Winterset High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Winterset, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1952 volume:

f E 1 15 , L1 5 M L fffll LIBRIS Ag XX f .-f ' ef' ..f 3 1 s f Bam? 1.952 I sl Z' UQ!! 6O J2f,fV S9 NP 3 Q? X K li M' '+ calming., SQVQIIIII Ill Ill ll 4' Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill lllll Ill As you look through this 1951-52 Boomermg now and in years to come, may you see your self ss you were and mgy it bring back cherished memories you'11 never want to forget of the best, years of your life. THE STAFF This page sponsored by BREEDINGS HARUNARE CO. 9 II 4' ...Q gx ,cup -4'-. i It ', . 1 N , nl, ' 'ri 'nh . Mi., A. of. .. , J, .p,,f,,..,., ,.. - :vf -ws -' ' 11--. 'r f 1 eg It- ' 2 I ' f 'fi' N'h 'fl ' ' 'Q i'f' 'r . P ,v '. ' ' by Ag 0 ' 4 Ak 'at -'I 4' 435 1 gf! 5 1 '41, e Q g 5 4 .J J. , I fl ' ' A 2, Q V, Q X Q :ii , H? In g , I if o f-1 E? 1 ' Ill P lu ! III las 5 V ... 1, .4 DMINI TR fbx X xx 43 I J K-,.....f S. 's UN X f X ,,A, , ,X Y - A 8 f f I' S f , X N I X , NX R Q XX K x A l 1 I PZ' H . - WY?- 1 I' X Z X XJ Facult 1 1..- D R LILLARD Superintendent MARILYNN BRUN Se reta HRS ASS .Af ,4 WILLIAM BUCK Animal Husbandry, Crops, Farm Management , F F A lst semester ELSIE DEKALB Algebra, General Mathematics, Iibruian M M Y DEVILBISS d, Inetrumental Music J Q1-A H C MILLER Principal MRS GEORGIA DRAKE English I, English Flmda men ale, Dxglieh Literature Y en Advisor f wma-3 Fosmzs l' A Geometry, Spanish Algebra II ANNETTE GREEN Ehglieh II, Journalism, Publications MRS DOROTH! HARPEQ Vocal Music This page eponsored by RITTH2 INSURANCE AGENCY Kpfv W :fl 4 qu-so can Y ,ga qc' P omm Hom.:-:N Typing, Shorthand, Office Practice CHARLES McGAFF'IN American Government, Boys P T , Comercial Law, Boys' Coach HAROLD MENKE. Biology, Industrial Arts ness, Geography MRS FRANCES HUISHI Bookkeeping, Merchandising Vocational Homenaking, F H A Advisor EDITH OSEDRNE f G-A DELHAR JENEAR! American Literature, Speech, Dramatics HELVIN PENROD American History, World History, Hi Y Advisor. HRS KATHRYN KALE Bible DEAN STEEBY Chemistry, General Science HRS. BDINICE HACUHBER,R.N DICK WATERS Home Nursing, School Economics, Social Problems Nurse, Girls P.T., Basketball. 424 This page sponsored by FARIDW CAFE QQ. ng AG. 4-nv P- K Q Q L. , ' ,. ', Y D H 11 vs , .S . x .ww f 0 yn. . ' A Q5 , N ' f, X , Y I M., .P Q ' of Q14 I O I 'T I. D ,zur ' , Q .' 2 ' vb' . ' We E v SWT 5 I 'Tx NOEL YOUNG Likable NRus Hi Y, Football 1 2 3 L3 Boomerang, Class Officer, Stud ent Forum L, Home room Officer 2 Basketball 2 3, Track 3 'Happy am I, care I am free Why cen't they all be be contented like me?' CHESTER SCHOENENBERGER Barb 0Chet' Hi-Y 3-43 F.F.A. 1 Football 1-2-3-hi Hi-Y Cabinet L: Claes Officer L3 Merchandising A. nAngels are per- fect. It's a good thing I'm a man.' This page sponsored by BEN FRANKLIN STORE 'I DONNA UTSLER Loud 'Useless' Pep Club 2 3 L Y Teen 1 2 3 A Homeroom Officer 2 Basketball 2, Y Teen Cabinet A A My memory is the thing I forget with W in fi? KARLA BAUR uriendly Bill Dra.C.33PepC.,M. Con., F.H.A., Cres. Vocal Fee. 2-3-L,G. G.C., Mix.Chr., Y-T l-2-3-L3 H.R. Off. Y-T. Cab. 3-hgHome- coming Cand. L3 F.H A. Cabinet 2-3. NA sunny die- position is the soul of success, her amb1t1on in life is one of the best.' isa ual .fl mi 4 -1' QP' af DONALD ALEXANDFR Louise Donnie A 1 2 Band l-2 Marching B l 2, Concert B l 2, Merchandising L3 Music Contest 'My life ie not my own ' CARL ANDERSON Nice Quiet Hi Y,B ,Con B , Con ,B Qrt ,Har B Stud For , Assemb Comm ,Mus C 1,Fb 2 3,CrestonB Fes l 2 L,Tr 1 2,H Club Br Sex ,B Off 3 h All st B 2 L,B Quinn 2 3 A Hi YCab Wood Quin L 'A Good Hind Pose asses e Kingdom JERRY BANE Wanda 'Lucky Pep Club 1, Hi I l A 1 2 F F A Off L Merchandising L 'Sometimes I sit and think, oft times I just si ' TED BEK Play Boy Dra C 1 2,PepC ,Hi Y,B Har B Con M Con 1 2 3 l,,Boys GC,Mix Chr l h,St Chr ,Crea V Fes A Crea B Fes 1 2 Trum Trio 2 3 'When with the girls Ted's quite a dish, but in the pool he's just a fish ' BARBARA BEVERIIN Barney Barb' PepC ,GGC ,Mix Chr I T ,H R Off l 2 3 h,Dist Sec ,C Off Trio,Chr Off ,Cres V Fe! 3,Stud Form 2 L,H Staff, HC Cand L,Y TCab ,GC 0031+ 'Perhaps her stat ure is not tall, but good things sometimes do cole s all ' DOLDRES ROHNLIE Friendly Dee YTeen23,FHA 2 3, Boomsran Sta!! L Tolleson, Arizona 1 'She takes a hop, skip, and a Jump to success ' DONALD BRUETT Talkitive 'Donnie' Pep Club A Truro 1 2 3 'Hy only books were womens looks and folly is all tney taught IB LOUISE BRUETT Donnie 'Shorty Pep C 3 L,Gir1s G Club, Mus Con 1 2 3,Mix Chr 2 3 I Teenl 2 3 h,F H A 2 3 h, 'I would rather please one good man than many bad len ' This page sponsored by J C PENNY CO 1 6- 14 Q 4-'A' I I II FaFe e ' 3'L3 e e e on ' - . . -' 1 5 1-2. - ' . . 'A e ' ' e , ' 4 X nr. Q J foil.. xxx, V 'SVT 3 N ' - - l I - ' e e Q Hu! - - ' . Q a v e e e e Q ' ' 8 ' 4 ' ' ' ' e e re, e A : .e e ' ei . L. ' e e . ti S ' ' e ' ' e Q x 'KJ e- e e- .e ' I e Y ,AB 1. VK. vu Q Q I at , j Xlfij n mf. . - -3-hs - -0. f 3 e a e e S S' ' e 4- ,- 7 e' t. ,pg f 1 ff k If N , ' I A U , Q Fun ' I ' f . fs. ' ' . . - ' n e ' ' ' ' ' e e ' I ' , 0 . - ' . T - - ' . . . ,1f' M1'. . . . - -3 ' J e e e A 3x ' 4 it 'Q gifs, DALE CAREY Blond Transfer H1-YL5 F.F.A. ag Afton, Iowa. 1 North High Des Moines 2-3 'He burns the mid- night Q11 but it is gasoline. WANDA CHILCOTE Jokes 'Wendy Girls Glee C 1 2, Mixed Chorus 1 2, Y Teen l 2 3 I., Huskyh F H A 2 3 'At last., I gain freedom ROBERT CIARK Parties Bob HClub2 3 lo,Dra , H R Off ,Class Off 3,Hi Y,hsketbal1, Track, Footba11,1 2 3 lui-Ii Y Cab 3 L A lion among ladies, a man among men SHIRLEY CLARK Red Hair Nice Y Teen 2 3 A F H A friendly mile, a helping hand A thought for each is her comman JANICE CLINE Peppy Jan Pep C.l-2-3-L5 Dra2 3-L3 Y-Teen2-35F.H. A.2-3-l+3F.H.A. Off. 2-I4 5 Boomerang, Hua . L She is capable of her highest am- bitions. HUGH CUNNINGHAM Quiet TH-leedle' Husky 3, Basket ball 1 Is it a sin to be tired? WAND! DAVIS Talkative Jerry Y Teen 1 2 A 2 'Smiles will make your troubles lighter, love will make your whole life bright er BILL DAVIS Loud 'Wild Bill Hi Y 2 'Mischief comes by the ounce and goes by the pound, with A spirit like his one would never be down This page sponsored by MILLER DRUG STORE ..ll Ili? bf' v-' I I l n n , 1 - - - -7 ' v p I.. ' ' Q . 1',. - aft N ' x - - - . - - -3-L3 . . . F.H. . -3-In , , . , . -- ' .1 O' l In - fxgvvg Naifw - - - 3 . . - . L Ae he ' - an ,, I d. ' A , ' Y 9 1 - I -, I-iq ,ICQ ffl.. Ullls, 'll 95? 'lv BETTY DEVAULT Queen Nice Pep C ,Y T , , Con B Msr B 1 2 3 A H R Off Crea B Fes ,Mus Con 3 Y T Cab ,Home Cand L13 Quar.3 L A 2 'Prstty, petit and sweet ' ANDREW DICHSON Tall 'An Pe C 3 A Boys Glee Club 3 Mixed Chorus 3 A Boomerang, Husky L Callanan, Des Moines 1 'He talks much u says little ' ANN DRAKE Jokes 'Adee Drs C ,Mus C 1 2, Pep C ,Girls GC, Mix Chr ,Y T ,Mar B ,Con B ,Mus Con 1 2 3 A,St B ,F H A Off 2 3,Cres V Fes ,Trio,Quar , Solo Con 3 A Y T Cab ,Oct ,Chr Off A,DanceB ,F H A 2 3 A 'If there's a way she'll find it CHARLES DRISCOLL Character 'Chuck Hi Y 3 A, Husky 3 Merchandising A 'Always awfully busy doing noth ing n I1 SHIRLEY EGY Friendly 'Chuckie Y Teen 1 2 3 A F H A 2 3 b,Pep Club 3 b, Husky, Boomerang A,F H A 0fficerA, Homecom ing Candidate A Drsmatics 3 '1 like a person who knows her own mind and sticks to it ' JOH PLANNERY Jolly 'Cras Hi Y 1 2 3 Q, H R Officer, Student Forum 1, Track 3 Football 1 2 3 Merchandising A 'I should worry and become a skeleton ' BARBARA FREY Long Hair 'Bar PepC ,Y Teen 3 h, Girls Glee C Mix Chorus2 3 A F H A 2 3 A P Off 2 3,H 4 Off Music Contest 2 3 'Quite the soph isticated miss ' RICHARD GASPARI Ford 'Ricardo' Boys Glee C ,Mix Chr l 2 3 A,Husky 3,Track 1 2 A,Mus Con 2 3,Glee C Off 'Don't look at me that way I didn't do itl' This page sponsored by STROEBER HARDWARE fifx' 4 iggk 45 1' 411f' 4,47 Alu' 4-A 45 ,R r'-S A HARRY GRAY Quiet Husky 3, Merchand ising A 'As quiet as a street at nigh W DAVID GIVAN Blond Nwhitey Hi Y A, Woodward 1, Greenfield 2 3 WAn undiscovered genius ' RICHARD GREENWOOD Lots o fun Eli W Club, Boomerang, Hi Y Cabinet A, Dramatics, Stud Forum 3 A, Hi Y 1 2 3 A, Basket bal 1 2 3 A H R Officer , Football 2 3 L, Track 1 3 HA wise man nix, a learned man nay, a happy man, that's him Hooray! WAYNE HAM ANS Pep Club 2 3, Hi Y 3 F F A 2 Merchandising A nSilent type some one has to be quiet around heren BETTY HAUN Manager Missouri WClub3 A,PepC Teenl 2 3 A Off ,T Teen Cab 2 3,Stud For F H A Basketball Man 2 WF1ashing smile and sparkling eyes one or both with hypnotize W WALTER HOWELL Build 'Walt' Hi Y,F F A ,Track 1 2 3 A, Basket ball 2 A,Footbal1 3 A F F A 0 f A WThe wor1d's no better if we worry lifes no better if we hurry W IRWIN HUF? Charlotte Wlrvien W Club A, Hi Y l 2 F F A l Boomerang A, Track A, Football A WSilence and common sense make the man W WILLIAM JACKSON Dark 'Bill' Drs C 1 2,PepC 1 2 3 h,Boys GC ,Mix Chr ,Hi Y 1 2 3 A F F A l,Octet A, Gres V Fes 3-A 'An expert o knows more an more about less and less This page sponsored by MONTROSS PHARMACY Q 4 ' X vis rf 'Sill .QEU 'sf 'C'-4 ,,,fn W I 4 EVA JAMISON Sweet nEvieN Girls Glee C.l-2-3 Mixed Chr.2-33Y-T. l-2-3-h5F.H.A.2-3 L5Boomerang,Husky L. nSlender, slight, and sincere.N LDRENE KORDICK Short Shy Y Teenl 2 3 h,F H A 2 3 L, Boomerang WHer pleasant per sonality is her biggest success RALPH KUHNS Smile Friendly Drs C l,F F A l 2 3, Basketball 2, Tr 3, Football 1 2 Football Manager UGenerally speak ing, he's general ly speaking RONALD LEEPER Curly nRonnie PepC l,Boomerang Husky h,Band,Mar B Con B 2 3 L,H R Off 3,Cres B Fes Mus Con 3 h,Brass Sox L Hln him you' find true friend ship W mmm LEMON Bill Merchandising L. Wwhat a nice place this school would be with out any 1essons.n BILL LUTH 'Willy PepC ,Mar B 1 2 Hi Y 1 2 3 L Band l 2 3, Boomerang A Basketball 2, Tr h, Con B WI never think of the future it comes soon enough MARCELLA McADOW Brain Quiet Y Teen 1 2 3 A Hua A F H A 2 nDoes her best in all she tries N JOAN MENKE loud WMonkey Dra C l,PepC A Girls GC ,Mix Chr Y Teen,B ,Mar B , Con B ,Mus Con 1 2 3 h,DP8mBt1CS 3 Off 1, Homecoming Cand h,F H A 2 3 h Stuart Fes 3 A WA light heart lives long W This page sponsored by KING CLOTHING Wil ilb lv' 1 I Q 4 ,,. hm I ll ' A 5 ' ' ' ' ' o o 0 e e ' 5 A .f z g A: - - . 1 L. 4 ' - 2-3- - . . 31 sf h Q ' .Il Mr 3 , ' so 3' 'H f ' 5,11 sl W Q Q 3 w . . . . . . . ky 3 . . 1 -3 , . ' - Q. I 3 4 ra 54, .N - . ky , 4 I x ' N 1 . 2 .xx X . Q V H I n ' o e ' o S N A 1' ll ' ' I '- . JM.. 1 sh 'lib Y 6- MAURICE MITCHELL F0rd Maurie' H Y 3 L,F F A 3 Basketball 3,Track 3 L,Football 3 L Merchandising L Greenfield l nThe less people talk, the more they think EDGAR MORSE Cheerful nEddie W Club h Hi Y: 1 3 L A l Basketball 2 3 L Football 3 A WAn all around good fellow N RICHARD NELSON Playboy Bird' H Clubb, Boys GC Mix Chr ,Mus Con 2 3 b,St Chr ,GC Off 3,Hi Y,Foot ball l 2 3 A,Track Basketball 1 2 3 Cree V Fee ,Quar WLove, honor, and -O Babyl' NORMA OSBORN Des Moines Norm Y Teen 1 2 3 L, Merchandising L, A 2 nShe's small, but so is an atom sHIRLEY PACE Get Around 'Shir Girls Glee C 3 Y Teenl 2 3 h,F H A 2 3 L,Merchandising Wwhatever advice you give be brief DOLORES PACKARD Driver WSnooksW POPC 3 h,DPa 3 L Y Teen3 L,H R Off 3,Boomerang,Husky L North Des Moines l 2 NElg blue eyes and turned up nose She has fun where ever she goes RAY PARKER Tall NBig Red' WC1ub3 L,Hi Y 3 L Basketball3 h,Tr Football l 2 3 L Football Co-Cap tain A Wwsll, I'm not sure, but that's what the big boys said down at the pool hall W PMLHPPHW Arguments 'Fishn WClub2 3 A Hi Y l 2 3 L,Hi Y Cab 3 L, Footba1l,Basket ball, Track Manag er 2-3-L If a line was crooked, he'd argue it straigh This page sponsored by FLOOD CLEANERS ,,h M O 3 'WX hike-,ii '-eu' 'Y ,a VEIMA PH ARMAN Typist 'Vol' YFTeenl-2-33F,H.A. 2-33 Boomerang, Husky L. WThis would be e lonesome world without her.' DICK PRITCHARD Janice NPritchW Hi-Y l-2-3-H, F F A 3 A,Basketball l 2 L, Football 2 WA man not of words but of act ion U DIANE REED Johnny Nice Dra C H T ff Stud For 1,PepC ,Y Teen,B,Mar B ,Con. B l 2 3 L,GirlsGC, mx Chr ,Y T cab, Br Sex ,Gres V Fes F H A 3 A,Cres B Fes ,Mus Con Br Quin 9 3 A B Off Q B Solo 3 WThe smile that won't come off W CAROL SH ARER Can Can Red PepC B ,Mar B , Con B ,Pres V Fes 2 3 h,GirlsGC ,Mix Chr ,Y Teenl 2 3 L St Chr ,Trio,Stu artFes 3 h,Dra , Chr Off 3,Sex 2 3 Oct ,V Quar h,Mus Con 1 2 h,B Quar HShe has an angels voice which is surely heavens choice W GARY SIMMONS Friendly 'DuffyW PepC,Basketball,Tr l5BoysGC.,H1x.Chr. Hi-Y,B.,Dan.B.,Mar B.,Con.B.l-2-3-hi St.Chr.,Stud.For., Oct.33H.R.0!f.,Hi- !Cab.,GC.0ff.l-2-3 HuskyL3Cres.B.Fes. Mus.Con. 3-L. WI came here to study, not to be distracted by women N HAROLD SIRDOREA JoAnne Sid Boys Glee C ,Mixed Chorus l,Hi Yl 2 3 h,Football l 2 3 Hi Y Cabinet L NNo one knows what he can do until he tries MARILYN STEVENS wayne Red WClub,Mar,Band2 3 L Pep C , Y Teen, E sketball l 2 3 L Girls GC 1,H R Off Class Off 3 Husky Y Teen Cab L Wwhat should a girl be but merryvn LOREN STOUT Quiet Husky 3, Merchand ising L Wwell, people think I'm innocent anyway?n Thls page sponsored by CLUB CAFE is , 5 'lf '1 N15 'in-if 3 fb DELENE THOHPSOI Short 'Billy Dramaticsh, I4-Teen 1 2 k,Husk7L,F H It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice HORMA DUFF TRAC! Blond Jeanie I Teen 1 2 3 I+ Boomerang,Hus A 2 'Early marriage, long love NAB! IDU VAIATTA Quiet lies Y Teenl 2 3 L,F H A 2 3 ls, Boomerang 'Speech is silver, silence is golden!! PAUL VLIECER Black hair Quiet Pep Club lo: Huslq Boomerang I4 'If I have son thing to do, I do it BEITY WALTZ Sweet Girls Glee C , Chorus2 3 L I 'Been 2,Music Contest 3 A 2 A smile and the very best in you cannot be hidden DAWN UAMBOLD Tall 'Lbs Pep Club 14, I Teen I+, Boomerang, Husky I., F H A h,Zion 1 'Sweet and Chl!!- ing ss can be All success she' sure to see BIRON WEEKS Speed Whrney WClub,Chr Off L, BoysGC ,Mix Chr Hi !,Baeketba11,Foot ball 1 2 3 lui-I R off ,B l,Tr 1 2, Oct ,Cree V Fes 3, Mus Contest l 3 I'n really a swell gm' just ask me RONALD WHITE Swell Ronnie W Club 3 lulii I1 2 3 I+, Boomerang h Beketball, Foot ball,l 2 3 h,Foot ball Co-captain I. 'Woman was God's second mistake This page sponsored by PALACE GARAGE 7? N- U--., 4.47 rip' K' 'tv-f by In-ls: tr- HERBERT WILKINSON Pe ll ll Hi Y 1 2, Football A Merchandising nAlthough salt is measured by pinch es, men are no measured by inch es HUBERT WILKINSON NH Hi Y 1, Football A Merchandising L 'If it's a man' work, I'LL do it W PATRICIA WILSON Secretive Patsy' W Club, Pep Club, Y Teen, Basketball 1 2 3 L, Y Teen Cabinet 3 L F H A Cabinet 2 'What's she think ing? You'll never ICDOVQ ' JOYCE WORM Nice to know Pep Club 3 L Y Teen 1 2 3 A Husky A F H A 2 3 A, Basketball 2, Y Teen Cabinet A WHer sweetness is a joy to all W LEWIS YOUNG Reckless Lewis A 1 2 F F A Officer 2 L Merchandising L 'A little non sense now and then is relished by the best of men N MARILYN ZIKA 'Maggie Basketball 2 Merchandising L WSomething happy, something gay,and by the way she has her say W 59512 ualwffa 0-Ziffcw This page sponsored by NELSON'S GAM LE STORE lmnfafw Q4 7- 7,01 QR.. A WI We the Senior Class of 1952, being anxlous to get away and yet wanting to leave N H S running smoothly wlthout us, bequeath the following things to remind future classes of the better days before their tame Dolores Packard w1lls her ab1l1ty to dance to Barbara Thomsen You'll have to be light on your feet Barbara, but a few lessons should help that Bill Davis leaves his reserved seat 1n the offlce to John Hart Patricia Wilson and Marilyn Stevens leave thelr basketball ab1l1ty to Marllyn Cline and Patty Mitchell They already have a good start John Flannery wills his wa1st line to Edgar Harrell Better loosen your belt, Edgar! Mary Lou Vanatta leaves her studlous ab1lity to Lewis Halnes You'1l have to study day and nlght Louie, to keep those A's on your report card Bill Jackson leaves his pleasing voice to anyone who enjoys talking all the time Lou1se Bruett leaves her position as offlce g1rl to and junior g1rl who can fill it Maurice Mitchell wills his driving experience to Larry Lhorpe who could use a little! Barbara Beverlin and Donna Utsler leave their glggly ways to Arleta Simpson and Mary Jo Herbert and Hubert Wilkinson leave their shy, sweet ways to the Wallace twins Karla Baur, Ann Drake and Carol Shearer leave their singing ability to anyone who has the vo1ce for it Irwin Huff wills his daily rendevous in the park to the junior boys hours are 12 OO to l , boys Betty DeVault leaves her position as homecoming queen to any junior girl who has the luck become queen next year Andy Dickson leaves his mysterious trips to Des Mo1nes to anyone who has a car and special interests there Dolores Brownlie and Velma Phearman leave the1r frlendshlp to Marvyl Black and Mary Cox Bill Luth leaves h1s pleasant smile and carefree ways to the freshmen suffering from the cruelt1es of high school Norma Duff Tracy leaves to be w1th her husband Richard Gaspari leaves his singing ability to Ed Waltz Shirley Clark leaves her quiet ways to Jean Ann Lull From now on remember silence golden, Jean Ann Lewis Young leaves his seat in the city hall to anyone who enjoys driving recklessly Janice Cline wllls her artistic ability to Sharon Benjamin, no, on second thought she' decided to take it with her She mlght need it Come on, give it back, Sharon Walter Howell w1lls his physique to Merle Bruett Betty Haun leaves her posltion as girls' basketball manager to Coach Waters to give to any girl who wants to see the games free Charles Driscoll leaves his formula on how to stay awake in class after staying awake all night to Donald Haines 'll Koehn. From the looks of things they've already acquired them. -- : :OO to . is ' s Wanda Chilcote leaves She's happy to be gone, she didn't leave anything Carl Anderson leaves his job as assistant band director to Jack Baur, who's had a little experience, also Shirley Egy wllls her ability to type to Robert Forbes That means no errors on your budgets from now on, Bob Harry Gray wills his glasses to anyone who needs them They also have a guarantee things start whirl1ng Wanda Davis and Jerry Bane leave together Donald Alexander, and Byron weens are quite willlng to leave high school behind, they're just satisfled wlth what they've got Joyce Worm and Marilyn Z1ke leave to go back to Peru Raymond Parker leaves hls place as one the fabulous Parkers for Loren to carry on Barbara Frey leaves her long hair to Irene Clarkson That means brushing it a hundred strokes every nlght, Irene Ronnle Leeper leaves his tuba to someone its own size for instance, Duane Gunter Norma Osborn wills her good drlvinp ability to Joann Gunter Watch your nand signals Paul Vlieger wllls his studlous ability to Duane Allison who could sure use it Dawn Wambold leaves her frlendly ways to any friendly person who wants them Ted Bek leaves h1s way with the glrls to Carl Henry Bob Clark walls hls athletlc ablllty to Bernle Harpole Lorene Kordick leaves her bashful ways to Beverly We1dman Just act shy, Beverly, and you'll get by Bill Lemon just leaves Betty Waltz leaves Edward to carry on the Waltz mane wayne Hammans leaves h1s g1rl friends all none of them Dick Pritchard and Dale Carey leave their cars, that 18 what's left of then, to the sophomore girls Noel Young leaves his job as edltor of the Boomerang to the poor guy that gets it next year Diane Heed wills her place on the honor roll to Jim Fredricks Of Course, its up to you to keep on it, Jim Hugh Cunningham leaves for Ind1anola -oh well, he's there almost every night anyway Gary Simmons leaves his ab1l1ty to drlve w1th one hand to Karl Cumming who's probably learned how by now! Chester Schoenenberger leaves Barb Henrichs standlng in the halls and talking to herself Phillip Penn w1lls his roller skates land pillowsl to anyone learning to skate Eva Jamison wills her economlcal ways to Arleta Fredricks That means you've got to stop spendlng your money foollshly, Arleta Harold Sirdoreaus and Loren Stout will their afternoon jobs to Pat McNamara and Bob Schirm Edgar Morse leaves h1s football suit and best of luck to the boy that gets his position next year Delene Thompson leaves to run down her track star. We hope she catches him. Marcella McAdow leaves her journalistic ability to anyone who has the nose for it. Ralph Kuhns leaves his front seat in bookkeeping class to any junior ornery enough to sit there. Joan Menke leaves her flirty ways to Frances Callison. Don't forget to roll your eyes at all the fellows, Frances. Donald Bruett wills the mumps to anyone who can make them last three weeks. David Givan leaves his curly hair to Bill Lehman Shirley Pace leaves her job at Southward to any girl in Merchandising next year Histor The seniors of 1952 entered W H S in the fall of 19h8 with ninety-one members There were 12 boys participating in football and eight boys in basketball One girl played on the A squad basketball team and one on B-squad Eighteen members participated in mixed chorus with 12 members playing in various dlV1SiOhS of the band The homeroom presidents were Carl Anderson, John Flannery and Diane Reed These students helped in planning parties and making decisions for various things in the school In the fall of 19A9, 83 members re entered as sophomores Eleven boys took part in football with three earning major letters Nine boys and five girls played basketball with two girls on the A squad who helped to take the girls to the state tournaments that year One sophomore girl served as co manager for girls' basketball and one boy co manager of the football team Nine students particlpated in band with Carl Anderson going to all state band Fourteen were in mixed chorus, eleven girls and three boys in glee club Kay Neilson and Carol Shearer were in the girls' sextet and Kay Neilson was one of the cheerleaders. One sophomore g1rl was on the Y Teen cabinet The homeroom presidents for this year were Barbara Beverlin, Betty Haun and Ronnie Nhite Eighty juniors came back as upper classmen in 1950 Bob Clark led them as president Gary Simmons, v1ce president and Marllyn Steve1s, Secretary treasurer Twelve A squad football members took the squad through that year with many victories Two served them as managers Two g1r1s were on the A squad basketball team and one served as manager Nith the help of these three, the 0lF1S went with the ieam to the state tournaments and were defeated in the third round Two boys were A squad basketball players and one, manager Seven boys participated in track, nine played in band with one ZITI as majorette Fifteen sang in mixed chorus, three girls comprised the trio and one glrl, in sextet Tw girls belonged to Girls N Club, and seven boys to Boys W Club Five girls served as Y Teen cabinet members, four girls F H A cabxnet and three boys H1 Y cabinet members They produced the play Hnime and Time Agalnn and two TUHIOFB participated in the all s hool play, HCheaper By the Dozen U Seventy eight studerts still pushing forward, entered in the fall of 1951, now known as the 'hlgh and mighty seniors ' The season began with football with 15 seniors pushing the team forward Then, basketball with two girls on A squad girls' team, and eight boys on A squad boys' team Eight girls sang 1n girls' glee club and seven boys ix boys' glee club Fifteen seniors sang lH mixed chorus Several f nlshed thei senior year with a record of being on the honor roll each semrster dur1nv their four year high school career, which will carry them through to a b1v,er and better career in the future years iifffs igggggisgb iEEgj.n 15253 Z 6 If rfi?? ffl? 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IA sf. 3 rl If 1 ' v' a 4 M - f ,W , 1 x U, Q F, HM K 2 X! 5 ,U 4 M' f r f 4, 1 1 f - , ' 'X Prophecy As I was walking down the beach one bright and sunny day, I saw a great big wooden box floating in the bay I picked it up and opened it Much to m dismay, I dlscovered in this box a most miraculous thing Yes, it was a tell all machine of the class of '52 It had been lying dormant for some twenty odd years and was somewhat rusty but I turned it on and tuned it in and this is what it said Lou1se Bruett is now Queen of Egypt and Donald Alexander is chief dogcatcher in Alexandrla, Egypt He got his job through Queen Louise as they have been good friends for years Thelr friendship has created quite a riot in Egypt as this is the first time the Queen has ever been in love with the dogcatcher Carl Anderson is chief sawbones at the largest hospital in the world now located in Siberia Shirley Clark is his chief cutter upper and assists him in all of the operatlons he performs wayne Hammans, who has always been the quiet type, is now doorwatcher in Peking, China Wonder what's on the other side of the door999? Ted Bek was last seen in Glasgow, Scotland dressed in his original plaid kilts, playing the latest in Scottlsh jazz on his bag pipes Ted was always the musical typo Flash Chester Schoenenberger now has opened his own Atomic Filling Station in the middle of the Sahara desert The reason station just blew up Joan Menke and Betty DeVault now have sat1n cushions charming snakes in Bombay, India Joan plays the flute the snakes Lewis Young and Charles Driscoll have just completed for the flash, s to sit on while while Betty charms the fastest trip to the moon for Professor dilliam Lemon They have decided to stay as they llke it up there what no hotrods boys99???? John Flannery is trying to lose weight while dancing the Irish jig in Dublin, Ireland He has lost one half pound but that's not bad considering he'e only been at it for twenty years Richard Weisshorn, worth it Barbara singing at Greenwood ju t captured the world's Olympic Ski Title in Switzerland after twenty years of hard falls He stated Hlt was Frey is modeling negligees in gay Paree while Karla Baur the Ooo laa la nlght club Robert Clark is washing w1ndows in the Empire State Building He has that he has reached the Flash Janice Cl1ne She works at the famous washer The manager is the famous vocalist and sing 30th floor has just been reported seen in Athens, Greece Grecian Arms Cafe as the chief cook and bottle none other than Andy Dickson Richard Gaspari people from all over the world come to hear h1m Harold Sirdoreaus now owns the Bar Nothlng Ranch Some of his ranch hands are Irwin Huff, Walter Howell, and Loren Stout They are said have the only herd that can dance to the jazz they sing wh1le rlding on e range Hubert and Herbert Wilk1nson are wrestlers in the famous Nelson A White Circus Hubert and Herbert now hold the world's Championsh1p Wrestling Record Richard Nelson and Ronnie White take turns doing the barking for the shows They usually draw a huge crowd Wanda Chilcote is their lion tamer and has an act where she narrowly escapes death between the jaws of these huge animals Dolores Brownlie and Dawn Wambold have just returned from Humansdroo, Africa where they have been headhuntlng Shrlnking heads to the size of an egg is their latest hobby Delene Thompson has just completed her jaunt around the world She completed it in only was the prize at the Mary Lou Vanatta, theory to be wrong 10 days nonstop The lnspiration that hustled her end Could it be Bill799?9999 Lorene Kordlck, and Betty Waltz have proved Gray' You will remember Gray as Harry Gr y of W H S These girls have now completed a book entitled UExperienced Advice To the Lovelorn N It has proved to be the best seller of the year f . ' hi 1 . .Il I - . is established the world's record for window washing. His record to date is e 0 18 . to ' ' th . ' . on . ' Q 3 Byron Weems now has the largest harem in the world The latest poll taken showed that Barbara Beverlin was the most popular Bill Davis is now playing the tom toms in Calcutta, India while Dolores Packard is teaching the natives how to do her new ballet-tap war dance Jerry Bane and Wanda Davis have their own igloo in Alaska but they still have to stay close together to keep warm Still the same old couple Velma Phearman is in Hawaii teaching her new hula dance to the service men over there The most interested seem to be David Given, Phillip Penn, and Maurice Mitchell I wonder whyo Donnie Bruett is stil swindling tourists in Tiawana, Mexico trying to get enough money to come back to the U S so he can go into business with now wealthy Hugh Cunningham He owns the Espanol Libros Inc and Co This is a new line of books just on the market Flash The election returns have just come in Ann Drake defeated Raymond Parker for President of the United States She stated after her election 'It doesn't do any good to kiss the babies Kiss the men W Ann kissed the women Who else999 Betty Haun is practicing voo-doo on Patsy Wilson We see her now boiling Patsy's head she knows not why Gary Simmons is a he can put life back Joyce Worm is now in oil while she is in some distant land suffering and mortician in Italy He has invented a machine by which into the corpse 'Lollypop Queenu in Havanna, Cuba Shirley Egy is her most prominent customer Shirley always did like those two cent suckers when she was in school Ronnie Leeper leaped to success by establishing his own shoeshine business on Times Square in New York City we see him now shining Edgar Morse, the Wall Street tycoon's, shoes Carol Shearer has now taken Prlncess Margaret Rose's place in the limelight and is often seen doing the Can-Can in many of the most famous spots Among her latest escorts are Paul Vlieger, Ralph Kuhns and Dick Pritchard Diane Heed is still enrolled in college This is the fifth college has attended since her graduation from w H S As yet she still hasn't found the husband she was looking for back in '52 Bill Jackson is now at Nanking, China giving great speeches from a soap box in the heart of the city that rocks the world Norma Osborn, Shirley Pace, and Marilyn Zika are operating the Trim, Trim, and Trimmer Salon in Peru, Iowa They are qu1te successful and their latest customer is none other than Eva Jamison, the world's champion short hand writer Marilyn Stevens is now trying to capture the world's record for simming the English Channel She finally accomplished her greates feat swi ming non stop back and forth across the channel Yea, Marllynl I now see in the great Paclfic ocean none other than Norma Duff Tracy She's on ship where her husband is stationed She is the only wife that is on the ship and it is reported trat they will soon discharge her husband Probably just to get rid of Nonma Marcella McAdow has her own newspaper office in Washington, D C She always did have a great nose for news Donna Utsler is air line stewardess on the Trans continental airplanes Noel Young is pilot of one of the planes and Bill Luth is co pilot The tell all machine is now dimming but that's all of my classmates that I can recall so I'll turn it off and toss it back to float on down the bay Maybe somewhere another classmate of '52 will chance to meet the tell all machine and listen to its tale . 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J o MQ, I eh' V I P Football W H S VS KNOXVILLE The Huskles journeyed to Knoxville with six lettcrman for the season opener strong South Central Conference title contender, the Panthers well balanced and experienced team defeated the Huskies 19 O Bill Beedle was outstandlng for Winterset S CHARITON After a dlsmal first half in wh1ch the Chargers scored all their points, the Huskies fought back to out charge and outplay Charlton but were able to score only once and were beaten 18 7 Again B111 Beedle was the Husky offensive spark, w1th Ray Parker heading the defensive alignment W H S VS GRFENFIELD The Huskies hit the victory column by down1ng a stublorn Greenfleld crew 12 6 Highllght of this non conference game was Bob C1ark's 92 yards touchdown run with a recovered fumble B111 Beedle plunged for the other tally Ronnie Wh1te played brilliant defensive ball Improvlng rapldly the Huskles taste d thelr f1rst conference victory with an 18 O win over the Pells Dutchmen Fullback Bill Beedle, playlng h1s usual terrific offensive game scored one marker o Clark took a pass from Rich Greenwood and Byron Weems took one from Bill Beedle for the other score Chet Schoenenberger played a fine offenslve game 1n the lane wlth Ray Parker and Ronnie White spark1ng the defense H S V5 PEER Contlnulng t roll, the Huskles defeated Perry 1A 6 Sophomore Larry Breedlng tallied fl st a 12 yards double reverse play Bob Clark raced 30 yards with pass from Greenwood for the final score Noel Young did an excellent I llllllllill' job of blocking in the line, wh1leMax Newbury and Parker were defensive stand outs Herb Wllklnson ran the ends very effectively with speedy ball carrying W H S VS VALLEY One of the largest crowds i the school's hlstory witnessed the annual home coming game W1th highly touted Valley High of West Des Moines as the opponent, the Huskies were out scored, but never out fought, 18 7 Bill Beedle was e offensive star with Ronnie White and Edgar Morse playing f1ne defensive ball Th score came on a pass Bill Hlnes to Bob Clark W H S VS ALB A The Huskies pushed the Demons all over the field but could score only once, Bill Beedle going over from the 2 yard line Karl Cummings, Ray Parker and the entire defensive team highlighted a fourth quarter goal l1ne stand 1n wh1ch Albia had 8 downs in s1de the Husky two, but were unable to score Herb Wxlklnson displayed H S VS CR S Wlnterset lnvaded a hlghly regarded Hawkeye Elght Conference team in Creston and playlng their best ball beat the Panthers l3 6 After a fearful first quarter the Huskies literally tramped the heavier Creston crew but Bill Beedle's two touchdown plunges were their only scores Every man 1n the defensive and offensive line was a star ln th1s Uupset H W H S VS INDIADOLA Having a mlserable season, the Indlans forced the Huskies to go all out for a 7 O w1n Bill Beedle capped a 65 yard dr1ve with a flve yard plunge 1n the thlrd quarter It was the final game for 16 senlors Ill-.-. f . 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