Algona High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Algona, IA), Class of 1960, Cover

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EDITOR Pam Waller BUSINESS MANAGER Dave Passmore ASSISTANT EDITOR ART EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR Dieter Gruner Linda Clark PHI Cowan PHOTOGRAPHERS SPONSORS Ann Smith, Jim Johnson, Janice Bode Miss G3UU0f1 and MT- Chiquef f . 'iii s., Lx :Q If M '-"' V wo-.."'Q :-1 -vilnsf-slam, F -1,xJA X ' "' - 33 Xkx xxx. A , .bg Si! .N - X-if 5, -. I -H, L, ..-h .,:, ., ,fr ... '- .. N- X I 2: - "Cr 1 .5, . ' ""':g' - ' rf., xl , 15: "ivy ' , - - -, -is ' '-- ' -in 1 1 A 1 :ful 255' 1 , ff I 'F lf' faqg-ai. 4 1,1 g J ' Ml' Q ' x ff ,. , x 1 I 'X "" ' " + H 14 I f f fc! D' NX? 1 5 43 'f K ,fl . ' ' 171 I fa ,J ff? 1 NS I X I I X i I! ' L lf! s w " Y l F G I o , 0 I I" M 9 f 1 MR. O. B. LAING Superintendent of Algona Community Schools "Tis education forms the common mind" youth nf fhucaiinn Ahmhhkmm PERRY M. COLLINS' president AIBUUH OTTO B. LAING, Superintendent ROBERT BLACK PRINCIPALSI ROBERT E. DEAL QUIUIUIIHHE 513121381 imihfritf JACK E. EVANS, sr. High EUGENE H. HUTCHINS GLENN CHALLY' Jr' High MRS. VEDA MURTAGH gugmm, mama MRS. MARGARET BERINGER. Elem WALTER McBRIDE, Elem. MRS. FERN STANTON. Elem. MRS. INEZ WOLFE. Secretary HATTIE WILSON. Elem. Supervisor May, 1960 E. A. SCHEMEL. Treasurer To the Class of 1960, A, H, S.: It was only yesterday that I looked out my office window that bright September morning and saw you on your way to kindergarteng and I noted a hint of a tear as Mom hurried out after hasty and covert exchanges with your new mentor. And it was just this morning that I realized with a shock that 13 years had passed in a day -- that those feet which hesitantly led to our door yesterday were now lagging in their exit. We who worked with you in those 13 years are both happy and sad. Happy for all our joint successes, sad for all the things we might have done. we were indeed a severe taskmaster at times. But "a man's reach SHOULD exceed his grasp" so we should not now waste time in regret for what we missed. Then, too, there was no doubt someone along that journey who kindled something within your mind and personality that will not be quenched -- you may notknow it yet. They may have been friend, parent, teacher -- and when you realize it they may be far away. What then? Simple answer: do as much for another who is struggling through that 13-year day. The milestones ahead will slip by at an always greater tempo in an increasingly complex world. But the "mystic chords of memory" extend through eternityg and that is why we shall always remember you. Sincerely, . O, B, Laing Superintendent 7 MR, BLACK MR, COLLINS, President MR, DEAL MR. HUTCHINS Salma! The advanced educational system of Algona High School is a direct result of the tireless efforts of the school board members. It is their desire to give the students the very best in educational opportunities. So unnoticed by too many people, they weave the intricate pattern in the administrative fabric. Mas, MURTAGH MRS, WOLFE, secretary ,D 43, MR. EVANS The able administrator, in the person of Mr. ,T ack Evans, rises to the many demands made on him as high school principal. Besides his regular disciplin- ary duties, teaching atomic energy class, and recom- mending students for colleges and jobs, he also does substitute teaching, Truly, he must be a "J ack" of all trades. aww MR. CHALLY The junior high is indeed grateful for the expert guidance of Mr. Chally in preparing them for their next step in learning. Mr. Chally has become known to his pupils as a principal of keen awareness and understanding of their problems. MRS, ALBERTS-"I'11 lower your allowance, dear." English Il, Scorch, fi IVY MR, ALBERTS-"What's the latest gossip?" Government, World History, Social Prob- lems, Student Council, MR. Cl-IIQUET-"English is a great little language," Junior High English, Reading, Annual Advisor. MR. CHURCHILL-"No es diff cil," Spanish, English I. X, I MISS COMFORT - "Whe re' s your dessert cup?" Lunch Room Supervisor. 'IO MRS. COLLIER-"Don't primp in public." Homemaking, F.H.A. MISS CONDON-"One picture is worth a thousand words." Art, Art Club. MR, COLLIER-"Learn your valences!" Biology, Chemis- try. i W' MR, DIGGINS-"Why, Iremem- ber the timel. . ." American Literature, Speech, Dramatics. MR. DUFFEY-"I thought l'd like teaching, , ," English II. MISS HAYS-"The way to best express is through modern dance." Physical Education, G,R,A, Advisor, MR, HOBBIE-"All right, you, go to the end of the line!" Junior High Science, Coach. fx 41' MISS GANNON-"Havel shown you myEuropean slides ?" Typ- ing, Shorthand, Sec retarial Training. Annual B us i n e s s Advisor. MRS. HENDERSON - "Library fines are posted on the bulletin board." Library, MISS JOHNSON-"There will be no gum-chewing in this c1asS." Junior High Arithmetic. MR, GUSTER-"Anyone for an- other band trip?" Junior and Senior Band. MR, HILL-"If I d0n't know it, it's unimportant." History, Junior and Senior High Coach, MRS. KELLEY-"The ability to communicate is closely associ- ated with success." Special English, Language and Litera- ture, English Literature, MISS KOEI-INK-"He always keeps rne waiting.' ' Eighth Grade Arithmetic, Freshman Algebra. X, ,, ,224 3, , "K if Q 'NZ .., 1 . f 7 A MR, E, MEYER-"What you learn is up to you." Mathe- matics, Industrial Occupations. MRS. MOXLEY-"Pick up your clothes!" Physical Education, Health, Cheerleading, Cadettes. 12 MR, KRAMER-"Haveyoumade an appointment with me yet?" Retailing, Bookkeeping, DECA, MR, J. MEYER-"It's not what you say, it's how you say it." Junior High English, Reading, MR, OLSON-"Who took my fly- swatter?" Junior High Geog- raphy. X? . 5 MR, MARTIN-"Thereareafew people who have hurt us this year. . ." Industrial A rts, Mechanical Drawing, Wrestl- ing, MISS MILLER- "Let's S e e k knowledge, and good grades will follow." Geometry, Advanced Math. MR, PALMER-"Oh, Gad! Ah so?" American History, Eco- nomics, Debate, Tennis. -bv '-4 5'5"-53 ' MISS QUINBY-"X4-y: Z. " Al- gebra, General Math. MR. SIEMENS-"Let's get busy!" General Science, Phys - ics, Camera Club. MRS, STILLMAN-"Liberty can flourish only in the climate of truth." Junior High English. MR, SEFRIT-"Hi ya, fella!" Animal Husbandry and Crops and Soils, F.F.A. MR. SNUSTAD-"What key is this in?" Junior and Senior High Vocal Music. MISS ZUMACH-"Are you with us?" Junior High English and Reading. MR. SHUGART-"When you're Satisfied you've played your best game, you probably have." Health, Football, Track. MR, STEPHENSON-"YOU can't do it if you don't think you can." Physical Education, Basketball. P MRS. RICHARDSON-"The nurse's office is always full." School Nurse. 13 fffuwx Staff FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Chism Mrs. Dremmel, Mrs. Houchins. BACK ROW: Mrs Olson, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs, Gregson, Mrs. Miller Mrs. Haag, Mrs. Fraser, Miss Comfort, Mrs, King. li X LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Ernst, Janice Hentges Clara Hansen. SEATED: Mrs. Wolfe. .' bl " I .I 'L , b , . v X . 4 KN nay F fu Zwm Mr. Allen, Mr. DeBoon, Mr. Clark, Mr. Gade, Mr. Jergenson, Mr. Kuhn, Mr. Meelhause, Mr, Meyer, Mr. Naylor, Mrs. Naylor, Mr, Phillips, Mr, Teeter, Mr. White, Leo 14 Cmtodww Keith Bob - '- - A .mu fmf - A?-if-, f . 3 - I Q, . EL X 2 , , ff-,Q ,fl ,J-Tifzaf , I -I V 'E 'ff X I n A I ,I CN! 4, 4. JUDY ALEXANDER G.R.A. 1, Girls' Chorus 1,2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 4, F. H. A, 3, F. B.L. A, 3, 4, Secre- tary 3, President 4. ARLO BEITZ Serum DOROTHY AREND Corwith 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, Class Vice-President 1gClass Secretary-Treasurer 3g Declamatory 1,23 Class Play 35 One Act Play 3, Play Crew 4. JEFF ATHERTON Football 2, 3, Track l,2, 3: Class Play 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. ZULABEL ANKENBAUER Annual Sales 4, Cadettes 1, 2, 3, 4gG.R. A. 1,2,3, F.B. L.A. 3, 4g Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 1, 2, F. H. A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary-Treasurer 1. BETTY BERNINGHAUS F. H. A. 3. 4. 17 IANICE BODE Annual Sta ff 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Camera Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, G. R. A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Symphonettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Modern Choir 1, 2, 4, Play Crews 3, 4, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A, 1, 2, 3, 4. JERRY COWAN Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, A Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Class Play 3, Play Crew 3, Sports King Candidate 4. 'I8 Sewfw KATHYRN CHURCHILL Eddyville, Nebr. 1, Annual staff 4, Art Club 3, 4, F. H. A, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Reporter 4, G. R. A, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Sym- phonettes 2, 3, 4, Mixed Cho- rus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Modern Choir 2,4, Class Plays 3, 4, Religious Play 2, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Vocal Soloist 2, SportsQueen Can- didate 4. LINDA CLARK Annual Staff 4, Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4, Camera Club 3 Class Play 3, Religious Play 2, Play Crew 4, Librarian 3, 4, F. H. A, 4. MARVIN BROESDER F, F, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. PAT COWAN Pep Club 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Assistant Editor, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4, Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 4, Vice- President 4, Cadettes 1, Nat- ional Honor Society 4, F. T. A. 3, 4, Vice-President 3, G. R. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Plays 3, 4, Religious Play 1, Debate 3, 4, Forensics 3, 4, Class Vice-President 3, Play Crews 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Homecoming Queen 4. KIM DEAL AnnualStaff 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3, 4,Modern Choir 1, 2, 4, Forensics 4, All State Chorus 4, Operetta 3, Play Crews 4, Vocal Soloist 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice -President- 4. JOLEEN GARDNER Lone Rock 1, 2, Art Club 4, Intramurals 4. SCILMM PHILIP EGEL Annual Sales 4, Basketball 1, Football Manager 3, 4, Golf 1, 2, 4, A Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Intramurals 4, Visual Aids 2, 3, 4, Modern Choir 4. JASON ETHERING TON Annual Sales 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- captain 4, Tra ck 1, 2, 3, A Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, ConcertBand 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Ba nd 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Modern Choir 1, 2, 4, Class Plays 1, 2, 3, 4, Religious Play 2, Visual Aids 4, Operetta 3, Vocal Soloist 4, All State Chorus 4, Sports King 4. , . 1 SHARON DEG ROOTE Annual Sales 4, Cadettes 2, 3, 4, F, T. A. 3, 4, Secretary 4, F. H. A, 1, 2, 3, G. R.A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band l, Symphonettes l,2,3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Gir1s'Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Modern Choir 1,2,4, All State Chorus 4, Play Crews l, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Homecoming Queen Candi- date 4, Sports Queen Candi- date 4. CONNIE HALL Wyoming, Iowa 1, 2, 3, G. R, A, 4, Cadette Manager 4, Marching Band 4, Concert Band 4, Pep Band 4, Girls' Chorus 4. 19 CINDY HARDY Annual Sta ff 4, Student Coun- cil 4, Cadettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- captain 4, F,T,A, 3,4, Treas- urer 4, G. R. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4,Con- cert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Play Crews 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Treasurer, F. H, A. 1, 2, 3, Historian 3, Sports' Queen Candidate 4, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. CHERYL IMMERFALL Annual staff 4, National Hon- or Society 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, G. R. A, 1, 2, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1,2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, F, H. A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Class officer, Secretary 3, 4. 20 Sewu ANDREW HUFF Wesley 1, 2, Intramurals 3, 4, Play Crews 3. DEANNE HUTCHISON Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, D, E, C, A. 4, G. R, A, 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Play Crews 2, 3, 4, F, H, A, 2, 3. BEN HERBST Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, A Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Modern Choir 1, 2, Conference Play 4, Intra- murals 2, 3, 4, Debate 3, 4, Forensics 3, 4, Play Crews 3, Visual Aids 3, Vocal Soloist 1, 2, 4. EVELYN JAMES Annual Sales 4, Pep Club 2, G. R, A, 1,2,3, Marching Banc 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Intra- murals 1, 2, F. H. A, 1, 2, 3, 4. JIM JOHNSON Lakota 1, 2, 3, Annua1Staff 4, Camera Club 4, Vice-Presi- dent 45 Class Play 4, Debate 43 Play Crew 4. ,"A Tb DEANNA LAU Annual Sales 4, Camera Club 4, G. R. A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1g Play Crews 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, Band Queen 4. JOANN KLEMM BILL KRAFT . 4., I 9- o, R, A, 2, 3, F. H, A, 2, 3, 4, Kenosha, wisconsin 1, 2, 3, L, , F, B, L, A, 3, 4. Football 4, Basketball 43 Track Q 43 A Club 4. BOB KERN Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-cap- tain 4, A Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4g Sports King Candidate 4. NANCY LEIGH F. H, A. 3, 4. 21 DAVID MC DONALD Annual Sales 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Intramurals 4. 1- 'lbs Sami MIKE MC NEILL Intramurals 4, Student Coun- cil 3, 4, F.F.A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, President 3, 4. TED MC NEILL JUDY MC VAY if? Annual Sales 4g F, F, A., California 1,23 F,B, L.A, 3, Reporter 4, Play Crew 1. X'-ff.: W1 A ,X DIANE MARKLA Pep Club 2g G.R.A. 1,23 Play Crews 3g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4, F, H. A. 1,2g D. E, C, A, 4, Sec- retary-Treasurer. 22 gru- Q JOANN MINO Annual Sales 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4: Play Crew 43 F. H. A, 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4. IOANN MUCKEY Annual Sales 4, Cadettes 1, 2,3,4g Co-Captain 4, Camera Club 1, 2g F. H. A, 1, 2, 3, 4, G, R. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Cho- rus 1, 2, 3, Play Crews 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. JIM OBERW ETTER Adel 1,2g Annual Sales 4, Football 2,3,4g Wrestling 35 Track 2, 3, 43 A Club 3, 4: Sports King Candidate 4. .-. auf. V F2 Q I l -rn. V ,z., ,if J Saum DURWOOD NELSON Basketball lg Play Crew 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. SIRI NORTON Annual Sales 43 Cadettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, 35 F. T. A. 3, 45 F, H, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, G. R, A, 1, 2, 3, 4gMixed Cho- rus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Plays 2, 3, Con- ference Play 4g Play Crews 1, 2, 3, 4. 1 w DALE NAUMAN Wrestling 1, Annual Sales 4, F. F.A. 1.2,3. JERRY OSTRUM Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, Wrestling 35 Track 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2g A Club 2, 3, 43 Art Club 3, Intramurals 45 Visual Aids 1,2,3,4. 23 SANDRA PARSONS Intramurals 2, 3, F. H. A, 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, F. B. L, A. 3, 4, Vice-President 4. Saugofw DAVID PASSMORE Annual Sta ff 4, Business Man- ager, National Honor Society 4, Art Club 1, 2, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Class Play 1, Play Crew 3. DONNA REEFER Annual Sales 4, Pep Club 2, 4, Treasurer 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Play Crew 4, F.H. A. 1, 3. 24 DON PATTON GLORIA REEFER Annual Sales 4, Wrestling 1, Pep Club 2, D. E. C. A, 4, G. 2, 4, A Club 2, 3, 4, F. F, A. R. A, 1, 2, Class Play 3, Intra 1, 2, 3, 4, Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, murals 1, 2, 3, F. H. A, 2, KAREN SEILER Pep Club 3, 4, G. R. A, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A, 2, 3.4. MARILYN SIMPSON Annual Sales 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1,2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3. .33 Q DAVID STRICKLER Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Art Club 1,2,3,4. I X HQ, .gif -I ' Saawu ANN SMITH Annua1Staff4, Pep Club 2, 3, Camera Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, G, R, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, F, H, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate 4, Forensics 4, Play Crew 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID STEVEN Football 2, Basketball 1, 3, Track 1, A Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, Visual Aids 3, 4, Track Manager 2, 3, D, E, C, A, 4. if 1 wh 3 JEAN SIRES Annual Sales 4, Pep Club 2, Cadettes Manager 3, F,T, A, 3, Treasurer, Symphonettes 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Modern Choir 4, Class Plays 2, 3, 4, Confer- ence Plays 3, 4, Play Crew 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, F, H, A, 2. RON TSCHETTER Football 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 2, Tennis l,2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, A Club 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 3, M a r c h i ng Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Plays 2, 3, 4,Debate 4, Forensics 4, Intramurals 3, Visual Aids 2, 3. 25 WILLIAM TORDOFF Cherokee 1,2, 3, Football Manager 4, Track 4, Annual Sales 4, A Club 4. 5 an MARU ANE WILLIAMS Annua1Staff4, Cadettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, F. T. A. 3, 4, G. R, A. 1, 3, 4, March- ing Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Plays 1, 3, Class Secretary 2, Class Treasurer 4, PlayCrew 2, F, I-LA, 1,2, 3. Smma MURL WALKER Annual Sales 4, Track 1, Wrestling 1, 4, F. F. A, 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Intramurals 2, 3. PAM W ALLER Annual Staff 4, Editor, Cheer- leading 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, F. T, A, 3, Secretary 3, G. R, A. 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary 3, President 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Symphonettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4,Modern Choir 1, 2, 4, Class Plays 2,3, Con- test Play 1, Debate 3, 4, For- ensics 3, 4, Class Vice-Presi- dent 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Accompanist 1, 2, 3, 4, All State Chorus 4, Piano Soloist 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 3,4, Home- coming Queen Candidate 4, Sports Queen 4. kid' f K Puff ft, IU DITH UKENA G. R. A. 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 1, PlayCrews 1, 2, 3, Librar- ian 1, 2. rb- JOHN WILSON Marching Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Class Plays 1, 2, 3, Conference Play 1, 2, 3, De- bate 3, 4, Forensics 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4. MARGARET YEOMAN AnnualSa1es 4, Pep Club 2, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Con- cert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Symphonettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chonrs 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4,Modern Choir 1, 2, 4, Class Play 1, F. H. A, 1, 3, All State Chorus 4. CLASS COLORS: BLUE AND WHITE CLASS FLOWER: MUMS CLASS MOTTO: "ONE STEP AT A TIME, BU T EVER FORWARD" RICHARD ZWEIFEL Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, Tennis 2,3,4, Annual Sales 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, A Club 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Modern Choir 1, 2, 4, Class Play 3, Conference Play 4, Class President 3, 4, Forensics 3, Play Crews 3, Intramurals 3, 4, Visual Aids 3, 4. f 4 fi, M7,Mf'27ffU?Q ,N Mfg fffkiffff HS SQ WW MW sb MQW F if QQ mg ffw 2 gg aw? gig WT 'ilffi ' lik 9 !f3l fgigs is wifgefahs WN S QW iH?MW' YW Wg Q geiaaliygfff il S9 QW ig Qigifjg Q ifi?gv W ME Mi? KA Q-fu-HJ UWLAQ QX E zQ,WM0fffA s 5 X '4 .... '- Y ,... I ,, a up-Maury-N . I , K N x u M N, S55 N x N ,. mx . g , xx J xNV - ff j 47 ffffwl ' A fy ll f SECRETARY, Karen Haaseg TREASURER, Mary Broesderg PRESIDENT, Gary Richg VICE-PRESIDENT Jean Keith. mm Claw The class of '61 --- yes, everyone knows the junior class is the largest class, which makes up a good share ofthe clubs. Also, no one can forget the athletic teams,each of which is composed of over half Juniors. The class of '61 takes pride in the 99010 rating from the Iowa Tests of Educational Development. We also can't forget the money-making, the busy pre-prom days, the fun at career day, and our losing floats at homecoming. The arrival of the class rings was another memorable day. Although, withina few days, many boys apparently "1ost" theirs! C Yes, we are a big class --- AND a good class --- we THINK the BEST! A 1' NO PICTURE Carolyn Rochleau Earl Routh Claudia Ruark Pat Schneider Karen Schultz Roberta Schwendemann Sharon Scott Jerry Seller Bill Sigsbee Louise Skow John Spencer Orland Steil Anne Steven Carolyn Stewart Linda Tague Bev Urch Ruth Van Buren Jack Vipond Julie Vipond Denny Waller Bev Warner Betty wickw ire Dean Willrett Eugene Wittkopf x,. 'Qu FRONT ROW: Susan Schultz, treasurerg Randy Harm Gary Priebe, vice-president. S0f4,00t0f66 Claw The Sophomore Class of 1960 was full of vim and vigor, Our boys on the B squad added much to Algona's sports. Remember our float at Homecoming? We took second place: however, it did have a ten- dency to fall over in the parade! We also had our own "Sophomore Taxi"--a little black Volkswagon packed full of kids. We had an energetic basketball manager who always seemed to take the locker room keys home and cause a disturbance among the coaches. Do you recall the Alpine hats and peroxided hair of a number of boys fand girlsj? Yes, we had a wonderful year as sophomores at A,H,S, and are looking forward to the coming years as upperclassmenl es, secretary. BACK ROW: Lynn Kueck, presidentg Roger Batt Jerry Beisch Bob Boldridge Larry Bonnett Barb Brandow Larry Braun Mike Brayton Gloria Bronson Darrell Bunkofske Sharon Burtis Mary Jane Butterfield Albert Chantland Sandra Cook David Culbertson John Dahlhauser Larry Danielson Richard Dugan Bob Ellefson Donald Etherington Sheila Fain Kathy Feaster Roger Ferris Jim Finn Bill Fraser Lucille Gade James Gatton Bob Gerber Dennis Graham Wanda Grisham Dennis Hanson Randy Harmes Maxine l-lelmers Margery Henderson David Hicks Terry Hobbs 4 Q' ' - 5' 1 ' '-lax V. 'JS , ,, I1 'fi li 5 A ., L -I 2 A I 'T 5 4' S V. 'Z' also 35 T Marjorie Holdren Janice James Judy Johnson Janice Koepke Larry Ku chenreuther Lynn Kueck Barb Lau Juneadel Lieb Carol Loar Dale McBride Pauline McMahon Gary MCVay Carol Markovetz Douglas Medin Myrna Mino Mary Misbach Mike Navoichick Janice Olson Steve Ostrum Alice Patterson Jon Peglow Patty Peterson Jim Pickett Jerry Pingel Jim Pingel Carolyn Plott Bob Post Gary Priebe Larry Reefer Carole Richman Marianna Rieken Jean Rovn Jackie Rowley Gary Rusk Gerald Schuller Susan Schultz Randall Shierk John Sires Paulette Slobe Jim Stanton Rebecca Strayer Charles Streit Joyce VanDeWa1ker John Walker John Wesley Brigitta Whittemore Tom Zeigler Garry Graham W N fig, . 7 nl! II Gaul X , gl' , KX. V , y ,,.. a K ff s-,""'-rl, ff f-' --ri- K I Richard Hutchins, treasurer: Linda Percival, vice-president, John Schutter, president: Mike Kain, secre- tary, Fwhrmekzu Activities thrived in this year's freshman class, Many frosh participated in sports, music, and clubs. Our boys wrestling, districts. the G,R.A, men. As and stunts played on F resh-Soph teams and a few even participated on the varsity squads in basketball, and track. Terry Brandow placed fourth in the A,A,U, meet, and Bob Patton placed third in the We also had four cheerleaders from our class. A group of freshman girls was runners-up in basketball intramurals. The Symphonettes, choruses, and band also found room for the fresh- for clubs, who could forget G.R.A, Initiation with air raids, washing cars, cleaning sidewalks, in the gym? Although the frosh float for Homecoming didn't place, everyone enjoyed himself in the making of the float. Gary Kelley won a state art award and Charyl Cook participated in the Conference Play. The freshmen upheld academic credits: many students were on the honor roll and two had straight A's. All in all, we freshmen had an exciting school year and are looking forward to the next three years as the ambitious class of '63, Kay Agena Joyce Anderson Tom Anderson Nancy Apple Bill Baker Bill Bartlett Judy Becker Ruth Benschoter Allan Bode Ruth Boldridge Barb Boyd Rhonda Brandow Terry Brandow Bucky Buchanan Ivan Burtis Sammy Burris Ruth Chantland Jane Cole Gary Colwell Charyl Cook Jerry Cook Tim Dailey Carol DeCamp Ted Ditsworth Lutz Dueer Kenneth Durant Kenneth Egel Janice Estberg Bill Evers Jane Faber Nancy Fosnaugh Linda Fountain Bob Garms Mike Gilbert Torn Gouge B17 C7 -1 E' TT' 5 ,.-.-. 'N ,B b V 4 1 .Cin 39 Ao 4 A. 'Q Y G f YJ if s , K 2 NO PICTURE Ann Haase Virginia Hedlund Edwin Helmers Sharon Helmers Dennis Helmke Robert Holcomb Alan Holt Susan Hoover Richard Hutchins Don Hutchison Dusty Isaacson Lance Johnson Mike Kain Judy Kearney Gary Kelley Carol Kenyon Gary Kern Kenneth Kern Diane Kuhlmann Dennis Leigh Marcella Lovstad Don McBride Danny McConnell Diane Malueg Vicky Marshall I udy Mittag Duane Nelson Charles Oberw etter Bob Parrish Jerry Parsons Jim Parsons Bob Patton Arnold Pederson Linda Percival Leonard Pesicka John Phillips Dick Pratt Dave Reid Georgia Rich Ann Rike Janice Ringsdorf Dennis St. John Lola Mae St. John Michael Schmidt John Schutter Phyllis Scott John Scuffham Maynard Shackelford David Skogstrom Marilyn Skow Mike Slevin Sharon Smith Bill Specht Larry Stratton John Strayer Bahne Struecker Kenneth Thomason Don Urch Tom Waller Joan Ward Bill Wetzel Mike Wickliff Jack Williams Judith Willrett Francie Zeigler Terry Zweifel Louis Kent 'W eq em IN MEMORIAM--Lana Gerber She was a joy to the teachers, a friend indeed. She was in many activities including pep club, band, chorus, sextet, a cheerleader, and vice-president of her homeroom. A wonderful friend, very well liked, and respected among classmates, a friend we'1l never forget--this was our Lana. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Suzanne Wibben, Gretchen Deim, Barb Kuchenreuther, Patty Thompson, Margaret Kent. SECOND ROW: Marian Broesder, Nancy Muckey, Rosann Madsen, Patricia Reilly, Mrs Stillman. THIRD ROW: Carroll Sabin,,T im Shipler, Clyde Bronson, Bill Kern, Willie Steinman, Paul Smith, FOURTH ROW: Larry Helmers, Donald Beisch, Roger Long, Vernon Abbas, Greg Arrowood. ABSENT: Patty Schulz, FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Jerry Raney, Jim Johnson, Billy James, Bruce Sundet, Dennis Christensen, Richard Slobe, SECOND ROW: Mr.Hill, Gary Naylor, Tim Vipond, Joan Rich, Betsy Weber, Judy Churchill, Judy Munger. THIRD ROW: Carole Koepke, Rosalie Hahn, Jodie Chally, Trudy Bartholomew, Joan Post, Mary Ann Sigsbee, Marilyn Black, Corliss Rupp. ABSENTg Jim Abbot, Lf' Z 'C' rn' FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Patricia Kenyon, Marcia Angle, Phyllis Wiegand, Sandra Minard, Janet Davis, Carol Thompson. SE COND ROW: Carolyn Sabin, Rebecca Wetzel, Dianna Rentz, Carole Etherington, Judy Nauman, THIRD ROW: Doug Barr, Kenneth Egel, Marlyn Struecker, Walter Rich, Herbert Hobbs, Mr, Chiquet. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Pilcher, David Jensen, Norman Stewart, Dennis Voight, David Humphrey, ABSENT: Patrick King. -as-w....,,.- - "its-wi-gg-ug vv- " - - -V--1 , in -s . 4' V p UTY . FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Doug J ergenson, Chuck J ergenson, Kent Immerfall, Clay Mowers, Sig Wood, David Hovey, Joel McNeill. SECOND ROW: John Clark, John Jennings, Brian Atherton, Richard Balk, Elmer Alt, Lamont Wegner. THIRD ROW: Kay Moulton, Sharon Gardner, Verdean Shaw, Marian Braun, Becky Redemske, Ann Segar, Muriel Zittritsch, Mary Jo Brower. ABSENT: Terry Hauenstein. -I 44 CJ 6 xg! FRONT ROW, Left to Right: David Wildin, Roy Johnson, Richard Steven, Kenneth Mills, Larry Pratt. SECOND ROW: Delthea Shierk, Sally Steele, Kendra Seely, Betty Holt, ,Teri Ruark, Lorraine Hamilton, THIRD ROW: Jeanette Vigdal, Linda Sharp, Nancy Cole, Mary Louise Miller, Diane Riley, Marlys Lupkes. FOURTH ROW: Don Schmitt, Michael Graham, Ernest Thilges, David Hanselman, ABSENT: Susanna Moore, FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Kenyon Gabrielson, RichardApple, David Hoernke, Dennis Cook, John Gilmore, Rodney Scuffham, Calvin Humphrey, SECOND ROW: Mary Cowan, Marilyn Deal, Pam Johnson, Judy Schaffer, Kay Brandow, Linda Cooke, DoreneFunk. THIRD ROW: Mr. Meyer, Lorna Walker, Pam Hopkins, Gayle Phillips, Barbara Percival, JoAnn DeGroote, Maureen O'Brien. FOURTH ROW: Darwin Englebart, Jerald Helmers, David Routh, Alan Priebe, Steve Hardy, Dennis Ohrtman, Tom Burris. ABSENT: Marsha Firkins. -5 - FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Sandra Plott, Julie Olson, Lois Hunt, Ann Wilson, Joyce Ludwig, Janice Patterson, Sandra Pergande. SECOND ROW: Cindy Cowan, Jane Geilenfeld, Evelyn Boyd, Susan Hemmingsen, Penny Dodds, Trudy Alt, Marilyn Harris, THIRD ROW: Lyle Helgeland, Danny Rentz, Reuben Skow, David Agena, Richard Johnson, Bob Spencer, Bob Martin, Harlan Wittkopf, FOURTH ROW: Mr. Hobbie, Gerald Camp, Arlan Schmitt, Jim Hill, Scott Miller, Terry Snyder, Norman Benson, Stephen Canaday. ...I ,. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Greg Cramer, Kenneth Richter, Emy Lou Garms, Gregory Hatch, Janet Angle, Marlyn Helmers, Cheryl Carr. SECOND ROW: Ronald Burtis, JoEl1en Bass, Sandy Schenck, Rosemary Reinders, Judy Parrott, Lynn Keith, MarleneHenderson, Tim Claude. THIRD ROW: Sharon Bristow, Dianna Peterson, Richard Dreyer, Dennis Miller,J udyHaag, Charles Scobba, Shirley Ohnemus, K, Specht. FOURTH ROW: Karen Kern, George Graham, Wayne Carlson, Gary Parrish, Marsha Miller, Diane Smith, Jim Reefer, Miss Zumach. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Nancy Marshall, Carol Humphrey, Nelvinea Hauenstein, Janet Braun, Bonnie Hoernke, Roxanne Rogert, VickiMcConnell. SECOND ROW: Bruce McCo11ough, Larry Evers, David Logue, Dean Mittlieder, Doug Nelson, Richard Feaster, Jim Colwell. THIRD ROW: Miss Johnson, Juanita Meyer, Sharon Willrett, Toni Tucker, Gail Rich, Karen Charles, Linda Parsons, Jean Christiansen. FOURTH ROW: Rodney Rickliffs, Michael Schipull, Michael Baker, Ronnie Cook, Russell Canaday, Wayne Patterson, Leroy Bruns. , , - .1 . 'g -f' X www R X55 SQ - N is xx ' X X 553- x X X K , 'fn -1' N X 1 ' L V, Q N X I- X R 'Vx 1 X Xxfx Qi ,efftmk is Y X Nxt xxx 'iff ' Q5 3, 1+ N K x Xxx' X , X Ni Q k X xg- X N Y ' X X 1 X' KN SQ X 1 X X X Xxx? .X h XX X ,ix , . gg X xy X X. x 'N', xx XX XX t K ' X N. XX NX Q3 - I XX KY' X Xxx Xi- XX X Xwigg X my N 2 .X XQNNN W 4 is-xxxl xx ,f 1' 'N , xx X XX- P ' . X x 'L 'H ' S , Z ,U ' XX x -K AXX 'Qx ' X xx K lx 'S I, I Q X -xxx -Q ,N X :ix X X X ' K "1iN'Nifxx f .NX 'xx Th t- . 1xXxQ XS'x- X X Q 'wx h h XX ' X , xx X X PORTS 'Nil Y? f? '33 432' A SQUAD--Nancy Lowman, Pat Cowan, Pam Waller, Kathy Bay B SQUAD--Linda Percival, Charyl Cook, Carole Richman, Sandy Cook FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Bob Kern, Jim Oberwetter, Jason Etherington, Bill Kraft, Dieter Gruner, Gary Angle. SECOND ROW: Jack Vipond, Dean Willrett, Glen Johnson, Denny Waller, Gary Peer, ,T im Richardson, Terry Ringsdorf, Bob Hagg. THIRD ROW: Manager Bill Tordoff, Garry Grahm, Bob Ellefson, Bob Percival, Chuck Streit, RandyHarms,Bob Post, Steve Miller, Dennis Helmke, Coach Shugart. ABSENTg J' erry Cowan, Jerry Ostrum, Gary Rich, and Denny Richey, A,H,S. BULLDOGS Although it was not a successful football season in the won and lost column, it was a season of better- ment for many members of the team. The fine running of the Algona backs and the vicious line play of the team brought many thrills to the fans of the Bulldogs. The Bulldogs came close to beating several teams in this year's tough North Central Conference. In the first game of the season, the Bulldogs were beaten by a field goal at the hands of Emmetsburg. The last three games were played in rain and mud, causing difficulties for all teams concerned. Since many underclassmen saw action this year, the Bulldogs will be able to build a better team for the coming years, boosting that wins column. BILL Q BOB BOB IIM GARY 1 HM DIET:-:R JASON CHUCK 1959-60 Statistics THEY 7 Emmetsburg 10 O Clear Lake 27 '7 Clarion 27 0 Iowa Falls 27 0 Webster City 39 Humboldt 41 Eagle Grove 6 Hampton 18 ll 'iff av N. 6 1811, banged . ' 5 11609 Budgin E alum Do -4 .., X uf. A U The "Ref" Got 'cha A Hind Sight at the Garrigan Game! FRONT ROW: Lennie Funk, Doug Medin, Lynn Kueck, Larry Klein, Denny Waller, Dean Willrett, Bob Parrish. BACK ROW: Coach Stephenson, Jerry Cowan, Bob Percival, Charles Streit, Bill Kraft, Gary Peer. Badceaiall This year's basketball season cannot be considered a failure. The Bulldogs finished 5th in the tough North Central Conference with a 4-'7 record and a total for the season of 6-11. The highlight of the season was the sensational win over Cedar Falls during Christmas vacation on Sports Night. Algona will lose two men from the '59-'60 season. One of them is a starter, J' erry Cowan, whose service will be missed next year. He was fourth in scoring in the conference this year with a 15.1 point average in the conference and an over-all record for the year of 16.4 with a total of 262 points. Many of the younger boys saw action this season: therefore, the Bulldogs will be the team to watch in the coming year. JER CHUCK LARRY T I ROB GARY LENNY And we're off with a Percival jump. .. Where 'd it go? '? ? A tense moment for the Bulldogs. 9 ""4-YA . 5 Coach doesn't like the norse 1959-60 STATI91 ICS Buffalo Center Iowa Falls swea City Humboldt Webster City Clarion Emmetsbnrn Cetlltr Falls fSports N1 s.,htj Clear Lake Hampton Engle Grove lfnnnctsbnrgg, Iowa Falls listlrcrville llumboltlt Webster City Clarion Garrignn - fscctionalj FRONT ROW, Left to Right: John Spencer, Don Hutchison, Bob Patton, Orland Steil, Don Patton, Jason Etherington, Jim Richardson. SECOND ROW: Terry Ringsdorf, Jerry Seiler, Bob Ellefson, Bill Sigsbee, Steve Miller, Jerry Pingel, Garry Graham, Gary Rich, Bob Kern, BACK ROW: B111 Baker, Larry Stratton, Terry Brandow, Gary Kern, Bill Specht, Denn.is Helmke, Mike Kain, Tom Gouge, Coach Martin. www Algona's tough wrestlers finished with the best record of 6-3 since 1950. Three dependable seniors will be lost, yet the teamwlll be stronger than ever next season since most of this year's boys were underclass- men. EAGLE GROVE INVITATIONAL Britt won the E. G. Invitational tournament, but Algona got two firsts, two seconds, and one third. As a team Algona tied for second place in the tournament with Clarion. Jason Etherington and Jerry Seller placed first. DISTRICTS Jason was the only Algona man to qualify for the State tournament with 4 sensational wi.ns in the districts. Algona placed 4th as a team. STATE The State Meet was held at Cedar Falls this year and Algona's lone entry, Jason, won the championship ln the 133 pound class. A. A. U. The AAU ls not a team affair. It is based on individual wrestlers and their achievement. Eleven Algona men wrestled in the meet, held one week after the State Meet. Bob Kern won the 175 lb. title, while Orland Steil placed second in the 112 lb. class. JERRY JIM DON Q ORLAND JOHN 1959-60 Statistics WE THEY 16 Britt 23 15 Clarion 26 29 Blue Earth 14 22 Fort Dodge 19 20 Cedar Falls 29 fSports Nighty 19 Eagle Grove 16 34 Hampton 8 22 Iowa Falls 16 25 Mankato 19 f DON BOB GARY Co-Captain Bob and AAU Champ l,.' Another fascinating Etherington pin. foff the matll " " .fl pl l D i .71 f f x Co-Captain Iase and State Champ On the mat -- flat!! of Which end is up?? ,..:1- fd 57 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Jim Richardson, Bill Sigsbee, J im Oberwetter, Bill Tordoff, Jerry Ostrum, Bill Kraft, Jerry Cowan, Gary Peer. SECOND ROW: Garry Graham, Dennis Helmke, Fred Churchill, Steve Miller, Dean Willrett, Terry Ringsdorf, Bob Percival, Gary Rusk. THIRD ROW: Jim Finn, Mike Wickliff, Lance Johnson, Bob Garms, Bob Parrish, Bill Wetzell, Bob Gerber, Bob Boldridge,J im Pickett. FOURTH ROW: Bob Post, Terry Brandow, Tom Waller, Maynard Shackleford, Gary Kelley, Don Hutchison, J' im Stanton, Mike Schmidt, Randy Harms. BACK ROW: Coach Stephenson, Coach Shugart, Chuck Oberwetter, Rich Hutchins, Dick Pratt, Gary Priebe, 74406 This year's track squad did a remarkable job and ended up fourth in the conference standing. Despite the rain and the cancelled meets, three school records were broken. Jerry Cowan broke the high jump, Gary Peer broke the high and low hurdles, and Jerry Ostrum broke both the shot and football throw records. Algona placed fourth in the all- conference meet at Eagle Grove. Gary Peer placed third in the hurdles at the State Meet and the mile relay team was also entered, If " I 's ,,... Gary Peer Jerry Cowan Jerry Ostrum Over the IOP - -- Jer breaks a record with a 5'11" jump. Mile Relay Team Jim Oberwetter Gary Peer Bob Parrish Bob Percival FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Earl Routh, Ron Tschetter, Larry Klein, Doug Medin, Larry Kuchenreuther, Bob Ellefson, Bill Bourne, BACK ROW: John Sires, Roger Ferris, Mr. Palmer, Lenny Funk, Denny Waller. Um After being a number three man all year, Larry Klein will now rise to the number one man position with three seniors leaving. The team had a partially successful year, obtaining a great deal of experience. 1959-60 Statistics WE 0 Ft. Dodge 6 Webster City 0 Ft. Dodge 2 Ft. Dodge freservesj THEY 7 1 "I 4 CAPTAIN Ben Herbst tri ' ' sl -:XF K , 1 3-.s'f:,. ,Ji K 43:4 2 . ..A fr .:L5,If"7 1, ,N f--jx, g-,zasff .- Q a, ,3 , i 4'J - " it . .-v, Yu- Q V- V. A ".V LEFT TO RIGHT: BillBaker, Bi1lBartlett, A1lenHo1t, CoachO1son, Bucky Buchanan Mike Schmidt, Jim Parsons. Gag After a lapse of several years, an active golf program was carried out at A, H S this spring. Seven events were included in the schedule. These events and their results were as follows: WE 226 208 5th place 219 201 220 218 Twin Rivers Emmetsburg Districts Emmersburg Humboldt Clear Lake Humboldt It should be noted that seven of the eight members of the squad were freshmen For this reason a bright future seems apparent in boys' golf. THEY 281 165 205 198 176 210 -nf-.. 1 ,Pi!fi57ff.'i":.'4,L '1 .- I f 'ir Wi: 9 , A! X ., ' , xi.. X 1 - e.- v Ah' f-1'-1 gm iv ' F- T-f . Q ' " X Afg. 5,f.,s,'-. X ktgg, .X .T 'I il-N: M ' fr"f'2i'?"2w.. J. '.,n9,N. ', QF. . - -.' . . . , ., .qw bf'-1' -xqzllzv-' 9 YI x n X :que rr gli' "tae: I mini 1: I andy'- pm-4. iii anon J . ISV' IN 1: 1 A21 .,. v:!:.x:gx iifigsyi' wg via ri, . an i a..i?"' 56:71 - I "fl:-3 l5QQ::G-al f 1.75 jiffffif 5714 AL' ,Li -', e -fp v I 4 "ew .m . ' I WL I I al it I uf' , "Xu 'A u IN .. 'IX Xx X.. W N U gi va 4 S' Nx- .wa ur., si 1 in M n N BU vy U , 4572 MV, N .-Vg, va ' w X Xsgidi I I Zta 4 QQ' , J 6, ' All 13,32 ,g ' ' L 'Mil' ., , J 5 3'1f'2 vl. '51 . . Q, . zu Elf , I vim' 137' 9-,gl 511 ' I fl N, .,.' 1 Il 'ai . 1 U'-fo o C ' .s Q .o 0 0 .' l I' ' 0 . 1.0 , N ' I ol . ' '. I " so., O U ,0"" X ' 1 fo , 64 Seam H044 "My Three Angels" bySam and Bella Spewick, is the comedybased on the activities of three convicts during a hot Christmas in French Guinea. Directed byRon Diggins, the play provided an amusing barrel of fun for the audience and the cast. The plot included the usual love tangle which was finally straightened out with the help of murderers, snakes, and dead uncles. Ju1es.....'.. Marie Louise Ducotel Madame Parole . . Alfred ..... Joseph , Felix . Henri ,.,. Paul ..... Emelie Ducotel . Student Director Business Manager CAST . Carl Danielson , . Pat Cowan Kathyrn Churchill Jason Etherington , . . John Platt , Jim Johnson . Jeff Atherton . Ron Tschetter . Jeanie Sires Deanna Lau Janice Bode ii.. .1 Director Diggins trims the beard. 'Come on, I didn't do anything! l" af' .1 '- fpx , ,Q That's quite a sombrero, Miss Three convicts at work. Churchill! 65 0 1 Q ' 1 lr The Junior Class presented "The Curious Savage" by John Patrick. It was a three act comedy based on the lives of the inhabitants of The Cloisters, a mental institution. The characters were por trayed simply, yet with both humor and insight, which added to the over-all appeal of the play. D1 rected by Ron Diggins, the play provided a pleasant evening of entertainment for the public. Florence , , Jeff. . . Hannibal, , Fairy Mae . . Mrs. Paddy. . Titus . . Lily Belle . Samuel , Ethel .... Miss Willey . . Dr. Emmett , , Student Director Stage Manager . Business Manager , , Kathy Bay . . John Platt Carl Danielson , Roberta Schwendemann . Linda Tague . Lee Lawson . Emma Finley . Jack Vipond . Barb Reinders , Karen Haase . Denny Waller , . Connie Munger , . Jean Keith , Judy Gerber "Do you know what the papers call us now? The MAD SAVAGES!!" "Oh, I adore 'IIam1et'. A11 that b1ood!" "Here's a picture of Li11ybe11. . . Well, it IS a beautiful tiara! " 67 Which one is the real DeAnne? . 'Wa , . 1'f!W'f 1 14-,. , f- A sly senor N4 " . Y-no With QXG H7031- ,X SOX! P6067 a science Reop-16 math DQQ ings ge v Wlgh mei ' ematjcs Is X I S all an 1. 10" lr f 1 ff f ilgzf-,,-...ff..,' -4 1 4 4 1,3'4"y ,, x 4q,:-1:2 Z ',- ' iff v-f:,'.1."'-'jf ef-.ras-g - . sf! ' f .., zauumm. !,., ? , 1 KET ." 'inf --f - lv, ' '--v J ' SNR ...K--I D .Ayn , T1 """' 1' ' ., Q.- Y , if N W ,XM QQNX eww xmmw ww sOz IS04 dfdfdflfff eff! fff fwfzf H xxx us.-xxx xr-ro BAND QUEEN, Deanna Lau Our high school band has been chosen as THE band to perform at the Mason City Band Festival, June 14. The theme of our performance will be the band trip to Wyoming last summer. Pictured above is the girl who will represent us as band queen, Dearma Lau. VW Cindy Hardy Mary Misbach Kay Agena 2741 Midge Barb Rosemary Majorettes: Sharon DeGroote and Patti Priebe. Twirlers Pom Pon Girls X ' as ,Ai .lead Zulabel Ankenbauer Carolyn Stewart 3 Sherry Jackie Linda amd 71 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Louise Skow, Pam Waller, Judy Gerber, Rosemary Medin. SECOND ROW: Kay Agena, Carolyn Plott, Glennda Gabrielson, Lucille Gade, Sharon Scott, Cindy Hardy, Evelyn James, Don McBride. THIRD ROW: Jane Faber, Bev Warner, Pat Navoichick, Bob Gerber, Deanna Lau, Sherry Read, Ron Tschetter, Jim Stanton, Vicky Marshall, John Scuffham. FOURTH ROW: Julie Vipond, Barb Bartlett, Carolyn Stewart, Alice Patterson, Jane Cole, Ann Steven, Barb Brandow, Juneadel Lieb, Carol Markovetz, Jason Etherington, Tom Anderson. BACK ROW: Roger Ferris, Alan Bode, Judy Becker, Diane Kuhlman, Carol Kenyon, Linda Tague, Nancy Lowman, Char LaBarre, Pauline McMahon, Cheryl Immerfall. dom: High School Concert Band met this year on Monday and Wednesday morning and 6th period on Tuesdays and Fridays. Out of these practices came some difficult but well-played songs. The first concert was given in February and featured such numbers as "Yellowstone Suite," "Gigi," along with a cornet solo by Bill Bourne and a trombone solo by Gary Kesting. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Sandy Hakes, Connie Hall, Joyce Riebhoff, John Schutter, Barb Reinders. SECOND ROW: Jackie Rowley, Mike Navoichick, John Wilson, Mike Kain, Bill Bartlett, Mary Jane Butter- field, Susan Schultz, Frances Bruns, Margaret Yeoman. THIRD ROW: Eugene Wittkopf, Chuck Streit, Mike Brayton, Karen Haase, John Platt, Jack Williams, Mary Misbach, Ann Smith, Bill Bourne, Marilyn Simpson, Gary Colwell, Dale McBride. FOURTH ROW: Bucky Buchanan, Marilyn Skow, Kathy Churchill, Richard Hutchins, David Reid, Ben Herbst, Gary Kesting, Harriet Benschoter, Kathy Bay, Earl Routh, Patti Priebe, Bob Garms, Ruth Benschoter, Zulabel Ankenbauer, Gary Rusk, Jim Pickett. BACK ROW: Sharon DeGroote, Ken Durant, Terry Brandow, Alan Holt, Fred Churchill, Dave Passmore, Mr. Guster. Bam! o April 5 the band presented another concert, this time charging admission and presenting Vic Hyde who owns and plays 65 instruments. Both concerts, under Mr. Guster's direction, were very successful and were enjoyed by an enthusiastic audience. The annual conference exchange trip this year was with Eagle Grove. B111 Bourne, cornet e f ,nf Pam Waller, piano Dave Passmore, bass Salaam 74 Gary Kesting, trombone QQ. P - -fi--kg-'..... Qf ' 'Q L p I, , gi Q.. ti Wi S9 x 1:1 J ta 1 5 ' ir 6 Y ' .i 1 ' -A V ,, Q.- - un.. -ii LEFT TO RIGHT: Barb Reinders, Pam Waller, Kay Agena, Margaret Yeoman, Barb Brandow, Judy Gerber, Janice Bode, Kathym Churchill, Rosemary Medin, Joyce Rieb- hoff, Pat Schneider, Jeanie Sires, Sharon DeGroote. Sqmpdmettza These thirteen girls have entertained people not only at school concerts but also at business and social organizations throughout the year. They sang such well-known songs as "The Night Before Christmas" with a male group in the Christmas Concert and for the Spring Concert sang "Gigi," and "Speak Low." They closed their year with an engagement at the Junior-Senior Banquet during which their repertoire included "Sidewalks of New York" and "Moments to Remember." FRONT ROW, Left to Right : Carole Richman, Barb Brandow, Jan Koepke, Judy Willrett, Pam Waller, Kay Agena, Jan Bode, Kathyrn Churchill, Cheryl lmmerfall. SECOND ROW: DeAnne Hutchison, Judy Kearney, Linda Percival, Bev Urch, Siri Norton, Margaret Yeoman, Cindy Hardy, Kathy Bay, Barb Reinders, Judy Gerber, Sandy Hakes. 'THIRD ROW: Jim Stanton, Steve Ostrum, Jim Finn, Garry Graham, Dennis Helmke, Dave Reid, Bob Garms, John Phillips, Chuck Streit. BACK ROW: John Platt, Phil Egel, Tom Macumber, Joe Hoenk, Larry Kuchenreuther, Mike Brayton, Ron Tschetter, Jason Etherington. Mixed Giorus, under the direction of Mr. Snustad, has again brought the public a great variety of music throughout the school year. Three concerts were presented this year: the annual Christmas Concert, a Lenten Vesper Concert, featuring all religious music by the mixed chorus and solos by Jason Etherington and Kim Deal, and finally American's Show Time in the Pacific for the spring concert. Among the highlights of the concert were selections from "South Pacific," a calypso, "The Banana Boat Song," "she Walks in Beauty," directed by Kim Deal, and the quartets, Four Jacks and a Jill and Three Hits and a Miss. A special part of the program was reserved for Kim Deal who sang 7 numbers in a show of his own. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Rosemary Medin, Barb Bartlett, Diane Malueg. Sandy Cook, Jackie Rowley, Linda Tague, Nancy Lowman, Glennda Gabrielson, Sherry Read, Jean Rovn. SECOND ROW: Pat Schneider, Kathy Feaster, Sheryl McNeill, Joyce Riebhoff, Char LaBarre , Sharon DeGroote, Patti Priebe, Marilyn Skow, Carol DeCamp, Pat Cowan. THIRD ROW: Gary Kesting, Dale McBride, Terry Hobbs, Bucky Buchanan, Gary Colwell, Don McBride, Alan Bode. BACK ROW: Earl Routh, Dave Steven, Kim Deal, Ben Herbst, Bill Bourne, Dick Zweifel, John Schutter, Alan Holt. Glow Their trip for the year was at Christmastime when the chorus traveled to Mason City and appeared on KGLO-TV. They also entertained three other high school choruses for the conference vocal festival in February. As you can see, the vocal department has been very busy working up music for your enjoyment. A big "thanks" goes to Mr. Snustad, a terrific director. H 's t F ,4- FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Sandy Hakes, Barb Brandow, Judy Gerber, Kay Agena, Pam Waller, Margaret Yeoman, Zulabel Ankenbauer, Rosemary Medin, Cheryl Immerfall, Judy Becker, Julie Vipond, Bev Warner, Alice Patterson, Carolyn Plott. SECOND ROW: Susan Schultz, Jane Faber, Carol Kenyon, Ruth Benschoter, Diane Kuhlman,Juneadel Lieb, Carol Markovetz, Vicky Marshall, Barb Bartlett, Glennda Gabrielson, Linda Tague, Jane Cole, Jackie Rowley, Lucille Gade. BACK ROW: Frances Bruns, Connie Hall, Cindy Hardy, Kathy Churchill, Kathy Bay, Joyce Riebhoff, Barb Reinders, Linda Percival, Louise Skow, Patti Priebe, Nancy Lowman, Char LaBarre, Sharon DeGroote, Mary Jane Butterfield, Mary Misbach, Marilyn Skow, Gala' Pictured above are the band girls who met only once a week, on Thursdays, for their rehearsals. Surprisingly enough when it came to concert time these girls worked hard and were an integral part of the combined girls' choruses. 1 4 1. V835 FRONT ROW, Left to Right, Sieila Fain, Sharon Srnith, Judy Mittag, Roberta Schwende- mann, Karen Seiler, Jean Keith, Mary Broesder, Kathy Feaster, Diane Malueg, Karen Alt, Donna Reefer, Pat Cowan, Sheryl McNeill, Marianna Reiken, Jean Rovn, Virginia Hedlund, Janice Olson, J aniceJ ames, SECOND ROW: DeAnneHutchison, Myrna Mino, Judy Willrett, Joyce Anderson, Francie Zeigler, Carole Richman, Carol Loar, Janice Koepke, JoAnn Mino, Sandy Cook, Patty Peterson, Ann I-Iaase, Charyl Cook, Barb Boyd, Phyllis Scott, Nancy Apple, Janice Bode. BACK ROW: Barb Lau, Siri Norton, Judy Kearney, Joyce Van De Walker, Sandra Parsons, Judy Alexander, Bev Urch, Sheryl Olson, Ruth Van Buren, Penny Johnson, Nancy Geilenfeld, Donna Patton, Carolyn Rochleau, Paulette Slobe , Brigitta Whittemore, Carol De Camp, Pat Schneider, Claudia Ruark. Chow Among their repertoire were "The Best Things in Life are Free." "Dites-Moi," from South Pacific, and "When You wish Upon a Star." These girls fabovep met on Monday and Wednesday mornings. Under Mr. Snustad's capable direction, they managed to combine with the band girls' chorus to provide entertaining music for all. . l Q. 'fjxmsgy 3 ' '- cg' Jason Erherington, soloist Kim Deal, soloistg Pam Waller, accompanist. E 5 T7 - 1 S o O ALL STATE QUARTET--FRONT: Pam Waller, Joyce ALL STATE QUARTET -- Margaret Yeoman, Riebhoff. BACK: Dave Reid. Ben I-Ierbst. Kim Deal, Sharon DeGroote. ABSENT: Jason Etheringron. 80 Q RCHNIZHTIONS V LEFT TO RIGHT: Midge Williams, Kathyrn Churchill, Cindy Hardy, Cheryl Immerfall, Kim Deal. Ami My Annual Sales were booming high this year. Selling ads to businessmen provided the major source of income for the expense of the annual. Later in the year the public purchased an annual for three dollars. Aside from missing some receipt books and running short on layout mats four days before the final deadline, the job was finally accomplished and the deadline met. We hope it has brought you enjoyment and renewed your high school memories. FRONT ROW, Left toRight:Eve1ynJ'ames, Z.ulabe1Ankenbauer, Donna Reefer, Sharon DeGroote, Margaret Yeoman, ,To Ann Muckey. Jean Sires. BACK ROW: David McDonald, Phil Egel, Bill Tordoff, Andy Huff, Murl Walker, J' ason Etherington. flmuwl Sala --gd President Dick Zweifelg Vice-President, Pat Cowang Treasurer, Ben Herbstg Secretary , Pam Waller. Stadmt I . LEFT TO RIGHT: Rosemary Medin, Karen Alt, Mike McNeill, Bill Bourne, Cindy Hardy. This year's Student Council was one of the most active in the school s history. The successful home- coming topped with the annual Christmas family and charity projects paved the way toward even a bigger accomplishment -- that of bringing a foreign student to our school, We owe much of the success of the council to its advisor, Mr. Alberts. Jx FRONT ROW, Left no Right: Charyl Cook, Sandy Cook, Carolyn Plott, Mary Misbach. BACK ROW: Al Holt, John Schutter, Jim Stanton. ANENT: Gary Angle, Gary Rich, Lynn Kueck. 83 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Treasurer, Cheryl Irnmerfallg Secretary, Janice Bodeg Vice-President, Pam Wallerg President, Mike McNeill. BACK ROW: Sponsor, Mrs. Kelley, John Wilson, Dave Passmore, Pat Cowan. Home Soaztq The amiual National Honor Society spring banquet ended the second year of the Algona chapter, Meeting the basic requirements of scholarship, character, leadership, and service, nine new members were initiated into the club. It now consists of seven seniors, six juniors, and the three probationary sophomores. The National Honor Society should be a goal of all students for scholastic recognition and self -satisfaction. FRONT ROW: Joyce Riebhoff , Kathy Bay, Brigitta Whittemore, Karen Alt. 84 BACK ROW: Mary Broesder, LYIH1 Kueck, Doug Medin, Bill Bourne, Roberta Schwendemann FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Treasurer, Cindy Hardy: Secretary, Sharon DeGroote: Vice- President, Jean Keith: President, Joyce Riebhoff. SECOND ROW: Nancy Lowman, Siri Norton, Pat Cowan, Carolyn Rochleau. BACK ROW: Barb Bartlett, Patti Priebe, Sandy Hakes, Glennda Gabrielson. Sponsor: Mr. Meyer, Not Pictured. 1?.27.,4. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Treasurer, Marv Broesder: Secretary, Don Madsen: Vice-President, Mike McNeill: President, Murl Walker: Sentinel, Jerry Seller: Reporter, Ted McNeill. SECOND ROW: Sam Burtis, James Gatton, Jerry Pingel, Don Etherington, Dennis Graham, Bob Gerber, Jim Pingel. THIRD ROW: Bob Patton, Mike Kain, Orland Steil, Gary Priebe, John Moore, Larry Stratton. FOURTH ROW: Bob Ellefson, Terry Hobbs, Dennis Leigh, Bill Saecht, Don Urch, Terry Brandow. BACK ROW: Larry Braun, Lynn Kueck, Don Patton, Gary McVay, Jerry Schuller, John Scuffham. Sponsor, Mr. Sefrit, Not Pictured. C'r'.?1'.,4. ri-r-is .EJ -Q-o FRONT ROW, Left to Right: CHEERLEADERS A QUAD: PAM WALLER, NANCY LOWMAN, KATHY BAY, PAT COWAN. FIRST ROWg Janice James, Myrna Mino, TREASURER DONNA REEFER, SECRETARY LOUISE SKOW, VICE-PRESIDENT JEAN IGEITH, PRESIDENT IOANN MINO, THIRD ROW: Janice Olson, Sharon Bilyeu, Phyllis Hardgrove, Karen Schultz, Emma Finley, Sheryl Olson, Karen Seiler, Margaret Yeoman. FOURTH ROW: Janice Ringsdorf, Ann Haase, Sharon Smith, Paulette Slobe, Sheila Fain, Marianna Reiken, Betty Wickwire. FIFTH ROW: Ann Steven, Patty Peterson, Becky Stayer, Pat Schneider, Claudia Ruark, Carolyn Roch- leau. BACK ROW: CHEERLEADERS, B SQUAD: CHARYL COOK, LINDA PERCIVAL, SANDY COOK, CAROLE RICHMAN. SPONSOR: MRS. MOXLEY fNot picturedj. W In its third year of existence, the Pep Club has done much to increase the spirits of the athletes as well as the student body. Besides cheering the teams to many victories at home, much yelling and noise-making with our newly added cow bells went on to the out-of-town-games. We showed that we had spirit to spare by the fine exhibit we put on at our game with Garrigan. Next year we are planning on a very pert Pep Club to increase school spirit and rally our teams to top spots in the conference, n a-sy mb.. nal gl- .gs 3,f..imaaW-1- A .I V A 1 H Y, .. I! gi 1 ,L , VV xrgifi ' w . 9 - M EI 1 . I . f v i , 3 'V rf f ,, W QQ-, V 'A K E, . 2 R 1501 v m xl , 35- 'Yi H 1 1' 1 V ' 1 'zw 5 71, I X' H13 I: ?WM'f"E" g M' GX ,' !. .f-3 54 'P 13, - L. 'oz i if .,.... 4' f QQ 5. 'H' f ? ff W 'f X, - ,. ir YQ: ' 172' X ,,,,. 'I 4:- E, . 5, 2+ v D V FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Penny Johnson, Jean Rovn, Trudy Olson, Kathy Feaster, Sheryl McNeill, Kay Agena, SECOND ROW: Roberta Schwendemann, Zu1abe1Ankenbauer, Mary Broesder, Karen Alt, Glennda Gabrielson, Sandy Hakes, Barb Bartlett, Judy Gerber. THIRD ROW: Natalie Boldridge, Rosemary Medln, ,To Muckey, Karen Haase, FOURTH ROW: Joyce Riebhoff, Judy Kearney, Mary Misbach, Patti Priebe, Barb Reinders, Siri Norton, Cindy Hardy, Sharon DeGroote, Jackie Rowley. BACK ROW: MANAGERS: CONNIE HALL, JUDY J' OHNSON, LINDA TAGUE, JEAN KEITH, SPONSOR: MRS. MoxLEY fnot picmredp. As we seniors of 1960 began our four years of high school, a drill team composed of twenty- four girls selected on ability, grade average, and personality was organized byMrs. Moxley, Since then we have become a familiar group to the community and school. Our activities include precision drills and various dances during the half-time of basketball games, and appearances on television. We hope your future in Cadettes, underclassrnen, will be as enjoyable as our past years have been. A-fl FRONT Row, Left to Right: PRESIDENT LINDA CLARK, VICE PRESIDENT KIM DEAL, SECRE- TARY ROSEMARY MEDIN. SECOND ROW: Barb Lau, Francie Zeigler, Deanne Hutchison, Gary Rich, Mike Schmidt, Gary Kelly, Randy Harmes, Jerry Cowan. THIRD ROW: Barb Boyd. Brlgitta Whittemore, Barb Brandow, Jackie Rowley, Carolyn Plott, Jim Johnson, Lance Johnson, Jolm Phillips, Dave Strickler. BACK ROW: Janice Koepke, Diane Malueg, Judy Johnson, Marilyn Skow, Alan Holt, John Schutter, Mike Navoichick. SPONSOR: MISS CONDON. Aww The motto of the Art Department might well be, "These Doors Are Open to A11 Who Ap- preciate Art. " Miss Condon's art classes produced their usual quota of work, indicating her fine guidance in technique and workmanship. ln addition to the regular art course, art club gave a chance to all who could not get into a regular class held inA.H.S. to do independent work, and one of the best exhibits ever held in the school, and offereda chance for about 1,200 visitors to see junior and senior high school art work. Awards in Scholastic Contest and the American Legion Auxiliary poster contest were won by Gary Kelly. Adult classes produced fine work--a fine expression of the interest in the Algona Commu- nity. LEFT: Miss Condon and Kim and his "Okoboji" painting. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Kathy Churchill, Sandy Cook, Mary Broesder, TREASURER KAREN ALT, PRESIDENT KATHY BAY, VICE-PRESIDENT CHAR LABARRE, SECRETARY LOUISE SKOW, HISTORIAN ROSEMARY MEDIN, Pat Schneider, SECOND ROW: Roberta Schwendemann, .T anice Bode, Ann Smith, Cheryl Immerfall, Sandy Hakes, Judy Gerber, Glennda Gabrielson, Siri Norton, Donna Patton, Claudia Ruark, Carolyn Rochleau. THIRD ROW: Nancy Leigh, Barb Bartlett, Nancy Lowman, Patti Priebe, Sharon Scott, Emma Finley, Karen Schultz, Phyllis Hardgrove, Pat Navoichick, Bev Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Betty Wickwire, Ann Steven, Ruth Van Buren, Bev Urch, Bev Warner, Julie Vipond, Jo Muckey, Karen Seller, Zulabel Ankenbauer, Jo Klemm. BACK ROW: Harriet Benschoter, Judy Naylor, Sheryl Olson, Sheryl McNeill, Joyce Riebhoff, Evelyn James, Linda Clark, Betty Berninghaus, Connie Munger. SPONSOR: MRS. COLLIER fnot picturedl. T ?.ff.,4. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Carol Loar, Carol Markovetz, J uneadel Lieb, Alice Patterson, Marilyn Skow, Sharon Smith, Judy Kearney, Vicky Marshall, Judy Willrett. SECOND ROW: Marianna Reiken, Sandy Cook, Marjorie Holdren, Virginia Hedland, Joan Ward, Rhonda Brandow, Carol Kenyon, Francie Zeigler, Ruth Boldridge, Barb Brandow. THIRD ROW: Charyl Cook, Kay Agena, Linda Percival, Mary Jane Butterfield, Nancy Apple, Judy Mittag, Ruth Benschoter, Diane Malueg, Sheila Fain. FOURTH ROW: Becky Strayer, Pat Peterson, Barb Lau, Jean Rovn, Jackie Rowley, Mary Misbach, Jan Olson, Susan Schultz, Brigitta Whitte- more, Carole Richman. BACK ROW: Paulette Slobe, Kathy Feaster, Jan Estburg, Diane Kuhlmann, Phyllis Scott, Janice Ringsdorf, Sharon Helmets, Marcella Lovstad, Nancy Fosnaugh, Barb Boyd. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Glennda Gabrielson, Pat Cowan, REPORTER ROSEMARY MEDIN, TREAS- URER NANCY LOWMAN, PRESIDENT PAM WALLER, VICE -PRESIDENT JOYCE RIEBHOFF, SEC- RETARY KAREN HAASE, Deanna Lau, SECOND ROW: Janice Bode, Ann Smith, Clara Hansen, Linda Tague, Carolyn Stewart, Judy Naylor, Connie Hall. THIRD ROW: Sandy Hakes, Harriet Benschoter, Natalie Boldridge, Trudy Olson, Louise Skow, Sheryl Olson, Sharon Scott, Pat Navoichick, Phyllis Hardgrove. FOURTH ROW: Patti Priebe, Barb Bartlett, Jo Muckey, Siri Norton, char LaBarre, Connie Munger, Julie Vipond, Ruth Van Buren, Bev Warner, Bev Urch. BACK ROW: Karen Alt, Mary Broesder, Cindy Hardy, Sharon DeGroote, Jean Keith, Roberta Schwendemann, Kathy Bay, Barb Reinders. SPONSOR: MISS HAYS fnot picturedj. 6. 75.14. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Carol Kenyon, Francie Zeigler, Sharon Snith, Ann Haase, Sandy Cook, Sheila Fain, Marianna Reiken, Paulette Slobe. SECOND ROW: Joan Ward, Brigitta Whittemore, Barb Brandow, Ruth Benschoter, Linda Percival, Charyl Cook, Janice James, Janice Olson. THIRD ROW: Barb Boyd, Kathy Feaster, Jean Rovn, Jackie Rowley, Janice Koepke, Nancy Fosnaugh, Ruth Chantland, Marilyn Skow. BACK ROW: Rhonda Brandow , Janice Ringsdorf, Judy Becker, Diane Kuhlman, Nancy Apple, Phyllis Scott, Mary Jane Butterfield. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: SECRETARY JANBODE, TREASURER ANN SMITH, PRESIDENT ROBERTA SCHWENDEMANN, VICE-PRESIDENT JTM JOHNSON, Virginia Hedlund, Nancy Apple. BACK ROW: Barb Lau, Karen Alt, Mary Broesder, Harriet Benschoter, Nancy Fosnaugh, SPONSOR: MR, SIEMENS, Calwwcelwf FRONT ROW, Left to Right: TREASURER MARY LAING, REPORTER PENNY JOHNSON, SECRETARY TRUDY OLSON, VICE-PRESIDENT SANDRA PARSONS, PRESIDENT IUDYALEXANDER, SECOND ROW: Clara Hansen, Judy Naylor, Carolyn Stewart, Pat Schneider, Claudia Ruark. BACK ROW: Jo Klemm, Zulabel Ankenbauer, Janelljohnson, Mary Ann Hansen, Nancy Geilenfeld, Donna Patton. SPONSOR: MISS GANNON Qnot picruredy. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Dave Long, Terry Farnstrom, Gary Angle, Jason Etherington, Phil Egel, Tom Mactunber. SECOND ROW: Steve Miller, Terry Rlngsdorf, Dean Willrett, Albert Cnantland, Gary Rusk. THIRD ROW: Denny Richey, Bob Patton, Mike Kain, John Phillips, Bucky Buchanan, Tom Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Dave Steven, Jerry Gade, Jim Finn, Jim Pingel, Bahne Struecker. BACK ROW: Dick Zweifel, Ron Tschetter, Jerry Cowan, Jerry Ostrum, Jerry Schuller, Darrell Bunkofske. Sponsor, Miss Quimby and Mr, Olson, Not Pictured. Um! ffm FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Linda Clark, V1rg1niaHed1und, Joyce Van De Walker, Sponsor, M1-5 , Hendersong Marjorie Holdren, Janice Olson, Patty Peterson. SECOND ROWgJudy Johnson, Linda Tague, Diane Markla, Terry Ringsdorf, Dean Willrett, Sheryl Olson. THIRD ROW: Tom Macumber, Darrell Bunkofske, Dennis Helmke, Mike Gilbert, Mike Schmidt, Lutz Duerr, Dave Long. BACK ROW: Lynn Kueck, Terry Hobbs, James Gatton, Jerry Parsons, Bob Boldridge, Dennis Leigh. Lai' X: ,Emir R v C al fi L1 """"i - Q - .. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Gloria Reefer, Secretary, Dianne Marklag Vice-President, Deanne Hutchison. BACK ROW: President, ,Tack Grossg Parliamentarian, Dave Steven. 23.5. 6.14. Better-business school relations in Algona have developed through the work of the Algona chapter of Distributive Education Clubs of America. During the past year D, E. C, A, sponsored a Junior Business Education Day where the Juniors were given a tour of some of the businesses in Algona. The D, E, C. A, State Convention at Des Moines was a highlight of the c1ub's work. Each of the club members took part in the different competitive groups pertaining to salesmanship. To Honsbruch's, Penny's, S and L, Shi1t's, and Western Auto the D, E, C,A,members wish to express their thanks for a chance at on-the- job training, W SPONSOR- -MR, KRAMER NE GATIVE S Pam Waller and Pat Cowan NAU Mm .-XFFIRN1.-XTIVES John Wilson and Ben Herbst This year, the debate team had a fairly good season by winning at Buena Vista and placing high in several other major tournaments. In addition to the pictured debators, Ron Tschetter and Kim Deal were active in forensic work. With three outstanding veterans coming back, Mr. Palmer can look forward to another good season for Algona debators next year, MBH NEGATIVES: Ann Smith, ,Tack Vipond, AFFIRMATIVES: Bi11Bourneand Eugene Jim J ohnson . Wiffkopf- 95 Oh, Gad, you mean you girls only But, Palm, it's too early had three hours of sleep? ?? to get upl G, R. A. peanut-pushing Pep Club at work. initiation. G.R. A, neophytes receive congratulations. WM, F 'H'57 , Y , X4 1Q yws 0 1 W Q MW W 5 6102116353 QUEEN, Pat Cow an Honwwowaq .1' I 2- B 'Q . l Sharon DeGroote Pam Waller Cindy Hardy .rf Traditional Homecoming pep rally bonfire at the Athletic Field. . . First place float "It's in the bag" produced by the SENIORS!! Royal court with attendants before leading the Grand March , , , Bob Kern Jim Oberwetter Jerry Cowan l i 4 QUEEN PAM and KING JASON Cindy Hardy Kathy Churchill Sharon DeGroote 8:00 P. M. r if Pre -crow ning thrones 'x ' . 10:00-M. C. Sandy crowns king. . . King IHS CIOWHS queen. . . 4. . ,J SAE Royal Dance under blue and Coke Bar for refreshments .. white ceiling. 11:00 P. M. Post-crowning thrones fPhot os by Dusty Isaacson, 4 f A President Zweifel gives a 'thank you" Refreshment bar at the Gay Nineties Club N60 f-wr' Yum THE BANQUET I Pam reads the Class Will Under the chandelier . . . ,,.--- - ng- A med Crew at the V. F. W. Three babes havea peek through the The fellas weren't the only ones working! ! ceiling The four lads at work Dolls get punch for the guys. Sadie I-Iawkin's D. I. s A tired crew, far from hearty, enjoy them selves at the all-night party. L-E r I We -1- , ok ff I Wg' E- 5 T, , STUDENT LlVE gs VZ Corn Palace at Mitchell fnoted for fast- Band members photograph prairie dogs talking guidesj with Devils Tower in the background. fwhoever heard of GOPHERS in So. Dakota'??j Bam! ir-Q " W The whole gang, beneath the dinosaur at Home Sweet Home at the Sheridan Inn qnotice anything on the roof?J the Badlands. 106 'riff ir- Now you see her . . . 'l" 'i'?F'i"W?'H3'5f" ' " 'GAVU' ' Lg f .K .Q ff, . Now you don't. A pleasant view of Mt. Rushmore. The band members would like to thank all people responsible for making this trip possible. This week will never be forgotten. "" .v NL? 'slits 31 ,-I. -- 5. -L 4 ,W 'L 8 .L A, H, S. band receives a warm welcome at Sheridan, Wyoming. Ride him, Earl!! 107 A gay H1173 was h Hd b 1 Ur we 105-t Keep your mind on your work and Off the girls- Glennda told a funny one, but Judy didn'r get ir. Look at this Maiden's Form! The faculty takes a dig in the game but 108 ached for it the next day. Brother , no one will know THIS unknown! I XX KW 66 1: ,r ,, 'um' . v. 41 10- . s .invin- . . The One-Man gives his John Henry. Social problems students show their Sclwol EW avid interest, iv P. -- ., f f K My M HN. I Alma Jyf 6 - f ' A I' a I xx if ,n l Q? 7 X 162- ,ff ' ':rg'Q f As, "-gg CN DQ NAME Judy Alexander Zulabel Ankenbauer Dorothy Arend Jeff Atherton Arlo Bietz Betty Berninghaus Janice Bode Marv Broesder Kathyrn Churchill Linda Clark Jerry Cowan Pat Cowan Kim Deal Sharon DeGroote Phil Egel Jason Etherington Jo Leen Gardner Connie Hall Cindy Hardy Ben Herbst Andy Huff Deanne Hutchison Cheryl Immerfall Evelyn James Jim Johnson Bob Kern Jo Ann Klemm Bill Kraft Deanna Lau Nancy Leigh David McDonald Mike McNeill Ted McNeill Judy McVay Dianne Markla JoAnn Muckey Dale Nauman Durwood Nelson Siri Norton Jim Oberwetter Jerry Ostrum Sandra Parsons David Passmore Don Patton Donna Reefer Gloria Reefer Karen Seiler Marilyn Simpson Jeanie Sires Ann Smith David Steven David Strickler Ron Tschetter Judith Ukena Bill Tordoff Murl Walker Pam Waller Midge Williams John Wilson Dick Zwefel SENIOR CLASS WILL, '60 LEAVES with Don to join the Moors. her name to Roberta Schwendemann. the Mrs. to the Misses. Uncle Henri to Adolf, the snake. his vacant chair to Mary Broesder. her solitude to Char La Barre. health class on a stretcher. he hopes ..... for beauty school in bucket seats. to admire tatoos. his '60 Chevy to Bill Fraser. her dimples to a chessy cat. his thanks to A. H. S. her love life to Richey and Scott. for the pea factory. Julie's car in the driveway. her 45 hours to Kathy Bay her Bunny Hop to the bunnies. cadettes to Mrs. Moxley. his debating ability to Jack Vipond. for a party. her size to Brigitta Whittemore. her red hair to Jackie Rowley. her punctuality to the rooster. his college math books to Miss Miller his build to Bill Baker. her gum on the auditorium seats. speech class with no regrets. her tonsils to the biology lab. her neatness to the junior lockers. his hot rods to Gene Harbor. his thoroughness to John Spencer. his haircut to Doug Medin. the car to Gary. to join Gloria. ' school on test days. Connie with her mouth open. his throwing arm to Hercules. to find the Pink Lady. his speed to the wind. his sob stories to Ann Landers. her perfume to the Arabians. su espanol al Senor John Wesley. the County Home with watermelons. her Man-Tan to the men. Honbruch's to Dutch. her pony tail to the pony. her driving to Jimmy Lynch. for Iowa Lake .... to fish? her blush to Palm. his fingers in mid air. his artistic talents on the prom murals his 1918 notebook to Mr. Alberts. her pea -pickin' heart to Ernie Ford. his charm to the highway patrol. F. F. A. conventions with regret. her eyelashes to Miss Condon for paintbrushes Marijane to Sniffles . his red sweater to "ladies and gentlemen his diction to Mrs. Kelley. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY, '60 Somewhere between Iowa City and Ames fI'm not sure of the exact distancel lies a coffeehouse fashioned after those of the Victorian Era in London. The owners are none other than JOHN WILSON and JIM JOHNSON, graduates of the class of '60. I had heard that the establishment was well-known for its "da-da" paintings by Jim, so thought I'd drop in one week-end. J lm was busy with anewpainting but between splats found time to talk. I asked hlrn if any of his class- mates had visited the coffeehouse. He nodded yes, and said -he had sent invitations to them three years ago, and all had at one time or another replied in person. He acted a bit dejected when he revealed that the former JUDY ALEXANDER, J OLEEN GARDNER, EVELYN JAMES, NANCY LEIGH, JUDY MCVAY, JOANNS MINO AND MUCKEY, and KAREN SEILER are now much-married and have at least three children apiece. fl remembered later that this didn't contribute to J im's plan for haltingthe tremendous population increase in the U. SJ Stopping on their way to a teachers' convention were Misses DEGROOTE, HARDY, WILLIAMS, and NORTON, now teaching in the Algona Public School system and occupying two convertibles, plus aten room apartment on the outskirts of town. Coaching has become the career of JASON ETI-IERINGTON who sings solos in church on Sundays. BOB KERN has turned to professional wrestling and is now called "Butch the Body." JERRY OSTRUM is his manager. The Farm Bureau has gained a few members who were ,'60 grads, Jim told me. MIKE MCNEILL is their new president, MURL WALKER is vice-president, and TED MCNEILL and MARV BROE SDER are their "backers" in this pressure group. MARILYN SIMPSON owns a horse farm but refuses to join any pressure group. I wasn't aware that Algona was such a growing metropolis until Jim's eyes opened wide and he declared excitedly that JERRY COWAN is supervising the construction of a new skyscraper. Cousin PAT is head of Roto-Rooter Corporations all over the U, S, Yes, the Cowans are doing quite well. As always, the gas station business is thriving. DALE NAUMAN is the proud owner of Dale's Skelly and Zulabel Ankenbauer, having shortened her name somewhat, helps her husband on week-ends at his station. Algona now possesses another restaurant, "ANDY'S HUFF PUFF" on the outskirts of town. FBLA has again achieved its purpose. JO KLEMM is the devoted secretary of Shumway, Kelly, and Frlstedt. DEANNA LAU is telephone operator in the new five story office of which ARLO BEITZ is head janitor, having received his training in this line during high school. The "little shop on the side street" has revised its name to Elva, Jessie, and JEANIE'S. DOROTHY AREND drops in quite frequently to buy outfits for her grandchildren. At this point Jim refllled my coffee cup and asked if I'd like to contribute to the Free Expression Room. I declined, asking him to continue his report. He said the rest have all moved away from Algona, the former LINDA CLARK doing it the easy way - by trailer. CONNIE HALL has taken permanent residence in Maquoketa. GLORIA REEFER and DIANE MARKLA have moved to Britt where they now operate a combination drug and clothing store. PHIL EGEL is head of the physics department at Iowa State University. and his wife J UDITH has a sweet pea garden. ANN SMITH is also teaching homemaking at ISU. The State University of Iowa has retained three grads in the field of medicine. JAN BODE and CHERYL IMMERFALL are instructors of Pediatric Rheumatology and Bill fno 1.3 TORDOFF is a medical technician at the University Hospitals. BILL qno. 2j KRAFT has finally moved to California where he'sa life guard. DON PATTON is testing new cars designed by'DAVE MCDONALD at Daytona Beach, KATHY CHURCHILL, now married, operates a beauty shop in Des Moines and drives a full Corvette. Two of the class members now reside in Europe. DEANNE HUTCHISON is a fashion designer of "short subjects" in Paris and SANDRA PARSONS is selling French perfumes. MARGARET YEOMAN is teaching Spanish in the "New" Cuba. DONNA REEFER has completed her article for EQUIRE magazine entitled "Let the Sun Do It." DAVE STRICKLER ls a famous artist ln Greenwich Village, collecting glass bottles as a hobby. RON TSC!-IE'I'I'ER ls operating a chain of grocery stores, specializing in water- melons. DAVID PASSMORE, a specialist in six languages, is now a highly paid interpreter at the U,N, Two outstanding musicians in the class have made a great name for themselves. BEN I-IERBST has been promoted from spectator to participant ln the Stan Kenton Band. KIM DEAL is now starring at the La Scala in Italy. The armed forces have c1almedJIM OBERWETTER, JEFF ATHERTON, and BETTY BERNINGHAUS. Betty ls one ofthe few secret service officials. DAVE STEVEN and DURWOOD NELSON are testing rockets to the moon. Dave claims he even saw the moon on one trip! Jim stopped and began another "da-da." I quickly reminded him that he forgot his class president. J lm smiled and said he was proud to say that the Rev, Richard Zweifel is now chaplain of the U,S, Senate. Suddenly I heard an argument in the Free Expression Room. Jim laughed at my startled face and said that must be John and PAM arguing again. The former Pam Waller, he continued, has her M,A, In English now and is collaborating with John on a book. I hesitated and then asked- "What book?" Jim told me wearily that the title is "Away With Capital Punishment." He asked me again if I dldn't want to contribute to their expressions and then turned back to his painting. W...-.Q--un... fflqom ffdyln School Ufw Sw fit A 7m Baz Sm Fowafd .-'K .f Q" P. 7 wvAAxANAwvwAwvwA Program Processional "Pump and Circumstancen . "Piano Concerto in A Minor First Movement" . Piano Soloist . High School Band Mr. Russell Guster, Director -sfvvvvxfxfvx, . Elgar . . Grieg . Pam Waller Address . ......... Mr. George Grim Columnist Commentator Minneapolis, Minn. Honors Announcements . . . Mr. Jack Evans Presentation of Class of 1960 . . . Mr. O. B. Laing Presentation of Diplomas . . Mr. Perry M. Collins Benediction ..... . Rev. N. E. Coughenour Pastor, Methodist Church DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS Art . . . . David Strickler Gary Kelley Kim Deal Ninth English . . . KHY Asena Jr. High History . . .Jerry RHIICY Jr. High Citizenship . . . . Bruce Sundet Yearbook Award . . Pam Waller 116 if www N,-,S A fs VXA, xx. vxfxrvx. ,V- 5 I. Z COMMENCEMENT AWARDS Delphian Society Art Award David Strickler Bel Canto Club Music Pam Waller B. P. W, Business Education JoAnn Klemm D. A. R. Social Science John Wilson P. E, O. English Pam Waller Iowa State Bar Association Citizenship Michael McNeill Larry Obrecht Memorial Dick Zweifel Ingersoll Forensic Ben Herbst Soroptimist Club Mathematics and Science Michael McNeill Minnie J. Coate Award Pam Waller SCHOLARSHIPS Tuition at Drake Kim Deal Tuition at I. S, T. C. Ben Herbst Margaret Yeoman Tuition at S. U. I. Cheryl Immerfall John Wilson The Willard E. and Ella P. 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- Class of 1960

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