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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1955 volume:

rv Le Mars High School 4,345 L. presents THE B RK 955 If .il If ,Q EN XM We know you will recognize our friend Toughy Qabovej from last year's Bark. We liked him so well, we thought we would use him again. Gnly this time, we are spreading his ugly face throughout the book to act as your reading guide. STAFF Marilyn Gabel Carol Mauer Bob Hartman Ken Beatty Frank Landreth Editor ....... ,. . Assistant ....... Business Mgr .... Advisors ....... 2 FACLI LTY X 'Sf O60 if ? x.J Administration Few people realize the respon- sibilities which a superintendent must assume. Only the glory part of the office is ever seen. For the past twenty-seven years, Dr. Harvey N. Kluckhohn Qleftj has been striving for the im- provement ofthe Le Mars Public schools. Dr. Kluckhohn's re- sponsibility to see that Le Mars schools keep pace with the chang- ing system of education in the nation is a great one. Another important person in our halls of learning is our school principal, Frank Landreth fleftj. He is a busy man with many duties. Some of these are: to take charge of all the students personal records and filesg take charge of attendanceg take charge of all student activitiesg take charge of all discipline problemsg act as treasurer of student ac- tivity accountsg plan all class and program schedules. D I O dmmlstratlon Nlr.l3t'l1lu1lI .ind Mr. Kluekl'iohu's secre- l tary, bliss Donita Lleriient, are busy I-4etpll1,1ll1t st lnUOl'Sl300l-QS, Mr, Fenholt, who ls tht lLllllllllSll'tlllVt' .assis!linr,41s well ,ls .1 teuvlmtr, orders supplies and isshts them to the re.iehers, manages the hot lunch progrlrll :ind kt-eps the sclicmlk hooks. These girls are busy in Mr, Landreth's office. At the far left is his secretary, Miss Shirley Warner, The girls from left to right are: A, Yates, J, Schoenrock, P, Powell, B, Schroeder, M, Wilhelmi, and B. Hoefling. They collect the ab- sentee slips, answer the telephone and run other errands for Shirley and Mr, Landreth, Mr. Elliott is the guidance director. He helps students with special education problems, vocational problems and col- lege entrance problems. He, also, helps them apply for scholarships. Shown are C. Meyer, B, Hartman, Mr. Elliott, H. Posthuma ,andI. Mallette in conference. J X fb KENNLTII BE.-XTIY ROSALIE BLOXIOVISI IfUGI7NIf CARIY FI? XNIQ I XS I 'XBRUUIXS II-XRIZY I-I,I.IUII I Engltsh IIOIIIL'Il1JkIIlg2, .-Xtltlutic Director INI.llIlL'IlI.iIICS QEIIILIJIIVL' Ihrct Publications Cfortt'I1 - r4v'v.nl will From Classroom !! B . -. 'I' . f.1ff'u-::!-'J' 'Af ta 'K-gh Plcturud at thc Icft is M155 Grilnjt-s andhcr Qlcmcntary remcdral read- ing class. Itishcrc that these grade school studcnts learn to master thc fl1I ll.IdIIICIIIAIS of reading and spell- Ing. BONNIE HAMMER EARL HAMMOND ELIZABETH HORTON SYLVIA IRWIN EDITH JOHNSON English Industrial Arts Mathematics Vocal Music Homemaking Q 3? A . A 3 it W 'rYNl illrfll Wll,l.l'iTNll:l1Nlllll,l l4,XTllLliEN GIQRNHXRT Gl.-XDYS GRIMIES RICHXRD HX1NIfx,1-XNS lrrxlriiiinrii ii liookkvi-piiig llliyfrciil lgdiiciiion Periiidiril Redding Vogirigml Xdniin. Xwisl. To Experience llliisrrxired here is the Xppreiitirc- ehip lmrt of our spuciiil cdiiixirioli, Under this proqmni the stndcni leiirns thc iride by.icIL1.iluXpcri- ence, This is considered .is cliiss work, llurc lnirry Fuller is li-.iriiiiiq incihrinics under Ilic direction of Nlr. Merle Nc-isiis .ii Ncisiis G.ir,i,1i-, EVERRUI JUIINSON MICHEAL KXLOSH MVXYBELLE K-XSS EILEEN KEAVENY CARL KENSIL Ari Chemistry, Coach Social Science Social Science Vocational Agriculture fu 'ix' :cw I 1 A 9 1 A ' . ' N I xx , . i MARTHA KUEBLER JEAN LARSON KA TI-IRYN MAGGRETT ELEANOR SCHEEVEL RALPH THORPE JR Latin,English, Guid- Commercial Librarian Jr, High Science Jr, High English ance, World History 1 ' , To Vocation L2 I fra'-vi HEI: '- 1 gf up fi 'X 1 ' Each year the Trades and Industries Students undertake a Housing Project. Inthis program the student learns the trade by doing it. Here Mr. Witt is instructing the boys on the proper way of constructing a roof. CHARLES UKNES LEONARD WITT Social Studies DONNA MAE UTESCH HERMAN VANDER WELL Farm Shop Coach School Nurse Driver Education Building Trades 4 6 4:- H K , xx v xxx! X s 1 x .' 2 X x X X N X SENIORS 5 x X fl ,E 'S ASX. 4? 'ix xxx I I f 4 S.Z fR S KAY AD.frMSON DDD 3, Sa fe Drivers 33, 4, lfll. RCl. 53,-1, SCl' ence 45 Chorus Il,-lg Glee 55,45 Kenel Kup- ers35BnndCl,4,Haxton, Colo, lg Hinton 2, Q it Q ' '53 -v Q K v, 16.4. AGN., ,J .f f JO.-NN :llll.RlCH D.XRl.ENlj -l.llRF'NlD5EN Vlilllslf .'ll.l.lQN G.-XAl,1,3,-15Snfe Drix ' Safe Drivers 4, FHA l, Int. Rel. 45 Chorus -15 ers45 Int. Rel. -15 FBI..-X 253,-15 FNC 4. Glee45 CilcrLllorr1,lowa 15,45 rm 1,:. 1,z,:l, DARLENE ANDERSIEN GAA l,:J,45 Safe Driv- ers 3,45 DDD 12,35 Int. Rel. 35 Bark 45 FHA 1, 2,3,45 FTA 253,45 Mill 45 Library 3. KATHLEEN ASSELN GAA 1,2,3,45Safe Driv- ers 253,45 DDD 2,35 Int. Rel. 3,45 Operetta lg Marching, Band 2,35 4, FHA 1,25 FTA 25 FBLA 2,3,45 Bark 4. DUANE BAACK Football 1,2,3,45 Safe Drivers 2,3,45 DDD 2, 35 Int. Rel. 3,45 Kenel Kapers 35 Student Council 45 Letter 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Glee 3,45 FBLA 2,3,45 FFA 1. Seniors ' Q ,419 .45 JERRY BECKER Safe Drivers 2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Bas- ketball l,2,3,45 DDD 253,45 Int. Rel. 3,45 Scholarship 35 Letter 3,45 Chorus 45 Glee 45 Homecoming Escort. . 1 g , .- I l.OUlh l3l.CKlQR l'olvrl1:illl5 DDD353545 lut. rel, 245,15 Opererla l525 Kenel Kapers 35 Cfliorus S5145 Glee Q5 Seniors .JT nal ff '3- 0 IRENFBEITFLSPAXCHER Safe Drivers 755-15 DDD 355 lui. Rel. 3545 Oper- erra lg Scholarship 35 Burk 45 FHA 152553545 lfT5l 253545 Mill 35 FNCQ 4, HERMAN BREMER T 81253545 Int. Rel. 354. 5 if' JUAN BEITELSPACHER GAA l,253545Safe Driv- ers 3545 DDD 3g lm. Rel. 13545 Operetla lg Student Council 35 Bark 45 PHA 15253545 FTA 2553545 Mill 35 FNC 4. CHARLEEN BISHOP GAA 15253545 Im. Rel. 45 Sclrolarship3545 Band 1,2535 FHA 152g FBLA 354. WENDELL BLANKENBERG Basketball 35 Im. Rel. 3545 FBLA3545 Science 4. JOHN BOYD DDD 253545 Basketball 3545 Int. Rel. 3,45 Oper- etta 1525 Kene1Kapers 35 Lener 3545 Chorus 253,45 Glee 253,45 Jr. Class Play 35 Track 25 3545 Science 4. ROSETTA BEITELSPACHER Safe Drivers 3,45 DDD 3g Int. Rel. 3545 Glee ll12545Operetta2g FHA 15253545 FTA 25354. FNC 4. .3 er' - If . , , ' 'G L' 15 N 6' I-1 me RAMONDA BROUHLETTE GAA 1,2,3,4g safe Drivers 2,3,4g DDD 2, 3,45 lnt. Rel. 3,4, Oper- etta l,2, Kenel Kapers 2,3,4gBark4gMarching, Band 4, Chorus 3,4g Glee 1124 Gleel 3,-lg FHA l,2,3,4g FTA1l,3, 4, Mill 45 FBLA 3,-1, Homecoming Attend- ant. A a -P -F .J 5 if fs AA. DAN BUCKLEY FFAlg DDD2,3,4g Safe Drivers 2,3,-lg Tuition Play lg lnt. Rel. 35 Mill Staff 45 Bark 4g Science 4, Chorus 2,3, 4, Glee 2,3,4g Operetta lp Kenel Kapers 3g Band 3,4g Basketball lg Track 3, Letter 4. MARY GAY COLLINS GAA l,12,3,4, Safe Drivers 2,3,4g DDD 2, 3,4g Int. Rel. 3,4g Oper- etta lg Kenel Kapers 3, Student Council 4g Bark 4, Marching Band 2,3,4, Glee Il 4, FHA 1,2,3,4g FTA l,2,3,4, Homecoming Attend- ant. GALE DENNLER Safe Drivers 2,45 Int. Rel. 3g T 81 I 2,3,4. BETTY DRAGOO Safe Drivers 43 FTA 4- Irwin, Iowa l,2,3. GILBERT CASS Safe Drivers 3,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Bas- ketball 4g DDD 2,39 Int, Rel. 53,44 Operetta lg Student Council 4, Letter 255,45 Band l,2, 3,45 Track l,2,3,4g Science 4. Y'- Yi g . MERRY CHAPMAN GAA l,2,3,-1, Safe Drivers 2,J3,4, Int, Rel. 3,4g Kenel Kapers 3, Bark 4, Chorus 4, Glee ll Li, Glee l 4, FHA l, 2,3,4gFBLA:3,4gHome- coming Attendant, Art 73. Seniors Q SHIRLEY EASON Safe Drivers 2,3,4g Int. Rel. 3,4g Bark 4, FHA l,2g FTA 2,3,4g Mill 4g Art 3. '79 if Mk ,WND ., , R.rxRV.rx lhlllllim LARRY LLLLER LEON FRERICHS GAA lg ma l,!,?3,4g 1m.Re1.fs,44 Ta LQ, FBLA 4. Safe Drivers DDD g,:a,4, ffm rm, 3.4, ra, T at I 2. Safe Drixers Ji,4, Art J, rut. 4, 1rn.Rt1..l, 45 junior Class Play Sig Burk 4g fllIOl'llS lg Glec Seniors SHIRLEY HARMS Safe Drivers 3,45 DDD 2.3: Int. Rel. 3,4g Oper- etta lg FHA l,2,3,4g Mi114r FBLA 4. MARILYN GABEL GAA l,2,3,4g DDD 25 Int. Rel. 3,4g Operetta 1,25 Kenel Kapers 35 Student Council 45 Scholarship Club 3,4g Bark 4g Band 2,3,4g Chorus3,4g Glee I 3,45 FHA l,2,3,4. NORMA GRONEMEYER GAAl,2,3,4gSafe Driv- ers 3,4g DDD 2,3g Int. Rel,3,4gBark4gMarch- ing Band 2,3,4g FHA l, 25 FBLA 3,-4. DAVE GUNTHER Safe Drivers 3,4g Foot- ball l,2,3,4g Basket- ball 1,2,3,4g DDD 3g Int. Rel. 3,4g Student Council 3,4g Letter Club 2,3,4g Track 1,2, 3,4g Homecoming Duke. KEITH GABEL Safe Drivers 2,3,4g DDD 3,4g Int. Rel. 3,4- Operetta lg Kenel Kap- ers 3, Letter Club 3, Junior Class Play 3, Mill4g FBLA 3,4gTrack 3g FFA 1. r J 1 X . Q.:- ffl Kyo 'T' ' I K X In ROBERT HARTMAN Safe Drivers 12,3,45 DDD 3,45 lm. Rel. 3,45 Kenel Kapers 35 Bark 45 Chorus 3,45 Glee 3, 45 Jr, Class Play 35 Tution Play 25 FBLA 34 , . --9 fx -.Ns -. 'N SQ c,,1 -42 1 fu-7 vu' ' 47 7 wr' M! x. xi' I JIM HERSHBERGER Scholarship Club 45 Student Council 45 DDD 35 Safe Drivers L35 IDI. Rel. 45 Bark 45 Science Club 45 Mixed Chorus-15 Glee 45 Band 2,3,4. WALTER KERN Safe Drivers 25 T811 3,45 Int. Rel. 35 St. Josephl. ROBERT KETTLER Safe Drivers 2,35 Foot- ball l,2,3,45 Basket- ball I,2,3,45 DDD 2,35 Int. Rel. 3,45 Operetta 1,25 Letter Club 2,3,45 Chorus 25 Boy's Glee 25 Mill 45 Track l,2,3. DON KRUSE Safe Drivers 3,45 Int. Rel. 3,45 FBLA 3,45 FFA I5 T 84 I , nit lg 'G' Q 'Q LA VONNE JIENNINUS GAA 2,3,45 Safe Driv- ers Q,I35 DDD S35 lnt. Rel. 15,45 Operetta 15 Kenel Kapersilg Bark 45 lvlarching Band 13,45 ConcertBandI35 Chorus 3,45 Glee ll Z5 Glee l3,45FHA1,2,45 FBLA 13,45 Library Club i2,3, 4. I. 13 1 -'TY' DICK KARR Safe Drivers Sl,-45 DDD 351,45 Im. nel. :i,4, Operctta 1,25 Kenel Kapers 35 Student Council 45 Chorus 2, 3,45 G1ee2,il,45 Mill 4. Seniors DOROTHY KUCK Safe Drivers 45 DDD l, 2,3,45 Iflt. Rel. 3,45 Kenel Kapers 1,35 Operetta 25 Bark 45 Chorus 3,45 Gleel 2, 3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 FTA 45 Mill 4. lrit y' ff' :1w'.'.l1 3 'ltr' rrrrlllQ1il rifxllll, 111 . , .itt'11ri.t-rx wa L Driver, -4,45 loot' , 111' ,1 Q, l, llpcl 13.11. l, lg ll11.1'fQl..i-1, try, ,, r .ol -rX?.15 iiliruhiy Lluh 1.1: 1, lrltw ll .5 1 atlx l, wtioricgc Club , r- .,, , i,, 1,,,l,rl . l, 'fil. 2,121 Seniors JUL MIQANS . Rel, 45 Football 3, 4 Track 345 Letter lub 45 Marcus, la. 1 2 47 -, 5 1 ROB LRT L '- ING wafe llrixersil,-15 Baa- ketball lg lrit. Rel, 55,45 Stuucrit Council lg FBLA 45 1' 6- 1 Q. PAT LUND GA.-X45 Chorus 45 Glee 145 Mill 45 FBLA 45 Huron, 5. Dak. l,Q,?l. JANICE MALLETTE lm. Rel. 3,45 iienel Kapers Q35 Marching Band 3,45 Glee l 3,45 Chorus 53,45 FH.-X 3,45 FTA 3,45 Sioux City East l,2. CAROL MAUER DDD 2,3,45 Int. Rel, 3,45 Kenel Kapers 35 Scholarship Club 2,45 Bark 45 Band 12,35 Chorus 35 Glee l 35 Jr. Class Play 35 FHA l,2,45 Mill 45 Operetta 2 ff cis fl . MWRY LAL'CQH'l'UN FHA l,3,f3,45 Librarv 1 Clun 2, bale Drivers 2,3i,45DDD.55 scholar- shipklub 71,45 lr1t.Rcl. Il 45 -Xrt Club 335 FBLA 45 Bark 45 Keriel Kap- ers il, Glce ll 535 Glue l 4, Chorus 4. -as 15 L-C' CAROLYN MEYER CAA 353,45 lfll.-X145 Scholarship Cluh 3,45 DDD 2,l,45 Int. Rel. 53,41 lr. Class Play 3, Bark 45 Chorus 2,3,45 Glee ILS,-15 Operctta fg Keuel Kapers 35 Band 3,45 Merrill l, and g R xq Q X 5- Q , L 5 ROBERT MILLER Safe Drivers 253,45 DDD 3,45 lnt.Rel, 3,45 Operetta lg Kenel I-iapers 525 Letter Club 35 Jr. Class Play 35 Mill45 HBLAIK545 Track 35 FF.-X l. MERLYN OLTM.-XNNS Safe Drixers 3,45 Int. R6l.f3,-15 FBLA 253,45 T 81112. WENDELL PENNING DDD 3,45 Int. Rel. 35 Operetta 1,25 Kenel Kapers 35 Student Council 45 Ir. Class Play 35 T 84 12,35-1. DICK PETERSEN Scholarship2,3,45 Stu- dent Council 3,45 DDD 253,45 Safe Driv- ers 45 Tuition Play l, 25 Int, Rel, 3,45 Jr. Class Play 35 Science Club 45 Chorus 2,3545 Glee2,3,45 Operetta l, 25 Kenel Kapcrs 35 Band 3,4. PA UL NlfkVENIDOl2P Safe Drixers :,Il,45 DDD 113,45 ltll. Rel. 2i,45Operettal,!5 Kcuel liapers 135 Student Council 45 Scholarship Club S35 Band Q,fl,45 Chorus2,Sl,45 Glee 3,535 45 Jr. Class Play 155 Track lg Basketball l. lnt. Rel. 43,45 lei l 009' ,fl STANLEY NOBLE Fl3l.A 15,45 Safe Drivers .3,4. Seniors DONNA PETERSON GAA l,2,3,45 DDD 2, 3,45 IDI. Rel. 3,45 Operetta l,25 Kenel Kapers 35 Scholarship Club 'Z,3,45 Chorus 3, 45 Glee Il 25 Glee I 3 45 Jr, Class Play 35 FHA l,2,3,45 Mill 45 Tuition lg Student Council 45 Homecom- ing Attendant. atm l VR, pk A 2. Q' ,. 7 WILBUR PETERSEN FFA 15 Safe Drivers 4' T 62 l2,3,45 Int. Rel. 3,45 Football l,2,35 Track 3. Seniors '51 DAVE PETRY Safe Drivers 2,3,45 Football1,2,3,45 DDD 2,35lnt. Rel. 3,45 Op- eretta 1,25 Kenel Kapers 35 Student Council45 Letter Club 3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Glee 2,3,45 Track 1, 2,3,4. GAIL REEVES GAA 1,2,35 FHA 1,2,3, 4: Scholarship Club 3, 4, DDD 2,3,45 Art Club 31 FNC 3,45 Int. Rel 3.4: Jr. Class Play 35 Bark 45 Chorus 2,3,45 Glee L 2,3,45 Operetta 1,25 Kenel Kapers 3. 1 il. 90 4di 1.4 1oYcE PLUEGFR DoD2,a,1m.Re1. 3,4, FHA1,2,rv1111 4, FBLA 4. PAT POWELL GAA 45 Safe Drivers 451m. RCI. 41 FBLA 43 FNC 45 Florence, S. Carolina 1,2. NAOMI REECE FHA 2,3,45 Scholar- ship Club35 DDD 2,35 Safe Drivers 3,45 FNC 35Int.Re1. 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Glee I 3,45 Kenel Kapers35 Storm Lake, Ia. 1. MARILYN REES GAA 1,2,3,4, FHA 1, 2,3,45 Scholarship Club 3,45 DDD 2,3315 Safe Drivers 45 FNC 3,45 Illl. Rel. 3,45 Bark 45 Chorus 3,45 Gleel 3,45 Glee 1125 Oper- etta 1,25Kene1 Kapers 3. ' Qi HAROLD POSTHUMA Safe Drivers 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 DDD 2,3,45 lnt. Rel. 3,45 Operetta 1,25 Kenel Kapers 35 Scholarship Club 3,45 Letter Club 3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Glee 2,3,45Track 3,45 Sci- ence Club 4. 4 A AQ -,Q- ' 'Q I ,,,,, Hr. LEUNA RENREN GAA !,3,4g Safe Drivers 2,3,4g DDD 3, lnr. Rel. 23,45 Glee ll 3,-1, FHA l,2,3,4g FTA 2,L3,4g Mill 13. ii ' E x A 4:-f' P Q . X1 T57 -C ff T7 I 7 J RAMONA RENKEN Safe Driversi,-1, DDD !,3glr1t.Rel. 3,45 FHA l,fg Bark -lg FTA 3, FBLA 2,3,4. JOAN SCHOENROCK rm. Rei. 3,4, DDD 3, Safe Drivers3, schol- arship Club 3g FHA 1, Q,3,-lg Mill 4g FNC 3. NORMA SCHOENROCK GAA 3,45 Safe Drivers 3, DDD 3, lm. Rel. 3, 4g Opererra lg Glee ll lg FHA 1,2,3,4, FNC 3,4.V VILAS SCHOMACKER GAA 1,25 Safe Drivers 3glnt. Rel. 3,43 Oper- etta 1,25 Glee ll 2g FHA 1,2,3,4gFNC 3,4g Kennel Kapers8g Band 8,4gL11ee I3,4g Chorus 3,4. eff' .SA .TV f rf-sl! 1' ia KEITH RUHLF5 Student Council 3g FBLA 4g Safe Drivers 13,4g TSL 1223 Football 35 Letter Club 3. l' Q - CURTIS ROSS Basketball l,3,3,-lg Int. Rel. 3,4g Safe Drivers 3,-1, Chorus 4, G1ce4g Track U, Sci- ence Club 4. Seniors S 'Q X I J G Y r BETTY SCHROEDER Safe Drivers 2, 45 Int. Rel.4,FHA 1, 2,r1BLA 3, 4. I A H ALYCE SITZMAN GAA l,2,3,-15 Safe Drivers !,3,45 DDD 2, 35 Int. Rel. 3,4: Up- eretta 1,22 Kenel Kapers 35 Student Council 35 Band 3,45 Cll0l'llSf5,51QG1CCu12Q Glee 1 3,45 FHA 1,25 FBLA 13,45 Cheer- leader 3,45 Horne- corning Queen. Seniors 'v'-v wi' 4 MARY LOU STAAB GAA 1,25 Safe Drivers 23,45 DDD 253,45 rm. Rel. 3,45 Operetta 15 Scholarship Club 1,125 3,45 Bark 45 Band 35 Jr. Class Play 35 FHA l,1Z,-15 FBLA 3,45 ti- braryClub1l,3,45 DDD 2. DEAN VANDER WELL Safe Drivers 3,45 Bas- ketball 45 DDD 2,3545 lnt.Rel. 3,45 Operetta 1,25 Kenel Kapers 1 ,35 Bark 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Glee 2, 3,45 Jr. Class Play 35 'lrack 3,45 Science Club 4 .J .QAU 4-4 JANICE STABE Safe Drivers 2,45 lnt. Rel. '45 Operetta 15 FHA l,Z,3,45 Mill 45 FNC 45 Art Club 3. JO ANN THOMPSON GAA 3,45 FHA 152,45 Student Council 45 DDD 2,3545 PNC 3,45 Int. Rel. 3,45 Jr. Class Play 85 Chorus 3,45 Glee 13,-15Cv1eelI25 Operetta 1,25 Keriel Kapers 35 Band 2,3,4. MARVIN URBAN Scholarship Club 35 T 8L I2,3,45 Int. Rel. 3, 4. WILLARD UTECH T at 12,3315 tm. Rei. 3,4. 95 N' new 45 .- 1' W 1' RONALD STROUSE Safe Drivers 45 Basket ball45Int. Rel. 3,45 T 8tIZ,3,4. 9 I . K 9 if 61 ic' Q 6- . JOYCE WAKLY A. l 34 FH scholarship Club 4 student Council 4 D D 3 FBLA 7 3 4 FTA safe Drivers R Jr Class Play 3 Bark 4 Chorus ' 3 4 Glee 134 LleeIl2 Oper ettal lsenel Kapers 3 Band 3 4 WAYNL NN ARNLR Int Rel 3 4 Chorus 4 G1ee4 FBLA 3 4 FFA 3 4 r CLIFFORD VVHITAKER l DDD 2 safe Dru ers 2 3 4 lnt Rel 3 4 Science Club 4 Operetta 1 Band 2 - assi W ,in 5 f Q .l 'B LARRY WLBER In Rel 3 4 FBLA 45 T 84 I 2 f--as C9 MILDRED WILHELMI GAA 1,35 FHA 1,-2,3,45 DDD3,45 FTA 45521122 Drivers 3: Int. Rel. 45 lr. Class Plav 35 Chorus 45 Glee l 45 Glee II 35 Operetta 1. LAVONNE WILLIAMS GAA 1,2,3,45 Safe Drivers 2,3,45 DDD 2, 3,45 lnt. Rel. 3,45 Op- eretta 15 Kenel Kapers 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Bark 45G1ee ll 45 FHA 1,2, 3,45 FTA 1,2,3,4. C Ms., 5 se' I.--v' . , 5.4 at Saas.- -4' .4nf f L. WILBUR WE5'l'llUFF T Sr l2,3,45 Int. Rel 3,4. Seniors HEINZ WILMS Safe Drivers 45 DDD 3,451nt.Rel. 3,45 Stu- dentCouncil45 Chorus 3,45Glee3,45Ir. Class Play 35 Mill Editor 45 Cheerleader 45 DDD 45 Concordia St. Paul, Minn. 1,2. GARY ZEIG Scho1arship25 DDD 35 Safe Drivers 3,45 Sci- ence 45 Chorus 3,45 Glee 3,45 Opererta lg Kenel Kapers 35 Band 8,45 Basketball 2,3. mem 5 -r-7 Nw jerry Bunker N1 rrlwn C abel 1 ffl -.I T' V' Bonnre Iahr Carol Xiauer -C Drck Petersen Donna Petersen atlonal Honor Society Carolxn Mewer Paul Ixewendorp QQ' '7 F- Harold Posthuma Gall Rees es Mary Lou mraab Jo Ann Thompson Joyce Wakey A , 3: ' f . 1 ! .. i D , yi 1 . fy V 2 1 , ,af , 5-Q f 3 X . e4 -A 5. -FQ ' ,1' 5 A . ,. - f. 2' ' P 4 -9 .1 Q i.l ' 1 .4 , 3 '. . -5- 5. E- 1:- r ,A 21 0000 F. Q Hi 4 A ..Ji.',:LTY' , - M7 74. ' JK ' T 'fakv Row 1: V. Otto, D. Hawkins, M. Cooper, M. Marnrnen, C. Plummer, C. Reibsamen, T. Taylor, B. Farmer, R. Doer ing, V. Halweg. Row 2: C. Criwell, A. Herzberg, A. Oltmanns, L. Farmer, T. Phaffle, M. Kalosh, W. Fenholt, C Johnson,B. Krekow, E. Hoorneman, D. Frerichs, H. Bartz. Row 3: J. lttermann, C. Koerselman, C. Bjork, S. Buckley J.Wulf, 5. Ahrendt, A. Johnson, K. Kruwell, J. Suisse, A. Cunningharn, 5. Gilmore, R. Mazvinsky, M. Crosenheider N. Meyer. Row 4: C. Cronin, M. Graser, L. Luksan, K. Cardner, A. Moir, D. Nicholson, N. Karnmen, C. Kurtz, J Runcie, F. Stellingwerf, L. Henrich, M. Oltmanns. J ' CI Row 1: C. Laughton, C. Collins, J. Chapman, L. Athens, R. Kallsen, J. Green, G. Koth, H. Juffer G. Donlin J Golden, J. Lund. Row 2: V. Renken, D. Starkenberg, C. Hettwer, K. Thompson, S. De Raad, J. Schelin, W. Ang,l'in, R. Rigdon, C. Van Gelder, D. Heyl, B. Beggs, P. Weidauer. Row 3: D. Yates, L. Pausch, S. Johansen, M. Bomgaars, S. Hall, N. Kehrberg, V Asmussen J. Ioos,J Je s A. Grosenheider V Hoeflin M. Kramer iek R . , . y, ' ,. g, ,J.F'. ow4:J. Nicho1son,G.Kounkel, D. Boylan, F. Pratt, R. Zink, E. Baack, R. Hartman, V. Renken, C. Zink, D. Craig, H. Stein- fadt, B. Bedell. l sl? 'Q W To ' 1 I , '40 fzfbql V4 Q X'- or J QM, A X - ' : IYQU? I I Q , u ' .JW ,Y A .Qtr - v 1 v.,v,L+7- -A Row lg D. lqlldllls, J. Mentzer, 'I'. lfarrlot, D. Jelken, C. Parkinbon, J. Madsen, D. Maggrett, C. Kelly, R. Bolrkle, K Meruletu, D. Calland. Row LZ: M. Parker, J. Moore, K, Krekow, R. Cll2il'lSOIl, H. Kuek, B. Mauer, B. XN'll613Il,J Jnlrnxon,J.Feller, H. l,OCKllllllCl',B.YLillHOff,C,XV11lSl'. Row 15: I. Plueger, R. Ross, 5, Lake, H. Bartz, K. Johnson ff. l. nu, M. Braucll, L. Strnton, A. Ravelingt,L.Wll1ns,A. Yateg, 5.-1'llOIll:,V.R6IlKCll, A. Plueger, M. Hoffman V. bteenlroven. Row -4: D. Stein, N. Crosenllelder, R. Renter, L. Plueger, M. Hawbaker, W, Clark, D. Luksan, 5 Plut-gcr, B. Row, CI. lioreners, K. Zreg. Sophomore Class Row l: D. Biden, C. Caulkins, A. Anrendsen, R. Werth, LQ. Popkrn, M. Hawk, D. Rohlfs, J. Hodgson. Row 2: B Crarg, B. Norton, M. Dirks, 5. Buehre, J. Mauer, Mr. Vander Well, Miss Horton, Mr. Carey, J. Gunther, P. Groetken L. Neutne5er,ll. Luhben,J,McDougall, C,Ma11ette. Row31 G. Herman, F. Laugnton, 5. Harms, J. Wills, 5, Eyres M. Thorpe, I. Reece, 5. Rees, M. Buss, C. Gronenreyer, D. Bowen, S. Patterson, J. Gabel, J. Laugnton. Row -lg M Oetken,B. Wilrnes,B. Elliot,J. Down,B. Renken,D. Lubben, R. Cartensen, L. Plueger, J. Parker, W, Kruse, C. Kruse H. Watson, J. Marnrnen. J 4 if fa 0 4, -gl.-J r ' will Yi QIV an an 9 J ' 'R if J 1 . . ,2 Pl J -, , 0 U OJ ' . . -A Q2 ' W 51185 rv -. 7 5 Pl fr: A ' x 5 E .I . x 'W A C' f 5 r . ' 50 'Q R 1 , 'l -:GX , Q 1 . ,. , ffl , .fx 'Tj 'fs I' ff D54 J F4 -3' '1 Row l: L. Howland, K. Wills, C. Pfaffle, K. Kounkel, B. Jeys, H. Borchers, D. Lancaster, J. Johnson, R. Klemme Row 2: T. Taylor,G.Ohm, L. Miller, B. Rozeboom, P. Dandurand, J. Schoenrock, G. Buehre, L. Landgraff, P. Davis K. Posthuma, B. Renken, D. Kehrberg. Row 3: J. Tolsma, M. Knapp, K. Wensil, V. Beck, B. Oltmanns, 5. Phelan N. Hoffman, K. Farmer, A. Clawson, J.Mamrnen, M. Willer, M. Davis, J. Laux, V. Kamman, W. Johnson. Row 4 M. Heeren, C. Lahr, J. Means, P. Parkinson, A. Hickey, J. Hayden, R. Detloff, A. Beck, R. Hammond, S. Strong,J Riebsamen, F. Van Roekel, E. Tone, M. Radloff. ' Freshmen Row l: S. Ahrendt, M. Herman, L. Hinken, L. Harms, D Elliott D. Eason, C. Annsorge, M. Ahrendt, R. Utech, M Baack, Row 2: L. Lang, K. Stabe, C. Rollinger, B. Staggs, F. rick, R. Hagar, W. Orban, J. Wybe, L. Denniston, L. Kounkel, G. Denniston, R. Koerselman. Row 3: V. Casler, M. Delaney, M. Parker, A. Day, S. Penning, M. Post, 5 DeRaad, J. Reigel, M. Hammer, J. Beck, L. Pech, V. Borchers, V. Borchers, V. Oltmanns. Row 4: E. Buhman, R Gearke, G. Varenhorst, S. Kroll, C. Renken, M. Popken, E. Popken, R. Schutte, A. Renken, P. Donnell, J. Elliott, R Ommen, L. Anderson. l -li 'i 00000 61,4 J 0 1 . V f ' D. Iv l,.w,, 1 1 v kk ' t J-N QL 13's I A4 J ,WJ W GQ s, l x v - lf.. ycmqwqggggyym, A ,af egg.: ,Q Row 15 C, Plummer, I, Hershbergcr, D. Eason, P, Newendorp, G. Cass, D, Perry, D, Gunther, W, Penning, D, Boylan, I, Madsen, Row 21 M, Collins, J, Wakey, D, Hawkins, J, Thompson, N. Kehrberg, ll, Wilrns, J. Gabel. E Student Council t , 5 I ' .5 Officers 5- Hall: K. Gardner, Mr. Landrcth M. Gabelg D. Petersen, President, D, Karr, Mr, Kluckhohn. 26 FBLA This clubtrains students for positions in the business world. The advisors for the club are Mr, Fenholt and Miss Larson, The officers are: M. Staabg B. Hartman, J, Wakey, Pres., D, Baackg A. Sitzman. The advanced Office Training Group are seated: J. Alhrich, L, Jennings, C, Bish- op, M, Chapman, M. Staab. Standing are: N. Gronemeycr, A. Sitzman, I, Wakey,I,Plueger, K, -Xsseln, R, Renken, The General Business Group are seated: W. Warner, S. Harms, S. Lang, M. Buss, D. Bowen, A. Yates, R. Broulliette, R. Ross, C, Harms, M. Oltmanns, A. Plue- ger. Standing are: B. Lang, L. Weber, M. Oltmanns, D. Kruse, K. Rohlfs, D. Baack, B, Hartman, L, Frerichs, S, Noble, K. Gabel. The Beginning Office-Training Group are seated: P. Powell, L. l-lenrich, L. Pausch, D, l-leyl,C,Van Gelder, V. As- mussen,J,Ioos,A.Iohnson, D. Yates, C, Cronin. Standing are: D. Starkenberg, M, Laughton, S, Ahrendt, J, Stusse, F, Stellingwerf, C. Korselmann, I. Wulf, R, Mazvinsky, , I , 4 , ,, fi 1 , I l ' 'Fas A it ssh' f N,,K KU? The Future Homemiikers of -Xmerica not only instruct girls in being ffngyhivlbk ' D future homemgikers but carry on projects which :ire beneficial to the Q35 fe-e cornrriunity as well as the girls. 'The Seniors are shown participating AQ5 'Q in a meeting with Donna Petersen presiding, The Seniors are: seated 49 h,, i1 W on floor: I. Mallette, I, Beitelspacher, l.,Williams, M, Rees, D. Xhrend- ,IV F i son, L. Renken, J. Beitelspaeher, I. Stabe, R. Beitelspacher, D, finder- le A ' 'Q son, M, Staab, N, Schoenroelt, M, Chapman, Seated in chairs: B, .3 ' , i, Faires,V, Schomacher, J, Thompson, L. Jennings, D, Kuck, M, Laugh- 'V 1'-h ton, M, Gabel, M, Wilhelmi, C, Mauer, N, Reece, l, Schoenrock, B. - , , I Lahr, S, Harms, I M ,- ff? f 3 Future Yu Q Q Those pictured to the left are officers, Row lg D, Petersen, S, Hall, president, Row 21 K, Kruwel1,J, Mauer, P, Groerken, Row 3: Miss Johnson, advisor, Mrs. l. Johnson, Mrs. J. Shepherd, Chapter mothers, Miss Blomquist, Ad- visor. The freshman members below are: Seated on floor: M. Willer, M. Parker, K, Wensil, V, Beeck, S, Krull, A. Day, M, Johnson, l, Reibsamen, C, Renken, M. Heeren, V, Karnman, X. Clawson, G. Varenhorst, Seated on chairs: X, Hickey, R, Schutte, V, Oltmanns, M. Radloff, E, Tone, D. Beitelspacher, I, Means, S, Strong, P, Parkinson, C, Lahr, J. Elliott, F, Van Roekel, Standing: K, Farmer, J, Mammen, B, Oltmanns, E, Popken, P, Donnell, M, Hammer, M, Post, J, Riegelm, S, De Raad, M, Down, l, Laux, J, Tolsma, V. Casler, M. Knapp, L, Peck, N, Hoffman, V, Bor- chers, V, Borchers, PX, Renken, V, Veeck, S. Phelan, M, Delaney, S, Penning. ,J I. - S-Q , S ll, Nitlrolsorr, K, lsrii'vwll,f ,Cronin, wriridirig: 4 .G4irdntr, li, lloc- fling, 5, Birrlalcx, Xl, Grostnlrurdtir, li, liugg, ll, lit-yl, M, Ulirntinns, 1, wtiissc, l, llcrir cl., l,, r'r.1st'li,l,FiCk,N,.lQxt'r,fN,rartirririn, X, lloir, li, wr irkt-nhiirgr, M, Rr irnvr, w, Xhrt ndt, Johnson, l', Wt-idiiicr. ilthcr officvrs are Row lg 5, lvrvs, ll, litrrtz, Row Q3 X, flirrtriirigharn, 5 Y,Schocnrock, J, Pick, Ron 'lg M,G,ihe1,4i, Mirror, G, Rccvcs. Not oicturuh Pit Wcrdiiier, ' Homemakers is ,45- lhc lmiiors irtt azz it l rssroortr, wti!t'd.1rtJilIlGIllcltibltg l.l,iiksir1, fi, Y W t ,R1orR,l, litt rn: win, N'l,C1l'ist r, M, Borrigtitirs, IQ, Norton, ftinnirig- :J -'lf 1-f0M'x,s hrrn,W, lngliri, R, l'lioriipmn,f , Vin Ch-ldt-r, N, Kcl1rbur,1,f , Kurtz, LCA, , . , , , , 51 ' The Sophomore girls arc demonstrating class activities, Seated on thc inside: J, Laughton, M, Hoffman, V. Steen- hoven, G, llerrruri, C, Mrillcttc, l, McDougall, Seated on outside: S, Eyrcs, H. Bartz, L. Stinton, B. Wilrncs, M Oetken, J, Walker, L, Ncurncycr, J, Gunther, S, Recs, 5, Buehre, l, Mtimrnon, M, Thorpe, l, Mauer, H, Lubbcn, H Watson, M, Dirks, S, Thoms, P, Groelken, Standing: F, Laughton, B. Craig, J. Gabcl, S. Hsrms, M, Branch, M Buss, R, Ross, J, Wills, l, Rcecc, V, Rcnkcn, C, Groncrncyur, A, Pluegcr, S, Lake, 'X,Ravcl1ng,l,Pluegcr, S,Pt1ttcr- son, 5, Lang, B, Norton, E, Wilms, C, Harms, -X. Ytites, IJ, Bowan, K, Johnson, T Z 1 1 R , 'K 1,1 Lp AF as 5 'JJ' H . Row 1: ,l,Wills,S,Kro1l, H. Bartz, P, Wiedauer, A, Clawson, P, Groetken, N. Kamman, B,H0rf1ing, A, Raveling, M Hammer, P, Powell, K. Wensel. Row 2: M. Paker, D. Nicholson, N. Schocnrock, K. Thompson, J. Thompson, V Schomacker,I. Mauer, S. De Radd, C. Kurtz, B. Faires, C. Bjork. Row 3: L. Pausch, J. Runcie, M. Grosenheider, M Rees, A. Moir, I. Schelin, S. Buehere, C. Van Gelder, D. Heyl, C. Hettwer, I, Reece, S. Rees, S. Thoms, I. Tolsma Miss Utesch, Row 4: J. Stabe, D. Ahrendsen, B. Craig, G. Herman, L, Luksan, V, Steenhovcn, I. Bcitelspacher, G Reeves,l.Gabe1, M. H0ffman,J. El1iott,J.P1ueger, J. Itterniann, F. Van Roekel, R. Beitelspacher, B. Begg, M. Graser C. Cronin, Future Nurses of merica cholarship Club Rowl- B Bedell D Petersenj Hershberger Miss Horton G Reibsamen R Doerin Row2 D Petersen E Baack . . , . , . , , . , . g. : . , . , J. Nicholson, H. Bartz, E, Hoorneman, L. Farmer, H. Posthuma, F. Pratt, L, Luksan. Row 3: R. Zink, C. Bishop, K. Kruwell, C, Kurtz, I. Schelin, K, Thompson, N, Kerhbcrg, D. Nicholson, I. Jeys, S. Gilmore, C. Zink. Row 4: C, Meyer, P. Wiedauer, B, Larr, 1. Beitelspacher, S, Johansen, I, Wakey, S, Ahrendt, M. Staab, M, Rees, M. Gabel, M. Bomgaars, M, Laughton, C, Bjork, M. Oltmanns, D. Starkenburg, I. Fick, G, Reeves. R'-f7'l'g , Q Row lg M, Post, S. Eason, B. Dragoo, D, Kuck, I, Berrelspachcr, B, Faires, J, Ricgel. Row 2: D, Beitclspacher, C Gardner, S. Johansen, L, Renken, C, Rcnken, R, Boruillette, Miss Kucbler, J. Mallette, E, Popken, V, Renken, G Varcnlrorst, S.Pgrltcrson, Row 3: M,Col1ins, M,Willrelmi,C, Mallctte, B. Begg, L. Williams, P. Wcidauer, D. Ander- son, S, Strong, I, Be1telspg1clrcr,J,Means, R. Beitelspacher, J, Reibsamen. Future Teachers of America Art Club D. Craig, D. Boylan, D. Eason, T. Taylor, C, Borchers, K. Krekow, H. Iuffer, B, Krekow, M .EH I I - we 4' . S rfb if , ,,,, P-if .s if ld' bl - -.3 - gi ui, Library L, Henrreh, L, Lronin, ll, Nieholson, N. lxrrrn man, G, Donlin, TheseLibrari.1ns on duty are as follows: l, Plueger L, Wilrns, S, H.irn1s, K, Kruwell, P, Weidrmer The girlsworkingat the from desk in this picture are: J. Mauer, L, Iennin s, S, Gilmore, M, Hoff 2 man, M, Sraab, The Library Club is now in Session These members are: V,Renken,l,Runice, M. Grauser, S, De Raad, B. Krekow, B. Begg, D, Frerichs, C Gardner, School Librarian Mrs. Maggrett ff F.F.A. Tlie Future Farmers of America educates tlie boys to be modern farmers. The officers are: M. Cooper, C. Laughton, E. Baackg D. Hawkins, president, R. Miller, L. Farmer, Mr. Kensil, ad- viser. Taking part in a typical meeting with President Hawkins are: Row 1: V. Renken, D. Lubben, L. Harms. Row 2: A. Oltnianns, R. Detloff,J. Hodgson, J. Mentzer. Row 3: L. Plueger, G, johnson, M. Marnrnen, R, Doering. Seated in the back: M. Cooper, L. Farmer, E. Baack, C. Laughton, R. Miller. D. Eason, A. Orban, D. Miller, L. Miller, B. Renken, K. Kounkel, K. Wills, G. Denniston, D. Lancaster,M. Ahrendt, L. Lang, are shown in an agricultural class. C. Kruse, B. Ross, K. Lang, W. Kruse, are testing soil. 54 5 , 5 3 x i -f 6 J' in .F :fri E Q.. 3 5 2 I i ,pdf ,li 5 e ,fs N ' 1 sf .. W in 'X a.'f fi 23 -ff nfl all it . Y X li li 3 l l s K.. ... ,, ....- 'aff' 54' L t 4- , t y . 0 . nQQ'? fj . tx 'w G t . Q ,',, .Jn 52 Q 1 I li it F1 v 1 ifllll-II l1l..lD Q . Q1 , ii fllliiqgf 1-4, V3 5off nfl' Yu- DDD Row 1: R. Hartman, J. Moore, J. Madsen, R. 5 Krekow, D. Vanderwell , ll. l osthtnna, ll. Whelan P. Newendorp, L. Hoornernan, J. CIhap1nan,c.: Koth, B. ZNl3Ll6F. Row 3: R. Brouilette, M. Rees L.Beeker,J. Boyd, J. Down, J. Golden, D. Kuek J. 'l'llOlllD:OIl, J. lxlaner, XX' . Penning, C. Pltnnmer D. Maggret, lxl. Strmh, B. Faires. Row Zig CQ. Mallette, M. Hoffman, M. Wilhelnn,l.Cl41hel N. Meyer,K. Meredith, D. Karr, D. Petersen, CL. Canlkins, J. Sehelrn, R. Ross, L. Williams, LQ. Reeves, Al. Clollrns. 'l'he students prctured here are engrossed rn the frne art ofstage rnake np: K, Kruwell, B. Bedell, S. Lake, B. Willnes, A. Moir, M. Borngaars, F. Pratt. Helping, tobutld the stage set are: C. Whitaker, ll. Wilms, J. Becker, D. Buckley, K. Gabel, J. Nicholson, A. Raveling, K. Fohnson, D. Petersen, C. Mauer, C. Meyer. These students are proving by the diagram that driving is not as easy as it looks. They are A. Yates, A. johnson, B Hoefling, P. Weidauer, Mr. VandcrWell. Safe Drivers Class Science Club Row 1: G. Reibsamen, D. Petersen, K. Adamson, F. Pratt, D. Maggrett, J. Nicholson. Row 2: J. Chapman, B. Lampe, D. VanderWell, H. Posthuma, D. Eason, G. Zieg, H. Juffer, G. Cass. Row 3: T. Taylor, 1. Hershberger, C. Plummer, J. Boyd, Mr. Carey, J. Green, J. Golden, C. Whitaker, D. Buckley. laill ' Row l: K.ZiCg,,l3. Farmer, D. Lukson. Row 2: R. Charleson, L-. Dcr111lcr,L.Feller,li. Wrllxams, H. Bremer, W, Wesroff. Row Ti: G. Rohlfs, B. Wurrh, R. HarIl11al1,M. Parker, J. Moore, H. Lockmrller, D. Jelken, IS. Van Hoff. Row -1: D. Galland, G. Plueger, R. Siders, M. Hawbaker, J. Hawk, J. Parker, R. Carsresorr, T. Parrrorr. 7 --f- Trades an. The Jur1mr5 and Scruwra workrrrg skillfully on the lgrlhcs are li. fq -, . ' 4 ., r.Kr15wcll, Mr. llillllllldlli, Lv. Ilumller, I.. Fiddler. Those laboring on this machinery are D. Luksan, S. Plueger, D. Thom s, M r. Hammans, A. Ahrendsen, G. Rohlfs, B. Groserr- heider, J. Feller, B. Werth. Industries The first step in building a house is laying the foundation. R. Feller and J. Rolling are laying block on the student project. After the outbide walls are up we find A. Herz- herg and V.Otto are finishing the partitiom. ' if . 'r Y These boys are working on the nearly completed house. Q U I yr I lx K . fx 45 . 'N ' F1 1 ' , X' bw. Af, .v 5 aw , 1 v'.v..uia. 'li , ,A P, 'is Q il -. Flow l: D. Lultson, D. Thorns, H. Steinfadt Row 2: H. Bremer, W. Westoff, l. Feller, W Kern, A.l-lerzberg, G. Jergensen. Row 3: B Van Hoff,Li. Kriswell, J. Madsen, R. Feller A. Ahrendsen,V. Otto,L. Fiedler, Mr. Witt R. Carsteson, T. Parriott, B. Ell1ott,J. Roll- ing, J. Bauler, L. Pleuger, B. Lirosenheider 'XX b 1 A if so -'ws be-so-H-ees-M.- ., fat 5 W3'il ,A .1El 'W Yam mg . .V 4, i, x I 9 , . 'J! Q ',.-f,-g'3.45 1 X Radio Pictured at the right are: C. Meyer, C. Mauer, and B. Kettler who are taking Time Out for School over KLEM on one of their bi-weekly broadcasts. iv' -V kr If X 's N C7 Bark The yearbook needs workers for many duties. Pictured above are: R. Brouillette, G. Reevs, M. Collins,M.Laug,hton, L. Jennings, M. Rees, M. Staab, C. Meyer, L. Williams. Those not pictured are: D. Anderson, S. Eason, J. Wakey, W, Warner, J. Mal- lette, ID. Kuck. In the circle are the officers of the bark: B. Hartman, Business Manager, M. Gabel, Edi- tor, C. Mauer, Assistant Editor. Publicatior 1' 1 1 I 3 1 .t 3 f, t .pri ,Ili 4, A B X . N 1 r ' r g ,A J t ta Mull Seated: C. Clollim, R. Hrtmtlluttc, D. Ku .L LF., Atldctwtt, 1. Llllld, A. CIIIIIIIIIQMLIII1, 5I.lIldllljl2 QV. Donlin, Ii, Kettler, D, Frerivhb, D. Kurt, 'IQ Pfafflc, J. St-llocltmck, B. Lztllr, 3, li41w11,LQ. Rcxhfgtmen, L. HOUYIICIIIJII, If. l.ut1d. In thu vttclu at tht ng ht Arc: D. Petersen, Copy Edltur, 8I1L1H.XN11II1n, Lditor. ff SRAM fjlflffl . 1 ----1 5 t .Q Humax, A W ! 3 4 A i mil ' t Jr 'wi x - :f':i+t' 1 Q' v, i f t V7 ' .. A.' Gif. -W 1 R L., 3,-xy A v I . X . S W , Q wg! gt .1 I, ,' 3, -.::14' - I A 'r I xx x x1'K X Photographers The photographersforthe publicatton staff are K. Gabcl, Mr. Beatty, D. VanderWe11, and D. Buckley. r 4 .1 ,,, o 0 o fx, '7,f ef1p gyfvfz f, vixlfx 9 fy ' .4 ' '-5 '15 -lg.. Row lg D. Baack,D. Karr,J. Hershberger, M. Urhan, R. Miller, D. Petry, W. Utech, W. Peterson, J. Becker, G, Cass 5. Noble, R. Strause, R. Kettler, W. Warner. Row 2: L. Weber, B. Hartman, G. Zieg, B. Lampe, D. Vanderwell, ll Posthuma, D. Gunther, W. Westoff, H. Bremer, P. Newendorp, L. Feller, D. Kruse, M. Oltmans, H. Wilms. Row 3 V. Allen, C. Ross,L. Becker, J. Boyd, R. Renken, N. Schoenroek, J. Thompson, V. Shoemaker, D. Kuck, S. Eason, K Adamson, C. Whitaker, D. Petersen, J. Means. Row 4: M. Collins, R. Beitelspacker, J. Stabe, N. Reece, P. Powell J. Wakey,J. Ahlrich, C. Bishop, J. Schoenrock, M. Rees, J. Pleuger, S. Harms, M. Laughton, L. Williams, K. Asslen l. Beitelspacher, D. Petersen. Row 5: G. Reeves, B. Lahr, M. Chapman, M, Staab, L. Jennings, J. Beitelspacher, A Sitzman, C. Mauer, R. Brouillette, M. Gahel, L. Renken, B. Schroeder, N. Gronemeyer, J. Mallette, C. Meyer, M Wilhelmi. International Relations Club Row l: S. Buckley, J. Runcie, N. Meyer, C. Laughton, F. Pratt, G. Reibsamen, G. Kounkel, Mr. Uknes, B, Krekow, L. Athens,B. Bedell,J. Nicholson, C. Collins, S. Johansen, M. Bomgaars, J. Jeys. Row 12: C. Plummer, J. Chapman, H. Bartz, H. Juffer, D. Eason, L. Farmer,T. Pfaflle,G. Johnson, li. Hoorneman, M. Mamman, A. Oltmanns, J. Golden, M. Cooper,R. Kallsen, J. Green. Row 3: M. Graser, S. Gilmore, A. Cunningham, D. Heyl, C. Kurtz, D. Nicholson, W. Anglin,K, Kruwell,N. Kehrberg, C. Hettwer, C. Van Gelder, L. Pausch, J. Schelin, K. Kruwell, C. Cronin. Row 4: J. Ittermann, E. Henrich, B. Begg, R. Mazvinsky, D. Boylan, C. Zink, D, Hawkins, E. Baack, R. Doering, B. Farmer, R. Zink, V. Halweg, J. Wulf, J. Stusse, D. Starkenburg, P. Weidauer, L. Luksan. Row 5: K Gardner C. Bjork, A. Grosenheider,S. Ahrendt, B. Hoef'ling,A. Moir, N. Kamnian, M. Kramer, J. Ioos, A. Johnson, M. Oltmanns, C. Koerselman, V. Renken. Q . QQIQQU '00 FJ 'I 'f .-9 ' ' I Q SPQRTS -v e 'x O X-.:. 'f W' Y x 0 f xx I 1 N. is-' ff Wflfill 7.1-WIQ1: HHN:-L 'IFNELHISI ll!! wil 1813 MAIN PQ?lKU6l.DC's...2!.i1.g,,, ' 11 iw me - E95 13 g AH fQ 1..lbx5t'iWlat. H Y H1805 ,Qhlw. ol.- PU? ' ' A ' 4 .Ti '..Il!+- ' 'ri!Q'Y lK . i. QQ vi' nm' Q' Q ek i J!f :' 1 n1,,, maui 'ma 'Z Milli El? l 1 ill 1 Row 1: CQ. Collrnf, l,BlCt1Il:, D. Lvnntlrer, D. Baack, J. Nlcl1ol50n,R.Ix1rller. Row 2: M. llawbaker, W. Clark, Qi. Koth, R. Clrarlbun, C. Cam, B. Kettler. Row 13: C. Ukness, B, Elliott, F. Fick, C. Pfaffle, J. Moore,ll.Juffer,ll.lit1ek. 1 ' af C. k 02425 , 32 - -844 ll f I 9 5 5 Tri-State Row l: G. DOnlin,R. Charlson, B. Mil- ler, D. Baack, G. Koth. Ro K w 2. D. Frerichs, D. Gunther, J. Becker, B Kettler. Row 3: J. Nickolson, D. Boylan, C. Collins. Row 4: G. Cash, D. Petry. Row 5: J. Means. EDF! 'vw ' K' -A ff W rem- za . .af '. A WWW fn- 'le Q W -' ,r X ' . iagxfi ., in :aria A , 4,2 t 1 FQ .jwgpjh '1 Th ' ba, 1 ' F rel lx x .lx V l n - mm ,,1s.w.n. 1' K -. 5 1-I 19. ,Quai-,'-QQ, 5 R, i o -I Row 1 C I: R. Miller, J. Becker,C'.Dor11rn, D. Frerrchb, B. Krekow, G. Kounkel. Row ig B. Kerrler, D. Perm, U. Bo Y J.Madsen,B.Whe1an. Row 23: H. Kuck, B. Mauer, K. Krekow, B. Van Hoff, K. Wrlh, K. Kounkel. M. Kalos hamps The Record LeMars O Spencer IZ 8 Sac City 26 7 Hawarden 31 14 LuVerr1e, Minn. 14 19 South Sioux City 0 13 Vermillion 7 32 Leeds 13 12 Cherokee 0 43 1 6 i K , X- QN A , .xi :en il 2 K v MVN, ,Q Q, S4 1 ' A ' 1 w ' ' I ef fi l3'f.- , fb 3 J Q i eg 5 S 51. 4 ' ' i A 51440 Vi' -e 0154 I v B J vga? 4 V Q, A4 il sf a an J i 3 li Bee Squad Under the leadership of towering BobWhelan, the Biillpups finished the 1954-55 season with 19 wins and 3 losses. They lost to Sioux Falls, Spencer, and East Sioux City. Stand- outs for the Bees wercg ti foot 8 inch Bob Whelan at center, ,limi Down .incl Harold Kuck at forward, and Ron Charlson and Herman .liiffer lit giigird. Gridiron Action Gene Koth tries for tai-kle. Uinirturhavk fiicalf. I e varsity includes: Row l: G. Koth, T. Phaffle, B. Whelan, D. Gunther, D. Frer1chs,J. Becker. Ro losll, C. Collins, D. Boylan,,l.Chap1nan,,l. N1cholson,B.Kettler,W. Clark. Varsity Basketball The Record LeMars 47 Sioux Falls 74 Sheldon 75 South Sioux 63 Vermillion 53 Sioux City Central 54 Spencer 76 Orange City 79 Hawarden 44 Cherokee Sectional Tournament LeMars 47 Gehlen KLeMarsl 37 Paulina LeMars 59 63 Alta 64 Sioux City Central 47 Sioux Center 63 Hull 63 Onawa 80 Paulina 77 Cherokee 51 Sioux City East Sioux City East District Tournament LeMars 76 Sioux Center Sioux Land's Denny Frertchs 1331 and Dave Ltnnthet 1371 conlbtne against Hull. TOIIll1l'3ffilC1351SCOl'CS8Q,g.l1IlSl51OllXflCIllSf ln Difttict Tournev try. Bob Kettler 1341 a late season sparkplug for the Bulldogs breaks against Pdllllllldk Pan- tllers. 1---0 t 5 3 X mv. Dave unnther 1371, all state candidate, gets set for trip in. :wg W0 Q o 1 ns' I 'v- ,- T I954 o ' X - .' i Y I . t , 'E 1 a I , 1 4 XV- A 71 r v X . XM 'ft Seenonthe picture aboxe are: Queen, Alyce Sitzman, Duke, Dave Gunther and flower and crown bearers, Rachel Posthurna, Kathy Collins, Torn Williams. Pictured below are the attendants with their escorts, Mary Gay Collins, Jerry Becker, Donna Petersen, Bob Kettler, Merry Chapman, and Dave Perry. The 1954 Homecoming was highlighted by the crowning of our Queen, Alyce Sitzman. She was elected by popular vote as were her four attendants, Mary Cay Collins, Donna Pt-- tersen, Merry Chapman, and Ramonda Brouillette. Queen Alyce and herattendants hadaweekofactivities planned for them. On Monday, they were introduced in announce- ment period. Tuesday, the royalty was entertained at a banquet in the school cafeteria. Wednesday night, a snake dance was held in their honor and on Thursday the girls were interviewed on the school radio program. Friday was the big day of the Coronation which was held in the Homecoming Pep Assembly. The boys, who escorted the girls, are members ofthe Let- ter Club and were elected by the Letter Club. They are Jerry Becker, Bob Kettler, Dave Petry, Gilbert Cass, and the Duke, Dave Gunther. Homecoming lm IVW Picwrim timing fJ.1I'f1fiC Iltm Xi!'Tl'WiXK.1H X,K'11IiiJXfitt'ii8,' i ilu xxlt' ff.t'1I'l'IiI! r. 'lttmllihgg lin X it Mit .. lim r' fltmt 1L'1Ti1I'l'fi .1 :'--gfigt itil tw wht ftiwhiwrit-rl -ttmniiii :wtlh trnphfti- VV1tiETtlI'Ili!1Q mill- vr 11.11 -rwikzw pmirihg tirmri its Shi- ti. I:.t- wi-t fmct prizt: wcht to lim HUD tltih tin' thvir' fltmt Kurt: 'him tm 1,11-tit-rim-. I'hi' fhtmt .it right, whtiv.w tht- Smith Si0t1xCitx'Ciir- fillhaiw lM'Y'kt1l'fi OI1 .1 fl'Nn V. Tilt Ifwittirt- Httrinikc rw ttmtiriiicd trait Cl.1r'chii.11 thcriib hy i1.1X'iNjl Se . -vvri L4.1I'fllT1.i1H Biikllfi in wir Pit- cm thefir tlufit. f'n-1-iw: ft part nt' the Pimiit-ctniiiirig rtiytiltv iw pictured he rv Cn thc ivft .inf Rcmmmcia Brcmilluttit .md Clilht-rt Cliba, Attendants tu thc QllKxL?I1 :uid Duke. Kathleen Col- lins .arid 'Foriirhy Wi11i.ir'nr, wcrc Flows-r girl arid Crowribczircr, Rachel Powthuma prepdrccl the Quo:-ri'5 path hy strewing it with roses. 9 na, 'V M A ff-1' -,mv ,nga ffvf. fs .9- Q E.. ,,.:!d,'.:H ' 5' U -5 '-F Qeil i ' A A 2 Ginn i Town Row lg lf. Hlslloy, J. Alrlclm, lx. l-xellrberg, l., lXClllll.lVL'l', S, lk'R41au,,l,a .z.r:.Lr, r. l1.1111pso11, ll. llxlwhclm, N. Kdlllllldllll, J. Nlmlur, Txl. Hammer, R.llml1lllclIr,.X.llmullllu.. iw-N .. 1 NlllulDullgL.1ll,k'.Xl.lllcUc,X.li.1mm.l11,l',llmn-ll,j.Wal4cx,A.l'lgm'snl1,S.ll.1ll, I.luv, N l r r.u::.L-.L I l Au, ll. Rosshl. llll.wIt,Xl.l r.1.lfcr,j. lllurlzmgx, Rum 1: lj. llcggyj, lQla11u1l,l . Xvlllhllllx, w, lXl'u'rw1., W Ill 1, 1 l - bllfg, S. Llllluorc,Nl.lio111g.1.1:f,l4.kr,mcll,Xl.Duwr1,j,la11x,lijlcllbcl,5,Lxruby..lxlwrful'..lz., . L L Krall, l. l'olsm.1, J. Rlllbidlllill. Rur G' I Athl t' al Row l: S. Rees, l. Reece, l. Wakey, J.Beuel5pacl1er, M, Ocrlxen, X. Asslxllxxburl, 5. Dcmad N Scllocnroclykl, lllrks, A, Y.1Ics,B. Norton, S. Buellre, A. Sitzrmm, l. mcllelm, A. igl.I1I1lllgi1.1m, Rom Q: 5. Blxcxlcw, Nl Ch A . M. MC A. , apumn, l.. Rcnkun, A. lolmsnxz, l..Jc11mI1gf,J. Uroerken, lx. Meyer, A. Mlm,M.ll.1lwl,li,'xx.11b.u1,Al, Rem, Buss, li. lvl'OllClllCNCl, illall,l,ll1ul4,C.llar111f,li,A5scl11,lD. llctcrscn. Row iig V, 5lCL'llllllXL'l1,lv. llcrml111,l, ans,l,u.4hcl,l.XN'xlls,Fxl.l4napp,lj.li5.wrk,lxl.W1llcr,A.Pl114-gcr,lK.loI111fQ11,lQ. Runlwn, 1. Nllillllildll, 5. llllrmf, Hickey, Nl, Johnson, F.l.augl1to11,l. l.dllg,lllOIl, M, Hoffman, M. Radlofl. I l l 1 1 4 l ,I A 'Cul Q L I Nr n 1 :Ir .x '1 1 1 Ll M' .1 ,. 1 'wry , , , r gr L rr , I x rx., Hr.. r ' .1.r, Association ln the center M. Branch 15 rn the uct of hllllllg the brrnhc over the ner ro start a jZ,ZiIllLSOfblldIll1IllOIl. AI the rrgln L. Neu- nn-yer and S, liyres are prucI1c1ng,tl1e1r ann XVIIII rr how and arrow, Archery proves ro be a lor of fun once the girls know the proper way of Slllbkjllllg. 11.14 1 i news -g . gil '13, 'f -wk ww 5. LwL.IIxVfL, K., mrfnlml., xx .l1..x, www, J. vxlxlwul. heerleaders Letter Club Row lg D.Prcr1ch5, H.PwLl'm11'1 'I l'1'1ffh- D u .umm IJ 1 ,l. Becker, Cf. Kath, Cv, Cam, D. Pctrx, R, Fzilllcr, J.t.lmp111.11 Buuklgs, J. fN1Cho150I1, J, Boj,d,L1. Dnrllm, D. livyldll, ., ,.- .. ., A :K gh.: -.I gipg ,Y if Egqef -fbfw 2: ,Qin mm, M. rxrunmxx, Emu p: J. ML 111 C Qvllm lm w I run! , Q 5. .u 'Z W. U q 2 Q- ,Irv rf I 75 ACTIVITIES ff X 'KB' fxk x N J I ' N .V fzifi il A 4 XJR - k Q f fix: 1 t 5114 , if ' -LQ . If It X 'GK' ,' .a 'Wd i- g,g QA x 5 xx . 4 'V Z-'IL iff Floor, Row 1: M. Borngaars, J. Wulf, N. Kchrberg, A. Cjlaussen, S. Eyres, J. Thompson. Row 21 C. Kurtz, L. Neu- mayer, M. Gabcl, K. Meredith, 'IQ lHirriott,F. Prarl. Row 73: I. Reece, D. Nicholson, M. Hawbaker, B. Whelan. Row 'lg LQ, Koth, B. Roxehoom, J. lays, J. Hodgeson, B. Mailer, J. Tolsma, Row 5: J. Golden, J. Hoffman, R. Remer, S. De Raad,V. llalweg,M. Cooper, D. Buckley, N. Meyer. Raised Row l: C. Plummer, J. llershberger, J. Mentzer, H. Jnffer. Row 2: QQ, Zink, 5, Ahrcndr, 41. Zrcg, R. Shepherd, D. Bowen. Row 3: I.. Athens, P. Newendorp, G. Cass. oncert Band Twirlers Kneeling: Jo Suisse, F, Stillingwerf. Standing.: J. Wakey, i A. Sitzman, J. Gunther, S, Gilmore. I Seventeen X O T Of' ., Ni. rw .:2g.1.arf hm ww Ibm X4 kxmegru 1 N . . 1l.1,Iw.w.!,n1uMlun .1lwm.r.u uuluw TI 4. . L1 T6 U . . ,. ,g..,.a.k.-, xnlnulwrs. -, ..g. 'r,I:m:er ,md Mm: ru wall, V.- at Ihu leadxnmg parte, J. bflutzz, 5. Mug:-, K, Krmvg-1I,N1.Eiol:.gg1.1r R KJIE., fx. limi, H. imrrz, I-. Vmrl, ri. licglgi , A . 4 Jie .er '. w M1111 . N11 lwlsnlt. lim lx me L- wu Q I , J . 23-ie , 1' fx-sr K Thirteenth Chair This yt-ark ll. ll. ID. play was a fwll5fM'll5f.'-l-lllK'fl riiybtt-ry entitled The Thirteenth Chair. The story, briefly, 15: 'Xll1Ilt'll4ili1gCl'T'llfUl party, EiIlCCCL'Y'll,I'lKllI'l5lll'Tlt'fl1lllTl has been invited to holcl .1 seariee. ln the Q'Olll'5t,' ofthe at-.inane Li mari is kill- ed. lhe policy are unable to locate either the mtirclt-rvr or the weapon. Suspicion falls on Helen, the me- rlitim':. flatighter. The clever nie- cliutii tintiiamks the real crirriinal. ln the top picture arc: Sally Lake as Mrs, Lroshy, lim lvtllkltfll Lia Will Lroshy, jr., Bruce Bedell as Will C,roshy,:rr.,at1dlvail Reeves as Helen O'Ne1l. ln the renter picture Mr. Mason, lleinz Wilma, rexealf liimfelf ax the murderer. Utherf are: Jim Golden, Sally Lake, Carolyn Meyer, Exam lloorne- man, and Bruce Bedell. The lower picture shows the beanee in which lid- ward Waleb, Charles Plummer, is killed. Others are: Clarolyn Meyer, Sally Lake, Bruce Bedell, Mona Borngaarb, Dick Maggrett, La Vonne Wil- liams, Gail Reeves, and Heinz Wilms. O K - ,V , 1-.'-l.d!fn.Q,1s-m v-an-v Him 5 ... x . g , w f JS . . v v X .. xii X I r 5 . 553.3 -X If 'QU v- 1 M 1 K 'X - , :E -A 5 3, l f 'E , 1 V - .' f 'X Nth .'. - ff , , . -J? M - Ill Qf' 'I' I MB. H if i'f,: 1 9' Youth Fashions Tomorrow's World The l95ix Mudent lforum, got under way with skits and movies and boys' .intl girls' discussion groups. Two main speakers liiglilighted the forum, Dr. Ralph T. Clraigo at the left and Dr. Reuben Youngd.ihl at upper right. Panel discussions were held on vocations. One shown is the Law, Political Science, and Government, Dick Petersen is chair- man, members are: Burton Dull, lawyer, Mayor R..l.M. Long, R. R. Bedell, lawyer, Don Wormley, and Morse l-loornernan, Lawyers. Another panel is Communications with Dick Karr as chairman and members Wil- liam Lucas on KTIV, Chan Pitts ofthe Sentinel, and Bob McKune of KLEM. A third panel, Fine Arts, with Gene Koth nroderatinguincludes Mrs. W. L. Downing Wendell Boylan and R. G. Parker. 1 v Shown at bottom right are Mrs. Charlotte Nelsonwhitney and Mr. Cunningham were the boys' and girls' discussion leaders. ' GOD Blf .J --4