Le Mars Community High School - Bark Yearbook (Le Mars, IA)

 - Class of 1954

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.1 ummx 'xx - W Ill 'l' ' I lIiuIman1 n I Y . ,M mn umm . vs v Il '.f'- xiuxmxxxxxx 1 naman 'an n nuf ' f rurnzznm ul' 513 'ww . . 'A A'- f, 'f2,, 1353? !EQ!,3i?1ZEI?I 'ff'f7,f TZE'f'if??2x ,fniffg ng 1 1 ,fllf ,i,::,zZ1i ,Qi QL? , 5 1 y1:ueu4A'sui f-Q11 Presented by Mars Hrgh School Le Mars Iowa Class of 7954 f Ro ri 744: Snag! Edrtor Vrrgrnra Down Assrstanr Edxtor Martha Walker Busrness Manager Edgar Bedell Advrsors Kenneth Beatty Frank Landreth ax gx It may seem strange to compare a school and 1ts act1v1t1es to a knothole but look at It thls way A knothole IS the only means of seemg through a p1ece of wood educat1onal exper1ence IS the only means of see1ng through prejudxce and bad Judg rnent A school wxth 1ts educat1ora1 expenence act1v1t1es makes the perfect knothole 2 In Vx- n , I R 'PK 'Wit X 5 ' .. , Y x 1 x x ,E t l Q X - F . , - ' tI.,, ,K ,lui ' I I 1 F X ff I Ae If Frank Landreth 912 14 Supurlmuildcrit Kluckliolm is shovvn hcru in 1 visit to the Vocational Department. 'me me Pictured on these pages are the various offices which keep Le Mars schools funr- tioning the year around. Harvey Kluckhohn has been guiding the administrationfor the past twenty-six years. Frank Landreth is the principal of junior and senior high, to whom all students can turn for help and ad- vice. Below is Mrs. Kenneth Burkett fShellal the principal's efficient secretary with some of the students who aid her. lV l 71 SMHWQMW 5 ll , Miss Donna Mao Ulcscli, school nurse. 74 Wah Zac Miss Donna Mae Utesch makes you feel better just with her smile. She is shown in the Nurse's office with some of the ex- cellent equipment with which she works. At the upper right is William Fenholt, as- sistantbusiness administrator. ln addition to his administrative duties, Mr. Fenholt teaches hookeeping, supervises the sale of lunch tickets and used or new text books. Harry Elliot, in his new capacity as gui- dance director, helps the pupils decide on college or a job, or helps with school,home , and financial problems. 4 4- A. YL. I-115 .-iw. lg 'ivy' l 'Y,J 5 William A. Fenliolt if X 7dwWf Attire leftgrclrlss1licl1rslti1str,.- Mr, Kzilosl. lu clirrrile. From the formal classroom procedure of recitation and supervised study the students are taught the basic facts and essentials ofthe various courses in which they are enrolled. They learn to be good listeners, to concentrate when they study, and to make the best use of their time. I-iuruiutli Beatty Clyde Buelilcr Frank ligrstabrooks ll'3E11K' Gard Liiglisz., Publicatioris Nl3lllCl1'l3IlCS,CtDLiCl1 EIIQLUST1, COSU2 IHSUK-l'l1Ul1l-ll .fy 3m Wllliarii l'L'llllOll Rosalie Blomquist Eugene Carey Hurry Lllxott Bookltt-cpilitl Miss Ucrulmrdr Homerriaking Athletic Director Guidance Director Admin. Assrsl. Physical l1L.lllL'LlllUIl 111 ig, ,Avy .ss i 'Iseli is shtmii vivtnin Alix..-:iii l'lnt'iit'r and wtnimr llilt-fsiti, wilillu' special lriflivirinzil help, siichas given her hy Miss Olsen, furthers interest in the Suh- ie- 2 .iiifl gives the incentive to piirseu the course more extensively on the pup- il's own initiative. Private explanation helps clarify difficult points and helps the student who is having difficultycornprehending aparticular point. Through personal Contact the teacher and pupil learn to know each Other. Richard Hainnians Elizabeth Horton Edith Johnson Mayhelle Kass Vocational Mathematics Hornemaking Social Science IRI 1- if Earl Hanimond Sylvia Irwin Michael Kalosh Eileen Keaveny Helen Kott Industrial Arts Vocal Music Chemistry, Asst, Coach Social Science English 1 J m .AWE ' t L guys' '. ,2 A , ., . - 'VL Dr, 1- X A' V V -,I . 'la I A y ' an N' own working up--n tri- nrojiwt 1 . ' g ,urrx rlnliinii, Lnili' A A lleiiiilurjioiigilil wtronsi-, llcrni.in liruniur, Wilniir ll-ierscn, .intl Iiicll iiisiriintor, Mr, Wilt, The vocational 5ov's house project is .1 good lesson in practwzil experience. In work such as this the student gets si first-hzind opportunity to put to work what he has learned in the classroorn. He learns hy doing and has a vlianfe to find out if he really likes this work rind has the zihility to do it. Nlartlia liucnler luaii Larson Mar. Li-u Ulsen Victor 'llift Latin, Social Studies Commercial bciencc Arr fx QSFQF Leonard Wilt Karliryn Maggrert Harold Marsh Alaska Reed Herinan Vander Well Fiiflll SHOD. Librarian Vocational Agriculture English, Dramatics Driver Education Bulldillil TFBUCS Www 5 1 Wayne Bohlke Carleen Braune V1rg1n1a Down Ina Mae Johnson Myrna Kloster James Prxce Lois Schoenrock Wendell Thompson JoAnn Tsitouras Martha Walker 10 HOB AINIDLRSOIN fu wr a fue day we t S t Drtyers 3 4 lmtha l Basket WAYNI BOHLKE Such aplot should have a woman rn rt Operetta 3 Kennel Kapers 2 4 Stu tt C untrl 3 SC o up K lub '3 4 I- A 2 Safe DIIVCIS4 Int Rel 2 3 4 Bar Letter Club 'P 34 Foot b l P 34 Basketballl 4 Band 2 34 2 3 4 Clee I2 CARLEEN BRAUINE Into the mrdst of thtngs Jr Class Play D D D Play 3 4 Operetta 3 Kennel Kapers 2 4 Student Coun crl 4 Scholarshtp Club 3 2 3 4 Drtvers 2 3 4 Int Rel 3 F I Bar M1ll4 Band l 2 3 4 Cho l 2 3 4 Glee I 2 Tuttton Play 2 JANE LALLFAS Exhaustless as the ocean L A l Safe Dr1vers2 3 4 Int Rel D D D 3 4 Bar C heerleader l 2 3 4 Band 0 Q? .-4' 16- 1 Qi 1 'lr' 'X C7 EDGAR BI:DELL I thtnk I need a chaper Jumor Class Play DD D 34 Operetta 3 Kennel Kapers 2 4 Schol tp 34 Int R l DDD Play 34 Barl-44 ack 4 Band l 2 Chorus 4 Glee I 4 BILL BRAUIN A sc1ent1f1c farmer and a gentleman as well Class Play Kennel Kapers Student Councrl 4 D 2 3 4 3 4 Safe DIIVSTSQ 3 4 Int Rel 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 STANLEY BUSS Though thts be madness yet there IS a method tn Kennel Kapers 2 4 Scholarshtp Club 3 4 Int Rel 34 DDD 4 Track 2 Band 2 3 4 Chorus 2 MARGARET CASS A matd ofgrace and com plete maJesty Operetta 3 Kennel Kapers 2 4 Stu dent Counc1l3 F H A 1 2 4 Safe Drtvers 2 4 Int 3 4 2 A 1 2 Bark4 Band 1 2 3 4 Cho rus 3 4 Glee I 3 4 Glee ll 2 Hornecomrng Atten dant AUDREY CLARK I will sit down now but the time will come when you willhear me. 'F.B L A F H A 1 2 3 4 - nelKapers2 Int. Rel. 3 4 . A G 2 3 4 Bark 4 Chorus l 2 3 Glee I2 3 JANE COWAN I wrsh I were wtth htm Scholarshlp Club 3 F B L 1 2 3 3 4 G A A 1 Bark 4 Cheer leaders 2 Homecomrng Attendant TERRY DANNE A mtschlefmakrng mon key fromhrs btrth Oper ettal 3 Kennel Kapers 2 4 Safe Drtvers 2 3 4 lnt 3 4 Letter Club 3 4 Bark 4 Football 1 4 Basketball 1 2 34 Track 34 Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus12 3 4 Glee I 2 3 4 VIRGINIA DOWN Who IS t can read a wo man? Student Counctl 4 Jr Class Play 3 Schol arshtp Club 3 4 D D D Play 3 4 Operetta 3 F H A 12 Kennel Kapers 2 I Rel 3 4 D D D 4 L1braryClub2 3 4 G A A 1234 Bark 4 M1 4 Chorus 1 Glee II 2 Home commg Attendant T -1-'Y M .ww ll . if A-1 Q Lf- H L, ,,vl CAROLYN COPPOCK She has two M s in her life - Music and Men, StudentCouncil4,Ir,Class Play Scholarship Club 4 D D D Play 2 4 F B 2 Operetta 3 F H,A 3 4 Kennel Kapers Safe Drrvers 3 4 Int e D D D 2 3 4 F G A A 1 Bar M111 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glee I 2 3 4 Homecommg Atten dant MARILYN DANDURAND Varrety rs the sprce of lrfe and I lrke mme well seasoned! B L A eretta 3 F H A 1 Kennel Kapers 2 4 Safe Drlvers 2 34 Int Rel 3 D D D 2 3 4 Ltbr Club2 3 G A A 1 Bark 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glee I 2 3 4 JOYCE DORR Men rnterest me not not muchl Ir Class Play Scholarsh1pClub4 D D D 4 2 Operetta 13 FHA 24 Safe Dr1vers2 3 4 Int Rel D D D 2 3 4 F 4 Lrbrary Club 12 3 4 Bark 4 M111 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Glee I2 3 4 Kennel Kapers 2 4 JIM EASTON Get acquarnted w1th htm he w1ll surprtse you F F A 1 2 3 4 Safe Drlvers 2 34 Int Rel 34 D D 4 Letter Club 3 4 Foot ball 2 3 4 C AROL FARMER From the erown of her head to the soul ofher foot s e ts all mrrrh F B L A 4 Safe, Drner 4 Int cl Hlnton I 2 JOYCL I-LYNN There IS no mlschlef but a woman IS at one end o Band I 2 3 4 Schol arshlp Club 4 F B L A 3 H A 1 2 3 4 Il s 3 4 nt Rel 3 4 brary Club 2 3 4 G A A l 2 3 4 Bark 4 EDITH GRONEMEYER Does the world go a round? D D D Play 3 L A H Rel 3 4 D D D Bark 4 Cheerleader I SHIRLEY HERMAN Ill keep my breath to coolmy porndge Oper etta 3 Kennel Kapers 2 4 Chorus 34 Glee I 3 4 ee II 2 F H A 2 Rel 3 4 D D D G A A 2 3 4 Bark 4 sas 3 ,,.f 7- 'Us 73' C' TOM FELLER Men of few words are of ten the best men u dent Counc1l4 Trades and Industrles 2 3 4 Safe Dr1 vers 4 Remsen I CHARLES FRERICHS No one seems to real1ze thatl rn a great man Safe vers 4 Int Rel DDD 34 TrackI4 JUNE HAINNO As pleasant as she ap pears Operetta3 Kennel Kapers4 Band2 3 4 Cho rus34 G1eeI34 FHA 2 3 4 Safe Duvers 3 Int 3 4 2 Remsen I BONNIE HERZIG A lrght heart I1ves long L A 4 F H A 1 2 R I D D D Ltbrary Club 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 JEANETTE HICKEY l may be quiet that s all right I have my words for Sundaynight. JuniorClass Play 3 Operetta 3 Ken- nel Kapers 2 4 Chorus 3, 4 Glee I 34,Gee L.A 4 F H A I 2 Art Club 4 Int. Rel. 3 4 D D D 2 3,4 Library Club 4 GAA 34 Bark4. DOROTHY l-IIN DE A storm in a teacup KennelKapers2 Chorus I A 2 3 4 D D Mill 3 SUSAN HUFF She s a quiet girl but qurtea girl Junior Class Play3 Opererta 3 Kennel Kapers 2 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glee I 4 G1eeII2 3 Student Council 3 Schol arsh1pClub3 F B L A 3 4 F H A 1 2 3 Safe Drrvers 3 4 Int Rel 3 4 Library Club234 GAA 123 4 Bark 4 LORREEN ITTERMANN Humble hearts have hum ble destres Scholarship Club 4 Kennel Kapers 4 Int Rel 4 DDD 4 Bark 4 Band 4 Chorus 4 Glee I 4 Elgin High School El gin Iowa I 2 3 '17 1' if 'Ewa DERALD HINDE lsitand draw the funniest things it passes the time till the school bell rings. ee I Art Clu Trades and Industries 2 3 JACK HOLTON In school I have a quiet way but out of school IS when I play Junior Class Play 3 Football 2 Stu dent Council 4 F F A l 2 3 4 Safe Drivers 4 Int R 3 4 D D D 3 4 ROBERT IMPECOVEN It is a great plague to be too handsome a man J Class Play Scholarship Club3 D D D Play 3 lnt Rel 34 DDD234 Let ter Club 2 3 4 Bark4 Football I 2 3 4 Basket ball12 34 Track2 34 MARVEN JANSSEN The makings of a real armer A 1 2 In Rel 34 DDD 4 NIARY ANN JLLKLIN It is good to lengthen to the last a sunny mood G A 3 IORINA JOHNSON n cm pre blondes so what? Schol arship Club 3 4 Operetta F H A 1 2 3 4 Ken Kapers2 4 Safe Drivers 3 it l D D I 2 3 4 horus Glee Glee II 2 3 MARILYN KLOSTER Now that I ve got my man I rn leaving D D D Play 3 Operetta 3 F H 12 3 4 Safe Drivers 3 4 . Rel. - D D D -GAA1234-Bar ' Mill 4- Chorus I 4- Glee- I4- Glee-ll 3. BOB KOTH 'Talk to him of Jacob s ladder and he will ask the number of steps. Student Council I 2 3 4- Schol- arship Club 4- Operetta 1 3- Kennel Kapers 2 4- Int R .34-D.DD 34- et- terClub3 4- Bark 4- Foot- ball I 2 3 4- Basketball 1 2 3 4-Track I 2 3 4- Band , 3,4- Cho us 12 - Boys Glee 2,3,4, INA JOHNSON One enemy is too many Scholarship Club 3 4 D D play 3 4 F B L A Operetta3 F H A12 3 4 Kennel Kapers 2 4 Safe Dr1vers2 Int Rel 34 D D D 2 3 4 Library Club G A I 2 3 4 4 Chorus 4 Glee Glee 112 3 Jr Class Play CHARLES KEHRBERG Not a chaserofwomen but newer a passer by Class Play 3 Scholarship Club 34 DDD play2 Operetta I 3 Kennel Ka rs 2 4 F F A 1 2 Drivers 3 4 Int Rel 3 4 D D D 2 3 4 Letter Club 4 Football 2 3 4 Basket ball 2 3 4 Track 4 Band 1234 Chorus 1234 Glee I 2 3 4 MYRNA KLOSTER The w111to do the soul to dare Scholarship Club 4 Operetta3 F H A I 2 34 Kennel Kapers 2 4 Safe Dr1vers2 3 4 Int. Rel. 3 4 D 2 3 4- G A - Chorus2 3 4- Glee-I2 3 4- Bark 4, BLAINE KOUNKEL Whose little body lodged a mighty mind, Inter- national Relations 4- D D KAY KRAMER Look out girls: here I come! Student Council 4g Jr. Class Play- D D D Play3 4-F B L,A 3- Oper- etta 3- Kennel Kapers4 Safe Drivers 3 4- lnt. Rel. 3 4 D D D 3 4 LetterClub 4 Bark 4 M1114 Basket ball 3 4 Band 3 4 Chorus 34 Glee 1 34 Remsen Publrc NEVA LANG Its nrce to be natural when you re naturally nrce Jr Class Play 3 Scholarshrp Club 3 4 Oper a 3 12 KennelKapers4 Safe Dr1 v s34 Int Rel 34 D G Bark4 Chorus 4 Glee l 4 Glee ll 3 SALLY MADSEN lt well becomes a young grrlto be modest Schol arshrp Club 3 4 F B L A A 2 3 4 R 3 4 D D D 4 F T A 2 4 Lrbrary Club 2 3 4 G 1 Bark 4 Ban Usherrng 2 3 4 DON MCDOUGALL I w1ll not budge an rnch and I w1ll be heard Stu dent Counc1l4 D D D 3 Kennel Kapers4 Safe Drr vers 4 Int Rel 3 4 D D D 2 3 4 Letter Club 2 3 4 Bark 4 Football 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 Track 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 4 Glee I 4 44. -4-'Q XJ -'G -?9 FJ O IEANNE KREKOW When do we cat? F.l3,L, . g lnt, Rel. 4g Libr Club 4- G.A A 4- Bark 4- Marcus 1 2- Cleghorn 3. DONNA LAUX lnever dare to act as fun ny aslcan StudentCoun C114 Jr Class Play Schol arsh1pC1ub4 D D D play 3 4 Operetta 3 Kennel Ka ers 24 FHA123 4 Int Rel 34 DDD 2 3 F T A 3 4 A 2 3 4 Bark4 M1114 Cho rus13 4 Glee I 3 4 Glee MARY LOU MCCLINTOCK To know her was to love er L A 4 F 1 2 3 4 Kennel Kapers 2 Int Rel 3 4 D D D A A 1234 Bark4 Glee CHARLOTTE MILLER One of the few women who knows her own mrnd L A 3 4 F H A 1 4 Int Rel 34 DDD 3 G A A 3 4 Bark 4 NNI l X MS rg I Vllll 1tll lhf kent L 1JLrs2 6 K s 1 1 Nl lb nr let fl Lrt vxtthh l11Ll1 st too it 111 L at r1t 4 S1ft'Jr1x s R lillt ROMAIN POPKLIN l tttver have SOlll.,lll vtorltl the world has llol to see me il 34 5 Drivers 34 lntuttatlonal Relations 4 GLENNILE RADLOFF Too bad there 15 a short age of her klnd. Junior Class Play- Operctta 3- Kennel Kapers 2 4- Chorus 3 4- G1eel3 4- Glee ll 2- '. .A. 1 2 34' Safe '- vers 4- International Rela- tions 3.43 D.D.D. 2,3,4g F.T.A. 43 G.A.A. l.2,3,4g Library Club 3,43 Bark 4. S11 ..,-if I K' '36 9 Y1 ' DONALD NORTON You re only young once X 2 lrades an dustrtes 5 4 Inter11at1o11al Relatlons 4 JOAN PLL'MNlER Pretty to walk with and vnttyto talk with junior Class Play D D D Play 2 Operetta 3 Kennel kapers 2 4 l-lornecomtng Queen Bandl 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 '3 ee 2 34 stu unL1l14 lHHAl S tfe Drtxers 2 3 4 Mtll 3 International Relations 3 D D F T 4 1 2 Chterlcader 1 34 SLho larshtp 3 JIM PRICE Xltttle nonsense notx and then ts reltshtd by the wis est men jun1orL,lass Play Football 1 Basketball 1 lrack 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 btudcnt Council 4 bcho ltrshtp 3 4 International Relations 3 4 D D D 3 4 Letter Club 3 4 Bark 4 BFRNICE RENlxl:N Xlhatsvxeetdelight a qui et life affords. F.B.L.A. 3- Safe Drivers 3 4- lnter- national Relations 4- F.T. 4- Mill 4- Leeds 1- Hinton ROBFRI R055 Sotnctrtnul rt und Ilrrnlt ometrmesl Illil srt 3 4 Ira lndn trles 3 sufe xere 7 4 lnte.rn1t1on1lRe ron 4 4 L LUIS 5C,HObNROQlx F eh nd ha us ovsn mttrod kennel lxapcrs Bard l2 3 bcho s 3 4 2 safe Drrwers 3 Internatron alRelat1ons 34 D D D 7 3 Bark 4 XXLNDELL bTAAB Patrence and Shuffle the cards Junror Class Plav D D D Plas '3 Operertd '3 Kennel Kapers 2 lootbull 1 Basketball 1 2 Fruek 1 2 Cheerleader 4 Chorus l7 Glee 2 Safe Drrvers 3 4 lnternat1onalRelat1ons D D D MARILYN TA'x1Ml:lN The only way to have a 4 frrend rs to be one Ken nel Kapers 4 Glee II4 L A 4 M1113 Safe Drrvers 34 lnternat1onalRelat1ons 3 4 Bark 4 DL N-XID SC HNI Pl L tu tn ur wou rv. yonnt, rrde 41 d lnd tr IONI SHLPHLRD L1 I ee .1 gh rnu. tnlsdrref lunror Fluss l IV Uperettu l Kenne U24 lowtbill Ltbull 1234 lr in 2 Fhornsl 4 Flu 4 Student Lounerl 4 Internatronul Rtlatrons 34 Letter Flub 34 Burk 4 PAL L ST AHMLR To nrost people nothlnr lS tnorg troublesome than the effort of thrnkrng F A 3 4 5 Drvurs 234 DDD llllC.I'll3f1Oll31RLldl10llS 3 4 LOREN TERPENNING The world rs as you take Art C'lub 4 bafe rr vers '3 4 Internauonal Re ons '3 4 D D D NNI NDI L THOMPSON HL thxnks too tnueh sueh t1tnttLdumz,t,rous Iunrot a s play Operetta Kennel Kapets 2 4 loot hall 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Lk I 1 2 C orusZ 14 Glue I 2 3 4 Student Councrl 4 Stho larshxp 24 Internatlonil atlons 34 D D D 2 4 Letter C'1uh4 Bark M 'IRTHA Xl ALKLR It ls a vtornan s reason to sav I wtll do such a Ihlllt., because I wtll juntor Class play D D D play 2 Kennel lxapers fhorus 4 Clez. I4 Glee Il 2 3 SIllC.ILflIC,OLIIlLl14 S tolarshrp 34 F B L A 34 I H A l Internatlo al Relanons 3 4 D D D 2 3 A A 1 2 3 4 BILL WILLIANIS One cannot know every thrng Trades and Indus tries 2 3 4 Safe Drrvers 4 IO ANN TSITOURAS I very woman would rather be beautrful than good jun1orClass play Operetta 3 D D D play 2 3 Kennel Kapcrs 2 4 Chorus 3 4 ee I G ee Scholarshrp 3 4 F H A 1 Internat1onalRelat1ons3 4 D 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 M1114 ARLENE WARNER It IS better to wear out than rust out Student UUCII 4 F B L A FI-IA 1234 ArtCIub4 Safe Dr1vers4 Internatlon alRelat1ons 3 4 D D L1brary2 3 4 Bark 4 Us 1 2 3 4 F T sw J-2-2? QYJJZJN 4 W fA,' :Q si' 3.4 W, ' 'Qi' -fp' ,, 5 Q W? 4 jx-.S 'ig' 9 V 'Xa .ik 'ff-., mulch Sendvw 71' RR 1'ln:nincr, Mr, Kluukhohn, Row Q: Carolyn Coppoclx, Virginia Down, Martha Walker, lnni whcriliurd, Dick lwzcrion, llunu Korh, Carlccn llrniinv, login liciiclspaclicr, Arlunc Warner. Row W: Kay Krrnncr, Wuridul Vlvlliiiiipgriii, D011 McDougall, lhrvu Lvunrhcr, I'orn lk-llcr, Bill Braun, jack l-lnlron, llruidcntz Eoh Knili -0605 644651 74' Down, Monty Parkcr, Ronnicc iw l: Mr, landrcrli, Donna Lanx, ,liiiiiw Prim, lioh K-lili, lrlan Row l: lidyrh McDougall, Mary Radloff, Judy Gunther, Jim Ulrmiinnx, Mr, lnrirlrcili, Adviwr, Row 3: Darrel Lancaster, lim Callfas, Verna Crirnrnon, Mary johnson, llinicc clzrhul, ,lwhn Moore, lanicu lang, Marin Dcliaad, Sharon Patter- son, Paul Dundurand, Dick Null li0w lg Miriarn Clarrrplwcll, Donna Laux, Mary Laugliton, JOAnn Tsitouras, Joan Plunnner, Susan Huff, Mary l.0u siarrlw, D0111111 Petersen, Carleen Braune. R0w Z: Miss Horton, Marilyn Rees, N3OIlll Reese, CZll'OlYll Meyer, l,0r11a J0l1JlS0ll, Virginia Down, Martlia Walker, Bonnie Lanr, Dick Petersen. 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R p 111 M-'1 '11, -Q 1 -115 ,1 1 41 i11p 111.3 , 13411' llx .-1: 11111, 111' 'S '11-, 11111 il 1'1- '51'11, 1 v3 4 N151 4' C11111115, Ca1R1 1..1 X'111111111'1111' 15, . 111.1 -1,F1111j.1G'11-1, 1111', '11, ' -1 Maj '.1 ':1f '1,Jr 1113' ' , 111115 5111111114 '11ur, N .14 '11 11, 1 Q11 -11- 1111, 11411141 1 111113, 1 11ar111111 ' 1 1111, 5 . , . X - 1, 1, 1- .1 , 1 . . 1 7 11 ' L 1 1 .1 L 1.15 11151 xdf L1 rL1111L1 'LxLr H L 1 1 L 1 QL 1 Lfr11sL111L1uL1 RCRLL N1dzx111s11x HamLbb1 HIHSXNLY 1 L, 1 L 1 L11LL 11 L 5 I1 I1 II 111 J1ar1L 11 1 1LxL 1 w 3 JL1111LL on 11 L 1LL L N1 11 5 11 L1 1111 11lf N111111 B IT 5.1 N 1 11 1 11 L1111 L 11 w L 111111 C11 111 13611111 N11r11111 ixL11rrv rg XrdL1iL C 1111111ng1 11 1 S11 1rL11lxr 1 JI! X1 XX 1 N. Li A gm fi MN 11 ll 11JI'L L M rr N111r.1.1rL1C S DI 11 111 111 111 L, L11111LL Ra 1151 5 j1r1LH.111 0 L11 11 1 1L L 13 I1 11 11 NIQIF11 1 11.1 1 L N1 1 1 111111 4 ballw Xia LL 1111 5 L 1111 bc'111L11r11 r xx 1 111.3 Joh11xo Lat LL11 B1'a1111L kann 1-Lruxull Row M155 johnson Manlxn babel LOlS SLh11L11roLk Nlrs ShLpl1L1'd w PrLs1dL111 L 1111 L Il B1aur1L Ruw 1: 121111111111111111111-11,.1r1a11O11111.11111s,1x1arv11111z111s51111,131111 X111111,13111 111.11111,I:1c111111111111, 11111 1115 ' 1 11111 1X1l1111,f111,fN1.11:11, 7 aff? ' XYAYIIC '1V4r111'r, MJU111 L,111Jp1-1, 1341x1111 H11w14111s. 121111 2: 1111111111 1x111s1, x1.11111'1 P11111141-1', 11111 111111411 1Y1,1r111a11Pc1urbo11, 13111 Russ, 1111: H1 dgsn11, 'x1ct11r1Qc11141'11, 11.11.111l1...11:1111, 111141111 5-111115, I 11'11L.1111g11111 R1c11:1r11 R11111-1. Row 15: 1Z11111'rI '1'11'1111, .-1111111 .-111111111151-11, 111111111 1xr11s1, 1411111.1111.11113g, 151111.1:1-111w11111 W 7 K 1 Luonard 171111-gcr,1111111111'11111g1r,Gg1ryPop141'11,X'1111i1 11111w1'g, N11. .11.11b11, 1i1w1v lg lJ11'1411'.141'11, Tx1ay11' 1x1a111111u11, 121111 51111111111 1.11113 11111111-r, 111117 121155, 1ay1fc111'1,13,1:-1 1x1111111111, 151111 11111111113 111151111-111-111111 H1v111111. 1 1 1 U1lIL111'w- 1l11w I' 1111 1,.1ft11.,1111-11111 11, M1111., 01.111111 1-11.-1,,g '.1.11.1..1.11.m11., 13111 w1'.1.111 11111 ruin? -- lowAf SAFETY COUNCIL l ,.., R -if , xi our nm:- X R TN! VAMKY Ula! Mr. Vander Well, Larry Weber, Lliar' leeii l-ioerner, Vilas Sclioiiiac-lier, Bob lang. I I I , L .N , 'Q ' '., . , , ' 1 Af ff'-4 '1J ' ., f. -C ' ,. ,V ' r- Miki . :ffvg?2i,!1:criw , zwfziiwl 1 I 5 f. mi? 2 P 1 '144g?f 3 1' ' M'- f'2',,r 5251 if iv -if A f 'f f Row l: Harold Steinfadt, Bill lfarmer, Ronald Hartman, Blaine Kounkel, Wendell Penning, Larry Fiedler, Ronald Strouse, Row LZ: Mr. Hanmians, Darrell Schultz, Gene Ball, Arlyn Climningliani, Don Watson, Bill Williams, Donnie Selinepf, Herald Hinde, Mr. Witt. Row 3: Victor Otto, Willard Utech, Gene jurgensen, Ralpli Fuller, Gordon Criswell, Ronald Petersen, Wilbur Petersen, Row -1: Marvin Urban, Walter Kern, Wilbur Westoff, Herman Bremer, Larry Feller, Lowell Hagar, Tom Feller, Kenny Oetken. President-Tom L . rn Row l: Joarrcttollickuy, Susanlinff, joycclilynn, Shlrlcylason, Barva Farrcs, 'xndruy Clark, lam K owarz, Lorcen ltturrnun, Bonnrc Hcrzig, ,loan Bultulspachcr, ilharlcun Kournur, Kalhlucn Assrln, Lorrh Lironu nroycr, Row 2: Roscrxa Bcitolspachur, Mary Gayliolllns, Dgrrlono .Xndurson, lnajohnson, Murrg. i,l1.rp1nan, lane Callfas, Marilyn Klostcr, Joyco Dorr, Carolyn Cjoppoglx, Clarlocn Branno, Shrrlr-y Horrnan, lruno Bcitclspachrr 'xlarianr Caznpbrll Nl1rilynKluyrr Norn11Gronrrnryrr Shrrlry Harms R xy 3 Nlrrrlyr L abil Lorna Johnson Rarnonda Brourlllrtr l 1 Vonnl JLlllllllgS lnnn Hanno Marrlyn Dandnrand X1 ll'y,lllli own Drlorr Davrs onna Laux Myrna Klosnr Margrrrt C ass Mary Ann Jlllx n Q r r L La L 1 Lklry jo1nBoyd Lonrslh lx r rry nt rr Q rtl rs Bob Klrl D L Loran lgrprnnlng rry fqllrr C rrlos Kdrrlurq 1 IL nllkl Mun o ur lfbkll 14 L L L o ar In in Dna lin Gila Dgnnlrr btrnlry Buss Kay Xdarnson brhlmrllrr Bob lnrprooven yVLfldLl1UllIllxLlll'5llfl,, Drlly Karr Prcsrdrnt Brll Bunn w-7? Lua Row l Jerry Rollrng Ronald btronsr Bonnrr Lahr Xrlgnr Warnsr Martha W allaor jrannr Krol-row JoAnn Tsrtouras Juanrta Nrsssn JJ1IlPlUllllllLI' Mary Lou braah Joym Wakpy Xundol lknnrng Daw Purry Row 2 Mary Lou Mclarnrock bdll Runs Carolyn Mryrr Glrnnru Radln ff Marrarn C arnpbpll Naonn Russ Lrona Rpnlxsn loyal Plurgrr Bsrnrm Rrnkon La N onnLWlll11n1s Donna I Ltusrn W ayno NN rrnrr Blarne Konnkol Row 3 Mary Lan hton janru Malluu Marrlyn Rus C arol Manu joan bchognrogk Loxs Schornrork lworrna bcholnror lmya lang jo Ann Fhonrpson yrlas mlronracku Dorothy Knck Sally Madsur Xlyu brtarnann Ramona Rnnkgn Marrlyn Tannngn C harlottc Mrller Row 4 Dick Pl. Qrscn Hung Xyrlnns Wgndgll btarh XX rlbnr lkrcrsrn lun Prrcr Don Mnljougal Wrndrl Thompson Wrlbur Wgstoff Kay Kramer Dr an yandgrly s.ll Harold llosthurna Paul Nowrndorp Ldgar Bcdgll Tom bhepard Roxy 5 MerlvnOltmanns btanlsy Ixoblg Clrff Wlntaloor Konncth Duken Paul brahmpr Bob Ross Donald Kruse Romarnllopkrn Human Brempr Waltrr Kun Don Norton Wrllard Utuh Marvrn Urban 1111 111111 111111111111 J111111111f Bar1a1 111111 4 .1rol111au1r Joan Sc,1oen 1 ll 151111111 11.11111 1-111111111 11111115 b11ll111g1111f 1111111 Mazvinsky R211 1111111 V1 1 1 111 L11 1111111 1111131115 1an1 Callfas C arolyn '1111er 1 1 11 I 1 11111 11111111 R nk1n Ir1n1 l31111lspa11111 b1111l1y H1rman 111 LX 111V1I'l ,LL 11111511 Row 3 Marilyn R165 Niary ou 1111 1 111 1 11111 L1111, N1 1111.1 511111111111111 1Jor11111y klllk Joann 1-1lOl'TlDSOIl o s 1 11111111 N11r511111 15 '111111 ll l3a1111111a111l Donna Laux 61111111111 ISRJLIULI Ramon a 111111 1 1 1 1 11111111 13111 Bra 111 1:11111 HO1Jl'l1L1llaIl 5111nl1y Buss Lor111 l'crp1 ll 11111 N 1 1111 1 J1111 L 111111111 1111115 P1111 Bold XllL1kl'SUll l3Qa11Vand11 11111 Kay Kramer 1 1 1 11 11 1 N11 111 Il 131111 Bo1lan l1rry Ddllllc C 11dI1L,S 1'r1r1111s 11 1 1 111111 111 121111111 1111111111 1111111 13.1r1f l11r111a11J11f111 1121111111 P11s11111111a Paul 1N11v1ndorp 1. ar 131 111 '11111111 C 1 DLI ka 1111111511 131111 KLIIILI' B111 1111111111111 1WLIlL1L115I3ab J11n H1rs11b1r 11 111 1o.14 1 111, 11 Pow I: F 11111 P11111 Clla11sCQro11111 L11111aL11ks1n, F1laryLaug111on Be1ur1yB1'gg P3IW'ClL13LI6l' Marilyn KlOStL'f Ina Johnson Bonnie Hcrzig 111111 11111111 lhrlunu Anderson Do111'z1 Pucrson Blaine Kounkel. Row L- 1431118611 A535111 L111111 Gro111'111uy111 1N11l'lll'1 1111111131111-yer Marlunc Oltmanns Jeanette Hickey 5111ila Buckley Joann lnsitonras J11yc1'St11ss1' 511111151 Gilrnorc 1Ci1llR1lIlC1C Dia11n1'S1arkenberg Iwaomi 5: ' T11 1 ' 1 1' 1i1arl1f51'l11111n 1, R11113: 1JlL'11 Karr Ja11c1'11Jeys 51311113 Walker Virginia Down Ar11cll1 ilunnin 113111 REIIIJUJJL1 R1-11k11n 11111111 A J1'n111n5s Judy Scnclin Karen Thompson Norma 14111111111 Carol Kur1z lJ11ro111y N11'11olso11 111111111 l411111n1'111n Mona 13OIllg331'S Louis Becker. Row 4: Dan Buc l1'y, Joan 1R11111s1111, Jan1 1Qo11'a11, 11111111151 NlSiL'Il, G1l1'11'11 15155, lD11:1n1' Baack, Wcndel Thompson, Cf11arl1'5 Kcluhcrg, 111a11u11J1111ss1f11, 131111 Hartman, Sally l11a11so11, LOILTUII l11crmann, Gene Roth, Row 5: Dick Po11f1s1'11, J1111n Boyd, 1511111 Boylan, J1n1 1111'1111lso11, Terry llannc, Hicnz Wilmcs, Cl1ffW1111ake1,Jim liaston, Gary L11 , Jack11ol1o11, 111111111-llPcnn111g, 1i11i111Gabcl, Gary Kounkcl, David Hawkins, Gary Reib- samcn, Bruce Be ell, Cleo l.aug111on. P11'si11cn1: Wundcl Thompson. Q 3456 Rrrw lg J, l1lUlllll'lCl', V, Down, D, Laux, LL. Radloff, J, Dim-,Cl,Braune M, llanrfnrand, J, fiallfax, Cl. fjnpnr-ck, J, lflynn, A. Clark. Row 3: J. Tsitorus, A, Warner, J. Hanno, M Walker, li. frrnnr-ineyer, M, Klmiur, l, Johnson, S, Herman, M, l., Nlcfllirilcwck, Row 335 L, Johnson, M Klmrcr, M, Jellwri, M. lammen, L, N1illcr,5. Madsen, lr, Itrerman, S, Huff, J, Kiekcy, Row 4: J, Kre- lmw, J, Niven, J, ijowan, N, Lang, D, McDougall, L, Seliocnrock, M. Class, K, Kramer, E.Bede1l, Row 5 J, Shepherd, W, Bivlilkc, W, Thnrnpwn, J, Price, C, Kehrbcrg, B, Knth, B, Impecoven, Virginia Down lirliror, ----v - ,., f . x 1, ., M , .. . , .- .,, Q .. J. - . ' - '- ' A .r -g 1, 4, fm- J , -p,,,.,,,:..-.' :, an if lf-wiv - -' - , 1 ,,M,.,,, , , . . . . . 45 r ve- . af, ,.-,J E , il-. ,,a,,.,. J gf' ,wx My ,S .. ,, .. bf 1' ,gbfa vxf ' L zfzf- ,fl ' , ,,.,,g., V , ,r r .. ,,-4 .,., V , , my Left to right: Leona Renken, Joan Beirlespachcr, Virginia Down, Irene Beiilespacher, Mr.BeatiY. .lo Ann Tsitouras, Bernieee Renken, Carolyn Cnppock, Donna Laux, Kay Kramer, Carleen Braune, Marilyn Klosrer, Joyce Dorr, Carolyn Coppock, Editor. 'il x D9 f 9 ifnfxfkf if-Q9 f K' ii? xgig, -'eff' 'E gal? M' QJIEMT K , Q 4' ijjigiiiji mx! i 4 3 gi. Q gglfk 9 3 111 in 1' ' , 1' 5, 5 gk' M q . , YI. I .: -A 1, . . 1- Z i- 5 4 Row 1: Coach Buehler, D. Boylan, H. Juffers, B. Krekow, J Means Row 2 D Baack T Shepherd, K. Oetken, B, Impecoven, J. Becker. J. Nicholson Row 3 K Rohlfs B Lampe W. Thompson. B. Miller. D. McDougall. x - N 4 'it' Le Mars A be Mars A ' 4 I' ., Le Mars Le Mars X Le Mars 7444 feccvwl 0 Spencer O Sac City ..-J .... M - 4 ,,, . . e S 25 Algona 27 Cherokee 7 Estherville 36 4 1 ' ' -JW 5, , , 5 Q if 5 ,aw 1-4 .v , I if N i 'I . ' Q 6 N , 1 :A up ' 'f 3 ,Q . 1- V 1 J' 2, fJ 1A,a3 ygryf . ' 4: 'v ,fx nigh 4.5, f. X h, 4712- : 'X 3. fi ,af- The 19554 Homecoming of I..ll.S., con:- plimented by lovely attendants and .1 glorious fall day, was a nicmorablc oc- casion. Joan Plummer and Don Mu- Douggal flcftj were crowned as Queen and Dukerespectively Friday afternoon Sep- tember 25. The Coronation group fcircle belowl showsthe entire ensemble chosen by the student body. lhe flower girls were Party Hickey and Christv Adler. Harley Johnson was crown bearer. - , .-.v1F - sf s H . 4 I -Ll SJ First prize in the float contest went to the Trades and Industries Club float Hawarden Falls. The second prize went to the Sophomore class with the theme Miss Hawarden of 53. I Row l'ct.1ls wt-ru sttittctcd by tht- flower girls :ind tiirtntiiioth vcllow ClIFVS.lllYllC iiititzis ritloriiud tht' stzirlc. lhc Jticen's sittcntlztxzts and tht-ir escorts worc as fol- lows: Virilitiiu llowt, .intl loiit Shepherd Ltippur riuhtl, Clnrolyn Cloppock and Bob Koth Cuppcr fur rirthty, lane Cowan and W.i'.'uc Bolilkc ilowt-r rislhtj, Nlgirgtaret Class .trial lim luston qlowcr far riuhtl. In thc citclc below is or vit-w of thc Out-t-ii's float. mg- nr rr, HIFW A-ll v-'1r Q , :mln S llllllf' 11111- If it 1llnr ,A.gl.g5i.g 1 n lillfl , f nn ff'-'bi : 4? 3 X ,viii K -n . -'W '.. I ww v Q .. I 4 - -F- ,...:, J ix b - ,. ,f. 'f'1 an ' L-. , '-'I ..+,,, l. . ' ,.,, 4 .1- I i LN V1 t ITSA bf V ' r.. x x 245 , , 1 The Future Farmers of America won third place in the float contest with their theme, Bingo Its a Victory. The float tothe far right is thc pub- lications group entry. 'W 14.1 7 MAR xiii -. Q19 Row 1: Jerry Becker, Tom Shepherd, Harold Posthuma, Bob Kettler, Bob Koth, Terry Danne, Kay Adamson, Bob Impecoven. Row 2: Coach Eugene Carey, Wayne Bohlke, Wendell Thompson, Don McDougall, Dave Gunther, Charles Kehrberg, Kay Kramer. Ass't. Coach Mike Kalosh. f Coach Eugene Carey f Q fm J 5 74e 26C0'L0f w.,+.xk.4lixQ'v,,N'1.11gI-wn 'fHwFK'.1l1n. lk N?ln'lQUlI 1-I w1f.- L 1l.ln'I1Ff.i1fff4 '..N www, ,lu Xvf.1.IImm if HDL ui 4 Umilgk 111. 4, rl.m.1rLlQ-11 e. RMP Xlallm wg.-x.x4.1. hm ,nl :3.II.1 4.4 5lA'w1XCLT,4L'I1TfA1-4 ,wxwnx C ltx HL'L,1AI1flf, KWIAAXNH li ,, ,. V-.w UHX L NHL NI ' A HW n lpn sl -4. if an 5' f'.1.il's Mars Mars NMI: rwillfi Mars Mars Mars Man Mars fw1I1l'Q Mau Mars Mars Mars Xian X xr Nlliifs 'X 81's 'Nxdfb WAI: v - ' I I B l ,ggmafs , pn 140 XPP W5 a 4,9 R 4164 i'W 'l' 42 fr 'U WU :Ears 4'M'9 . T Wag 54.365 x 16 fvi Row l: J. Becker, H, Posrhunra, D. Frericks, T. PhafHC. I. ChaDman. Row 2: C. Collins. D. BUNCH J, Nickleson, G, Donlin, D, Carr, G, Ziegilf I. Boyd, G, Korh, W, Blankenberg, H, Juffer, C. Ross, Mr Kalosh. ff 3 Q I S Row l: I. Nicholson, H, Wilmes, D. Hawkins, H. Juffer, G. Cass, B. Krekow. I. Becker, J. Boyd, B, lm- pecoven, D,Boylan,C. Collins. Row 2: J. Means, K, Gable, C. Frerichs, D, Frerichs, D, Baack, D, Pe- rry, R, Kalson, B, Miller, V, Rcnken, B, Kettler, Row 3: L. Athens, G. Koth, J, Price, G, Johnson, D, Gunther, D. McDougall, H, Posrhuma, T, Pfafflc, B, Korh, Row 1 G Reeves J Hanno M Rees P Groelken B Hoeflxng I behelln I Reece 5 Rees R w 11 J I man M Hoffman B Lahr P W111s N Reece B Begg L Lugkson C Lromn Row 111 A Ruvelxng N Kam men J Schoenrock K Thompson S Thompson N Lang N Schoenrock V Schomacker D Nxcholson Mxss 'Me ma Rowl J Green D Craxg M Wxlhelml G Reeves M Laughton JHICRCY Row 11 T Taylor D Eason H A-,,, 44 l . .' M' ' fa - Q7 CSI. . ! A . Lim V A Qx . 4 ' ,. .L V ':. ,. ,. .. .. A .0 :.uer- Juffer,.D: Boylan, Nh, Tafi, C., Zink, R, kink, B, Fa1'ris,. L, Terpenning, R, Kxzekow, . h 1 ' y I vm. Q A' f - fs 7 . an 1, 5 IA i U' 4' . l '52 V x,' 6' 1 X - K 'V x 1 V if ' . . , N A N , '. 'Q 2 'K E J. ,... xx -I I L A L L A , 4 ia, .,, 'WWA is W? I .W WW gquq, Ill IV 7 wi I 'V V., -ll 3- W1 - - .QT :lille . T' I Y' ' r , H W yt .fx . J 1 if -1 A .-K 7 li ,NM M' Seann P644 1,,M, Foot111llcax'c11. Rum l: 5. H111111- L, Copptwck, 5, Mtldst:11,l..l1Jl111- son, Miss Rced, l. Jtlllllu-'Il. 121m Lg M, XY11llcct,l, Holro11,l.. lictlt-ll, M. K1ostcr,J. Krclmw, J. l'l11111111cr, 1. Tsitouras, li. Iinpecnxcn. Raw .43 K. Kramer, ll, llr:11111,J, l'r1tc, XX. Bohlkc, CQ. Kchrhcrg. PM tl ,fi I DDD 'Letters to Lucerne, The top left picture shows the cast: Row l: C, Coppock D. Laux, J. Price, E, Horneman, V, Down, M. Kloster, Row 2: E. Bedell, J. Tsitouras, G. Reeves, M. Bomgaars: Miss Reed, K, Kruwell, C, Braune, J, Nrcholson, Shown to the right and bottom arc some ofthe highlights in the action. Most of the action centers around the letter opening sessions pictured in the two bottom shots. I J lltt- lllllltll 1 ltss gilt. tor 111.114 wats Mutt fxlti 111 St .ts Inotitm Mr. .111d Mts.S111ithvurt nlaxtd hx o l 1-115' Il1c11l1,t1'1t1ttd 'M 11rw1lt r.s 1tt1.1rtt't-11- Ehud .111d Dxlllild lk-tcrsptt. Uthur 1 t we 11.10 d.111u1.ft'rs .tt tht N :11'11 1.1 ' 115. l't.1t1.rt-Ji1.t?1t Dom Vuttdcrwcll, Paul Ncwcnd rrp ltrrx Btn er t-do wt-rc: Carol Nid1L'i.lSRUiL'Q N11r1.1':, 4 ,l'1P5Cii Bon llar1'11,1n,X11ldrvd'-Vilhulttti. It Ann 'to 11p ds lstur, Marv 1.1111 Vinh .1s -Nurs, .1t1dC.11l !5L'L'NL'r ,Instr '-N.1M'Q.', lit-1t1LW1l'iis, .illdf 1r1 N Ly All important dt-part111u11t for any drantatic prod11ct1on is the make- up division. Always busy, hut sel- dom seen Cexccpt for rcsultsj thesv stalwurts of thc drdtttatic world sto about their business calmly and ef- ficiently, Painting faces, powder- rng wigs, and Calming nervous per- formers are only part ofthe many duties they perform. On the right may he seen a typical make-up artist 11t work, joyct- Witkey. Get- ting the Treat1t1ent is Gerald Chap- man. tx -L 'D Row 1: H. Bartz, C. Braune, B. Bedell, M. Bomgaars. I. Wulf, F. Pratt, M. Post, A. Johnson, M. Parker, J. Thomp- son, S. Eyres, A. Clausen. N. Kehrberg. Row 2: M. Cass, S. Johanson, K. Adamson, C. Bishop, N. Kammen, H. Bartz, B. Whelan, C Kurtz, I. Hanno, L, Neumayer, E. Bedell. Row 3: B. Koth. C. Caulkins, S. Parrerson. F. Van Roekel,J. Chapman,C, Whitaker, J. Schelin, M. Hawbaker. I. Moore, W. Bohlke. K- Meredith, M. Gabel, T. Par- riort. Row 4: J Eliotr. S. Buckley, I. Wills, J. Fick. H. Wattson, P. Davis. C. Zink. C. Plummer, J. Plummer, B. e W' Row 1: Romanda Brouillerte. Alyce Sitzman. Row 2: Joyce Stusse. Mary Lou Sraab. Sandra Gilmore. 50 Herzig. L Irrermann. J Irrermann, D VanderWell, C. Meyer. T. Sheperd, J. Hershberger, C. Parkinson, C. Kor selmann. ll Ieffer. N. Mever. S. Buss. M. Cooper. D Buckley. D. Rerner. T. Danne. Row 5: C. Mauer. M. Ham mer. L. Jennings, D. Peterson, Mr. Guard. K. Kramer, S. Hall, M. Parker, C. Koerner. G Zieg D Maggrett B Zink. S. Ahrendt, P. Dandurand, D. Bowen. E. Hoorncrnan. Row 6: J. Green. L. Athens, Casis. Newendcirp W. Thompson. Sedum? Zend Row 1: Kathleen Asseln. Norma Gronemeyer, LaVonne Williams. 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