East High School - Arrow Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1958 volume:

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Q .A W .g,f,ye.5.,.,... . 6. in ,Ap-w ii H.: 5- if! wg We ot The Annual Staff have Triecl To capture some of The highlights of high school lite in this 1958 Arrow. We hope this Arrow depicts Those phases ot high school lite which are especially significant in The lives ot The members of East High. As each of you travel down The road of life, it is our hope that This Arrow will enable you to reminisce and recapture some at your happy moments at East High. Carolyn PieTz Assistant Editor 5 5 ' K N 3 W R53 B - f f K,-ww I-.1gggzggkg,qe:fqafQ?1qi?5a5g-Q.:-fazfsviiiin' lf: ,'-.17wffiw-f.nf.fmymi,:eff2ff2fgwg1wfi1Sifsswsifsilif A ' i ' fii'.--YllelwfSi-U:fiwww1f'sf2g2Sf:2?f4fi22S1fi . I, , A .,,. 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N WMWR 4 2, my QQ, 7, 59 'wwmw RXQN ' ,WMWM wW""fMM,. ww Wkwwwmo 'ww if S. M. HICKMAN Principal 8 EDNA WILLIAMS Deon of Girls MILTON DELZELL Deon of Boys 'as-iff GARTH BOYER Dromafics C. E. BURNETT Biology DALE CARIS Music J. R. CARLSON Physical Education ALICE J. CLARK Homemo king LUCILE COCHRAN Homemcx king MARJORIE ENGLEBRECHT English EUGENE FARRELL Coach Social Studies MELVIN FORSLING Physics GLADYS GEORGE Commercial JAMES GOFF Art, Annual ROBERT GUHIN Coach Driver Training I l i . Qfill 'V 'asf N iii f . Rv be if f 'WJ fd , . K - -zffiffe f? 2 .ll,. L lrlii X .- K K1 V l,lllk .R M ll V J if iii -v if ' A .sl R E' if 1 ll ::-f W A , .l...r,Xm1 ll if J Sz 'Wi X x f MARJORIE HELT Mathematics GEORGE ISEMINGER Music WILLIAM JACKSON Health MARIETTA JOHNSON Librarian J. B. KUHLER Social Studies JUDITH LARSEN Physical Education 9 "9 ' f ,z z I Ebb! V Yi Eg . 2 Q f 5 , 3 I2 df' World !VewA aj U12 Yee. .w :IB 21 an I M . Mike. v ia PEARL LARSON English Social Studies H. A. LEWIS Social Studies HELEN LIGHT English Tomahawk D. W. McCRACKEN Social Studies CARL J. MANNLE Orchestra EDNA MURPHY Commercial LLOYD PIPPETT Auto Mechanics EDITH POLLOCK English DOROTHY PRATT Clerk MARIE REILLY English Psychology MARGARET RYDER English Lofin LOWELL SCHROEDER Commercial WILBUR SEUBERT Biology 0. F. SLETWOLD Spanish GALE STEVENS Mathematics Coach ARNOLD STIENTJES Chemistry MAXINE STIENTJ ES Registrar GWEN THOMPSON English Speech if of 'P--i I5 Ms-ram, A. C. TRAUDT Industrial Arts C. A. WAUER Mechanical Drawing Engineers MR. SWEARINGEN MR. COUNTERMAN Cooks MRS. WILLIAMS MRS. DORAN Cusfodians MR. REICH MRS. RASMUSSEN MR. HUGHES MR. FALINE E2 1 I' 11 ,. nn, ma 1 ,xg 1.1117 1 .lv EQ., 5.1 Ng, fo! fi iii' wg by ' iifwllii oil A Q JllNllllllY GBHDS Dennis Alvarez Choir I Choir 2 David Arp Choir 1 Choir 2 Harold Bolton Gary Camarigg Gary Christopherson Choir 1 Choir 2 I8 Sharon Anderson Band Choir l Choir 2 G. R, A. Spanish Club Hi Tri GY Burton Blenner Milo Burnett Band Orchestra Student Manager Forensic League Don Chesley Football Basketball Track Pa! Clare Football Basketball Track JllNllllllY GlllllJS Perriann Bradley Forensic League David Ellis Choir 1 Choir 2 Student Council Forensic League Debate Senior Class President Pat Graham Band Secretary Choir 1 Choir 2 Spanish Club Student Council Hi Tri GY Diane Durch Choir I Choir 2 G. R. A. Football Cheerleader Student Council Hi Y GY Larry Fiala Don Groves Tom Hamann Mary Lee .Iasman Sylvia Johnson Choir 2 Usher Hi Tri Hi Y Choir 2 Le Roy Kading Choir l Choir 2 I9 QW W-'E JANUARY GBHDS . e Eugene Kanaly Choir l Choir 2 Stage Crew Football Track Harley Keck Choir I Choir 2 Dennis Krom Student Manager Basketball Judy Lorenzon Choir 2 G. R. A. GY Forensic League Donna Ludwig Choir l Choir 2 Usher GY Janice Kapfer N gly A Choi r 1 , ".,v it 5 ,A Choi r 2 I V i n ,., .1 G. R. A. President 1 W 'tiff Spanish Club ' ,. ,mx Usher 9 A gg' Hi Tri President U H., 1 Wt 4? , 2 N 'ff-Q 'Q s X X In E W xk Virginia Kiernan Choir 2 Spanish Club Library Assistant Forensic League GY Office Assistant Loren Larson Track Ar Sherradee Lottridge - f Choir 2 1 k-k, y f"' K. if ' Usher l.',.A L V l" A Hi T,-5 ,K 7 1 :V fr Library Assistant GY tili f A A .i ri G Gary Mann Football Basketball Track JllllllllllY lillllDS Priscilla Martin Band Choir l Choir 2 Cheerleader GY Marlene Nanek Choir 2 G. R. A. Spanish Club Vice-president Hi Tri Library Assistant Donald Moldon Choir I Choir 2 Football Nancy Perley Band Choir I Vice president Choir 2 Cheerleader Student Council Vice president Class Officer Secretary GY Robert Phillips Marilyn Football Band Basketball Orchestra Track Choir l Choir 2 Judy Ray Lee Rekenthaler Choir 1 Orchestra Choir 2 Hi Tri G. R. A. GY Cheerleader Student Cou Student Council Secretary GY Ora Mae Sakariason Paul Schrader Choir 2 Choir 2 Hi Y Track 21 x W x , T, 1 2 Q X, Z. .. is. is 12 ss , , Q s. is 2 to A if, at m i WEL Qt ls -5152! 3533? ' " ,' K OR? :gif 9 32 mv M555 Q L QQ this ,gif ga H729 ,JE eiyws xr i K -fm at gm ff k his yt Bill Suter Football Basketball Track Mariorie Taylor Band Choir l Choir 2 G. R. A. Vice-president Spanish Club Student Council GY Jerry Thompson Football Basketball Track Charles Wanned T T if . .. . W Phyllis Wilson Office Assistant Judy Talsma G. R. A. Spanish Club Hi Tri GY Bob Thomas Julia Tott Choir l Secretary Choir 2 GRA Attendance Keeper Cheerleader Marilyn Wigton Movie Operator Office Assistant Robert Wolff Choir l Choir 2 K' Maxine Wood Janice Loker Messenger Choir 2 Carl Culver Jim Eatherton Larry Hummel Jim Rothwell Dennis Veils Pat Alvarez Earlene Anderson Band Choir 2 Jack Ashmore Band Ray Bala Choir l Choir 2 Beverly Bang Choir l Choir 2 Hi Tri Larry Bean Band Orchestra Arrow 23 ,pw-.. Viv 4 li a F I TOITI Beflneh Dgn Berg Football Choir 1 Basketball Choir 2 Track Robert Bergeson Jim Bohqn Choir 2 Choir 2 Arrow Business Manager Robert Bohan Shirley Brink Choir 2 Choir l Spanish Club Choir 2 Tomahawk Cheerleader Usher Barbara Burdette Janice Burg Choir l Choir 2 Choir 2 G. R. A. Hi Tri Red Cross Stage Crew Rodney Bossow l Bond Efv- ff Choif l B ie'i Movie Operator lrri if .ri. Crrr lerr loel 2 ,bere '2 1 'friyfif be ga l I B z Jane Brown 24 'f'ffIf1iQ?fmM ' R zlxzszfffi' +i ' K aff K T 5 1 be C 2 2 as lien lwmwawmlrwmwwaf-A -M--ummm I-WW fwxwwmufw David Burgeson Beverly Burns Band Choir 2 Orchestra Diane Bushyager Audrey Casaday Band Choir 2 Orchestra Tomahawk Editor G. R. A. Beverly Castle Orchestra Choir 2 G. R. A. Library Assistant GY Larry Clausen Choir l Choir 2 Football Basketball Track George Cormany Choir 2 Football Track 25 Mary Christenson Band Choir 2 Choir l Cheerleader Duane Connbrs Golf Janet Coon Band Choir l Choir 2 G. R. A. Usher 2 i 'El ... Harold Cormany Choir l Choir 2 Football Basketball Track Jackie Craft Jim Crow Student Manager Football Basketball Student Council Sandra Damme Band Choir l Choir 2 GRA Alternating President Cheerleader Usher Deanna Corr Choir 2 Hi Tri GY Pierce Cropley Movie Operator Jim Cuthbert Basketball Ron Daniels Karen Dean Claire Dirks Choir 2 2 i l il 1 l r 26 r ..,,.t : . Richard Dodd Karen Dudley Band Choir I Choir 2 Annette Ellison Band Orchestra Choir 2 Libra ry Assistant Kathleen Downing Choir l Choir 2 G. R. A. Hi Tri Don Dunker Choir 2 Choir l Treasurer Football Track Dave Erbes Band Treasurer Student Council Forensic League Cliff Fallon Tom Fink Band Choir 2 Orchestra Choir l Choir 2 Football Judy Fischer Larry Fisher l ti" m fix K- fi? ' av 4 27 t Mariory Fredricksen Bob Geihl Orchestra Band GRA Jim Goodnow Don Grant Band Choir 1 Orchestra Choir 2 Football Golf, Track Track Willis Gregg Choir 2 Choir l Ronnie Hanna Choir 2 Stage Crew Football Basketball Track Donna Hanson Dolly Groves Choir 2 Hi Tri Bob Hansen Band Orchestra Choir l Kent Hansen Stage Crew Football Basketball 28 5 if M, X . Av-es WW UDF' Larry Harmon Phyllis Harris Band Orchestra Choir I Vice-president Choir 2 Dorothy Hendrickson Karen Holbrook Choir 1 Choir 1 Choir 2 G. R. A. Usher Hi Tri Hi Tri Library Assistant Jean Holmberg Orchestra Choir 2 Hi Tri Duane Hunter Choir 2 Stage Crew Football Wayne Jerman Movie Operator Sandra Hubbs Choir I Choir 2 G. R. A. Usher Garland Jepson Football Mike Johnson ' L' ':"1f'fi -1,.1'-liffgi,-'Q.xiiiQTL-a131xi'2?TQ2f?1f as Carole King G. R. A. Sandra Larrew Choir 2 Carole Martin Band Choir 2 Tomahawk Associate Editor Student Council Usher Steve Miller Football Forensic League Debate Squad Jeanne Mossberg Band Choir 2 Movie Operator Usher Library Assistant Forensic League Debate 30 Annette Knudson Band Orchestra Choir l Choir 2 G. R. A. Student Council Class Secretary Judy Marsh Band Choir I Choir 2 G. R. A, Scott Miller Football Basketball Track Robert Moore Stage Crew Beverly Moulton Choir 2 Choir l G. R. A. President Jonathan Nash Football Basketball Track Margaret Ann Noonan Choir 2 Tom Perrin Band Orchestra Stage Crew Dennis Petersen Duane Phillips Student Manager Track Glenda Nichols Choir 2 Choir l Forensic League Steve Olsen Choir 2 Choir l Student Director Football Track Darla Peterson Choir 1 Choir 2 G. R. A.. Treasurer Cheerleader Doris Pfaff Orchestra Choir 2 Library Assistant Gale Plowman Choir 1 Choir 2 Track 'HJ ? -4 we-is F 'sais lt, 2 L tl l x L13 Ken Pullen Movie Operator Keith Ramsey Bernhard Reulener Orchestra Tomahawk Photography Club Band Jackie Rodeen Band Choir l Choir 2 Cheerleader G. R. A. Usher Darlene Sadler Band Choir I Choir 2 G. R. A. Barbara Ramsey Choir 1 Choir 2 Bob Ray Band Football Don Reynders Choir l Choir 2 Football Basketball Track Ken Rush Choir l Choir 2 Football Track James Sauerberg 32 Bob Schanke Choir I Choir 2 Forensic League Debate Karen Schroe Band Choir 1 Choir 2 Tomahawk Usher Ben Severson Judy Shea Choir I Choir 2 G. R. A. Don Shuck Choir 2 33 Charles Schmilh der Darlene Scott Usher Bill Shadley Janice Shellhammer Choir 1 Choir 2 G. R. A. Cheerleader Usher Forensic League Maroldine Smith Band Choir 1 Choir 2 G. R. A. 'VM- 6' 'N-af lb ip 'Q-Tr' f 9 Aw Sally Saunders DW' Smith Choir 2 Hi Tri Dick Sogge Suzanne Sorenson FO0YbGll Choir 2 Basketball Hi Tri Track Library Assistant Gwen St. Cyr Choir l Choir 2 Cheerleader Jane Stephenson Band Orchestra Choir l Choir 2 G. R. A. Student Council Secretary Sharon Stocker 34 Choir l Bill Staggs Madelene Stolberg Band Choir 1 Choir 2 Doug Stone Choir l Choir 2 Student Council Treasurer, Pre Forensic League Ron Stone Band President Orchestra Choir l Choir 2 Golf Student Council Treasurer Joe Suknot Choir I Choir 2 Football Track Carolyn Trainer Band Orchestra Choir I Choir 2 G, R. A. Secretary Cheerleader Student Council Gary Valeika Football Art Verdoorn Movie Operator Basketball Bob Stulich Track Janice Terrill Band Choir I Choir 2 Carole Turkleson Band Orchestra Choir 2 , HEAT em ,EIn,g.,,i5?-Zg,f.,155ek fl -, K We , ,W , 2 gi 53" 1 'atv t in Jai' X tis! Q K 'isot ope 5 W : -e V ague an aww. pg, at M f l my 2 K a X. 5 Bill Vennard Orchestra Dennis Vermillion Football Golf Movie Operator f1""' 35 .XL 2 fl H? Q 3 i F xr Marie Vermilyea Joanne Volga .4- choaf 2 Choir 2 Arrow Editor Neil Wainwright Gary Walters Band Band Shirley Walters Gary Wardlow Choir 2 Basketball Choir i Movie Operator li. -K. Keith Welcher Bob Wenham x Choir I Band Student Conductor ju Choir 2 Orchestra l Basketball Choir 1 ' L' Golf Captain Choir 2 Student Director K Track Q xr Q B Jim wilms Bonnie Wilson Band Orchestra 36 J W .,ff'Q?' A rrr ef- 'X' Dorothy Black Sandra Gaines Becky McCann Walter McGinnis Bonnie Winter Band Orchestra Choir l Choir 2 Forensic League Carole Van Vick Hi Tri 37 Judy Wolf G. R. A. Hi Tri Library Assistant Marie Zook Band Choir l Choir 2 G. R. A. Orchestra Ole Olson Frank Reising Larry Ritzer Harriett Streeter Inez Suarez JUNIOR I2 John Alvarez Don Bentson Ray Bradham Judy Brown Richard Bryne Judy Bunce John Bushnell Glenn Carlson Larry Chapman Dean Clark Allen David Sharon DeWitt Josephine Ellis Lorna Forbes Dick Fowler Judy Fredrickson David Fulton Charles Grieve Luanne Gregalunas Sheila Grubel Roger Harder Sandra Harshfield Jeanne Haugen Rose Ann Hurd Bob Johnson Orpha Jolley Dennis Joseph Donna Kempton Robert Kubiatawicz John Lang Marlene Langley Joan Lewis Janice Loomer Terry McArthur John Mclntyre Murray Morgan Connie Nashleanas Shirley Parker Fred Petersen John Primmer Dick Rhodes Janice Ristau -V ' J i ' 7 A , ,, 8 ",5iAjF:J,fjiHg,! 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SENIUB 10 Elaine Fricke Otho Fulton Dan Furay Kenneth Gampp Larry Geriets Judy Godfrey Michelle Grau Ray Grifeith Penny Gstohl Ronald Hansen Steve Harris Steven Hauff Harry Heggie Douglas Hills Ronald Huisenga Terry lvener Judy Jensen Kenneth Johnson Clair Horsley Dave Kahler Don Karrer Jack Kaufman Sandra Kempton Joan Kindig Shirley King Janet Koberg Pat Kobes Kay Koch Dennis Krager Jim Krause Penny Lander Lyle Larson Patricia Leamer Joe Leas Ronald Lindsay Connie Lockwood Sharon Loker Robert Lundak Bette Lundquist Mary Luther Jane McClelland Carolyn McGaffey JN' Q r ,, ,f.' f .1 4 , , 1 1 'K 1- -'-. - IE P X A E- -fu S. it Q5 : , , it u X A ll ' '72 3 i fl, if it 9 ' W1 K :es . . - w we Q-Qs l -x by J :. ff - -- t :E ..,,, A x YK fn .9 wk X xl I if l 'N L ggwsflif 1 sf: 1 'Q T L W' ,lite Zgg K N' x L f fififl5i ls2il?,f it K i as v W! P , . --.. 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There are dummies to be drawn, pictures to be taken and copy, and captions to be written. Much work and effort have gone into this book now presented to you, the students. Editor in Chief of this year's Arrow was Joanne Volga. Section Editors were Lee Theisen, organizations, Kim Karst, sports, and Carolyn Peitz, an assistant editor for The first semester. Jim Rothwell was staff artist, and Dick Burt the staff photographer. The business man- ager was Bo Bergeson and Jim Potts advertising The second semester. Here is a book published by your fellow students for you. This is your 1958 Arrow. Left to right: Kim Karst, Dick Burt, Lee Theisen Cover design and division pages were the work of staff artist - Jim Rothwell. NZM E il., First row: V. Copple, E. Blair, G. Nichols, J. Singer, C. Lockwood, J. Mossberg. Second row: D. Stone, P. Cropley, D. Burt, B. Reutener, R. Johnson, C. Austin, S. Swanson, J. Stiegelmeyer, L. Theisen. il.. 1' r . -5 ezszsfits If . tg: ', ,,fHf5,.fS5Vi:5k3j7. 1- f':"5l57lsk1F " it -fC33'l'ilE' ri-L:"p-iii' 1 -' liz' .-'71-P' , - ' ,, Zffi 5'--Ziyi' S..fi'fg29fl-' ' ""J.. ' .sig 1-.IN 'zff?5i',1i:s5f-iz '17 Fi' is - . .-gtg7f.fwggsfL..,---L,1:sg.-11: .. V , A111:Q.-zfgsgw,-2',f1g'3-ifvssigifs K . ag- ff- f""""ffl,-iw'-ffitz:...5:S: ',fV.:5glit1' . ..,.. .,.. .....-...,x...f.f f,.,.- ....,s..,....,,v . . K uv-u...s......,m.., N. F. I.. Membership in this organization is really an honor and the high school student of today would do well to join. In today's world the pupil needs all the practice in speech he can get and N.F.L. gives him every opportunity for practice. N.F.L. trains one for leadership in one's school, one's church, and one's city and state. The National Forensic League includes, on ex- president, three senators, many members of congress, a governor, and hundreds of other prominent people. Left to right: D. Stone, S. Miller, C. Austin, R. Johnsen, V. Dick. DEBATE The East High Debaters started this year's season in Estherville on November 23. There East won the first place trophy and the negative team was undefeated. Then on December 7, at the Fort Dodge Tournament, East won five out of eight rounds in com- petition with twenty-four teams in the A Division. Again the Negative team was undefeated. However, Oskaloosa won the trophy. At the Iowa Great Lakes Debate Tournament, East won three out of six rounds beating 1st place So. St. Paul and 2nd place Mankato. At the Buena Vista Meet on January 10, East swept all honors with both the negative and affirmative teams being undefeated. Steve Miller was named outstanding contestant and all East speakers were rated Superior. On January 17-18, against much tougher opposition at the Mohawk Speech Meet at Mason City, East tied Mason City for 2nd place, winning six out of eight rounds. Muscatine placed first among the thirty-four teams with seven victories. February 1st at the Morningside College, Invitational Meet, East captured seven blue ribbons and second place in the contest. One week later at the Central High debate Tournament, again the affirmative team was undefeated and our team won eight out of nine rounds to miss 1st place by only twelve points. At the Iowa Forensic League District Meet on February 19th competing only in individual meets, East qualified for the State finals. Ahead of our team as we go to press are the State Speech Finals at Iowa City on April 16-19. No matter what our team does it can look back on a season that is well done. Left to right: Judy Ray, Julia Tott, Priscilla Martin, Diana Darch, Sandra Darnme, Jane Brown. FUUTBALL CHEERLEADERS The football season brings added enthusiasm tothe East High Campus. lt takes the team ot a co- operative student body and a spirited cheerleading squad to maintain the spirit which is needed for a successful season. This year's squad continued the long tradition of outstanding cheerleaders. Left to right: Gwen St. Cyr, Carolyn Trainer, Janice Shellhammer, Darla Petersen, Jackie Rodeen Mary Christenson. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS This year's basketball cheerleaders were unusually good. They have much to do with the spirit displayed at The games. The East High cheerleading squad deserves a big hand for Their fine display of talent and unbounded enthusiasm during our many games. Left to Right: Diane Bushyager, Jim Jorgensen, Penny Cropley, Carole Martin. T0 HHHWK This year the Tomahawk has done an unusually outstanding iob of newspaper coverage. Edited by Diane Bushyager the newspaper has done many things. Sports pictures are always action shots and accompanying articles are always fast moving. Feature stories find the humor of campus lite and reveal interesting sidelights a bout teachers and students, All in all they deserve a big hand. Lett to Right: Robert Johnson, Karen Schroeder, Donna Link, Sharon Hill. LIBRHBIHNS FIRST ROW: C. Gonnion, J. Wolf, K, O'Meoro, D. Dovis. SECOND ROW: S. Mossberg, J. Singer, A. Ellison, B. Ccusfle, J. Sfiegelmeyer, M. Nonek, E. Anfoneffe, B. Voils, M. Chilson, S. Sorenson, D. Pfoff. Hex: ,J Wm ,QS Ml vnw'-19" ESSENGEBS FRONT ROW: M. Luther, J. Lorenzon, J. Tolsrno, M. WigTon, J. Conover, V. Kiernon, J. Peterson, P. Wilson, J. Roy. First row: D. Hendrickson, D. Groves, J. Kapfer, J. Wolf. Second row: K, Hol- brook, J. Holrnberg, D. Corr, S. Saunders, J. Talsma. FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL President ...................... Vice President- - - Secretary ....... Treasurer ..... SENIOR G. President .......... ...... Vice President .... Secretary ....... 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VFVLQVVVV-V-V 2421-22 VV S Vviigws.. l JUNIOR G R H Blair. Fronr row: S. Stilwell, D. Darch, J. Wicksfrorn, J. Price. Second row: L. Forbes, N. Parker, P. Jones, T. Stone, M. Sanders, J. Price. Third row: Miss Larsen, J. Haugen, J. Fredrickson, D. Link, J. PrescoTT, M Rowlands, J. Risfau, E. Firsr row: C. Trainer, M. Zook, M. Fredrickson, S. Anderson, D. Bushyager, C. King, M. Taylor, D. Sadler. Second row: J. Kapfer, J. Shea, D. Peterson, K. Downing, J. Lorenzen, A Knudson, J. Sfephensen, J. Shellharnrner, B. Mc- Cann, J. Marsh, J. Wolf, J. Craft. Third row: Miss Larsen, M. Nanek, D. Darch, S. Damme, J. Ray, J. TotT, J. Talsma, J. Rodeen, S. Hubbs, K. Holbrook. SENIUB G ll A Left to Right: first row-D. Ellis, R. Stevenson, O. Anderson, J. Lang, J. Melton, L. Theisen, R. Stone Second row: D. Darch, C. Martin, A. Knudson, C. Trainer, N. Stevenson, J. Ray, S. Ode, V. Bell, J Wallukoit, J. Stephenson. Third row: D. Stone, D. Hill, D. Link, J. McClelland, M. Magel, D. Darch, P Graham, N. Davis, J. Clark, J. Primmer, L. Chapman. Isl SEMESTER STUDENT EUUNEII. Officers: Vice President, Nancy Perleyg Treasurer, Ron Stone, President, Doug Stone, Secretary, Judy Ray. First row: R. Stone, J. Lang, A. Knudsen, J. Primmer, J. Rosenberger, R. Stevenson, D. Dorch, J. Clark, D. Hill. Second row: C. Trainer, C. Martin, S. Hilton, J. Wallukait, S. Ode, J. McClelland, M. Magel, Third row: D. Stone. J. Stephenson, D. Erbes, J. Melton, D. Harshfield, N. Steveson, J. Kindig. Znd SEMESTER STUDENT EUIINCII. Left to Right: President, Doug Stone, Vice-President, Jane Stephenson Secretary, Dorothy Darch, Treasurer, Ron Stevenson CHUIH FIRST ROW: J. Stephenson, J. Bunce, S. Walters, L. Forbes, M. Zook, B. Moulton, J Kapter, D. Sadler, M. Smith, G. Plowman, L. Clausen, R. Bata, L. Chapman, H Cormany, S. Olsen, R. Stone, J. Rohr, N. Perley, L. Potts, G. St. Cyr, J. Shellhammer J. Terrill, M. Taylor, S. Stillwell. SECOND ROW: J. Lewis, M. Christenson, S. Ander- son, J. Coon, C. Pietz, S. Ode, M. Potter, C. Trainer, J. Wegher, M. Sanders, C Fallon, B. Hansen, M. Chilson, C. Culver, D. Grant, K. Welcher, L. Fisher, J. Prim- mer, D. Hendrickson, D. Darch, P. Jones, D. Peterson, A. Knudson, J. Singer Mr. Iseminger Choir Director M. Brady, Mr. lseminger. THIRD ROW. J. Ray, K. Smifhey, B. McCann, B. Bang, K. McNaughTon, J. Brown, M. Gamble, B. BurdeTTe, S. Harshfield, L. Gregalunas, J. Haugen, W. Gregg, D. Reynders, B. Wolf, D. Molden, D. Alvarez, D. Ellis, H. Keck, D. Berg, C. BeTTs, S. Grubel, J. Craft, K. Dudley, K. Down- ing, B. Winfer, M. Sfolberg. FOURTH ROW: S. Damrne, D. Kernpfon, J. Rodeen, J. To'rT, M. Henderson, J. Warnholtz, P. Martin, J. Shea, K. Holbrook, S. Hubbs, J. Marsh, R. Bossow, B. Shanke, D. Arp, D. Dunker, B. Wenham, L, Kading, K. Rush, G. Chrisfopherson, J. PrescoTT, M. Rowlands, G. Nichols, J. Ristau, D. Darch, P. Graharn, P. Harris, K. Schroeder. J. Brown, B. McCann, C. Trainer, M. Sfolberg, J. Shellhcimmer, M. Smith. DREAMAIRES 5 X. , , 1 icy F' 4 ik ,I 5 5 I D. Peterson, M. Christenson, P. Von Hoitsmc. SENIOR SEXTET: D. Sadler, B. Bang, S. Dumme, S. Grubel, J. Marsh, J. Stephenson TBIU FIRST ROW: D. Hendrickson, J. Shellhcmmer, J. Singer, J. Kopfer, J. Mossberg D. Snoive. SECOND ROW: S. Hobbs, J. Rodeen, S. Domrne, K. Schroeder, M. Row lands, S. Mossberg, E. Blair, C. Martin, L. Gregolunos. ST GE CREW Jim Bohun Bob Moore Tom Perrin URCHESTBH MEMBERS OF THE ORCHESTRA VIOLINS Bill Vennard lConcerT Doris Pfaff Marjorie Fredrickson Torn Gwinn Cornelia Day Miriam Stewart Ron Hansen VIOLINCELLOS Steve Swanson Susan Brooks Sharon Bales Sharon Sencenbaugh Masterl STRING BASS Pam Snave FLUTES Annette Knuclson Carole Turkelson Margene Magel Kay Koch OBOES Carolyn Trainer Tom Miller CLARINETS Annette Ellison Penny Piper Ty Olson Bernhard Reutener Rick Van Orclstrand Gary Volga BASSOON Dick Benton Judy Percy ALTO SAXOPHONES Karen Stienties Pat Leamer Carol Carlson TENOR SAXOPHONE Jon Stiegelmeyer BARITONE SAXOPHONE Larry Bean BASS CLARINET Deanna Snave FRENCH HORNS Bob Hansen Clifford Fallon Michelle Grau TRUMPETS Dave Erbes Jim Goodnow Bob Wenham Ron Huisenga TROMBONES Oren Anderson David Burgeson Phyllis Harris PERCUSSION Bob Burkhead Greg Smith Beverly Penley PIANO-LIBRARIAN Sharin Hill BAND Alvarez, P. Cromwell, S. Anderson, O. DC1IWi9lS, C. Anderson, S. DiCls6nS, B. Ashmore, J. Dolphin, C. Austin, C. Dudley, K. Bere-ng, S, Elliott, B. Bgrrl R, ElllSOf't, A. Bayne, N. Erloes, D. Bean, L. Finnegan, J. Beckman, S. Forbes, L. Bennett, G. Fowler, D. Bequinl B, Freclrickson, J. Benton, D. Geihl, B. Be-rlqe, K, Glelftfft, J. Boll, J, Gifford, P. Bossow, R. GVOl1C1m, P. Brown, J. GVOU, M. Bue, D. Griffith, R. Burgeson, D. HGVISSD, B. Burkhead, R. Harris, P- Bushyager, D. l'lOUQ6n, J. Carlson, C. Hilton, S. Christensen, J. Huffman, S. Christensen, M. Huisenga, R. Cooke, M. Johnson, C. Coon, J. Kindig, J. Knudson, A. Koberg, J. Kock, K. Lamb, J. Leamer, P. Lewis, J. Link, D. Lundquist, B. Magel, M. Marsh, J. Martin, C. McCann, B. McLeod, J. McKnight, R. Menter, B. Moore, V. Mossberg, J. Nashleanas, C. Olsen, T. Penley, B. Perley, N. Piper, P. Potter, M. Powell, T. Price, J. Rhodes, D. Ristau, J. Rodeen, J. Royalty, C. Russell, J. Rysta, C. Sadler, D. Schroeder, K. Schaefer, S. Sears, R. Sencenbaugh, S Shattuck, B. Smith, C. Smith, G. Smith, M. Snave, D. Snave, P. Snider, B. Sorum, B. Stephensen, J. Stevensen, N. Stevenson, R. Stiegelmeyer, J. Stienties, K. Stolberg, M. Stone, R. Stone, T. Swenson, E. Talsrna, K. Tallman, R. Taylor, M. Terrill, J. Trainer, C. Turkleson, C Van Haifsma Van Orolsfran Volga, G. Wainwright, Wallukaii, J. Walfers, G. Wenham, G. Wenham, R. MR. CARIS EAST HIGH BAND , P. DIRECTOR ol, R. N. Wicksfrorn, J. Wilson, B. Wineinger, T Winier, B. Worrell, C. Wrighi, C. Yanney, D. Zook, M. FLA Lefr To Right: Darlene Sadler Janef Coon Becky McCann Mary Chrisfenson Par Graham Judy Brown TWIBLEHS MHJURETTES Leff To Right: Judy Fredrickson Jackie Rodeen Carolyn Trainer Sharon Anderson Marie Zook 2 1 LL- Q-nf" ,sr l' sri W M141 . fm ,pi 'f qw wg g,-N H' 'wp ' J i? U? ii , 'L g 151 ..1 33 wi L +V ,mf fi ni- av " QW? ' . - -. f a . Qsvfkfyisf-f Q15 H --bf 2 T5 'Z-' 3, " 'W a 21553 lag' , W J www f M 3' V, -' -'R 9"'f2Q5Q5l1flW7 iffQlK1fa'7 ',6 , 1, ggg cggfw:iWf. 52 mf . vi, 0 JE? si f SS W A if wL.y.'. , ,. :Wa ?p9f.mwSs"?hEQ RER? 132221- Left to Right: Don Chesley, Diane Dorch, Julia To'r'r, Doug Stone. Sr Wr...,-We , "'nfg,:x,f:.... - y'WlVk":4225ll"W' rl' 'll' . ,A ,... .Q . ..... ,..., . " ,,,,wwQmN.wWWmNWwxNWWf. ,Yf,4,L.W. My U ,,,,.., . .,,. :ga-.,:... gn King Pai and Queen Judy Left To Right: Gary Mann, Jackie Rodeen, Priscilla Martin, Bob Phillips. "NN v an ,,." W A bevy of beauties. "Pullin' for Victory." Iwi-.... First place winner "Fall of Sioux Falls." in originality. We'll Crumble Those Cookies." "Roll 'em, stalk 'em, shuffle 'eml SENIUR DRY ar "TOO many Cooks' eff-" 'fl say, old Bean! wars this?" ,ll Q 4 . a s fun for the uvy. V nd hard work for W" Twmv WEEK dancing with favorite partners . . . I and dancing with G broom, X Meet Arizona a dude ranch operetta By The EHST HIGH CUNCEBT CHUIB CAST OF CHARACTERS fln order of their appearanceb RENNIE-a romantic cowboy ....... .... ........... B o b Wenham MARIA-a weeping Mexican servant .... ..... M aroldine Smith CAPPY-a corral boss with a big heart .... ..... S teve Olson AUNT LAVINIA---a Wild "cl'1aperone"--- .... Becky McCann BERTIE--a "corny" dude ........... ---Rod Bossow GULDY-the ranch manager ........... ..... D ave Arp LARRY BENSON-a typical Arizonian .... ....... D on Grant EMILY-a sweet cludine .................. .... C arolyn Trainer ANTONIO-a Mexican man or mouse? ...... .... C lift Fallon CARLOTTA-she gets her man--or mouse? .... ...... N ancy Perley LETTIE BLAIR-a sweet dudine from Vermont ....... Mary Christenson TOM WILDER-who impersonates ex-sheriff Arizona Tom ...... ------------------------------------Kenneth Rush CARLOS-a big shot Mexican ...... ......... I im Rohr ARIZONA TOM-tall-tale teller ....................... Kenneth Rush TONITA SUNRISE4of remote Indian descent-modern ...... ----------------------------------Darla lean Peterson SENORITA LOLITA .... .... S haron Anderson DANCER ......... ...... L inda Potts DANCER ............. ............... G Wen St. Cyr PARADE MARCHERS .................... Ioey Baia, Frankie La Scala By Permission of the Publishers-Summy-Birchard, Evanston, 111. Senior Class Play The Ianuary Class of l958 Presents Mary Roberts llinehurfs Tish By Alice Chadwicke Garth Boyer, Director Lee Rekenthaler, Iudy Talsrna, Student Directors Ellen Leighton - Charita ........ L-- Sheriff Lem Pike .... Callie Hopkins .... Luther Hopkins Charlie Sands .-.T .... CAST ------- ------------Marjorie Taylor -----lWed.l Sharon Anderson CThur.l Ianice Kapfer -----------l-larley Keck ----CWed.l Donna Ludwig lThur.l Darlene Scott ----David Arp -------DaVicl Ellis Llzzle .................. ........... P at Graham Aqqie -.--.-.....-........ ..... ,. ...... N ancy Perley Lellllct Carberry CTishl .... -,-,,-,--,, V irqiniq Kiernqm Bettina Trent ........... ..... C Wedj Priscilla Martirl Wesley Andrews .... Denby Grimes ..... Dorice Gaylord .... CThur.l lulia Tott -------Dennis Alvarez ------- ----Bert Blenner - -- -CWed.l Marlene N anek CThur.l Lee Rekenthaler ww-4.,. Q Mads 4 . .Mg Nm LL., K A ggi, ZQYEQ: 4: G S54 'fern e ' 54,4 -- Q. 'z 'g:J,..3!5" Iii. kg: gqxggggj K Wm, fsfs: Xwkgm. 'iff Egg ts mal sm -K fs? Wig W me 53, 11 mr .wi fm X X K RWE? al -LL X595 gy? ii if if -is Az 'Ski iw Nah., The advent of the "Space Age" has brought home to Chemistry students the importance of thor- ough training in the scientific fields. ,ami The world ot plants and animals is a fascinating subject for these Biology students. Physics students find the study of matter and energy is closely tied to chemistry in this Atomic Age. Students who gain a mastery ot English find their lives enriched a thousandtold. An international flavor is added to Spanish class with the pres- ence of exchange student Bern- hard Reutner from Switzerland. Q To understand other peoples in other lands we must first learn to understand their language, as these students seek to do in Spanish Class. Refresher Moth class provides on opportunity for students to sweep owoy the cobwebs thot time has spun, ond to better moster the science of numbers. Advanced Moth students find o distinct challenge in Geometry. xx, E f W -wi , . , LL , .L QE FZ Q X7 :f" :ZvFfEi?f':. H' I 5 :L -- 1 '11 5 V"'- : --1' M . X4 AW a Wx JL.: I! fi' ,, ' gfwiszf I K .LLK Q af gg W H . ,,.,,X.x J - 'isa Xt YK Q ' I ll!! Q- llll W an 'S lI'!l:X ex w5'f'f 'ff 3, if E111 a! 'W' :ss 5 vt asv! tl Preparation for future jobs is the aim of these students in Office Machines. Typing students drill and drill and drill some more, until they become proficient in the opera- tion of the typewriter. In today's world everyone must be a bookkeeper and it is im- portant to know the correct methods. " X Not the least important skill for future homemakers is the ability to make a button hole, or sew a seam . . . YY y' ' QA kv-tJ'ilIW to prepare a delicious meal, to maintain a nutritious and bal- anced diet . . . to know the important skills of training and caring for tomor- row's children. Health students learn the nature and function of the human body. One of the most popular and pleasant courses offered at East High is Mr. lseminger's swimming class. l C' Whenever agreement or assent is arrived at in human affairs . . . this agreement is reached by linguistic processes, or else it is not reached, The library is often the students best friend, whether he is completing an assignment or seeking enter- tainment. 41" ,raw WWW-xii East High's weight lifters put on extra muscle in preparation for the Fall football campaign. Gym classes provide a healthy recreational outlet for vigorous and energetic young bodies. East High provides a thorough training for the student whose interests lie in the manual arts . . training in woodwork . . . "QV . . training in auto mechanics . . . training in mechanical and architectural drawing. 'R ss is , rf" Mr, 4,5 'W tml 50 rs-,WL ,wg g wk Student drivers ocquire safe ond sone driving hobits uncler tne expert guioonce ot Mr. Guhin Art students ore given the opportunity to observe ond interpret noture of first hond. W ff sagxm, Q- fs Sri .513 get h c FIRST ROW-Jim Heggie, John Nash, Jim Lucas, Larry Bolton, Rodney Wright, John Primmer, John Hill, Garland Jepson. SECOND ROW-Jim Davis, Jerry Pratt, George Cormany, Scott Miller, Gary Valeika, Jim Goodnow, Cliff Fallon, Bob Ray, Bob Phillips, Joe Suknot, Carl Culver, Glenn Carlson. THIRD ROW -Tom Bennett, Pat Clare, Junior Cormany, Lyle Spinkelink, John Rosenberger, Bill Suter, Jerry Thomp- son, Steve Olsen, Gary Mann, Jerry Mungan. Back ROW-Dennis Krom, Mgr., Frank Grimaskas, Jerry Nashleanas, John Mclntyre, Roger Lorenger, Doug Williams, Dick Gill, Bob Brown, Otho Fulton, Dick Sogge, Don Chesley, John Lang, Mgr. ...ww ' In sf im .ww 1811+ MKXVKW- rw ,...E. COACHES GENE FARRELL AND RUDY CARLSON After seven years as head mentor of the Black Raiders, Coach Gene Farrell announced his retirement this year. His career as coach at East High has been marked by fine seasons and great teams but more important has been his influence on the boys with whom he worked. By word and example Mr. Farrell has served to inspire hundreds of boys during his years as head coach. LITTLE CYCLUNES RIP RHIDERS 20-0 Even though the final score showed the Ames Cyclones the winners the Raiders really forced the Cyclones to fight hard for the 20-O score, and the Raiders fought to the last minute of play despite their handicap of injuries. Ames, lowa's second ranked eleven, started the scoring after 5:49 had gone by in the second quarter with a 38 yard aerial. East still fighting for ground, was forced to punt and Ames took over on East's 40 yard line. The Little Cyclones connected again with another pass for a touchdown making the score T3-O. East rallied again but Larry Munson of Ames picked up a Raider fumble. East held the Cyclones for two plays but Greg Gammack plunged over the line for another touchdown. Halfbacks Clare and Suter sparked the Black Raiders' drive which carried for three clowns and 65 yards. Clare's big run carried the Raiders to Ames' 17, then to the 9 and to the 4. One more play brought East to the 3 where time ran out. HEI-ILHN NUDGES EAST 13-6 Spirited by East's Black Raiders, this intercity battle was fought to the deadline. The Raiders fought hard in every play and gave their best in spite of iniuries and manpower shortage due to illness which had taken a heavy toll ot our first string players. East High's strong defense in the tirst quarter held the Crusaders to a O-O score. In the second quarter East got oft to a bad start with a tumble recovered by Heelan. The Crusaders drove tor a touchdown to make the score 740. The Raiders bounced back with a 71 yard drive sparked by Clare, Suter and Thompson. With the ball on the 2 inch line Clare plunged through to make the score 7-6. The hard fighting Eastmen recovered a tumble on the Heelan 34. Dick Gill and Pat Clare brought the ball down to l-leelan's 6 but were unable to score and Heelan took over. Neither team scored in the third quarter but East dominated throughout the time. The Crusaders scored again but not without trouble tram the Raiders. Tom Bennett averaged 44 yards in 4 boots and Heelan was held to a total runback of only TO yards. WHTEBL00 ESCHPES RHIDEBS I3-6 East, crippled with iniuries and illness, shocked Waterloo fans early in the game with a 62 yard pass play Cormany to Bennett, carry- ing the ball to the Waterloo 21. A strong defense on the part of Waterloo held East to small yard- age and the Wahawks took over on their own 16, Waterloo caught fire and marched 84 yards to its first score of the game. Well into the 2nd quarter Waterloo picked up a Raider fumble and ad- vanced to East's 13. Waterloo's Aaron Byrd, on a fourth and eight, took the ball into the end zone on a double reverse and galloped to make the score T3-O. The tables turned in the second half. Switching from a single wing to a T formation nearly brought the Raiders out on top. Fighting and driving East penetrated deep into Waterloo territory with an 84 yard drive only to have Waterloo take possession of the ball. Unable to move the ball out Waterloo was forced to punt. East, with grim determination took the ball on their own 49. Pat Clare, a surprise starter because of an ankle iniury, sparked the team to a touch- down. The scoring ended here but the Raiders greatly impressed everyone with their outstand- ing team effort. EAST CBUSHES FURT DUDGE 27-0 Storming back after Three straight losses, The vengeful and hungry Raiders rudely knocked high ranking Fort Dodge from the unbeaten list. Pounding Pat Clare, East High's all-stater, slammed for 3 touchdowns and 2 extra points but it was The stout Raider line that really spelled doom for the Dodgers. The East High linemen tore gaping holes in the Fort Dodge forward wall, making it easy for the speedy backs to scoot through for long gains. On the other hand, when the Dodgers put the ball in play The Orangemen stubbornly refused to budge and allowed their foes a mere five yards net rushing for the night. East scored early in the first quarter with Clare carrying from TO yards out. A recovered fumble on the Fort Dodge 19 set up the second T. D .... a pass play from Cormany to Mann. The Raiders scored again in the third and fourth quarters with Clare accounting for both tallies. The hapless Dodgers put together only one maior drive which penetrated to the East T3 where the Eastmen crushed the threat. The score could well have been much more lop-sided had the eager Black Raiders not lost the ball four times on fumbles during the game. WHRIIIURS SLIP BY EAST I9-6 The Raiders failed to put together a good ground operation and suffered their fourth loss of the season. East was unable to hold the Sioux Falls Wash- ington eleven when they scored as the result of a blocked punt. Taking the kickoff East drove, for its deepest penetration to the enemy 32 but never threatened seriously. The Warriors scored again with a quick toss to Haaland and Sioux Falls carried a 13-O lead at half time. East's of- fense began to iell when they put together a scoring drive on the Raider 46. The scoreboard read 13-6 for Sioux Falls with 55 seconds left in the third quarter. With 4 minutes gone in the last quarter Sioux Falls came storming back with another scoring drive to make it 1946. Fighting back viciously East drove to the Warriors 35 but lost the ball on downs, and late in the game threw a desperation pass, which was intercepted by the Warriors killing all hope of a possible victory. Rain fell in the third and fourth period, hampering the Raiders' ground attacks. GEORGE Q K ,QM Q, . f '-Flax A W " - ,HU 'Yami f kgf Ax 3 A 11 ff ag HL? ,V fblf QW, ff , 3, 'X- sd? ,? 4 J' SUPHUMUBES l FIRST ROW: B. PrescoTT, G. Gruis, P. Anderson, P. Safher, S. Cave, C. BenneTT, E, Tomlinson, D. Krager, B. Severson, D. Munro, L. Tucker, G. Harward. SECOND ROW: C. Cameron, D. Hills, L. MOTT, J. Boyer, B. Lundak, D. Ducommun, R. Morse, J. Perley, B. Traver, J. Pas, D. SmiTh, D. Karrer, Manager, T. Ivener. NOT PICTURED: D. Burns, P. Hayes, B. Nash, T. Powell, Manager, S. Hauff. The sophomore Team was even harder hiT by Asian Tlu Than The varsiTy. Only Three games were played by The yearlings, one of The smalIesT squads in recenT years. The sopho- mores Turned back CenTral and Sioux Falls buT were defeaTed by Heelan. GULF LeTT To right J. Dickson, T. Brosamle, R. WrighT, P. Murphy, J. MclnTyre, B. STevens, K. Welcher, P. SaTher, Coach STevens. ,.. H 1 or FIRST ROW: L. Spinkelink, J. Cormany, J. Clark, P. Clare, B. Sufer, J. Thompson, R. Hanna. SECOND ROW: D. Chesley, J. Davis, J. Nash, D. Sogge, J. Pratt, K. L. Chapman, J. Crow, B. Jackson, B. Sfevens, G. Carlson, The Schedule Hansen, T. Jensen. THIRD ROW: J. Primmer, B. Phillips. EAST Denison - - EAST Leeds - - EAST Heelan - - . EAST Cenlral .... EAST Sioux Center- - . - - EAST Vermillion - EAST LeMars - - - EAST Vermillion - EAST Sioux Falls - EAST Spencer - - - EAST Leeds - - EAST Heelan - - - EAST LeMars - - - EAST EAST So. Sioux -- Central ---, 5.2 1-ll f 1 x - -- :w:::, L. Coaches: Stevens and Carlson Leeds attempts block but East man prevails through the game. The crowd looks on anxiously as Y Env . i f 'Q WHT' Q . , ,, X R A S f , ':. 'Q i 7 1 ,, 1 ,, O "'2:'::f 'N 5 X? ag E Elf lv , Q 1 M fb E.. Q ! 3:25875 gi If Y , mfgf QQ: 5 s b W E 5 in s a- 5. me Q 487' 22 V. ,VL N, 3 ,Aw , 'lflk U E breothlessly os bull bounces over rim of South Sioux's players. AQ I ' '35 -my kiwi E I 5 5 W, 535. ff , Q 71. . 1 E 2' ", 3' -3 4 'f 0 Q55 .im as Q 'YQ , N ' ffm? W E VW Y? i 3534, , , 5 . in S e asm - Q is , 3 if ii A ,px in :-- , 5' X jf.. sornomunns 1ST ROW: left to right-D. Kroger, G. I-lcirworol, P. Hoyes, E. Tomlinson, J. Bendickson, J. Pos O Ful ton, S. Cose, D. Munroe. QND ROW: C. Bennett, C. Comeron, L. Mott, W. Lill, C. Dickens, L Stillwell J Munroe, J. Boyer, S. Houff, J. Doviol, Mgr. EAST -- .... 50 EAST -- .... 39 EAST -- .... 54 EAST -- .... 43 EAST -- .... 58 EAST - - .... 62 EAST -- .... 47 EAST -- .... 52 Sophomores Turn in Fine Season Denison ........ Leeds -- Heelan --- Central .... - - - Sioux Center Vermillion ...... l.eMars - - - Vermillion ...... EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST EAST Spencer - - Leeds - - - Heelan - - LeMars - - - South Sioux Central - - - FIRST ROW: T. Bennett, R. Shoecratt, H. Corrnany, L. Spinkelink, R. Bradham, J. Davis, R. Stulich, S. Ol- sen, P. Hansel. SECOND ROW: M. Hansel, J. Pratt, R. Stevenson, D. Plovvman, J. Nashleanas, J. Rosen- Ioerger, O. Fulton, T. Jensen. THIRD ROW: Mgr. G. Ternoshek, D. Sharpe, B. Prescott, H. Beardshear, B. Martin, M. Adams, C. Bennett, J. Jorgenson. FOURTH ROW: Mgr. G. Harward, J. Pas, J. Heggie, G. Carlson, B. Tott, Mgr. S. Hautt, H. Heggie, R. Hanson, D. Rasmussen. Tllllllll SCHEDULE April 11--- -------.-------.. Holstein Relays, East fifth place April 12- -- -- -South Dakota Invitational, East first place in mile relay and pole vault April 19--- ------ Tomahawk Relays, East fifth place April 21--- ----- East-Central Dual, field events April 22--- ---East-Central Dual, running events April 25 ---- ----.-------------. D rake Relays April 28--- ------- East-Heelan Duel, field events April 29--- ---East-Heelan Dual, running events May 2 -,-- .------------- S ioux City Relays Mqy 3 ,,,, ---- H oward Wood-Dakota Relays May 9 ,-,, .------------.- D istrict Meet Mqy 15 ---- ----- C ity Meet, field events Mqy 16 ---- ---- C ity Meet, running events Mqy 24 -,,,,,,,,,,-,,,, ,,,,-------- ----- ..----------- S t a te Meet a s rfv' , I. f 1 1 .- -- -. .. .32 .. .raw 'r r ' 'tiil S S i ' - ' '-,. f. ' . V' .s t--i , vi ',"' J ' I ' . -'.. 2 srr ss. It 'ttri . . "., I A :,., tssir ttr " --,. ,..-: it -.., J I I eertr I --' er'i slam.. fi' , irs. s.r, . , , ,"V , , ,.,. ' 3 "'.,1f.eQ IA : I. I s- 'Q i'-i 4 I . . '-"' ' , - H I' .,-t - Coaches Bob Guhin, Rudy Carlson, Ralph Weaver, Heavy duty men on the shot put and discus: and assistant Gordon Hull Doug Williams, Jerry Pratt, and Doug Sharpe 880 Relay: Bennett, Spinkelink, Nashleanas Medley Relay: Jensen, Olsen, Bradham and FUll'0l'l and Davis E Pole Vaulters: Rosenberger and Two Mile Relay: Stulich, Stevenson, Shoecraft Plowman and Davis ' 1 , East High's crack mile relay team: Bob Stulich, Pat Hansel, Junioi: Cormany, and Mike Hansel. The Hansel brothers have performed brilliantly in their freshman year. f W V ',N, f 1 11 I f X X w H fi FEEUM ALS AN' A,-.uw-Avmfd' THE LATEST FASHION IN LEG WEAR . . . but who are the models? 'V' N 'fi ia "Gee, Daddyo, how I dig that bop." Make-believe Cenfraliies visit a pep assembly "Somebody is evidently sitting in the wrong seat, and I think it is you." 'X There was a lot of action during Homecoming Week, including some fast gun play by o couple of western buddies. "Men of Steel I John Rosenberger demonstrates his tonsor- ial artistry to Bill Suter. After all a 51.50 is a 51.50. G. R. A. members busy them- selves making swishers for football boosters. Charges are read and sen tences passed during Kanga roo Court at the Twirp Dance. Spellbvvndl Solid rhythm during a rehearsal break mf as ' Y . if Sandy Hubbs had trouble staying awake ' during a slumber party This is really living! NSW "Who put salt in the sugar bowl?" Junior Cormany makes some last minute adjustments is A'W::h, E ,wana f H, - .5 -W Qu' 153,14 s 'iv v s n 175'--2 '. W7 fl ic' -i mgsf":1'v - V 3 wmv QU, 'lvifgsi I .L 'W xwfoiag ' B 1 n" G li M ggi? . "fa "fl: 'wgi , ,S if 'H v 3 Wav' 'I 1 mm. Efrfi'-:.f1z Neenu Nannu Neemel Who wears short shorts' Mr. Schroeder, Mr Forshng, Mlss Larsen, and Mr Goff make a Aw c mon' Lemme down' Friendly persuasion WINTER-Christmas carols were sung in the halls. SPRING-Everyone welcomes Ihe return of warm weather J 'iv A 55.5 :W G? 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