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guson, Andre, Trow. Front: Shrader, Sucher, Anderson.
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We, the Spirit Staff, being of sound mind, having com-
bined the contents of this 1959 Spirit under the direction
of one Nancy Anderson, do hereby bequeath the product of
our efforts to you, the students and friends of Ames High.
The following is a testimony of the duties performed in the
compiling of the book:
All organizations and activities were written about by
the copy department.
Sports reported on all athletic functions.
Layouts were designed by the art department.
The advertising of the different businesses was arranged
for by the ad department.
Pictures were taken by the photographers under the direc-
tion of the photo editor.
The business manager, along with the sponsor, kept a
balance between income and expenses.
Above left: Nancy Anderson, editor-in-chief, plans a page with
her assistant, Carol Black.
Left: Business Manager Pat Suchers confers with Mr. Trump.76eSt«M
Top: Margaret Shrader and Mary lee finish some ad pages in time
for a deadline.
Center: Martha Marks and Linda Martin design the layouts for copy
and pictures.
Bottom: Betsy Ferguson, Alice Andre and Jim Ayres read over some
pages of copy.
NANCY ANDERSON ..................... ..Editor-in-Chief
CAROL BLACK Assistant Editor
MARTHA MARKS ........................... Art Editor
LINDA MARTIN .................. Assistant Art Editor
ALICE ANDRE Copy Editor
BETSY FERGUSON ............... Assistant Copy Editor
JIM AYRES Sports Editor
MARY SUSAN LEE Advertising Editor
MARGARET SHRADER Assistant Advertising Editor
PAT TROW Photography Editor
JACK NORDYKE Photographer
JIM JUDISCH ............................. Photographer
TOM SMITH ... Photographer
PAT SUCHER Business Manager
MR. RICHARD TRUMP Sponsorzo—n lH( )-Z-BO»Above: Don S. Stevens, Mrs. Lee Roscbrook, Thomas E. Hannum, Frank B. Howell. Walter
I. Hetzel, Frank E. Adams, Mrs. Julie Cole Welden, Herbert B. Howell, and Dr. J. M. Walter.
Left: Superintendent Walter Hetzel.
Left below: School Board Secretary Frank B. Howell.
Sccfre U ite tde(tt tutet School “Soasid
'Pteut fat «tenecuecC S tnoCC«Ke tt
Within the next few years many of the present Ames High students
will be attending a new high school in the north-central part of Ames.
A bond issue of eight hundred thousand dollars was passed during
the fall for the construction of the first part of a senior high school. Nine-
teen classrooms for science, shop, industrial art, home-ec, art and other
senior academic classes will be built. An additional four classrooms will be
temporarily used for elementary.
The school will be built on a connected modified campus type basis
which makes it possible to build in stages for the increase in enrollment.
The present plans include a building large enough for 1,220 students.
The need for a new high school has resulted in the enrollment increase.
This year to take care of the crowded conditions in the high school, class-
rooms were rented from the Christian Church and a house next to the
school was converted into an electrical shop.Familiar to every Ames High student this
past year was the sound of chimes coming
over the sound system followed by a voice
that said, "We have a few announcements
this morning." The voice, as every student
knows, belonged to our principal, Mr. Herbert
Adams. He is the one who coordinated the
schedules and activities of over 700 students
and 44 teachers. To him go all the headaches
of running a high school. But somehow, in
all these things, he manages to bring order
out of chaos. To him goes much of the credit
for making Ames High School one of the
finest schools in the state of Iowa.
Left: HERBERT ADAMS. principal
Below: Ed Kuhl, Bob Nickerson, Oave Keller, Mark An-
derson, Jo Beach, and Barb Calhoun make out their
schedules for the new semester.
‘P'UttcifraC enfant
au.Miss Karyi Sills
Superintendent's Office
Mrs. Edna H. Davis
Superintendent's Office
Mrs. Patricia Demaray
Superintendent's Office
Mrs. Grayce I. Elliot
Superintendent's Office
Mrs. Daisy Flack
Principal's Office
Mrs. Ruth Green
Principal's Office
Miss Laura Sayre
Superintendent's Office
Sec'iet Ue4
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r nStudente Serve ck @a£eterta
Along about 1 1:00 in the morning when any healthy student began to get that
certain hollow, hungry feeling in the pit of his stomach, Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. More-
land, and Mrs. Erickson were busy in the cafeteria kitchen preparing the noon
meal. A menu for the entire week was posted in every homeroom on Monday of
each week, and a count of cafeteria diners was taken in homeroom each day.
This enabled the students to know what was to be served and the cooks to know
how much to prepare.
Helping the cooks were thirteen students who got their meals free in return.
After the cooks had the meal ready to serve, some of the students dished it out,
others were in charge of the cash register, and the boys helped with the clean-up.
With the increase of students and the increase in the cafeteria line, efforts were
made to speed up the service. Students were asked to help in this by observing
the following rules:
1. Please form two orderly lines.
2. If you leave the line, you must go to the end of it.
3. You will be served on the customers' side only.
4. Please don't leave chewing gum on tray or dishes.
Above right: Mrs. Maud Marsh. Right: Mrs. Anna Moreland. Be ow, back: Jim Ayers, Steve Henderson,
Arry Clapp, Dennis Erickson. Steve Howell, Tom Smith. Front: Sandy Nelson, Peg Sfeil, Sue Engle-
horn, Mary Schweitzer, Charlotte Clapp, Elizabeth Sands.Student tfouenutHeut in section
Student Council is a laboratory in democracy. It provides opportunities for
student participation in student government.
The council meets every Tuesday on a period rotation basis. Following par-
liamentary procedure, each weekly meeting is called to order, the minutes
are read, and the treasurer's report is given. Reports are given by heads of the
committees: service, assembly, social, citizenship. Homecoming, noon hour,
welcoming, election, and publicity. The council then handles all old and new
business before adjourning.
The Student Council committees work together on big projects such as
Career Day and Back-to-School Night.
Officers of the first semester council were Dave Keller, president, Steve
Burrell, vice president, and Pat Carney, secretary. Gar Smith, president, Mike
Taft, vice president, and Alice Andre, secretary, led the second semester coun-
cil. Dennis Wendell was appointed treasurer for both semesters.
Dave Keller ran against Dave Wall, Clarke Pasley, and Steve Howell for
first semester student body president in the election held last spring. Gar's
opponents in the fall campaign for second semester student body president
were Bill Donels, Steve Burrell, Jan Severson, and Darvin Pierce.
Council advisor is Everett Ritland.
Left: Dave Keller pretided over first semetter student council.
'pOlAt Se K€AtC% StudcKt
Back: Dave Aagard, Dennis Wendell, Dennis Christcpherson, Jim E. Kelley. Jim McCullough, Steve
Burrell, Dick Johnson, Mike Twaddle, John Chamberlin. Second: Pat Carney, Dick lofgren, Alice Andre,
Denny Tice, Dave Keller, Chuck Dodge, Mike Taft, Peg Steil, Linda Hawkins, Ann Farber, John Hagge.
Front: Alice Paulson, Carole Walsh, Vaughn Welling, Dave Spatcher, Ann Kirkham, Jo Hiserofe, Mike Wolf.
Second Semecte Student @ounctl
Back: Mr. Ritland, Dave Keller, Jim E. Kelley, Steve Burrell, Jim McCullough, Chuck
Dodge, Gar Smith. Second: Pat Klingseis, Peg Steil, Alioe Andre, Mike Taft, Rein
Serai, Ann Farber, Bill Lester, Linda Hawkins. Front: Charles Boast, Bob VenScoy.
Aaron King, Linda Martin, Marion Quinn, Carole Walsh, Caroline Matterson, Donna
Ethington.
Left: Signs ond posters decked the walls during
the campaigns for student body president.
Below: Gar Smith, second semester president,
presided over Student Council.Back: Jim Ayrc , Mike Biory, Dave Agard, Dave Childi, Mike Co .
Gar Smith, Tom Buchholtz, Denny Christopherson. 4th: Jim Stuart. Dick
Johnson, Tom Gray, Tom Timm, Steve Howell, Steve Burrell, Lee Scheuer-
mann, Dave Wall. 3rd: Mike Disquc, Bruce Batman, Don Toms, Joe
Balloun, Doug Rogers, Dave Posegate, Howard Judge, Andy Williams.
2nd: Jerry Daley. Fred Peake, Pat Kelley, Darrel Spear, Aaron King, Bob
VanScoy, John Hagge, Larry Taylor. Front: Tom Brayton, Steve Drccszcn,
Denny Jackson, Miss Miller, Mike Foreman, Tom Pumroy. Ken Torrey.
Left: The Firesquad participated with the Ames fire department in a
demonstration given during Fire Prevention Week.
Bottom: Firesquad chiefs are Dave Wall and Dave Posgate.
ine yuad Su oneee Student
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Student discipline is enforced by Firesquad. Members issue red and
white tickets to students who run. in the halls, crowd in the lunch line,
jerk open lockers, and misbehave otherwise.
Dave Wall and Dave Posegate, Firesquad chiefs, were in charge of
the meetings held every Thursday noon. Each boy who will be on
duty is assigned his post for each morning and noon during the week.
Fines levied for missing meetings and failing to be on duty are used
to finance the annual Firesquad picnic.
r HSenior Senate selected caps and gowns, issued name cards and announcements and planned Senior
Week activities for the graduating class. Members were Back: Gregg Gammeck, vice president; Jim
Ayres, Steve Howell, Tom Timm, Tom Gray, Steve Strand. Front: Ellen Packer, Clarke Paslcy, president;
Bonnie Hazel, secretary; Nancy Anderson. Not shown: Carey Poole, treasurer.
Senear Senate anet $ uncor Sxecutcve eunctC
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Junior Executive Council planned the projects to raise money for the Junior-Senior Frolic. Members
were Back: Craig Ritland, Ron Jones, vice president; Dallas Wall, Carmen Catron, Denny Jackson. Front:
Pat Cart, treasurer; Steve Jensen, president; Margie Walsh, secretary.
Left to Right: Jim Thompson, Karlyn Peterson, Judy Rah, Dennis Wendell, Janice Meier, Karen M. An-
derson, Pat Cart, Miss McNally, Pat Suchcr, Mary McComb, llo Lcppik, Carol Brindley, lory Linder,
Jerry Garner.
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All the finances of the school organizations this year
were handled by the students with the help of faculty
sponsors. These students, chosen by the sponsors, were
organized into the Student Treasurers. Karen Anderson
was chosen to assist Miss McNally as general treasurer.
Each month the cash book from each organization was
turned in to Miss McNally. Keeping the accounts straight
and handling the thousands of dollars which go through
the school each year made being a student treasurer valu-
able experience for anyone.
Mitt McNally, general treasurer, and Karen M. Anderson, her as
sistant, decide: "Everyone has money troubles."
1617Miss Mary McNally
Counselor, P.W.O.E., World
Literature, English Literature,
General Treasurer
Everett Ritland
Dean of Boys, Latin 3, 4
Owen Shadle
Counselor, Work Experience
Cooridinator, Cooperative
Training
Kenneth Wells
Counselor, Athletic Director,
Boys' P.E.
Mrs. Charlotte
Whitney
Dean of Girls, Journalism
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Back: Carol Brindley, Linda Martin, Judy Elliott, Sheila Porter, Rosie Diehl,
Linda Roach, Sylvia Pinncll. 4th: Judy Simpson, Dallas Wall, Sandy Peterson,
Betty Schrampfer, Peg Steil, Martha Howe. 3rd: Ann Hensing, Anne Judge,
Alice Andre, Pat Trow, Linda Hawkins, Anne Easton, Carole Walsh. 2nd: Carol
Black, Pat Catron, Penney Welling, llene Wardle. Fran McTaguo, Peg Lee. Front:
Ann Farber, Nancy Anderson, Miss Wilcox, Miss Miller, Mrs. Whitney, Bonnie
Hazel, Martha Strand.
1958-59 GIRL RESERVE officers: Carol Brindley, Alice Andre.
Linda Roach, Frances McTaguc, and Carole Walsh.
To teach those values which "exalt and refine life
and bring it into accord with the standards of conduct
that are approved in our democratic society" is the
purpose of one of the oldest organizations in Ames
High School, Girl Reserves. All girls belong.
The social events of the year which encouraged the
girls to make new acquaintances were the Newcomers
Party, Dad-Daughter Date Night, Mother-Daughter Tea,
and the Big-Pal-Little-Pal picnic.
The money raised from selling Christmas sprays and
pencils was used to help sponsor the foster child
was shown to those less fortunate by providing Christ- Anastasia. A, Christmas time, the spirit of good will
mas gifts for the County Home.
Under the sponsorship of Miss Edna Wilcox, Miss
Ruth Miller, and Mrs. Charlotte Whitney, the officers
for first semester were: Frances McTague, president;
Carole Walsh, vice president; Alice Andre, secretary;
Carol Brindley, treasurer; and Nancy Anderson, presi-
dent of the representatives. Officers second semester
were: Carole Walsh, president; Frances MeTague, vice
president; Linda Roach, secretary; Carol Brindley,
treasurer; and Pat Catron, president of the representa-
tives.I Above: Mary Davison, Joyce Herrick, Andrea Parks, Shirley Bailey,
t Michelle Moore, Lynda Hockman, Nancy Carr, Elaine Foderberg,
I Sandy McIntosh, Ruth Zea, and Margie Hillyard were the cham-
I pion spray sellers.
I Right: Sophomores waif to be initiated.
cfrie4eHtciUve6
S Back: Susan Humphrey, Alison Shepherd, Jean Hensing, Darla
Hanlin, JoAnn Daniels, Marlene Kuhl, Margie Walsh, Mary Brown.
? Sth: Sharon Lewis, Margie Hillyard, Toni Lyttle, Marilyn Blaess,
i Janet Miller, Phyllis Burroughs, Ann Fields, Joyce Heald, Jane
S Vandecar, Margie Gibbs, Shirley Bailey, Shelley Ebel. 3rd: Pat Caf-
v ron. Sue Mendon. Delores Rasmussen, Michelle Moore, Mary Quinn,
y Nancy Hegland, Joanie Makelbust, Muriel Shearer, Susan Campbell.
2nd: Nancy Bowen, Donna Shipley, Nancy Anderson, Miss Wilcox,
Miss Miller, Mrs. Whitney, Liz Sands, Sharon Guy, Judy Hutchison.
! Front: Fran McTague, Carole Walsh, Deanna Clem, Pat Carney,
Caroline Mattcrson, Karen K. Anderson, Joan Holtz, Patt Ritland.
Back: John Munson, Dave Wall, Tom Timm, Steve Howell, Dick Kelso. 2nd: Steve Strand, Jim Thompson,
Mark Anderson, Dave Keller. Front: Jan Severson, Mr. Stone, Dave Poscgate, Ron Moses, Mike Cadman.
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"To foster high spiritual and moral standards of daily
living, and to develop responsible leaders" is the goal of
Hi-Y.
The group, composed of nearly all the boys in Ames
High, supported John Tzyerohlov, a Greek war orphan,
and provided Christmas gifts for the men in the Story
County Home.
The boys sold refreshments at the football, basketball
and track events, improved the Hi-Y lounge, and held
sophomore, senior, and football firesides.
The Hi-Y worked with the Girl Reserves in January on
Friendship Week and on the New Comers luncheon and
party at the beginning of the year.
Each boy attended his choice of a hobby group on
alternate Fridays of Hi-Y group meetings. The hobby
groups offered opportunities for learning aeronautics,
athletics, auto mechanics, foreign affairs, hunting and
fishing, music appreciatfon, photography, science, and
electronics.
Loft: The late Jerry Livingston demonstrated some of his techniques at
a meeting of the photography hobby group.
Hi-Y and Girl Reserve cabinets made their annual Christmas visit to the Story County Home with
gifts for the residents.
eft'te4eK itive4
Back: Gary Myers, Gary Tesdahl, Mickey Von Bergen, Steve Drceszen, Ben Cox. 4th: Steve Howell,
Dave Wall, Norman Iverson, Jim Thompson, Joe Krocheski, Jerry Daloy. 3rd: Terry Hurbut, Ron Gammel,
Sidney Joseph, Jack McGuire, Jerry Tow. 2nd: Ron Warren, Bob Synhorst, Darrel Spear, Mike Hus-
sey. 1st: Howard Judge, Jan Severson, Mr. Stone, Pat Klingsics, Jim Piper.Miss Annette Green
Latin 1, 2, 3, 4, German 1, 2,
3, 4
Miss Mary McNally
Counselor, P.W.O.E., World
Literature, English Literature,
General Treasurer
Oscar Ourth
English 3, 4, Athletic Treasurer
Mrs. Billie Alexander
French 1. 2, 3, 4
Mrs. Elizabeth Dickenson
Librarian
Mrs. Dolores Dreesman
English 3, 4
Everett Ritland
Latin 3, 4, Dean of Boys
Miss Sharon Roberts
Spanish 1, 2 , 3, 4, English
3, 4
Mrs. Evelyn Thompson
American Literature 3, 4
Mrs. Aurilla Vegors
Counselor, English 3, 4,
P.W.O.E.
Mrs. Charlotte Whitney
Journalism, Dean of Girls
Miss Edna Wilcox
American Literatu'c 1, 2Second Sentente Sta
Back: Bill Donels, Sfevo Howell, Jim Ayres, Tom Anderson, Ed Epstein. Second: Peg Lee, Mrs. Whitney, Lory Linder, Mike Taft, Jan Severson,
Jack Nordykc, Hr Sands, Martha Strand. Front: Margie Gibbs, Mary Ann Schweitzer, Judy Simpson, Barb Sands Ed Kuhl, Doug Rogers, Carole Walsh.
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The Ames High School Web, written and edited by
the journalism class, appears in the Ames Daily Tribune
each Wednesday during the school year. The Web ad-
vertises, records, and interprets Ames High activities to
the community—helping to maintain the finest type of
school morals is one of its prime functions.
The 14 members of the first semester staff and the
21 members of the second semester group worked hard
to make the paper accurate, up-to-the-minute, and lively.
Teacher of the class in journalism and staff adviser is
Mrs. Charlotte Whitney.
'pifidt Se fte4tc%
Back: Linda Roach, Alice Andre, Richard Ratterree,
Nancy Anderson, Sandy Pererscn. Third: Barb
Gowan, Ann Easton, Judy Rah, Sherri Wicrscn,
Gayle Bowen. Front: Debby Huntress, Mrs. Whit-
ney, Sharon Grundman, Patt RitlancL
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Sack: Shirley Bailey, Joyce Heald, Karen
Fox, Pam Van Patter, Sue McFarland, Ann
| Kirkham, Vicki Skortman, Alice Andre.
Third: Sandy Gowan, Sharon Wright, Sara
Hlnrichjen, Marion Quinn, Mrs. Whitney,
I Andrea Parks, Sharon Grundman, Caro-
I line Mafterson. Second: Pat Sea row, Shir-
I ley Busch, Pat Carney, Sue Hetzel, Jean-
[ nie Partin, Deanna Isley. Front: Susan
Campbell, Marcia Hledel, Lynda Richards,
Theo Sfrannigan, Margo Dunlap, Judy
Nordin.
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Was the sophomore class hiding a future Shakespeare
or O. Henry in its midst this year? Only time will tell;
but if this is the case, he or she probably belonged to
the sophomore Creative Writing Club. This group, or-
ganized for the first time this year, had as its aims to
improve their style of writing, to learn to give and
receive criticism, and to find satisfaction in spontaneous
writing. To be a member, students must have had in-
terest as well as high grades in English.
Sponsored by the sophomore English teachers, the
club's officers were: Karma Schauer, president; and Ma-
rion Quinn and Jane Andrews, recording chairmen.
Beginning reporters are called "cubs." From this word
Cubs Club got its name.
This organization, composed largely of sophomores
this year, provided background and experience for stu-
dents interested in journalism.
The members spent time and energy in putting out
the first issue of the second semester Web. This was
the cubs' main project.
At their meetings, usually held every other Thurs-
day noon, the 28 cubs were taught the fundamentals
of newspaper writing by their sponsor, Mrs. Charlotte
Whitney.
Officers of the group were Sue McFarland, president;
Pat Carney, vice president; Sue Hetzel, secretary.
Back: Jce Picken, Bob Ocst, Bruce Wood ,
John Walkup, Mike Nickcy, Mark Wat on,
Rein Sara I. Second: Karma Schaucr, Alivon
Shepherd, Karen Fox, Maureen McVickcr,
Jackie Matusciki, Jcannie Partin. Front:
Marcia Hiedel, Lynda Richard , Marion
Quinn, Bov Novak, Deanna l ley, Peggy
Billings.
27Back: Mr . Dickinson, laurel Hanway, Sandy Mclntoih, Cindy Shockcy, Sandy Peterson, Marion Quinn, Karen Skarshaug, Jar ct lubsen, Marilyn
Blaess, Sherri Wierson, Bev Novak, Andrea Parks, Carmen Catron. Front: Paulette Hatasaki, Lynda Richards, lissa Hall, Peg Lee, Carole Walsh.
Nancy Neal, Karen M. Anderson, Sharon Grundman, Judy Nordin.
dit itvuf Cu 'WtetK enA Senve Studente and 7eac6e%e
The Ames High Library Club, under the super-
vision of Mrs. Elizabeth Dickenson, met each Wed-
nesday noon in the library.
Lessons covering the many phases of work for
which the girls would be responsible were studied.
The duties of the girls in charge of the desk were
shelving of books and magazines, making overdue
notices, aiding students in locating reference ma-
terials, and preparing bibliographies for teachers.
Each girl was required to work in the library
two periods a week and at the same time maintain
passing grades.
Sherri Wierson, president, and Judy Sawyer, sec-
retary, led the group first semester. Sandy Peterson,
president, and Carmen Catron, secretary, served as
second semester officers.
Mrs. Dickenson feels that the members of library
club are giving a service to their fellow students and
to their teachers.
The advantage of learning to debate is that it
teaches one to argue logically. At the weekly meet-
ings, activities centered around debate, discussion,
and extemporaneous speaking’. This was how mem-
bers prepared for participation in interscholastic
speech tournaments and debate meets which were
sponsored by the Iowa High School Forensic League
throughout the year. Out of town events attended
were the Brinkley Debate and Discussion, Coe Col-
lege Invitational, Fort Dodge Invitational and the
State finals in Iowa City.
Under the direction of Mrs. Garrett, officers were
llo Leppick, president; Karl Fox, vice president; and
Beverly Novak, secretary.
llo leppik and Alison Shepherd prepare their topic for a coming debate.
SfeeecA (?lu fo
Back: Mrs. Garrett, llo leppik, Russell Hageman, Alfred French, Karl Fox. Second: Marion Quinn, Jane Andrews, Lois Knutson, Deanna Islcy. Front:
Alison Shepherd, Ann Kirkham, Bev Novak.Spatted, @lotA
Back: Gerald Kutish, Steve Henderson, Richard Milk.
Third: Mary Jane Walsh, Sarvdra McIntosh, JcAnn
Daniels, Carol Hostetler, Dee Rasmussen, Miss Rob-
ert . Paulette Hatasaki. Second: Lory Linder. Vickie
Skortman, Karen Fox, Betty Winton, Sherrie Young,
Marcia Heidel. Front: Darla Hanlin, Sharon Wright,
Barb Wilcox, Marlene Kuhl, Pam Cole, Judy Warren.
7 cutyecaye (plutid. OiycuttjecC 07 td tyean
The purpose of Spanish Club, newly organized un-
der the sponsorship of Miss Sharon Roberts, was to
study not only the language but also the cultural as-
pects of Spanish-speaking countries. Invited to many of
the bi-monthly meetings were guest speakers, some
of them Spanish-speaking students at Iowa State Col-
lege. Members of this group must have been in one
of the Spanish classes.
Officers were Steve Henderson, president; Lory Lin-
der, vice president; Carole Hostetter, secretary; and Vicki
Skortman, treasurer-program chairman.
Those students enrolled in one of the French classes
who were interested in France and the French language
were invited to join the French Club. The purpose of the
club was to better understand France and its people
through the use of books, magazines, records, goest
speakers, and films. Sponsor of this club, which was
one of the new ones this year, was Mrs. Billie Alexander.
Officers were Pat Carney, president; Marilyn Runlap,
vice president; Judy Rice, secretary-treasurer; and Beth
Strand and Maureen McVicker, program chairmen.
'pitted
Back: Carole Walth, Kri Manning, Joyce
Heald, Pam Eckhoff, Bob Nickerson, Rus-
sell Hageman, Bill Davey, Karen Whee-
lock, Sheila Porter, Jan Ustrud, Pat Carney.
Third: Susie Dickie, Judy Rice, Sally How-
ard, Linda Roach, Mary McComb, Sara Hin-
riehsen, Linda Martin, Janet Miller, Mari-
lyn Dunlap, Ann Webb, Gretchen Orr.
Second: Margie Gibbs, Beth Ann Scholtcs,
Elinor Lillie, Janet Lubsen, Peggy Caf-
ferty, Margie McCay, Juanita Severson,
Karen Gunn, Susan Humphrey, Jcannie
Partin, Mrs. Alexander. Front: Karen Mul-
lica, Jean Abbott, Vicky Kirkham, Susie
Reed, Maureen McVicker, Becky McBride,
Beth Strand, Barb Calhoon, Donna Eth-
ington.
30Miss Dorothea Gienger
Vocational Homcmaking 3, 4
George MacBride
Woodworking 1, 2
James Overturf
Bookkeeping 1, 2, Distributive
Education and Practices
Leonard Bengston
General Metal . Electronics.
Auto Mechanics
Miss Madaiene Canvin
Personal Typewriting, Begin
ning Stenography
Miss Dorothy Dehamer
Stenography 1, 2, 3, 4
Owen Shadle
Counselor, Work Experience
and Cooperative Training Co-
ordinator.
Gerald Sielert
Driver Training, Audio-Visual
Aids
Edwin Stone
Mechanical Drawing 1, 2, 3, 4,
Driver Training
Miss Betty Trout
Vocational Homemaking 1, 2
Walter Wood
Applied Math, Business Arith-
metic, Mechanical Drawing 1, 2
32Sack: Lynn Christian, Glen Cafferty, Virgil Phares, Larry Akin, Mr. Overturf. Front: Marilyn Stephens, Pat
Creel, Winifred Hudspith, Charlotte Clapp, Bonny Luther.
z .se
A local organization of the
Distributive Education Clubs of
America, known as D.E.C.A.,
was started in Ames High this
year in connection with the co-
operative training program. Stu-
dents enrolled in co-op and dis-
tributive education classes were
members.
D.E.C.A. seeks to encourage
group participation, leadership
development, and career study.
Officers this year were Win-
ifred Hudspith, president; Bon-
ny Luther, vice president; and
Pat Creel, secretary. Sponsor
was Mr. James Overturf.
S‘Tteeoief Oxfancied
Student Ofrenate Squtfruteut
Left to right: Ron Fodcrbcrg, Darrell Ball, Norman Iverson, Mr. Sielerl, Richard Milk,
Ron Moses.
Students are always pleased when they learn
that they will see a movie in one of their
classes. It is the job of the members of the
Film Operators Club to make sure that a pro-
jector and screen are In the right room at the
right time.
Mr. Sielert, sponsor, trains all members in
the care and use of equipment.
President of the group this year was Darrell
Ball.une. 'Pco tte KCi6e 4.
s4 h uc4.
"One of the most valuable things I gained from the national
F.H.A. convention was the chance to meet girls from other states,
Puerto Rico, and Hawaii who attended," said Jo Boston in tell-
ing of her experiences at the convention in Kansas City as a
state officer. She brought back many ideas on possible careers
in home economics, on the organization of the high school
F.H.A. group, and on how to do things in .private life. The motto
of F.H.A., which expresses the purpose, is to "learn to live
better today in order that our lives and those of our families
may be better tomorrow."
Four of this year's officers were: Sharon Lewis, president;
Lissa Hall, vice president; and Judy Sawyer, secretary-treasurer.
Above left: Selling cherry pie was one of the F.H.A. projects.
Left: Clarke and Lee bought pic after a basketball game.
Back: Janet Deal, Carolyn Barber, Sally Scheuermann, Linda Williams, Lynn De-
Moss, Molly McGuire, Linda Harris. Marla Peterson. Third: Pat Cart, Pam Owing .
Julie Blacss, Ruth Zea, Michele Moore, Nancy Carr, Bonnie Hoover. Second: Marsha
Lake, Joyce Graham, Judy Keigley, Carolyn Cox, Kathryn Wilkin, Sharon Lewis,
Karen Shockley, Sharcyi Flora, Miss Trout. Front: Karen Randles, Jo Boston, Pat
Emory, Donna Nelson, Lissa Hall, Jean Abbott.Mrs. Betty Grubb
Geometry 1, 2, Algebra 1. 2
Dale Hiedemah
Geometry 1, 2. Algebra 3,
Analytic Geometry
James Jones
Phyjic 1, 2
Richard Trump
Biology 1, 2
Science .
36
Mr. Hicdcman relaxes with other teachers at a Christmas
tea sponsored by the home cc department.B ck: Pat Patterson, Dave Morion, Bob Oest, Mike Nickey, Dick Kelso, llo Leppik, Mark Batson, Rein Saral. Second: Jack Morris, Mr. Sturtevant, Terry
Hurlbut, Alfred French, Dudley Chittenden, Russell Hageman, Ed Bargfield. Front: Bob Stephenson, Norman Zobcr, David Maxwell, Doug Olson,
Wayne Paulson, Ron Moses, Mike Hartley.
Science. cutcC l cuUa (?£u TTtetttflenc
Dc “i ececvtcA. cuuC 'P'uxjecte
Although they met together every Monday eve-
ning during the year, the Radio Club and the Sci-
ence Club were separate organizations. The Radio
Club, sponsored by Mr. Jim Jones, was mainly con-
cerned in the design and construction of radio re-
I ceivers and transmitters. The officers of this club
were: Dave Morton, president; Dudley Chittenden,
vice president; and Dick Kelso, secretary-treasurer.
I The Science Club, sponsored by Mr. Floyd Sturte-
vant, provided opportunities to conduct research and
carry out individual projects in general science. Offi-
cers of this club were: Ron Moses, president; Ber-
nice Black, vice president; Charlene Anderson, sec-
retary; and llo Leppik, treasurer.
s
Clair Abbott
World History 1, 2, American
History 1, 2
Hi Covey
Economic . Sociology
Mrs. Kay Garrett
American Hijtory 1, 2
Wallace Linn
American History 1, 2
Kenneth Page
American Government, Sociol-
ogy, American History
Social Studies
Patt Ritland, Linda
Faust, Dave Keller and
Anne Judge were
members of the jury
at the annual Court
Day held in Nevada
for Story County sen-
iors.
39Lelano Allison
Art 1. 2, 3. 4, 5. 6
Wayne Cross
Vocal Music
Richard Day
Band
Douglass Engelhardt
Orchestra
Robert Hamilton
Dramatics and Speech
'pine s4rt y
"Seventy-six trombones . .
The hour is early, but band members are hard at work.Back: Penney Welling, JoAnn Daniels, Pam Cole, Jeannic Partin, Margie Walsh, Jan Usfrud, Dave Keller, Karen Rogncss, Ann Thompson, Bruce
Sfcbbins, Marsha Lake, Sandy Peterson, Marilyn Blacss, Linda Hawkins, Karlyn Peterson, Karen Erickson, Carole Hostetter. Fourth: Chuck Boast. Judy
Elliott, Steve Henderson, Terry Hurlbut, Roger Smiley, Margie McCay, Larry Sprague, Ron Jones, Dick Kelso, Norman Iverson, Steve Dreeszen,
Dave Spatcher, Alfred French, Earl Holtz, Richard Fear, Jerry Jones, Virginia Ellis, Roger Hedrick, Gretchen Wildman. Third: Sandy Gowan, Margo
Dunlap, Becky Simmering, Pat Kelley, Mary White, Jim E. Kelley, Karma Schauer, Mike Disque, Dave Houser, Nancy Hegland, Jim Wiener, Tom
Erskinc, Richard Evans, L. J. Skcie, Don Sielert, Jerry Clark, Chuck Dodge, Dean Busby, Phyl Peyton, Gretchen Orr, Ken Torrey. Second: Becky
McBride, John Walkup, Jim Ayres, Karen Gunn, Cindy Shockey, Robert Stephenson, Wayne Paulson, Joyce Hcald, Juanita Severson. Marion Quinn,
Karen Wheelock, Charlene Anderson, Lynda Martin, Joan Holtz, Donna Hicks. Front: Barb Buckwald, Vicky Kirkham, Diane Tripp, Carol Vogt, Janet
Miller, Ann Fields, Mary McComb, Bernice Black, Mr. Day.
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Sand
Loft to right: Steve Henderson, Jim Ayres, Earl Holtz, Mary McComb, Mr. Day.
The early birds of Ames High are the
members of the Ames High band, starting
practice daily at 7:50 a.m.
Gretchen Wildman, a junior trombonist, was
the featured soloist for the annual spring con-
cert on March 20. The Tri-City Festival, which
includes Ames, Webster City and Fort Dodge,
was held at Fort Dodge on April 7. Mr. Lu-
cien Caillist, prominent composer and arrang-
er, was the guest conductor. The -band also
played at assemblies for Welch Junior High
and the high school.
One of the highlights at the football games
was the half-time entertainment provided by
the marching band.
Officers guiding the band were Earl Holtz,
president; Jim Ayres, vice president; Mary
McComb, secretary-treasurer; and Steve
Henderson, librarian. Mr. Richard Day di-
rected.
Adding a touch of jive to pep rallies and
the basketball games was the pep band,
with student directors Dave Keller and Jim
E. Kelley.Above: A satellite orbit during a halftime perform
Left: Majorettes get ready for a show.
Above: Cover your knees, Linda and Marilyn. It's cold outl
Left: Got everything, Penney?Rock: Deanna Crowley, Bruce Stcbbinj, Elaine Smith, Tom Andcrvon, Sue Hetzel, Sally Howard, fourth: Karma Schauer, Jim Wiener, Roger Hedric».
Ron Jones. Third: Joyce Hoald, Phyllis Peylon, Charles Dodge, Judy Elliott, Vicky Kirkham, Becky McBride, Gretchen Orr, Ken Torrey. Second: llene
Wardle, Virginia Ellis, Mary Ellen Farley, Deanna Isley, Donna Hicks, Bernice Black, Carol Vogt, Barbara North, Katie Bappe, Torn Buchholtz. Mary
Schwartz, Pam Owings. First: Judy Simpson, Sue Englehorn, Lars Laslett, Alison Shepherd, Lynda Richards, Margaret Shrader, Janice Meier, Tom
Timm. Front: Mr. Engelhard!.
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"Pofiui i TtCuatc
0OUHCil
Rock: Lars laslett. Sue Englehorn, Mr. Engelhard!. Front: Tom Timm,
Margaret Shrader, llcno Wardle, Janice Meier.
During sixth period often the music being played by
the orchestra comes drifting out through the registers into
each classroom. Anyone who has a background on a musi-
cal instrument and the desire to play is eligible to belong
to this group. The purpose was to provide members with
experience in the performance of orchestral literature-
classical, modern, and popular. Performances, held under
the direction of Mr. Engelhardt, were at the mid-winter
concert, the Pops Concert in the spring, and at one of
the assemblies. Money-making projects were the sale of
book covers and candy.
Officers were: Tom Timm, president; Janice Meier, sec-
retary-treasurer; llene Wrdle, vice president; and Sue En-
glehorn and Lars Laslett, librarians.
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Judy Sampson, Sue Englehorn, Grefchen Wildman, Tom
Timm, Nancy Anderson and Sally Howard were mem-
bers of the string ensemble which played for dinner
programs and other functions.
Making up the string trio were llene Wardle, violin, Margaret
Shrader, viola, and Pam Owings, cello.
Calm down, Jim, rehearsal is ready to start.
Selling a book cover to Mark Watson are Margaret Shrader and Janice Meier.Back: Mark Anderson, Tom Gray, Jim McCullough, Leo Scheuermann, Jim Kelley, Mike Biery, Dave Bork, Tom Timm, Earl Holtz, Steve Carr, Carey
Poole, Jerry Clarke, Steve Henderson. 4th row: Norman Iverson, Roger Smiley, L. J. Skeie. Chuck Griffin, Dick Arthur, Jon Anderson, Bill
Nelson, Dave Keller, Tom Brayton, Ron Jones, Dallas Wall, Nancy Anderson. 3rd row: Mr. Cross, Gar Smith, Mary Ellen Farley, Judy Rah, Ellen
Packer, Judy Simpson, Janice Meier, Margaret Gibbs, Judy Keigley, Sharon Guy, Linda Roach, Janice Ustrud. Martha Howe. 2nd row: Jim
Piper, Susan Englehorn, Pat Trow, Judy Elliott, Jean Abbott, Julie McGuire, Karen Rogncss. Sally Howard, Karen Gunn, Barb Hoover, Patt
Ritland. 1st row: Rita Bappc, Karen Randles, Sandy Scheuermann, Linda Burton, Jo Boston, Diane Tripp, Grefchen Wildman, Carol Black, Judy
Sawyer, Ann Sargent.
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A select group of junior and senior voices comprises
the Ames a cappella choir.
Wayne Cross, director, chooses members on the
basis of their singing ability and cooperative attitude.
The choir sings at all school vocal concerts and for
many outside groups. This calls for a wide repertoire of
music. The group sang such songs as "How Lovely
Is Thy Dwelling Place" by Brahms and "Hallelujah
Chorus" by Handel.
Tom Gray, president; Judy Simpson, vice president;
Judy Rah, secretary-treasurer; Steve Carr, librarian;
and Jean Abbott and Lee Scheuermann, robekeepers,
were the leaders of the choir.
Singers who performed at the All-State Festival on
November 29 at the KRNT Theatre in Des Moines were
Margaret Gibbs, Ellen Packer, Carey Poole, Jim Kelley,
Rita Bappe, Linda- Roach, Steve Henderson, Norman
Iverson, Mark Anderson, Nancy Anderson, Sue Engle-
horn and Earl Holtz.
Although the units of the mixed choruses, sopho-
more and junior-senior practice as separate groups,
they always sing together in public appearances.
The combined choruses sang for the Christmas pro-
gram and Friendship Week. They participated in the
annual Spring Concert.
Dave Chipman, president; Penney Welling, secretary-
treasurer; Howard Judge, librarian; Sheila Porter and
Steve Busch, robekeepers, headed the junior-senior
mixed chorus.
The sophomore officers were Ann fields, president;
JoAnn Daniels, secretary-treasurer; Daye Childs, librari-
an; Tom Buchholtz and Kris Manning, robekeepers.
46Sack: Mr. Cross. Aaron King, Charles Boas», Terry Hurlburt, Don Davidson, Don Sielert, Alfred French, Doug Sampson, Pa» Kelley, Tom Pumroy,
Bob Van Scoy. 4th: Bob Young, Norman Eckard, Jim Brown, Tom Ly»»le, Roger Hedrick, Dick Lofgren, Mark Wa»son, Tom Buchholtz, Mike Cox,
Dave Childs. 3rd: Wayne Paulson, Molly McGuire, Sandy Gowan, Mary Dresser, Toni Lyt»le, Jo Anne Daniels, Kris Manning, Mary Armstrong, Ann
Fields, Pam Eckoff. 2nd: Marianne Meads, Richard Evens, Donna Ethington, Jayannc Ferguson, Nancy Hegland, Joylenc Prescot», Karen Erickson,
Marsha Lake, Kathryn Wilkin, Elaine Smith, Kathy Guy, Nancy Smalling. Front: Carolyn Co, Bov Novae, Karen Battles, Marjie Handeland, Mary Kay
Rienberger, Karen Colletti, Sara Malone, Karen Skarshaug, Shirley Bailey, Carol Strachle, Shirley Busch, Judy Warren.
TtCixect
Back: Bill Bishop. Pat Patterson, Dennis Erickson, Eliz Sands, Barb Sands, IIIo Leppick, Steve Busch, Jule Vilmont. 3rd: Howard Judge, Betty
Schrampfer, Dave Chipman, Anne Gunderson, Mark Lunde, Jane Vandecar, Mr. Cross. 2nd: Beth Bcman, Linda Hawkins, Sheila Porter, Barb
Dahlberg, Lfnette Martin, Barb Calhoun, Penney Welling, Linda Anderson. Front: Jo Hiserote, Donna Erickson, Lissa Hall, Karyn Mullica, Nancy
Bowen, Carol Banks, Joan Holtz.Back: Barb Sands, Sue McFarland, Toni Lyttle, Molly McGuire, JoAnne Daniels, Mary Armstrong, Karen Collett!, Kris Manning, Mary Dresser.
Sandy Gowan, Mr. Cross. 4th: Kathryn Wilkin, Karen Wcstvold, Ruth Zca, Anne Gunderson, Sandy McIntosh, Pat Cart, Virginia Schumer, Ann
Fields, Pame Eckoff, Marilyn Blaess, Marie Handel. 3rd: Edith Larsen, Sharon Hibbs, Elaine Foderburg, Bobbi Moore, Judy Kooser. Joyce Gra-
ham, Judy Burton, Sara Malone, Karen Skarshaug, Mary Reinbcrgcr. 2nd: Donna Ethington, Nancy Hcgland, Joyannc Ferguson, Donna Nelson.
Barbara Calhoun, Joylenc Prescott, Marsha Lake, Janet Sills, Karen Erickson. Judy Warren, Kathy Guy. 1st: Betsy Peterson, Shirley Bailey, Carol
Straehle, Elaine Smith, Karen Battles, Diana Schultz, Marianne Meads, Bev Novak, Shirley Busch, Carolyn Co .
tpcntd' tyCee
Back: Donna Hicks, Glenda Thompson, Marlene Kuhl, Patty Dahm, Darla Hanlin, Allison Shepherd, Jean Hensing, Margie Hillyard, Jo Linder,
Sandy Mickelson, Linda Ballard. 4th: Mr. Cross, Sharon Johnson, Claudette Villwock, Julie Blaess, Juanita Severson, Carolyn Barber, Jane Vande-
car, Marlis Bchrend, Betty Schrampfer, Peggy Steil, Eliz Sands. 3rd: Aundrea Foreman, Mary Jane Walsh, Linda Anderson, Joan Holtz, Jo Hiserofc,
Linda Hawkins, Marcia Rcnch, Martha Judge, Pat Hildebrand, Barb Wilcox, Emily Laslett, Nancy Bowen. 2nd: Virginia Bender, Joyce Herrick,
Pam Cole, Beverly James, Leann Halterman, Susan Campbell, Paulette Hatasaki, Margo Dunlap, Delores Brown, Carol Neilsen, Bonnie Hoover,
Nancy Carr. 1st: Nancy Ball, Peggy Caffcrty, Susie Dickie, Marla Peterson, Karyn Mullica, Penney Welling, Carol Banks, Bonnie Kloppenborg,
Karen Shockley, Linctte Martin, Michelle Moore.Bad: Mr. Cross, Bill 8ishop, Dennis Erickson, Mark lunde, Jim E. Kelley, Dave Bork, Tom Timm, Earl Holtz, Carey Poole, Jerry Clark. 4th:
Jim Hatch, John Hawk, Roger Smiley Dick Arthur, Larry Skeie. Jon Anderson, Bill Nelson, Tom Brayfon, Steve Henderson. 3rd: Norman Eckhard,
Terry Hurlbut, Lee Scheuermann, Gar Smith, Norman Iverson, Jim Piper, Tom Pumroy, Dick Lofgren, Tom Buchholtz. 2nd: Charles Boast, Don
Sielert Bob Young, Joe Picken, Pat Kelley, Wayne Paulson, Don Davidson, Richard Evans. Isf: John Walkup, Tom Lyttle, Roger Hedrick, llo
Leppick, Pat Patterson, Mark Watson, Howard Judge.
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Those girls who wished to be in a singing group
were invited to join one of the four Girls' Glee Clubs.
Various kinds of music were sung to widen the girls'
acquaintance with music. These periods were arranged
in such a manner that almost any girl would find a time
that suited her. The four groups combined to sing at
jj many public performances, some of which were the
Christmas and spring programs. Friendship Week, and
Baccalaureate. Presidents were Marilyn Blaess, Karyn
Mullica, Mary Jane Walsh, and Mary Dresser.
For those boys who had the desire to sing simply
for the enjoyment of it, there were three Boys' Glee
Clubs. These different clubs met at various times so
that any boy could find time that would fit into his
schedule. For any public performance, all three Glee
Clubs combined into one big group. The boys sang at
the Christmas program, the spring program, and on
various other occasions. Presidents of two of the groups
were John Walkup and
49Tttcctic,
'Wfcozte.
"Wtuatc
Junior sextet members Rita Bappc, Karon Randles, Jo Bos-
ton, Diane Tripp, Sharon Guy and Joan Holtz, with Sally
Howard at the piano.
Carey Poole, Bill Nelson, Earl Holtz, Roger Smiley, Tom
Gray and Dkk Arthur were part of the senior octet.
Two-thirds of the senior sextet: Judy Rah, Linda Roach,
Martha Howe, and Janice Meier. Mr. Cross at the piano.
Mr. Cross directs a dvoir rehearsal.
Back: Eleanor Applegate, Beth Ann Reno, Mary Ann Tuttle, Marion Quinn, JoAnn Daniels, Barb Wilcox, Karen Colctti, Sandy Mickelson. 4th:
Jim McGinnis, Bob Nickerson, Stewart Cott, Maureen McVicker, Laurel Hanway, Glenda Thompson, Mr. Hamilton. 3rd: Caroline Mattcrson, Vickie
Skortman, Susan Bothell. Judy Hutchison, Sue Otis, Sandy Gowan, Carolyn Burnham, Diane DeVaul. 2nd: Sue Rice, Carol Ncilson, Jayanne Fer-
guson, Marcia Heidel, Pat Sclarow, Bonnie Hoover, Linda Harris, Nancy Carr. 1st: Alice Bancroft, Kathy Guy, Shirley Busch, Beverly Novak, Carolyn
Cox, Lynda Hockman, Judy Warren, Marlene Kierfzner.
'Drama
Back: Jean Hensing, Sara Malone, Martha Judge, Mary Dresser, Peggy Cafferty, Pat Dahm, Darla Hanlin, Margie Gibbs. 4th: Pam Cole, Kris Manning,
Pam Van Patter, Jon Anderson, Jerry Tow, Marlene Kuhl, Shirley Bailey. 3rd: Pat Hildebrand, Karen Battles, Susie Dicke, Theo Strannigan, Sharon
Wright, Nancy Smalling, Carol Strahle, Betty Winfon. 2nd: Mary Jane Walsh, Joy Prescott, Michelle Moore, Joanic Makclbust, Deanna Iscly,
Donna Ehtingfon, Susan Campbell, Mary Quinn. 1st: Bill Miller, Joyce Herrick, Mary Quinn, Mr. Hamilton, Karen Erickson, Marcia Rcnch,
Pat Trow.Bock: Carol Brindley, Karen Gunn, Mary Garner, Charlene Anderson, Lori Linder, Pat Trow, Linda Hawkins, Peg Steil, Sherri Wierson. 4th:
John Carter, Tom Smith, Yvonne Barton, Ann Sargent, Sandy Peterson, Ann Thompson, Pat Botsford, Jane Vandecar. 3rd: Carol Vogt, Susan
Humphrey, Lani Kund, Mary Ann Schweitzer, Ann Webb, Sue Hetzel, Sheila Porter, Margie Walsh, Jo Hiserote. 2nd: Carmen Catron, Pat Ritland.
Karlyn Peterson, Rosalie Larson, Carole Walsh, Peg Lee, Martha Strand, Fran McTaguc. 1st: Linda Miller, Judy Elliott, Alice Paulson, Pat Carney,
Mr. Hamilton, Marilyn Dunlap, Beth Strand, Judy Kooser, Donna Shipley.
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and Ti tAe flotcuteef
Nancy Smalling, Jim Bates, Jon Anderson, Jim Hatch, Linda Martin, Carol Brindley, Beth Strand, and Tom Pumroy appeared in the nativity scene
of the Christmas play, "The Wise Men's Journey."Mortimor Brewster played by Norman Iverson, discovers
an arsenic victim.
fV'MetUc
Abby Brewster Sue Hetzel
Rev. Dr. Harper Bob Nickerson
Teddy Brewster John Walkup
Officer Brophy Bill Dallman
Officer Klein ... ... Mark Stenson
Martha Brev ster Lani Kuhl
Elaine Harper Peg Lee
Mortimor Brewster Norman Iverson
Mr. Gibbs Jim Alexander
Jonathat Brewster Ed Epstein
Dr. Einstein Bill Miller
Officer O'Hara Bruce Stebbins
Lieutenant Rooney Jerry Rogers
Mr. Witherspoon Steve Grooms
Fiendish Jonathan 8rewster is ready with a rope for Mortimor Brewster while
his accomplice. Dr. Einstein, holds the victim's attention.
Bock: Mike Disque, Kent Cooper, Bob Larson, Norman Eckard, Bill McGowan, Jim Cowan, Jim Hatch, TomPumroy, Chuck Boast, Alfred French,
Gordon Eggleton, Vern Tiftun. 3rd: Blaine Zcnor, Mark Stenson, Bruce Stebbins, Bill Dallman, Jerry Rogers, Ed Epstein, Bill Miller, Norman Iver-
son, Peg Lee, Sue Hetzel, Steve Grooms, John Walkup, Lani Kuhcl, Bob Nickerson, Jim Alexander. 2nd: Darla Hanlin, Peggy Cafferty, Sue Otis,
Aargy Gibbs. Pat Trow, Stewart Colt, Charlene Anderson, Mr. Hamilton, Martha Strand, Marcia Hcidcl, Shirley Bailey, Rosalie Larson, Karen Gunn,
Glenda Thompson, John Carter. 1st: Sheila Porter, Tom Smith, Beth Strand, Ann Thompson, Doug Olsen, Ann Sargent, Linda Hawkins, Peggy
Steil, Sandy Peterson, Karlyn Peterson, Martha Judge, Pat Carney, Donna Shipley.Oscar Ourth
Tennis Coach, Athletic
Treasurer
Raymond Smalling
Baseball Coach, Boys' P.E.
Cecil Spatcher
Assistant Football and Track
Coach, Reserve Basketball
Coach
Hiram Covey
Varsity Track, Sophomore
Basketball, Assistant Foot
ball Coach
Wallace Linn
Head Basketball Coach, Golf
Coach, Assistant Football
Coach
Mrs. Carol Lockhart
Girls' P.E.
Kenneth Wells
Athletic Director, Head Foot-
ball Coach, Assistant Bas-
ketball and Track Coach
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55
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Bock: Jackie Matuscski, Margie Handeland, Carol Straehle, Sharon Guy, Gayle Bowen. 4th: Jean Hen -
ing, Alice Andre, Peggy Steil, Betty Schrampfcr. 3rd: Janice Ustrud, Sue McFarland, Becky McBride,
Jean Abbott, Kathy Guy. 2nd: Sue Rice, Pat Catron, Betjy Peterson, Beverly Novak. Front: Susan Bothell,
Barb Gowan, Mrs. Lockhart, Bonnie Hazel, Marcia Hcidcl.
s4t £ettc
(?afcHet
Left to Right: Joan Holtz, Mary Garner, Ann Hensing, Mrs. Lockhart, and
Shelley Ebel listen as Barb Gowan explains new G.A.A. rules.
"A sound mind in a sound body" is an old
Greek philosophy that is as good today as it was
then. Our classes of geometry, English, and
chemistry are the means to a sound mind, and
the Girls Athletic Association, best known as
G.A.A., helps provide the sound body to carry out
this axiom. Open to every girl in senior high,
G.A.A. tries to develop the spirit of playing a
game and provides a means for keeping the
body in top physical shape.
Every Monday and Wednesday night this year
the gym was open for the girls, and Mrs. Carol
Lockhart supervised them in major and minor
sports.Back: Steve Strand, Dick Allen, Dick Arthur, Mike Van Scoy, Blaine Zenor. 3rd: Dean Hunziker, Jim
Weiner, Kerry Van Winkle, Adrian Hull. Dave Coe. 2nd: Jan Severson, Mike Nickey, Dave Spatcher, Bob
Pasley. Front: Clem Sevde, Larry Kraft, Mr. Smalling, Roger Smiley, Doug Sampson.
‘Irtfritutuvuzl e ettt o t
"Athletics for all" was the aim of Ames High intra-
murals. Intramurals between the twenty-four home-
rooms of Ames High are planned primarily for boys
not taking part in varsity sports. However, any boy
in Ames High was eligible for intramurals provided he
had not won an "A" in the sport or was a member of the
sophomore, reserve or varsity teams.
Homeroom competition fell in three leagues: senior,
junior and sophomore. Each homeroom played in its
own division. A variety of sports, individual and team,
were offered to the boys, who were represented by
their homeroom captains on the intramural council.
57Back: Sancy Peterson, Barb Wilcox, Dallas Wall. Center:
Sherri Wierson, Jackie Matuseski, Mary Jane Walsh,
Linda Roach. Front: Sue Mendon, Mary Reinberger, Pat
Catron.
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Right: "What'll we do next?" Varsity cheerleaders
confer during pep assembly.
Below: Black, orange, orange, black, Ames High fights
back. FIGHT!"Back: Sara Hinricheson, Charlotte Clapp, Joyce West, Nartcyne Mettlin, Marilyn Blacss, Peg Steil, Martha Fisher, Judy Fryer Phyllis Burroughs.
Winnie Hudspith. 5th: Miss DcHamcr, Pat Botsford, Linda Roach, Bernice Black, Sylvia Pinnell, Sandy Peterson, Ann Hensing, Betty Schrampfer,
Sandy McIntosh, Ann Thompson, Sue Englehorn. 4th: Pat Sucher, Sandi Scheuermann, Pat Soy, Debby Huntress, Anne Easton. Judy Rah, Mar.
Schweitzer, Martha Howe, Barb Dahlbcrg, Pat Trow, Elinor Lillie. 3rd: Ellen Packer, Julie McGuire, Gayle Bowen, Judy Nordin, Pat Catron Judi
Dahl, Sharon Grundman, Sandy Richardson, Lissa Hall, Phyl Peyton, Martha Marks. 2nd: Fran McTague, Sally Ballard, Barb Gowan, Mary Lee.
Anne Judge, Shelley Ebcl, Karlyn Peterson, Sherri Wierson, Lory Linder, Linda Hawkins, Barb Hoover. ?sf: Karen M. Anderson, Patf Ritland Jackie
McDonald, Ruby Paulson, Janice Meier, Beth Beman, Barb Reilly, Margie Gibbs, Kathleen Melampy.
'7'linety-Seven Senior in “Pefr
The girls dressed in black skirts and blouses or sweaters with
orange jackets on game days are the members of the Pep Club.
Any senior girl who has passing grades in three subjects may
join the club. This year 97 girls took active part in the organization,
headed by Martha Howe, president, Mary Lee, vice president,
Anne Easton, secretary, Janet Sills, treasurer, and Miss Dorothy
DeHamer, sponsor.
It is the function of the Pep Club to add spirit to all athletic
contests. Members also take part in pre-game and half-time
activities. The marching unit performed with the marching band
during football games. Ushers take tickets and help spectators
find their seats.
A car wash and bake sale were among the money-making
projects which helped to pay for trips to the Burlington football
game and the Newton basketball game.
Left: Pep Club members take part in an outside pep assembly during the football
season.Sack: Sharon lewis, Ann Farbcr, Carol Brindley, Mary McComb, Alice Andre.
Sth: Judy Simpson, Ann Gunderson, Barb Sands, Liz Sands, Nancy Anderson.
•1 th: Anita Kelly, Sandy Stephenson, Janet Sills, Betty Sydncs, Jo Beach.
3rd: Linda Faust, Linda Burton, Darlene Fatland, Martha Strand, Peg Lee.
2nd: Carole Walsh, Bonnie Hazel, Karen K. Anderson, Sharon Nelson, Sandy
Nelson. 1st: Judy Rice, Kathy Bender, Barb Calhoon, Pat Creel.
0ouKCtC 'Ptcutd' s4ctcuttce
Back.- Barb Gowan Anne Easton, Gayle Bowen, Mary Lee, Shelley Ebel. 3rd: Ann Hensing, Peg Steil, Martha Howe, Ann Thompson. 2nd: Anne
Judge. Sherri Wierson, Miss DeHamer, Betty Schrempfer. Alice Andre. 1st: Janet Sills, Debby Huntress, Martha Marks, Lissa Hall, Linda Hawkins.
Back: Tom Scheuermann, Jim Kelley, Steve Busch, Mike McGuire, Steve Rust, Gory Sutton, Steve Howell,
Dale Rouzo. 3rd: Dick Allen, Don Toms, Clarke Paslcy, Steve Carr, Jim McCullough, Tom Timm, Bob
Fisher. 2nd: Mr. Linn, Mr. Covey, Steve Jensen, Ron Jones, Ron Jenkins, Gregg Gammack, Jim Stuart,
Bruce Batman, Ron Alfred, Denny Christopherson, Tim Stine. I it: Tom Brayton, Fred Peake. Pat Klingscis,
Dave Posegate, Darrell Ball, Tom Thomas, Joe Ballon, Ben Cox, Gary Tesdahl. Ron Johnson.
Seale d ec ut
Ames 0 East Sioux City 6
Ames 28 Grinnell 14
Ames 38 14
Ames 21 Oskaloosa 21
Ames 26 West Waterloo 20
Ames 7 Burlington 14
Ames 39 Newton 7
Ames . 63 Boone 12
Ames 14 D.M. Roosevelt 32
'paced
The 1958 Little Cyclones came out on top of the
Central Iowa Conference for the sixth year in a row.
To date, the Little Cyclones have won or tied 29 straight
conference football games.
"Ames High had its toughest, longest schedule that
I've seen," said Coach Kenny Wells.
This year Ames played teams from both sides of
the state on their nine games schedule. The Cyclones
went to the northwestern corner of the state to meet
East Sioux City, and then to the southeast corner to play
their first game with Burlington.
62Back: Ed Epstein, Lee Scheuermann, Bill Draisey, Dave Coe, Dean Hunziker, Bill Donels, Denny Tice,
Ron Busch, Mr. Wells, Mr. Spatchcr. 3rd: Dave Wall, Tom Gray, Steve Burrell. 2nd: Dave Chipman,
Keith Munson, Dave Page, Dave Briley, Mike Cox, Steve Drceszcn, Jim Adams, Jim Thorpe, Gorden
Reno, Jules Vilmonf, Larry Thompson. Ist: Larry Jones, Mickey VonBergen, Gar Smith, Larry Munson,
Doug Rogers, Ron Fain, Jack McGuire, Craig Ritland, L. J. Skeic, Jack Nordyke.
ScAedute
This season the Little Cyclones played several
top rated teams. Des Moines Roosevelt, who was
ranked first in the state, was scored against twice
by Ames. The Cyclones played a particularly
tough Homecoming fame with highly rated West
Waterloo.
The conference, as usual, was rugged this year.
The Oskaloosa team, up for the game, gave the
Cyclones a difficult time. Several times the Cy-
clones had to come from behind.
The team finished the season strong but it
took awhile for them to get going. Wells praised
the team for good spirit and drive.
Back: Jim Stuart, second team CIC; Jim McCullough, first team CIC; Dave
Wall, second team CIC; Tom Gray, honorable mention CIC; Larry Munson,
first team All-State IDPA, first team All-State Jack North, first team CIC;
Gregg Gammack, second team All-State IDPA, fifth team All-State, Jack
North, first team CIC; Mike Cox, third team CIC.Sieve Jemen brings down Boone's Bill Monen.
Ron Fain is finally wrestled to the
ground.
A West Waterloo back attempts an end run in the
Homecoming game.Left: Stove Burrell drops
one against highly rated
East Sioux City.Bock: Mr. Spatchcr, Tom Buchholtz, Mike Twaddle, Bill Draisoy, Jim Taylor. Lorry Breon, Dave Agard.
Marc Adams, Kent Cooper, Mark Watson, Ken Torrey, Dave Childs, Don Davidson, Clem Sevede Bob
Anderson. 2nd: Pat Kelley, Gary Meyers, Roger Hedrick, Gary Clem, Dick Overland, Mike Heubner.
Dick lofgrcn. Bob VanScoy, Jim Bates, John Hagge, Bill Lester, Mike Roberson, Jim Cowan. 1st: Norm
Eckard, Jerry Tow, Mike Nickey, Dave Skci, Darrell Spear, Tom Pumroy, Mike Cadman, Ron Young, Ber-
vinc VanVoorhis, Joe Pickon, Sidney Joseph, Dick Johnson.
Soft6o Hone “Podt
5 cuuC ? “ ec icC
Ames 19 Webster City 0
7 Perry 20
Ames 22 Marshallton 12
21 D. M. East 19
Ames 13 Boone 6
Ames 39 Newton .. .. 13
68
Above right: Three Ames sophomores hitch a ride on a Boone player.
Right: Webster City fries to stop the sophs.Beck: Jack Carr, Mai McGinnes, Gar Smith, Jim Stuart, Dave Pcsegate, Mike Wolf. Front.
Jenjen, Ed Kohl.
Bill Draisey, Gem? West, Steve Burrell, Steve
(fycloKeo {fatu Second in
Second
Ames ..44 Mason City 50 Ames 53 Boone 32
Ames... 49 North D.M. 60 Ames 54 Grinnell 43
Ames... 38 W. Waterloo .... 34 Ames 62 Newton 60
Ames... 55 Newton .48 Ames 53 Marshalltown 61
Ames... 46 Marshalltown .52 Ames 54 Oskaloosa 44
Ames... 51 Oskaloosa .31 Ames 54 Webster City 62
Ames... 83 Nevada 50 Ames 52 Boone 40
Ames.. 36 Roosevelt D.M. 51 Ames 101 Grinnell 58
SeetfoKtU
Ames....67 North D.M ..35 Ames 42 Dowling D.M. 43
This year the Little Cyclones ended up the
season in second position in the Central Iowa
Conference. The team won eight out of ten
of the conference games.
Their non-conference was two wins against
four losses. One of the toughest non-confer-
ence games was against Roosevelt of Des
Moines, which was rated number one in the
state.
Steve Burrell and Gar Smith were elected
co-captains at the end of the season.
69
Conference GamesLeft: Steve Jensen tries to steal a rebound from two
Boone Toreadors.
Below: All eyes arc on Co-Captain Steve Burrell as
he shoots a fadeaway jump.•» »Above left: Gene West snatches another rebound.
Above: Co-Captain Gar Smith breaks through the hoop.
Left: The Little Cyclone bench explodes when the 100th
point drops through.
Below: Smith fires away with an overhead jump.Above: West reaches high for the ball.
Left: A little ballet action interferes
with Ed Kuhl's shot.
Below: The Bobcat is too late to stop
Stuart's shot.
Back: Gary Kirk, Mickey Von Bergen, Dave Chipman, Dean Hunziker, Jim Piper, Kerry Van Winkle, Mike Disque, Mr. Spatcher. Front: Denny Tice.
Mike McGuire, Dave Martin, Steve Rust, Ron Fain, Dave Page, Charles Dahm.
{}cation ‘Vanaitif, TReoenveo
e yui
Ames 48 Boone 41
Ames .45 Marshalltown 46
Ames 26 Newton 47
Ames 46 Marshalltown 39
Ames 41 Newton 39
Ames 55 Webster City . 42
Ames 53 Boone 47
Ames 61 Webster City . 46
The junior varsity reserves also plays practice games
with Gilbert and Story City.
Above left: Dave Martin put in a layup against the Webster City reserves.
Left: Dave Page keeps his eye on Steve Rust's shot.Back: Dave Agard. Mike Cox, Mike Spear, Mike Twaddle, Dick Johnson. Second: Bob VanScoy, Tom Buchholtz, Mike VanScoy. Clem Sevde, Roger Hedrick, Mike
Heubner. First: Mr. Covey. Dave Spatcher, Aaron King, Bob Synhorsf.
Sofe£o une Vtxn ctcf, Z4 et zlC
TQcc ui
Ames 34 Mason City 43
Ames 44 D.M. North 36
Ames . 28 West Waterloo 34
Ames 38 Newton 39
Ames 29 Marshalltown 31
Ames 44 50
Ames 35 Nevada 40
Ames 45 Roosevelt D.M. 49
Ames 51 Boone 34
Ames 53 Grinnell 45
Ames . .. 38 Newton 45
Ames. 46 Marshalltown 58
Ames 43 Oskaloosa 47
Ames .38 Boone 31
Ames. 57 Grinnell . ...56
Dave Agard tries a jump shot against the Newton sophs.
Conference Games letter ‘20itt ten6
ut 'fyevuUty (?tu6
Varsity Club is an athletic honorary to which major
letter winners in any of Ames High's sports belong.
Boys in the club have earned their letters in football,
basketball, track, golf, tennis, or baseball. All new
members are initiated.
Furnishing flowers for the track queen and having
an annual picnic each spring are the activities of Var-
sity Club.
Tom Gray, president; Steve Burrell, vice president;
and Jim McCullough, secretary-treasurer; were offi-
cers this school year.
Above left: Craig Ritland gels ready for Varsity Club initiation.
Left: Varsity Club officers Tom Gray, Jim McCullough, and Steve
Burrell.
Back: Tom Scheuermann, Tim Stine, Steve Rust, Tom Timm, Glen
Caffcrty, Tom Gray, Steve Carr, Jim McCullough, Dave Wall, Steve
Howell. Third: Lee Scheucrman, Denny Tice, Dave Page, Lars Las-
lett, Steve Burrell, Earl Holtz. Mike Taft, Jim Stuart, Clarke Pasley,
Mickey Von Bergen. Second: Steve Dreeszen, Craig Ritland, Joe Bal-
loun, Gary Fcavel, Gary Tcsdahl, Gar Smith, Ron Jones, Doug Rogers,
Ron Fain. Front: Mike Cox, Larry Munson, Jack Ncrdyke, Dave Pose-
gate, Gregg Gammack, Keith Munson, Bill Donels.Abbott,
Stephen K.
HR IC8; H!-Y 3: Moved
from Coronado. Calif., 3.
Akin, Larry R.
HR 108; DECA 3; Drama
I, 2. 3; Hi-Y I. 2. 3
Anderson,
Karen K.
HR 211; Band 3; GR 3;
Pod Club 3; Moved from
Jefferson 3.
Anderson, Karen M.
HR 206: FHA 2; GAA I. 2. 3;
GR I. 2, 3; Rep. 2, 3; Library
Club 3: Pod Club 3; Student
Treas. 3; Moved from Dallas,
Texas, I.
Anderson, Mark A.
HR Ml; Basketball I. 2; Glee
Club I; Choir 3; Debate I, 2;
Hi-Y I. 2. 3. Cab. 2. 3: Chorus
I; Science Club 3; SPIRIT I. 2;
Tennis 2. 3; Track I.
Anderson, Nancy K.
HR 108. Pres. I. 2; Choir 2. 3;
Cubs1 Club 2: GAA I. 2. 3;
Glee Club I; GR I, 2, 3, Cab.
3. Rep. 3; Chorus I, Sec. I;
Orchestra I: Pep Club 3; Sr.
Senate 3: SPIRIT I, Staff 2. 3;
Student Council I, 2.
Anderson, Thomas L.
HR 236; Baseball I. 2. 3. Train-
er I; 8asletball 2. 3; Hi-Y I.
2. 3. Rep. 3; Science Seminar;
Student Council I. 2; Track
1. 2, 3.
Andre, Alice V.
HR 206. VP I, Pres. 3; 8and I.
2; Cubs' Club I. 2. 3 Pres. 2;
Drama I. 2; GAA I, 2, 3. Cab.
2. Officer 2. Rep. 3: GR I. 2. 3.
Rep. I. Cab. 2, 3. Sec. 3; Glee
Club I, Officer I; Palm Club
3; Pep Club 3. Council 3;
SPIRIT I. Staff 2. 3; Student
Council 3.
Arthur, Richard B.
HR III; Glee Club I, 2. 3;
Choir 2. 3; Football I; Hi-Y
I. 2, 3; Intramural Cap. 3;
Chorus I.
Ayres, James L.
HR Ml. Pres. 2; Band I. 2. 3.
VP 3; Firesquad I. 2. 3; Hi-Y
1, 2. 3. Rep. 2; Radio Club;
Sr. Senate 3; SPIRIT Staff 3;
Student Council 2; Track I, 2.
3.
Ball, Darrell C.
HR 206: Film Operator 2. 3;
Football 3; Hi-Y I. 2. 3; Track
2. 3; Moved from country I.
Ballard, Sally J.
HR III. Sec. I; Drama I; FHA
I; GAA I: GR I. 2. 3. Rep. 2;
Glee Club I; Pep Club 3;
SPIRIT I.
Balloun, Joe L.
HR 206: Glee Club I, 2;
Choir 2; Firesquad I. 2.
3; Football 3; Hi-Y I. 2.
3, Rep. I. 3; Chorus 2;
Science Club I. 3: Track
1, 2. 3; Varsity Club I.
2. 3.
Barrie, Ed T.
HR 211: Hi-Y I. 2. 3;
Radio Club I; Science
Club I.
Beach, Joanne L.
HR 206; GR I. 2. 3; Pep
Club 3.
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6
?959
Beman, Beth A.
HR 211. See. 3; FHA I;
Glee Club I. 2, 3; GR I.
2. 3; Chorus I. 2.
Bender,
Kathryn C.
HR 211; GAA 3; GR 2. 3;
Pep Club 3: Moved from
Story City 2.
Black, Bernice
HR 108: Band I. 3; GR
I. 3. Rep. I; Orchestra
I. 3; Pep Club 3; Science
Club I. 3. Trcas. I. VP 3;
Science Seminar 3.
Blaess, Marilyn J.
HR 234. Sec. I; Bard I. 2. 3;
Drama I; FHA I. 2. Officer I;
GAA I. 2. 3. Rep. I. 2; GR
I. 2. 3. Rep. 3; Glee Club 2. 3.
Pres. 3; Library Club I. 2. 3;
Pep Club 3.
Bork, David P.
HR 234; Band I. 2. 3: Glee
Club 3; Choir 3: Drama I; Film
Operator I. 2. 3; HI-Y I. 2. 3.
Botsford, Patricia
HR 234: Drama 1. 2. 3; GAA I.
2; GR I. 2 3; Glee Club I;
Palm Club 2. 3; Pep Club 3.
"I sure hope you don't have any film in that camera," says
Sandy.But Anne knows—there IS film in that camera!
Bowen, Gayle
HR 234: Cubs' Club I. 2; De-
bate I; Drama 2. 3: GAA I.
2. 3. Rep. 3; GR I. 2. 3. Rep.
1. 2; Pep Club 3. Council I. 3.
Brayton, Thomas L.
HR 236. VP I. 2: Baseball 3;
Basketball I. Reserves 2; Choir
3; Chorus 1. 2; Firesquad I. 2.
3; Football Trainer I. Manager
2. 3; Golf 3: Hi-Y I, 2 3; Intra-
mural Captain 3; Traci I.
Trainer 2.
Brindley, Carol E.
HR 236; Drama I. 2. 3: FHA I;
GAA I. 2. 3. Rep. 2; GR I. 2.
3. Cab. 3. Treas. 3: Jr. Red
Cross I; Palm Club 3: Pep
Club 3.
Brown, Larry L.
HR 236; Film Operator
I 2. 3: Hi-Y I. 2. 3;
Radio Club I. 3.
Bruce, Clare H.
HR 108: Hi-Y I. 2. 3.
Rep. 2.
Buchman,
John W.
HR III: Hi-Y I. 2. 3.Calhoon, Barbara M
Creel, Patricia L
Christian, Lynn
Burrell, Steven K. Burton, Linda D
HR 109 Sec. I. Pre:. 3;
Baseball I. 2, 3: BasVet-
ball I. 2, 3; Firesauad
I. 2. 3; Football I. 2. 3;
HI.Y I. 2. 3. Rep. 2;
Student Council 3. VP 3;
Track I. 2. 3; Vanity
Club 2. 3. VP 3.
Burroughs,
Phyllis AA.
HR 108: Band I. 2. 3;
Drama I; FHA I; GAA I;
GR I. 2. 3. Rep. 3: Jr.
Red Cress I: Orchestra
I. 2. 3; Pep Club 3.
Busch,
Stephen W.
HR III. Officer 3; Drama
I. 2: Chorus I. 2. 3. Of-
ficer 3; Football 3; Glee
Club I. 2; Hi-Y I. 2, 3;
Track 2.
HR 108: Choir 2. 3: Chorus I;
Glee Ctlub I; GR I. 2. 3;
Library Club I. 2: Pep Club 3.
Buwalda, Pieter
HR 234; Hi-Y 2. 3; Moved from
Algona 2.
Cafferty, Glen L.
HR 141; DECA 3: Film Opera-
tor I. 2; Hi-Y I. 2. 3; Rifle
Club l, 2 3: Traci I. 2. 3;
Vanity Club 2. 3.
HR Ml; Drama I; GR I. 2, 3;
Glee Club I. 2, 3; Chorus 3;
Pep Club 3.
Carr, Stephen B.
HR 211. Pres. I: Basketball I;
Glee Club I; Choir 2. 3; Foot-
ball I. 2. 3; Hi-Y I. 2, 3. Rep.
2; Chorus I: SPIRIT 2; Student
Council I: Track I. 2, 3; Var-
sity Club I. 2. 3.
Catron, Patricia
HR III: Band 2; Cheenquad I.
2. 3; Drama I; GAA I. 2. 3.
Rep. 3; GR I. 2. 3. Cab. 3.
Rep. 3; Pep Club 3.
HR 206: DECA 3. Officer; Hi-Y
I. 2. 3.
Clapp, Charlotte S.
HR 211: DECA 3; FHA I. 2. 3
GR I. 2. 3; Pep Club 3.
Cox, Benny H.
HR 108: Baseball 3: Football
I. 2. 3: Hi-Y I. 2, 3. Rep. 3;
Track I. 2: Varsity Club 3.
HR 236; DECA 3. Sec. 3;
FHA I. 2: GR I. 2. 3;
Pep Club 3.
Dahl, Judy A.
HR 108, Act. Dir. I; Band
2; Drama I. 2; GAA I. 2.
3; Glee Club I. 2; GR I.
2 3; Library Club 2; Pep
Club 3.
Dahlberg,
Barbara S.
HR 141; Debate I; Drama
I; Film Operator 3; GAA
I, 2. 3. Rep. 3: Glee
Club I. 2, 3: GR I. 2. 3:
Jr. Red Cross I; Library
Club 3: Chorus I. 2 3;
Pep Club 3: Science Club
I. 3; SPIRIT I. 2.
81Daley, Jerry M.
HR III, VP l. 2: Basket-
bal Reserves 2; Fire-
squad I. 2. 3; Hi-Y I. 2
3. Rep. 3; Intramural
Captain I; SPIRIT I;
Track I. 2. 3.
Donels,
William R.
HR Ml, Pres. I. 2: Bas-
ketball I Reserves 2;
Football I. 2. 3; Hi-Y
1. 2. 3. Rep. I; Intramural
Captain I; Riflo Club I;
SPIRIT I. 2. 3; Student
Council I. 2; Track I,
2, 3: Varsity Club 3.
Ebel, Shelley H.
HR 211. VP 3; GAA 2. 3. VP
3; GR 2. 3. Rep. 3; Pep Club
3. Council 3; Moved from Elm-
hurst. N.Y., 2.
Edwards, Dale
HR 206: C ass Treas. 2; Hi-Y
1. 2. 3; Jr. E cc. Council 2.
Englehorn, Susan L.
HR 206: Choir 2. 3; Chorus I;
GR I. 2. 3. Rep. 2; Glee Club
I; Orchestra I. 2 3. Office'
2. 3: Pep Club 3.
Epstein, Edward E.
HR 211; Debate I; Drama I;
Football 2. 3; Hi-Y I. 2. 3:
Radio Club I. 2. 3: Rifle Club
I; Science Club I. 2; Track 2.
3.
Farber, Ann
HR Ml. VP 2. Pres. 3; GAA I.
2. 3; GR I. 2 3. Cab. 3; Glee
Club I. 2. Officer 2: Pep Club
3: SPIRIT I; Student Council 3.
Fatland, Darlene K.
HR 206; GR I. 2. 3; Pep
Club 3.
Faust, Carolyn J.
HR 211; Chorus I. 2: FHA I;
Glee Club l 2: GR I. 2. 3:
Pep Club 3.
Faust, Linda AA.
HR III; Band 3; GR 3; Pep
Club 3: Moved from Hubbard
3.
Feavel.Gary D.
HR 236. Pres. I; Basketball I:
Chorus I. Pres. I: Football 2;
Glee Club I. 2: Hi-Y I. 2 3:
Student Council I: Track I. 2;
Varsity Club 2. 3.
Fisher, Robert L.
HR 103: Football 2. 3:
Hi-Y I. 2. 3; Track 2.
Fisher, Martha J.
HR 211; Chorus 1; GAA
1,2 3: Glee Club I; GR
I, 2 3. Rep. 3; Pep Club
3.
Fox, Karl R.
HR Ml; Debate I. 3. VP
3: Radio Club I; Science
Club I. 3; Science
Seminar 3.
Easton, Anne E.
HR III. Pres. 2; Cubs'
Club 2; Drama I. 2;
GAA I. 2. 3; GR I. 2, 3.
Cab. 3: Palm Club 2. 3;
Pep Club 3. Sec. 3;
SPIRIT I, 2; Student
Council 2, Sec. 2.
82
Freel, Joann
HR 234; DEC A 3. Officer
FHA I. 2; GAA I. 2
3; GR I. 2. 3; Glee Club
1. 2. 3. Officer 3; Pep
Club 3.
Freel, Michael E.
HR III; HI-Y I. 2. 3.
Fryer, Judy M.
HR 234; Drama I; GR I.
2. 3; Pep Club 3.
Gammack, Gregg L.
HR 141. VP 3; Clast VP 3;
Football I, 2 3 Captain 3;
HI-Y I. 2, 3. Rep. 2; Sr.
Seriate 3; Traci I 2 3; Varsity
Club 2. 3.
Garner, P. Jerry
HR 2C6; Hi-Y I. 2. 3; Ath-
letic Treat. 2. 3; Radio Club
I.
Gibbs, Margaret A.
HR 236; Choir 2. 3; Chorus I;
Drama I 2 3; FHA I Officer
I; GAA I: GR I, 2 3, Cab. 2.
Rep. 3; Glee Club I; Jr. Red
Crots I; Palm Club 2, 3. Pret.
3; Pep Club 3; Radio Club 2.
Sec.-Treas. 2.
I say, Larry, do you always dress in the study hall??95 ?
"Oh golly, what shall I say now?"
Gowan, Barbara L.
HR 105 Ac?. Dir. 3: Chorus
I: Drama I; GAA I. 2, 3
Cab. 2. 3 Pres. 3, Rep. I;
Glee Club I: GR I. 2. 3: Pep
C'jb 3, Cour.cH 3: SPIRIT I,
2.
Gray, Thomas W.
HR 2H. VP I. 2. Pres. 2, Ac?.
Dir. 3: Basketball I: Choir 2.
3, Pres. 3; Chorus I; Firesauad
I. 2, 3: Football I 2. 3; Glee
Club I; Hi-Y I. 2. 3. Cab. 2.
Rep. I; Sr. Serate 3: Student
Council 2: Track I. 2 3;
Varsity C'ub 2. 3. P'es. 3.
Grundman, Sharon R.
HR III; Cubs1 Club 2, 3:
Drama I; GAA I. 2. 3: GR
I 2 3: Library Club 2. 3: Pep
Club 3: SPIRIT 2.
Gunderson, C.
Anne
HR 141; Chorus 3: GAA
1. 2 3. Rep. 2; GR I. 2.
3. Rep. 2: Glee Cub
2. 3; Pep Club 3: SPIRIT
1.
Hall, Lorissa L.
HR 23 : Chorus 3: FHA
2. 3. Officer 2. V. Pres.
3: GR 2 3: Glee Club 3;
Library Club 3. Officer 3;
Pep Club 3. Council 3;
Moved from Gilber? 2.
Hawk, John W.
HR 141; Glee Club 3;
Golf 3; Hi-Y I. 2. 3; In-
tramural Cap. 3; Trad
I.Hawkins,
Malinda H.
HR 236. Act. Dir. 2;
Bar.d I. 2 3; Chorus 3"
Drama l. 2. 3; GAA I,
2. 3. Pep. I; GR I. 2 3.
Cab. 2. 3 Pep. 2: Glee
Club I. 2. 3. Pres. 2.
Officer Palm Club 3;
Pep Club 3. Council 3:
SPIRIT I. 3; Student
Council 3.
Hazel, Bonnie L.
HR 108. Sec. I. 2. Pres.
2; Chorus I. 2; Class Sec.
3: Debate I, 2; Drama I;
GAA 2. 3. Rep. 3: Glee
Club I. 2. Officer I: GR
1 2 3. Cab. 3; Jr. E»ec.
Council 2: Jr. Red Cross
I: Pep Club 3; Sr. Senate
3; Science Club 3; SPIRIT
I, 2; Student Council 2.
Henderson,
Stephen
HR 206; Band I. 2, 3.
Officer 3: Choir 2. 3;
Chorus I; Drama 2;
Glee Club I. 2 3; Hi-Y
I. 2. 3.
Hensing, K. Ann
HR 21! Sec. I; Drama I; GAA
I. 2 3 Rep. I 2. Cab. 3;
Glee Club I, Sec.; GR I. 2
3. Cab. 3; Pep Club 3 Council
3; Science Club 3; SPIRIT I. 2.
Hinrichsen, Sara M.
HR III. Sec. I. 2; Chorus I;
Cubs' Club I. 2 3. Sec. 2;
GAA l; GR I. 2. 3. Rep. I.
Cab. 2; Glee Club I. 2. Officer
2; Jr. E»ec. Council 2- Pep
Club 3.
Holtz, Earl W.
HR 234. Pres. 2; Band I. 2. 3.
Pres. 3; Basketball I. Reserves
2; Choir 2 3; Chorus I: Glee
Club I. 2. 3, Officer 3; Hi-Y
I. 2 3. Rep. 2; SPIRIT 3; Stu-
dent Council 2; Trad I. 2, 3;
Varsity Club I. 2. 3.
Hoover, Barbara A.
HR 23 Sec. I. VP 2; Choi- 2.
3; Chorus I; Drama I: GAA I.
2. 3. Rcd. I; GR I. 2 3. Rep. 2;
Glee Club I; Pep Club 3.
Houge, Wynn H.
HR 234: Hi-Y 1.2. 3.
Howe, Martha M.
HR 236. Sec. I; Choir 2, 3.
Officer 2; Chorus I VP I;
Drama I; GAA I. 2 3; GR
I. 2 3 Rep. I. 2. Cab. 3;
Glee Club I; Pep Club 3, Pres.
3 Council 3; SPIRIT 2.
Howell, Stephen H.
HR 236; VP I 2: Basket-
ball Reserves 2; Chorus I. 2.
Officer I; Debate I 2 VP 2:
Firesquad I, 2, 3; Football
I. 2 3; Glee Club I. 2; Hi-Y
1.2. 3 Rep. I P'es. 3 Cab.
3; Jr. E ec. Council 2; Sr.
Senate 3: SPIRIT I; Track I,
2 3; Varsity Club 3.
Hudspith, Winifred K.
HR 103; DECA 3. Pres. 3; GAA
I: GR I 2 3; Pep Club 3.
Hull, Adrian
HR 211. VP 2: Hi-Y I. 2. 3;
Intramural Cap. 3.
Huntress,
Deborah
HR 141. Sec. I. 2: Cubs’
Club I. 2: GAA l. 2. 3;
GR I. 2. 3; Pep Club 3,
Council 3; SPIRIT I 2. 3.
Johnson,
Ronnie C.
HR 108; Football I. 3;
Hi-Y I 2 3; Rifle Club
2; SPIRIT I; Track I, 2.
Jones, Larry W.
HR 141. Sec. I; Football
I 2. 3; Hi-Y I 2. 3;
Intramural Cap. 2; Track
I. 2 3; Vanity Club 3.
85Judge, Anne E.
HR III; Drama I; GAA
I. 2. 3. Cab. 3; Pep Club
3. Council 3.
Judisch, James M.
HR 206: Debate I. 2:
Drama I. 2; Film Oper-
ator 2: Hi-Y I. 2. 3; Palm
Club 2; SPIRIT 3.
Juncker, Edward
HR 206: Hi-Y 2. 3: Moved
from Iowa Fall 2.
Keller, David M.
HR 236, Pres. 2; 8and 2. 3;
Choir 3; Hi-Y 2. 3. Cab. 3;
Orcheitra I. 2, 3; Student
Body Pres. 3: Student Council
2. 3; Tenni 2, 3; Moved from
Stuttgart. Germany. 2.
Kelley, James E.
HR 236. Pre . 3; Band I. 2.
3; Choir 2. 3: Chorus I; Foot-
ball I. 2. 3; Glee Club I.
2. 3. Pres. 2; Hi-Y I. 2. 3;
Orchestra 2; Student Council 3;
Track I. 2, Trainer 3.
Kelley, Anita J.
HR Ml; Chorus 3; Drama I;
FHA I. 2, 3: GAA 1. 3. Rep.
I; Glee Club I. 2; Pep Club
3; SPIRIT I. 2.
Kraft, Larry D.
HR 234; Film Operator 2; Hi-
Y I. 2. 3: Inframura' Cap. 3.
Krocheski, Joe F.
HR 234; Hi-Y I. 2 3. Rep. 3.
Kuhl, V. Edward
HR 236. Act. Dir. 3; Basiet-
ball I. 2. 3; Football I: Hi-Y
I. 2, 3. Rep. I: Track I. 3.
Lee, Mary Susan
HR 211 Sec. 2: Drama I: GAA
I. 2 3. Cab. 2 Rep. 3; Glee
Club I VP I; GR I. 2 3. Rep.
I. Cab. 2; Pep Club 3. VP 3.
Council 3; SPIRIT I. Staff 2. 3.
Lee, Margaret A.
HR 206; Drama I. 2, 3: GAA
I. 2. 3: GR I. 2. 3 Cab. 3:
Library Club 3; Palm Club 2.
3; Pep Club 3; Spanish Club
3; SPIRIT I.
Lewis, Sharon K.
HR 236: Chorus 1; FHA I. 2
3. VP i. 2. Pres. 3; GAA I. 2:
GR I. 2, 3. Rep. 3; Glee Club
I; Pep Club 3.
Lillie, Elinor M.
HR 103; Cubs' Club I. 2;
Debate I. 2: French Cub
3; GR I. 2. 3. Rep. 2;
Pep Club 3.
Linder, Loralee
HR III; Chorus I; Drama
I 2. 3: GAA I. 2 3;
GR I. 2. 3. Rep. 2; Glee
Club I: Palm Club 2. 3.
Treas. 3: Pep Club 3;
Russian Club 3: Spanish
Club 3.
Luther, Barry D.
HR 109: Basketball Train-
er I. Manaaer 2, 3: Hi-
Y I. 2. 3; Track Tra:ner
I, Manager 2. 3.
86uyi (?Cci 4,
?959
■i
Luther, Bonny L.
HR Ml; DECA 3. VP 3;
FHA 2; GAA l. 2 3;
Library Club I; Pep Club
McComb, Mary C.
HR 211; Bard I. 2. 3.
Sec.-Treas. 3; French
Club 3: GAA I. 2. 3; GR
I 2. 3. Rep. 2: Pep Club
3.
McDonald,
Jacoueline R.
HR 206. Sec. 2; Drama I;
FHA I; GAA I 2; Glee Club
I; GR I. 2. 3; Library Club I;
Pep Club 3.
McGuire, Jack F.
HR 211; Football 3; Hi-Y 3.
Rep. 3; Track 3; Moved from
Audubon 3.
McCullough,
James E.
HR III. VP 2. Pres. 3;
Choir 2, 3; Chorus I;
Football I. 2. 3; Glee
Club 2; Hi-Y I, 2. 3.
Rep. 3; Student Council
3; Track I. 2, 3; Varjity
Club 2. 3. Sec. 3.
McGuire, Julie S.
HR 211. See. I; Choir 2 3;
Chorus I; Drama I; Glee Club
I: GR I. 2. 3. Rep. I; Pep
Club 3; SPIRIT I.
"All right, now, which pose would you like next?"Section,
4
959
"Well, of all the nerve!"
McHone, Larry L.
HR 211; Football 3; Hi-Y 3;
Track 3; Moved from Durant 3.
McIntosh, Sandra A.
HR 234. Sec. I. 2; GAA I. 3;
GR I. 2. 3: Glee Club I. 3.
Sec. 3: Library Club I, 2. 3;
Pep Club 3; SPIRIT I.
McMahon, P. Ives
HR Ml; HI-Y I. 2. 3.
McTague,
Francis M.
HR 234. pres. I. 2. Sec.
3; Class Sec. 2: Debate
I; Drama I. 2. 3: GR I.
2. 3 Rep. I. Cab. 2.
Pres. 3. VP 3: Jr. Execu-
tive Council 2; Pep Club
3. SPIRIT I. 2.
Mallory,
Glenn R.
HR Ml; Hi-Y I. 2. 3.
Marks, Martha A.
HR III, Act. Dir. 2;
Drama I; GAA I. 2. 3;
GR I. 2. 3. Cab. 2: Peo
Club 3. Council 3:
SPIRIT Staff 2 3.Meier, Janice R.
HR Ml. Act. Dir. 3:
Choir 2. 3; Chorus I;
GAA I. 2. 3: GR I. 2. 3.
Rep. 3; Glee Club I;
Orchestra I. 2. 3. Sec.-
Treat. 2. 3; Pep Club 3.
Melampy,
Kathleen H.
HR 103: Band I; Drama
I; GR I. 2. 3: Pep Club
3.
Michaud, John
HR 206; Hi-Y I. 2. 3.
Morris, Jack P.
HR 206: Hi-Y I. 2. 3; Radio
Club I. 2; Science Club I. 2, 3.
Morton, David M.
HR 211; Hi-Y I. 2, 3. Radio
Club I. 2. 3. Pres. 3; Science
Club 3; Moved from Des
Moines I.
Mettlin, Nancyne
HR 206; GR I. 2. 3;
Glee Club I. 2; Pep Club
3.
Moses, Ronald W.
HR 211; Film Operator I. 2. 3.
Pres. 2; Hi-Y I. 2. 3. Cab. 3:
Radio Club I. 2. Treas. I;
Science Club I. 2. 3, Pres. 3.
Officer 2.
Munson, John E.
HR 236: Band I. 2. 3; Glee
Club I. 2: Chorus I; Hi-Y I.
2. 3, Cab. 3; Orchestra I. 2.
Munson, Keith J.
HR 108: Football I. 2. 3; Hi-Y
I 2. 3 Rep. I. 2: Varsity Club
2. 3.
Munson, Larry D.
HR III; Basketball I: Football
1. 2. 3: Hi-Y I. 2. 3. Rep. I:
Track I, 2, 3: Varsity Club I.
2. 3.
Nelson, Bill A.
HR Ml; Choir 3; Chorus I. 2;
Glee Club I. 2. 3; Hi-Y I. 2.
3. Rep. 2; Intramurol Cap. 2.
Nelson, Sandra K.
HR 108; GR I. 2. 3; Orchestra
I; Pep Club 3.
Nelson, Sharon
HR 236: GAA I, 3; GR
I, 2. 3: Glee Club I;
Library Club 2; Pep Club
3.
Nickerson,
Robert E.
HR 103; Drama 3; French
Club 3: Hi-Y 3; Moved
from Charles City 3.
Nordin,
Judith A.
HR 108. Pres. I. Sec. 2;
Chorus I. 2; Cubs' Club
3; Drama 2; FHA I. Sec.
I: GAA I. 2. 3; Glee
Club I. 2; GR I. 2. 3;
Library Club 3: Pep Club
3: SPIRIT I; Student
Council I.
89
Nordyke, Jack
HR 206: Glee Club I,
2; Choir 2; Film Opera-
tor I, 2: Football I, 2, 3;
Golf 3; Hi-Y I. 2. 3;
Intramural Cap. 2;
Chorus I; Radio Club I;
Science Club I: SPIRIT
I. Staff 2. 3: Track I.
Vanity Club 2. 3.
Oslund, A. Don
HR 211: Drama I; Hi-Y
I. 2. 3; Intramural Cap.
3-
Packer, Ellen R.
HR III: Choir 3; Cubi'
Club 2; GAA I. 2. 3.
Rep. I; GR I. 2, 3, Rep.
3; Glee Club 2. Officer
2; Chorus I. 2; Pep Club
3; Sr. Senate 3.
Pasley, Clarke A.
HR 234. Pres. I. VP 3; Bas-
ketball I; Glee Club I; Class
VP 2. Pres. 3; Football I. 2. 3:
Hi-Y I. 2. 3; Intramural Cap.
2; Jr. E«ec. Council 2; Jr. Red
Cross I; Chorus I; Sr. Senate
3; SPIRIT 2; Student Council I;
Track I. 2: Vanity Club 2.
Paulson, Roger L.
HR III; Hi-Y 3: Moved from
Sto'y City 3.
Paulson, Ruby H.
HR Ml; GR I, 2. 3. Rep. 2;
Glee Club I, 2. 3; Chorus I;
Pep Club 3.
Peterson, Karlyn A.
HR 206; Band I. 2. 3; Drama
I. 2. 3; GAA I. 2. 3 Cab. 3.
Sec.-Treas. 3. Rep. 2; GR
1. 2. 3. Cab. 2: Glee Club I;
Palm Club 2. 3. VP 3: Pep
Club 3; SPIRIT I.
Peterson, Sandra L.
HR 236 Act. Dir. I. VP 3: Band
2, 3; Chcenquad I. 3: Cubs'
Club I; Drama I. 2 3: GAA
I. 2. 3; GR I. 2, 3. Cab.
3; Glee Club I. 2: Library
Club 2 3. Pres. 3; Palm Cub
3: Pep Club 3.
Peyton, Phyllis A.
HR 103: Band I. 2. 3; Drama
I; GR I, 2. 3: Jr. Red Cross I;
Orchestra I. 2 3: Pep Club 3.
Phares,Michael W.
HR 236: Hi-Y I. 2. 3; Intra-
mural Cap. I. 2.
Pierce, Darvin D.
HR III Pres. I. 2; Hi-Y I. 2 3.
Rep. I; Intramural Cap. 2;
Jr. Red C-oss I. 2; Student
Council I. 2.
Pinnell, Sylvia
HR 211; GR I. 2. 3. Cab. 3;
Jr. E»ec. Council 2: Pep Club
3.
Poole, Carey E.
HR 141; Glee Club I. 2
3. Sec. 3; Choir 2 3;
Class Treas. 3: Hi-Y I.
2, 3; Chorus I; Sr. Senate
3.
Posegate, Dave
HR 206. Sec. 2; Base-
ball I. 2. 3: 3asketfcall
I. 2. 3: Firesquad I. 2 3
Chief 3; Football I. 2. 3;
Hi-Y I. 2 3. Cab. 3
VP 3 Rep. I. 2- Track
I. 2. 3: Vanity Club 2
3.
Rah, Judith A.
HR III: Choir 2. 3. Sec.-
Treas. 3; Debate I; GR
I. 2. 3. Officer 2 Rep.
2: Glee Club I; Chorus
I: Pep Club 3.
90Randau,
Ronald L.
HR 2M; Film Operator I.
2. 3; Hi-Y I. 2. 3; In-
tramural Cap. I; Jr. Red
Cross I. 2; Track I. 2.
Rath, Jim
HR 234; Hi-Y I. 2. 3.
Rep. I; Intramural Cap.
2.
Ratliff, Janice R.
HP Ml. Sec. 3; FHA 1.
2 3. Office- I; GR I. 2
3; Glee Club I. 2: CKorus
I. 2: Pep Club 3.
Ratterree, Richard L.
HR 234, Act. Dir. 3; Hi-Y I.
2. 3.
Reese, Michael R.
HR 23V Sec. 3; Baseball I. 2,
3; Football Trainer I; Golf
I. 2. 3: Hi-Y 1.2 3; Intromural
Cap. 2.
Reilly, Barbara J.
HR 206; Drama I; FHA I; GAA
I: GR' I 2 3. Rep. 3: Pep
Club 3.
Settc i
6
959
What's the matter, Dave? Is that world affairs test getting you
down?Senio (?Iciao
6
959
Rice, Judith A.
HR 108: Cubi' Club 2: GAA
I, 2. 3. Rep. 2; Glee Club 2'
GR 1.2. 3; Library Club 2; Pcp
Club 3.
Richards, Sandra L.
HR 236: GR 3; Pcp Club 3;
Moved from Spencer, lo o, 2.
Ritland, Patricia L.
HR 234. VP 1; Choir 3; Drama
I. 3: GR I. 2. 3. Rep. 3; Glee
Club I. 2; Library Club 2, 3;
Chorus I. 2; Pep Club 3.
Roach, Linda
HR 236. Sec. I; Cheer-
squad I. 3: Choir 2. 3;
Drama I: French Club 3;
GAA I. 2. 3. Cab. 2.
Sec.-Trea:. 2; GR I. 2.
3, Cab. 2. 3. Sec. 3. Rep.
I; Glee Club I; Chorus
I, Officer I; Pep Club 3.
Rogers,
Douglas B.
HR 103. VP I. Sec. 3;
Firesquad I. 2, 3: Foot-
ball I. 2. 3: Hi-Y i. 2. 3;
Student Council I; Track
I 2 3. Trainer 2; Varsity
Club 2. 3.
Samson, Carla K.
HR 108: GR I. 2. 3.
-JhiSands, Barbara L.
HR III; FHA I; GAA
1. 2. 3; Glee Club I. 2.
3; GR I. 2. 3; Chorus 3:
Pep Club 3.
Sands,
Elizabeth J.
HR 141; FHA I; GAA I.
2. 3; GR I. 2. 3. Rep. 3;
Glee Club I. 2. 3; Cho'us
3: Pep Club 3.
Scheuermann,
Sandra L.
HR III; Choir 2. 3;
Drama I; FHA I. 2. GR
I. 2. 3; Glee Club I;
Chorus I; Pep Club 3.
Scheuermann, Tom L.
HR III. Pres. I. Officer 2. 3;
Football I. 2 3; Hi-Y I. 2. 3;
jtudenr Council I; Track I. 2;
Varjit, Club 3.
Schrampfer, Betty
HR 204. VP 2, Sec. 3; Cubs’
Club I; Drama I; GAA I. 2,
3. Rep. 3; GR l. 2 3, Cab. 2.
3; Glee Club I. 2. 3. Officer
I, 3; Chorus I. 2 3. VP 2:
Pep Club 3. Council 3: SPIRIT
1. 2.
Schweitzer, Mary A,
HR 141. Sec. 2: Drama I. 2. 3;
GR I 2, 3. Rep. I; Palm Club
2. 3; Pep Club 3; SPIRIT I, 2.
Severson, Jan P.
HR 204 Pres. I. 2. VP I; Foot-
ball I; HI-Y I 2. 3 Cab. 3,
Officer 3; Intramural Cap. 3;
Student Council I. 2; Tenn's 2.
3.
Sills, Janet L.
HR 204; FHA I 2: GR I. 2. 3.
Rep. I; Library Club I; Pep
Club 3, Treas. 3.
Simpson, Judith M.
HR 211; Choir 2. 3. VP 3;
Glee Club I; GR I. 2 3. Cab.
3, Rep. 2: Chorus I; Orchestra
I. 2, 3; Pep Club 3.
Smiley, Roger D.
HR 108: Band I. 2. 3; Glee
Club I. 2. 3; Choir 2. 3; Hi-Y
I, 2. 3; Intramural Cap. 3;
Chorus I.
Smith, Garwin B.
HR 141. Pres. I; Band I. 2. 3;
8asketba" I. 2. 3; Glee Club
3; Choir 3; Class Pres. 2;
Firesquad I. 2, 3; Football I.
2 3; Hi-Y I. 2. 3; Jr. Ercc.
Council 2; Student Body Pres.
3; Student Council I, 3; Tenn:s
3; Track I. 2; Va-sity Club 2 3.
Soy, Pat
HR 234; DECA 3. Treas. 3:
FHA I; GAA I; GR I. 2 3;
Pep Club 3.
Steil, Peggy
HR 234. Sec. 2; Band 1.
2, 3; Drama I 2. 3: GAA
1. 2. 3. Rep. 3: GR I. 2.
3. Cab. 2, 3. Rep. 2:
Glee Club I. 2. 3. VP 2.
Sec. 2 3; Chorus I. 3;
Palm Club 3; Pep Club
3, Council 3; Student
Council 3.
Stephens,
Marilyn R.
HR 234; FHA I, 2; GR
1. 2. 3; Pep Club 3.
Stephenson,
Sandra
HR 206; GAA 2 3; GR
2. 3; Pep Club 3: Moved
from Alqona. Iowa. 2.
93Stine, Timothy M.
HR III. VP I. 3. Treas. 2:
Football I. 2. 3; Hi-Y
I, 2. 3, Rep. I. 3; Intra-
mural Cap. I. 2; Track
I. 2.
Stoner,
William B.
HR 141; Hi-Y I. 2. 3;
Radio Club I. 2.
Strand, Steve C.
HR 234; Hi-Y I. 2. 3. Cab. 3;
Intramural Cap. 3; Sr. Senate
3; Moved from Dei Moinei I.
Stuart, James P.
HR 206, Prci. I. v. Pres. I.
Act. Dir. 2; Baicball I; Bai-
ketball I. 2. 3; Firciquad I. 2.
3; Football I. 2. 3; Hi-Y I. 2, 3;
Student Council I; Track I. 2.
3; Vanity Club 2, 3.
Strand,
Martha R.
HR 103. Act. Dir. 2;
Drama I. 2. 3; GAA I.
2. 3; Glee Club I; GR I.
2. 3. Cab. 3. Rep. I;
Palm Club 3; Pep Club
3; SPIRIT I.
Sucher, Patricia A.
HR III. Sec. 2; FHA I. 2, 3.
Prci. 2; GAA I. 2, 3; GR I.
2. 3. Cab. 2: Pep Club 3;
SPIRIT I. Staff 3.
Sydnes, Betty
HR 141; FHA I; GR I. 2. 3;
Pep Club 3.
Taft, Michael E.
HR 211. Prei. 3: Basketball
Manager 2, Stat. 3; HI-Y j. 2.
3; Student Council 3; Tennit I.
2. 3; Vanity Club 2 3.
Tarman, Neal
HR 234; Hi-Y I. 2, 3.
Taylor, Richard T.
HR 236: Hi-Y I. 2. 3.
Thogerson, Donald L.
HR 108: Band I. 2; Hi-Y I. 2.
3; Intramural Cap. 2.
Thomas, Tommy J.
HR III; Batketball I; Football
I. 2: Hi-Y I. 2, 3; Track I. 2. 3.
Thompson,
M. Ann
HR 103, VP 3; Band I. 2.
3; Drama I. 2, 3; FHA
1. Officer I; GR I. 2. 3.
Rep. I; Orchestra I;
Palm Club 2. 3; Pep
Club 3. Council 3;
SPIRIT 3.
Thompson,
James R.
HR' 141; Football I. 2;
Hi-Y I. 2. 3. Treat. 3.
Rep. 3; Track I.
Timm, Tommy L.
HR 206. Act. Dir. I. 2.
3. VP 3; Baiketball I. 2;
Glee Club I. 2. 3; Choir
2, 3; Cubi' Club 2; Fire-
squad I. 2. 3; Football
I. 2. 3;. Hi-Y I. 2. 3.
Cab. 3; Chorus I; Or-
cheitra I. 2, 3. VP 2,
Prei. 3; Sr. Senate 3;
Track I. 2. 3.
94Trow, Patricia A.
HR III: Band I. 2;
Choir 2. 3; Drama I. 2.
3: GAA I. 2. 3. Rep. 2;
GR I. 2. 3. Cab. 3;
Glee Club i. Prei. I;
Chorus I. 2. Officer 2;
Pep Club 3; SPIRIT 2.
Staff 3.
Van Voorhis,
Rodger L.
HR 234; Football I; Hi-Y
I. 2. 3: Traci I.
Wall, David M.
HR 2®6: VP I. Act. Dir.
I. Pres. 2; Baseball I;
Basketball I. 2. 3; Fire-
squad I. 2 3, Chief 3;
Football I. 2. 3; Hi-Y I.
2 3, Pres. 3: Intramural
Cap. I. 2; Student
Council 2. Officer 2;
Track I. 2. 3; Varsity
Club 2. 3. Officer 3.
Walsh, Carole A.
HR 234. Sec. I. VP 2. Pres. 3:
Drama I. 3: FHA I. Pres. I;
French Club 3: GAA I. 2. 3;
GR I. 2. 3. Cab. 2 Pres. 3.
Rep. I; Glee Club I, 2. Sec. 2;
Library Club 3: Chorus 2, Sec.
2; Palm Club 3; Pep Club 3;
Russian Club 3; Student Coun-
cil 3.
Wendell, Dennis
HR 108; Glee Club I. 2: Hi-Y
I 2. 3; Chorus I. 2: Student
Council 3. Treat. 3.
West, Joyce E.
HR 234. Sec. I. VP 2. Pres. 3;
Club 3; Moved from Roland 2.
"And there's the windup. . . Now back to the government
assignment, Tom.Wierson, Wilcox, Rodney B. Winkler, Michael A. Yocum, Max
Sharon M. HR Ml; Hi-Y •. 2. 3. HR 2II: Hi-Y I. 2. 3. HR 236: Film Operator I. 2. 3;
HR Ml, Act. Dir'. I. 2; Hi'Y '• 1 3‘
Chccrsquad I 2, 3;
Drama I. 2. 3; GAA I, 2.
3: GR I. 2. 3; Library
Club I. 2. 3. Prei. 3. VP
3; Palm Club 2, 3. Sec. 3;
Pep Club 3, Council 3;
SPIRIT I. 2.Hurry. Darv, the show is going on.
'Carole, you're queen!'f 0
Back: Dave Chipman, Ron Jenkins, John Carter, Bruce Batman, Don Toms, Gary Kirk, Fourth: Steve Rust,
Charles Dahm, Steve Jensen, Jim Adams, Lars Laslett, Blaine Zenor, Mr. Heidcman. Third: Ann Sargent,
Judy Sawyer, David Martin, Rosie Diehl, Charlene Anderson, Mary Ellen Farley. Second: Mary Jameson,
Rosalie Larson, Fred Peake, Beth Strand, Penney Welling. Front: Alice Paulson, Carol Vogt, Sharon Hibbs,
Nancy Bowen, Deanna Clem, Mike Hussy.
26
Back: Mike Disque, Nick Matthews, Pat Klingseis, Gary Groat, Jerry Perkins, Fourth: Barbara Lewis, Mike
Biery, Lee Scheuermann, Gary Sutton, Dick Allen, Nancy Jo Hiscrofc. Third: John Smith, Linda Anderson,
Janet Miller. Dallas Wall, Bobbefte Moore. Second: Mary Brown, Betsy Peterson, Pat Frederickson, Deanna
Crossley. Front: John Vivian, Jim Alexander, Mr. Allison, Tom Erskine, Tom Beedle.'rtyotttenovtK t33
Back: Bill Bishop, Ron Fain, Ben Well, Jim Schultz. Fourth: L. J. Skeie. Mickey Von Bergen. Ron Jones,
Larry Alfred. Third: Joan Holtz, Becky McBride, Susan Humphrey, Mary Garner. Second: Barbara Budv
wald, Katie Bappe, Sue Knapp, Pat Crowley, Catherine Peterson. Front: Chuck Dodge, Mrs. Vegors,
Karyn Mullica, Mary Kay Baldus, Mike McGuire.
‘ttyomen OHt 20%
Back: Wayne Thorpe, Craig Ritland, Steve Dreezen, Robert Baughman, Ron Larson, John Miller. Fourth:
Gerald Kutish, Ron Alfred, Dave Wheelock, Denny Christophcrson, Jerry Clark, Tom Smith, Dave Briley.
Third: Sue McFarland, Marilyn Dunlap, Sheila Porter, Karen Westvold, Bonnie Nelson, Jeanette Kayl. Second:
Virginia Ellis, Donna Shipley, Judy Kooser, Lynn Demoss, Joyce Graham. Front: Jim Piper, Carl Jensen,
Carol Hostettcr, Judy Burton, Vicky Kirkham, Mr. Covey, Paul Green.'fty ttexootn 2t3
Back: Larry Thompson, Russell Hageman, Lloyd Davis, Mike Foreman, Mike Miller, Mike Wolf. Fourth:
Gary Carlson, Norman Iverson, Jim Kelley, Dudley Chittenden, Kerry Van Winkle. Third: Yvonne Barton,
Karen Rogness Sally Howard, Pam Owings, Sue Hctzcl, Janice Ustrud. Second: Jan Sills, Carmen Catron,
Margaret Warren, Edith Larsen, Pat Emery. Front: Linda Williams, Mark Lunde, AAt. Spatcher, Bob Nolin,
Julie Christensen, Linette Martin.
232
Back: Andy Williams, Virgil Phares, Gary Tcsdahl, Jon Lowman, Larry Bruce, Durrell Erickson. Founh:
Gordon Reno, Patti Cart, Gisela Grossman, Virginia Schumer, Linda Martin, Conrad Stephenson, Bill Dali-
man. Third: Pete McTague, Phil Evans, Steve Grooms, Judy Elliott, Elaine Fodorberg, Sharon Guy. Second:
Rita Bappc, Diane Tripp. Dee Rasmussen, Grefchen Orr, LoAnne Jordison, Gretchen Wildman, Diana Shultz.
Front: Roger Nelson, Dean Hunziker, Miss McNalTy, John Chamberlin, llcnc Wardle.‘ftyome'i otK 235
Back: Jon Anderson, Howard Judge, Pat Patterson, Bruce Stebbins. Fourth: Chuck Griffin, Don Allen,
Jim Wiener, Ron Bush, Jack Lawrence. Third: Karen Gunn, Margie Welsh, Leni Kuncl, Pat Carney, Jean
Abbott, Carol Banks. Second: Vic Randeckcr, Carol Black, Donna Nelson, Karen Randles, Betsy Ferguson.
Front: Dennis Erickson, Jim Curtis, Mrs. Thompson, Karen Wheelock.
Back: Kent Ostrem, Ed Bargficld, Ed Brown, David Houser, Dick Kelso, Jule Vilmont. Fourth: Tom Wun-
derlich, Dale Rouzc, llo leppik, Ron Dictl, Dave Page, Dave Coe. Third: Margie McCay, Jane Vandccar,
Carolyn Huebner, Ann Webb, Carol Larson, Judy Kciglcy, Judy Sandc. Second: Jo Boston, Tessle Pappas,
Sue Mendon, Susie Reed, Sherry Young, Donna Clark. Front: Denny Tice, Jack Carr, Denny Jackson, Mr.
Ovcrturf."ffyMteruHMt to ?
Back: Sidney Joseph, Ron Warren, Ron Bcrgeson, Ron Foderberg, Richard Andre, Doug Samson. Fourth:
Larry Taylor, Norman Eckard, Tom Lyttle, Curt Houge, Gary Clem, Dick Lofgren, Bill McGowan. Third:
Joan Linder, Karen Colotti, Barbara North, Betty Allen, Carol Strachlc, Mary Kay Reinberger. Second: Pat
Claybcrg, Eileen Larson, Muriel Shearer, LeAnn Halterman, Carol Neilsen, Donna Ethington, Bonnie Hoover.
Front: Robert Stevenson, Darla Hanlin, Karen Skarshaug, Jane Andrews, Miss Canvin, Carolyn Co , An-
drea Parks, Ken Young.
ff 3
Back: Bob Oest, Terry Hurlbut, Larry Sprague, Mike Nickey, Vaughn Welling, Bob Snyhorst. Fourth: Linda
Skeie, John Walkup, Kent Cooper, Larry Black, Gordon Eggleton, Rein Saral, Emily Laslctt. Third: Mary
Armstrong, Jim Mclnnis, Laurel Hanway, Julie Blacss, Eleanore Applegate, Terry Mason. Second: Beverly
Novak, Sue Otis, Ronald Barnes, Arlin Fatland, Judy Warren, Paulette Hatasaki. Front: Theo Sfrannigan,
JoAnn Daniels, Karen Shockley, Mr. Smalling, Marcia Rench, Patty Dahm, Judy Hutchison.'fty K lOGtK 2%
xk: Richard Johnson, Harold Frame, Mark Watson, Jim Bates, Doug Olson, Stewart Cott. Fourth: Charles
Boast, Gene West, Clem Sevdo, Jim Taylor, Jim Brown. Third: Joyce Hcald, Glenda Thompson, Diane De-
Vaul, Barb Ferguson. Second: Jeannie Partin, Susan Bothell, Alice Bancroft, Janet Deal, Beverly James. Front:
David Maxwell, Shirley Bailey, Linda Harris, Miss Roberts, Janet Lubscn.
t'3%
Back: Allan Orning, John Hagge, Don Siclcrt, Alfred French, Roger Toppcnbcrg, Jim Merrick. Fourth: Chris
Bohlen, Mike Cox, Marc Adams, Larry Breon, Dick Overland. Third: Barb Diehl, Marion Quinn, Toni Lyttle,
Karen Durham. Second: Nancy Hegland, Sue Wilson, JayAnnc Jerguson, Eileen Thorpe, Marcia Heidel.
Front: Susie Dicke, Nancy Ball, Mr. Wood, Sharon Johnson, Delores Brown.Back: Jerry Jones, Ken Torrey, Bruce Woods, Bob Policy, Ronnie Gammell, Mike Heubner, David Skei.
Fourth: Saralce Malone, Don Davidson, Dave Agard, Bob Anderson, Tom Buchholtz, Richard Milk. Third:
Beth Reno, Joan Hensing, Marlis Behrend, Carolyn Burnham, Donna Hicks, Joe Picken, Juanita Severson.
Second: Ellen Melvin, Lynda Richards, Margo Dunlap, Joanie Makelbust, Sharon Flora, Mary Alice White.
Front: Linda Ballard, Martha Judge, Mary Ann Tuttle, Karen Diotl, Mr. Linn, Becky Simmering, Shirley Peake,
Ruth Zea.
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Back: Pam Van Palter, Mary Louise Schwartz, Ann Fields, Patti Hildebrand, Barb Wilcox, Carolyn Barber,
Shirley Junker. Fourth: Dcon Busby, Joe Woods, Tom Anderson, Jerry Tow, Tom Pumroy, Mike Cadman.
Third: Jim Harsh, Pat Kelley, Mary Dresser, Kris Manning, Marvclle Foshc. Second: Joyce Herrick, Sue
Rice, Nancy Neal, Winifred Bcnscnd, Marla Peterson, Caroline Matterson. Front: Peggy Cafferty, Vickie
Skortman, Dave Spatchcr, Mr. Jones, Bill Draiscy, Bill Miller.233
Back: Arzy Clapp, Dave Armstrong, Jim Hatch, Gary Myers, Harvey Larson, Roger Carey. Fourth: Pamc
Eckhoff, Alison Shepherd, Margaret Hillyard, Florence Barnhart, Sally Scheuermann. Third: Carl Reynolds,
Ron Moore, Aaron King, Darrell Spear, Mike Roberson, Bob Young. Second: Aundrca Foreman, Marilyn
Yoder, Nancy Carr, Joylean Prescott, Deanna Isely, Bonita Kloppenberg. Front: Kathryn Wilken, Jackie Ma-
tuseski, Sandy Gowan, Mr. Stone, Mike Twaddle, Nancy Smalling, Marianne Meads.
232
Back: Albert Link, Mike Van Scoy, Mike Schultz, Jerry Rogers, Roger Hedrick, Bill Lester. Fourth: Dugan
Ersland, Jim Cowan, Dave Childs, Bruce Bappc, Ron Young, Louis Williams. Third: Claudette Villwock,
Karen Fox, Maureen McVicker, Beth Ann Scholtes, Cindy Shockcy. Second: Lynda Hockman, Elaine Smith,
Mary Beth Quinn, Marlene Kiertzner, Michele Moore, Mary Lou Davidson, Karen Battles. Front: Betty
Winton, Marlene Kuhl, Pam Cole, Mr. Abbott, Wayne Taylor, Shirley Busch, Kathy Guy.
'ftyomenMK (?6anc
Bock: Dennis Salisbury, Jack Litchfield, Norman Zober, Bill Davey, Bob Van Scoy, Mark Stenson. 4th:
Bill Henderson, Mike Spear, David McGlothlen, Donald Barber, Johnny Litzel. 3rd: Ann Kirkham, Molly
McGuire, Sandy Mickclson, Marjic Handcland, Carole Graham, Sharon Wright. 2nd: Dick Evans, Karma
Schauer, Virginia Bender, Karen Erickson, Martha Stokke, Susan Campbell, Paul Clark. 1st: Mary Ellen
Quinn, Mary Jane Walsh, Miss Green, Peggy Billings, Pat Sclarow, Marsha Lake.(?4Viole 'K aCt l 2.ueen 5%
Queen Carole Walsh and her attendants, Ann
Farber and Linda Roach, chosen from eleven
candidates, reigned over Homecoming '58.
The anticipated moment came during a special
pep assembly on Friday afternoon of the game
when Larry Munson, Homecoming football cap-
tain,. announced the queen and her attendants.
After the pep assembly the band led the
Pep Club, the queen and her attendants, who
rode in convertibles, and the football players,
who rode on a float made by the Pep Club, in a
parade downtown. The student body formed a
snake dance down to the police station where
Mayor Pearle DeHart gave a pep talk.
During the half-time of the game with West
Waterloo, won by Ames, 26-20, the marching
band provided a musical background for the
crowning ceremonies.
The Homecoming dance, held at the Country
Club was the finale to the festivities.
QUEEN CANDIDATES—Back: Part Ritland, Sandy Peterson. 2nd:
Karlyn Peterson, Linda Roach, Ann Farber. 1st: Fran McTague,
Alice Andre, Barb Hoover, Carole Walsh, Julie McQuire.
Below: Queen Carole and escort Mike Taft and the attendants
are saluted at halftime presentation ceremonies.Sfunit SeveetAeant an ' 000 1 uuonecC at 'Danae
Highlight of the Spirit Dance, held January 17 in
the study hall, was the crowning of Barb Hoover as
Spirit Sweetheart. Her attendants, Ann Hensing and
Frances McTague, were each given corsages. Theme
of the dance, "Some Enchanted Evening," was car-
ried out in the decorations of a small hut, Spanish
moss hanging overhead, and murals of tropical birds,
trees, and flowers.
Winner of the drawing for a free Spirit was Jim
Brown.
Co-chairmen of the dance were Carol Black, assist-
ant Spirit editor, and Linda Martin, assistant art edi-
tor. Master of ceremonies was Jim Ayres, Spirit sports
editor.
Far left and left: Frances McTague and Ann Hensing, attendants.
Below: Sweetheart candidates Sherri Wierson, Linda Roach, Ann
Hensing, Sandy Peterson, Ann Farber. Karlyn Peterson, Barb Hoover,
Judy Dahl, Frances McTague.
Above left: Barb steadies her crown as Jim picks out her corsage.
MISS BARB HOOVER, Spirit SweetheartfJutUon, 'Pxeaente 'ZOtCCotv z tcC 1
CAST
Tinny..........
Bailey
Mare Sutro
Theodore Suito
Millie Sutro
Dr. Oliver
Robin Todd
Krikland Todd .
Bade Sutro
Mabel
Duke Todd
Dr. Trubcc
MARGIE WALSH
VICTOR RANDECKER
LINDA MARTIN
.... JIM WIENER
ROSALIE LARSON
TOM SMITH
JOHN CARTER
YVONNE BARTON
MARILYN DUNLAP
MIKE HARTLEY
MIKE MILLER
Above left: Mara, played by Linda Martin, struggles with
her sister, Bessie, portrayed by Yvonne Barton, as she
attempts suicide.
Left: Theodore Sutro, Robin Todd and Millie Sutro watch
anxiously over Mara, who is in a state of shock.
Bock: Victor Randecker, Margie Walsh, Mike Miller, Jim
Wiener, Yvonne Barton, Linda Martin, John Carter, Rosalie
Larson, Tom Smith, Marilyn Dunlap, Mike Hartley. Second:
Larry Akin, Dave Maxwell, Glenda Thompson, Margie Gibbs,
Bruce Batman, Ann Thompson, Doug Olson, Mr. Hamil-
ton, Sheila Porter, Donna Shipley, Diane Tripp, Mary Ann
Schweitzer, Martha Judge, Shirley Bailey, Karen Whcelock,
Ruth Zee, Marlene Kicrtzncr. Front: Karen Ccletti, Pam
Cole, Bill Miller, Peggy C-afferty, Sue Otis, Sue Bethel,
Vicky Skortman, Deanna Isley, Theo Strannigan, Sue
Hetzel, Judy Elliott, Bcv Novak, Pat Carney, Marsha Heidal,
Alice Paulson, Beth Strand.
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Above: Charlene confemplafes action while Sue
"goofs off."
Left:. Now comes the action; a lot of bchirvd-thc-
scenes work went into the production of "The
Willow and I."
Left: Washing and cleaning big cars and small, the juniors cleared a good profit.
Below: Jon straw bosses some construction work.
A Cappella Choir, direclod by Mr. Cross, sang for the third assembly of
Friendship Week. At the right arc Rev. Justad and devotions leader}
Rev. Robert Larsen, Larry Munson, and Steve Burrell.
'P'icettcUAtfi 02Vee
Innocence tugged her skirt and asked,
"When shall I be full-grown at last?"
Mother smiled, and stretched a hand,
"When you've grown up to God, into yourself.
And out to Man."
From this poem Rev. J. Alan Justad, pastor of the First
Methodist Church in Columbus, Neb., chose his theme
"Fulfilling Life's Three Dimensions" for the 33rd Friend-
ship Week.
"When we finally fit into place where God wants us,
our lives will be successful," said Rev. Justad, in stressing
the development of our inward, outward, and upward
growth.
Friendship Week began Jan. 26. Each year it is set aside
to consider moral and spiritual values which "exalt and re-
fine life and bring it into accord with the standards of
conduct approved in our democratic culture when applied
to human behavior."
On Monday teachers and students, meeting in 22 hud-
dle groups, discussed such matters as gossip, smoking,
existence of afterlife and ways of finding God. On Friday
the huddle groups met to evaluate the ideas developed
during the week.
Conferences, class forums, a staff tea, and Girl Reserve
and Hi-Y cabinet and representative meetings were sched-
uled in order to provide opportunities for individuals to meet
Pastor Justad and to ask questions.
Above left: Rev. Justad speaks on one of life's three dimension .
Left: Girl Reserve representatives and cabinet members discuss problems
with Rev. Justad.Student hem it up for their parent end the camere ef Back-to-School Night.
“Sac b-fo- Sc iooC 'TUyfa "P tf £
s4m Uctut £,ctu ztco«t 2( ee6
During American Education Week it has become a
custom of all the schools in Ames to invite the parents
in to meet the teachers of their children and see
their school environment. The occasion at Ames High
occurs on Back-to-School Night. This year students
came back to school the night of Thursday, November
13, with their parents. They then went through their
Friday morning class schedule just as if it were Friday
morning. In this way the parents had a chance to be-
come acquainted with the place in which their children
had been spending seven hours every day, even
though the situation was far from normal.
Refreshments were served in the cafeteria to those
of the 825 parents and 700 students who had study
halls as one of their classes. At 9:15 everyone passed
to the auditorium where the Student Council held a
meeting to show the student government in action.
After the assembly students and teachers alike went
home; the students to collapse in their beds after nine
hours of classes, and the parents to sigh in relief
that they were no longer students.
117I
Back: Winifred Bensend, Lynda Richard», Laurel Hanway, Ron Mose». Third: Pat Patterjon, Lar» Laslett, Bernice Black, llo Leppik, Russell Hegeman.
Tom L. Andersen. Second: Bruce Woods, Wayne Paulson, John Walkup, Charles Dahm, Rein Saral, Bob Stephenson, Gary Myers. Jane Andrews. Front:
i Bill Davey, Joe Picken, Chuck Boast, Terry Hurlbut, Barb Buchwald, Charlcni Anderson.
Sccettce Semina fa Sufienio Students-
Superior science students had a chance to "stretch
their minds" in a new non-credit activity at Ames
High. The Science Seminar, organized in December,
is coordinated by the science teachers with the help
of about twenty Ames scientists.
Out of about fifty applicants, 26 students were se-
lected for the Seminar. Basis for the selection was a
special test in science and mathematics, along with high
school grades and tests scores that were already
available.
The Seminar met Tuesday evenings from 7:30 to
9:30. Regular attendance and participation were re-
quired for students to remain in the program. Some
of the lessons presented were A Preview of Calculus,
Catalysis, Carbohydrate Metabolism, The Structure of
Wood, Understanding Probability, and Electronic Com-
puters. Besides presenting lectures and leading discus-
sions, the staff members advised the students on per-
sonal projects.
An advisory council, elected by the staff, helped
the Ames High science teachers in planning the Sem-
inar program. The council included Dr. J. E. McFar-
land, Dr. Percy Carr, and Richard Kniseley.
Above left: Bernice Black and Pat Patterson discuss special problems
with Dr. Karl Langenhop, Iowa State math professor and Seminar
staff member.
Left: Dr. F. E. Brown of the I.S.C. chemistry deportment, Bruce
Woods, Rein Saral, Dr. Harold McNabb, Iowa State botany professor.
Bill Davey and Karl Fox confer at one of the Seminar meetings.Above: Switches are adjusted by Mr. Adams.
Right: The mike is turned over to homeroom 235, so
Betsy, Lani, Jen and Jim can advertise the "Spinsters'
Spree."
Above: Sue makes her announcement while Pat checks her
notes.
Right: ", . . Spirit picture will be taken this noon at 12:45,'
reminds Pat.PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
CHIROPRACTOR
Schierholz, A. M. 501 Main Street CE 2-6171
DENTISTS
Ames Dental Study Club
LAWYERS
Buchanan, Joseph H. 2408 Lincoln Way CE 2-3613
Clark, George H. 304 2 Main Street CE 2-2501
Gilchrist, Rex B. 3001 2 Main Street CE 2-2640
Hegland Newbrough 408 2 Douglas CE 2-4735
Hir’schburg, Marion 300 2 Main Street CE 2-2640
Judisch Judisch 209 2 Main Street CE 2-4345
Nutty, John E. 300 2 Main Street CE 2-2640
Reynolds, D. D. 300 2 Main Street CE 2-2640
OPTOMETRISTS
Drummond, R. T. 216 Main Street CE 2-3451
McClean, J. R. 608 Douglas CE 2-3511
OSTEOPATH
Adams, Bert RFD 1 CE 2-5173
The Spirit Staff wishes to thank the Ames physicians and surgeons
who helped with the expenses of our yearbook.
121Cotte;
STUDIO
TO THE CLASS OF 1959
COLLEGE PIPE SHOP
YoUr Corner News Stand
MOTOR SALES AND SERVICE
America's Most Dependable CarsTHE FAIR
Dry Goods
Draperies
Notions
203 MAIN CE 2-5101
LISTEN TO KASI
1430 K.C.
Latest Music, Time, Temperature
"THE NEW SOUND IN AMES"
Smartest in Fashion
Finest in Quality
Congratulations,
Graduates
We have strived to supply your
school needs. May we continue to
be of service in whatever field you
choose.
Gifts—Office—School and Photographic
Supplies
AmesStationers
238 MAIN CE 2-4161
PURITY BAKERY
227 MAIN CE 2-6135
136 Main Street CE 2-2121
BYERS OFFICE
EQUIPMENT CO.
126 Main Street CE 2-2050
123OSLUND'S REX
SERVICE STATION Lee Tires — Greasing — Washing LINCOLN AND FRANKLIN CE 2-5210
The Finest in:
Prescriptions Cosmetics
Fountain NEISWANGERS Large Selection of Foods at Modest Prices
308 MAIN STREET CE2-6342 121 WELCH CE 2-4105
"Say It With Flowers" From STRAND PAINT CO.
EVERT'S Paints — Wallpaper — Floor Covering
218 5TH STREET CE 2-5634 We Telegraph Flowers 215 FIFTH STREET CE 2-4130
HOLTZ AND NAIRN AGENCY RUSHINGS, INC.
Insurance and Real Estate EARL HOLTZ BILL NAIRN 51 1 Main Street CE 2-5350 202 MARKET CE 2-5322
124 JOHNSON LUMBER
WEST LINCOLN WAY CE 2-2665
Drive the
EDSEL
Newest and Finest Car
in the Low Price Range.
LARRY PETERSON EDSEL SALES
LINQUIST CLEANERS
Personalized Service
for Particular People
120 Hayward CE 2-1055
Electric Wiring and Supplies
NELSON ELECTRIC CO.
816 CLARK STREET CE 2-2445
WEST STREET
GROCERY
Open Sundays Open Holidays
2902 WEST STREET
2 Blocks from
Westgate
SPIEGEL, INC.
Catalog Shopping Center
400 MAIN
Jim Ayres picks
out one of the
fine sport
shirts frorru
RYERSON'S
STAG CLOTHING
226 Main Street CE 2-3261
125
AMES DAILY TRIBUNE
“ Your Hometown Xcuspaper"SKEIE
MOTOR CO.
PAUL JONES
SHEET METAL
PONTIAC
Sales—Service
364 S. Duff CE 2-6252
MAID-RITE
"Good Will Used Cars"
229 Main
The Favorite Clothing Store
for Young Men.
Visit our ivy league thop
PETERSON HARDWARE
Housewares and Paints
Quality Products—Friendly Service
Your Headquarters for
HUNTING, FISHING, CAMPING
AND PICNIC SUPPLIES
Iowa and Minnesota Licenses
128 Main Street CE 2-3054
Lincoln Way and Elm
CE 2-6670 AMES, IOWA
127JAMES THOMPSON
SONS
General Contractors
for
All Types of Building
Construction
AMES, IOWA
The new home of
COE'S FLOWERS
at Sixth and Grand offers the same fine
service at a new and convenient location.
Corsages "Our Specialty"
Cut Flowers
Potted Plants
Lustre Sheen Cleaning
AMES PANTORIUM
FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE
Quality Food at Competitive Prices"
Plenty of Parking Space
NINTH STREET GROCERY
FRED MALANDER—Owner
623 Ninth Street CE 2-9161
GRAND AVENUE
STATION
"Your Skelly Man"
13TH AND GRAND CE 2-4631
A SHORT STOP
AT THE
SPORT SHOP
WILL SOLVE ALL YOUR SPORTING
NEEDS
2520 Lincoln Way CE 2-5345
128Prescription Specialists
APOTHECARY SHOP
218 MAIN 521 DUFF
RICHARDS'
NIBBLE NOOK
Steaks — Chicken — Pizza
l 4 MILES WEST ON HWY. 30
CE 2-9449
JOE'S MEN'S SHOP
Your Best Buy in
Men's and Boys' Apparel
2536 LINCOLN WAY CE 2-5264
Meet Your Friends at the
THEATRES OF AMES
COLLEGIAN . . . "NEW AMES"
VARSITY . . . DANCH DRIVE-IN
Your Finest Entertainment Value
HILL'S STUDIO
Congratulations
Class of 1959
2530 LINCOLN WAY CE 2-4570
Mr. Hossle chats with Karen about what makes a
good portrait.
AMES AUTO SERVICE
510 Lincoln Way
"YOUR AUTO REPAIR SERVICE"
129AMES TRUST SAVINGS BANK
"The Bank Where You Feel at Home"
FIFTH AND KELLOGG
CE 2-5561
Congratulations,
Class of 1959
LOOKING INTO THE FUTURE:
To build or buy your own home as
soon as you are financially able is wise
. . . and will pay good dividends.
H. L MUNN
LUMBER CO.
Established 1891
MAIN AND DUFF AMES, IOWA
130
Individuality in Good Furniture
HOVERSTEN FURNITURE
Furniture and Floor Coverings
ADMIRAL TELEVISION
AND RADIOS
ADMIRAL AND GIBSON
REFRIGERATORS
AND ELECTRIC STOVES
Flex-Steel and Permalux
Living Room Furniture
412 MAIN PHONE CE 2-2674ESCHBACH
MUSIC HOUSE
• RECORDS—SHEET
MUSIC
• PHOTOGRAPHIC
SUPPLIES
• RADIOS—PHONOGRAPHS
PIANOS—ORGANS
• ACCORDIONS—GUITARS
• STUDIO LESSONS
302 MAIN AMES. IOWA
Phone CE 2-3624
GENERAL
FILTER COMPANY
Design—Construction—Erection
PRODUCTS:
Iron Removal Filters
Water Softeners
Aerators and Degasifiers
Chemical Feed Equipment
Coagulators and Mixers
Swimming Pool Equipment
PHONE CE 2-4121 AMES, IOWA
See the
NEW
Miracle Brain
ELNA
No Dials to Set
No Knobs to Turn
410 Fifth CE2-2530
CLEMENS
SEWING MACHINE SERVICE
GIBBS
PLUMBING AND HEATING CO.
131
1006 DOUGLAS
CE2-5452TROW MILK
DISTRIBUTORS
Iowa State College
Dairy Products
Trade Locally
239 CAMPUS CE 2-4662
R. E. NESS
Typewriter Sales and Service
Garden-Fresh Vegetables
Orchard-Fresh Fruits
The Best in Meats
Complete Stocks of
Dependable Canned Foods
Oven-Fresh Pastries
122 MAIN STREET CE 2-5205
CONGRATULATIONS
AND BEST WISHES
TO OUR HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS
We think we have a wonderful bunch of kids in Ames. We're
very proud of you, hate to see you grow up, and we'll miss you
when you go on to bigger things ... as we know you will.
TILDEN'S
AMES
DEPENDABLE SINCE 1869
132CONGRATULATIONS TO 1959 SENIORS
"Your Friendly Main Street Bank"
UNION STORY
TRUST SAVINGS BANK
Ames Banking Corner Since 1881
Main at Douglas CE2-2362
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
Congratulations, Congratulations,
Seniors! Class of 1959
S. HANSON MOORE'S DAIRY
LUMBER CO.
212 DUFF CE2-5152 428 FIFTH CE 2-6512
133johnson studio, inc.
'I
Linda Roach, Homecoming Queen Carole Walsh, Ann Farber
A Happy Future to the Class of 1959
one mile south on 69
phone CE 2-2865
s. duff ames, iowa
Personality Portraits
ALLEN MOTOR CO.
5 and Douglas CE 2-2462
CAMPUS DRUG
Drugs
Cosmetics
Magazines
2430 LINCOLN WAY CE 2-4252
COLLEGE CLEANERS
IN BY 9, OUT BY 5
136 Welch CE 2-7730
For the Best Pizza, Try the
PIZZA HOUSE
2502 Lincoln Way CE 2-1097Croton and Favre-Leuba Watches Watch Repairing SWANK'S JEWELRY 2522 LINCOLN WAY CE 2-6653 Congratulations. Seniors VIVIAN EQUIPMENT CO., INC. CEDAR RAPIDS, AMES, SIOUX CITY CE 2-4133
Good Luck STUDENT SUPPLY STORE
Class of 1959 School Supplies
20TH CENTURY Books
BOWLING Drawing Instruments 2424 LINCOLN WAY CE 2-7665
The lovely formal Linda is admiring
is from our collection of
AFTER DARK FASHIONS.
YOUNKER'S
Ames
323 MAIN CE 2-2320
135Compliments of
COLLEGIATE
MANUFACTURING
■companyH
CHEV ADAMS
Class of 1919
JACK ADAMS
Class of 1949
CLINT ADAMS
Class of 1921AMES WHEELOCK
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION CONOCO SERVICE
A Good Place for Your Savings Conoco Products ☆ U. S. Royal Tires
300 MAIN CE 2-2714 "JOE" WHEELOCK, JR., Owner 5th and Burnett Phone CE 2-4544
Congratulations, Class of 1959 IRVINE PAINT
■TBBaKB 3BDDDTIMtsf )' 214 Fifth CE2-5265
AMES DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY 105 Kellogg CE 2-7320 AMES FRUIT GROCERY
Second and Elm CE2-24II
Susie finds that College Savings is convenient and
likes its service.
Supplement Your Wardrobe at
TOWN AND CAMPUS
2514 LINCOLN WAY CE 2-5625
SPUDNUT SHOP
COLLEGE
SAVINGS BANK
Spudnuts for All Occasions
2316 LINCOLN WAY CE 2-5335
2546 LINCOLN WAY CE 2-4310
BOURNE'S
CONOCO STATION
Complete Auto Tune Up
6TH AND DOUGLAS CE 2-9877
A sincere wish from Brown's:
"May your education be an
inspiration to your future."
BROWN-SHOE FIT
SCOTTY'S
CHICKEN INN
317 Main Street CE 2-6633
THE HOME OF ALL TEEN SHOES
On Highway 30 West of Iowa State
College
138HOME
FURNITURE APPLIANCES
The Home of
Qualify Merchandise
128 LINCOLN WAY CE2-6233
WALTER Kssu DRUGS
YOUR PRESCRIPTION--
R MOST IMPORTANT TRUST
PENNEY'S
217 MAIN STREET CE 2-7745
326 MAIN STREET CE 2-2650
HY-VEE FOOD STORE
Open From 8 A.M. to 9 P.M.
I 12 S. SHELDON CE 2-2260
Homes for Sale or Custom Built
PHILCOY AND SONS
312 22ND STREET CE 2-6454
The New Oldsmobile at
DUNLAP'S MOTOR CO.
Meets With Alice's Wholehearted
Approval.
222 DUFF CE 2-4202
139
Over
16,000 Items
for Your
Convenience
Means You'll
Find It at
CARR HARDWARE
CO.
CE 2-6324 Ames, Iowa
MOSER
Luggage and Leather Store
310 Main Street CE 2-6260
D. S. TRIPLETT
Realtor
FOR BETTER BUYS IN HOMES
310 Main Street CE 2-5240
McDOWELL'S
ARMSTRONG BROS. CO.
Complete Floor Covering
231 MAIN CE 2-4157
The Spot for Homes
A Complete Real Estate
Service for City Property
Insurance of All Kinds
Travelers and Aetna Fire
WALT'S NEWS STAND
Greeting Cards, Magazines, Books
221 Main Street CE 2-9747
PHONE CE 2-6401
319 Main Ames, Iowa
BILL VOGT
AL STOLL
140MATH I SON MOTORS
ITALIAN
TOM'S GRILL
"Creators of Good Food"
DOWNTOWN AMES
Ford Authorized Sales and Service
323 Fifth CE 2-5521
Freeman Shoes for Men
Natural Bridge, Fashion Craft, and
Ki-Yaks for Women
MAIN AT DOUGLAS CE2-6755
FRANGOS
We Specialize in Italian Dishes
Insist Upon
O'NEIL'S
QUALITY CHECKED
ICE CREAM AND MILK
210 Main Street CE 2-9710
RAY JEWELERS
Keepsake Diamonds
220 Main Street CE 2-4761
Look for the Big
Red Check Mark
O'NEIL DAIRY COMPANY
Ames Iowa
141Register and Tribune carriers, Ives McMahon and Jim
Ayres look over the morning edition of the
DES MOINES REGISTER
AND TRIBUNE
2500 LINCOLN WAY 301 » 2 KELLOGG
ALLAN
MACHINE SHOP
No Job Too Large or Too Small
224 DUFF CE 2-6505
CARTER PRESS
"Quality and Service for Over 28 Years"
125 WELCH CE 2-2504
LANDSBERG
PHARMACY
COLLEGE REXALL
For the Finest in Footware
Shop at
THE BOOTERY
NEXT TO THE SHELDON-MUNN CE 2-0534
Carol Black enjoys the wide selection of flattering
frames at
HOUSE OF VISION, INC.
407 KELLOGG CE2-4626VAN DRIE'S FASHIONS
For the Women With Taste
JOSTEN'S
230 MAIN STREET CE 2-5423
WHATTOFF MOTOR CO.
Treasure-Craft Jewelry
and Stationery
OWATONNA. MINNESOTA
Studebaker Cars and Trucks
Box 526
AMES, IOWA
3605 LINCOLN WAY
CE 2-7450
Walt Smith Dial CE 2-21 I I
JORDISON ELECTRIC’
Jim Weiner fills
up with the best at the
"You Phone Us—We’ll Wire You"
Commercial—Residential
Farm
133 S. RIVERSIDE CE 2-7265
AMES
SHORT
STOP
BATES JEWELERS
Watches
Omega—Longines—Hamilton—Bulova
Sterling Silver
Gorham—Wallace
International—Heirloom
519 LINCOLN WAY CE 2-9732
2400 L WAY CE 2-2515
143And to the Spirit of Ames High, best
wishes for success to all the seniors from
the friendly people at
WARDS
MONTGOMCMV w a r o
B
NIMS SPORTSMAN'S
The Best in Sporting Equipment
225 MAIN STREET CE 2-1481
KNAPP
INSURANCE AGENCY
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
327-329 MAIN
CE 2-6531
FIFTH AND DOUGLAS CE 2-7060
ALOHA FLOWERS
TOWN AND COUNTRY LANES
Bowling Supplies
Instructions
Next to the Collegian Theater
Lunch Counter
2l 2 MILES NORTH ON HWY 69 CE 2-5000
405 MAIN STREET CE 2-5573
RAINBOW
COFFEE SHOP
Open 6 A.M. to I A.M.
301 5TH STREET CE 2-9806
144 «uCex
Abbott, Mr. Clair-39, 107
Abbott, Jean—30, 34, 46, 56, 102
Abbott, Steve—78
A CAPPEllA CHOIR-46
Adams, Mr. Frank—8
Adams. Mr. Herbert—9
Adams, Jim—63, 99
Adams, Marc—68, 105
Agard, Dave-12, 14, 68, 75. 106
Akin, Larry-33, 78. 114
Alexander. Mrs. Billie-25, 30
Alexander, Jim—53. 99
Alfred, Larry—100
Alfred, Ronald-62. 100
Allen, Betty—104
Allen, Dick-57, 62, 99
Allen, Don-102
Allison Mr. Leland-4l, 99
Anderson, Charlene-42, 52. 53. 99, 118
Anderson, Jon—46, 49, 51, 52, 102
Andersen, Karen K.—21, 61, 78
Anderson, Karen M.—16, 28, 60. 78
Anderson, Linda—47, 48, 99
Anderson, Mark—22, 46, 78
Anderson, Nancy-4, 5. 15. 20, 21, 26, 45, 46. 61. 78
Anderson, Robert—68, 106
Anderson, Tom G.—44, 106
Anderson. Tom L.-26, 78, 118
Andre, Alice-4, 5, 12, 13, 20, 26, 27. 56. 61. 78. 110
Andre, Richard—104
Andrews, Jane—29, 104, 118
Applegate, Eleanor—51, 104
Armstrong, Dave—107
Armstrong, Mary—47, 48, 104
Arthur. Dick,—46, 49, 50, 57, 78
Ayres. Jim-4, 5, 11, 14, 15. 26, 42, 78. 112
BACK-TO-SCHOOL NIGHT-117
Bailey. Shirley-21. 27. 47. 48. 51. 53, 105, 114
Baldus. Mary Kay—100
Ball. Darrell-33, 62. 78
Ball. Nancy-48. 105
Ballard, Linda—48, 106
Ballard. Sally-60. 78
Balloun, Joe—14, 62, 76, 78
Bancroft, Alice—51, 105
BAND-42, 43
Banks. Carol-47, 48. 102
Bappe, Bruce—107
Bappe, Katie—44, 100
Bappe, Rita—46, 50, 101
Barber, Carolyn—34, 48. 106
Barber, Donald—108
Bargfield, Ed-37, 102
Bames, Ronald—104
Barnhart, Florence—107
Barrie, Ed—78
Barton, Yvonne—52, 101, 114
BASKETBALL-69, 70, 71, 72, 73. 74. 75
Bates, Jim-52. 68. 105
Batman, Bruce—14, 62, 99, 114
Battles. Karen-47, 48. 51, 107
Baughman, Robert—100
Beach, Joanne—61, 78
Beedle. Tom—99
Behrend, Marlis—48, 106
Beman, Beth—47, 60, 79
Bender, Kathy—61, 79
Bender, Virginia—48, 108
Bengtson, Mr. Leonard—32
Bensend, Winifred—106, 118
Bergeson, Ronald—104
Biery, Mike—14. 46, 99
Billings, Peggy—27, 108
Bishop. Bill-47, 49, 100
Black, Bernice—42. 44, 60, 79, 118
Black, Carol-4. 5. 20. 46. 102
Black, Larry-104
Blaess, Julie—34, 48, 104
Blaess, Marilyn—21, 28. 42, 48, 60, 79
Boast, Chuck-13, 42, 47, 49, 53, 105, 118
Bohlen, Chris—105
Bork, David-46, 49, 79
Boston, Jo-34, 46, 50, 102
Bothell, Susan-51. 56. 105, 114
Botsford, Pat-52, 60. 79
Bowen. Gayle—26. 56, 60, 61, 80
Bowen, Nancy—21, 47, 48, 99
BOYS' GLEE CLUB-49
Brayton, Tom—14, 46, 49, 62, 80
Breon, Larry—68, 105
Briley. Dave—63, 100
Brindley, Carol-16. 20, 52, 61, 80
Brown, Delores—18, 105
Brown, Ed—102
Brown, Jim—47, 105
Brown, Larry—80
Brown, Mary—21, 99
Bruce, Clare—80
Bruce. Larry—101
Buchholtz, Tom-14, 44, 47, 49, 68, 75, 106
Buchman, John—80
Buchwald, Barbara—42, 100, 118
Burnham, Carolyn—51, 106
Burrell, Steve-12, 13, 14, 63, 69, 76, 81
Burroughs, Phyllis—21, 60, 81
Burton, Judy—48, 100
Burton, Linda—46, 61, 81
Busby, Dean—42, 106
Busch, Shirley-27, 47, 48, 51, 107
Busch, Steve—47, 61, 81
Bush, Ron-63, 102
Buwalda, Pete—81
Cadman, Mike-22, 68, 106
CAFETERIA STAFF-11
Caffcrty, Glen-33, 76, 81
Cafferty, Peggy-30, 48. 51, 53, 106, 114
Calhoon, Barb—30, 47, 48, 61, 81
Campbell, Susan-21, 27, 48, 51, 108
Canvin, Miss Madelcne—32, 104
Carey, Roger—107
Carlson, Gary—101
Carney, Pat-12, 21, 27, 30, 52, 53, 102, 114
Carr, Jock—69, 102
Carr, Nancy-21, 34, 48, 51, 107
Carr, Steve-46. 62, 76, 81
Cart, Patti-15, 16, 34, 48, 101
Carter, John-52, 53, 99, 114
Catron, Carmen—15, 28, 52, 101
Catron, Pat-20, 21, 56, 59, 60, 81
Chamberlin, John—12, 101
CHEERSQUADS—59
Childs, Dave-14, 47, 68, 69, 107
Chipman, Dave—47, 63, 74, 99
Chittenden, Dudley—37, 101
Christensen, Julie—101
Christian, Lynn—33, 81
Christophersoo, Denny—12, 14, 62, 100
Clapp, Arzy—11, 107
Clapp, Charlottc-11, 33, 60, 81
Clark, Donna—102
Clark, Jerry-42, 46, 49, 100
Clark, Paul-108
Clayberg, Pat—104
Clem, Deanna—21, 99
Clem, Cary—68, 104
Coe, Dave-57. 62, 102
Cole, Pam-30, 42, 48, 51, 107, 114
Coletti, Karen-47, 48, 51, 104, 114
Cooper, Kent—53, 68, 104
Cott, Stewart—51, 53, 105
Covey, Mr. Hiram-39, 55, 62, 75, 100
Cowan, Jim—53, 68, 107
Cox, Ben-23, 62, 81
Cox, Carolyn-34, 47. 48, 51. 104
Cox, Mike—14, 47, 63, 75, 76, 105‘Index
CREATIVE WRITING CLUB-27
Creel. Pat-33. 61, 81
Cross, Mr. Wayne—41, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50
Crossley, Deanna—44, 99
Crowley, Pat—100
CUBS' CLUB-27
Curtis, Jim—102
Dahl, Judy-60, 81, 112
Dahlberg, Barbara—47, 60, 81
Dahm, Charles-74, 99, 118
Dahm, Patty—48, 51, 104
Daley, Jerry—14, 23, 82
Dallman, Bill-53, 101
Daniels, JoAnn-21, 30, 42, 47, 48, 51, 104
Davey, Bill-30, 108, 118
Davidson, Donald—47, 49, 68, 106
Davidson, Mary Lou—21, 107
Davis, Mrs. Edna—10
Davis, Lloyd—101
Day, Mr. Richard—41, 42
Deal, Janet—34, 105
DE8ATE AND SPEECH CLUB-29
D.E.C.A.—33
DeHamer, Miss Dorothy—32, 60, 61
Demaray, Mrs. Patricia—10
DcMoss, Lynn—34, 100
DeVaul, Diane—51, 105
Dickc. Susie-30, 48, 51, 105
Dickinson, Mrs. Elizabeth—25, 28
Diehl, Barbara—105
Diehl, Rosie—20, 99
Dietl, Karen—106
Dictl, Ron—102
Disque, Mike-14, 42, 53, 74, 99
Dodge, Chuck-12, 13, 42, 44, 100
Doncls, Bill-—26, 62, 76, 82
Draisoy, Bill-62, 68, 69, 106
DRAMA-51, 52, 53
Drcesmon, Mrs. Delores—25
Drceszcn, Steve—14, 23, 42, 63, 76, 100
Dresser, Mary—47, 48, 51, 106
Dunlap, Margo—27, 42, 48, 106
Dunlap, Marilyn—30, 52, 100, 114
Durham, Karon—105
Easton, Anne—20, 26, 60, 61, 82
Ebel, Shelley-21, 56, 60, 61, 82
Eckard, Norman—47, 49. 53, 68, 104
Eckhoff, Pamela-30, 47, 48, 107
Edwards, Dale—82
Egglcton, Gordon—53, 104
Elliott, Mrs. Grayce—10
Elliott, Judy-20, 42, 44, 46, 52, 101, 114
Ellis, Virginia—42, 44, 100
Emery, Pat—34, 101
Engclhardt, Mr. Douglas—41, 44
Englohorn, Susan—11, 44, 45, 46, 60, 82
Epstein, Ed-26, 53, 63, 82
Erickson, Dennis—11, 47, 49, 102
Erickson, Durrcll—101
Erickson, Karen-42, 47, 48, 51, 108
Erskine, Tom—42, 99
Ersland, Dugan—107
Ethington, Donna—13, 30, 47, 48, 51, 104
Evans, Dick—42, 47, 49, 108
Evans, Phil—101
Fain, Ron-63, 74, 76, 100
Farber, Ann-12, 13, 20, 61, 82, 110. 111, 112
Farley, Mary Ellen—44, 46, 99
Fatland, Arlin —104
Fatland, Darlene—61, 82
Faust, Carolyn—82
Faust, Linda—61, 82
Fear, Richard—42
Feavel, Gary—76. 82
Ferguson, Barb—105
Ferguson, Betsy—4, 5, 102
Ferguson, Jayanne—47, 48, 51, 105
F.H.A.—34
Fields, Ann-21, 29, 42. 47, 48, 106
FILM OPERATORS CLUB-33
FIRESQUAD-14
Fisher, Bob-62,82
Fisher, Martha-60, 82
Flack, Mrs. Daisy—10
Flora, Sharon—34, 106
Foderberg, Elaine—21, 48, 101
Foderberg, Ronald—33, 104
FOOTBALL-62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68
Foreman, Aundrea—48, 107
Foreman, Mike—14, 101
Foshe, Morvclle—106
Fox, Karen—27, 30, 107
Fox, Karl-29, 82
Frame, Harold—105
Fredrickson, Pat—99
Frcel, JoAnn—83
Frcel, Mike—83
French, Alfrcd-29, 37. 42. 47, 53. 105
FRENCH CLUB-30
FRIENDSHIP WEEK—116
Fryer, Judy—60, 83
G.A.A.—56
Fammack, Gregg—15, 62, 63, 76. 83
Gammell, Ronald—23. 106
Garner, Jerry—16. 83
Garner, Mary-52. 56. 100
Garrett, .Vs. Kay—29, 39
Gibbs. Margie—21, 26. 30. 46, 51. 53. 60. 83, 114
Gienger, Miss Dorothea—32
GIRLS' GLEE CLUB-48
GIRL RESERVES—20, 21
Gowan, Barb-26, 56, 60, 6.. 84
Gcwan, Sandy-27, 42, 47. 48. 51, 107
Graham, Carole—108
Graham, Joyce—34, 48, 100
Gray, Tom-14, 15, 46, 50, 63, 76, 84
Green, AMss Annette—25, 108
Green, Paul—100
Green, Mrs. Ruth—10
Griffin. Chuck-46. 102
Groat, Gary—99
Grooms, Steve—53, 101
Grossman, Giscla—101
Grubb. Mrs. Betty—36
Grundman, Sharon—26, 27, 28, 60, 84
Gunderson, Anne—47, 48, 61, 84
Gunn, Karen-30, 42, 46, 52, 53, 102
Guy, Kathy—47, 48. 51. 56, 107
Guy, Sharon-21, 46, 50, 56. 101
Hageman, Russell—29, 30, 37, 101, 118
Haggc, John—12, 14, 68, 105
Hall, Lissa-28, 34, 47, 60, 61. 84
Halterman, Leann—48, 104
Hamilton, Mr. Robert-41, 51, 52. 53, 114
Handeland. Marjic—47, 48, 56, 108
Hanlin, Darla-21, 30, 48, 51, 53, 104
Hannum, Mr. Thomas—8
Hanway, laurel—29, 51, 104, 118
Harris, Linda—34, 51, 105
Harsh, Jim—106
Hartley, Mike-37, 114
Hatasaki, Paulette-28, 30, 48. 104
Hatch, Jim-49, 52. 53, 107
Hawk, John—49, 84
Hawkins. Malinda-12, 13, 20, 42, 47, 48. 52, 53, 60, 61, 85
Hazel, Bonnie—15, 20, 56, 61, 85
Heald, Joyce-21, 27, 30, 42, 49, 105
Hedrick, Roger-42, 44, 47. 49, 68, 75, 107
Hcgland, Nancy—21, 42, 47, 48, 105
Heidel, Marcia-27, 30, 41, 42, 45, 105. 114
Henderson, Bill—108
Henderson, Steve—11, 20, 42, 46, 49, 85
Hensing, Ann-20, 5 , 60, 61, 85, 112
Hensing, Jean—21, 48, 51, 56, 106
Herrick. Joyce-21, 48. 51. 106
Hctzel, Sue-27, 44, 52, 53, 101, 114 7 tcCe%
Hetzel, Mr. Walter-8
Hucbner, Carolyn—102
Heubner, Mike—68, 75, 106
Hibbs, Sharon—18, 99
Hicks, Donna—42, 44, 48, 106
Hiedeman, Mr. Dale—36, 99
Hildebrand, Patti—48, 51, 106
Hillyard, Margaret—21, 48, 107
Hinrichson, Sara—27, 30, 60, 85
Hiscrote, Nando Jo-12, 47, 48, 52, 99
HI-Y-22, 23
Hockman, Lynda—21, 51, 107
Holtz, Earl-42, 46, 49. 50, 76, 85
Holtz, Joan-21, 42, 47, 48, 50, 56, 10:'
HOMECOMING—110, 111
Hoover, Barb-46, 60, 85. 110, 112, 113
Hoover, Bonnie—34, 48, 51, 104
Hcstetter, Carole—30, 42, 100
Hougo, Curt—104
Houge, Wynn—85
Houser, David—42, 102
Howard, Sally-30, 44, 45, 46, 50, 101
Howe, Martha-20, 46, 50, 60, 61, 85
Howell, Mr. Herbert—8
Howell, Mr. Frank—8
Howell. Steve-11, 14, 15, 22, 23. 26. 62, 76, 85
Hudspith, Winifred—33, 60, 85
Hull, Adrian-57, 85
Humphrey, Susan—21, 30, 52, 100
Huntress, Debby—26, 60, 61, 85
Hunzikcr, Dean—57, 62, 74, 101
Hurlbut, Terry-23, 37, 42, 47, 49, 104, 118
Hussey, Mike—23, 99
Hutchison, Judy—21, 51, 104
Isley, Deanna-27. 29, 44, 51. 107, 114
INTRAMURALS—57
Iverson, Norman-23, 33, 42, 46, 49, 53, 101
Jackson, Denny—14, 15, 102
James, Beverly—48, 105
Jameson, Mary—99
Jenkins. Ron—62, 99
Jensen, Carl—100
Jensen, Steve—15, 62, 69, 99
Johnson, Dick-12, 14, 68, 75, 105
Johnson, Rennie—62, 85
Johnson, Sharon—48, 105
Jones, Mr. James—36. 106
Jones, Jerry—42, 106
Jones, Larry Wayne—63, 85
Jones, Ron-15, 42, 44. 46, 62, 76. 100
Jordison, LoAnne—101
Joseph, Sidney—23, 68, 104
Judge, Ann—20, 60, 61, 86
Judge, Howard-14, 23, 47, 49, 102
Judge. Mariha—48, 51. 53, 106. 114
Judisch, Jim—4, 5, 86
Juncker, Ed—86
Juncker, Shirley—106
JUNIOR CLASS PLAY-114
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COUNCIL-15
JUNIORS—98, 99, 100, 101, 102
Kayl, Jeanette—100
Kcigloy, Judy-34, 46, 102
Keller, Dave-12, 13. 22, 42. 46. 86
Kelley. Jim E.-12. 13, 42, 46, 49, 86
Kelley, Jim-62, 101
Kelley, Pat-14, 42, 47, 49, 68, 106
Kelly, Anita—61, 86
Kelso, Dick-22, 37, 42. 102
Kiertzner, Marlene—51, 107, 114
King, Aaron-13, 14, 47, 75, 107
Kirk, Gary-74, 99
Kirkham, Ann-12, 27, 108
Kirkham, Vicky-30, 42, 44, 100
Klingseis, Pat-13, 23, 62, 99
Kloppenborg, Bonnie—48, 107
Knapp, Sue—100
Knutson, Lois—29
Kooscr, Judy-48. 52. 100
Kraft, Larry—57, 86
Krocheski, Joe—23, 86
Kuhl, Ed-26, 69, 86
Kuhl, Marlene-21, 30, 48, 51, 107
Kuncl, lani-52. 53, 102
Kutish. Gerald-30, 100
Lake. Marsha-34, 42, 47, 48, 108
Larsen, Edith—48, 101
Larson, Carol—102
Larson, Harvey—107
Larson, Ron—100
Larson. Rosalie—52, 53, 99, 114
Laslctt, Emily—48, 104
Laslett, Lars 44, 76, 99, )18
Lawrence, Jack—102
Lee, Mary Susan—5, 60, 61, 86
Lee. Peg-20, 27, 28, 52. 53. 61. 36
Leppik, Ho-15, 29. 37, 47, 49, 118
Lester, Bill-13, 68. 107
Lewis, Barbara—99
Lewis, Sharon—21, 34, 61, 86
LIBRARY CLUB-28
Lillie, Elinor-30, 60, 86
Linder, Joan—104
Linder, Lory-16, 26, 30, 48, 52, 60, 86
Link, Albert—107
Linn, Mr. Wallace-39, 55, 62, 106
Litchfield. Jack-108
Litzel, John—108
Lockhart, Mrs. Carol—55, 56
Lofgrcn, Dick-12, 47, 49, 68, 104
Lawman, Jon—101
Lubscn, Janet—28, 30, 105
Lunde, Mark—47, 48, 101
Luther, Barry—86
Luther, Bonny—33, 87
Lyttle, Tom—49, 104
Lyttle, Toni-21, 47, 48, 105
MacBride, Mr. George—32
McBride, Becky-30, 42, 44, 56, 100
McCay, Margie-30, 42, 102
McComb, Mary-16, 30, 42, 61, 87
McCullough, Jim-12, 13, 46, 62, 63, 76, 87
McDonald, Jackie—60, 87
McFarland, Sue-27, 48, 56, 100
McGinnis, Mai—69
McGlothlen, Dave—108
McGowan, Bill-53, 104
McGuire, Jack-23. 63. 87
McGuiro, Julie—46, 60, 87, 110
McGuire, Mike-62, 74, 100
McGuire, Molly-34, 47, 48, 108
McHone, Larry—88
Mclnnis, Jim—51, 104
McIntosh, Sandra-21, 28, 30, 48, 60, 88
McMahon, Ives—88
McNally, Miss Mary-16, 19, 25, 101
McTague, Frances-20, 21, 52, 60, 88, 110, 112
McTague, Pete—101
McVickcr, Maureen—27, 30, 51, 107
Mokclbust, Joanie—21, 51, 106
Mallory, Glenri—88
Malone, Sara—47, 48, 51, 106
Manning, Kris—30, 47, 48, 51, 106
Marks, Martha—4, 5, 60, 61, 88
Marsh, Mrs. Maud—11
Martin, David—74, 99
Martin, Linette—47, 48, 101
Martin, Linda-4, 5, 13, 20, 30, 42, 52, 101, 114
Mason, Terry—104
Matterson, Caroline—13, 21, 27, 51, 106
Matthews, Nick—99
Matusoski, Jackie-27, 56, 59, 107
Maxwell, David-37, 105, 114
Meads, Marianne—47, 49, 107
Meier, Janice—16, 44, 46, 50, 60, 89Molampy, Kathleen—60, 89
Moll, Ben—ICO
Melvin, Ellen—106
Mendon, Suo-21, 59, 102
Merrick, Jim-105
Mettlin. Nancyne—60, 89
Michaud, John—89
Mickelson, Sandy—48, 51, 108
Milk, Richard-30, 33. 106
Miller, Bill-51, 53. 106, 114
Miller, Janet-21, 30, 42, 99
Miller, John—100
Miller, Mike-101, 114
Miller, Miss Ruth-14, 20, 21, 36
MIXED CHORUSES—47
Moore, Bobbctte—48, 99
Moore, Michelc-21. 34, 48, 51, 107
Moore, Ron—107
Moreland, Mrs. Anna—11
Morris, Jack-37, 89
Morton, Dave—37, 89
Moses. Ron-22, 33. 37. 89, 118
Mullica, Karyn—30, 47, 48, 100
Munson, John—22, 89
Munson, Keith- 63, 76, 89
Munson, Larry—63, 76, 89
Myers, Gary-23. 68. 107, 118
Neal, Nancy—28, 106
Neilsen, Carol—48, 51, 104
Nelson, Bill-46, 49. 50, 89
Nelson, Bonnie—100
Nelson, Donna—34, 48, 102
Nelson, Roger—101
Nelson, Sandro—11, 61, 89
Nelson. Sharon 61, 89
Nickerson, Bob-30, 51, 53, 89
Nickey. Mike-27, 37, 57, 68. 104
Nolin, Bob-101
Nordin, Judy-27, 28, 60, 89
Nordyke, Jack-4, 5, 26, 63, 76, 90
North, Barbara—44, 104
Novak, Beverly - 27, 28, 29, 47. 48, 51, 56.
Oest, Bob-27, 37, 104
Olson, Doug-37, 53, 105, 114
ORCHESTRA-44
Orning, Allen—105
Orr, Gretchen—30, 42, 44, 101
Oslund, Don—90
Cstrem, Kent—102
Otis, Sue-51, 53. 104, 114
Ourth, Mr. Oscar—25, 55
Overland, Dick—68, 105
Overturf, Mr. James—32, 33, 102
Owings, Pam—34. 44, 45, 101
Packer. Ellen-15, 46, 60, 90
Page, Dave—63, 74, 76, 102
Page. Mr. Kenneth—39
Pappas. Tessic—102
Parks, Andrea-21, 27, 28. 104
Partin, Jeannie—27, 30, 42, 105
Pasley, Bob-57, 106
Pasley, Clarke—15, 62. 76, 90
Patterson, Pat-37, 47, 49, 102, 118
Paulson. Alice-12. 52. 99, 114
Paulson. Roger—90
Paulson, Ruby—60, 90
Paulson, Wayne—37, 42, 47. 49, 118
Peake, Fred-14. 62. 99
Peake. Shirley-106
PEP CLUB—60, 61
Perkins, Jerry—99
Peterson, Betsy—48, 56. 99
Peterson. Catherine—100
Peterson. Karlyn-16 52 53. 60, 90. 110,
Peterson, Marla—34, 48. 106
Peterson Sandy-20. 26. 28. 42 52. 53,
Peyton, Phyllis—42, 44. 60. 90
Phares, Mike—90
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Phares, Virgil—33, 101
Picken, Joe-27. 49, 68. 106, 118
Pierce, Darvin—90
Pinnell, Sylvia—20, 60, 90
Piper. Jim-23, 46. 49, 74. 100
Poole, Carey—46. 49, 50, 90
Porter. Sheila-20, 30, 47. 52. 53. 100, 114
Posegate. Dave-14, 22, 62, 69. 76. 90
Prescott, Joy—47, 48, 51, 107
Pumroy, Tom—14, 47. 49, 52, 53. 68 106
Quinn, Marion-13, 27, 28. 29, 42, 51, 105
Quinn, Mary Beth-21. 51, 107
Quinn, Mary Ellen—21, 51, 108
Rah. Judy-16, 26, 46. 50, 60, 90
Randau, Ron—91
Randecker. Vic-102, 114
Randles, Karen—34, 46. 50. 102
Rasmussen, Dee—21, 30, 101
Rath, Jim—91
Ratliff, Janice—91
Ratferree, Richard—26, 91
Reed. Susie-30, 102
Reese, Mike—91
Reilly, Barbara—60, 91
Reinberger, ary—47, 48, 59. 104
Rcnch, Marcia—48. 51. 104
Reno, Beth Ann—51, 106
Reno. Gordon—63, 101
Reynolds, Carl-107
Rice, Judy-30, 61. 92
Rice, Sue-51. 56. 106
Richards, Lynda-27, 28. 44. 106, 118
Richards, Sandra—60, 92
Ritland, Craig-15. 63. 76, 100
Ritland. Mr. Everett-13, 19, 25
Ritland, Patf-21. 26. 46. 52. 60, 92, 110
Roach, Linda-20, 26. 30. 46. 50. 59. 60. 92. 110, 111, 112
Roberson, Mike—68. 107
Roberts, Miss Sharon—25, 30, 105
Rogers, Doug—14, 26, 63. 76. 92
Regers, Jerry—53, 107
104, 114 Rogr.ess, Karen—42, 46. 101
Rosebrook, Mrs. Lee—8
Rouze, Dale—62, 102
Rust, Steve-62, 74, 76. 99
Sailsbury, Dennis—108
Samson, Carla—92
Samson, Doug—47, 57, 104
Sande, Judy—102
Sands, Barbara—26, 47, 48. 61, 93
Sands, Elizabeth-11. 21. 26. 47, 48. 61. 93
Saral, Rein-13. 27. 37. 104, 118
Sargent, Ann—46, 52. 53, 99
Sawyer, Judy—46, 99
Sayre, Miss Laura—10
Schaucr. Karma—27, 42, 44, 108
Scheuermann, Lee—14, 46, 49, 62, 76. 99
Scheuermann, Sally—34, 62, 107
Scheuermann. Sandi—46, 60, 93
Scheuermann, Tom—76. 93
Scholtes. Beth Ann—30, 107
SCHOOL BOARD-8
Schrampfcr, Betty—20, 47, 48, 56, 60, 61, 93
Schultz, Jim—100
Schultz. Mike-107
Schumcr, Virginia—48, 101
Schwartz, Mary—11, 44, 106
Schweitzer Mary Ann—26, 52, 60. 93, 114
SCIENCE AND RADIO CLUBS-37
SCIENCE SEMINAR-118
Sclarow. Pat-27. 51. 108
SENIOR CLASS-78, 79, 80. 81, 82. 83 84. 85. 86. 87, 88. 89.
90, 91, 92, 93. 94, 95, 96, 97
112 SENIOR SENATE-15
Sevde, Clcm-57. 68, 75. 105
59. 60, 90, 110. 112 Severson. Jan-22, 23. 26. 57, 93
Severson, Juanita—30, 42, 48, 106
Shadle, Mr. Owen-32
148 ttdex
Shearer, Muriel—21
Shepherd, Alison—21, 27, 29, 44, 48, 107
Shipley. Donna—21. 52. 53, 100, 110
Shockley. Cindy-28. 42, 107
Shockley, Karen—34, 48. 104
Shrader, Margaret—4. 5, 44, 45
Shultc, Diana—48. 101
Sielert, Don-42, 49, 105
Sielert, Mr. Gerald-32. 33, 47
Sill , Jan-48. 101
Sill , Janet 1.-93, 61
Sill . Mi Karyl-10
Simmering, Becky—42, 106
Simpson, Judy—20, 26, 44. 45, 61, 93
Skarjhaug Karen—28, 47. 48. 104
Skei. David—68, 106
Skeie, Linda—104
Skeie, t. J.-42, 46. 49, 63, 100
Skortman, Vickie-27, 30, 51. 106, 114
Smalling, Nancy—47, 51, 52, 107
Smalling, Mr. Raymond—55, 57, 104
Smiley, Roger—42, 46, 49, 50, 57, 93
Smith, Elaine—44, 47, 48, 107
Smith, Gar-13, 14 46. 49, 63, 69, 76. 93
Smith, John—99
Smith, Tom-4, 5, 11, 52, 53, 100, 11
SOPHOMORES-103, 104, 105, 106, 107. 108
Soy, Pat-60, 93
SPANISH CLUB-30
Spatcher, Mr. Cecil-36. 55. 63. 68. 74, 75. 101
Spatcher, Dave-12, 42, 57, 106
Spear, Darrell-14, 23, 68, 107
Spear, Mike-75. 108
SPIRIT DANCE-112, 113
Sprague. Larry—42, 104
Stebbin , Bruce—42, 44, 53, 102
Steil, Peggy-11. 12, 13. 20, 48. 52. 53. 56. 60, 61. 93
Stenjon, Mark—53. 108
Stephens, Marilyn—33, 93
Stephenson, Conrad—101
Stephenson, Robert—37, 42, 104, 118
Stephenson, Sandra—61, 93
Stevens, Mr. Don—8
Stine, Tim—62, 76. 94
Stokke. Martha—108
Stone. Mr. Edv in-22. 23, 32, 107
Stoner, Bill—94
Straehle, Carol—47, 48, 51, 56. 104
Strand. Beth-20, 30, 52, 53, 99, 114
Strand, Martha-26, 52. 53. 61, 94
Strand. Steve-15. 22, 57, 94
Strannigan, Theo—27, 51. 104, 114
Stuart, Jim-14. 62, 63, 69, 76. 94
STUDENT COUNCIL-12, 13
STUDENT TREASURERS-16
Sturtevant, Mr. Floyd—36, 37
Sucher, Pat—4, 16, 60, 94
Sutton, Gary—62, 99
Sydnes. Betty
Synhorst. Bob-23, 75, 104
Taft, Mike-12, 13. 26. 76. 94. 110
Tarman, Neal—94
Taylor, Dick—94
Taylor, Jim—68. 105
Taylor, Larry—14. 104
Taylor, Wayne—107
Tcsdahl, Gary-23. 62, 76. 101
Thogerson, Don—94
Thomas, Tommy—62, 94
Thompson, Ann-42, 52, 53, 60, 61, 94, 114
Thompson, Mrs. Evelyn—25, 102
Thompson, Glenda—48, 51, 53, 105, 114
Thompson, Jim—16, 22, 23, 94
Thompson, Larry—63, 101
Thorpe. Eileen—105
Thorpe, Wayne—63, 100
Tice, Denny-12, 63, 74, 76, 102
Timm, Tom—14, 15, 22, 44, 45, 46, 49, 62, 76, 94
Toms, Don—14, 62, 99
Toppenberg, Roger—105
Torrey, Kenneth—14, 42, 44, 68. 106
Tow, Jerry-23, 51, 68. 106
Tripp, Diane-42, 46, 50. 101, 114
Trout, Miss Betty—32, 34
Trow, Pat-4, 5, 20, 46, 51. 52, 53. 60, 95
Trump, Mr. Richard—4, 36
Tuttle, Mary Ann—51, 106
Twaddle. Mike-12, 68. 75. 107
Ustrud. Janice—30, 42, 46, 56. 101
Vandccar, Jane—21, 47, 48, 52, 102
VanPatter, Pam—27, 51, 106
VanScoy, Bob-13, 14, 47. 68, 75. 108
VanScoy, Mike-57. 75. 107
VanVoorhis, Bervin—68
VanVoorhis, Rodger—95
Van Winkle, Kerry-57, 74, 101
VARSITY CLUB-76
Vegors, Mrs. Aurilla—19, 25, 100
Villwock, Claudette—48, 107
Vilmont, Jule—47, 63, 102
Vivian, John—99
Vogt. Carol-42, 44, 52, 99
Von Bergen, Mickey-23, 63, 74, 76, 100
Walkup, John-27, 42, 49, 53, 104, 118
Wall, Dallas-15. 20, 46, 59, 99
Wall, Dave-14, 22, 23. 63, 76, 95
Walsh, Carole-12, 13, 20, 21. 26, 28, 30, 52, 61, 95, 110, 111
Walsh, Margie—15, 21, 42, 52, 102, 114
Walsh. Mary Janc-30, 48, 51, 59, 108
Walter. Dr. J. M.-8
Wardle. llonc-20, 44, 45, 101
Warren, Judy-30, 47, 48, 51, 104
Warren, Margref—101
Warren, Ron—23, 104
Watson, Mark-27, 37. 47, 49, 68, 105
WEB STAFFS—26
Webb, Ann-30, 52, 102
Weldon, Mrs. Julia Colo—8
Welling, Penney—20, 42, 47, 48, 99
Welling, Vaughn—12, 104
Wells, Mr. Kenneth-19, 55, 63
Wendell, Dennis-12, 16, 95
West. Gene-69, 105
West, Joyce—60, 95
Westvold. Karen-48, 100
Whcelock, Dave—100
Wheelock, Karen-30. 42, 102, 114
White, Mary Alice—42, 106
Whitney, Mrs. Charlotte-19, 20, 21, 25, 26, 27
Wiener, Jim-42, 44, 57, 102, 114
Wicrson, Sherri-26. 28, 52, 59, 60, 61. 96, 112
Wilcox, Barb-30, 48, 51, 59, 106
Wilcox, Miss Edna—20, 21, 25
Wilcox, Rod-96
Wildman, Gretchcn—42, 45, 46, 101
Wilkcn, Kathryn-34, 47, 48, 107
Williams, Andy—14, 101
Williams, Linda-34, 101
Williams, Louis—107
Wilson, Sue-105
Winkler, Mike—96
Winton. Betty—30, 51, 107
Wolf, Mike-12, 69, 101
Wood, Mr. Walter-32. 105
Woods, Bruce-27, 106, 118
Woods, Joe—106
Wright, Sharon-27, 30, 51, 108
Wunderlich, Tom—102
Young, Bob-47, 49, 107
Young, Ken—104
Young, Ron—68, 107
Young, Sherry—30, 102
Yocum, Max—96
Zea, Ruth-21, 34, 48. 106, 114
Zenor, Blaine-53. 57, 99
Zober, Norman—37, 108
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11 min uimuii muPrincipal Herber» Adams read the roll call as 189 Ames High Seniors
received their diplomas.
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Baccalaureate May 24 and commencement May 27
finished a busy year for 189 Ames High seniors.
The class sermon, "A Plea for Excellence," was delivered
by the Rev. John F. Ryan of St. Cecilia's Church. He listed
the qualities needed in our lives to fulfill this plea.
Dr. J. W. Ylvisaker, president of Luther College in
Decorah, chose "Wanted: Pioneers," as the theme of his
commencement speech. He described the opportunities
and the necessity for pioneering in the present and the
future in our relationships with people, places and things.
The class officers were Clarke Pasley, president; Gregg
Gammack, vice president; Bonnie Hazel, secretary; and
Carey Poole, treasurer.
Diplomas in hand, the Class of 1959 marches across the
field after commencement ceremonies.
154Senior 'Produced “76e Po tde ‘ytyeant
"The Ponder Heart," produced by the senior class, played to
the largest opening night audience in Ames High history.
Written by Joseph Fields and Jerome Chederov, the play is
an amusing account of the 90-day trial marriage contracted by
Daniel Ponder and Bonnie Dee Peacock.
The cast of 40 was under the direction of Robert Hamilton,
Ames High drama coach, assisted by Mrs. Aurilla P. Vegors and
Mary Ann Schweitzer.
Right: Jim Kelley, playing Uncle Daniel, pleads his love for Bonnie Dee, played
by Karlyn Peterson.
Below right: In one of the wildest courtroom scenes ever written. Uncle Daniel
argues with his lawyer, Tom Timm, right; his sister, Carol Brindley; and the
judge. Bob Nickerson.
Back: Peggy Steil, Bob Nickerson, Jack Morris, Larry Akin. Row 6: Martha Howe,
Sherri Wierson, Tim Stine, Jim McCullough, Jan Severson, Jim Stuart, Larry
Munson, Judy Rah, Elinor Lillie, Marilyn Blaess. Row 5: Linda Roach, Anne
Easton, Julie McGuire, Sharon Grundman, Phyl Peyton, Jackie McDonald, Patt
Ritland, Ellen Packer, Martha Marks. Row 4: Ben Cox, Dave Wall, Carole Walsh,
Lory Linder. Martha Strand, Linda Hawkins, John Munson. Steve Strand, Dave
Morton, Roger Smiley. Row 3: Dave Bork, Margie Gibbs, Gregg Gammack,
Karlyn Peterson, Jim Kelley, Carol Brindley, Ann Thompson, Tom Timm. Row 2:
David Maxwell, Doug Olson, Tom Smith, John Carter, Diane Tripp, Judy
Hutchison, Theo Strannigan, Glenda Thompson, Mary Schweitzer, Mr. Hamilton,
Rosalie Larson, Anne Judge, Mary Garner, Darla Hanlin, Bev Novak, Ann
Sargent, Nancy Smalling, Jo Ann Daniels, Sandy Peterson. Front: Peg Lee,
Susie Humphrey, Judy Sande, Joyce Herrick, Rosie Diehl, Gayle Bowen, Pat
Trow, Alice Andre, Pam Van Patter, Bill Miller, Mary Jane Walsh, Vicki Skortman,
Ruth Zca.Englehorn, Susan
National Merit Scholarship
Finalist. General Motors
Scholarship.
Faust, Linda
Harlan Award from Iowa
Wesleyan College.
Garner, Jerry
Merit Scholarship Finalist,
Register and Tribune Schol-
arship. Iowa State Uni-
versity Merit Award.
American Legion Auxiliary
Scholarship.
Gray, Tom
NROTC Scholarship.
Hazel, Bonnie
National Merit Scholarship
Finalist. Grinnell College
Scholarship.
Howe, Martha
University of Wisconsin
Tuition Award.
Howell, Steve
Grinnell College Scholar-
ship.
Judge, Anne
Iowa State Teachers Col-
lege Student Aid Award.
Keller, David
National Merit Scholarship
Finalist
Kelley, James
National Merit Scholarship
Finalist.
Lillie, Elinor
National Merit Scholarship
Finalist.
McGuire, Julie
National Merit Scholarship
Finalist. State University
of Iowa Merit Award.
Anderson, Nancy
National Merit Scholarship,
Iowa High School Press As-
sociation Scholarship. Iowa
State University Merit
Award.
Black, Bernice
National Merit Scholarship
Finalist.
Calhoun, Barbara
Iowa Stote University Merit
Award.
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Marks, Martha
National Merit Scholarship
Finalist. Ames High Betty
Crocker Homemaker of
Tomorrow.
Moses, Ron
Second place. Haw key e
Science Fair; fourth place.
Notional Science Fair;
Bausch-Lomb Award for
Outstanding Senior Science
Student.
Packer, Ellen
Grinnell College Scholar-
ship.
Roach, Linda
National Merit Scholarship
Finalist. Mt. Holyoke Col-
lege Scholarship.
Smith, Gar
National Merit Scholarship
Finalist. George Baker
Scholarship. Grinnell Col-
lege.
Timm, Tom
NROTC Scholarship.
At two assemblies during the final weeks of
school, awards were given for participation and
achievement in music, drama, stenography, typ-
ing, debate, art, G.A.A., intramural sports and
track.
Special awards went to John Chamberlin, Lars
Laslett, and Victor Randecker for high scholarship
in American history.
Margaret Shrader placed first and Barbara Cal-
houn second in the United Nations test.
Stewart Cott earned an award and certificate
of merit for national achievement in the art con-
test sponsored by Scholastic Magazine.
157Se tt vul Ti ene tyu itA at Sayowzna Sene tade"
An Oriental atmosphere was the back-
ground for "Sayonara Serenade," with Japanese
lanterns and imitation flowers as decorations
and dancing to the music of Ralph Zarnow.
The annual junior-senior frolic, at which the
juniors traditionally host the seniors, v as held
May 2 in the Ames High gym. Entertainment
for everyone followed the dinner, and non-
dancers watched movies in the auditorium.
The prom v as over at midnight, but the jun-
iors were guests at a parent-Moose sponsored
party and the seniors were entertained by the
Elks until early morning.
Left: Juniors, seniors, faculty and school board mingled
for dinner at the frolic.
Below: An evening of dancing followed the dinner‘Palm. @lui
Back: Beth Strand, Marilyn Dunlap, Pat Carney, Mr. Hamilton, Karen Gunn, Carol Brindley, Ann Thompson, Sandy Peterson, Peg Stcil, Alice
Andre, Charlene Anderson, Tom Smith, John Carter. Second: Carmen Catron, Sheila Porter, Judy Elliott, Mary Ann Schweitzer, Anne Easton
Peg Lee, Linda Hawkins. Carole Walsh. Rosalie Larson, Donna Shipley. Front: Lory Linder, Margie Gibbs, Pat Trow.
Bruce Stobbins, Theo Strannigan and Tom Smith were in the cast of
"Moon Up," which was selected for showing with the Iowa State Lab
Theatre one-act plays.
Palm Club is the honor group of the Ames
High drama department, promoting participa-
tion in drama productions. New members are
initiated each semester.
Officers of the club this year were Margie
Gibbs, president; Karlyn Peterson, vice president;
Sherri Wierson, secretary; and Lory Linder, treas-
urer.
Three one-act plays, "Moon Up," "Love Song"
and "The Dear, Dear Children" were produced
by the members of drama club and Palm Club.
The plays were student-directed under the su-
pervision of Robert Hamilton, head of the depart-
ment, and provided an opportunity for many to
participate.
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The 1959 Ames High track queen and her four
attendants were chosen from a field of ten senior
girls.
Nominees were Alice Andre, Marilyn Blaess, Carol
Brindley, Ann Farber, Mary Susan Lee, Fran Mc-
Tague, Karlyn Peterson, Sandy Peterson. Linda Roach
and Sherri Wierson.
Ames High won the annual meet with 1271 2
points. North of Des Moines had 1001 2 points and.
Marshalltown, 70.
Royalty reigned at the Ames High Invitational Track Meet May 1. From left, Fran ftcTague and Alice Andre, attendants; Linda Roach, queen;
Karlyn Peterson and Carol Brindley, attendants.
Blaine Zcnor and Clarke Pasley move up to first and second
positions against Marshalltown and North High runners in
the half mile run.(ZycfoKea
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Back: Glen Cafferty, Lee Scheuermann, Gary Tesdahl, Joe Balloun, Ed
Epstein, Clarke Pasley, Mike Twaddle. Second Row: Ron Jones, Mickey
VonBcrgcn, Steve Carr, Ron Fain, Earl Holtz, Tom Gray, Larry McHone,
Dave Chipman, Pat Klingseis. First Row: Bob Anderson, Denny Tice, llo
Leppik, Blaine Zenor, Lars Laslett.
Seat S ytta
State Indoor 100 Yard Dash 10.4
Ames 34 7 10 Tom Gray, Larry McHone
East DM Triangular 220 Yard Dash 22.7
Ames 112 Tom Gray
Valley Relays 440 Yard Dash 50.6
Ames 72 1 2 Earl Holtz
Bobcat Invitational 880 Yard Run 1:58.5
Ames 82 1 5 Earl Holtz
Ames Invitational Mile Run 4:34.6
Ames 127 1 2 Blaine Zenor
District Meet 120 Yard High Hurdles 15.8
Ames 82 1 6 Steve Carr, Lee Scheuermann
Central Iowa Conference 180 Yard Low Hurdles 20.2
Ames State Outdoor 111 Steve Carr 440 Yard Relay Tom Gray, Ron Fain 44.5
DM North 30 Ron Jones, Larry McHone 1:32.2
CR Jefferson 29 880 Yard Relay
Ames 27 Tom Gray, Ron Fain Ron Jones, Larry McHone
DM North 34 1 2 Medley Relay 3:39.3
DM North 105 Gordon Reno, Tom Gray,
DM North 53 1 2 Ron Jones, Blaine Zenor
Marshalltown 81 5 6 Mile Relay 3:27.4
DM North 100 1 2 Larry McHone, Pat Klingseis
DM North 61 5 6 Lars Laslett, Earl Holtz
Marshalltown 86 1 2 2 Mile Relay 8:09.7
Denny Tice, Blaine Zenor
Lars Laslett, Earl Holtz
Pole Vault ll'lO"
Dave Chipman
Thirty boys lettered this year and Earl Broad Jump 22 0
Holtz and Tom Gray were elected co-cap- , arY ‘esdahl
tains. Hl9h Jump 6 3 8
Mike Twaddle
Football Throw 204'9"
Jim Stuart
Discus 135'7"
Larry Munson
Shot 50'0"
Ed Epstein
161
'VanActy Squad
Bock: Barry Luther, Darrell Ball, Larry Thompson, Glen Cafferty, Tom Anderson, Chuck Phipps. Row Five: Jim McCullough, Ed Epstein Steve
Howell, Ed Kuhl, Gary Sutton, Dave Childs, Dave Chipman, Darrell Spear, Larry Taylor, Mike Twaddle. Row Four: Jerry Daley, Clark Pasley.
Steve Burrell, Larry McHone, Jim Stuart, Steve Jensen, Gary Tesdahl, Gordon Reno, Tom Buchholtz, Mike Cox. Row Three: Kent Cooper, Dale Rouze.
Tom Gray, Bill Doncls, Gar Smith, Bill Draisey, Ron Jones, Don Toms, Mike McGuire, Larry Munson, Jim Piper. Row Two: Steve Carr, Jim Ayres,
Doug Rodgers, Blaine Zenor, Denny Tice, llo Leppik, Dave Page, Mike Disque, Mike Foreman, Dave Agard, Mr. Spafcher. Row One: Mr. Wells,
Lee Scheuermann, Joe Balloun, Ron Fain, Mickey VonBergen, Dave Martin, Earl Holtz, Pat Klingseis, Jack McGuire. Lars Lasleft, Gary Kirk Mr.
Covey.
Squad
Bock: Charles Dahm, Bruce Bappe, Bob Ocst, Ken Torrcy, Bill Davey, Jim Cowan, Dugan Ersland, Tom Anderson, Joe Picken. Row Four: Bob
Anderson, Ron Busch, Arzy Clapp, Mike Spear, Jim Taylor, Bob Pasley, Gary Clem, Kerry VanWinklc. Mike Heubner, Gary Meyers. Row Three:
Kent Ostrem, Robert Baughman, Mike Nicky, Mike Roberson, Larry Breon, Jim Harsh, Dave Skeie, Ron Gammel, Bill Lester, Howard Judge.
Row Two: Mr. Covey, Jim Bates, Rein Saral, Mike VanScoy, Jack Carr, Wayne Thorpe, Jules Vilmont, Victor Randecker, John Smith, Joe Bryon,
Mr. Spatcher. Row One: Don Siclcrf, John Gaffe, Pat Kelley, Norm Eckard, Mark Watson, Dave Spatcher, Tom Pumroy, Bob VanScoy, Rodger
Hedrick, Mr. Wells.Gary Tcsdahl, one of the state' best
broad jumpers, did 22 feet at Valley
for the record.
Gordon Reno fell with the hand-off. but llo Leppik sets out after
the leader in a mile relay.
Lars Laslett breaks the tape
on a two mile relay.
Steve Carr (foreground) and Lee Scheuermann (4th from right) arc in stride going over hurdles at
Ames Invitational.
163tfoty Squad
: Richard Johnso
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Bock Row: Richard Johnson, Jim Adams, Dave Coe, Mike Reese, Bill McGowan, Mr. Linn. Front: Jim Merrick, Pat Patterson, Bob Synhorst, Aaron
King.
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Ames .162 ecavd Marshalltown 158
Ames 257 CR Washington 271
Ames 157 Boone . 171
Ames 171 Grinnell 167
Ames 267 DM Roosevelt 261
Ames 157 Marshalltown 171
Ames 342 Grinnell 331
Ames 242 Boone 231
Ames 2nd at Lincoln Invitational
Ames 4th at District Meet
Ames 2nd at CIC Meet
Dave Cole makes a mighty slice.Back Row: Mr. Ourth, Mark Anderson, Dave Keller, Tim Stine, Jim Brown, Jan Severson. Front Row: Wayne Paulson, Mike Wolf, Dave Posegate,
Mike Taft.
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Ames 0 5ec vuC Ft. Dodqe 7
Ames 0 Marshalltown 7
Ames 0 DM East 7
Ames. 0 DM Roosevelt 7
Ames 1 Newtop 6
Ames 1 Ft. Dodge 6
Ames 5 Boone 2
Ames 0 Cedar Falls 7
Ames 3rd in DM Roosevelt Tournament
Ames 4th in CIC Conference Tournament
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Another ball into the net!f$59 SjtdefcM Squad
Back: Mr. Smalling, Jim Wiener, Steve Burrell, Dave Agard, Jim Curtist, Steve Jcnten, Darvin Pierce. Second: Bill Ellington, Mike Reete, Jerry
Clark, Blaine Zcnor, Mai McCinnis, Denny Tice, Roger Paulvon. Front: Gary Kirk, Mike Wolf, Son Fain, Dave Potegafe, Jack Carr. Mike Hartley,
Ed Bargfield.
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Don Millikcn made it home in a 1958 Amet High-legion game.
t95Z Second
Ames 8 Webster City . 0
Ames 2 West Des Moines 5
Ames 25 Grinnell 6
Ames 8 2
Ames 9 Grinnell 1
Ames. 3 Newton 5
Ames 8 Hubbard 3
Ames 4 3
Ames 1 Union 4
Ames 5 Marshalltown 6
3 5
7 West Des Moines 1
Ames.. 5 Cambridge 9Top to bottom:
Dick Allen slides into the base under the reach
of the Boone third baseman.
Blaine Zenor, only southpaw on the '59 team.
Dave Posegate, second baseman, reaches out
for a throw from first-bagger Steve Burrell.Jim Ayres, sports editor, proudly cut the
cake he baked for SPIRIT staff, although
they said it "couldn't be done."
Carolo Walsh presents Gary Sutton, voted the "Boy any girl would most like to be
stranded in Paris with," as king of the Pep Club party, "April in Paris." Runners-up
wero John Haggc and Tom Buchholtz.
Above: Gayle Bowen, chosen as Pep Club girl of the year for accumulating the
greatest number of service points.
Left: Mr. Allison confers with Judy Elliott as prom decorations go up.
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