Alta Community High School - Cyclone Yearbook (Alta, IA)

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PU B L I CATICD N S SCARLET AND BLACK STAFF Front Row: Ardis Hinkeldey, Geraldine Friedrich, Editors. Second Row: Catherine Peterson, Alice Peterson, Margaret Anderson, Donna Hoferman, Deloris Lisle, Betty Moser, Jacqueline Otto, Jo Ann Kent, Ardiss Fahr, Third Row: Richard Zubradt, Joan Jarvis, LaVoune Huseman, Arlene Morrison, Joan Anderson, Beverly Bergquist, Barbara Hanson. Karen Stille. Fourth Row: Bill McDonald, Ronald Peterson, James Otto, Dennis Brechwald, Allan Schuelke, Raymond Sievert, Roy Hanson, Mr. Alexander. SCARLET AND BLACK During the past year many things have taken place in our school. We try to keep the public informed about the most important activities through the Scarlet and Black, which appears every two weeks in the Alta Advertiser. We publish such things as editorials, class news, grade news, jokes, gossip, and news from the various organizations. There has been a lot of hard work done and we really appreciate it. We, the edi- tors, would like to thank Mr. Alexander, our advisor, and the staff for all the help which they have contributed to help make the Scarlet and Black a success. MR. ALEXANDER A ' Beverly Bergquist, Alice Peterson, Ardis Hinkeldey, Co-editor, SPOFISOI' Geraldine Friedrich, Co-editor.

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p STUDENT ANNUAL STAFF Front Row: Roy Hanson, Business Manager: Margaret Anderson, Editorg Raymond Sievert, Assistant Editor. Second Row: LaVonne Huseman, Arlene Morrison, Ardiss Fahr, Donna Hoferman, Alice Peterson, Cath- erine Peterson, Geraldine Friedrich. Third Row: Julius Hanson, Tom Robbins, Beverly Bergquist, Ardis Hinkeldey, Allan Schuelke, Fred Nikoley. Fourth Row: Dennis Ford, Larry Huntley, Richard Zubradt, Ronald Peterson, Duane Smit. The Cyclone, the Alta yearbook, is published annually by the Senior Class, under the sponsorship of Max R. Fuller. It presents a record of the year's activities and a pictorial review of the students and their school life. Pictures were taken exclusively by Buntrock and Salie Studio of Storm Lake. We Wish to thank everyone who contributed to our annual to help make it a success. I. .-.-. , V X 15f.: 'sf2-n ff ' N -455: ..I::'- , .-:-E-: X . .. bg J 'wwf ' -sg,-sri' ' KY ' K 'Q 4 X -.. sw , ' .1 Q Geraldine Friedrich, Circulation Managerg Roy Hansen, Busi- ness Manager: Margaret Anderson, Editor: Raymond Mr. FULLER Sievert, Assistant Editorg Beverly Bergquist, Sales Manager, Sponsor

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DRIVER Realizing that with a sufficient amount of practice anyone can mech- anically drive an automobile down the road, but still not be a good driver, we try to develop the know-how and attitudes which when combined with this mechanical skill produces those safe, courteous drivers which make our highways a safe and enjoyable place to drive. During the course in driver training besides learning the mechanical skills of driving an automobile, the students are introduced to the follow- ing essential areas: When is the Car Ready to Use and ls It Operating Nor- mollyg Physical and Mental Condition of the Driver in Relation to Safe Driv- ingg The Drinking Driverg Pedestrian Safetyg Financial Responsibility of a Parallel Parking Car Control Adverse Conditions