Elgin High School - Panther Tracks Yearbook (Elgin, IA)
- Class of 1955
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This is radio station EHS ' e have just received
the exciting news tnat a group of colonists have reached
the mystic land, INTFLLIGENZA Here is your favorite
commentator, Mr Tiger, with the nNews behind the news
In September of 1951 a group of very inexperienced
colonists met in Elgin High School to organlze for their
journey to INTELLIGENZA With Barbara Medberry as leader
the following people started forth Elaine Anderson,
Lucille Crain, Joan Friederich, Beverly Howard, Joann
Gisleson, Janice Lantz, Reva Medberry, Marilana Ogle,
Nora Rainey, Dalene Shaffer, Marilyn Schaer, Greta Falb,
Mary Ann Schaer, Nancy Larson, Donna Meinhard, Beverly Muehlethaler,
Robert Gilbert, Charles Medberry,Donald Peters, Eugene Medberry Stanley
Capper, Richard Clark, Dwight Gruver, Stanle Lehman, Bobby Medberry,
and Glen Snyder After a day of Hconoitioning' by the senior colonists,
they packed all their supplies and started down the strange hlghway
toward INTELLIGENZA At the first crossroads Evelyn Orth and Marjorie
Johnson joined the voyagers and Bobby Gilbert took a road westward
The brave colonists completed the first part of the journey
very successfully and with Stanley Capper to lead them they
pioneered onward As Carol Rorie had joined the group, the crew
now numbered twenty nine.
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The road was becoming more and more difficult, but the
colonists refused to give up They elected Beverly Howard as
their new leader and began the thlrd part of their journey
Because help was needed, Mavis Bachman and Paul Stillman joined
the troop The enlarged caravan soon found themselves in a very dense
jungle and, as if from nowherq a few hundred natives descended on them
The natives weren't very savage and they promised the colonists their
freedom if they would perform for them So, the highly talented and
industrious colonists set to work and produced a play entitled nForever
Albert H This proved so hilarious that the natives became weak with
laughter and could no longer hold the colonists in captivity At the
edge of the jungle Carol Rorie and Paul Stillman took
a different road Meanwhile, the colonists had been
journeying up and up until they found themselves almost
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as a good luck token Next an enchanting side trip was
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of INTELLIGLNZA could be seen and Beverly Muehlethaler led them forward
on the final part of the journey Frances Larson and Bobby Gilbert
joined the troupe and Mavis Bachman, Donnie Peters, and Richard Clark
departed A time zone was entered near INTELLIGENZA and the crew
NTurned Back the Clo ku Csenior class playl for the benefit
their families and friends There was an exciting flurry of
activity with banouets, parties, and side trips, as the colonists
brought tneir noble journey to a close On May O, 1955, they
were presented their keys Kdiplo ssl to the gate of the golden
city They had attained their goal INTELLIGWNZA
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On August 30, 19514, the class of 'SS finally became the
proud possessors of the last two rows of desks in the
assembly We celebrated this event by initiating the
freshmen and rewarded their efforts by preparing a picnic in
supper and taking them to a show that night. I
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questions as, "Can they change eyeballs?" or "Will they l ag,
straighten that toothvn The proofs were sent back and we
anxiously waited for the finished picture. When the pictures were made as
glamorous as modern photography allows, we were satisfied, our only dis-
appointment welng that they seemed to look too much like us!
Despite the many activities of the year, we managed to
V a hayride to which we invited the Clermont seniors Our
last party, which everyone agreed was the best we'd ever
, had, was a card party held in the hot lunch room W
w played volley ball and various card games and had a lunch
I 1 -1 . afterwards. The twenty five senlors present found that
the best parties are the ones held at the school house.
The next activity of the year was in the form of a sales
campaign In order to defray the cost of the annual we sold
greeting cards. The campaign was successful and proved to be SWL
a good lesson in salesmanship. The editors for the annual had
been elected and assignments were made. Everyone was busy
wrlting, typing, cutting, and p sting to meet the oeacline and
make the "Sb" annual "the best ever,'
On February 25 we went to West Union to Court Day which
will be an annual event for nigh school seniors. The mock
' E, trial given by the Fayette County Bar Association involved
' A a fictitious auto damage suit with a jury composed of
student Three hundred twenty five seniors from Fayette
County were present.
At this time our thoughts had turned to our class play and we were busy
with tryouts and rehear als On March 25, we presented 'Turn Back The
Clock," a comedy in three acts
On April 23, the juniors present d us wlth a lov ly bancuet in the high
school gym The theme and centez of attraction was the May Pole A
sumptious feast was served in a garden setting decorated in past l colors.
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There was much excitement in the air as we approached the 'f
end of the year On May 13, we went to Iowa State College at
Ames for Veisha and following this, plans were mxde for skip
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Our nirh school career was blought to a clos wlth two memorable
events. On May 8, Baccalaurea e service were held at th Baptist
Church. Reverend Vanderbeck delivered the sermon. The school
picnlc was held May 20 and that evening Commencement exercises were
held in the gym with Dr. Uugene Garbee as sneaker. The class of
Q S5 had achieved its goal when the 29 seniors received ther
diplomas.
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We, tre Senior Class, of the city of Elvin, County of Fayette
and State of Iowa, being of legal age and sound mind and memory,
do make, publish and declare this to be our Last Will and
Testament, hereby revoking any and all wills by us heretofore
made
I Joann Gisleson, do will and beoueath my job in the hot
lunch room and my secret loven to Florence Hofer
I, Joan Friederich, do will and bequeath my quiet manner and Swiss accent
to Pat Capper
I, warg John on, do will and beouearh my sneeze and my habit of always
being 1 te to Stan Shaffer.
I, Nancy Larson, do will and beoueath my aggresslve attitude and my
cheerleading unlform to Billy Bennett.
I Marilana O le, do will and bequeath my social enga on nts' and my
long hair to Carlton Krueger
I, Nora hair y, do will and bequeath my Gl8WODQ and my love
for Wadena to Mary Ann Hofer.
W ap I Donna Ieinhard, do wlll and beoueath my drum maJor's
ty Q uniform and my affection for a certaln family in Canaoan to
Larry Putikofer,
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my saddle shoes to Kenny Crider.
Stan Capper, do will and bequeath my strong muscular arms and my
flirtatlous manner to Janlce Loftsgaro
I, Frances Larson, do will and beoueath my big blue eyes and my favorite
expression 'Oh dear,n to Jim Schaer.
I, Barbara Medberry, do will and bequeath my tosition on the girls
squad and my place on the honor roll to Nona Ao k
I, Glen Snyder, do will and beoueath my physi ue and my las ball
equipment to Marie Sutter
I, Evelyn Orth, do will and bequeath my Jolly nature anw my
librarian duties to J P Falb
I, Greta Falb, oo wlll and beoueatu my pl ated kl1tS and dark
rimmed glasses to Leslle Lemlke
I, Charles Medberry, do will and beoucath my ability to answer cuostlons
in class and my fatherly concern to Chuck Chrl tlanson.
Eugene Medberry, GO will and beoueath my ability to tea and my
membership ln the F P A to varlene WGGO
I, Dwight Gruver, do will and becueath my ultar and my Jhllity to sing
hill billy son to oene Lantz
I Hob Gilbert, do wlll and beoteath my stuolous ways
and my ability as a sal sman to Janette Krue er.
tw I, Stanley Lehman, oo will and bccueath my lonl legs
and fishino pole to J4DlCC Larson.
I, Dalene Shaffer, do will and beoueath my tromoone and my excellent
posture to Norman Mitts
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2 I, Beverly Howard, do will and bequeath my shorthand note
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book and my fond affection for the Army to Jeannie Shaffer.
I, Janice Lantz, to will and bequeath my drawing ability
distance calls to Dianne Nelnhard.
will and bequeath the sophmore girls and my 'interest'
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schedule to Marcia Wolf
I Marilyn Schaer, do will and bequeath my duties as Mr. Grether's girl
"Friday" to Jeanette Krueger
I Mary Ann Schaer, do will and bequeath my perfect pen anship and
co operative spirit to Ruthann Mitts.
I, Beverly Muehlethaler, do will and bequeath my straight
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I, Elaine Anderson, do will and bequeath my many trips to W
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Signed , Pres of Senior Class
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MtON1' ROW Florence Hofer, Patsy Capper, Marcla holf, Marlene wedo, Dlanne
Melnhard, Jaruce Loftsgard, Janlce Larson
SECOND ROW Mary Arm Hofer, Nona Mork, Ruth Ann Mltts, Marla Sutter,
Jeanette Krueger, Colleen Howard, Jeannie Shaffer
THIRD ROW Larry But1kofer, Carlton Krueger, Keith Crlder, James Schaer,
Duane Engelhardt, Norman Mitts
BACK HON Dennis Cook, Charles Chrlstlanson, Leslle Lembke,
Shaffer, Bllly Bennett, John Falb, Kenneth CT1d6TfAbS6Ht Janette
This year was an eventful and busy year
for the Juniors. It was so time con uming
that we missed having a class party toe
first semester.
Our first project was operating a re
freshment stand at the football games, tne
proceeds of which were used fol the JUDlOP
senior banquet. In October two lone awaited
events took place, we ordered our class
rin s and rehearsals for the class play
beean. Our play, 'Father of the BP1d6,n was
presented November 5
During the second semester, plans were
March we found time to h ve our only cla s
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FRONT ROM Llnda Kiple, LeAnna Frleden, Judy Helms, Delores Kerr, Dorls
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SECOND ROW Harold Hanson, Alan Wenger, Charles Capper, B111 Torkelson,
Ke1th Downey
BACK ROW Flchard Frleden, JUSt1H Baker, J1m Hanson, Dennls Grether,
Eugene Lantz, Ronald Blockhus
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home economics. Some of our class members
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drivers' training course
A special event of the year was a class
party tawhich we invited the Clermont sopho
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CBOOND RO' Barbara Van Brooklin, Mavls Anderson, Betty Lou Bennett,
Vonda Boleyn, Dorothy Schaer, Carol Schupbach, Kent Falb
BACK ROV Donald Kohls, Kenneth Staff, A1V1H Lehman, lonnle Baker, Roger
Howard, Eddle name, Eugene Lehman Absent Lou1s Becker Dennis ETICKSOH,
Robert PIGTSOHD
Initiation by the 'mieht seniors began
the year for tne 'lowly' freshmen. Some of
tne characters portrayed were a cowbirl, a
1BQy boxer, a gypsy, and a cheerleader. lhat
entertaining us msa picnic in tne Elgin palk
and takino us to a movie in Postville
Another hi n llbht of this year was a
party to wnich the Clermont freshmen lnvited
us. We attended the show nDra5netn in West
Union and were served a lunch upon returning
to Clermont.
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FONT T-'OW Larry Mlles, Roger Boleyn, Patty wllson, Bat Grlver, Glenda Medo
Lo1s Pulfer, Lavlla Larson, Mrs CCHOF1
MIDDLE ROw Randine Hanson, Davld Frieden, Roger Fredenck, Marlene Eutlkofeg
Judy Larson, Audrey Cutter, Kathy Knudtson, Margaret Medberry
BACK EDW Ronald Halverson, Frances Ctray, Barbara Umsberger, Lyle Medberry,
Crayton Ash, Tony Habegeg Merl1n Chapman, Cuftls Gllson CAbsent David Grove I
eventh Grade
FPONT ROW Robert. Hllgerson, David Chrlsten, Fremont, Ogle, Nlckey Balmgartner,
Lyle Melsner, Allen Krueger, Dwain Barker
SFOOND ROW Richard Orth, Roger Fr1eden, Blllie Cook, Linda Thiese, Charon
P1n.ney, Pall Hanson, Larry Metzger, Mrs Grove
THIRD RON Linda Stephenson, Qandra Kjosa, Rlchard Neuman, Robert Kerr, Judy
Lembke, Davld Blockhus, Harlan Yearoas
BACK RON Danice Anderson, Reva Friederich, Elolse Lantz, Sandra Anderson,
Ruby Holden, Barbara Pritchard, Poselyn Clark, Kathleen Glsleson CNet shown
in Plcture Eva Mae Fofer, Dennls Meyer D
Wxth Grade
FRONT ROW Ronnie Baker, Merlin N1ckels, B1lly Qtephenson, fharnel Rothlisbergeg
Marie Friederich, Elaine Hellum, CU.1't1S Staff, Louis Cutter, Paul Christen
CECOND FDM Mr Youngberg, Ruann Metzger, Dorothy Helgerson, Jimmy Frieden,
Ronald Nelson, Robert Thompson, Puth Ann Kohlq Judy Luchslngeg Margaret Hanson
THIRD ROW Mardelle west, D1ck Meinhard, Lols Clark, Ann Miles, Ben Hunsbergezg
Otis Blockhus, John Mitts, Joan Breitsprecher
BACK ROW Roberta Wxlson, Lee Anne Grether, Eun1ce Howard, Sandra Qhephard,
Pam Clott 1er, Patty Larson, Linda Cram, Mar1on Christen, Dianne Frieden,
Marian B11denfAbsent Janet Gehrmg, Letha Light, Ruby Shaffer, Barbara Kruegerl
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Sharon Loftsgard, Sharron Patmck, Victor Feller
MIDDLE POW Karol Loftsgard, Glorla Frleden, Karalyn Kerr, Terry Habeger,
Leo Christen, Darlene Hofer, Ivan Me1sner, Fussell Wedo, Miss Laue
BKCK ROW Buddy Chapman, Nancy Orth, LaVern Krueger Iorrame G1lbex't, Lavern
Howard, Sharon Qeago, Teddy Fr1eder1ch, Carlyle Blockhus Utbeent Sam Hoferj
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FRC T ROW Janet Rothhsberger, Linda Krueger, Johnny Brackln, Ruth Bllden,
Jennlfer Olson, Shirley Larson, Diana Barker, Rita Neumann, Helen Chmsten
Dorothy Meisner, Marcia Metzger, Linda Brietsprecher, David Kiple, Randy
Hilee
BACK ROW Dixie Shepard, Sharon Schupbach, Perlin Butlkofer, Bob Zurbriggen,
Barbara Gibbs, Sheryl Butikofer, Melvin Moore, Nez-lin Crain, Kay Puller CNot
Shown In Pictures Karen Kingj
Third Grade
FPONT RJW: Larry Fneden, Louise Marie Butikofer, David Kohler, Steven
Yetzger, Harlen Bilden, Paula Larson, Larry Patrick
SECOND ROW: Gary Helgerson, Connie Dummermxth, Vicky Habeger, Phyllis
Huneberger, Cheryl Pinney, Sandra Blockhus, Bonita Kjoea, Judy Chapman, Doug
Meinherd
THIRD ROA: Bertha Scheer, David Boleyn, Ll Donna Lantz, Sylvla Hanson,
Annette Meyer, Connie Baumgertnexg Douglas west., Dale Howard, Larry Halverson,
David Thompson
BACK IDN: Anite Iehman, Dean Hilgerson, John Schupbach, Ray Sanders, Bobby
Rothliaberger, Glen Christen, Jerry Medberry, Lester Grimm, Stanley Anderson
CNot Shown in Picture: Wanda Hofer, Judy Thompson, Roger Westj
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VPOJT ROW Miss Flannagan, Mary Jacob, Sharon Ruckdashel, Rosalita Patrick,
Diana Reeder, Carol Frieden, Iva Feller, Dorothea Md1nhard, Carole Mosby
SECOND R W Leroy Howard, Ronald But1kofer, Roger Falb, Rlchard Relerson,
Raymond Wardell, Norman Boleyn, Ricky Chapman, Keith Kjosa, Davld Dummermuth
THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Metzger, Ima Jean Brackin, Jeanne Sanders, Sharon
Yearous, Patricia Lehman, Barbara Engelhardt, Jean Schaeg Genev1eve Christen,
Iantha Strong, Linda De Cart
BACK HOW Roger Reed, Gary Nlller, Danny Baker, Karl Green, Dale Moore,
Harold Shepard, Louls Chr stex, Allan Foxwell, Davld Lantz, Larry Orth
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SECOND ROW Floyd Fr1eden, Marvln Houg, Robert Gehring, Lynette A Schory
Marcla Knudtson, Dennls Boleyn, Junlor Cook, lone Peyton
THIRD ROW Ivanell W11S0h, Sharon Lerch, Kaye Loftsgard, Kathy Gehrln
Marilyn Miles, D'Lene Krueger Jeannette Strong, Davld Grether Gary Pr1tchard
BACK POW Richard But1kofer, Steven Halverson, Charles Strong, Mlckey
Schupbach, Sammy Roberts, Donald Torson, NOYPIS Blockhas, Donald Thompson
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MIDFLF RON Dean Patrick, Jimmy Baleyn, L1nda Bxtlkofer, Connle Jo Prleden,
Patti Johnson, JoAnn W11SOH, Inga Hanson, Duane Reeder, Johnny Mlke McMillan,
BACK IDW Lee Boleyn, Gary Kleppe, Willie Kerr, Jimmy Zurbrlggen, Larry Falb,
Bobby Chapman, CU.I't1S Butlkofer, Roger Nelson, Duane Patterson, CNot Shounln
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President Beverly Wueelethaler
Vice President Frances Larson
Secretary Treasurer Aarilyn Scheer
Sponsor ws Wenger
Junior
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Vice President Marcia Wolf
Secretary Treasurer. Chuck Ghristianson
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Vice President
Secretary
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Vice President
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Sophomore
Cfhcers
Harold Hanson
Charles Chpper
Judy Helms
M . Walker
Roger Howard
Betty Lou Bennett
Kent Falb
Lonnie Baker
Mr Wenger
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The band started their year's activities by
marching at the home football games. During the
year the following concerts were given the
annual Christmas program, a mid winter concert
given on Sunday afternoon, a pre-contest concert
for small groups and ensembles, a large group
spring concert. The band also participated in
the Fayette County Music Festival which was held
at Fayette. Thirty six entrants took part in
the small group contest at Tripoli four large
groups were entered in the contest at Monona.
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Beverly Muenlethaler
Dennls Grether
Charles Capper
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Donna Melnhard
Norman Mltts
Leslle Lembke
PLRCUSSION
Mary Ann Schaer
Mar1lyn Schaer
Marlene Nedo
Ruthann Mitts
Jeannle Shaffer
David Grove
Marllana Ogle
TROMEONE
Stanley Capper
Dalene Shaffer
Jonn Falb
Stanley Wenger
Curtis Gllson
Terry Habeger
Rlcnard Ortn
Beverly Howard
Elalne Anderson
Barbara Medberry
Frances Larson
Nancy Larson
Sandra Anderson
Janice Loftsgard
Llnda Tnlese
Colleen Howard
Glenda Wedo
Anna Friederlch
Danlce Anderson
Elo1se Lantz
Patty Wllson
Pam C1otn1er
FRENCH HORN
Llnda Klple
Doris Orth
Doris Meinhard
Lo1s Clark
Llnda Stevenson
CONDUCTOR
Leo Grether
Reva Medberry
Crayton Ash
Dianne Me1nhard
Kent Falb
Judy Helms
COHNET
Carlton Krueger
Tony Habeger
B111 Torkelson
Dennis Meyer
Richard Meinhard
Ben Hunsberger
BASS CLARINET
LeAnna Friedan
Judy Larson
FLUTE
MBPCIB Wolf
Marjorie Johnson
Patsy Capper
Kathy Knudtson
Nona Mork
LeeAnn Grether
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FPONT ROW Mrs dretheg Patty J11son, Donna Me1nhard, Doris Orth, Kent Falb,
CUFt15 Gilson, Charles Capper, Btanley wengeg Patsy Capper, D1anne Meinhard
CECOND ROW Mr Grether, Doris Me1nhard, Marcia wolf, Janice Lantz, Kathryn
Knudtson, Ctanley Capper, Norman Mltts, B 11 Torkelson, Duane Englehardt,
Nona Mork, Marilyn Cchaer, Mary Ann Bchaer
THIRD ROW Linda Kiple, Beverly Muehlethaler, E1a1ne Anderson, Reva Belle
Medberry, Richard Frieden, Stanley fhaffer, Jim Schaer, Carlton Krueger,
LeAnna Frieden, Judy Helms, Dorothy Cchaer
BACK ROW Dalene Shaffer, Beverly Howard, Frances Larson, Dennis Grether,
Richard Clark, Tony Habeger, John Falb, Leslie Lembke, Margorie Johnson,
Marilana Ogle, Barbara Hunsberger
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FONT ROW Glenda wedo, Janice Loftsgard, Dianne Melnhard, Jeannle Shaffer,
Jeanette Krueger, Patsy Capper, Llnda K1p1e, Carol Schupbach, Patty Wllson
CECOND ROW Mr Grethen Marilana Ogle, Marge Johnson, Nona Mork, Doris Orth,
Donna Meinhard, Doris Melnhard, Marc1a Wolf, Yvonne West.
THIRD ROW LeAnna Frieden, Marllyn Schaer, Colleen Howard, Bev Muehlethaler
Judy Helms, Janlce Lantz, Elamne Anderson, Kathryn Knudtson, Olette Olson
BACK ROW Barbara Hunsberger, Dorothy Schaer, Mary Ann Bchaer, Frances
Larson, Reva Medberry, Vonda Boleyn, Dalene Qhaffer, Beverly Howard
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CECOND ROW Kent Falb, Roger Friedermch, Ronald Halverson, Duane Englehardt,
Stanley Capper, Norman Mitts, Charles Capper, Stanley Wenger
THIRD ROWr Curtis Gilson, B111 Torkelson, Carlton Krueger, Arthur Strong,
Crayton Ash, Tony Habeger, Jim Cchaer, John Falb, Leslie Lembke
BACK ROW Roger Howard, Ronald Blockhus, Richard Clark, Stanley Shaffer,
Dennls Grether, Ctanley Lehman, Billy Bennett, Gene Lantz, Richard Frleden,
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Junior Chorus
FRONT ROA Anna Friederich, Linda Stephenson, Charon Pinney, Candra Kjosa,
Reva Frlederlch, Patricla Gruver
SECOND ROW Roberta Barker, Rosalyn Clark, Lois Pulfer, Danice Anderson,
Judy Lembke, Kathleen Gisleson, Lavila Larson
BACK ROW Betty Bennett, Mavis Anderson, Marlene Butikofer, Ruby Holden,
Randine Hanson, Sandra Anderson, E1o1se Lantz
Majorettes
Judy Larson and
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FRONT ROW Donna Meinhard, Mar11ana Ogle, Hrs Wenger, Janice Lantz, Nora
Rainey, Joan Friederich
QVFOND POW Greta Falb, Beverly Muehlethaleq Evelyn Orth, Elalne Anderson,
Barbara Medberry, Nancy Larson, Harjorle Johnson, Joann Glsleson
THIRD ROW Marilyn Schaen Dwight Gruver, Eugene Hedberry, Mary Ann Schaer,
Rev? Medberry, Beverly Howard, Stanley Capper, Robert G11b6Tt, Lucllle
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BACK ROW Frances Larson, Art Strong, Charles Medberry, Rlchard Clark,
Stanley Lehman, Bobby Medberry, Glen Snyder, Dalene qhaffer
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The senior class established a new record in
the sales of the 1955 Tiger Tracks. To enable more
students to buy annuals the staff sponsored several
fund raising projects which made it possible to
retain the traditional selling price of 32. In the
latter half of February the editors were elected,
jobs were assigned, and work commenced. Becau e
they were pressed for time, the staff had to rush
to meet the deadline so the annuals could be dis
tributed before school vacation.
Drivers
Training
The driver training classes were conducted during activity pez iods
this year. The instructor, Clyde Wenger, tau 'vt groups at both Clermont
and Elgin. The Elgin students enrolled first and second semesters were
Donna Meinhard Harold Fanson Dianne Meinnard
Pat Capper Jeanette Krueger Colleen Foward
Janette Krueger Ruthann Mitts M rlene Vedo
Ronald Blockhus LeAnna Frieden Linea Kiple
Msrie Sutter Delores Kerr Russell We t
f Orth Gene Lantz
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Qfficers
FRONT PO!-I: H. Hanson, D. Engelhardt, H. Evanson, and Mr. James
:VK FOWx W. Havensfrite, J. Gass, D. Appleman
President. o 0 A o o QDOUS1-as Appleman
if ans Vice President . . . . . Harold Hanson C M
V, 2 Secretary. o e o 0 0 0 0 0 0 JOhI'l GQSS ,J
Q Treasurer. . . . . . Wayne Havenstrite 5, -
' Sentinel . . . . . . .Duane Engelhardt ,
Reporter . . . . . . . Farly Evanson T' T " -f
Advisor. . . . . . . Ross E. James
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FFDNT FO ' Ken Crider, LeAnna Frieden, Marcia Wolf, Mrs Vbnger, Barbara Medberry,
Dlanne Velnhard, John Falb
BACK FOX' Ruth Ann Mltts, Harllyn Schaer, Marllana Ogle, Beverly howard, Marlene
vbdo, Jeanette Krueger, Jannce Loftsgerd, Mary Ann fchaer, Florence Hofer, Nona
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Assistant EdlfOP hazcla wolf
Chanblng the school nlclname
also haa an effect on the school
news. Our weekly column published
in the Elgin Echo is now called
'Tiger Tales' instead of "Panther
Tracks. This gear the majority
of the positions were filled by
upperclassmen and Mrs Wenger was
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Nona Mork, Nora Ralney, Reva Medberry, Evelyn Orth, Frances Ia son, Nancy
Larson, Delene Shaffer, and Greta Falb
his year Mrs. Grove ana Mrs Sokori o1f,ni1ed
an ei Ia culrlcular speech probram Altbough
only a small number Ieund time to p Itlcipaec
several students advanced to stdte competltlon
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FPONT ROv Charles Lhristlanson, Stanley Lehman, Art Strgng Glen Sn der
Norman Mltts, Howard K1ttelson Larr: Butlko e ' y ,
qtaqley Chaffer, Kent Falb, Mg! f r, John Falb, Rlchard Frieden,
cECOND Ron Jim Hanson, E1l1ot Olson, Allen weston, John Knudsen Charles
Medbeffyp UenniS Cook, LaVern Swenson, Kenneth Staff, Gary Gilson Keith
Aanesy Leslie lembke, Roger Howard, Frank Ho an, Coach Poger walker ,
BACK POW Alan kenger, Asst Coach Albert Dan1els, Larry Eergeson, Douglas
Applemany Eugene Hedberry, Alvln Lehman, Chuck Thorson, Leslie Yauslln, Wayne
Havenstriten Bert Henderson: Ionnle Baker, Lewis Becker, Robert Helerson
Eugene Lehman, MET Cianley Capper, Boo Swenson '
Following the consolioatlon of the Clernmnt Elgin
School District, the two hlgh sc'ools cormined their
athletic departnents for the fir t time in the 195A
1955 season Conseouently, our school's nickname
was changed from 'Elgin Panthers' to 'C E Tigers
l in boys
art Strong,
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Allen weston, John Falb, Chuck Christiansen, Larry
Butikofer, Stan Sha fer, anc hickaro Prieden At
the close of the season Glen Snyoer ana John Knucsen
were elected co captains Coach Walker was assisted
by Hr Daniels from the Cler ont faculty.
they tied both Calmar ann uaukon The
who lettered in football thls year were
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FRONT ROM John Knudsen, Ken Crlder, Frank Horan, Stanley Lehman, Richard
Clark, Keith Cr1der, Norman M1tts, Stanley Capper
BACK RO Coach Walker, LaVern Swenson, Gary G11son, Keith Annes, Howard
Olson, Mgr Dennis Rear
Winning 12 games and losing 13, the C E
G S boy's basketball team had a 11.8 average The
team placed fourth in the County Tournament
Coach Roger Walker had seven returning letter-
men from Elgin The Elgin representatives on
this year's team included Stan Cappen Richard
Dlark, Glen Snyden Stan Lehman, Kenny Crider,
Keith Crider, Norman Mitts, Stan shaffer, and
as a Jim Schaer Stan Capper and Frank Horan
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T e blrls acrnired three new trophies by
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FRONIT ROW Glenda Wedo, Doris Memhard, Roberta Barkeg Lavlla Larson,
Pat Gruver
BACK POW Coach Zurbriggen, Margaret Medberry, Eloise Lantz, Vonda
Boleyn, Judy Lax' on, Audrey Sutter, Olette Olson
FPCNT POW Larry Miles, Dav1d Frueden, Poger Frederlck, Kent Falb,
Stanley Wenger
BACK POW Kenneth Staff, Roger Howard, Lonnle Baker, Merlin Chapman,
Curtis Gilson, A1V1H Lehman
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Sixteen returning lettermen reported for spring
practice. Coach Paul Zurbriggen had scheduled eight
games for the 1955 season.
The lettermen from Elgin were Bobby Medberry,
Glen Snyder, Stanley Capper, Keith Crider, Kenneth
Crider, Jim Schaer, and Norman Mitts.
John Knudsen, Frank Horan, Dennis Rear, Dennis
Larson, Howard Kittleson, Elliot Olson, La Vern
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