Marcus High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Marcus, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

'll kj ef Q H15 ig Irfllil' Dedication The annual this year is dedicated to the parents of the seniors We are grateful to them for the help and guidance they have given us all our lives We want to express our thanks in this way for everything they have done for ue I F ..,,. MARCUS HIGH .JCHOOL lfarcus, Iowa I I H A Q fi f' e M22 'W 4 Dm fm: Sigh T? if 'ff Eff HQ ' U 1 fff'2':j- 'fv 3 9 in-Fw 14.. f:v'.?Ef V .iw Aw- S'ff1w1- ilif' rr- 2-,I 1 L f-,- -, iq N-f,'NN v' -VY? .9 HOWARD FITZGERALD LEONARD AbK Superlntendent Prmclpal Industrial Arts Physics MRS FLOY JOHNSON HAROLD HIPPLE English social Studies MRb LLAH KRAUTH Home Economcs Blology HARRY HEIIJASON C h JOAN STRAND oac Hathematics commercial Sponsored by Johnson's Hardware 4 TOM RICHARDS JOSIE MESSEHSMITH General Science V000 Music Instrumental Music Soeech PHIL DAX-U..uB.EN DAULJNE INBLRG Asslstant. Coach Ju.n1or Hlgh Junlor H1Ph JOAN ROELFSCN ELAINE HESSELINK F5 fm Grade Sixth Grade Sponsored by Boots Wallin MRS K C JILSON Kmdergarten MRb MARTHA DAHLGREN Prlnclpal of Elementary bchool PATRICIA LACEY ELAINE LEONARD JUDY 'AINIEHTON Flrst Grade Fu-sf, Grade becond Grade MRD I-.ARJORIE FAQQLLR Thlrd Grade BETTY LOU HAQQ JOAN KING second and Thlrd Grade Fourth Grade v 'fQ51 f?Y':2Vf' ff , , V . V . V S' n I l HIRNELL SILVER BERT Bub He's not as bashful as be Basketball Band Mixed chorus Boys glee club Boys quartet Hadrigal Football Vice-president, class Student council Operetta Variety show Class play Boys octet Mlxed octet Annual staff King attendant Track Baseball looks l:2n3al0 l,2,3J+ 1,2,3J+ 112.03310 2 1: 213:15 KARL!!! KA! ILIIGHBG Kin 'Light or lull, ehort or tell, She oete ber enereto catch tha All Girls glee club 23k llixedchorue ',, 1. 2.3.5 Girle eettet 2, Hedrigel Basketball Cllll plq Ylriety ghqy 53501 PUUCI' Annual staff Queen attendant Operette Tvirleu- llllllll eta!! 1l2l3pb I SALLY All PRANCKS 'A trimdly all-arouml nice girl Girls glee club Mixed chorus Basketball Clue play One-act pley Drematice club School paper Anmml eta!! Tvirler llljorette Bend 1,2,3 1,2,3 1,2,3,lo 1 Sponsored by Hegue Jewelry I I l 3 lu lo 3 ls lb 2 3 1 lo ll ll .n ,3 A - 3 3319 ' ,L v,-, ' 3,l+ 4 1 lo . - 1. 1+ 2 3,14 1 was , is lo B lo 2,3 lo PAUL HARLAND DORR 'All gre-at men die I don't well myself Basketball Mixed chorus Boys glee club President class President stude Variety show Class play Boys octet Annual staff King attendant King nt council N-f feel so 1.2.3 1 2.3 1 2, PHYLLIS JUNE COCBRANE l 'Her blush is beautiful but sms tires inconvenient ' Girls glee club Hixed chorus Girls sextet ladrigal Class play Vice president use Variety show School paper Annual staff Operetta Secretary treasurer, student council Basketball manager n2o3u'4 1 2,3 lb 2 3 ll U I+ ANNE'1'I'E LOISDGIR 'Tiny Great scott! What Girls glee club Mixed chorus Girls sextet Girls trio Hadrigal Woodwind trio Hlxed octet and Basketball Class play One act play President, dramatics Secretary treasurer. Variety show Voice of Democracy Dance band School paper Annual staff a busy class wmsnl 1 2,33 1.2.33 231+ 2,3 U .23 54 U 2316 IL SPOMONG by llclerun 's K .1 'PIU ' 1 I U U lu 39 - , -3 2 3. lb lb V ,. 3 fm x - lt , lb , N 3 ' 'V .u fi We . .U ' ' 'Q . aw 1 Football 1 .2,3,b '. ' 1 -A r A l' 3,14 A , ., U e 1+ 1 , 14 . I an. I O D O U lt p 1+ .lb B 1 , 2 . 3' ' - lb lb - I-3 ' 3015 s su .N lb PAUL LEROI MAYER PeeWee 'He can resist anything but tenpta tion Basketball Hixed chorus Boys glee club King attendant Boys octet Football President, class Variety show Class play Annual staff Track Hsnager 2,3 1+ I+ REIT! JIU Ml' 'Beet' 'Fun ie gy lotto.' Girls glee Club 1s2s3 su mild Ch0l'lll 1 D203 sb Girls sextet 2 Cheerleader 3.14 Clase play 3,5 Dranatice club It Variety show 3.14 President, clses 3 Queen attendant School paper Annual stef! NCBHA JOYCE SBIR!!! 'Surprisel A girl who doesn't talk El8hl' Girls glee club l,2,3,I4 Mixed chorus l,2,3,L Class plq One-set play Secretary treasurer, drsnstics Yeriety show Secretary treasurer, elses Voice of Dmocrscy School pspsr Annusl staff I, Sponsored by Fsrners Ce-ep Elevator PAUL LINDEN JOHNSON There's noth1ng in the halls guess I'l1 go to class Band 2314, Boys glee club 1 2 3 Variety show Class play Annual staff School paper ARLEN PAYE SCHMILLEN 'Schmel' 'I favor a f1ve-day weekend ' Glrls glee club l,2,3,h H1X9d chorus l,2,3,h Class play School paper Annual staff lueen attendant Varlety show JOHN HENRY DORR WDon't worry about your work,dowhat you feel like and let the rest go. Boys glee club 1.2 3 Mixed chorus 1.2.3 Vice president. class Annual staff Class play VERNA MAE BRUWNHI1-LXR Think twice before you speak and then speak to yourself N Girls glee club Mixed chorus Girls sextet One act play Dramatics olub Paper staff Annual staff Sponsofed by Ni9m3Un Jewelry Sponsored oy Evans Clothing Co I I I 1 ' ,I L H A L . ' 3 ll ' . . Un 1D I I V Mixed chorus 1,2,3 3 3.4 U U . l I , N A 2.3.1+ 2-3.U , 2 l - U S , M o b x 14 mf' ll - 1+ a M . U JANET DARLENE MILLER lJanl! 'Generally speaking--a erally speaking.' Girls glee club Mixed chorus Girls sextet Class play Variety show woman is gen- 2 1 2 U 2,3 U L b EUGENE CHARLES BALL Gene 'The more I see of women the more I like my dog Band Annual staff M LVIN CLIFFORD SCHLENGER Melvy nPlay and I'll play with you: study and you study alone Hixed chorus Boys glee club Football Annual staff Paper staff Annual staff JANET CAROL HAGENBUCHER 'Jenny 'The sparkle in her eyes is the re flectlon from her ring Basketball 1 2. Queen Cheerleader President School paper Annual staff Variety show Class play SP0US0F0d by Dr G A Weldemeier Senior Class gg lst row Arlene Schmillen, Norma Seggerman, Sally Francks, Phyllis Cochrane, Annette Dorr. 2nd row Hr Ask, Janet Hiller, Verna Brownniller, Janet Hagenbucher, Karleen Klingborg, Reita Hott 3rd row Bernell Ebert, John Dorr. Paul Mayer, Paul Dorr, Paul Johnson. Melvin Schlenger, Eugene Ball On the twenty ninth day of August in the year 1955 one could find seventeen seniors. both girls and boys. mind you. getting ready for that list year or years at old MHS These people were quiet and orderlv comin: in because ofltheir many. many years in this fine institution and set a good example for almost everyone to follow THE FIRST DAY! The seniors chose their subjects and started on quite an eventful year The first thing t whlch they were invited was freshman initiation A few weeks later they planned and proceeded to a class party at Arlene Schmillen's home which turned out to be a real humdinger at which SNIPES were enjoyed by all During the football season the seniors spon sored the Homecoming ceremonies at which the senior came Chrlstmas vacation They came back and started the four-day school week Many things such as the junior senior one act play 'In the Shadows, vocation day'at Chero kee, senior class play 'Ghost Wanted.' skip day and so on took out a lot of txme CLASS MOTTO At last prom time and graduation came and those seventeen sweet. young scared individuals 0' fin1sh'd' Just begun trudged forth to face the world alone Norma Seggerman. secretary treasurer Paul Mayer, president John Dorr, vice president n IQ CLASS FLOWER Amerlcan Beauty Qose CLASS COLORS Red d White an Sponsored by Farmers State Bank O . , . ' o 3 girls presented a real live burlesque show. Then e ' n ' S I U - - u ' Class Will We, the members of the graduating class of 1956 of the Marcus Public High School of the City of Marcus, County of Cherokee, and State of Iowa. being of sound mind and body do hereby make, publish, and declare this as our will and testament, hereby revoking all former will and bequests, of whatever nature or form heretofore made by us We the senior class, will our ability to owe money and our bills to the freshmen class next year I Melvin Schlenger. do hereby will and bequeath m reckless driving to Junior Walker and my ability to be a person of few words to Sharon Wilberding I, Paul Mayer do hereby will and bequeath my temper to Harold Kaiser and m car to John Hipple I, Paul Johnson, do hereby will and bequeath my con tentment to stay home to Mike Harmon and m trombone to Don Gray I Phyllis Cochrane, dohereby will and bequeath my blue eyes to Margie Thorpe and my dr1ver's license to Joy John son I Janet Hagenbucher, do hereby will and bequeath my ability as post guard for next year to Sharon Fitzgerald and m secret formula for holding one man to Darlene Eldredge I Eugene Ball do hereby will and bequeath my resist ance to girls to Max Drefke and big smile to Mike Harmon I, Verna Brownmiller, do hereby will and bequeath all my stationary and stamps to Frances Benedict so she can con tinue writing letters I, Karleen Klingborg, do hereby will and bequeath my at Henson to Lois Johnson, and my dancing ability to Jackie Briggs black hair to Judy Hagenbucher, my good times in Remsen to Dick Gettner if he can find them I Annette Dorr,dehereby will and bequeath my thoughts and faithfulness next year to Junior Walker and m height to Judy Ott I Bernell Ebert, do hezeby will and bequeath my abili ty to never hurry to Barbara Mouw and my long walk to school to Frances Benedict I, Paul Dorr, do hereby will and bequeath m long legs and dark hair to Richard Gettner I, Arlene Schmillen, do hereby will and bequeath all my unattached female acquaintances toDon Gray, and my brother's letters from Roger to Frances Benedict I Reita Mott do hereby will and bequeath my artistic talent to Linda Nelson, ability to get into trouble to Joy Johnson, and my laugh to Barbara Mouw I Norma Seggernan, do hereby will and bequeath m quiet nature to Linda Nelson and m patience in m school work to Judy Hagenbuoher I Sally Francks do hereby will and bequeath my abili ty in shorthand and office practice to Doris Stimnel and my height to Lois Johnson I, Janet Miller, do hereby will and bequeath my hair tinting knowhow to Jackie Briggs and Sharon Wilberding. my ride to school to Charlene Carlson. and my indifference to economics to Barbara Mouw In witness hereof The senior class has nereunto subscribed their names and affixed their seal. this twenty first day of February, in the year of our Lord. one thousand nine hundred and fifty six lf 4 is ,G Se F? new 05852 2 AGM 549: QQMK , X me E -'Q r': y AVQLL, Sponsored by Bob Ames C 0 ' 4 ' A ' -ill'- . - AQIIIIIIIIII s::::::g::: I I I , - 0 ll 9 . 2 x 9 v ' Y V .' ,r g ,P . Q I, John Dorr, do hereby will and bequeath my interests 'b4I5Q I . ' Q . 0 .X ,, E, 1. K , . :UT ,Meg I N v '7 P 9 o jf ' a 4153!I iIIIIIIiiET B I ' n The Class Prophecy Boulder, Colorado May 16. 1962 Dear Judy, I have just returned home from a visit to Marcus. Many changes have taken place since l956. Remember HH5TVeY'S 5t2iiOn'? Well. it has been converted into a fabulous taxi service. It's been named nReita's Rapid Road Servlcen which. of course, was named for Reita Mott. She has Special rates from Marcus to Fort Dodge! I made a stop at Mrs. Dick Jenks Cformer Janny Hggenbucherj and 1 see she has her hands full. She and Dick are proud parents of three- year-old triplets--all girls. Probably a part of Marcus' future bas- ketball team A new factory has been set un on the ourskirts of town. owned by Annette Dorr she has designed a new type of shoe with push button lifts so that Tiny oeople may get up in the world! John Dorr has started a dairy farm ne 1S feeding his cows a new type of chotolate flavored 'eed in hooes of gettlng chocolate milk Phyllis Cochrane has a new Job She went to Hollywood and just haooened to get a secretarial Job with Llberace Pgiygtg Secretary no less! A new set of chain stores has been set up here in Marcus Paul Johnson has developed a new type of muscle builder Mascul1ne Muscle Wunchies lhey're very good and business 15 thriving Eugene Ball has Just returned from a trlp around the world H was in search of a new pet a polka dotted zebra Bernell Ebert LS nov the head Athletic Coach at nriar Cliff Lol lege More and more girls are going out for sports than 1U the four prevlous years I saw on a billing that the circus lS coming to town Bet you can't guess whose name was in blg letters across the top' Flying Trapeze Que n Verna Brownniller I hear she spent the winter in Florida, too Arlene chmillen has started the flrst all kangaroo farm in Cher okee County Her only trouble is keeping them home tney seem to be 'hopping crazy Paul Mayer has started a T V sh u Why I Like We' It's very edjcafional His assistant Bev oimons adds variety however If you g t a chance write him a fan letter I'm sure he'd an reciate lt A new beauty salon has been set up by Monsieur Paul Dorp Hi, specialty is the new creatlon Bov's Pony Tails' I stopped in at Fred's Place and bought a magazine at had a very irterestlng article 1n lt by Karleen Klingborg on How to Catch and Marry an Older Man Janet Miller has started afternoon classes for instruction 'How to Become Teacher's Pet' and UHow to Improve Longer Conversa tions It's been said that she's an authority on these subgects I paid a visit to the oublic school where Superintendent Melvin Schlenger 15 in charge and the way I understand it he has made great changes in the dlscinline of the school horm Heggerman is emrloyed I can't seem to get any news of Sally Francks It seems she went to join the WAC's and no one has heard from or seen her snnce This is gettlng quite lengthy, so I'd better close or else start on chapter two Hope this finds you in best of health Love, Linda Sponsored by Hague Jewelry XI at 'fu JN? 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Class History On September 1 1953 ten little passengers reported to the M H S Air port to begin a thirteen year tour These passengers, of course, hated to leave home but, after the first confusion was over names found on the passenger list were as follows Marilyn Kathleen Boever, Patricia Ann Drefke Wilmer Marion Heesch, Sally Ann Francks, Karleen Kay Klingborg, Robert McClintock, Karen Joan Wlngert, Marcia Ann McGee and Karen Kay Weicht Along the journey we stopped at Simpson Bethel and added Reita Jean Mottto our excursion Sally Ann Francks, Kathleen Boever, and Patty Drefke parachuted our during the first part of this year The main event of our flight the first year was our square dancing les sons Our guide was Miss Bothwell All seemed to enjoy the first year of our tour except Bobby McClintock. who transferred to the Holy Name Airlines, and Marcia McGee who transferred to an other adventurous group in California Our guide for this first year was Miss Audrey Oleson, who later turned the tour over to Miss Arlene Bugh As we ad vanced further into our trip, we acquired Marcia Bullock, another adventurer eager to travel Our second year brought us the same guide Miss Bugh but a lotofdiffgrent passengers all ready for flight They were Jimmy Kelsch, Dickie Roberts, Paul Mayer, Robert Meyer, the twins, Sally and Sue Jebsen, and their sister, Sylvia Our losses consistedcf Karen Wlngert who bailed out over Remsen. Marcia Bullock and the newly acquired Jebsen sisters Bernell Ebert joined our group also Paul Dorr and Beryl Coulson were added to the list on our third year of flight Sally Francks rejoined us this year This was the year we organized our police patrol under the supervisionof our new guide Miss Betty Ann McEnroe Every member on this patrol had their own private badge and patrolled the side walks of our airport On our fourth year of the tour Mrs Martha Dahlgren was our guide At this point Beryl Coulson got off at Storm Lake and Sally Francks at Sioux City Dur ing this year with Mrs Dahlgren,the passengers learned many new and interesting During our fifth year Miss Helen Eisle became our guide This year we acquired three new passengers Florence Harder, Arlene Schmillen. and Fred Nielson During the middle of the year James Kelsch parachuted out due to a tragedy in the family During the many events that happened this year, Sally Francks and Beryl Coulson rejoined us Next in store for the members of this passenger list was their sixth trip of their journey During the flight this year we received some more new passen gers They were Annette Dorr, Norma Seggerman Clarence Hohbach, Paul Johnson, Melvin Schlenger, Janet Miller, Colleen King and Ramona Reed With these eight new passengers comingin to go along on our flight, our passenger list grew some what larger Also during this trip, the airlines saw it fit to give us a new instructor whose name was Miss leone Wachtler Miss Wachtler was a very strict instructor, but I am sure all who were under her guiding hand fwith the help of a canoe paddle? seemed to learn a good deal Everyone thought that Miss Whchtler would againte the guide for the seventh year of the tour, but her sister in Sprlngfield, Illinois, suddenly became sick For the first time durlng the whole tour the passengers were placed under the guiding hand of a male instructor Mr Steve Roper Mr Roper left after one semester of guidance, and the reason for his leaving never seemed to be known The next instructor in line was a Mr Dale Moen. who shall never be forgotten in the history of the tour these passengers had The high spot of this year's jour ney was that no matter how hard the lnstructor seemed to try he couldn't seem to make the passengers understand the trip Mr Moen's assistant through this year was Miss Paula Schnef Miss Schnef's well known arithmetic problems which she gave to the passengers who had nothirg to do between stops, kept everyone rather busy Before this year ended we lost two of our newlv acquired passengers Col leen King and Ramona Reed Beverly Hargens and Eva Oden joined our happy little group the second half of the year Next year Miss Leone Wachtler again became our guide During the previous flight. we seemed to have gotten on the wrong course, but our guide, Miss Wacht ler, seemed to straighten it all out we received only one new passenger this year, who stayed for only the first part ofthe trip His name was Larry Bishop We shall pause a moment to state that our passengers on this flight have now reached the point in their tour which will be a complete change from the past as they journey through the last four years of their tour 1 : , , , . I I . ' . things. Verna Brownmiller became a member of the excursion. Beginning our ninth year of the tour we lost Beverly nargens and bva Cden, but we acqulred John Dorr, Frarcls heilsen Janet Hagenbucher and Phyllis Coch rane This year we were blessed with six entirely new instructors They were .r Leonard Ask Mr Harold Ripple Va' Stan Brown, Mrs Floy Johnson Miss Elonse Belknap. and Mr Fred Benton hveryth1ng durlng this year's trip was ex citlng and different There were lots of parties between stops but thereis one we will always remember our initiation This year closed with a picnic at Paul l1na Lake We regret an unfortunate m1shap whereby Annette Dorr was acc1dently THROWN 1nto the lake Close to the end ol this vear we received a replacement for Miss Belknap, who left cur plane when we stooped to refuel at Hawaii s Ray Dirkson came aboard to take her place Our tenth year began with the replacement of Mr Benton and Mr Brown The 'handsome coach, Dick Richardson Mrs Lorraine Meehan was one of our new in structors this year We lost two passengers because they cculdn't standihe high altitude any longer They were Karen Weicht and Wilmer Heesch Beverly Rargens transferred to a different airllnes, while Eugene Ball Joined us The highlight of this year was when we all visited the Shrine Circus The flight ended this year with a picnic at Mill Creek The eleventh year started with the same passengers The new instructors this year were Mr Harry Helgason and Mr Curtis Risk Our Junior class play, uCinderella Cottage. was given under the direction of M s Johns Thus year we were called back to Des Moines to attend a meeting at which all the passen gers met and shook hands with Governor Leo Hoegh While we were in Des Moines we decided to climb to the top of the Capitol Arter our excursion in Des Moines we immediately left again to visit the Orient We held a large prom and banquet in China our theme was Oriental Gardens which will be remembered for 8 loag time The twelfth and last year started on August 29 1955 This year was the most important year of all because it was the last Robert Meyer left us this year We got four new instructors who were Miss Strand, Mrs Krauth. Mr Rich ards, and Miss Messersmith The highlights of this year were all the parties and things that we did between stops and the senior class play Ghost Wanted ' Everyone hated to see their long trip ccme to a close, but the trip was very profitable from the beginning to the end The class is now looking forward to May 18, when they hope to draw to a conclusion their tour of the past thirteen years 1 1 1 ' ye.. I 0 1 vis a - . vl- ' f' . '.Mr. replacement for Mr. Benton was Mr. Roger Hall. Mr. Brown's replacement was the Il H . on. ' . . . ll . . 1 'I I How We Looked Then , F2 K 4. V . , , . 1 . N 'f , IX kl. Melvin Schlenger Janet Hiller E? HJ Paul Johnson Sally F rancks Eu5'n' B' Paul Mayer Reita Mott Phyllis Cochrane A-l'lhltt0 Dgrr Paul Dorr Karleen Klingborg nm Sponsored by Walt Garlow 1-ma Seggerman Bernell Ebert --...J '54 - Janet, Hagenbucher Verna Brownmillor John DOF? Arlene Schmillen -am wr Q , za . , ' ,I V 'f'f7.'T.. J ' I :gnu M 'f' 11 i H l f w, ' A ' . J' Q . -ff ' BBS No 4' l S: , I A , . Ae ' I . . W Q A ' Q ' . .3.,'-hi MMP , , new y f f M i F 5 . J u n I U I Junior Class lst row Frances Benedict, Sharon Wllberding, Lois Johnson, Darlene Eldredge, Linda Nelson, Charlene Carlson, Doris Stimmel 2nd row Hr Hipple, Barbara Mouw, Judy Hagenbucher, Sharon Fitzgerald Jaclyn Briggs, Joy Johnson, Judy Ott, Margie Thorpe 3rd row Richard Gettner. Harold Kaiser, Larry Holmes, Linda Nelson, secretary treasurer Hax Drefke, president Barbara Houw, vice president Sponsored by Marcus Lumber be Sponsored by Nelson Hatchery Donald Gray, Michael Harmon, John Hipple Max Drefke, Junior Walker Twenty two not very studious stu dents, full of pep and eager to live that wonderful life of juniors, appeared the opening day of school But they soon got down to work and really got a lot of things done Their first great interest was the junior class play 'Father Knows Best' in which everyone had a great deal of much hard work keeping them on the ball and ready to practice They had their fun, but everyone worked hard when he was needed After the play they had a party in the home economics room where Hrs Dean Berger served chili After wards they played games and made a genu ine celebration out of it Later on the sociology class had a horse neat dinner at Max Drefke's home They played games afterwards as a part of their studies The biggest prob1emwaemmk1ng money for the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom The problem was solved by the bright person who suggested a carnival This event proved to be a great success The juniors also sponsored the Homecoming and Leap Year Dance and all the sox hops after the Friday night ball games With the money left after the Prom they are going to help buy a new piano for the school U O fun and experience. Mrs. Johnson put in V i . 1 K 1 1 S U P H U IH U R Sophomore Class lst row Judy Anderson Betty Broblek Marilyn Kolb. Eva Grauer. Beverly Simons, Ila Hewicker, Sherry Kroll Hary Ann Hasse had row Mr Richards David Drefke, Kathleen Rasael Louise Johnson. Margaret Brosmmiller, Elaine Juhl Linda Stowater. Sharon Lage, Sandra Johnson Ronald Johns on 3rd row Roger Prunty Jack Olson Tarris Nielson Robert Cave, James Beaton Janes Meyer, Paul Christensen, Jerry Haahr, Jerry Briggs Eddie Miller , Danny Rose bth row Eugene Saner Donald Dorr Orlan Ebert Jerry Weiner, James Krekow Bradlee Anderson, Gerald Woltman Jerry DeVries. Ronald Dorr Thirty eight students fresh frm the frosh ranks entered the sophomore class Ready and willing to begin the pros porous year of 55 56 they soon found it wasn't as easy and simple as the preced ing year Six subjects were offered to the sophs Everyone was required to take the world history and English courses Algebra. biolog home ec. and manual training were subjects of one's rhoice Sponsored by Dr n R Nelson Ronald Dorr secretary Donald Dorr treasurer Davi d Drefke vice-president Orl a n Ebert, president The first event in which sophomores partook was building a float for home coming A black cat chasing a mouse, with the slogan We Don't Pussytoot Around' vividly describing the scenes. prize moneywas a welcome sight for their treasury Freshman initiation was next on the program A hilarious evuzing of Jokes. pranks. and stunts made a eell-enjoyed program The freshmen returned the party by giving free passes te sophomores for the movie 'lever Too Yeung ' latch- ing the silly antics of Dean Hartie and Jerry lewis left everyone laughing After Christmas vacatin as llisa bethan Age euppex-was toasted upon lat- ing as people did in the days of Queen Elisabeth of England, food of the dd- centuries was delicately prepared W parents and the girls of the class and eaten very heartily 'Deo one act pl!!! were presented during the year The first. 'Prize Many . was successfully presented in January: and the second, 'Ghost for Bent ' was equally enjoyed this spring A prosperous year had been eu- pleted by the sophclores, and they are nov looking forward to beeming 'jelly juniors I . H won first place for the class: and the - - e . s L F R E s H HI E 1 Freshmen Class lst rw Swan llignchkg Carolyn Juhl, Joan Helper, Delores Kldredge Rose Hiller Janice Peterson, Bgrbgrg Noir. Shirley 'haacker 2nd row Darrell Stientjes Keith Gates, Harold 59K80!'l-ill. 0117 Q11-'U dorf Kirk Evans Janes Bilsland. Kent Erickson Ray Drefke 3rd row Hrs Johnson Clarence Pearson. Billy Kirchoff. Loren Uoltlanf Robert Cu-gy, Larry Strief, Bradley Hott, Roger Johnson. lichsel Treinen Susan Nitzschke. president Carolyn Juhl, vice president Michael barey treasurer The first dq of school brought twenty seven mischievous and scared freshmen into Marcus High School semester Ieanne Anderson left ue the end of the first semester both I-aVerne Birch and Ton Rae left th freshman class The sophomores gave the freshmen the initiation party The freshmen gave the sophomores a theater party later on in the semester At the end of the semester the freshmen had a skating party for the high school Some of the freshmen in the Drs matics Club presented two one act plays 'Hercules' Night Out and 'A Date With Barbara ' Soon ored by Farmers Co op Company Sponsored by Bauman's Home Bakery l - , I About in the middle of the iirst . At e . I - ' 2' KWJ 'l f? . , D, 4 , , grf:'w.',x2, -' 1 f'., 1 a 3 I Z 2 s 5 I I 5 1 5 3 i i i I 3 i 1 , Y , a Q ,-if -'A ,Q -1 . , 1 - uw- mp.-Eg F.. , h vgglwv ,vo ', bf V141 if ,v f -,Q -iii! 'FL I' Editor, Annette Dorr Assistant editor. Max Drefke Photographer Phyllis Cochrane Typists, Phyllis Cochrane Sally Francks Norma Seggerman Girls sport editor Janet Hagenbucher Boys sports edltor. P ul Dorr Advertising, Senior boys Art editor, Re ta Mott Class Prophecy, Judy Ott, Linda Nelson and Judy Hagenbucher Class Will Janet Miller, Janet Hagenbucherg Instrumental music editor. Franoes Benedict Vocal music editor Karleen Klingborg Plays and dramatics. Phyllis Cochrane Carnival, Barbara Mouw Homecoming, Norma Seggerman Variety 5h0W. Paul Mayer Grades editor Arlene Schmillen Class History Reita Mott, Sally Francks. Wayer junior Jun1or walker sophwmore donald Dorr and freshman Joan Reiper Sponsor. Miss Messersmith Miss Strand, Typing advisor Paper Staff Sponsored by John F Dunn Editor, Norma Seggerman Assistant editor, Annette Dorr Artist Reita Mott Circulation Manager, Verna Brownmiller Mimeograph Operator. Paul Johnson Society Reporters, Janet Miller, Karleen Klingborg Reporter, Phyllis Cochrane Sports, Janet Hagenbucher, Sally Francks Grade News, Arlene Schmillen Freshman Report, Susan Nitzschke, Sophomore Report, Sandra Johnson Juni or Report, Barbara Mouu Senior Report, Annette Dorr Typists Offlce Practice Class Advisor, Miss Strand. Karleen Klingborg: Faculty and Calendar. Verna Brownmillerg Class Reporters. senior. Paul 1 : . ' : 1 . ' : . ' . , N A ,,l.ll, , 3 I n Freshmen ln ltlatlon ar A Dance Inltlatlon was held on Ocoober 10, 1955 lhe xreshman g1PlS came no school wearing Jeans an ShlrDS lHSld6OUt, one Hlbh heeledshoe and one low heeled shoe,work gloves, and straw hats lhe boys penders, work shoes wlth a nylon and a bobby sox tled w1tha.rooe barter, work Cloves, ard earrlngs lhe evenlng lnltlatlon COnSlSu9d of a debaoe, narsery rhymes, a boxlng naoch, love scene, shoe scramble, and many other th1ngs lhe evenlng was ended wlth a lunch served by 306 sopho1ores and a sox hop W H1ld8'S Cafe Cleghorn, Iowa I I 1 , . I . 1 . . d wore skirts and T-shirts with a rope belt and sus- Homecoming The 1955 homecoming festivities began Thursday, Septem- ber 22. with the Pep Rally at 7 30 Phyllis Cochrane was the mistress of ceremonies The crowning of the king and queen Janet Hagenbucher and Paul Dorr. was the main event Their Mary Ann Hasse and Orlan Ebert sophomores and Carolyn Juhl and Kent Erickson. freshmen Beverly Christensen and David Radcliffe were crolmbearers The program consisted of a welcometo the alunmi. a talk by Bernell Ebert an a1umn1's epeechby Howard Peavey a skit by the senior girls a solo b Eva Grauer introduction of the football team by Coach gelgason. yells by the cheer leaders and the band playing the school song The homecoming parade took place on Friday afternoon September 23 The sophomore float won first prize the jun lor and senior floats tied for second. and the junior high float took third prize On Friday evening the homecoming football game was played The Marcus Eagles were defeated by the Akron squad The score was 25 0 The annual homecoming dance was held in the gymnasium after the game Jimq Sm1th's orchestra presided This ended the homecoming celebration of 1955 Sponsored by Cy Brownmlller. Gen Truckink , is attendants were Frances Benedict and Junior Walker. juniors: X Senior float Junlor float ey to Victory ' feat Can Spell Victory Sophomore float Freshmln float 'We Don't Pueayfoot Around' we 11 T 'P Them .11.' A-'N Junior high float HDe-feet of Akronu Sponsored by Marcus O11 G Supply Co, Margaret Anderson Barbara Houw Junior Class Pla The junior class play. 'Father Knows Best was a new comedy based on the show made famous on radio and television by Robert Young It was a fresh and original comedy about the light hearted aspects of family life To open the play, Betty has a date with Ralph After Father reads a story in the paper about teen age elopement. he decides Betty must stay horse The whole family has planned to go out but Father says everyone must stay The results are not quite what he expects the Garden Club meets in the living room, basketball in the basement hide and seek all over and Betty and Ralph making love 'hue excitement and humorous complications grow. Then in the final scene Father discovers that, while he may know best. the young people nay know a little. too. The cast is as follows Jin Anderson Betty Andersen Kathy Anderson Bud Anderson Janie Ramona Patty Repair Han Hr Brinkworth Ralph Officer Johnsen Bud's friends Hrs. Wemley Hrs. Jones Hrs Woolsey Perkins John Hinple Frances Benedict Linda Nelson Junior Walker Jackie Briggs Judy Hagenbucher Charlene Carlsen Hax Dretke Larry Holmes Harold Kaiser Richard Uettner Michael Harmon Donald Gray Judy Ott Darlene Eldredge Margie Thorpe Sharon Fitzgerald The committee chairman for the 'iunior class play were D015-S Siilllllln Leis Johnson, Sharon Wilberding, and Joy Johnson Sponsored by Evans Implement Co. Capri Carnival nw the Lven11p of Ortober Z1 the JIIJOF 01315 w1th J iippl ronsored the Canri Carnival in the high svhool gym The gym was dar oratvn w th many tyri al v rnival stands Among the favorite stands were fhe RIYQJNH booth, H111 of Exore sions 1 fortune teller a candy st nd and an ltalnan reetaurant During the cnurae of th evening a Under the dar-rtlon of Wise MesQersm'th 111 the acts were a oig sue e s Tne class solicited the bus ness farms of Marcus 1nd receiv d artirle whlch were auction d to th- highest bidder at the nd of the -venlng Qp,n Sponsored by Grauer Radio-TV 1 I 5 1 .Y A I . H Y. 5 . N ' I Q .' 1. I 3 P : . . v . . ',.' K . . e H I .S . . w a . f ' .X . . e sfage show was presented with some very original Italian numbers. I V . rw . ...s L A R 4 . - 2.5 . ' . , 5 ' . 9 . .S ' , '-e , Q 'E . ' ,J. 5 E w.a 4, ' ,, Sponsored By Lagos Cafe GIRLS GI.-EE CLUB lst row Miss Messersmith, Annette Dorr, Juay Anderson, Shirley Thacker, Ile Hevicker, Betty Broblek, Arlene Schmillen, Janet Miller, Horns Segger man, Phyllis Cochrane 2nd row Sandra Johnson, Sharon Iage Beverly Simons, Janice Peterson, Barbara Heir, Verna Browmiller, Louise Johnson, Carolyn Juhl, Joan Reiper, Susan Nitzschke 3rd row Rose Miller, Reita Mott, Sharon Fitzgerald, Barbara Mouv, Marilyn Kolb, Linda Stownter, Judy Ott, Joy Johnson, Linda Nelson, Karleen Kling BOYS GLEE CLUE lst row Michael Treinen, Roger Prunty, Robert cave, Eugene Sane Jerry DeVries, Keith Gates, Eddie Miller, Jerry Haahr 2nd row Miss Messermith, Richard Gettner, Jmes Beaton, James Meyer Ray Drefke, Bernell Ebert, Ronald Dorr, David Drefke, Junior Walker 3rd row Donald Dorr, Max Drefke, Paul Mayer, Orlan Ebert, Paul Dorr, Gary Ohlendorf, Harold Seggermn ' J 'borg , Eva Grauer. I - I1 r, - 1 MIXED CHORUS lst row Annette Dorr, Judy Anderson, Shirley Thacker, Ila Hevicker. Betty Broblek, Arlene Schnillen, Janet Miller, Norma Seggerman, Phyllie Cochrane 2nd row Miss Messersmith, Sandr Johneon, Sharon Lage Beverly Slmons, Barbara Noir. Verna Brownmiller, Carolyn Juhl Joan Reiper, Louise Johnson, Ronnie Dorr, David Drefke 3rd row Rose Miller, Reita Mott, Sharon Fitzgerald Barbara Mouw. Marilyn Klingborg. Eva Grauer. Bernell Ebert bth row Robert Cave, Janes Beaton, Roger Prunty. Eugene Saner, Jamea Meyer, Dick Gettner. Donnie Dorr, Ray Drefke, Max Drefke, Keith Gates. Michael Treinen 5th row Junior Walker, Paul Dorr, Paul Mayer. Orlan Ebert, Gary Ohlen dorf. Harold Seggerman, Jerry DeVries, Eddie Miller, Jerry Haahr MADRIGAL let row Annette Dorr, Ile Hewicker, Eva Grauer, Karleen Klingborg, Phyllis Cochrane, Joy Johnson, Barbara Mouv, louise Johnson, Susan Nitzschke 2nd row Jerry Henhr, James Beaton, Bernell Ebert, Max Drefke, Drefke, Ju ior walker 5D0hS0red By We tern Cherokee M tual Insurance As orlation N l - 5 , , ' , . - - I Kolb, Linda Stoweter, Judy Ott, Joy Johnson, Linda Nelson, Karleen i N ' David Senior Band lst row - Junior Walker, Muriel Johnson. Susan Nitzschke. Louise Johnson, Charlene Carlson Frances Benedict, Joy Johnson Annette Dorr 2nd row Hr Richards, Doris Peavey Clyve Baade, Berdene Shefstad, James Meyer, Barry Grauer, Robert Miller, Pauline Prunty, John Wankum. Darrell Johnson 3rd row Evelyn Drefke, Betty Prunty, Jean Wankum, David Drefke Marilyn Kolb, Donnie Dorr, Ray Drefke, James Beaton Robert Cave Nth row Hary Ann Hiller, Joyce Walker Ronnie Dorr Hax Drefke Duane Neilson, James Bilsland, Paul Johnson, Roger Neir, Richard Ott MAJORETTES Betty Broblek. Darlene Eldredge Sally Francks Margaret Brownmiller, Shirley Thacker Klinbbors Ft 1ru t on and Bu'ldJng ou lmes I I I ' C I I ' 9 . . - I I I I I I C ' ' 'XLS' 3 i. , ' ' on ' JUNIOR BANU lst row Betty Prunty, Rosalind Droegmiller, M riel Johnson Ervina Saner, Roberta Neir, Robert Miller, Marcia Artz John Wankum 2nd row Mr Richards. JoAnn Bilsland, Sharon Neilson, Carol Jean Miller, UnaKay Shefstad, Sharon Drefke Edith Dorr Richard Ott 3rd row Joy Beirman, Clyve Baade Doris Peavey Ruth Umhoefer. Mary Ann Miller Barry Grauer Berdene Shefstad. Sharon Ragey Uth row Bradley Miller, Harlan Stientqes Jeanine Woodall, Roger Nexr EhGINTbHo BAND lst row Lynette Gates Marilee Gates, Rosalind Droegmiller, Max Anderson, Nancy Hagenbuch r Joyce Mclntlre Margaret Ott Barbara Johnson, Connie Hayden 2nd row Sharon Hagey, Ruth Umhoefer, Ilo Jean Brownmiller. Joanne Bilsland. Carol Miller, Edith Dorr, David Pimlott Mr Richards jrd row Gary Booth, Gary Fischer, Chuck Neilsen, Donald Carey, Leonard Seggerman. Gary Long John Meyer bth row Ronald Neir, Marty Anderson, Jeanine Woodall Joyce Qteffen, Darrell Meyer Sponsored by Marcu Lumber Co ' 9 r n - 0 1 o u ' v 1 1 I u a ' . I a Q., - v E- ' . 9 1 o . n o 0 1 Q - , .. o 4: . .. . Dramatics Club lst row Susan Nltzschke, Carolyn Juhl, Mlss Messersmlth, Annette Dorr, president, James Beaton, vice presldent, Norma Seggenman, secretary treas urer Joan Reiper, Judy Anderson 2nd row Richard Gettner, Ronald Dorr, Ray Drefke, Ila Hewicker, Kent Erickson Rose Mlller, Mar1lyn Kolb, Sally Francks, Verna Brownmiller, Max Drefke, Junlor Walker 3rd row Sherry Kroll, Relta Mott, Eva Grauer, Beverly Simons, Margie Thorpe, Robert Cave, Betty Broblek, Doris Stim el, Sandra Johnson, Michael Trelnen Debate Team Back row Don uray Mr Hipple Larry Holmes Mel Ve ch ur CK Concrete and Dlaster ng Front row - John Hipple. Judy Ott. Max Drefke, Jackie Briggs. Cheerleaders Student Council lst row Harold Kaiser, vice president, Paul Dorr, president, Phyllis Cochrane, secretary treasurer 2nd row Judy Ott, Joy Johnson, Joan Reiper Farmers Co op Company Cleghnrn Ioxa 1 3rd row - Bernell Ebert, Jerry Briggs, Ronala Dorr, Ray Drefke. One Act PIayS Richard Gettner 5811! Francks Junior Walker hx Drefke Allnltbt Dqrr 'Dill Sgggglgln k Janes Beaton 50503 Civ' Ronald Dorr Slndrl Johnson Eva Grauer Judy Anderson Betty Brobleck lllchael Tx-einen Gary Ohlend orf Kent ln tne Shadows was the junior senior play The cast was Norma Seggernan as Donna Bullivan. Richard Gettner as Biff Sullivan, Junior Walker as Henry Sullivan Sally Francks as Haureen Norton, Annette Dorr as Dottie Nelson, and Max Drefke as Officer Nelson Hes Pbssersmith was the director Living in the shadows of the big city's tene ments are people who fight a battle with despair Henry Sullivan was one of then Fast approaching aiddle-age, he was a failure His career as an artist had died with ma me He was l1vJ-H8 in B small, shabby apartment. his son had quit 5071091 and fallen into the paths of the delinquents The one ray of sunshine is Donna. hi! dlU8hff01' ' play tells how one rayof sunshine kindled fires of love in the shadows of the slum The sophomore class presented the play Prize Hgngy Sena people cm 't resist entering contests qnd Percy Witherspoon Uames Beaton? was one f these people His mother CEva Grauerl who doted en her only son, had considered his hobby most in teresting until Martha. the cook, Csandra Johnson? began te complain about the absence of labels on various products in her pantry and Hr Witherspoon fRonn1e Derrl grumbled about the saneness of the cereals served for breakfast Then Hartha declared she was leaving, Percy's employer Globe:-t, Cave, threatened to dismiss him becauseh had mixed con tests and business with most disastrous results, thought have to and Betty Uudy Andersonl . the girl everyone he was going to marry declared he would spoon did not know which way to turn, and pared to take the situation in hand but he pre changed his mind After winning a contest Percy regained the admiration of his folks his girl friend and the family cook Betty Broblek was the student director 'Hercules' Night Out' was given by the fresh nan class The cast was as follows Hercules Nel son, Ray Drefke Wilbur Haxwell Michael Treinen Betty Lou Maxwell Carolyn Juhl Hr Haxwell CITY Chlendorf Hrs Maxwell, Rose Hiller, Connie Hax well Joan Helper and Gerald. Kent Erickson The student director was Ile Hewicker Hercules Nelson was Wilbur Haxwell's best pal Then cane a big occasion in his life spending the light with Wilbur At twoa ll everything was cal! lltll the guest cane doumstairs and announced he could not sleep Hewas sick he wanted to go hone Soon the whole family was awake except daughter Conniewho hadn't come hone from herdate yet! They tried everything to lull Here te sleep. even sleep- ing pills and the whole family took a pill One by one the family went to sleep But not Hercules. who was wide awake and going strong he collected 65 rm. comuvs dau if he wouldnt an on than for getting in se late Erickson R57 Dnfkl M7919 'Nm' Ros' Hiller Sponsored by Devries Motor Company Jun B0iP0!' Il' H '1ck'r Spwsored by Fitzgerald Insurance Agency I I V ' ' ' ,e a ' I rn .-:SQA . N .I o U 7, I-X choose between her and his contest. Hr. Wither- 1 X ' ' '- h i I I O : - : n 5 v 0 F 0 ' ' . : - I O I K . : - ' 0 , . , ' uw.-'.m n ..,fr'--Yr, nr - ,.. . , ,+..c,-f-f.,,..,.. . -, :-1 MY?-'f' rff'e..1'Ewf:'S:f- K. I Mgr'-:ffw:,.'. A . ff 4, 4 Z, uma A ,..-.--,Q . -. 1 . , ,. M.. ,ff ,3,gff,.,v. fi45:s,1Eai rfb.--:ff f Football lst raw Keith Gates, Larry Strief, Janes Bilsland, Paul Christensen. Paul Dorr, Bradley Anderson, Jerry Briggs Robert Carey, Billy Kirchoff 2nd row Hr Helgason, Michael Harmon, Melvin Schlenger, Bernell Ebert, Lar11'Ho1nes Kirk Evans. Paul Hayer, Orlan Ebert. lax Drefke, Hr Dahlgren 3rd row Janes Meyer, Dick Gettner, Janes Krekov, Harold Kaiser, Jerry Weiner, John Hipple. Ro nie Dorr, Donnie Dorr, Junior Walker, Ray Drefke, David Drefke, Henager The Marcus football team had a l win and 8 loss record thlS year They broke a long losing streak by winning against Correctionvllle, the first win in three years The score certainly didn't 1nd1cate the situatlon in which the Eagles played a good defensive game but were unable to score themselves often coming within just a few yards of the also Marcus Marcus Marcus Marcus Marcus Marcus Marcus Marcus Football Scores Sanborn Correctionville O Akron Sioux City East sophs Kingsle I-emars fGeh1enJ 38 Holstein 7 Galva w , . . goal. Many injuries during the season had its ill effects O 32 7 0 25 12 lb 7 .v . 76 6 0 bl U7 Boys Basketball Laffy Holmes' Bernell Ebert ' 2nd row Ronnie Johnson Gary Ohlendorf. Orlan Ebert Jerry weimer John Hipvle Donnie Dorf' Ray Drefke. Coach Helgason I The Marcus basketball team had a U w1n and lb loss record They came up against some of the greatest height that there has been on opposing teams for quite a few years They beat Cleghorn in the first round of the Cherokee County Tournament, who had beaten them twlce previously Being beaten out in the second rouno by Meriden, the Lagles played Washta in the consolatlon game When the fxnal horn blew 1n the Washta game, a Washta player scored to tie the game Washta won 1n an overtlme, 70 72 It was undoubtedly their best game of the season The Eagles drew a bye 1n the 'ec tional Tournament only to be beaten out by Grand Meadow in the second round lst row ' Ronnie Dorr' Max Drefke' Paul Mayer. Paul Dorr. Jimmie Krekow I 'Md 9710212 Boys Basketball Scores Marcus Marcus Marcus Marcus Marcus Marcus Marcus Marcus Marcus Marcus Marcus lhrcus C lst , Marcus! 2nd J Marcus Coun Pierson Benson Cleghorn Quimby Kingsley Lsrrabes Cleghorn Meriden Henson Washta Quimby Grand Mead Grand lbldvlf Meriden ty Tournament 1 Marcus Clsghorn Marcus Meriden MIPCUS Ugghtg Sectional Tournament Marcus Grand Mssdou Girls Basketball lst row Phyllis Cochrane, Manager, Linda Nelson, Judy Hagenbucher Sally Francks, Janet Hagenbucher Sharon Fitzgerald, Darlene Eldredge 2nd row Miss Strand chaperone. Frances Benedict, Carolvn Juhl Beverly Simons. Elalne Juhl, RosePHJler, Karleen Klingborg, Sherry'Krol1, Sharon Lage, The g1TlS season started out wlth sally rrancks, Judy hagenbucher, Llnda Nelson as forwards and Janet Habenbucher, sharon Fltzgerald, and sharon Lage later replaced by uarlene Eldredgo as guards The team is losing three senior 81l'lS Jan.t Hagmbuchgr, Sally Francks, and Karleen Klingborg The season's record was 11 wine and 7 losses l l l Phil Dahlgren. and liarry Helgason. coaches. Girls' Basketball Scores Marcus Marcus Marcus Marcus Marcus Marcus Marcus Marcus Marcusflstf Marcusf 2nd7 Marcus Marcus Marcus Marcusf lstl Marcusf2ndP County Marcus Piers on Remsen Cleghorn Quimby K ingsl ey Larranee bleghorn Meriden Meriden Meriden Washta Quimby Union Grand Meadow Grand leadou Tournament Meriden Sectional Tournament Marcus 5 Meriden Kf.vJ.u.,N Jai .JXMM I , 1 I ,, uv 31+ 1 U9 U3 52 35 39 35 ue 65 145 26 59 '40 I-L2 53 ' Marcus 53 Hansen 7U U2 5b 17 ul ,R 50 ' 30 V 75 '43 57 37 59 U U9 36 'P 33 M9 55 r O 66 BOYS JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL lst row Jerry Boots Harlin Weicht Robert Mller. Barry Grauer, Gary Rasmussen Charles Sinons, Jilv Pearson 2nd row Rodney Ogren, Richard Ott Norman Kolb Harlan Stientjes, Richard Holmes. Norman Rasmussen, David lCLingborg Phil Dahlgren, Coach lst row Hina Inberg, Darlene Hiller, Judy Lava, Jean Wmku. Ruth Winans, Doris Peavey, lhry Ann Mller 2nd row Betty Pnmty, Pauline Prunty, -Inq Juhl Karen Haahr. Ruth Uiwefer. Jud Dorr. Deana Francks Harilee Gates, Hanager sponsored by DP0'1S0Y'ed by Mouwk Hardwar h'9d'5 31395 - n 1 GIRIS JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALI. ' 9 ' n SODHOMORE HIGH bCHO0L SL' Iarllyn kolb Susan Nitzschke Judy Ott lla Hewicker Janet I.1ller Phyllls Cochrane GIRL-D T310 Barbara houw Annette Dorr Bgtty B oblek Barbara louw Annette Dorr Bernell Ebert Orlan nbert Annette Dorr James Beaton lax Drefke Paul layer Edd Joy Johnson le bill'r Paul Dorr Michael Troinon Ronald Dorr Sponsored by SEXTET Sandra Johnson Loulse Johnson Beverly Simons .:oo.Jf1ND fr lo Nagles Apuarel BOYS CXJTE1' BOYS JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL 5 Sponsored by uorr's Jalry lst row David Gray, Jerry Boots. Donald Strief, Ton Garvin. David Kling borg. Gary Booth. 2nd row Duane Neilson, Marlon Weicht, Robert Hiller, Norman Rasmussen. Charles Simons. Roger Ogren. 3rd row Mr. Dahlgren, Richard Holmes. Harlan Stientjes. Barry Grauer, Vernon Johnson, Norman Kolb. Richard Ott. . - M.- 45-.....L Ii ' 3 F .F l Eva Grauer . 1 'L 'L ' 1 , V I' 11' N 1 , x I Thq-Q' glinj doesnq' Sfop ml! lde al she-.k eemcwb L nn e. yy Guess 1' S l ? A 3 O P 1 Rid , ' o 07? uS+ one Y: f-he gfr-lg! Homecom Y., an Y- Jefrr- oes a-H-xev Know Besif? o cl osef Thai' blinj doesn'-4 S+OP mel -Ideal Shack? A good Pose' seems, b L Yhe gn' ? e S HOYYNQQOWS ng unjv- Jtfv' , ' ow oy! H girl I es FwHxev Know Basin? Mad sc ramble GYYTI H IJ hum +1 ml ev-ek C+ on un r Ll5+ '91 bB4g Q I He Hand m P1 u Ca-H M In +59 1-C+' Ths F119 Fv'ac,+ ce7 A-Her Before Q, us assemlal . n ground u Tvuo for -Hwe mane 43 .1 ,. WK g ' H ln Rmbbi+ ears GZ. dd. Q I,R Q amb.. Sponsored by Sand'a Seed Service Real coo' P N XX T 9 A 1' Fx 'xii KX aff Dponsorod by Nelson Furniture tore K M X Xlf wx A, x-433 'ff fs 5 M YZ, :U Q thu Pav-+ H' '20 Well we o wh g vw W M 5h0FP fb 1' of X Sponsored by Wanlfum Brothers -I 1-T.T. I T, , ,Z N 55+ ca? W Q45 1 her-e9 Wh-ch wan, Q' J U 1 f ' ' in. ' N, X . I X . . Pix , ' ' Q 2 I . xx ' --4 .L it ' if jx Y, ' S sl X X X , wr Q V Q ' A i . f - KN. .NX X 1 42. , k - fz f ' NX ' s im' Q, X 1 X Q M hw. J' 1, ' U- W E ,:.14:i:!21:fl'Ln I X P ir-L J JA f 'W , 1 ' ' ' .-X - I' I I X: . 1 ' Up l f f ILA an 1.1. if - A. L 5' V , '. . Q ' - .- I J Juvslijll en 3 on- sh' - , i ' ev VN y 'vw . , ll, 1 'ok ol+i! J WIN-,lg , A U If es 5 390+ agar in 9 h. v I Q I EIGHTH GRADE lst row Sharon Gifford, Judy Dorr, Marilee Gates, Ruth Wilkens, Judy Juhl, Darlene Steffen, Norma Meyer, Delores Wynia, Darlene Hiller 2nd row Miss Inberg Betty Prunty Ruth Umhoefer, Jean Wankum, Mary Ann Miller, Judy Laws, Karen Haahr, Rosalind Droegmiller. Jeanine Woodall 3rd row David Klingborg, Clyve Baade, Rodney Ogren, Robert Miller. Gary Rasmussen, Marlin Weicht, Gary Booth Tom Garvin Uth row Richard Ott, Richard Holmes, Barry Grauer, Norman Kolb. Vernon Johnson, Tyrone Artz. Francis Pohlson SEVENTH GRADE lst row Ervlna Saner, Muriel Johnson. Deana Francks, Marcia Artz, Pauline Prunty, Evelyn Drefke Julia Thacker 2nd row Mr Dahlgren. Roger Neir. Doris Peavey Joyce Walker, Harlan Stientges, Roberta Neir, Ilo Jean Brownmiller, Marilyn Peterson jrd row Jerry Boots, James Pearson, Duane Neilson. Roger Ogren, Berdene Shefstad Norman Rasmussen. Charles Simons, Donald Strief, David Gray Sponsored by Pioneer Hybrid Seed Corn Sponsored by Clarkson's Food Market SIXTH GRADE lst row Kathy Treinen. Davld Pimlott Eileen Beaton, Jon Meyer, Dick Nielsen, Gary Fischer Joy Beirman, D le Woltmnn Gary Long 2nd row Miss Hesselink Max Anderson Charon Nielsen, Sharon Hagey. Nancy Hagenbucher, Beverly Meyer, Jeanette Juhl Leonard Seggerman, John Wankum, Marty Anderson, Ronald Neir Una Kay Shefstad. Sharon Rainboth, Linda Fry, Lynette Gates, Sharon Drefke. Ronald Wetherill not pictured Sponsored by Wil00X Pl'0d'-ICC Sponsored by Marcus Co op Lockers FIFTH GRADE lst row Marlis Johnson, J1m Nelson, Bradley Miller, Connie Hayden, Kenneth Ogren, Edith Dorr 2nd row Darrell Meyer, Janet Schlenger, Margaret Ott, Linda Greene, Carol Miller, Rodney Stowater 3rd row Miss Roelfson, Joyce McInt1re, Donald Carey, Barbara Johnson, Joyce Steffen, Lnnda Sanow, Jeanne Carlson l w - , , s 3rd row - Darrell Johnson, Joanne Bilsland, Mary Garvin, Paulette Brandt, FOURTH GRADE lst row Bob Gifford Mark Baumgardner. Mark DeVries Michael Robinson. Neal Drefke, Tommy Jenness Douglas Nestor 2nd r w Julie Benson. Sandra Ask Suzzann Heir Phyllis Thorpe Joyce Beaton Linda Dunn, Pamela Orauor 3rd row Jeff Mclntire Ruth Hiller, Sandra Sanou Patrnca Carney, Marion Ott. Larry Nelson, Nancy Bancroft, Chuck Nielsen bth row Beverly McHugh Susan Krekov Ton Dorr Roger Thorpe Eddie Patrica Pearson not pictured THIRD GRADE lst row Harllyn Trelnen, Cheryl Schlenger, Bruce Bowen, Ray Johnson, Chuck Gerlnger, John woodall, Dean Drefke, Mary N1elsen 2nd row Dennls Gray, Jerry Prunty, Tom y Radcliffe, Ronnle Nynla, Patsy Hayden, Douglas Taylor, John Carey, Ph1l1p Ladenthln 3rd r0W Mark Juhl, Krliti Rapp, Mary Schlenger, Jacque doodall, Marllyn Nelson, Jane Gelvln, Nancy Benson, Allce Hobson, Mrs Fassler Cleghorn State Bank Cleghorn Iowa I I I Pimlott, Linda Meyer. Dennis Peavey, Betty Johnson. Miss King. SECOND AID THIRD GRADE lst row Clark Ramboth, Nancy Beaton, Denn1.s Boots, Ray Dorr, Eldon Johnson, Karen Flscher, D1anne Wallm 2nd row Steven Schmzllen, Darlene Thorpe, Joel Wirth, Carol Peterson Fred Dorr, Neal Mouw, Janet Lehnhoff 3rd row F185 Hass, Jmmgy Brownmlller, Larry Helgason, Hlchael Hoover, JoAnn Broblek, John McCoy, John Fry, Joyce St1BIltJ6S SECOND GRADE lst row Debby Dorr. Bobby Garvin, Bruce Bass. Dennis Donner, Judy Beir man. Patty Galvin. 2nd row Nancy Lehnhoff. Jimvqr Radcliffe, Cinda Tentinger. Kenneth lhyer. Diane Wirth. Norman Wynia. Randy Hiller. 3rd row - Larry Hagey. Nancy Norris. David Adams, Gary Vallin. Hary Ann Seggerlnan. Kathy Brownmiller, Judy Prunty, Kiss Pinkerton. W, W. Bass and Sons A 5 . ' , if F' '4' f - 5 . ' if-. 2 K 6 '1 - 1 . - L. . . l D FIRST GRADE let row Jane Dorr, David Nestor, Gary Sanow, Annette Juhl, Gloria Ladenthin, Mary Lou Thorpe, Danny Krauth 2nd row Patty Wallin, Barry Hagey, Dick Kuehn Linda heinis Tommy Long, Jimm Pimlott 3rd row David Radcliffe Marilyn Benson, Kathy Greene Judy Strief, Darrell Gray Paul Jacobson Misa Leonard FIRST GRADE lst row Nancy Fischer. Viktor Nenortae Carol Beaton Stephen Ogren, Steven Galigan. Beverly Christensen 2nd row Kitty Pallesen. Tom y Gates. Mark Cline, Linda Hayden, Glenn Norris, Mikel Schmillen 3rd row Nancy Goodburn, Fred Bindner Judy Baade. Jinnq Hagey Bruce Rainboth, Beverly Pearson Miss Lacey Sponsored By D1xson's 66 oervice w w e v ' I I 0 I I I I a im' x . 'uQm.'ihi4i ' . . . L 1 1 Q uv-'xg Q. f .. .. . O ,- ... Q. -' s gg, . ' , V. e 1- ,. 2 1 1 f A 1, I I e o ' I I I e I1 n 0 KINDERGAHTEN P M lst row Alex Nenortas, Karon Goodburn Gail Bancroft Peggy Norris, Linda Worth Laderyl Bierbower. Joyce Bindner, JoAnn Cronin 2nd row John Heinert, Alan Jenness, Diana Berger. Margaret Fry Jon Dorr, Tim Schlenger, Donna Grage, JoAnn Wilson, Dennis Horstman Steven e 1rd row Dennis Huseman Rodney Mayer, Danny Johnson, Susan Carlson. Kim DeVr1es, Pam Wlttkop, Sandra Wallin Donna Jean Delperdang Buddy Chamber hmjm Whm Sponeored by Cream Station Sponaored by Harolds Pharmacy lat row Carol Wankum. Linda Hazen. Kathy Schmillen, Danny Brown miller, Jean Baumann. Mlke Galles, Faye Stientges, Marilyn Garvin 2nd row Ann Trienen, Jeffrey Wallin Douglas Kuehn, Bobby McHugh Jean Meylor, Robert Seggerman, Jim y Kestel Jolene McKernan 3rd row Dick Davis, Yvonne Heinis Alan Sands, Barbara Juhl, David Meyer Mrs Wilson, Dale Juhl, Charles Dorr Billy Miller, David Means Sponeored by Dlerbower Barber hoo Sponsored by Yarcus Panatorlum ' I O . . I Ra . I I - KINDERGARTEN A. M. ' I I OO .JJ iq. ,101-f, ber-ly Boots vallm Farvey Gelbe JOE hrdmer Freddie 'llkens walt Garlow J J ITurib John Christensen HO LU1 ur-I MOM .9 Mrb Nelson Mrs Jllhl Christ Droegmiller Sponsored by Cream Station and Grey's Garage HJT LUNCH HELPERS Judy Ott Barbara '4ouw Joy Johnson Sponsored by Chuck's Electric and Ewa1d's Place BU ' 4Llf.,.i.J , N13 3 1 if . ., y L , ' A ' K gS'fSKxgig-nl ,- A I 1 A Y 1: KJ -- N XA . 1 I I . Autographs