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

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"lf YEA TEAM FIGHT 'EM ,Q '4 YEA TEAM FIGHT 'EM FIGHT 'EM FAIR FIGIIT 'EM SQUARE. That night at the game you could tell this was something special. The Seniors were ready to make it a night to remember since they would never again play at Homecoming. At the half time the band entertained with a few songs and formations. Then came the big event, the arrival of the King and Queen, her attendants and their escorts. They were: Seniors, Lorene Peterson and Jerry Sandine. Juniors, Kathy Radke and Robert llinkeldey. Sophomores, Doris R. Johnson and Gordon Radke. Freshmen, Sharon Huseman and Myron Radke. Next came the crowning of the queen and king. The hand played a fanfare to an- nounce the queen's coming. There was silence as the king crowned the queen and when the queen crowned the king. After the ceremony the king escorted the queen back to her car, followed by her attendants and their escorts. After the half- time the game continued and ended with Alta on top making our homecoming a bigger success. For the homecoming dance the Seniors got "The Rhythm Knights", a band which everyone enjoyed. When the dance ended there were many tired feet but happy people who were glad to see the week come to an end. Many were sad because this was their last homecoming, but they knew they could not have asked for a better one. Home- coming really ended when the last float was rob- bed of its last decoration. Just like Cinderella when the clock struck twelve. QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS Kathleen Radke tJun1or Attendantl, Jennie Smith 4Queen1, Lorene P9tCl'S0h ISENOI' Attendantr, Sharon Huseman tlfreshman Attendanth, Doris Johnson, 1Soph- omore Attendant! 4 431 'f 6' r I '41 Nh. SPONSORED BY BRIARDALE STORE SILVER GRILL MQ If Y.

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11.4. FRESHMAN FLOAT, "We're Small But SENIOR FLOAT, "We'II Hatch A Victory" Junior: Doris Johnson, Sophomore, Sharon Huse- man, Freshman. Then the football boys bowed low, worshiped their king, Roger Peterson, and yelled, "We want Rog." Due to this persuasion Rog came out of the crowd and gave a good pep talk which satisfied his worshipers. This put an end to the pep meeting but it was not the end of work on the floats. Some classes still had a lot to do on theirs so off they went to finish the job. Friday morning there were many sleepy heads in school. At midnight the students finished work on the floats and then, since it was the end of the six weeks, they had to go home and study for tests till the wee hours of morning. When it was about time for the parade. everyone appeared a little brighter because of the excitement. The members of each class strained their eyes to see if their float was coming, and if it wasn't they began to wonder if maybe it had fallen apart before they could get it there. Finally, however, everything was assembled and ready to go. Leading the par- ade was the band followed by the king and queen and her attendants, next came the floats, in order of the classes with the Seniors first. On Main street the parade stopped for the pep meeting. The king, Roger Peterson, gave another pep talk as did Mr. Samuelson and Mr. Melander. After the pep meet- ing the band led the parade to the school house. They decided they would lead the floats past the hospital and show them to Mrs. Clawson, the coach's wife and to the coach's new son, Charles Junior who, so his father says, is going to be a spin-back as soon as he can. After this the kids headed home for a brief rest before the game. SOPHOMORE FLOAT, "Let's Drag 'Em" -E 5 H- , IU All 3 5 ....,, t ' F . . LL. HA ICH A Vllfflj ' JK. elif, A-if JUNIOR FLOAT, "It's A Knockout" SPONSORED BY OLSEN'S MACHINE SHOP REEN PETERSON, Contractor 64

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BASKETBALL SQUAD we-"""' C hl M1 Beals 4Coachl Dennis Otto Front row: Ralph Hogancamp, Mr, McCoy :Assistant one , -. . ' , , , Second row: Norman Peterson, Paul Turnquist, Merle Larson, Larry Lichtenbcrg, Keith Smit, Robcri Kindwalll Jerry Sandine, Roger Peterson, Marlin Cone, Gordon Radke, Clayton Porter, Michal-l Morrow Third row: Phillip Lietz, Harry Melander, Tom Grigg, David Anderson, Loren Winterhof. Darrel Bantn, ' ' - A ia Bill Huseman, Myron Radke, Robert Meredith. Tom Christen:-ion, Robert McDon.x Fourth row: Larry Frantz, David Friedrich, Donald Peterson. Dennis Radke, Robert Hinkeldey, Kent Huseman, Jerry Otto, Ronald Prestonl Ronald Patterson, Allan Harms Alta 40 Alta 49 Alta 52 Alta 38 Alta 67 Alta 57 Alta 59 Alta 36 Alta 59 Alta 69 2lA1ta 53 fiAlta 62 Alta 62 Alta 58 Alta 76 Alta 67 Alta 70 Alta 51 Alta 50 MAlta 49 5County Tournament liiiSeCtiona1 Tournament ALTA DEFEATS MARATHON T0 WIN COUNTY TQURNAMENT SPONSORED BY CULLIGAN'S SOFT WATER - Storm Lake coco-coLA BOTTLING COMPANY - sioux city, iowa BASKETBALL SCORES Sioux Rapids Newell Paullina Sioux Center Primghar Sanborn Albert City Sutherland LelVlars Aurelia Albert City Marathon Hartley Marathon Milford Odebolt Pomeroy Sac City Holstein Albert City 39 32 55 45 55 43 49 78 61 59 49 40 35 30 47 28 .53 44 52 59