wallace, Jim Frederick, llx Newbury, Merle Bruett, Joe Hamand, Jack Wallace. Second mv: Bill Lehman, Harlow Finney, Larry Thorpe, Richard DeVault, Joe Saxton, Donald Thomas, Frank Dahly, Richard Gaepari., Jack Stevens. Third row: Gary Simmons, Andy Dickson, Byron Weele, John McLaughlin, Bob Stevenson, Robert Forbes, Bill Jackson, Bill Beedle. Sponsored by HARRISOWS FIVE In TDI 'T J-Y' 1 xv-nf, - . nt? - ....,..........-.-,i- 7' J L if EM Q A ax . Music Activities Girls' Trio left to right: Ann Drake, Clarinet Trio left to right: Meredith Carol Shearer, Barbara Beverlin. Mackay, Martha Harper, Lois Veltman. , . 1 X Girls Sextet left to right: Louise French Horn Quartet left to right: Vincent, Barbara Henrichs, Norma Jean Ma1y'Jo Martin, Carl Anderson, Vanna McKinzie, Lois Veltman, Caroline Lee Young, Carol Shearer. Macumber, Carol Shearer. in B E Boys' Group left to right: Byron Weems, Brass Quintet left to right: Duane Richard Gaepari, Gary Simmons, Bill Howell, Tommy King, Carl Anderson, Diane Reed Jack Winggenber Beedle, Richard Nelson, Harlow Finney, Bobby Stephenson. ' ' g ' Sponsored by MILLS MOTOR CO. YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER 7- in V- - -f.-- -:,,-YUf,---.- . . .flI1 '..... 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Bottom Row, left to right: Mary Jo Martin, Marge Clark, Pat Howell, Helen Lawless. Boys -Club l AO Top How, left to right: Mr. McGaffin, Duane Gilleland, Harold Sirdoreus, Ronnie White, Bill Koehn, Irwin Huff, Charles Carey, Carl Anderson. Bottom Row: Verle Honnold, Tom Wallace, Phil Penn, Lynn Mark, Bill Beedle, Maurie Wilson, Bob Clark, LeRoy Worm, Ray Parker. Sponsored by UNITED DAIRY -Y-qu, 'rg' ,E, .1 I u1s-I -Teen Freshmen Talent Program: Seated, Lola Ann Cox. Standing left to right: Janice Clark, Mary Jane Detrick, Louise Murphy, Susanne Null, Martha Foreman, Irene Clarkson, Diane Duncan. Hi -as ' Stationery Sale: left to right, Dick Donovan, Jim Haun, Richard Greenwood. Standing left to rights Barbara Bevarlin, Vanna Young, Meredith Mackay, Hrl. Drake, Karla Baur, Diane Reed, Loie Veltlan. Seated 1. to r.: Joan Crawford, Mary Jo Martin, Patey Wilson, Pat Howell, Marge Clark, Betty Hamm, Ruth Ann Mille. Standing: Hr. Penrod. Seated left to right: Gary Simmons, Bob Clark, Bill Beedle, Ralph Baker, Jin Haun, Charles Carey, B111 Kiddoo, Phil Penn. SPoneored by WINTERSEI' PFDDUCE -A-P H7---I 5 iv ----I-jf'-aft----jf'-v-vw -f - T--i-i -....,.,.-....-Th:L::- I-:.:.. Z: . ............,.Y.-In ,,,..1.,..,,4lVn du- an - Q- ,Lf , .- - V :r - ' ' f 4 ,,f X - Q +L 4 , l 1 i gl 7 f . ' -+ ML-q :Wi ' Z ' 1 H 3233? - -? -1 QU ,WWE Lil? l 1 f'i in ? 13j1g gg14' 1 f ? , . is , V V ZF , , ,,,,1 .H , , , , N Y .......--.. ,........-.-.1-.. -... -- V V V A - ,, V V ..-..-.--- ,,.,,.. 17 V A ,V ,V Y - -- -- - - - ........... , .. -1.-..-.. ,,,,,m,,A Y V Y ---f--- Y 1 V - W WY 'V . ......-...........- M...-....-. ..- .ziir-' yn, 1 ' V -- 3 11 : ', , .1. ....'?,l'1 ..... .......i' ,nl Y Y , - W- , - .........-.-...,-.--.--...- AWYY A ,V V L A H ' f V--, , . . . . .iI.Z.Z... ........ -7 ':1' -gg --uc 5:-f ' as-5' rh- w :Q-W 'IF-1-M u f 31 43 , ' gf? ' i Q W ' Z I Future Homemokers of America 'Sloppy Joe' Time Left to right: Verna Keltner, Velma Pheanmsn, Louise Bruett. Back row, left to right: Betty DeVhu1t, Ann Drake, Mary Jo Koehn. Front row: Joan Mower, Martha Harper, Karla Beur, Barbara Frey. Miss Kelleher, sponsor. Future Farmers of America -1 An F. F. A. Meeting. Left to Right: Mr. Buck, Marvin Lyddon, Lester Berry, Beryl Tracy, Jay Wildin Charles Tuttle, Rod Kent. ,J f'f 'ND Sponsored by HAWKEYE LUM ER CO. I a i 5 S Z . I 5 ! I 1 Junior Class Play Left to right.: Janice Cline, Richard Nelson, Donna Utsler, Carol Shearer, Richard Greenwood, Bob Clark, Joan Menke. IHQHQ fNll MIME AGAIN . ' 'W ll M141 Left to right: Ann Drake, Shir1ey'Egy, Betty DeVau1t, Diane Reed, Donna Utsler, Bob Clark, Barbara Frey, Joan Henke, Carol Shearer. Sponsored by BOB dz BE7l'I'Y'S FLOWER SHOP -1 n All School Play Lf' . . Z I . 9 L an-no 4-amz? A fl'- fifg ,, D Lett to right: Dick Jackson, Joan Wilkinson, Mary Jo Koehn, Marcia Lillard, Jim Fredericks, Arleta Simpson, Pat McNamara, Meredith Mackay, Vanna Lee Young. Sitting: Wayne Breeding. Left to right: Joan Wilkinson, Vanna Lee Young, Mr. Jeneary, Caroline Macumber, Marjorie Mackay, Arleta Simpson, Wayne l'HEAl'Ell IW THE IJIIIZEN Mr. Gilbrsth .... Mrs . Gilbreth ..... Emestine.. .. . .. Anne . ......... Frank .... Jackie . . . . . Dan ...... O O l l l Fred. . ....... . . . Lillian ........... Martha... ........ .. Mrs. Fitsgeraldu.. Doctor Burton..... Joe Sca1ss...... Mill Brilleesesa .lllClOllllllO Director ........... Alsistlnt D1P9CtOl'l e a o e e s .Wayne Breeding .Caroline Maclmber .Marjorie 8: Meredith Mackay .Vanna Lee Young .Pat McNamara .Dick Jackson .Jack Wallace .Jim Fredericks .Tom Wallace .Marcia Lillard .Arleta Simpson .Jane Macumber .Ted Bsk .Jim Hylton .Maxine Kerley .Dick Pritchard .Mr. Jeneary .Mary Jo Koehn Dolores Packard Chee r Q! ge- Doasn was presented as the all school play of 1951. 1555-presented April 2 and 3, and the above shots were taken during rehearsal in the early stages of production. Sponsored by TH! MADIQIIAI I n 5 Husky Staff EDITORS I Seated left to right: Pet Howell, Artg 7' Joan Crawford, Editor, Maxine Kerley, Assistant Editor, Second lbw: Mies hee Loren Stout, Exchange, Veronica Roush, Sports, Venn: Young, Feature. CIRCULATION Left to right: Charles Driscoll, i Richard Gespari, Jerry Butler, Viols Hsrtmn, Marilyn Donovan. - ' PRODUCTION Left to right: Emily Lord, Darlene Ackelson, Arthur Wright, Hugh Cunningham. Sponsored by FARMERS PRODUCE f.. e-Y 1 13- V Y -A-3 :.iv.-.. ,,,. ig.4,,,g . 1 ..,l3',.i?. ,j mf'-f:i5L3fl2 .::-5:12 -.L , ,. -- . . ,...-.-,.,-i.........-.,.,.,1:'.:T , L'TT?T:t'. , 'APA' 1 V Kin- 1 xl , , V -- ,.- ,.-. ..,, -....-.....,.......Y., ., .......- ,-.Y. , V f H T-r 'g,' i 7? 'Q'-'9 'TgiI.i f-1 '?'f!'7 Y tg: '-g-e+e-v1------ .r ,,,.-.... ,,-,,,,. 'E A: , , V .....-, -...,-.-,--,,... -1- ' uh Boomerong Staff Left to rights Bill Kiddoo, business msnegerg Rey Garrett, art, Meredith, Mackey, Beverly Thornburg, typisteg Pct Howell, Helen Lawless, art, Bill Van Worden, photographer. F3 EDITORS First Row, left to rights Miss Rose, adviser, Lois Veltlsn, Wayne Breeding, editors-in-chief, Beck Bows Joan Crawford, picture editor, llexine lerley, copy editor, Venne !onmg, picture .ditO1'e WRITING STAFF Seated left to right: Beverly Thornburg, Mary Jo lhrtin, Nong Jem Hclinsie, Caroline Kecunber, Merge Clarke, lerjorle Mackey, Joan ililkineon. 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