Armstrong High School - Tiger Yearbook (Armstrong, IA)
- Class of 1956
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Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1956 volume:
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THE SENIOR CLASS OF I956
RMSTRONG CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL
ARMSTRONG, IOWA
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DEDICATION
We. the Llass of l9'36 dedicate this yearbook to our
parents who have guided us through our school days and
who wlll be helplng us In the future whatever road we take
'vlom and Dad words can t express our appreciation
for all the love and devotion you have glven us and In
later years we hope you wlll be proud or us your sons and
daughters
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Superintendent
ADMINISTRATIO
Message To The Seniors
In baseball a runner is not safe at first unless he arrives there before the ball
arrives, in football a touchdown is not scored until the ball is over the goal line, and
in basketball points are not counted until the ball passes through the goal. This situa-
tion is sometimes expressed with the phrase,,"You have to make it."
Life is like that, "We have to make it" to be successful. We seldom, if ever, get
something for nothing. Success is achieved by persistent endeavor, hard work, and
continuous effort to achieve a worthy goal.
It is satisfying to be called safe at first base, to win an athletic or any other type
of contest, to sing a song well or to be rated superior in any endeavor. But it is much
more gratifying to win in the experience we call life. If we would win we must prepare
so that we can "make it."
lt is my sincere desire and wish that the members of the Class of 1956 all con-
tinue to prepare for the life that is before them and have the success that they will then
deserve.
SCHOOL BOARD: F.S. Manor, Pres., Clarence Hovey, Sec., Claire V. Lindholmg Art Cassem, Oscar Solberg
Everett Erickson.
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FIRST ROW: Lyndon Opsal, Maxine Hypes, Marilyn Haworth,
Diane Robinson, George Fothergill, Mr. Lemke. SECOND
ROW: Dorothy Cassem, Janice Verbrugge, Bob Schreiber,
Joe Madden, Cherie Kingston, Helen Cheever, Janet Halver-
son. THIRD ROW: Loretta Jensen, Marlene Askeland, Karen
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Eisenbacher, Gary Love, Charlene Gongestad, Marilyn Lar-
sen, Don Schwartz.FOURTH ROW: Karon Homsey, Duane
Fetters, Dick Larsen, Dale Schumacher, Chester Dunn, John
Conn, Myrna Niemann, Pat Gochanour, Carol Halverson.
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KENNETH LEMKE
NNUAL STAFF
Co-Editor- -
Co-Editor ......
Business Manager
Sales Manager .....
- - - Marilyn Haworth
- Diane Robinson
George Fothergill
- - -Lyndon Opsal
Advertising Manager ..........,,. Maxine Hypes
Seniors and Underclassmen Editor-
Music Editor ....
-Janice Verbrugge
-Janet Halversi. n
Sports Editor -------- ---- B ob Schreiber
Other Activities Editor .-... - -
Jr. High and Grades Editor- - -
Snapshot Editor --------
Advisor ------
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- - Helen Cheever
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President ...... - - -George Fothergill
Vice-President-- - ---Janice Verbrugge
Secretary ---- - - -Janet Halverson
Treasurer- - - - - Karon Homsey
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George Fothergill, Janice Verbrugge, Karon Homsey, Janet Halverson.
CARROLL S. BOGARD
Principal
Motto- - - - -"The way is hard, but the prize is great."
Colors - - - ------ - - - Lavender and Silver
Flower - - - - - -Orchid ,nf
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MARLENE ASKELAND HELEN CHEEVER
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"She may look like an angel and
act like one loop but you never can
tell what an angel will do!"
lcon luve wnthoul poetry, musvc, or l have a pocket lull of drecrns.
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ROBERT EISENBACHER
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JANICE COUNTRYMAN CHESTER DUNN
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CAROL HALVERSON
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she gets there just the same."
CHARLENE GANGESTAD
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"You can manufacture blondes, but
redheads come naturally.
PATRICIA GOCHANOUR GEORGE FOTHERGILL
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MAXINE HYFES
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LORETTA JENSEN
"Babe"
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DlCK LARSEN CHERIE KINGSTON
The grectest undeveloped terrutory Cher
rn the world Ines under my hot," "Vou must share rt to have rt."
JOE MADDEN
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MARILYN LARSEN
GARY LOVE
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wi?houtyou?" "Silence is more eloquent than
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BOB SCHREIBER
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KAREN THEESFIELD ..Ob,. JANICE VERBRUGGE
iwheesyii "Give me my women, my pipe, my 'ijcnieii
"Once I thought nights were mode carl ond I will live ,. "A miie u minute is 0 good speed
for studyg but now I know better," ' but o smile ci minute gets more cc
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Robinsonj, Darrell Woods lBob Schreiberl.
Mr. Hawor1hlDirecforj, Marrlyn Haworth, Maxine Hypes, Duane Ferfers, Doro1l1y Cas-
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FIRST ROW: John Conn, Janice Counntryman, Janet Halver-
son, Maxine Hypes, Lyndon Opsal, Marilyn Larsen, Robert
Helgason, Carol Halverson, Bob Schreiber. SECOND ROW:
Joe Madden, Loretta Jensnen, Duane Fetters, Karen Thees-
field, Patty Gochanour, Gary Love, Dorothy Cassem, Cherie
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THIRD ROW1 Myrna Niemann, Janice Verbrugge, Don
Schwartz, Charlene Gangestad, George Fothergill, Karon
Homsey, Diane Robinson, Dale Schumacher, Helen Cheever.
NOT PICTURED: Chester Dunn.
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Janet Halverson, Lyndon Opsal.
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BACCALAUREATE May 20 'H
COMMENCEMENT May 24
GIRLS' TRIO: Marilyn Haworth, Diane Robinson,
Seniors greet Commencement Speaker, former Gov' Janet Halverson.
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Hypes lPres.l. SECOND ROW- Jim Lindell, Carol Wagner, Jim Richmond, Dale Rasmussen, Mr. Bogard. Sec., Ronny Henriksen, Treas
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g , a e ra :nos i. SECOND ROW: Karen Kooker, Donna Manor, Judy Hoppus, Rose-
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ROW: Norma Anderson, Janice Danielson, Ronny Henriksen, Jerr I 'I R B
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Dick Eisenbacher, Harvey Cheever, Sharon Hypes, Aileen
Paulson. SECOND ROW: Mary Askeland, Ruthie Horswell,
Bonnie Barber, Betty McCorkIe, Betty Lou Fretty, Barbara
Booth, Alice Burkhead, Janice Jensen, Nancy Pehrson. THIRD
ROW1 Earl VonBank, Helen Anderson, Sue Anderson, Karen
Larsen, John Sturm, Joan Irmiter, Joyce Niemann, John
Anderson, Jack Hirt, Carl Anderson, Marlys Wilson, Ann
Lutter, Louis Gaedke. FOURTH ROW: Robert Cheever, Jim
Richmond, Larry Anderson, Dale Rasmussen, Bob Henriksen,
Larry Reding, Roger Lingbeck, Jerry Johnson, Julius Irmiter,
Jim Brandenburg, Roger Larson, Sandy Slcba, Dick
Schreiber. NOT PICTURED: Beverly McEIwee, Milton Smith,
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Jack Hirf, Larry Vrgdal, SECOND POW Harold McElwee,
Vernon Corderman, Jim Rrchmond, Larry Anderson, Jnmmy
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Henrnksen, David Horswell, Gaulord Plalh, Ronnre Barber,
Jerry Johnson, Joe Madden, Duck Larsen. Accompanisl: Alice
Burkhead.
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man, Kay Fitzgerald, Ruthie Horswell, Karen Theesfield,
Carol Halverson, Diane Grabinoski, Betty McCorkle, Maxine
Hypes, Deanna Daries, Mary Askeland, Barbara Looft, Nancy
Engesser, Betty Mclntire, Sharon Hypes. SECOND ROW:
Myrna Niernann, Janice Mattieson, Patty Gochanour, Sharon
Corderman, Marlys Wilson, Sheryle Paterson, Karon Homsey,
Janice Verbrugge, Betty Lou Fretty, Marilyn Larsen, Judy
Hansen, Loretta Jensen, Karen Koaker, Karen Larsen,
Tl-HRD ROW Cherie
Kingston, Judy Krough, Norma Anderson, Sandra Slaba,
Bernice Hardecopf, Dolores Richmond.
Joan lrmiter, Donna Manor, Judy Hoppus, Janet Halverson,
Sharon Larson, Marilyn Haworth, Diane Robinson, Kathryn
Thiel, Veldene Tow, Alice Burkhead, Ruth Guerdet, Helen
Cheever, Dorothy Cassem, Charlene Gangestad, Marlene
Askeland.
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Cherie Kingston, Diane Robinson.
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FIRST ROW- Janet Halverson, Cherie Kingston, Ann Lutter,
Dolores Richmond. SECOND ROW, Deanna Daries, Janice
Verbrugge, .loan Anderson, Madalyn Carlson, Betty McCorkle,
Kay Fitzaerald, Marlys Wilson. THIRD ROW. Carol Halverson,
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Sandra Slaba, Dolores Anderson, Cheryl Schwartz, Marlene
Askeland, Diane Grabinoski, Maxine Hypes, FOURTH ROW:
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FIRST ROW: Ruthie Horswell, Barbara Looft, Dorothy Cossem
Ronny Henriksen. SECOND ROW: Judy Krough, Karen Twedt,
Alice Burkhead, Jean Lutter, Sharon Hypes, Aileen Paulson
Marlene Cronk, Karen Robinson, Ann Burkhead. THIRD ROW
Bernice Hardecopf, Mary Askeland, Jimmy Lindell, Lyndon
Opsal, Carol Wagner, Joe Madden, Jerry Johnson, Lowell Cas-
sem, Larry Vigdal, Bob Henriksen. FOURTH ROW1Gailord
Plath, Karen Theesfield, Karon Homsey, Kathryn Thiel,
Reuben C. Lutter
CLARINET QUARTET: Janet Halverson, Cherie Kingston
Dolores Richmond, Ann Lutter.
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Homsey Diane Grabinoski FIRST ROW Lyndon Opsal Joe Madden Jerry Johnson Lowell Cassem,
Larry Vigdal Bob Henrrcksen SECOND ROW Diane Robinson Jommy Lindell Cheryl Schwartz,
Dolores Anderson Sandra Slaba Carol Wagner THIRD ROW Marlene Askeland Sharon Hypes,
Marlene Cronk Mary Aslceland Aileen Paulson Barbara Loaf? FOURTH ROW: Gailord Plath Cherie
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Karen Robinson, Ann Burkhead, Jean Lutter, Dorothy Cassem, Kay Fitzgerald SlXTH ROW Dennis
Cross, Judy Krough, Alice Burkhead, Carol Halverson, Ann Lutter, Dolores Richmond SEVENTH ROW
Janice Verbrugge, Joan Anderson, Madalyn Carlson, Betty McCorkle, Harold McElwee Iris Dunn
EIGHTH ROW: Bernice Hardecopf, Betty Mclntire, Beverly McEIwee,
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FIRST ROW Richard Scheiber, Clifford Porter, Douglas Cheever, Charles Guerdet, Lorry Anderson, Roger Larson.
Whitesell Joe Madden, Robert Helgason, Duane Fetters, THIRD ROW: Manager Carl Anderson, Mr. Hinkley, David
George Fothergill, John Conn, Ronny Henriksen, Gerald Krumm, Tommy Manley, Jimmy Lindell, James Fothergill,
lrmnter SECOND ROW Jimmy Richmond, Chester Dunn, Dennis Cross, Clarence Rezac, Jack Hirt, Howard Helgason,
Ronnie Barber Leslie Cheever, Bill Hirt, Calvin Porter, Robert Harvey Cheever, Manager Dale Rasmussen, Mr. South,
Football, a newly organized sport this year, aroused much
interest from both spectators and players. Playing four games, the
team had one win and three losses. They lost to West Bend in a close
contest, 7 to O, that was a muddy mess! Against a rugged ond
obviously experienced squad at Ruthven, they were downed, 18 to
O. Thenat Milford the Armstrong squad literally ran away with the
game, winning 26 to O. In the last game of the season, played at
Swea City, the squad was stopped cold, losing 25 to O. The experi-
ence gained this year will be of much help to the I7 letter-winners
COACHES: Richard Hinkley and Tom South
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HRST ROW: Befiy Mclnlire, Karen Tweedl, Madalyn Dolores Anderson, Karen Robinson, Ann Burkhead. THIRD
Carlson, Ann Lutfer, Janet Halverson, Cherie Kingston, ROW:Larry Vigdul, Bob Hendriksen, Lowell Cassem, Alice
Deanna Daries, Ruth Horswell, Diane Robinson. SECOND Burkhead, Lyndon Opsal, Carol Wagner, Ronny Henrik-
ROW: Jim Lindell, Bernice Hordecopf, Sandra Slaba, sen.
onna Manor, Sharon Larson, Judy Hoppus, Karon Homsey, Marilyn Haworth.
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FIRST ROVV: Karen Theestield, Barbara Looft, Maxine Hypes,
Sue Anderson, Dolores Richmond, Charlene Gongestod, Diane
Grabinoski, Betty McCorkle, Dorothy Cassem. SECOND ROW:
Iris Dunn, Karen Kooker, Veldene Tow, Joan Irmiter, Janice
Danielson, Norma Anderson, Diane Robinson, Bonnie Barber,
Mary Askeland, Sharon Hypes, THIRD ROW:MarIeneAske-
land IManager1, Deanna Daries, Sharon Larson, Beverly
McElwee, .ludy Krough, Marlys Wilson, Sandra Slaba, Judy
Hoppus, Helen Anderson, Karen Robinson, Barbara Booth,
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Burt 51
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Titonka 38
Graettinger 32
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Ledyard 43
Lakota 41
Burt 31
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West Bend 48
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Deanna Daries, Alice Burkhead, Mary Askeland, Marlene Marilyn Haworth, Mrs, Fafka.
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TUBERCULOSIS RADIO SPEAKING:
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Associate Editor . .
Feature Editor . . .
Boy's Sports Editor
Girl's Sports Editor
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Tales Staff
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NATIONAL NEWSPAPER WEEK: Helen Cheever, Maxine Hypes, Deanna
Marciel Fries, Kay Fitzgerald, Diane Robinson.
FIRST ROVV: Janet Halverson, Helen Cheever, Maxine
Hypes, Bob Schreiber, Lyndon Opsal, Kay Fitzgerald,
Diane Robinson. SlCOND ROW: Billy Looft, Iris Dunn,
Marlene Cronk, Joan Anderson, Bill Johnson, Deanna
Daries, Veldene Tow, Marceil Fries, Judy Riefter, Ann
Burkhead, Carol Wagner, Carol Corderman, Ardis Man-
zke, Mrs. Fatka. THIRD ROVV: Karen Fredericlcsen, Barb-
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Betty McCorkle. FOURTH ROW: Dolores Richmond, Sharon
Corderman, Janice Countryman, Helen Anderson, Janice
Verbrugge, Charlotte Long, Sandra Carlson, Cherie
Kingston, Gailord Plath, Don Schwartz, Rosemary Quinn,
Sue Anderson, Mary McCorkle, Bernice Plath, Karen
Kooker, Patty Gochanour, Ann Lutter.
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Students enioy Harvest Ball.
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Schreiber. SECOND RO'W: Bill Hiri, Trees., Howard Helgason,
Reporter, Gerald lrmiler, Seniinelg Mr. Hibbeng George Foiher-
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Fofhergill, Larry Anderson, Calvin Porter, Vernon Corderman,
Harold McElwee.
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Karen Theesfield, Historian, Sharon Larsen, Sec., Judy Hoppus,
Trea., Loretta Jensen, Parliamentarian, Kathryn Thiel, Photogra-
pherp Janice Verbrugge, Pres. SECOND ROW: Sheryle Peterson,
Dolores Richmond, Sharon Corderman, Ruth Guerdet, Helen
Cheever, Diane Robinson, Rosemary Quinn, Judy Krough, Norma
Anderson, Sandra Carlson, Charlotte Long, Mary Ann McCorkle,
Dorothy Cassem, Project Chairman, Kay Fitzgerald, Song Leader,
Karen Robinson, Karon Homsey, Mary Valen, Mrs. Hasbrook.
THIRD ROW: Iris Dunn, Carol Wagner, Dorothy Burgeson,
Karen Fredricksen, Judy Rieffer, Marceil Fries, Barbara Looft,
Marlene Askeland, Marilyn Haworth, Janice Mattieson, Bernice
Hardecopf, Donna Manor, Judy Hansen, Valdene Tow, Karen
Kooker, Marilyn Larsen, Deanna Daries, Maxine Hypes, Marlene
Crank.
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CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIE
Sfudenis enioy Chrisimas dance
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ixed quuriet sings for Chrisfmcs concert.
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Eighth grade began the year with 29 students.
The officers selected were Noel Gochanour, Pres.,
Calvin Long, V. Pres., and David Vigdal, Sec.-Treas.
Sharon Manley, Russell Schreiber, and Noel Gochan-
our were selected to serve on Student Council. Ardis
Manzke and Billy Johnson were chosen Tiger Tales
reporters.
The class had an Old Time Dance Party the first
semester. Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Beagle, who have ap-
peared on Mason City T.V., called for the dance.
The Eighth Grade Banquet was held May 'l. The
theme selected was "Starlight," with decorations in
blue and silver. The motto was "If we rest, we rust",
and flower, the carnation.
EIGHTH GRADE
FlRST ROW: David Vigdal, LuVerne Fries, Douglas Nutt,
Jerry Daries, Ardis Manzke, Patricia Roalson, leroy Plath,
Mary Guerdet, Arlo Manzke. SECOND ROW: Patricia
Carson, Russell Schreiber, Judy Nutt, Carolyn Hovey,
Noel Gochanour, Chris Fetters, Calvin Long, Sonia Hue-
men, Marjorie Eisenbacher, Alice Picht, THIRD RCW
Sharon Manley, Marlys Harris, Judy Sturm, Patricia Brown
Raymond Worden, Janiece Vigdal, Ronald Grabinoski
Billy Johnson, Gordon Lingbeck, Karen Twedt.
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Ronald Hansen, Lanny Kinnander, Lowell Cas-
Manzke. SECOND ROW: Faye McCorkle, Mada-
Emmet Quinn, Dolores Anderson, Elizabeth Kinnander, Avis
Wadsworth. FOURTH ROW: Duane Anderson, Gary Schu-
David Pedersen, Ronnie Porter, Gary Rieffer,
, linda Thackery, Carol Long. THIRD ROW: Judy
macher, Joe Verbrugge, Jimmy Larson, Mary Dundas, Jimmy
Kooker, James Watts, Jim Robinson, Donald VonBank.
SEVENTH GR DE
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Seventh grade had 20 boys and T3 girls. The
officers selected were: Gary Schumacher, Pres.,
Lanny Kinnander, V. Pres., and Tommy Trenary,
Sec.-Treas. Student Council members from the
class were Lowell Cassem, Pres., Gary Schu-
macher, Sec.-Treas., and James Watts, re-
placed by James Kooker. Ann Burkhead was
the Tiger Tales reporter.
The class had a skating party the first semes-
ter, under the supervision of Mr. Wignes, their
sponsor. Afterwards, they had lunch together.
The seventh grade girls had a rope-iumping
team under the supervision of Mr. Nally. The
iumpers were: Dolores Anderson, Madalyn Carl-
son, Avis Wadsworth, C a r ol Lo n g , Faye
McCorkle, Mary Jane Dundas, Linda Thackery,
Beverly Troff, Judy Corderman, and Ann Burk-
head. The twirlers were: Carol Kooker, Marian
Paulson, and Elizabeth Kinnander.
Sixth grade began the year with 30 students,
but lost Paula Worden. The officers selected
were: Cheryl Schwartz, Pres., Bill Looft, V.
Pres., Paula Gaarde, Sec.-Treas. Joe Haisman,
Donna Lindell, and Cheryl Schwartz were se-
lected to serve on Student Council. Bill Looft
was chosen Tiger Tales reporter.
Junior High was found to be quite different
from fifth grade. Among the outstanding
changes were: no recess, study periods, classes
in different rooms, more than one teacher, the
honor roll, the operetta, and the book club.
ROW Beverly Corderman Ronald Heumen Paula Worden
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FIRST Rovvf l'unnY Klnnonden David Vigdvll Lowell Cas' Calvin long, bill Johnson, Chris Fetlers, Russell Schreiber,
sem' MV- W'9ne5- SECOND ROVV1 Je""Y Dulles' Noel Ronald Grabinoski, LuVerne Fries, manager.
Gochanour, Gary Schumacher, Jim Robinson. THIRD ROW:
JAMES WIGNES
The Junior High boys, after losing their first
five games, came back strong to win three of
the last four, reaching their peak in on easy
40 to 23 victory over Ledyard at the end of
the season.
Ronald Grabinoski led the scoring, and
Russell Schrieber and Lowell Cassem were out-
standing at defense.
The team will lose eight boys, but there are
several promising prospects for next year's
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lack of experience and height, along with an
early-season iniury to post forward Marian
Paulson. Although the team was without a win,
no game was lost for lack of enthusiasm and
fight.
Karen Twedt and Faye McCorkle led the
scoring, while Patty Brown and Alice Picht
played well at guard.
Eight of the girls will return for the next
season, while five girls will graduate into high
school.
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THE GALLOPI G GHOST
Cast
Lem lJim Larson a scraggly bent over man about 60 with an evil
look, a vivid imagination, and a heart of gold.
Freckles ,Joan Anderson , a normal, vivacious girl of about 13 or 14.
George Geoffrey Lowell Ccssem , host to a group of friends at his
family's ranch, about 14.
Dorothy Mary Guefdet, Freckles' particular girl-friendl about her
own age, whose special boy-friend is Messy.
Messy Clarence Cneever , a round-faced young boy, who helps solve
the mystery.
Johnny Gary Schumoche' , an impossibly mischievous boy, 12, 13, or
14, who wears tortoise-shell glasses and whose general demean-
or is that of a "dig," or "sissy," but whose chief, and almost
only, interest is a short-wave radio.
Betty lArdis Manzkef, a scrawny youngster, 12, 13, or 14, whos iust
a friend of them all.
Theme
An imaginative old man amuses a group of children in a gloomy
room on a windy night by telling them a ghost story. An ingenious
radio-enthusiast brings the ghost to life, but is discovered before
children become hysterical.
JLI IOR BA D
FIRST ROW- Joan lrmiler, Karen Larson, Elizabeth Kinnonder,
Glenda Johnson, Elna Anderson, Carolyn Hovey, Karen Twedi,
Judy Lufter, Kathleen Loffis, Carol Henriksen. SLCOND ROW:
Mr. Lutter, Mary Rose Danielson, Bill Looft, Jean Luher, Kennefh
Madison, Ronald Grabionoski, Judy Corderman, Paula Gaorde,
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Balmer, Janice Rankin, Madonna Eisenbacher, Edwin
Mitchell, Cheryl Balmer, Carol Kinnander, Mary Leah
Engesser. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Loftis, Donna Long,
Kathleen
FIFTH GRADE
Fifth grade began the year with a pleasant surprise-new desks.
There were 30 students, but by February the class had been reduced to
23. Those who had moved were: Joe Sauceds, Maxine Jenkins, Billy
Christenson, Judy Pedersen, Marcheen Lingbeck, Delmar Lingbeck,
and Mary Rose Danielson.
The class had TOO per cent membership in Junior Red Cross. A new
proiect was undertaken-sending napkins, centerpieces, and wall
decorations to veterans' hospitals for Thanksgiving, St. Patrick's Day,
and Easter.
Jolene Hansen, Elna Anderson, Mary Rose Danielson
Kelly, Carol Kae Henriksen, Judy Pedersen, Pauline Paulsen-
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Richard Strong. THIRD ROXN1 Betsy Askeland Glenda
Johnson, Mathewfarney, Robert Vigdal, Ronnie Harris
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Fourth grade prepared Red Cross boxes and made holiday decor-
ations for veterans' hospitals in South Dakota.
Grades tour and five presented a cutting from Charles Dickens
"Christmas Carol," relating the true spirit of Christmas. A choir from
the two grades furnished the musical background.
The fourth graders made scribble drawings, illustrated stories, and
did tree-hand drawings of themselves.
FIRST ROW: Jolene Hypes, Susan Morsch, James Blek- Danielson, William Trees, David Fries Tl-l'RD RON Janet
feld, Barry Miller, Bonnie Gochonour, Karen Guerdet, Wegner, Roger Mart, Sherrill Watts Marilyn Mcflwee
James Ross, Victor Clabaugh, Shirley Crank. SECOND Arlene Burkhead, Judy Lutter, Michael Cecil Marlin
ROVJ: Jay Provencher, David Worden, James Gibbons, Fisher, Peggy Blekteld.
Janice Hoismon, Paul Jensen, Larry Larson, Morris
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Joe Sturm, Dougie Pfeil, Vernon
Stephen Brandenburg. SECOND
Mary Kay Krumm, Janice Eisen-
Kathy McGregor, linda Anderson,
Corderman, Karen Ann Paulson. Schreiber.
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THIRD GRADE
Third grade won second prize in the Halloween window painting
contest.
At Christmas the class made decorations for their tall tree.
Working together they made a red and green paper chain, which was
longer than the classroom, and each person made at least one other
decoration for the tree.
The class had TOO per cent membership in Junior Red Cross. They
sent holiday decorations to veterans' hospitals.
Richard Brown, Diane Bonnicksen, Jimmy Godfredson
Marlys Madison, Doreen Reding, Margaret McKean
FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Danielson, Susan Drinan, Jeri Lynn
Snyder, Cathy Feddersen, Terrill Watts, Mary Ann Strong
Gloria Taylor, Jeanene Teeter, Patricia lrmiter, Darleen
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Loftis, Linda Guerdet, Donna Worden, Duane Lqrggn, THIRD ROW: William Mart, Christine Berlmess, Thomas
Douglas Cronlx, Donald Leach. SECOND ROW: Betty long, Guerdet, Robert Helmers, Jean Rooney, Paulette Lowe,
Joseph Trenary, Rachel Quinn, Linda Sathoff, Terry Susan Watts, Steven Heck. ABSENT: Allan Lindell.
SECOND GRADE
For the P.T.A. Christmas Program the class sang "Christmas
Lullaby."
Birthdays were celebrated by lighting the red birthday candles
and singing "Happy Birthday."
The class had a Valentine Party and a mailbox for valentines.
Before school was out the second graders learned the writing
that "grown-up" people use.
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Combination first and second grade painted a window downtown
at Halloween.
They sang "Rudolph, the Rednosed Reindeer" at the P.T.A. Christ-
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On Valentine's Day they had a party and a valentine box.
The first graders learned to count and to read many words.
The second graders learned number combinations and read
about Dick and Jane.
FlRST ROW' Raymond Anderson ill, Jimmy Rooney lll,
Mary Ann Goodge .ll, Pamela Marler lll, Duyane Von
Bank ,2l, Leo Strong l2', Leroy Strong l2l, Laurie Cla-
baugh gll. SECCND ROMV: Mary Schreiber ill, Cheryll
Berggren t2', Bill Harris t2l, David Love L2l, Glenn Dunn
Q2l, Earl Fothergill g2l, Jerry Homsey L2l, Dorothy Trees
lll. THIRD ROXN: Marcia Engesser ill, Deborah Nutt Q2l,
Marilyn Dundas ill, Scott Slaba lll, Renee Hinkley Qll,
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First grade began the year by reviewing old words and learning
new ones. By the end of the year they had mastered four readers.
Highlights of the fall were a pet show, a circus, and a Halloween
Party, with Miss Parry's room and Mrs. Jensen's room. Thanksgiving
and Christmas were celebrated, and the class operated a grocery
store. On Valentine's Day there was a party and the valentine box
was opened.
FIRST ROVV1 Randy Corderman, Nikki Laffey, Dennis Williams, Allen Sathoff, Walter Godfredson THlRJ RON
Porter, Janet Richmond, Judy Richmond, Joan Zufall, Patricia Taylor, Tommas Peterson Barbara Miller Mar
Virginia Grabianowski, Ralph Crank. SECOND ROW- leen Johnson, Clifton Beck, Bobbie Danielson Claudio
Gary Carlson, Ginger Laffey, Mike Mitchell, Jealeen Cecil, Gail Leach, Eddie Carsor'
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Danger, Eric Erickson, Shirley Nelson, Joyce McElwee, David Brandenburg. ABSENT: Marlin Manzke.
Sherry Hibben, Kathleen Strong, Nonie Neary, Mark
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Kindergarten spent the first six weeks
getting acquainted and learning to fol-
low directions. They learned to get along
with 15 or 20 playmates instead of iust
one or two.
The children played money games and
enjoyed educational toys in their free
play time. Dramatizing fairy tales was
fun, because they liked to pretend.
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finger plays helped them learn to listen
and to share things with others.
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