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Help Yourself To Soft Water It's as close as your nearest hot water faucet. NEAL'S SOFT WATER SERVICE NEAL'S SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY Dial 5201 Two Blocks South of Methodist Church 314 S. Third St. W Mt. Vernon, Iowa ~L~J "1 A shock absorber as we travel along life's highwoy; GOLFERS NEED ~ The "long and the short of it," Dick Moore (left) and Bill Lenz, were C0MP [HDISIVE P~gS0N~t,chosen honorary Mustang captains of the 1951 football team. LIABILITY INSURANCE I i About 88 enjoyed the annualfoot-, L. Edwards (absent, J. Pence; and i ball dinner given last Thursday bY]flash. W. Johnson, J. Neubauer, R. mothers of MVHS football players, J Freeman, W Macaulay a#~,~|=.=-~v l honoring the boys and their fathers} ~" ~. /VI%JKKI ~I~I ' and a ~rou,~ of s,~ecial aueo+~ i"~ cludin h " - - '- i The 1951 Mustang +eason was a Dial 6921 -- mt vernon g c eer leauers ana coacnes d one w 1 . ' . . ' : goo im me team p acing ~n [admmmtrators, andtheir wives, l in the Eastern Hawkeye confer- ! James Macaulay,wo~,~,~ wo~,~ ~ a ~ .t astmaster' in-lenee. The Mt. Vernon team reg- Representing THE TRAVELERS, Hartford ~3dUrC:gn.~ ~ ~,~,**~u~ ,~ a~,~'~"'~'~'~af'~'~ia~n~o~':~!istered an even ]00 points against w, 63 for their opponents. In fact as ~vnKe ~vnner oz ~ornen, ~upt. an~;su~t Sikkink ,~ointed out *h~ ~o-,~ I Mrs S/kkink, Mr and Mrs Char/es i * ~ " -^ ' ~- "".Y I-- ' - . '. .~ ' . oz ~vlvn~ nave z~ wins out oz tne ,~waney mr ana ~v~rs J~runo t~ecK-~la t 24 ' " " ~ games ~wo ties anu only man Asst. Coach Bob Lnke, Coach!, . I ' ~ Iour losses. i and Mrs. Don Hippie, ~vzr. anct ~ xrs. .~ ~lC~ iVloore rand Bill Lenz ! Max Northrup, Hugh Roberts, i m were honored by their team tRalph Bachman t.am anager I " ~ '-'- "--der- ~'~-c-"mates m me eo-eapt~iney elec l~arl l~lln~Ky, cneer *ea ~ a~a,* j{"i n -- I Gaston, Shirley Lenz Shirley Lowe, 'toe" R ot.h h&ve ~ =thle~c ariaactivity recortt$ in their Rachel Yezslev Betty Dostal and l. ~' I " ~ouryears of ~gh seh~l ,Chalk Mark sports winter,Noel : ~Neuenswander I Dick has been a member of the i, ] M c ub for three years, having I Autumn leaves, huge footballs, l I played football 4 and counting the ,goal posts and pennants decorated t ' ' th coming seasons been on the bus [ e background for the affair and], " " " ~+~- -, +-v,1 ~ .~ ~+ ~ .IKetDall ana track squaas Ior ,t eacn. He has also been in oan~ 4 years white helmet nutcups and goal I post placecards. The food was i and taken part zn me lumor class furnished and prepared by the play Th,soYear heholds two h,gh mothers and the big~ menu f~ntureietecuve otzlces, tnose oz pres,- was fr+ed c " . - dency of both the senior class ana . hlcken.Sanitary Dairy I the stuaent counCll furnLhed the milk for the dinner, i Harold Ward, president of the[ Bill has bee~ an "M" club mem- Johnson Nut Co. of Cedar Rapids, : ber four years. This is his 4th year presented the highlight speech of i on the grzd team; he has played the evening. Ignoring football and basketball 2 years and the coming honors he centered his talk about season will be his 4th in track. He A key that fits the door Opportunity: A blessing when erie reac =s "the Golden Years" of life. Three gocd rc soas for build- ing your savings reserve s,aa;a,y in ka :;. I IIiiIIijl I I,iiii "Women" as the subject uppermost also played in the junior stage pro- in the minds and hearts of young duction and has served on the m~n or old! He apparently knew!council two years. His classmates his audience because his speech lhave honored him by choosing him 1was well-received. Mr. Ward con- as president for both the freshman eluded with a serious note, chal- and sophomore years. lenging the squad that the princi-i The two co-captains responded pros of team work ana preseverance, briefly to the tributes and Dick learned on the grzdlron have the i,~ representing the I951 Mustangs, pre- I same strength and value in the]sented Coach Hippie and Coach world outside that of sports The i Liike with gifts of appreciation speaker is a member of the Toast-I from their squad. i mast~rs' club of Cedar Rapids. IHONOR COACHES Letter winners w e r e an- nounced as follows: Seniors: D. I Coaches Liike and Hipple were+ Moore, B. Lenz, B. Yeisley, J. [given special tribute for their lead-i ership and coaching of the Mus-~, ]tangs this fall. Don Hipple pre- I sented his ~quad, listing first the+ i"shock troop," the determined fel- lows who all year took the beat- !ings in practice without much to! "took forward to except the foot- ball banquet: V. Studt, L. Ringer, D. Van M~tre, G. Walter, L. Trp- kosh. K. Jilovec J. Strickland, D. Lyford. J. Ringer, D. Ross, T. Coul- ta~. M. Stastny and E. White. The "satin-pants" brigade was then called: seniors, D. Moore, B. Lenz, B. Yeisley, J. Young, G. Com- ~tck, R. Hughes; juniors, A. Wooff, G. B:'cwn. B. Morrissey, J. Bridges, J, Moore, R. Trpkosh; sophomores, Young. Juniors: A. Wooff, G. Brown, J. Bridges, J. Moore, IL Trpkosh, B. Morrissey. Sopho- mores: L. Edwards, J. Pence. Fre~men: W. Johnson, J. Neu- bauer. Carl Klinsky, manager, , will receive a letter also. 11951 SUMMARY 12 to 0 New Londcn 6 to 14 West Liberty 31 to 0 Columbus Jct. 12 to I2 Wilton 6 to 0 University High 13 to 19 Wapello 7 to 6 West Branch 13 to 12 Winfield The program closed with movies shown by Ralph Bachman. f: TAX INCLUDED Full size console--the Philco 1839--with 150 aq. inch picture, super-power chassis, and Built- In Aerial. In Mahogany-finish cabinet, it'a an unequalled value! Designed for BUILT-IN U.H.F. Yes, a/l new Philco TV sets are designed in advance for future television developments. Ask us for details enjoy now the newest in TV. OTHER PHILCO MODELS UP TAX INCLUDED Warranty Extra Up to 15 months to pay Dial 4291 .-= MT. VERNON, IOWA