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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1957 volume:

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AN ','y 14 ,f g ..'L f,n' 'x 'Q- 4 X I li TABLE or coNTsNTs I ,.1w.I X IA- N1 DEDICATION ..-.-- - 8 ADMINISTRATION - - 9 E4 CLASSES -.-- 10-15 X SENIOR HIGHLIGHTS - 16-21 1,43 ACTIVITY SECTION - 16-38 +4 " X I I SENIOR PORTRAITS - 16-38 " 6' ATHLETIC SECTION - 39-51 , A f , HOMECOMING - - 43-46 A 3' MUSIC SECTION - 53-63 I - SCHOOL CALENDAR - 64 ELEMENTARY SECTION 65-72 !V: ii 1, mL., AA .: lv 95 , LX 'E.' 1 1 --CO ffm I -I I r fix 4:15 Our community influences the lives of all the students. During school hours some students par- ticipate in a commercial on-the-job experience. After school these and other students are seen rushing to work. N 1 L: V95 ' .rx tif Rs. is xl, 1 9. fi 'N ,Q x ,ij . i 3, 1 f U. ll 1 rt sl a+-4-up tfg i r it ith icsf 75. . ' xx f or-1 K f . 1 - Others gather in groups at the cafes and soda xi fountains to discuss the activities of the day. Hours of relaxation are spent in viewing a good movie in 4 . . l 'w x X ' X ive i 4' it fi M S , U X f i 'f 'M . , ' W 3 1 ' , , '-t-r x l ' ,M , Q Q the local theatre. self til'-ff W, FS: l, 5 m X -,wt - Qewfiaaa? Wzth Hzs Blessmgs from Above Our school and our churches work hand in hand in molding well-balanced individuals who are capable of assuming responsible positions in the community. We are provided with inspirational guidance in our Sunday School, Church, Thursday night choir practice, and the meetings of our Youth Groups. Family life is an important part of our day. Our parents do more than feed and clothe us. They console us in our problems and congratulate us in our triumphs. A happy home is the basis of our security. ll C 4. WWW In preparing for a well-adjusted life, we must learn to share household tasks. We help by caring for our clothing, by shining up the car, by washing dishes, plus other jobs. Being able to do these things is rewarding in many ways. Also important in our day are our associations with others. We look forward to the evenings spent with friends or that "certain person." Parties, dances, and other school activities play a big part in our recreation. Curfew always seems to come too soon! " , 7 ' 5 You Gave to Us You Can t Beat the Mej'n01'10 ga K 1 pg if 17 N z 3 . K. J ... 'L DEDICATION We, the graduating class of 1957, would like to show our appreciation to Nels Berndt, our custo- dian. Mr. Berndt has been a custodian at the Alta school for 20 years. He began working at our school in 1937. Since our kindergarten days he has shown us his good humor and has helped us considerably. Throughout the years Nels has made the build- ing a clean healthy place for the students to work. Whenever he had some spare time Nels would try to fill the requests of helping for the banquet, thc class play, or even making stands for the Christ- mas trees. In appreciation of a job well done, we dedicate our 1957 Cyclone to Nels Berndt. x i I E -..., Z .4 - SCHOOL BOARD ' - 44 V , ,Z J '5 "'? 5' " U :QW P512 ,1 :f,'f gg5:-mr, , A I sgilfgfi 2 - I -,.. ,.1,h,'Q,. ,V vm . I ,gi F , b gzlgfv , IL ,W . , , -. ff- - ff N E . .,,.! ,L., X, fi ,Q an W I was N :OZO F 'K Morris Peterson r'1'rensurerm, Nels E. Johnson, Donald Anderson. Leroy P-t ' . zP'esidentb Su -rinlendem M. V. Samuelson, LIo'd L ersur- 1 , pc y Anderson. Harry Melnnder. C. F, Sungston ISer:retury1 't Fflfg SMP ds HW giggle' Esteem, the Gt to yeme DOW . High ww SUPERINTENDENT MELVIN V. SAMUELSON PRINCIPAL ARNOLD HAMMOND I l SCHOOL SECRETARY VETERANS ANNETTE MORTENSEN ON,-rHE,FARM TRAINING A mg HAROLD CAFISTENS SCHOOL TREASURERS Larry Williams and Rodney Patterson SPONSORED BY ALTA COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR 9 Qwihmcm Elm CLASS OFFICERS Doris R. Johnson 1Presidentb Carol Johnson iStudent Council! Kent Huseman lStudent Council! Janet Swanson lVice-President! Malvern Huseman lSecretarv-Treasurer? Tender Sprout Take ne Fresh and o H . 1 - - , H 7 --- , , ' iii lf f J V .1 .1 - .f i n f- e , 1 so--N 5111 igjfeziqig-.3-in wrfisg mfs' 'IEW n':'vmmW,f1:, ,, 1. -' M1 ,N ' 5,1 ,f 5 112 ? :w e Q.. ,cf 3. PG WM' w","vJ'i:?E, L, ww wi vl'1Lc':"',,ULw11lf vii' -'li"'f3Ii1lQi' ,i ,Q Q li -'W We m...e:'-ere-: W ' sm-he ' 1 ' V ' , J ':w'wvM-i' 5:-1 Q Y: 'sw ' p e- :are-S--f--H ow: Robert Meredith. Kenneth Quirk, Vernon Hoops, Virginia Fredericks, Sally Weiland, Gloria Remillard. Doris R. Johnson, Ruth West, Dennis Otto, Malvern Huseman, Larry Radke Second row: Jerry Buckendahl, Mrs. Sawin fsponsorh, Carol Johnson, Karen Ankerson, Donna Becker, Mary Louise Otto, Annette Schmidt, Janet Swanson. Mrs. Schive isponsorl, Mr. Schive WSDOHSUTU ' Third row: Ralph Hogancamp, David Anderson, Clayton Porter, Larry Frantz, Gordon Radko, Kent Huseman, David Friedrich. Paul Koth, Darrel Banta, John Grieme, Tom Kris- tensen Front r There are thirty-one freshmen, nineteen boys and twelve girls. Out of four subjects there are only two that the boys and girls have together. These are math and general science. Being our first year in high school we found many things to get accustomed to. Such as, musical events and school activities. We also tossed in a lot of fun by attending school parties and working on our float, which got fourth. The sophomores also gave us a hayride which everyone enjoyed. In return we had to give the sophomores a party. Freshmen are offered a variety of subjects in- cluding agriculture, industrial arts, home econom- ics, general math, and general science. The girls who take home economics have a wide range of interesting and educational work to do and learn. They have learned the art of cook- ing breakfasts and luncheons. They also took up sewing by making themselves aprons and gathered skirts. They brought flowers to school and then learned how to arrange them most effectively. At Christmas time the high school Christmas tree was trimmed by the girls. A party was given by the freshmen girls for the kindergarten class with a circus theme. To broaden their knowledge even further they were allowed to take agriculture for a Week. They learned different carpentry, pound- ing nails and affixing hinges. They learned live- stock feeding and the difference between the dif- ferent types and breeds. Also a short course was given on the basic wiring. The vocational subjects offered to the boys are industrial arts and agriculture. The boys tak- ing shop are building cabinets, gun racks, and small tables. The agriculture boys are repairing machinery and building different farm equipment items which include, loader chutes, self feeders, and feed bunks. The boys also took a week of home economics where they learned how to sew, judging the qual- ity of clothes, getting along with others - espe- cially girls, and the last day they made ice cream and brownies and served it to the girls. Janice Huseman, Jacqueline Gustafson, Connie Haaoen, Gaylen Hinkeldey, Terry Minard One of the teachers of the freshman class is Mr. Delbert McCoy. He was born in Terril, Iowa, November 1, 1932. He has four sisters and three brothers. He considers his home town to be Clark- field, Minnesota. After graduation from high school he attended St. Olaf College, Northfield, Min- nesota, graduating in 1954. He then spent two years in the armyg first at Fort Bliss, Texas, and then at Fort Sam Houston. After this training he was sent to France where he spent 17 months. He was discharged on August 3, 1956 and began teaching tere at Alia in the fall of 1956. .. . .. .f f f Q i :X v:'1f'x.-'iii' FQ w as-f . 1 ff - ' f ' H ,J 2 -' f f . ,g a it .Aw tm. v is .. -V .tw ,. ryan. jar. . if 62 Z ' X' if DELBERT MC COY Kenneth Carter. Leon Johannsen 11 04244 CLASS OFFICERS Sandra Svendsen 1Vice President: Susan Norton 1Student Councilr Charles Pfalzgraf lStudent Council? Michael Morrow rSecretary-Treasurer! Ruth Lietz 1Presidentj Add one Year of Blissful Dfmbt ,wg , f, ,H 'V it my 1 f ,-,pM-,. W. . tt , f r xeg a A A Qt, e ste: so - lf af A X V, - Y X W 7' ' w- ' , of f 5 . M From row: Sharon Patterson, Emma Jean Rasmussen, num Lietz, LaVerne Lichtenberg, Sandra Svend- sen, Susan Mangold, Sherrill Peterson, Bonnee Lauriclsen, Judy Johnston, Doris M. Johnson Second row: Mr. Beals lsponsorr, Martin Glienke, Paul Turnquist, Lowell Harms, Mrs. Norton gsponsorl, Ronald Hoops, Clem LeDoux, Michael Morrow, Mr. McCoy ISDOHSOTI Third row: Larry Lichtenberg, Ordell Kindwall, Charles Pfalzgraf, Donald Peterson, Keith Smit, Martha Becker, Kathleen Radke, Ila Mae Hinkeldey, Susan Norton, Diane Schuler Fourth row: Dennis Radke, Wendell Carlson, Jon Stille, Robert Hinkeldey, Gary Walton, Jerry Otto. Merle Larson. Marlin Cone Imagine yourself spending a day in Alta High School. You would find it quite easy to find a Sophomore either in or around school. The Sophomores spend their class time in English, World History, Biology, Algebra, and Home Economics. The Agriculture class is inside except for an occasional field trip. The drivers education classes are inside when learning the rules and outside to learn how to drive and to get the actual practice. Physical education classes are held outside in spring and fall and are in the gym during winter months. Extra curricular activities also have a share of the Sophomores time. There are Sophomores participating in all music activities, vocal and in- strumental. FFA, FHA, GAA, and Scarlet and Black Staff are other organizations in which Sophomores take part as active members and of- ficers. Parties are not a forgotten part of the Soph- omore class. During the year the Sophomores sponsored dances after football and basketball games. The Freshman-Sophomore party is held twice each year and each class sponsors it once. CHARLES CLAWSON DRIVER EDUCATION Sharon Patterson, LaVerne Lichtenberg, Martin Glienke. Ron aid Hoops, Mr. Clawson Mr. Charles Clawson, our driver education instructor, is a graduate of Iowa State Teachers College where he majored in physical education. After graduating at mid-term, he taught one semester at Stanhope, Iowa. The following year he taught at Rolfe, Iowa, before moving to Alta. Be- sides being football and track coach, Mr. Clawson teaches World History and Drivers Education. Another teacher associated with the Sopho- more class is Mrs. Norton. class sponsor. She at- tended Rockford College in Rockford, Illinois. for two years and completed the four year course ir. English at Iowa University. She moved to Alta two years ago from Lime Springs, Iowa. She can now be found teaching English, directing plays, and advising the Scarlet and Black Staff. Mrs. Norton has lived in seven states and has also traveled abroad and in 'many of the other states. PHYSICS Herbert Johnson Bill Swanson Darryl Frantz Kenneth Pagel Jacqueline Gustafson ,,,....,q . , 1 .W ff , Sta . 2 ' I A f . - it I 1, ' " W -i'i 1 . , - " - 13 KATIHERINE NORTON Gian i K k X S V xg, 4, L P I 'V X -1,-IX 35' if KS X S is if e--N iq.L!'x, x 9, 5, ,Af , X ,fri 1317 1, l r Q1 ,. x f 1 K . r 54 ..,-, A 'Vgffifm 1 'init 14 CLASS OFFICERS Robert Klndwall lPresidentJ Lynette Mordick 1Student Councill Joyce Brandt lSecretary-Treasurerl Pat Wittgow lStudent Council! Lorene Peterson Wice-Presidenty 3. i gh the Days: Stir Carefully Thr0uSee How the Flavor Stays ref-es ew-, ,,es-o f J w ' -ymrfm es2, ..,.-i, V ML., ML -V-, fan ,V ' - " Mrfmmtw we N' 3' , ' ' f. ,M W 'fyrwuet iwrwwxsw w .-' .' ' ' f , fm' Front row: Faith Oberg, Jean Ann Morrison, Jennie Ann Smith, Jacque Otto, Sara ityhera, Lynette Mor- dick, Darlene Specketer, Dorothy Friedrich, Janet Carpenter, Deanna Johnson Second row: Mr. Fuller lsponsorl, Pat Wittgow, Kathryn Sievert, Joyce Brandt, L-orene Peterson, Miss Kundel isponsori, Judy Brown, Sharon Lichtenberg, Mary Ann Hinkeldey, Jane Dreier, Mr. Claw- son tsponsori Third row: Ralph Watts, Paul Woodall, Burton Johnson, David Hadden. Roger Peterson, Dick Schmidt, Arne Axelson, Charles Dahl, Marlin Friedrich, Glenn Hartman Fourth row: Alvern Miller, Jerry Mills, Ed Peterson, Robert Kindwall, Jerry Sandine, Harlin Hogrefe, Bill Cox, Dennis McGowan, Gordon Strom SHORTHAND I Deanna Brechwald, Marlene Murphy, Sandra Brale L The Junior Class meeting is in full swing. The topic of conversation is the Junior-Senior Banquet which will be held this spring. This year the load of carrying out a theme and all preparations for the banquet will fall on them. Back in a corner a few Juniors are reminiscing about what they have done this year. There was their float for Homecoming which took first place. Even before that was the day when they sprang their class colors, blue and white. Later the play cast was chosen and the nights were filled with play practices. All too soon the play was given and forgotten about, except by the Juniors. How could they forget "Professor, How Could You" At football and basketball games the Juniors operated a concession stand. The money made from this is used to pay expenses incurred from the ban- quet. Helping the Juniors with all these activities is one of their sponsors, Mr. Fuller. Besides help- ing the Juniors he teaches Shorthand, Office Prac- tice, Typing, Bookkeeping, and Law. All these keep Mr. Fuller busy, but he still finds time to supervise the annual. Mr. Fuller attended Iowa State Teachers Col- lege at Cedar Falls. While there he majored in y, aurel Mordick, Carol Radke, Myrna Murphy ON-THE-JOB TRAINING DEANNA BRECHWALD AND Mas. T. c. oi.soN Business Education. For the past six years he has been helping the students at Alta. MAX FULLER OFFICE PRACTICE W ' ii .va Carol Radke, Laurel Mordick, Mary Jensen, Robert zigz a g, Hartman, Roland Carlson :fi ,Af Q Ewa leiS lSx? if W wmigg ii I IL 55 A It f a. 'I EEA? Nl' 53,2 -, 15 SANDRA BRALEY DEAN NA BRECHWALD Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1: Band President 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Cyclone Staff 4 iEditorJ fPubll- cation Workshop, SUIJ: FHA 1 fConventionJ, 2, 3 lMusic Chair- manj, 4 fTreasurerlg GAA 1, 2 isecretaryj, 3, 43 Class Officer 3 fVlce-Presidentl: Class Play 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 33 Cheerleader 2. 3, 4: Attendant 2: Clarinet Trlo 2, 8, 4: Clarinet Quartette 2, 3, 43 Sextette 1, 2: Mixed Quartette 33 Girls' Quartette 3, 41 Double Mixed Quar- tette 3, 4: Girls' Trio 4: Soloist 3, 43 Miscellaneous Group of Wood- winds 4 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Scarlet and Black Staff 1, 3 QAssistant EditorJ, 4 fCo-editor? qPublicatlons Work Shop, S.U.I.J3 Cyclone Staff 4 fActivity-Senlorsbg FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 1, 2. 3, 4: Class Play 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3, Declam 4: Girls' Sextette 3, 4: State Republican Convention 4 DENNIS BRECHWALD Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 1Secretary- Treasurerls Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 fvice-Presldentl: Boys' Glee Club 3, 45 Scarlet and Black Staff 25 Cyclone Staff 4 fArt Editorjg Class Play 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Sax Quar- tette 2, 3, 43 Sax Solo 2: Mixed Quartette 3, 4: Double Mixed Quartette 3: Boys' Quartette 3, 4 M,z,l,,f,f-,fWf,.,,,wm1.WMQf1as,,,,,,,,, M, M, 1 eams You Will Saw' seruoks lalaa Glwu of 1957 f, T hese DY VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN HERBERT A. JOHNSON FOUR YEARS OF PERFECT ATTENDANCE KENNETH PAGE1. CLASS COLORS Orchid and White CLASS FLOWER Pink Carnation 16 CONNER AWARD WINNERS SCHOLARSHIP , ,. . , X Aw. ,. . . . WW,-rsv.w.:. : H , y V- ,sf 1-5, .. . k 4 I , ,Tar , A gy, J at ga , l -rr--'Q 5' sl K 1 , A e R ,Q ,t X X if i N 5 QQ N i xxila i i l , SI ggi 3 Q X A95 " w ug, 'gas V Q M ,Q Q Q I f 4 XA A ' W I ..., , W l X 4 5? N mx X V99 mx sw?'.9E3e X53 x .ff vw S l R R RRR' L I R DEANNA BRECHWALD DENNIS BRECHWALD IOWA STATE COLLEGE JAMES orro CLASS MOTTO If God be for Us, Who Can be Against Us? First row: Rodney Patterson, Darryl Frantz, David Van Buskirk. Sandra Braley, Janice Huseman, Mary Helen McDonald, Myrna Murphy, Jacqueline Gustafson, Carol Radke, Marlene Murphy, Mary Ann Jensen, Deanna Brechwald, Connie Hadden, Laurel Mordick, Kenneth Carter, Duane Jan-- sen, Ken Watts Second row: James Otto, Dennis Brechwald, Gaylen Hinkeldey, Norman Larson, Leland Molgaard, Bill in Swanson, Bob Hartman, Herbert Johnson, Terry Minard, Larry Peterson, Kenneth Pagel, How- Q ard Lietz, Jerald Van Hooser, Roland Carlson, Larry Williams, Milo Kindwall, Leon Johannsen, ' fffjly' f is rye Dean PBCeI'S CLASS SONG CLASS YELL As we Seniors take the stand, We're the best class in the land As we stand for our right with and white '57 is our year, Come on Seniors give a cheer Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Seniors Seniore Seniors. We're the Senior Class, don't you know? Our orchid and white, proudly show, We're high on the scale, any job we'll not fail, Since We're members of class '57 rah, So here's to the Seniors this year, The best in the world, you hear? We're equal to any task, in greatness we'l1 always bask, The Seniors of '57 rah! GRADUATES Q ,T .yi ...-.nu - our colors orchid 17 KENNETH CARTER Cyclone Staff 4: Football Manager 2. 3, 43 Basketball Manager 2. 3: Truck Manager 2, 3 fs so ROLAND cARLsoN Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 2. 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 4: Cyclone Staff 43 Class Officfer 3 lSecreLary-Treasurerl: Trombone QuartetteW3,7-1:5 grass Quartetteiii .Y-fzf-if xg gg,gfz1w,,x' , 4 ' DARRYL FRANTZ Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 1. 2, 3, f 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4: Boys' , Glee Club 3, 4: Cyclone Staff 41 FFA 1: Class Play 3: Football 2. 3, 4: Basketball Manager 3, 4: Traci: , 2, 3, 4: Baritone Solo 2, 3, 43 Vocal Solo 3, 4: Brass Quartette 33 Boys' Double Quartette 3: Double Mixed Quartette 3: Boys' Quar- , tette 4: Brass Sextette 1. 2 This Memo1'zeS AW ada of SENIORS RECEIVE CLASS FLOWER BACCALAUREATE SPEAKER REV. A. H. BRUTLAG Um luemaaiefi SENIOR PRESIDENT RECEIVES DIPLOMA FROM PRESIDENT OF BOARD OF EDUCATION Leroy Peterson and Janice Huseman , , Q ZW"-v J-.-We PROCESSIONAL SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS mxfpfw-M--'r.e Front row: Mary Ann Jensen :Student Councill Svcond row: Janice Husemun IPresidentr, Laurel Mor- dick 1SOCI'eE8.!'y-Tl'6aSl1I'El'l Third row: Larry Peterson lSLudent Councilb. HerberL COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS Johnson :Vice-Presidentrp COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER Rev. NEWTON M. COUGHENOUR 1-6' ,.. 'ff ?h-I ,kdf o- SW, ' -f 20 CONNIE HADDEN Concert Band 33 Marching Band 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Scarlet and Black Staff 3, 43 Cyclone Staff 4: Club 2, 33 Twirlers 43 Class Play 4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 41 Pep li ,i ,, il ii fue iw JACKIE GUSTAFSON 33 Pep Club 2, 33 Declam 4 BOB HARTMAN Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Glee Club 3, 43 Drum Major 3 1Schallei'l3 Declam 43 Class Play 41 Quartctte 43 Mixed Quartette 43 Boys' Dou- ble Quartette 43 Mixed Double Quartette 43 Miscellaneous Group of Woodwinds 33 Woodwind Trio 33 Class Play 4 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Scarlet and Black Staff 3, 43 Cyclone Staff 43 FHA 1, 2, 3. 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play Q illl ssruons FW Da of k Xi l f . Sful K N x. 0 'BIAS X flgzk ' 4 i 0 M, Oi' Y .Ir 'Vlixi?,a'1lig swf SENIORS VISIT OMAHA ON SKIP DAY Thirty-six sleepy eyed Seniors tried to find their way to the bus in front of the school on the morning of May 8, 1957. They were on their long journey to Omaha by 5:00 A.M. Upon reaching the half-way point at Denison they stopped for a much needed stretch. They arrived at their destination about 8:45 A.M. The first thing on their agenda for the day was a visit to the Union Pacific Railroad Museum. The museum contained many relics of Abraham Lincoln. After the visit to the museum, the rest of the morning was spent at their leisure, shopping and riding the escalators. A fine noon meal was served for them at the Brandeis Department Store. After lunch they left for the Joslyn Memo- i . Q pn. Rua, 'J :vnu ' wi' f i X ,gsm asset q :?p3 rial Art Museum. First they saw the beautiful Egyptian fountain in the center of the reception room. The museum afforded them many memora- ble happenings and even a few laughs. Their next stop was Boys' Town, which the girls especially enjoyed. They were taken on a tour of the Trade Building, the Field House, and the church where Father Flannigan was laid to rest. From the bus they saw the rest of the buildings of Boys' Town. Their last stop was Omaha Municipal Airport. While 16 of the more daring Seniors had the pleas- ure and thrill of riding in an airplane, the rest watched the big United and Braniff passenger planes take off and land. About 7:00 P.M. the tired Seniors and their sponsor, Mr. Hammond, boarded the bus for the long journey home. A stop for supper was made at Missouri Valley. To pass the time some of the boys played cards, while others told spook stories and tried to keep warm by using paper as a blan- ket. Around 11 P.M. Alta was sighted, and more memories had been added to the Seniors already full treasure box. SPONSORED BY ALTA BEAUTY OPERATORS Cox's Beauty Shop - Strom's Beauty Shop - Johnson's Beauty Shop .g 1 x ,, I, I gi ' P t X If f ff X I w. If f fx 'I' If' 1 .1,,L XA I ,4 wiv- LEAVING FOR OMAHA i Liga READY TO GO HOME XI JOSLYN ART MUSEUM LUNCH TIME SPONSORED BY BUNTROCK-SALIE STUDIO - Storm Lake POLLARD MANUFACTURING COMPANY - Storm Lake 21 ,, 2 JANICE HUSEMAN Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. 4: Scarlet and Black Staff 3 :Assistant Editorn, 4 1Co- Editorvg Cyclone Staff 4 tElemen- tary Sections: GAA 1. 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 3 fVice-Presidentx, 4 1Pres- identlg Class Officer 4 4Presidentr: Homecoming Queen 4 Sie!! GAYLEN HINKELDEY Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 3, 4: Cyclone Staff 4: FFA 1. 2 :Stale Conventionx, 3, 4: Student Council 3: Class Play 3, Football 1. 25 Basketball 1, 2. 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 I I SENIORS I DUANE JANSEN Cyclone Staff 4 iHead of Selling Ads Departmentag FFA 1. 2, 3, 4 Isecretaryrg Foonball 1. 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2. 3, 4, Homecoming King is Done I2 When II the WOT .le A SW STAFF MEMBERS ATTEND PUBLICATIONS CONFERENCE AT UNIVERSITY OF IOWA Gary Binning, Laurens: Maureen Stephens, Storm Lake: Karen Koewe. Laurens, Deanna Brechwal-1, Alta: Sandra Braley. Alta 'ww Larry Peterson. Mary Helen McDonald, Jan- ice Huseman, Dunne Jansen, Kenneth ' Vvuus SPONSORED BY ALTA COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR Preparation for the annual began in June at the State University of Iowa. Here a Pub- lications Conference was held. It was attend- ed by Sanclra Braley and Deanna Brechwald, our editor. When school started our Co-editors. Busi- ness Manager, and Section Heads were chosen. After this we began work which in- cluded: selling advertisements, selling an- nuals, taking annual pictures and selling them, and the hard work of planning the an- nual. Help in planning the annual was given at the Year Book Clinic in Storm Lake. This conference was attended by Mary Ann Jen- sen, Deanna Brechwald, Dennis Brechwald, Larry Peterson, Carol Radke, and Mr. Fuller. Laying out the annual was next. This meant long hours and hard work. As some of the staff members, who have worked from 7130 in the morning until 6:30, know very well. There were also night meetings in which we worked. This year we had Junior editors who will take over next year. Thev are: Robert Kind- wall, Roger Peterson, Judy Brown, Kathryn Sievert, Lynette Mordick and Jane Dreier. Through the efforts of the 41 members of the Annual Staff and Mr. Fuller the all- " nual was finally completed, me f rr-- Mary Ann Jensen fAssistant Editorl, Deanna Brechwald 1Editor1, Dennis Brech- wald rArt Editorr, Dean Peters 1Assistant Editorl, Carol Radke 4Business Managerl Front row: Robert Kindwall 4Junior Editorr, Roger Peterson 1Junior Editorl, Dennis Brechwald lArt Editorr, Mary Jensen lAssistant Editorr, Deanna Brechwald 1Editorl, Dean Peters :Assistant Editorl, Carol Radke 1Business Managerl, Judy Brown 4Junlor Edltorl, Lynette Mordick :Junior Editorr, Kathryn Sievert 4Junior Editorl, Jane Dreier lJunior Editor! Second row: Kenneth Watts 4Athletic Secionr, Laurel Mordick 4Activity Sectionl, Janice Huseman 4Ele- mentary Sectionu, Myrna Murphy, Jacqueline Gustafson 1Sales Manager, Picturesv, Marlene Murphy fAdministration Sectionl, Mary McDonald 1Sales Manager, Annualsr, Connie Hadden Sandra Braley :Senior Sectionh, Rodney Patterson Third row: Duane Jansen 4Sales Manager, Boosterr, David Van Buskirk, James Otto, Gaylen Hinkeldey. Norman Larson, Roland Carlson, Milo Kindwall, Leon Johannsen. Darryl Frantz. Kenneth Kenneth Carter nlgW5:,,.3,l S., yrs LEON JOHANNSEN Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 3, 4: Scarlet and Black Staff 45 Cyclone Staff 4: Class Play 3: . Football 25 Track 2. ' r is a Q MARY ANN JENSEN i Girls' Glee Club 1.2, 33 Mixed Chorus 3: Scarlet and Black Staff 4: Cyclone Staff 3 4Aurelial, 4 1Assistant Editori: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4: Student Council 43 Class Play 3 fAurelial, 44 Basketball 1, 2 1Aur- X 1 eliali Pep Club 1, 2, 3. ,JSENIORS ffll 1 J iw HERBERT A. JOHNSON ? s 23 I Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Marching 5 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, g 43 Cyclone Staff 45 FFA 1, 2 fstate convention bandig Class Officer 1 gl iPresidentl, 4 Wice-Presidentng When we think of FHA we think mostly of our activi Class Play 2. 3. ties. These include, Bake Sales, the formal Christmas Dances .Wt N,t. l...s4..l.l,. fp 4 famaw,afr,:ew-Q. ,, ,, ,ws A ew. .saeses,.l,.s,,m 0729 House W ,,..1.-1twe:-Qflillf.f....'.r1a2fif+SE?f'45211ff. 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This year we also had a represntative at National Convention in Chicago. This was Jacque Otto, who brought back many helpful ideas for our club. Mary Louise Otto was elected the first President of our district. She along with our new president and vice-president, Jacque Otto and Sandra Svendsen, attended State FHA Con- vention at Ames. Our Chapter also entertained the Newell girls, who are starting a new chapter in their school. We are looking forward to even greater accomplish- ments next year. 6 Flifufg Dwells CHRISTMAS DANCE Front row: Annette Schmidt 1Recreation Chairmann, Sandra Evendsen 4Music Chairmani. Lynette Mordick lViC9-Pfesidenlh MiSs Kundel 1Advisorn. Janice Huseman rPresident:, Sherrill Peterson lSecretaryl, Deanna Brechwald lTreasurerx Second row: Laurel Mordick, Emma Jean Rasmussen, Bgnnee Lauridsen, Doris R. Johnson, Gloria Remillard, Sally Weiland. Ruth West, Virginia Friedrich. Deanna Johnson, Sandra Braley Third row: Janet Carpenter, Jean Ann Morrison. Sara Ryherrl, Darlene Specketer, Jennie Ann Smith. Dorothy Friedrich, Jacque Otto, Faith Oberg, Doris M. Johnson Fourth row: Mary Helen McDonald, Mary Ann Jensen, Judy Brown, Diane Schuler, Susan Norton, Connie Hadden, Ila Mae Hinkeldey, Marlene Murphy, Myrna Murphy. LaVerne Lichtenberli Fifth row: Carol Johnson, Karen Ankerson. Donna Becker. Carol Radke. Martha Becker, Janet Swanson, Mary Lou Otto. Jacqueline Gustafson, Sharon Lichlenherg. Pat Wiitqoiv OFF TO CONVENTION orncens INSTALLATION PROGRAM WORKING TOGETHER 1 1 2 saw-:inf -me f K 2 J I ' ia- Z ill . ' im. -' . K f Y i"' ,' fgwQ5w:1 i . i . , , .yys X. ff 1 -- NORMAN LARSON Truck Ii MILO KINDWALL Mixed Chorus 4: Boys' Glm- Club 3 Waterloo. Spencer Fairs, Football 1, 1, 2, 3, 4: Cyclone Slalfl 4 2, 3. 4: BaskeLball l, 2, 3, HOWARD LIETZ CUIIIIEFI Band 3. 4: Maxchxng Band 45 Pep Band 4: Mlxocl Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Gloe Club 3. 42 Cyclonv Slufi 4 :AcliviIy Surlmnrg FFA 1. 2 1SE3CI'Cfk1l'j'i :Neuronal FFA convenLlon I, 3. 4 1Treasurex": Class Play 2, 3g Basketball 1, 2. 3, 42 Track 1, 3, 4, Boys' Quurlcttv 3, 4, Boys' Double Qunrtctte Il. Mixed Quarlette 31 Double Mixml Quartette 3. 4 WWW fro Cyclons- Stull' 4g FFA l, 2, 3, QL I-'lwlbull Zi. 4, Baskl-llmll 2, 3: . 4, FFA 1, 3, 4 hllldglllg team - 43 Track N SENIORS the F sells a'f"'eT 'rw Wd Front row: Mr. Polzien 4Adx-isorr. Howard Lietz, Duane Janson. James Ono, Burton Johnson, Me-rle Larson, Alvern Miller Second row: Larry Radke, Malvern Huseman, Dennis Ollo, Marun Glxvnkv, Ralph Warts, Vernon Hoops, Kenneth Quirk Third row: Clayton Porlcr, Ordell Klndwall, Milo Kindwall, Charles Pfalzgruf, Ron- ald Hoops, Clem Lecloux Fourth row: Arne Axelson, Jerry Otto, Norman Larson, Harlan Hogrc-lv, Loluncl Molgaard. Gayle-n Hlnkeldey, Kent Huseman MARVIN POLZIEN 1, EW if wg, 2 J ? iigfr -: fa sf? . l l . arg s - , f L - va - M9 ..,, 7,1 S- g mg -5 .TL , , . A C , . win an vt R W K ' yi i ti I- 'M ti r 4 K "' 'Q Q 'I r H t I 8 -...af was 9 W 9 f 1' y Hx A iq va 4 Q, -aff: 'l . J .X I Mala. tg J SSS- an A i i . I if 73 gf .. q .- QE' NF' MR. POLZIEN "?'f"'MWf"'h"WfW' ffl. , L 't' , A it g BURTON JOHNSON - 1 . The Alta Chapter of the Future Farmers of America has had a busy year. In October, the Chapter cooperated with the Commercial Club in sponsoring the Halloween Party. At the party, the FFA set up a Carnival which consisted of two ball throwing stands. We have a chapter gilt on contract with Jerry Mills and plan to put out another one. We have rented six acres of farm land from Barney Kindwall and plan to raise corn on it. The farm is set up under a farm manager plan. Ralph Watts is farm manager with James Otto and Bur- ton Johnson as his assistants. 4'- The Commercial Club has asked our Chapter to assist them in erecting a new welcome sign at the edge of Alta. Pictured on this page are sime of our members and their productive projects. They also have im- provement and supplementary farm practices. We initiated seven Freshmen into our Chapter. In contest and judging work very well. At Spencer we placed forty-four teams. As Correctionville out of fourteen teams and our hog and sheep teams topped their division. At the sub-district speaking contest we won first in Public Speaking and Ex- temporaneous Speaking, second in Parliamentary Procedure, and third in Creed Speaking. Earlier in the fall we toured the Sioux City stockyards, packing plant, and other points of interest. Our Agriculture teacher, Marvin Polzien. is a 1956 graduate of Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa. Mr. Polzien has served his country as a mem- ber of the Army M.P. Corps, He spent most of his time in Korea. Lake View, Iowa is his home town but now he resides at 517 W. Highway in Alta. Mr. Polzien teaches Agriculture I and Agri- culture II, He also has Adult Farmer and Young Farmer classes at night. , as Greenhands we have done eighth out of we placed first CHARLES PFALZGRAF A..- ,,,,,, iy . , I :gg ,X gggy 4 -avg , .- ALVERN MILLER 9 ,,,Q ...., t . sa L. 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' fee s- 1-ff x rs 27 I SON TERRY MINARD Scarlet and Black Staff 1 Staff 4 MARY HELEN MC DONALD 3, 4: Cyclone Staff 4Annual Sales Headl: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA 1, 2. 4: Class Play 1, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3 LELAND MOLGAARD Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Marching P d 3 C , lll, sENloRs Band 1, 2. 3, 43 ep Ban , 4: y- clone Staff 4 lHead of Acknow ledgement Committeehg FFA 1, lNational FFA Conventionl, 1State FFA Convention! :Report- erl 4 Student Council 1 2 3 A A Missed A Sta, Bee Ke H Pedals Garden Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3: Scarlet and Black Staff 1. 3, g Cyclone Seniafa eww: 1956 W wa tie WMMMWA., DINNER PROGRAM eper - - Rodney Patterson for Your Pathway - - - - - Kenneth Watts Gate - - - Don Swanson Enchantment - - Miss Anderson Dorft Forget a Night of Dreams ' Wonders of the Garden - Superintendent Samuelson Rustling Leaves - - Reginald Schive ew Garden - Arthur Sutton Threads of Silver - - Dean Peters Evening to Remember - Joan Anderson MENU Eveni GATHERED DEW DROPS QUEENS CHOICE SNOWBALL BLOSSOMS GREEN BERRIES MOONLIGHT AND ROSES 1 GARDEN PEBBLES FLEECY CLOUDS AND STARDUST 10:45 LOVER'S DELIGHT 11130 FLOWER NECTAR 7:00 8:15 9:00 0:15 ng In A Garden of Fantasy Jimmy Smith and his Orchestra Banquet Dinner Dinner Program Dancing to the Music of Jimmy Smith and his Orchestra Garden Interlude - Intermission Shadows in the Moonlight Dancing The Close of a Perfect Evening The Juniors of the Alta high school were hosts and hostesses to the Seniors at the Junior-Senior Banquet on April 21, 1956, at 7 p.m. The entrance was composed of Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck displaying the banner entitled, "Garden of Fantasy." The coat check was made up or latticed blue and white streamers, with an arched doorway en- twined with pink and red carnations. The side sections of the south wall depicted a storybook theme from Disneyland. The characters shown were Uncle Scroogeg Donald Ducky Grand- ma Duckg Daisy Ducky Huey, Dewey and Louieg Mickey and Minnie Mouseg Pluto, and Lady and the Tramp. The animated section displayed the scene of Minnie talking to Goofy in front of a little cottage. Uncle Scrooge, Grandma Duck, the three nephews, and Pluto by his dog house were spectators to the scene. A sloping grass hill led to the stage. "Welcome Seniors" was spelled out in colored carnations on the green slope. A stairway, bordered by rocks and flowers cut through the center of the hill and led to the stage. A statue of Donald Duck at the top of the steps resembeled a master of ceremonies. A white fence entwined with colored flowers bordered the stage. The ceiling was of French Blue and Light Blue streamers. The punch stand was decorated as an old stone wishing well, complete with the old oaken bucket. The north wall continued to carry out the storybook theme of Disneyland. Horace Horsecol- lar, Donald Duck, the three nephews, Pluto and the two little pups and Goofy thumbing a ride were all traveling the winding road to Fantasyland Castle. The west wall was a beautiful forest scene including green trees, a waterfall and colorful mountains. Many forest animals, a mountain pool and lovely flower beds completed the scene. Dumbo, the flying elephant, winked gayly at the guests from his perch high on the west wall of the gym. The center of attraction was a beautiful blue and white fountain in the center of the dance floor. Out of the high stone center flowed showers of sparkling blue water. The waiters and waitresses wore costumes re- sembling those of Peter Pang green shirts, yellow pants, and bright colored hats with a feather in them. These waiters and waitresses served the ban- quet dinner and acted as hosts and hostesses at the open house held on Saturday and Sunday after- noons. The music for the evening of dancing was fur- nished by Jimmy Smith and his orchestra. At inter- mission, a 'minstrel show was presented by sixteen freshmen students A very enjoyable evening came to a close at 11:45. tt' if if . ' . it R ggi? ' 1 SPONSORED BY ALTA COMMERCIAL CLUB Mem AK MARLENE MURPHY Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Scarlet and Black Staff 1, 3, 4: Cyclone Staff 4 1Activitv Adminii stratiomg FHA 1, 2. 3, eg GAA 12 2, 3, 4 1Point Secretarylg Class Play 2, 3: Pep Club 2. 33 Declam -lg Vocal Soloist 1, 2, 3, 4: Sextette 4 unialz Senior: lim LA Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Scarlet and Black Staff 3, 4: Cyclone Staff 4 tActivityI:'FI-IA 1 tRecreation Chairmanl, f 2. 3 tState Conventions, 42 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 23 Class Officer 4 4Secretary-Treasureru, Pep Club 2, 3: Double Mixed Quar- H 1957 tette 35 Sextette 3. 4: Class Play 4 ..t,,, ... MYRNA MURPHY Marching Band 2, 3, 4: Mixed Cho- rus 2, 2, 3, 41 Girls' Glce Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Scarlet and Black Staff 3, 43 Cyclone Staff 4g FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1. 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3: Pep Club 2, 31 Vocal Soloist 2 April 13 was the night. Six-thirty was the time. The gym was the place. "Rhythm at Ran- dom" was the theme. These all made up the start of the 1957 Junior-Senior Banquet. The gym was decorated to carry out the theme. The stage was a scene from the "Gay Nine- ties." In the corner looking on was a policeman. Sipping sodas was a couple sitting at a table. Along the back of the stage was the bar and the bartender busily shining the glasses. On the wall hung two old-fashioned pictures. Down the south side were three scenes depict- ing music. The first was "Childrens Lullabys" with a scene from "Hansel and Gretel," then the scene "Golden Hymns." The scene was set in roll- ing fields with an altar in front with the words "The Lord is My Shepherd." and following this This ories Are Made of scene was "Rock 'n Roll." A familiar character, Elvis Presley, was placed there amidst instruments used in Rock 'n Roll bands. The front of the coat check was made to look like a sheet of music. As every- one came in the door they stepped on a keyboard. The west side depicted a t'Winter Wonderland" scene in a city park. There was a park bench, the snow, a policeman and a couple. A snowman stood under one of the trees with his top hat gayly perched upon his head and a rabbit was at his feet. Along the north wall were small paintings for "Music Through the Years." Starting this refrain of music was 1774 and "The Beggars Opera" to which George Washington might have danced. About a century later, in 1884, it was "Wagon Wheels" and moving westward. In 1917 we were engaged in World War I which brings up "Over There." In thc roaring twenties "The Charles- ton" symbolized the music. So on down the years to the present age and the Rock 'n Roll craze and "Party Doll." The punch stand was cleverly hidden in a juke box. In the cen- ter of the gym was "The Money Tree." Angel hair made the tree glisten as a spotlight shone on it. The waiters and waitresses wore costumes of the Gay Nineties. At eleven-thirty dancing was over and the gym soon became deserted except for the memo- ries which lingered on. ,av- , dtier 3 .411 Parade "Conductor" The Man from Laramie - - Al Miller "Hanse1 and Grete1" Two Hearts Margaret Johnson and David Boetcher "Me and My Shadow" Darlys Brechwald and Steven Johansen "There'll Never Be Another You" Mr. Wonderful - - Bob Kindwall "My Heart Says Thanks" Lovely One - - Janice Huseman "The Palms" Lawrence Turnquist He- - - "It's Almost Tomorrow" Mr. Sandman - Principal Hammond "Too Much" Daddy-O ---- Jerry Mills "Thanks for the Memories" Jim Dandy - - Dennis Brechwald "Moonlight in Vermont" Moonlight Gambler - - Janet Schive "The Last Round-up" Man from Laramie - - A1 Miller i' f ff! il o 3 'N SOME ENCHANTED EVENING 6:30 7:30 8:30 9350 10:30 11:30 Tea for Two Hit Parade Dancing to Bob Conley and his Orchestra Gay Nineties Review Dancing Goodnight My Love SPONSORED BY FRED AND ELLA SEEMAN WISCONSIN LUMBER COMPANY -'xv KENNETH PAGEL Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 41 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, anim. 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 41 Boys' 5 Glee Club 4: Cyclone Staff 43 FFA 1, 25 Class Officer 1 fVice-Presi- G dentrg Track 15 Boys' Double A Quartet 1, 3, 43 Baritone Saxo- ' phone Soloist 4. p 2 i JAMES OTTO 4 Marching Band 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 2: Mixed Chorus 1: Scarlet and Black Staff 2: Cyclone Staff 4: FFA 1, 2 1'Reporterr 4Nationa1 Conven- tionj, 3 1Secretaryi QNationa1 Conventiony, 4 1PresldentJ: Class Play 4. Ronnav PATTERSON g SENIORS. Wy,,.yy . , Cyclone Staff 4: Class Play 4: School Treasurer 4. Keats Perry - Vicky Randolph - John Appleby - - Priscilla Morley - - Tootsie Bean - - - Butcher Boy Bean - Valerie Whitman - - Boggins ---- Grandma Perry - - Three Young Children - ,ff J ON 'Y a some Some PROFESSOR, HOW COULD YOU! Men usually thought Vicky's pranks were cute, but Professor Perry curtly ordered Vicky to call and apologize or drop his course. Vicky, against her will, sulkily obeyed. Professor Perry has been of- fered a deanship if he can get a Wife. John offers his secretary, a curly-headed little minx who can't spell but would make a ideal wife! Grandma's candidate is Tootsie Bean, a bit plump, but a mas- terhand with lemon chiffon pie. Valerie, a Southern charmer who 'makes a fool out of every man she meets, is Vicky's candidate. Grandpa won't tell the name of his candidate. Convulsing scenes follow: All of the girls appear for dinner. Grandpa makes each one think the Professor has proposed an elopment, and they all appear, ready for the dash to matrimony! There is plenty of comedy as the irate girls face each other - especially when, to save the situation, John dresses as a woman and comes weeping in, trailing three chil- dren after him and passing himself off as the Professors long-lost " Wife! In a whirlwind finish, Grandpa's candidate wins, and the Professor finds a Wife in the little spitfire Vicky! Grandpa Perry - - - Bob Kindwall - Faith Oberg Glenn Hartman - Charles Dahl - Jennie Smith Dorothy Friedrich - Alvern Miller Lynette Mordick - Harlan Hogrefe - Judy Brown - Curt Hammond Tommy Waldo Trudy Green 4. SPONSORED BY SODY'S MOBIL GAS TRlMBLE'S BOWLING ALLEY 32 'ima n . ' H':fw.,:j5f-1 .r'-ASG'-"F':,' 1, B --fa -' 4, it-f'w'5: . H . ,-- ' f ff' :I ., 1, -f-'1 f: S' V' V. WWW WM' ' ' A ,,,, -,..AqwM:w5..W- ,- LARRY PETERSON Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3, 43 Boys' Glee Club 3, 4: Cyclone Staff 4 :Sports Editorm: Student Council 4 4Presirlentrg Class Pay 3, 4: Foot- ball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Quartette 33 Double Mixed Quartette 33 Boys' Double Quartet 4 DEAN PETERS Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 42 Marching Band 1, 2. 33 Pep Band 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Boys' Glee Club 3, 41 Cyclone Staff 4 tAssistant Editorl3 FFA 1, 2 1National COl'lV91lLlO1'LlQ Football 1, 2. 3, 4 4Co-cap- tainrg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Double Quartette 33 Double Mixed Quartette 33 Boys' Quartette 3, 43 Vocal Soloist 3, 4 CAROL RADKE SENIQRS Marching Band 2, 3, 4: Mixed Cho- rus 1, 23 3, 4 rPresident13 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 43 Scarlet and Black Staff 2. 3, 4: Cyclone Staff 4 1Business Managerwg FHA 1. 2 Seam 014-44 Nw :State Conventionl, 3, 43 GAA 1 lTreasure1'u, 2, 3, 4 lPresidentl3 Student Council 33 Class Officer 2 1Secretary and Treasurerm: Class Play 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 33 Attendant 1, 43 Drum Majorette 2, 3, 43 Girls' Quartette 3, 4: Double Mixed Quartette 3, 43 Mixed Quartette 33 Soolist 3, 4 QW' SW of ' some ,:egff.'1I"'z:' vi' Nvfian Af "W 4 V M N 4' W X ' YQ' , .SM J X. . f 4 fi Zi -' 2 .1 i, 3 3' 12 - X ,-,,,,,,Jff K Wai- f ' ' , ' , M f A ' -' H ' -y t 4 f,t :, r X W1-ff . ,,,, , W-A-ef A , Mrs. Malone - Hilda Hawkins Irene Gleason - Ammonia Mullens Jenny Potts - Guthrie Rosewater Abbie Philips - Mr. Cutter - Hercules Jones George Hansen Sweeney - 34 CAST - Mary Helen McDonald - - Carol Radke - Laurel Mordick Mary Ann Jenson Deanna Brechwald Dennis Brechwald Connie Hadden Rodney Patterson Larry Peterson Robert Hartman - James Otto Nu COME OUT OF THE CLOSET Three girls from Ohio W- eager, excited and hoping to establish careers in New York -f are compelled by circumstances to rent an old, gloomy, run-down apartment from a tigerishly greedy landlady on their first night in town. And what a night it turns out to be' And what an apartment too! At first, the three girls practical Hilda, fragile Irene, and eternally naive Jenny - - are too busy trying to hide their secret to worry about the fleeting, flitting intruders. The landlady charges for rooms by the person, but since the girls have to pinch their pen- nies, they are only going to pay for two and sneak the other one in and out of the apartment. Scarcely have the girls paid their rent before the neighbors start pouring in. They also find out that the neighbors across the hall will share their kitchen, They have a tiny baby and must use their ice box. They have very exciting and mysterious nights and finally end up catching some counterfeiters and becoming friends with Mrs. Malone, the landlady. SPONSORED BY THE PETERSON COMPANY Thfgw Zh LORRAINE SAWIN 36 DAVID VAN BUSKIRK Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Marching 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, an 5 Mixed Chorus 3, 4g Boys' Glee Club 3 3, 45 Cyclone Staff 41 Football 3. Q 45 Basketball Manager 43 Track 5 Manager 4, Boys' Double Mixed E Quartet 3, 4. - JERALD VAN HOOSER Cvclone Staff 4: Basketball 2: Track 2. BILL SWANSON Cyclone Staff 43 Football 41 Basketball 1, 2. 3, 43 Track 3. 4. 5 SENIORS Carol Radke lon trampolinel Mary Ann Jensen Faith Oberg Mrs, Sawin flnstructorl Karen Ankerson Diane Schuler Gloria Remillard Y our Pep H075 0 Smzye Front row: Mrs. Sawin fAdvisorJ, Janet Swanson fTreasurerl, Carol Radke lPresldentl, Joyce Brandt lVice-Presidentl, Ruth Lietz isecretaryy N Second row: Sharon Patterson, Laurel Mordick, Judy Johnston, Emma Jean Rasmussen, Bonnee Lauridsen, Doris R. Johnson, Gloria Remlllard, Sally Weiland, Ruth West, Virginia Friedrich, Deanna Johnson, Sandra Braley, Doris M. Johnson Third row: Janet Carpenter, Sherrill Peterson, Sandra Svendsen, Jean Ann Morrison, Janice Huseman, Connie Hadden, Darlene Specketer, Jennie Ann Smith, Dorothy Friedrich, Jacque Otto, Faith Oberg Fourth row: Mary Helen McDonald, Marv Ann Jensen, Susan Mangold, Diane Schuler. Susan Norton, Kathryn Slevert. Lynette Mordick, Jane Dreler, Ila Mae Hinkel- dey, Marlene Murphy, Myrna Murphy, LaVerne Lichtenberg, Deanna Brechwald Fifth row: Carol Johnson, Annette Schmidt, Karen Ankerson, Judy Brown, Kathy N Radke, Donna Becker, Lorene Peterson, Mary Lou Otto, Jacqueline Gustafson. , Mary Ann Hinkeldey, Sharon Lichtenberg, Pat Wittgow 1' l REMEDIAL READING FLORENCE REYNOLDS sc:-noon. cooks 1 M., Wnivaq-... Mrs. Benna., Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Swanson, Mrs. Clark SCHOOL CUSTODIANS LAUNDRESS MYRTLE WHITING Nels Bernd: Hubert Fredericksen Elmer Strom SCHOOL NURSE n1'n AMY SCHREIBER BUS DRIVERS Sylvester Banta, Harold Gould, Harold Siglin, Duane Nelson, Elmer Strom, Elmer Svendsen W , .A M M, , . eeeer E lar? f 7 lf f llf fs W KEN WATTS Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Scarlet and Black 33 Cyclone Staff 4 1Sports Editorlg FFA 1 :Attended State Conventionr, 2 fTreasurerr, 3 4Vice-Presidentng Student Council 1: Class Officer 2 tVice-Presi- dentr, 3 4President1Z Football 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4: Track 1, 2. 3. 4. LARRY WILLIAMS cg GMC! maze sag Cyclone Staff 43 Basketball 23 Track 2: School Treasurer 4, s SENIORS it .-1-u-u G e . 1' 0 ewlofws 15 l I l i Mary Helen McDonald. Laurel Mordick, Gary Walton, Jacque Otto, Dorothy Friedrich Janet Swanson, Marlene Murphy, Janice Huseman, Mrs. Norton 4Advisor1, Sandra Braley .tw - ,. y fn lift ll - 53,-'W Front row: Dorothy Friedrich tassistant editorb. Sandra Braley ico-editorr, Mrs. Norton ladvisori, Janice Huselnan lco-editorl, Jacque Otto iassistant edi- tori Second row: Doris M. Johnson, Laurel Mordick, Judy Johnston, Connie Hadden, Darlene Specketer, Jen- nie Ann Smith, Faith Oberg. Deanna Johnson, Sharon Patterson Third row: LaVerne Lichtenberg, Mary Helen McDonald, Marlene Murphy, Janet Swanson. Jacqueline Gus- tafson, Mary Ann Jensen. Myrna Murphy, Susan Mangold Fourth row: Lowell Harms, Carol Radke, Leon Johann- sen, Keith Smit, Bill Cox, Gary Walton, Marlin Cone. Joyce Brandt, Larry Radke 1 ,, MW, , . wwfongleeWQg,ci',t'W-AliveLsqm ,, . 'J f, -ef 1 I A Wa1eM1,g,f.Z"'Wulf?,2.ilf.tc .r .i K eager ,, 1 4 Uzfellic eclfian A, VW . gm- H, -xg 'VT 1 'Q h . 0 , I NY TRY Xbxi 131 K1r"f3,f,f- Robert Kindwall, Dennis Brechwald, Mr. McCoy tAs- slstant Coachl, Marlin Cone. Mr. Clawson tCoachl captains, Milo Kindwall, and Dean Peters, instructing them according to the leader- ship of the team. Finally the time of the first gamf ar- rived with the usual wrapping of sore limbs and rubbing of tight muscles or pad- ding a tender spot which would probably be even more tender after tonight's game. The usual horseplay of getting ready slows to a halt as game time draws near and the tension begins to settle over those who anticipate the thrill of a solid block, a crushing tackle, of a back reeling off a long run, or of an end grabbing a pass just as he falls into the end zone. '7"140f,a!w During the first few weeks of our football season we found out we had a lot of work to do, especially getting in shape. Many of us developed sore muscles and found out how weak our stomachs were. As time went by we worked into shape and started polishing up on our fundamentals such as blocking and tackling which would be very essential as the season went along. With our first game only a few weeks away we started working on new offensive patterns as well as defense. Coach Clawson began conferring with the game ' as f ,., , W N ,as ig., .... at .. Jerry Saname, Norman Larson, Darryl Frantz, Roger Peterson Robert Hinkeldey. Ed Peterson, Larry Frantz. Keith Smit Dean Peters 4Co-captainh, Milo Kindwall lCo cap taim, Mr. Clawson tCoachi 452 fe Mini - Wagga 'fr rt ,, ,W . .Q 5 y i E X ,gil t im a lt ,ityggyiaiggw mtg , : ti Wwilii lixitp tw . fi is, . f am it ii i, like ,mt wi wil ,. tintmt gkami - f e - . ,, V are lem imiwm..liiir Jiwb at WM 40 ii a . , .. M 4 . tv ai- ,4., .Q . 9. 'FF A we Ru. tl , , t fr ' exif ! 'l r L : -X l X ,,,. . Then the tension eases as we begin our calisthenics, and start to loosen up to pre- vent injury to a tight muscle or a cramp when actual play begins. At this point we also have a passing drill to loosen up our legs even more as well as to give our backfield men a chance to loosen their throwing arms. Then as we line up for the kick-off that final bit of tension eases away and we're ready for whatever battle our opponents may bring to us. As the play gets underway we take the knocking around and give it right back in the attempt to score a touchdown, but the opponent also wants a touchdown so it turns out to be a real battle. Our quarterback calls his plays real carefully as he tries to outsmart his coun- terpart across the line. As the half ends we note that 'no one has scored yet and although a little tired we must come back and fight all the harder during the second half. At halftime we get rid of the dry feeling in our mouths- and every one settles down to rest as our coach discusses the play of the first half. After 'a recheck on sore spots or a new bruise we go out to loosen up for the second half and to get the touchdowns we need for victory. We put all our training and hard work into those final minutes of play. PRACTICING AERIAL OFFENSE READY, LET'S GO L00 SENING UP Larry Lichtenberg B111 Swanson Larry Peterson Paul Turnquist Jerry Lee Mills Front row: Mr. Clawson 1Coachl, Mr. Beals lAssistant Coach? Second row: Mr, McCoy 1Assistant Coachl, Robert Meredith, Norman Peterson. David Anderson, Lowell Harms, Donald Peterson, Jon Stille, Gordon Strom David Van Buskirk, Gary Walton, Gordon Radke Third row: David Friedrich, Merle Larson, Dennis Radke, Kent Huseman, Charles Pfalzgraf, Kenneth Carter 4ManagerI, Duane Jansen --'1-1 Y N--m-w-vwmtpn-f-maawat rsrmv---aw-Mffes-erwme, f Aswan Minas Q -, is-af,-1.1,--w-1 KICK-OFF TIME ' Www . 1 5 2, ,. , Q1 -2 iflifrf it-. ,5 'ragga ' 7, ' ' kk , ' mf-:..,s,. TW ' ng , V 1.,' ,EQ Q15-l e ' . r dm'-f',, 9" , Ml! M1111 " we we I 'lV5'lll"" W, 11 ' 'La-wi 3. f itil55viff4ll'iflllW' . f. wf ,T 1 1 l" H if 4 u 'V 'W ' , f'::ggQ,"'5" V ,. 'fvji . .swf-T 5 ' . 1 'il,fm, ' i. , "' flag! Y -' - '.,l"fnf!t..'ll W 1 , , w.uMQ, Q """'g1gl. , lf' " " ' JA, 'F'ill'. 1 ill' ii- -W' 1-4 1 - ., 'E r ,Ll ,V H -ET R' 3... ' ' .t Www: ee- I rich. Mr. McCoy 4Assistant Coachl DEAN PETERS Most Valuable Player Conference Second Team SANDINE FOOTBALL SQUAD Front row: Lowell Harms, Charles Pfalzgraf, David Anderson, Gary Walton, Jon Stille. Robert Meredith, Norman Peterson, Dennis Radke, Kent Huseman, David Fried- ' Second row: Dennis Brechwald, Paul Turnquist, Darryl Frantz, David Van Buskirk, Milo . Klndwall, Dean Peters, Gordon Radke, Larry Frantz, Donald W I ffenberg, Merle Larson, Keith Smit Third row: Mr. Clawson tCoachb, Duane Jansen, Robert Hinkeldey, f Larson. Larry Peterson, Jerry Sandine, Bill Swanson, Jerry 1 Coachj .. ' ff' .Wi , V Mp, Q s T -if it l li., ,eff .ml gW.rwlll.,l my T 4 Fl, ll r f 1, 1 'l e A 5' if 11,5 I -f if ,Q I , lttlultw ' l M ,ll, ,td !,ll1lt,ff5llk . M-1 Roger Peterson, Marlin Cone, Kenneth Carter 1Manager7, Peterson, Larry Lich- Ed Peterson. Norman Mills, Gordon Strom. Mr, Beals QAssistant MILO KINDWALL W ,!!N ,,,N W -V Game Captain Q DUANE JANSEN Conference Game Captain Honorable Mention ALTA 13 - HOLSTEIN 33 The Cyclones journeyed to Holstein in the season's opener where they lost a 33-13 decision. After a slow first half the Cyclones came rolling back to score two quick touchdowns making the score 20-13 in favor of Holstein. The Pirates went on to get two more tallies in the final quarter for the victory. ALTA 7 - PAULLINA 0 Alta started its victory string at this point with a 7-0 win over Paullina in their first conference game. Playing a fine defensive game and featuring hard running backs that broke away for long gains, the Cyclones looked very good at most stages ot the game. ALTA 0 - PRIMGHAR 2 A second quarter safety, resulting from a bad pass from center, turned out to be the only scoring as Primghar downed Alta by a 2-0 score, The Cyclones again played strong defense and at times got good offensive drives going. ALTA 7 - SANBORN 14 The Cyclones, recovering from a poor first quarter. struck quickly with a second quarter score to shock highly-rated San- born back to realization. The second half became the turning point as Sanborn struck back to hold their lead in a very ex- citing finish. T . 'l . gf- i t I ,W ,Ml Q iffm mmf "IW Ld ni- flow, .,,.l wlw if e walnut. mv. ' wt my-gl M, S 1- . if ,, :ff g aw f' Q 1 AW l T ls' ""' ' ' , -it l . ' ll' ' Hi--1 1 .1 Nm M W rl ' ,Q lim -JL.. L1 . .... ALTA 13 -- SUTHERLAND 19 With two quick touchdowns to start off a good night, the Cyclones held off a strong passing attack until the second half. Sutherland opened up to score three times in the final two periods. Alta was playing good ball, but still were unable to stop the Sutherland passing attack. ALTA 6 - AURELIA 7 Facing a heavy but fast Bulldog team from Aurelia in the homecoming game, the Cyclones lost a close decision by 7-6. Alta featured several long marches. but were unable to get a sustained drive underway to score that final touchdown. ALTA 0 - HARTLEY 13 Again putting up a strong defense the Cyclones held league-leading Hartley to 13 points, but were unable to score for themselves, Playing boys held their own to seemed to upset their Whole game. Milford downed the closed out the season. Alta's backs and again sive game. ALTA 6 - MILFORD 12 against another highly rated team our play a good game but an early fumble Cyclones by a 12-6 score as the teams Several long runs were displayed by they came through with a fine defen- -:ff'+:4xis7'zseisf is wf.o...f.. .. . . . . l or , -- 1 A , ,. , . ' H1 . 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Wf,5...,..l . .. , 3, , Z-,yea 5 - i-.. ., reef I 5 , -' i f ' li z : 2 : 1 . 1 , 3.55 13.55 :xg .. ty, " 25 me :W 1 f A , 6 X953 Jlomefmmiw Q1 wl Q 6 X X a 9 V' X915 'I fa 'L 73- .3 3 23519 1 ,X 5 vs ,Sou gk 6730 X 2 Um .Queen fanice aquaeman 0m King SPONSORED BY IVAR JOHNSON D-X T k S ROYALTY ON THE WAY WATCH YOUR STEP YOUR HIGHNESS "' CONGRATULATIONS FROM FAYE HUSEMAN AND RONNIE PETERSON CAIumniI SENIOR FLOAT "We're Not Finished But FRESIIIMEN. FLOAT . ,, Plow Em Aurella Is Undef. T""RD PLACE Foulm-I PLACE SPONSORED BY THE ALTA COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR 49 IL T,,5z151i' I V, I ' ,A 3 I L Nj f ff I TH E ROYAL fx 55 Ti, COUPLE ARRIVES I JAN Ice H use MAN ' ' f DUANE JANSEN , I M I Rss, f I Q Ak.' I ff si 1 155' W, L T I I 1 v 111--iLw:X 'ffl E -' flaw Q xx. THE CORONATION Doris R. Johnson, Ruth Lietz, Jane Dreier, Carol Radke, Janice Huseman lQueen7, Duane Jan- sen 4Kingl, Dean Peters, Larry Frantz, Mar- lin Cone, Jerry Mills, Cindy Clawson and Al- vin Wagner 4Crown Bearersy THE HoMEcoMlNG DANCE HOMEWARD BOUND HIS MAJESTY THE KING DUANE JANSEN SPONSORED BY FIRST TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK ENTHUSIASM SHOWS THE LEADERS OF PEP JUNIOR FLOAT SOPHOMORE FLOAT "Alto Will Shine" SECOND PLACE 46 aww "Rock'n Roll AureIic" FIRST PLACE 'fm yygij v XM! A BE .OP ir ,, ww wa: wwf :-.- 1 ' 4 nfs , I I 1,1 , V. ,LL ,, , ., J., f f , Z 2,TL.,,.f -Y.LT,-VM 1- ,, ,ww wi. H-1 Ye 'mv 1 N --J-:Mfr ws -f ---R wx ww 1 Q 1 N sw N "li ig N N M' if ' If hz WMM 4' M WNlpn'MQW:,MMMyzwmjw,,,,Wh,WN,..,a Dennis Brechwald, Milo Kinclwall, Ken Watts 'Pi ff-we ACJs m S .4-. , 1 , 1 . X Howard Lietz Q Mr. Beals 1C0achl, Dean Peters, Milo Klndwall, Keith Smii., Bill Swanson. Laffy Peterson, Jerry Sandine, Robert Kindwall, Howard Lletz, Roger Peterson, Marlin Cone, Dennis Brechwald, Ken Watts Jerry Sandlne Robert Klndwall Roger Peterson Dean Peters Marlin Cone Keith Smll Gflwimq:'ye::ilLi1M'li',f my 9 lm5 MWBQ3iDA SiHEie ff , H is K, wg? - 1-W 2"l-'WL V-gg N c as ff fnflfffhfii nf viii L2 5- : R' M Qt Bill Swanson Larry Peterson FIRST TWELVE r.-'1 4x BASKETBALL SQUAD Front row: Robert Meredith, Michael Morrow, Kenneth Watts, Paul Woodall, Gordon Radke, Paul Turnquist, Clem Ledoux. David Anderson, Tom Kristensen Second row: Larry Lichtenberg, Burton Johnson, Ordell Kindwall, Charles Pfalzgraf, Donald , Peterson, Charles Dahl, Larry Frantz, Dean Peters ' Third row: Mr. Beals iCoachl, Marlin Cone, Milo Kindwall, David Van Buskirk 1Managerb, Dennis Otto rManagerr, Darryl Frantz rManagerx, Dennis Brechwald, Keith Smit, Mr. McCoy tAssistant Coachb Third row: Dennis Radke, Robert Hinkeldey. Bill Swanson, Larry Peterson, Jerry Sandine, Robert Klndwall, Howard Lietz, Roger Peterson, Dennis Otto, Merle Larson ROGER BEALS 1956-57 BASKETBALL SEASON the County Tournament by defeating Newell and The Cyclones opened their season on the hard- Sioux Rapids. courts with a win over Sioux Rapids. In the second game against Newell, the team showed improve- ment as they trounced the Panthers. They then traveled to Rock Rapids where they encountered the first team of few which were to scare them at any time. Down by ten points at the half, the Cy- clones came back strong to win in the final seconds. In the first conference game of the year the boys had a lapse which almost proved fatal as it eventually held them to only a tie for the confer- ence title. The visiting Paullina team overwhelmed the Cyclones. Recovering from the Paullina game and rolling over Albert City, Sanborn, and Sutherland, Alta faced the big game as far as the regular season was concerned with LeMars. Featuring 6' 10" center Bob Whelan and being one of the stronger teams in the state, it would be an important victory to win over LeMars. However, the boys just didnt have the guns to stop them as they suffered their second loss by a score of 76 to 61. Following the loss to LeMars the Cyclones began their longest winning streak of the year with a well-played victory over Aurelia in the game which is always exciting because of its rivalry. Successive wins over Hartley, Marathon, Milford, Odebolt, Sac City, Holstein and Ida Grove brought this latest winning streak to 7 games and ended regular sea- son play. Besides a tie for first in the Sioux Valley Con- ference with Sutherland, our Cyclones also won In Sectional play we defeated Aurelia and Cherokee. Winning both these games advanced us to the district playoffs at Holstein where Mapleton was our next foe. The scrappy Cyclones started slow but overcame the fired up Mapleton team in time to advance to the semifinal round at Sioux City where we would face LeMars. Although play- ing good ball the Cyclones were unable to handle the height of LeMars and for a. second time this year we lost to the Bulldogs. The Cyclones came close to pulling ahead several times and almost made it at the end of the game, but at least the boys from LeMars knew they had played a hard game in order to secure that victory. This ended the season with a total of 21 wins and 3 losses. Sioux Valley all-conference selections were: Bill Swanson and Jerry Sandine, first team: Dennis Brechwald, second team, and Milo Kindwall and Larry Peterson, honorable mention. Coaching our very successful team is Roger A. Beals. Mr. Beals' home town is Wausa, Nebraska. He attended the University of Minnesota and the University of Nebraska. He served two years in the U.S Army, most of which was spent in Korea. After leaving the service he taught school at Wynot, Nebraska. He joined the Alta facultylin the fall of 1956 and has since taught shop, U.S. his- tory, physics and has been our head basketball coach. f,fJ7i" .t7Wi X' , " --VV ' 14,51 i, Q. '-ffla. N , Jw.. A E T, ...N . - 5-9,4 . i,'.,,.,-if .,,f.: C' "A ',",...'Ms.fsr H . 1- QI" , , qg,fZ,, ev- wf,,, .w sf-v7g,,,,,,,,,w,.-W ---f- M-l"MrM'1M-HM Miil s w W "W" E' 48 W5 Front row: Dennis Brechwald, Dean Peters, Kenneth Watts Second row: Roger Peterson, Marlin Cone, Keith Smit, Milo Kindwall Third row: Bill Swanson, Howard Lietz, Robert Kindwall, Larry Peterson, Jerry Sandine, Mr. Beals lcoachl. Dennis Otto qmanagery CHALK TALK PEP TALK BEFORE THE GAME Mr. Beals Ccoachl, Howard Lietz, Bill Swanson, Dennis Brechwald, Jerry Sandine, Milo Kindwall, Larry Peterson, Kenneth Watts Front row: Jerry Sandlne, Larry Peterson, Dennis Brechwald, Howard Lietz, Bill Swanson Second row: Mr, Beals mcoachl, Robert Kindwall, Dean Peters, Milo Kindwall, Roger Peter- son, Kenneth Watts, Marlin Cone. Keith Smit, Mr. McCoy :assistant coachl COUNTY CHAMPS SPONSORED BY ALTA LUMBER COMPANY DR. R. A. SWANSON mwmmmeef f Mi . ,.rfM-run-aw---sms..-M.. mf-'mu-ussgmmsmmt-w, u-111 l1,xw CHEERLEADERS DEANNA BRECHWALD at' PAT WITTGOW DORIS R. JOHNSON LYNETTE MORDICK LORENE PETERSON SPONSORED BY ALTA COMMERCIAL CLUB 'Wh Front row: Kent Huseman, Malvern Huseman, Johnny Grienie, Dennis Radko. Merle Larson. Jon Stille Second row: Robert Kindwall. Keith Smit, Dean Peters, Milo Kindwall, Howard Lietz. Gaylen Hinkeldey, Gordon Strom. Glenn Hartman TWO MILE RELAY TEAM HBH Gilylvll bHiIgkel3Ie?', glegn F-Iartinan, Larry Lichten- H, no xnwal DENNIS BRECHWALD CLEARS 10 FT. 8 IN. ,R K If 1- W Y' Z. SPONSORED BY ALTA TRUCKERS A. G. J. Trucking - Allie Johnson Andy Brechwald - George Peterson Front row: Paul Turnquist. Gordon Radke, Larry Lichtenberg. Donald Peterson. Larry Frantz, Lowell Harms, Michael Morrow Second row: Marlin Cone, Roger Peterson, Bill Swanson. Jerry Sandine. Bob Hin- l-celdey, Gary Walton. Jerri' Otto TRACK SEASON The season opened with the state indoor meet held at Iowa City on March 30. Fourteen boys went down to participate. On April 12 the annual Holstein Relays were held. For a change the weather was good, although it didn't help us place. Then on April 18 the track squad traveled to Pocahontas for their relays. We didn't place in this, but everyone was improving their times. At the Tomahawk Relays everyone turned in their best performances but, due to stiff competi- tion, we didn't place in the events. Our own relays, the Alta Relays, didn't bring any luck our way, for we still hadn't placed, The "Good Indian" Relay at Sac City was held April 30. The other schools proved to be too stiff for us. The squad placed fifth at the Estherville Re- lays held May 2. At the Aurelia Relays the squad turned in their usual performances, but didn't place. On May 7 the Sioux Valley Conference was held at Aurelia. The team placed sixth. The District was held at Aurelia, and the boys that qualified for the state at this 'meet will travel to Ames May 18 for the Iowa State Meet. MEDLEY RELAY TEAM Howard Lietz, Dennis Brechwald, Marlin Cone. Milo Kindwall 51 3 if I a f t..' . 3? , we f is ALTA BOOSTERS ALTA sHoE SHOP CARLSON RADIO 6. T.V. STORM LAKE BOOSTERS PAXTON THE JEWELER CAMERA SHOP SILLS JEWELRY WOMEN'S SHOP CULLIGAN SOFT WATER i ERICKSON PLUMBING 8. 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VVVV I I at L v vi ' ' afiiplf-+zPf"aw 4 1 ': .ww-v.-. " .ffesfn : 1' be Cl-1'-vm if Q s its The annual staff would like to take this opportunity to thank H 'J the facult and student bod for their hel and coo eration in mak- gj, .J ig pqfeaw, ing this annual a success. We would like to thank the boosters. . - -L The followin eo le and com ames hel ed with the roduction y?mQrQig2w-1i5,4i54-..vr03f'a-J fpz..5-f3.3gf.lm,g., ., of our annual. We sincerely appreciate their assistance. H - . .,.. . . 5 f K f- -. wi. 1 In v' , 52 i l American Yearbook Company, Hannibal, Missourig printing. Alta Advertiser, Alta, Iowag setting type anl photography. Buntrock-Salie Studio, Storm Lake, Iowag photography. Bert Hedstrom, Storm Lake, Iowag American Yearbook Company representative. Merchants of Alta and Storm Lakeg financial support. Faculty and Students of Alta High Schoolg support and cooperation. lfffwiic Secfian X W .LW,L , f ,'Ah. Q.. X 3 sxwggw I ,y.- Q ,iii 53 X. V-, 3., !5j?iX' JK A . i ,if :sn ., 4,9 ur H 'k"7 if lv, Ejfffiizx if Ig !' xjl? ,Qi ,. ,,,A. L if E :fig 1 ,ff - 3 x .. Qin .g CL. , L ,,f,., fix! 'I H 1 5 OFFICERS Dennis Brcchwznld. 1Vice-Presidenll Sherrill Peterson 1Secretury-'I'1'easurerI, Carol Radkv :President SOLOISTS From row: Jennie Ann Srnilh, Mary Ann Hmkeldey. Karen Ankcrson, Sc-cond row: Dean Peters. Gary WLIIKOII, Dvnnis Rncikv. Larry Frantz Judy Johnston SPONSORED BY E. J. EDWARDS, HARDWARE - OLSEN'S WELDING AND MACHINE SHOP 55 FIRST SOPRANO SECTION Front row: Sandra Braley, Deanna Johnson, Gloria Remillard. Laurel Mordick Second row: Connie Hadden, Jennie Ann Smith. Lynette Mordick Third row: Janice Huseman. Marlene Murphy. Joyce Brandt. Sandra Svendsen Fourth row: Mary Louise Otto. Kathleen Radke. Annette Schmidt SECOND SOPRANO SECTION Front row: Sharon Patterson, Ruth Ann Nest. Bon- nee Lanridsen. Emma Jean Rasmussen Second row: Ruth Lietz. Pat Wittgow. Darlene Spec- l-actor Third row: Myrna Murphy, Deanna Brechvrald. La- verne Lichtenberg, Susan Mangold Fourth row: .Janet Swanson, Judy Brown, Karen An- kerson, Diane Schuler RLS Front row: Doris M. Johnson. Sandra Braley. Virginia Fredericks. Doris R. Johnson, Janet Carpenter, Judy Johnston, Ruth Ann West, Deanna Johnson, Laurel Mordick, Sharon Patterson Second row: Sally Weiland, Gloria Remillard, Faith Oberg, Dorothy Friedrich, Jennie Ann Smith, Connie Hadden, Lynette Mordick, Sherrill Peterson, Ruth Lietz, Bonnee Laur- idsen, Emma Jean Rasmussen Third row: Sandra Svendsen, Janice Huseman, Deanna Brechwald, Laverne Lichtenberg, Diane Sch 1 , M M h ' ' uer yrna urp y. Susan Mangold, Pat Wittgow, Jacque Otto, Darlene Specketer Fourth row: Susan Norton, Janet Swanson, Kathryn Sievert, Jane Dreier. Joyce Brandt. Carol Ann Johnson, Jacqueline Gustafson, Ila Mae Hinkeldey, Marlene Murphy Fifth row: Annette Schmidt. Karen Ankerson, Kathleen Radke, Lorene Peterson. Donna Beck- er, Martha Becker. Carol Radke, Judy Brown, Mary Louise Otto, Mary Ann Hinkel- dey, Mrs. Schive 4Directorr FIRST ALTO SECTION Front row: Doris M, Johnson, Doris R. Johnson, Judy Johnston, Virginia Fredericks Second row: Janet Carpenter, Faith Oberg. Sally Weiland Third row: Susan Norton. Jacque Otto, Dorothy Friedrich, Ila Mae Hinkeldey Fourth row: Jane Dreier. Carol Ann Johnson. Donna Becker. Jacqueline Gustafson V f ,. V , V -1 - l , f A I , . ,ja yy., Egg. r. qftiglff ,V f .. e .. .V e -v : .V W yi was S '4 ., 'ei ,. ' , fff'7W.L. B , a -lv - , e - sf r we Z -e e 'mF14"v" in ' J 'J y 'em i - BARITONE SECTION 2, ' me .W X ,Q it BASS SECTION Front row: Dennis Brechwald. 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Mrs. Schive lDirectorr Fifth row: Tom Kristensen, John Grieme, Paul Turnquist, Paul Koth, Lowell Harms, Ralph Hogancamp, Malvern Huseman FIRST TENOR SECTION Front row: Malvern Huseman, Ralph Hogancamp Second row: John Grleme, Lowell Harms Third row: Charles Dahl. it E, Robert Hartman H lwa 'if'f V ,Winans at i e , .... T ' " - ' '22 If ,. L. l 5 . J 1 fe , gl it K S f K WW S X I' IW I Km' I f l l S Q V is Il s 5 5 l ' g , f s I Q e WI K X, l 1, X, , we ww In aw W fxl S Ik 1- ul 5,3 Ml 'L it. at 1 we ,f , K ' .:,:, Wag' :lei li- ' ' '-ff W -gl "-' -N - SOLOISTS K Q vi ,um 'Q' Front row Susan Norton, Deanna Brechwald Bonnee Laurldsen, Mlchael Morrow Second row Darryl Frantz, Kenneth Pagel Gary Walton Denms Brechwald Q -Q H S MR SCHI KDIRECTOFU """5 S . -, W , fm, gf? 22 ' gg ' i . 3 ,K :wp L ,, .- S, K . ffvsffffz.-' ' -fzgfaevwifbfizi'-Y " .V ' V' if .SP 'ifiyfiiii " 5 Q , - 5-,-we ,-,. ,f--k I ,,-Lf, 1 --,,.. W. ,f "-' few. , A ' 'D , Kiwi? 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These songs were sung by soloists and small ensem- bles accompanied by a small Show-Shop Band. The Glee Clubs also presented several numbers. The Mix- ed Chorus closed the program by singing several selections and closing with "Silent Night." Next in line for the Mixed Chorus was the Tri- City Festival at Albert City. The Albert City, Aure- lia, and Alta mixed choruses sang together as one unit under the direction of Professor John Sorensen from Buena Vista College. After this performance it was necessary to cut the Mixed Chorus down to sixty members, because that is all that are allowed to go to contest. Sherrill Peterson and Deanna Brechwald accompanied both the glee clubs and the mixed chorus. On April 5 and 6 Alta was host to the State Solo and Small Ensemble Contest. The vocal music department had 29 entries. They received three Division I Ratings: Treble Voice Low Solo, Lorene Petersong Bass Voice Solo, Howard Lietzg and Mixed Quartet A. They received 14 Division II Ratings: Treble Voice High Solo, Sandra Svendseng Treble Voice High Solo, Deanna Brechwald, Treble Voice Medium Solo, Karen Ankersong Treble Voice Low Solo, Sher- rill Petersong Bass Voice Solo, Alvern Millerg Bass Voice Solo, Larry Frantz, Tenor Voice Solo, Robert Hartman, Baritone Voice Solo, Gary Waltong Girls' Trio Ag Girls' Trio B, Double Mixed Quartet Ag Boys' Quartet, Girls' Sextetg and Girls' Quartet A. On May 1 the Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club. and Boys' Glee Club presented a concert. They sang their contest numbers and several others that they had worked on throughout the year. On May 4 the big group contest was held at Sioux Center, Iowa. The Mixed Chorus, the Girls' Glee Club, and Boys' Glee Club all received a Divi- sion II Rating on their singing. The last performance for the Mixed Chorus was for Commencement on May 21, 1957. They sang "Give Me Your Tired. Your Poor." INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC On September 3 the Alta High School Band be- gan their busy year. They played for the flag raising ceremony in front of the school house. The first sec- tion of the year was devoted to Marching Band. At the home football games they played the National Anthem while the flag was being raised. At the half- time they performed several shows. The marching band was lead by Carol Radke. Kathleen Radke sub- stituted for Carol at homecoming. Next in line was Marching Band Contest held October 13 at Sac City. They received a II rating. The last event for the Marching Band was the Homecoming Parade for the Buena Vista College at Storm Lake on October 27. As marching band had been brought to a close, the pep band was organized. This band played at the pep meetings and at the halftime of the basketball games. Along with the pep band members, the concert band members began preparing for the Instrumental- Vocal annual Christmas program which was given December 18. The next step in sight was the Tri-City Music Festival. The Alta Band and Mixed Chorus 'met with Aurelia and Albert City at Albert City to present a musical program on January 28. The band was directed by William Klaster of Rolfe, Iowa. On February 2 four of the band members receiv- ed the honor of playing in the Northwest Iowa Con- cert Band. Then were Bonnee Lauridsen, Kenneth Pagel, Darryl Frantz, and Robert Hartman. Next on the schedule for the Concert Band was their annual winter concert on February 8. On April 5 and 6 Alta was host to the solo and ensemble contest. Alta had 17 instrumental entries. Three Division I ratings were received: They were: Clarinet Trio, Baritone Saxophone Solo, Kenneth Pagelg and Bass Clarinet Solo, Robert Hartman. Eight Division II ratings were received. They were: Woodwind Trio, Miscellaneous Group of Woodwinds, Clarinet Quartet, Saxophone Quartet, Brass Quartet, Euphonium Solo, by Darryl Frantz, Clarinet Solo, Susan Norton, Trombone Solo, Roland Carlson, and Trombone Solo, Gary Walton. On April 23 the Alta Concert Band gave their annual Spring Concert. At last, the year was drawing to a close. Yet. there was one big moment for the members of the band. Yes, it was contest at Sioux Center, April 4. They played Egmont by Beethoven, which was a very difficult selection. They received a Division II rat- ing. Thus ended the activities of the Alta High School Band for another year. PEP BAND U3 2 ,gf -panda Auzfumn fwurvi SEPTEMBER 3-The school doors swung open for the year i956-57 1956-57 scuool. YEAR 6 SEPTEMBER 4-School officially opened with flag raising ceremony hold first practices. -Voices harmonize as the Mixed Chorus and Glee Clubs 'I-Many sore muscles appeared as the band practiced for the first home football game. 12-fAnnouncementl Newspaper Staff and Annual Staff chosen. -'l-0 victory over Paullina in football, A sluinberless party I OCTOBER 13-fThe wheels began to turn. KClass officers were electedl l9-Hgmecomlug Queen was C,-Ownedv but me night was dun- l'l -- Bob K's shoulder gave way again in football practice. ed by a one point loss to Aurelia. 21 , DECEMBER was traced to Kathy Radke s home. 21-The Seniors do honor to Christmas by presenting pm- gram in Scrooge Department Sto Students went home to await S Cl'lYlSLmaS FOYmal Was sponsored by the F.H.A. llvllstle. toe and all,i re. 1l..ots of fun seniorsv- anta's visit. The annual 27-Extra! Extra! First edition of the Scarlet and Black out. OCTOBER l-The Juniors finally sprang their colors. The Seniors won the challenge. Poor Juniors! 3-F.H.A. formally installed their officers and Chapter Mother. 1The punch was goodv ' b JANUARY ll-With three minutes in the first half of the Sutherland 23-Allfelm. Albert City, and Alta met at Albert City for the game left, Denny broke his finger Tri-school Music Festival. FEBRUARY 16'Ol'ChidS to 5343439 G.. Bob H.. Marlene M., and Sandra B. ' 19-Hurry! Hurry! The floats must be finished tonight. ' l 24-Parts of Austria visit Alta through Al Bell. 30-We found that the Senior girls liked to eat dill pickles at Marlene and Myrna's party. , th ll ' , ' 'f . . 4 1:23 it Egfggsgrxratlngs you recalled at the Dfwldm COD- 31-Halloween dance and midnight show sponsored by the ' MARCH I Chamber of Commerce. NOVEMBER 13 -L M . ' ' a- A . 1 bi, axrbsgfngs out m me fmaxs of Dmtnct Tournament 54-. High school elections. Eisenhower is president according 29,,S - ' ., I ,V to their votes, 4 enior Class Play Come Out of the Closet, 6-Eisenhower re-elected in National Elections. APYUL l 'l-Senior girls enioy 1'?1 educational movie after Mary Ann 13-Junior-Senior Banquet - - - 4'Rhythm at Random." A lol l J. Party- lUWSCSSl V of work for one nl ht, Ri ht Juniors? 9'-Junior Class presents "Professor, How Could You'?' E 8 . MAY i3 -- Nine Seniors attended Prospective Teachers- Day at B.V. 8 S . E ' Q 16-Basketball season opens, with a victory over Sioux Rapids. mflfnfofe WHY Omaha 011 SKID Day ao-GAA holds play night after school. our first defeat of " el- N- M- C0UghGfIl0ur was speaker for Commencement, the basketball season was at the hands of our confer- ence foe. Paulllna. ' I 5 l X4 N ,- 11 c my. 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Melvin Molgaard, 1Vice-Presidentl, Bill Huseman lPresidenth, Karen Lietz 1Secretary-Treasurerr. 'Sharon Huscman. Dianv Holtz, Janet Petrson Second row: Pattv Pollard, Daphne Holmes. Carolvn Stille, Carmen Nikoley, Harry Melander, Richard Krenzien, Steven Peterson, Trim Grieg. Third row: Mr. McCoy, Ronald Patterson, Garlan McGowan, Nancy Kindwall, Mrs, Waldo. Alice Noble, Eugene Peterson, Ronald Preston. Mr, Greene Fourth row: Richard Hugrefe, Wendell Brandt, Merlin Ryherd, Robert McDonald. Carol Wal- ton, Frances Dahl, Judy Erickson. Carolyn Larson. JUNIOR HIGH at ' airy- ' f' .. - it Je ff Ha , , .- X . 1- wdiafii., - , Wee ' Q L i t ,, a . . - W fe . .f J J , it W aa,ym5g3wauww:2ga,,.,,r. K, . fe- 9 i ' may , , fl A if if Front row: Beverly Hanson, JoAnn Warren. Karen McGowan. Karen Banta. Janet Smith lVicu Presidentl, Douglas Patten lPresidentI, Marcia Hutton lSecretary-Treasureri, Janet Peters. Tyann Pierson, Sheila Krenzien, Judy Jones Second row: Mrs. Waldo, Arnie Swanson, Tom Wall, Stanley Fredericks, David Warren, Gary Peterson, Jolene Huseman, Jean Mangold, Karen Hartman, Linda Sandine, Margaret Sandine, Mr. Greene Third row: Garv Sundberg. Michael Johnston, Sharon Williams. Janet Peterson, Michael Stille, Edward Millard, David Johnson. Roger Anderson, John Soderquist Fourth row: Jaroll Otto. Daniel Oberiz. James Watts, James Mackay, Laurel Lichtenberg, Liza- beth Peters, Sally Carpenter, Sherry Erickson, Eleanor Remillard, Margaret. Turnqulsl MR. GREENE 66 . i JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SQUAD Front row: Tom Wall, Gary Sundberg, Daniel Oberg, Laurel Lichtenberg, James Mackay, D u las Patten Arnold Swanson, 0 g Second row: Robert McDonald, Gary Peterson, David Johnson, John Soderqulst Steven Peterson, Bill Huseman Third row: Harry Melancler, Edward Millard, Michael Stille, Ronald Preston, Ronald Patter son, Coach Hammond JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SEASON JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SCORES The Alta Junior High football team had a good season this year winning four games and losing two. The losses were to Storm Lake and Aurelia by 12-0 and 6-0 scores. The games were all fairly close. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS 'Alice Noble, Jean Mangold Frances Dahl. Judy Jones Alta Storm Lake Alta Holstein Alta Aurelia Alta Storm Lake Alta Aurelia Alta Holstein SPONSORED BY C. H. DAHL 6. SONS, BLACKSMITHS MELANDEFVS GAMBLE STORE f - 2 - - ' f f::' ' 731537 K' HW """' """"', sz ' 'K ,fifr -iiilgg it if 32 V, , .asa 17' . . I 1 A Q -. 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I sl " - M I JF . nh A 3 Ifhfii ilss i s H I ' ", N H , 1 t .P ' ft '. . ".,' - 2 2' fi' iff ' nf -I J is ' -' ' 1 A . . , , A cg T' 1 I --fr v'.5,ffifgszzfij 7 -' ' , A V- W.. ...,,.. M .-22.111 i fa ,, VM,gf1t'g21" I 'I' H M JUNIOR BAND Front row: Lizabeth Peters, Jean Mangold, Peggy Kindwall, Colleen Samuelson, Sharon Staley, Ruth Ann Peterson, Sally Carpenter, Alice Noble Second row: Natha.n Peterson, Karen Lietz. Carolyn Stille, Janet Porter, Tom Johnston. Tom Huseman, Dennis Coombs, Ronnie Peterson, Wayne Halverson, Linda Sandine.. Daniel Oberg, David Warren, Ronnie Preston, Douglas Patten Third row: Sheila Krenzein, Beverly Sassman, Diane Neilsen, Janelle Goettsch, Julie Grigg, Sharon Bell. Jim Mackay, Dean Brechwald, Marlowe Poller. Diane Holtz, Marilyn Murphy, Carole Walton. Clayton Conarci. Marcia. Hutton, Dennis Molgaard, John Nordstrom, Judy Anderson, Mary Car- Lcr, Janet Peterson, Eugene Peterson, Roger Anderson Standing: Sharon Huseman, Nancy Kindwall. Linda Cone, Mary Huseinan, Tom Wall. Joann Warren, Francis Dahl, Mr. Schive iDireclorl JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SCORES Alta 23 Storm Lake 39 Alta 31 Sioux Rapids 18 Alta 18 Cherokee 41 Alta 20 Holstein 22 Alta 16 Cherokee 35 Alta 17 Aurelia 27 Alta 22 Holstein 27 Alta 41 Sioux Rapids .J Alta 32 Storm Lake 14 Alta 15 Aurvlia 2.1 SAFETY PATROL Front row: James Mackay, Stanley Fredericlcs, John Soderquist, Douglas Patten, Tom WMI. U James Watts , . , ,, . Second row: Daniel Oberg, Michael Johnston. Michael Stille, David Johnson, David Warren. Jkqg Gary Sandberg, Jarroll Oreo JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SQUAD 1 I Front row: James Mackay, Laurel Lichtenberg, Tom Wall, David Warren, Arnold Swanson. Stanley Fredericks, Wendell Brandt, Melvin Molgaard Second row: Roger Anderson. Douglas Patten, Tom Grigg, Michael Johnston, John Soderquist. Gary Peterson, Robert McDonald Thrid row: Bill Huseman, Steven Peterson. Ronald Patterson, Edward Millard, Michael Stille, Ronald Preston, Harry Melander, David Johnson 1 i i I i 68 HXTH GRADE MISS VERMEER Front row: Helene Dahl. Candace Anderson, Tom Johnston, Willard West, Ronald Peterson. Philip Ander- son, Gary Gall, Ann LeDoux, Janet Porter Second row: Marilyn Murphy, Mary Carter, Linda Larsen, Bonita Johnson, Kathy Hallengren, Nathan Peterson, Eldon Poller, Garry Belcher, Dean Brechwald, Lani Siglin Third row: John Nordstrom, Beverly Lietz, Judy Coombs, Peggy Kindwall, Miss Vermeer, Ruth Peterson, Vicky Hansen. Julie Grigg, Alan Brandt Absent: Louise Murray FWTH GRADE MISS RUSH Front row: Sharon Bell, Rita Saathoff, Diane Neilsen, Janelle Goettsch, Bobby Williams, Billie Matzdorif, Larry Hansen, David Anderson Second row: Clayton Conard, Dennis Coombs, Dennis Molgaard, Don Holmes, Miss Rush, Beverly Sass- man, Susan Grieme, Linda Schuelke, Diane Hogrefe Third row: Jimmy Turnquist, Wayne Halverson, Tom Cone, Colleen Samuelson, Sharon Staley, Judy Anderson, Tom Huseman, Marlowe Poller Absent: Cynthia Benna FOURTH GRADE MRS. BENNA Front row: Luke Kjolhede, Larry Pollard, Donald Ryhcrd, Norma Buckingham, Janis Mieras, Shirley Hoops, Susan Holtz, Karen Andersen. Scott Schuler, John Woodall, Daniel Hansen Second row: David Strom, Jimmy Sassmari, Douglas Lee, Richard Anderson, Linda Siebels, Addie Alder- son, Lorraine Swanson, Laurine Peterson, Janet Hutton Third row: Donna Castle, Karlette Banks, Louise Eriksen, Dennis Sassman, Mrs, Benna, Douglas Kren- zien, Dennis Gustafson, Orin Huseman, Phil Belcher Absent: Richard Langner N, ' A- f 1 A 59 a,1.fffzs,,fcJmww f' - Front, row: Patty Bell, Diane Gould, Darlyn Leonard, Linda McGowan, Linda Palck, Diane Molgaard, Karen Melander. Jacalyn Castle Second row: Michael Oatman. Douglas Svendsen, Eddie Buckendahl, Miss Sewalson, Susan Schuelke, Nancy Larsen, Karen Peterson Third row: Burdette Watts, Thomas Waldo, Larry Jensen, Michael McDanel, Larry Gus- tafson, Timothy Stille If TK 'gwwl From. row: Steven Sassman, Dennis Carlson, Linda Delbridge, Jean Grienke. Linda Meyer, Lanny Anderson, Mickey Laffin Second row: Ordell Weiland, Curtis Hammond. Jimmy Norlin. Dennis Brisbois, Cathy Turpin. Terry Walsh, Diane Sundberg, Leslie Gall Third row: Joelle Sinns, Chris Olsen, Ronnie Steffes, Mrs. Rasmussen, Brian Peterson, Dwain Holmes, Linda Lee Absent: Steve McCullough THIRD GRADE Miss sewALsoN i 1' -'5' 1 ,L 3? 5 Lf f THIRD GRADE MRS. RASMUSSEN 1 '31 l'lllJWlgi'xlv wk 45: wg 2 Q l SECOND GRADE MRS. HUSEMAN Ci d Schuler, Tony Stille, Tommy Oberg. Lonnie Sassman, Front row: Jayne Buckingham, n y Sandra Banta. Trudy Greene Second row: Donna Erickson, Phyllis Swanson, Judy Huseman, Debra Hansen, David Sins, Peter Nielsen, Chuck Staley, Dana Johnson l Third row: Bobby Kristensen, Ranae Poller, Jayne Launderviile, Mrs. Huseman, Christine Con- ard, Kathy Magnuson, Gary Molgaard Absent: Glenda Walsh SECOND GRADE MRS. .mnvis Front row: Douglas Hansen, Ida Sievert, Mary Ann Olsen, Gall Huseman, Candace Kjolhede Nancy Sassman, Linda Clough, Billy Dahl Second row: Barbara Grieme, Margaret Nordstrom, Randy Richman, Mrs. Jarvis, Al Myers Billy Eriksen, Bobby Jensen Third row: Daryl Banks, Keith Pierson, Gary Roberts, Bobby Wittgow, Douglas Mortensen Larry Steffes, Brian Walsh, Larry McCullough Absent: Melvin Langner Front row: Alberta Anderson, Darlys Brechwald, Regina Banks, Sarah Hobbs, Maren Johnsen, Claudina, Grienke, Deborah Molgaard, Susan Wentworth Second row: Tom Gustafson, Linda Samuelson, Martha Hansen, Mrs. Norma Bappe, Michael Binder, Dan Steineke, Mickey Rohlk Third row: Dan Hallengren, Bob Hogancamp, Kandace McDanei, Margaret Johnson, Mark Johnston, David Delbridge Absent: Diane Jesse, Betty Oatman FIRST GRADE Mns. BAPPE lil W ll Y ,, ,.r, ,,,, , , liili1filililisiiaiiiiiviliiiifl ' 1, i M , , i' iluiim i N M Maui MDW i 1 l 71 FIRST GRADE MRS. JARvvs f -.1 Front row: Steve Hanson, Kenny Ryherd, Diane Florke, Kathy Cacek, Ellen Grlenke. Ricki Otto, David Boettcher Second row: Anne Hanson, Rebecka Stille, Karen Carlson, Marlin Weiland, Jim Camerer, Robert Anderson Third row: Danny Peterson, Johnnie Hallengren, Miss Bailey, Marsha Cox, Janice Molgaard Absent: Maren West, Robert Becker, Eugene Lichtenberg, Steven Johannesen KINDERGARTEN MRS. PETERSON used From, row: Timothy Hanson, Ricky Meyer. Trudy Bumann, Claudia Olsen. Elizabeth Sandine, Janet Sinns, Ramona Stille, Russel Post, Bruce Nelson Second row: Margaret Fett, Sharon Radke, Donna Hoops, Linda Peters. Steven Walsh. James Oatman, Alvin Wagner, Ronald Mortensen Third row: Glenda Buenger, Roland Richman, Myron Murphy. Michael Petersen. Steven Strom. Charles Hobbs. Mary Jane Ewoldt Absent: Carol Langner, James Wentworth KINDERGARTEN MRS. 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