Monticello High School - Panther Yearbook (Monticello, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1956 volume:

rl! iw' il R 5. eg Z1 I , 0 I WU, 4 all 3. 0. ,IV Www: P 1 '15 J 2 sl!!- W? 1 I 'T W7 PANTHER Monlirvlln Puhlir Srhool A 1 ,?'f,,'- . K wi 93 r '-'Q We, the senior class of 1956, do dedicate this year's edition ofthe PANTHER to Mr. Robert Deppe. We seniors have always thought of Mr, Deppe as our special teacher , for he has taught us for the last three years--and now we are leaving Monti High and so is he, To Mr. Deppe we extend our thanks and sincere wishes for future happiness. 1 MHLT1 .cdua BOYD MHNNUX RIC HARDLUNJL1 51pEr1r1rLmiuu Iuudulr JAMES M-XURICE EARL DE SHAW ED COX LJLEN JONES MIMINL TIHTIUN B4 DYIJ SHANNON Supennxcndcnl AUL LSTA NIELSHX beuruarx to Nir shannon 1' '-'af' VANCE bTEAD PIIULIP '!:li1h- THEODSIA PULVER Secretary to Mr Stead klgas X if few , .. an I-.-H -, -3 I uf? CAROL l?.XN'r- LLL LLM lI.XH.XLK. x 0 !'MyQ1r.ll l.rl11w.1I1m1 I yrurr l'Hyi1n'Al lirillurtmu F yr Irs F 2 'U 5-A fi' ' 4 VX A, QgARULyNf3mx1xs Mllrmzulu URIl:i'I'I'II Home Ek'OIlUlIllx'S fyunri lm r.xr:1r.' W ymnxrx Il' 9' CAROL DEPPE RUHERT DEPPE Vocal Fxiusu 2 ycars 5011111 SCICIICC .4 years 'H s rag? . - 'E HELEN GUYAN FORREST JUIINSUN Lihrarran 15 U2 years Agriculture .5 years MAR1 JUIINSUN CHARLES KISSICK Physical Education 4 years Commercial 1 year 6 P.-XIJL IKNIPE IDUNALD N1AR:'1'UN sor-ral mwrrr-Q I years snvral 5L'1m:IlCL: 2 years DARLEEN NIEHALS RUUERT REED English Q years Natural S4 rcnu 2 years CARYL ROSS HAROLD SHUGART Mamernarrus 11 years Industrial Arts A years RAY STUMBAUGH WILLIAM WELLNER Instrumental Musrc lu years Mathematics 2 years 7 i... i B ' f ! IUV I Li 1 lQ T ' ,. x 'yn 5. ok arf'- DORENE YUUTLY Language 1 year Q -vig' i -I 1? if if I 1 1' NIO! f 'Face the sun and the shadows vull fall behlnd ,if-. '35 'Z -0, ' A 74 ' .1 1 .YS , ' .Q-' JAMES ADAMS RUBER1 AID.-XNISUN 'liaridsoiiie is as haritisoiiie Little friends may prow great does, friends, CAROL ALDRICH DALE A TWUND she 15 as good as she is fair, A touih without fire, is V with libht blue eyes, and tollowed hy 811 old age without golden hair, exwrieneeiu ELAINE APPLEBY CJEURQE BADER Nothing great was ever achiev- Only weeds grow tall! ed without enthusiasm, ELDUN BENEDICT JAN BENDER He adorned whatever subject Let's have a party! he either spoke or wrote upon, L B . rs Rt WY.-XI. BLAC lit' appears to he tmtot eztt, tl-wustft hc ' JUHN BUHLKEN 'late life too sertously and what ts tt worth MANITA BRUI-LAW Always happy, always gay, she's lu love so they say, DUANE CASPERS After all, there's but one race--hutttamty! 'gn- flaw . 1 f 'lx 'x BILL BLEADURN 'God hless the than who rst tttxettted sleep DONNA BURNS Iu one soft look what lattbuaue l1c3, MYRON CARTER I wonder what f mvented lxtssmul LURETTA CASS A gal so quiet and moe even her shoes refuse to squeak 'wi -af 'U' 0 ' 3 KEITH LLARK lie sighed to znani, hnt secretly loved but one ' MARGARET DANDL 'Nly smiles :nnst be sincere or not at all. STUART DEM055 'The human brain is a wonder- ful machine, it starts to work when I get up in the morning and doesn't stop until I get to school! vt. YJ? Wg! '- 'mf' 545 'P T, , I ta -' F. I i 1-. ' ELDUN LIUVINGTUN My girl said slie'd he true to the end, hut I play guard, BRAD DIRK5 A little learning is a dangerous thing! LLIREN DIRK5 I can resist everything except temptation! MARILYN IJUNUVAN She wouldn't be good if she could and she couldn't be good is she would! MARGARET EDWARDS Do well all you do, or don't do it! ff -enliv- ,fx X1 5.lARLliNE EGGER wlpLfxlA lillLTS Shu moms what lS what! will: mms llfc .ls ll Lomas and uw sccll1smul1joj.'ll,' 4 ,e ei, Q RLITH EIBEN LYNDA FOLKER5 X' 'lim gumlu llllllxl by Juud ls 'l haw :lo other rcason than a l-XllOMll. womau's reason, just because i' I s x INAREN HihE5E Putty as a pxcturc--mlgc fr 'lc o. KEITH GILMURE Take a good look, you never see me agam! 'll RUBERI L ANHELD Oh for me quler life o a fa xx cr ' ROBERT GOODYEAR To all mu girls lm tipslushat, now who vould slluu a boy lllae mar! 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FR.EDRICfK MA Rlll 'RF X lls l.m'-A LllllUl, bn! loo'-.N L, 3.Xl.l.Y LIKE To worry about minorrow lm unllappy today, G LA DYS M ELLUR Little, but--oh nxy ' 'sry , Ji' don't VOlllll.I IANIE5 M.-XRl.C1u LLARbfNC,E MEYER You am I lnard nmlnn yu, Lycnrlcznen always seem to I. ollv' rcrncnilwr blondes! Rl VBE RT M L UREY MARX JANE MU.-'ll 5 There are wo wales to every iff' bhc annles ab naturally as the qnesuon num and the wrong color of her checks. One? i0 -4 T SONYA MORNING I do but sing because I lllllsl. lx lLI3L'R U'l'TEN The wrong way always seeins V, the inore reasons ble GLEN PAULSEN It's a wise head that makes a still tongue, ALT I IA. POW IRS The best way to Cheer your- self is to cheer soineone else, xii' X '--1 Xi TIIOMAS NULL 'z f D Ile'll do anything as long as it isn't work! RUIBERT PAYNE 'I ean't think of two things at ance, so I think of her and let :ny studies go! JOAN PODHASKI And eyes disclos alone can tell. IANICE REYNER Just wait 'til next ed what eyes leap year! ..4w, 'S 43 wt.. ,133 N an-r 54' 'C' 6 3 ,qyx 1 3 , J I '? ,fy p- DUNALD RICKELS lic knew the premsc psychologmual mozucm www xo say I'lOIII1Ilg,U BONNIE SCHNEIDER 'LANL-, ,xwcciixg-N, ,'I1J.L..m5 12. :1QrpfrsQ:15E.11mJ. JERRY SCHNEITER 'Throw pIIywlCS to the dogs, 'III haw none of II' JOHN SHOVER I'1lfmd a way or make HY its 'Un il- 4. If IUUITH RIENIET5 For IHISIEIIIICU IIIOIIQIIIS do sul dom dream. an cxiI. MYRA SCHUENBECK .X qmet gxrl, but quue a FQIII JERRY SHAW Napoleon was small and I'1:1 not so bl: mpelf' JAMES SIMMONS Isn'l red a sign of danger - , :L -st, .A ' A 4 .DM 'M f lf-.NE 5INlklUNS l'.Xl'RlLQL-X SIMMONS A llllrx lfrllll dw ulram ol gold XlllS1x'lS x-oll sand ro lw rllo that .llllltli forged, spcoqll of.1lrgols, l'llll.Il' NlxliLLEY Good uslll ls Ulm: Zll1LflI1tZ5I loruc 1:1 the umxorsc. ' NAUMI 5 FA DTMUELLER The world belongs ro the eurlrusxasr who hoops cool LEANIJR.-K SMITH Talk lrappilrcssg thu world rs sad Cllllllgll. DUNALD STARRS DOREEN STREEPER 'where would rhls school be 'A good sport and good at wirlrour me sports, 'r 3 tj' S 011: DALE MILKN1.-KN KEITH M ELCH kxhorr. mn ugh fm krmx 5 Don'1 ram: hfe serxously, you VIIYIVIZC. ncxer ,ICI out ahve' ARCHIE NINK CLYDE LEDICK May he ,uve us a few bnlhant He's a gentleman: look at flashes of sxlence ' T115 boots! SHARON Z UBLER She had a head to contnve, a THOMAS VESEY tongue to persuade, and a hand Man at best IS only a monkey to execute, shaved! CLA llll lllll Long a 0 and far away Cth1rteen years to be exactl twenty s1x fmve year olds became charter members of the class of 1956 L1ttle d1d they know then that they were the start of a class wh1ch would someday g1ve the play Down to Earth or make a castle for Davy Jones' Locker These twent s1x or1g1nal 1nnocent members of the Class of '56 were J1m Adams Clarence Meyer Wxlbur Otten Jan1ce Reyner John Shover Ph1ll1p Skelley Arch1e W1nk J1m S1mmons Bob Adamson Royal Black Bob Morey Tom Null J1m Marugg Dale Xfolkman Elanor Hearn Sonya Mormng, Bonn1e Schn1eder Carol Aldr1ch Ela1ne Appleby Nlamta Brokaw Judy Hollar Gladys Nlellor Joan Podhask1 Sharon fubler and Jerry Schne1der and Ke1th Welch who left the class only to rejoln us later There were others 1n the kmdergar ten class of 1943 44 too 1nclud1ng l aul Ch1sman Irv1n H1mebaugh Larry H1mes Gary Weede Laverne McCorm1ck Jlmmy Sands James Adxx Laverne Peterson JoDee Leonard Lynn Marsh Paulme Kammerman Jane Mettler Jack1e P1erson Susan Staner Rosanne Seedorf and Charlotte Manos Those who Jomed our class IU f1rst grade and have come to remember M1ss CTUISB as the teacher who taped Dale's and Ela1ne's mouths shut and taught us to make applesauce were lester Heasty Rlchard Mast, W1ll1am Henson Darlene Boy son Beverly Holscher Anna 'vlay Rathbun V1rg1n1a Appleby Galen Etten Jerry Shaw Don Starks Bob Goodyear and Glen Paulsen In second grade the add1t1ons were Sally Guyan Bertha Kammerman who had M1ss Grotebar for th1rd grade w1ll remember the plcture of the l1ttle angel 'scrub boy' we won 1n a P T A contest fIt's st1ll hang1ng downsta1rs IH one of the grade roomsll Larry Stevens Charlotte Lang and Karen Freese who left later on and came back as a sen1or all Jo1ned 1n t1me to help us VVIH th1s honor Almost all the fourth graders fell 1n love w1th the1r teacher M1ss Peck mcludmg the new ones Jerry Appleby Neal Bleadorn Galen Cass Herman Darrow Larry Otten E1leen Mettler, Brad D1rks Loretta Cass and Jan Bender None of us w1ll ever forget our beaut1ful f1fth grade teacher Mrs Coyle or the butterfl1es we felt when the curtalns opened for our s1xth grade oper etta Rump1lst1lsk1n Joyce Mettler Grace Sala Eugene Conway Ed M cr1ef Arlene Egger Marlene Egger Eldon Bened1ct Clyde 78d1Ck Sue I-hmebaugh and Myra Schoenbeck were all added to the f1fth and s1xth grade class rolls and fmmshed the years Ninth the old members full of expectat1ons of thlngs to come we were gmng upsta1rs' The b1g thr1ll of hav1ng lockers and go1ng from class to class came as we reg1stered for Jumor h1gh ln the fall of 1952 Although we were afra1d of the upper classmen most of us had a worse fear than that Mr Halstead, who trled to pound ar1thmet1c 1nto our heads but who also became one of our best pals Those who came to Mont1 Just IH t1me to learn how to add fract1ons and to make graphs were B1ll1e Jo Lambert Roger Aldr1ch Tom Holmes, John Marugg Jerry Wr1ght Lew1s Appleby, Orval Matherly B1ll Merr1tt, Vernon R1cklefs J1m Kelley Leandra Sm1th B111 Bleadorn Selma Ehlts, Stuart DeMoss and B1ll Hacke As freshmen we not only thought we were b1g wheels, we knew we were at least to the Jumor h1gh' Th1s was the year we ga1ned many many new mem bers to add to the Class of '56 T1na Pr1ce N1na PTICC, Tony Clark, J1m Alexander J1m Helken Donald Ruley Betty Yumbrunnen, Dee Dart Denms Bullock Donna Burns Mar1lyn Donovan, L1bby Hoffman, Ruth E1ben, Sally L1ke Mary Jane Moats Naoml Stadtmueller Doreen Streeper Judy R1en1ets Dale Atwood George Bader, John Bohlken, M1ke Carter Duane Caspers, T v 7 Q iv . 'Y , I - . . - V - 1, ' ' ' Il IV ll v ll Y- . .A . , . I . ' 7 ' . ' . , y . . 5 U . D I l ' . I l I I 1 I A .71 V 1 ' 1 I n 1 ' 1 , 1 L . 1 ' 1 Y V 1 -1 -5 I 1 ,v - , , . . Av , . , . . A , - 1 Y Y ' l ' V I A j 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I . 9 I 1 l ' A V' . . . , ' 1 V 1 ' 1 . '1 1 .Y Y I i ' r 7 l l V I I Richard Wright, Gwen Guyan, Margaret Edwards, and Donald Rickles. Those - 7 . . . . l ' ! l 1 . O - . . U . , . l . 1 '1 - 1 1 l v 1 I l i Y . . . - ' ' , , ll . . . .11 , , K , on- I g i , I I I i' I , - , a D . . Y . , I . , . ' . . D f ' I . D , . l D 1 , - . . , . . . i . 1 ! I l I , . . . 7 I I D I . ' I I . 9 Ill Ke1th Clark Lynda Folkers Eldon Covlngton Jerry Schnelter Loren D1rks Bob Ganfleld Ke1th Culmore Paul H1nr1chs Bob Payne Tom Vesey, and Beverly Hanken all Jolned us IU t1me to go on our famous freshman hayrldes KOn those we had the senmors beatll Thms also was the year we had to dec1de whether to take algebra or general math Of course we had a l1ttle asslstance mn the form of a test Then too, there was our class PICDIC where a few gxrls had the m1sfortune of fall1n IH the r1ver and John Shover scurr1ed up the h1ll to help them after thex were out' ln our sophomore xear those who chose bmology found out all about the 1n sldes of a frog and the laws of nature from Jess Some who were brave enough to take geometrx found It really wasn't so bad and the glrls d1dn't mlnd It at all w1th Nlr I-leyerdahl as teacher To us as sophomores was ass1gned the dutx of decoratmg the front of the school for llomecomxng and havlng a l1vely sence of humor we put lp a coffln to portray the death of the opponent Among the newcomers th1s year were Nancx Nleader Sandra Bodenhoffer Pete Hasler Jerry Hoffman Bob Marsh Dolores Lamphler and of course there was our new world hlstorx teacher Mr Deppe who was lucky enough to have our class three years IU successlon ln the fall of 1954 the Class of 56 began 1ts last two and buslest years The work and fun started r1ght out w1th the Jumor class play Green Valley followed by magazme sales and ended w1th the g1v1ng of Jumor senmor A lot of us d1dn't know what mt vtas to really work for a cause but we surely found dec1d1ng on a theme we went to work fast and fur1ous A few days before the deadlmne we saw our 1deas turn 1nto real1t1es and we knew we had accompllshed what we a1med for Davy Jones' Lo ker ' w1th 1ts bubbles sea horses and mermamds was a b1g success wh1ch we won't forget for a long t1me Scattered among all these b1g events were the thrmll of havmg our fellows play varslty basketball and football the U 234s and U 2355 of chem1stry class the Amer1can hlstory study gu1des and naturally, new add1t1ons to our class These lncluded Marge Dandl Aletha Powers Patr1c1a S1mmons Fred Mardorf Jane Slmmons Roger Hearn Karen Freese and Kelth Welch who returned to graduate w1th the class he started w1th mn k1ndergarten F1nally the Class of 1956 had made It to the top After twelve years of work1ng and havmg so much fun, they were gomg on the flnal year W1th the thought mn our mlnds that th1s would be the last t1me for everythmg contests M Club banquet basketball and football games we all str1ved to make each event the best Everyone w1ll remember Jan's famous phrase, Let s have a partyl, an how glad we were when she moved 1nto her new home with 1ts 'rec' room Then, too there was the bus1ness of havlng our p1ctures taken and wr1t1ng messages on them to exchange w1th our classmates It was more fun Just to s1t back and watch the Jumors worry over Junior semor whlle all we had to do was try to fmd all the secrets And even though we had plans and preparatmons to make for the new type of graduat1on to be held outdoors we enjoyed the end of the year w1th 1ts flurry of act1v1t1es Now as we look back and th1nk of all the many many thlngs we've done to gether as fr1ends and classmates we're a b1t sad we have to leave lt all But we're look1ng 1nto the future too full of plans to go on to a varlety of new and challenglng 3Ct1V1t18S And when we have gone leaving another class 1n the front rows of the aud1tor1um we w1ll always remember the best years the years at dear old Mont1 H1gh l I ' I ' I . 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P' UNDERCLASSMEN IIWIIIR li., .4-an l4..sN HWAL 11 rn 'Y R51 X 1 1 1 L R M 11X 1111 N UND ROW 11 11 P1 pp L lllkf 1 11111 w 1 RD ROW 3 Mnmtl R M1M111 H K 1 311111 1 ' ' Mx 5111 1r C,1rlR1L1111 s t A r vo T ROW S C 1 mc 5 1 P S lg Has ur UND ROW M155 C 111151115 1 I an Dr X J L1 1 Buol 11' ms k W st L bo Il H 11.3110 I 11 rm d .1 L IOU L Baldwm I BLl'gSll'0ITl I Duuker I Hargravu Holmes G Hpcrcn C, Ibcrharl In Bleadom 0I'lIOWOHE rw- FIRST VN 5 L 1 u B Lo t wrt Lllt on C, Folkcrs A Bum ne Lanfttl lx Har tb SLLUND ROVN Nlr L tm a r tvrd D aldv-111 H E Hag I B a gg r J nttt dt ar ord mtnt tts 'atm RD ROW M Et ts R L 1 lx Has cr B ms E Cjtllmorc L Lbtwttttan D Hs.15,Lns L Gum W Hanktn W Ftrst FOURTH ROW I Hlmebaugh T ROW L btelmr 'xl 5 I 111 dt D 1 1 LX Po td B Tobta Lehmann S Lambut W High QICON HW r Lt. 5 lvllllb J 5thntt Q Tx Plupbur I Stmmons J Wtlpox B Vunun J bll t 5 J Rtcktls THIRD RO Mnyu J Wrtgltt L RLynolds G Ommcn R Landtb J 5pal1r J Mnttlu N Sackntt FOURTH ROW R Tuel R Pruwttt R Stadmutllur L Monck W Vugy M RtckL15 R Marttn T Struts R Norm ' ..' -1 r- z..a,,,i 14- ,: 1 nl .4 , lf - Q t . l x .T ' ,, t ' ' ' 45 as ', ' r . I ' 1 ' N , I , 1 I lx ' '.ff7gg.w RO ': X. Hanlvu, L. Blohm, M. FJ1k'rS, . ' vitgtt , L. ' 'S , '. I , . i 5, M. 3 'f d, '. ' ut. jf' S ': t . Y lk , S. Half , . B' , P. ayen, . en, . lck, M.E c, .GV 5',H. H f ,J.F ,M':B- TU- TH1, ,': .l1, .Yde1, '. 1.V. l1,.v ..w ' ,.'t'.. ',.' '..'. :,' J. Broncmatm, L. Buol, W. Ballou, L. Gillmorc, J. Hclgcns, L. Eilcrs, I. Hein, A. Hansscn, D. Anders. , A , I , '9 -N 9 . 1 -' I -'1. I 'eva 'L , --'lpn .il FIRS : . ' ' , t . 'ct t , , Wtlk tt sou, I. Mor. , L, Sutton, 1. Maurtcu, R. s ' , . 'son L. 3 , . ' , '. X ' . .ll HD Rt 'z M. R'1d,I. Sfllldfllldllll, '. un, . 'X dw, 1. , ' , . ' X . - , . wer, 1, Pwppc, 5. mm, . '- - , xv: w. ,.',.x ,. ',. ..'.,.'x,t'. '. ls. I ' Y. I ' R E I I I I R VI 0 x xl I Y I I N ' I I 'U PRE HME T ROXK J kdlex C, Lkut Pm C Rrokw. S ZJINIIIL rman B Lbcrhart I McDona Goodyaar J Bkadorn SLC UND ROW N1 s ppp J R Ahlrrchs J L glman Schatz J s LI L I B vm mn B B n c B Wolf Nir Johnson THIRD RO Krommmga G Moats IOURTH ROW B Mughdl Q Rruuus C Ponder C Gparhart D Elllson Ulferts R Gnrdus B o clung L Brommarn FIRST ROW J Schoenbeck M Wxllms B Smith M Mamn L Rlcklefs P Hubner B Buol L Rueter B Norrrs J Edwards J Prull SECOND ROW Mrs Nrehaus R Helken B Tuel L Guyan S Shoop S Houll J Bolkcn J Schnelder J Schoon A Appleby M Nelson Mr Deppe THIRD ROW G Harms P Behn J Zxmmerman R Benedlct W Eby D Heeren D Wxlson R Burnchter G Hlmebaugh S Thompson L Volkman FOURTH ROW R Mexer I Heeren D Matthras G Ulferts R Bronemann J Maurlce K Hagen E Rlgby K Marsh R Mcler K Tuctken , I FIRS ': . S ' ', '. 53' ' ,fX1. 'rQc, T. L ', . ' . . i . . ld M. . . -' . ff Q '1 r r.. Dc 1, I. Dtrks, . Whnlc, , ' , . ' , K. ' '., , Ha'l', L. Kcll'y, Q, rn 'II' , . 0 syn, . , . . . ' : M. Cole, Rundlc, L. Simmons, K. Stadtmncllcr, J. Lnbavs, L. Ehlts, R, Long. J. Wcnnekamp, G. R. .'. ' ',. .Stn 'k,D.Slifc, , ' 'Zv1. ' L . l ' ' I N 26 WH! FTIUN S if R ff., l r 1' J I Il l l The first strains of our school song being played by our high school band meant the beginning of another game, Our cheerleaders led the cheering support of our student body and loyal fans, encouraging our team on to victory. Each year the cheerleaders are elected by the student body, Elaine, Judy, and Bonnie, all three seniors this year, vxere elected for their second year of varsity cheerleading and Mari Karen, a junior, joined the varsity cheerleaders after being a freshman-sophomore cheerleader, During football games, Sonya served faithfully as our substitute cheer- leaderc The football and basketball games, pep rallies, and homecoming festi- vities with the snake dance shall forever be memorable experiences to all of us at Monti High as the cheers we were voicing echo softly in our ears. S1 UW K 11 1 11 S lx C ar T Vue A Xkmk D Atwood E Conn ton UND MM 11, arm tam arlu 1 Bo L ks L J bhov K d Nm RD Rt W A BIIJLWLI' 111 in Q Wm T R.h3I1Ll N1 Rlukln s g 1 N Lr Mana ar XX 111,111 IULRTH ROW D Rukels G Kupu X knLX bE51SOIN'3 RECORD M X ernon Ana mo sa Txnton X mton Inricfpendenc Tx :111c11cstc r Maquoketa Marion T ROW l VOIKIUCHI. T. iilnlilti-Iii. D. Rlvlicls, Ljw-CI.ml.111is li. Xc.sr:1w11.111dj Slmxcr ,N urcy, G. Poock. ALCIUND ROW: iXldIld1Cfj,i5lldW, li, hltirrin, M. Cailcr, J.. r :axe C Nlcyer, l.. Lamont, N. Blcadom, L. Baldwin, Manager ID. Rlukcls. SEASON'S R ECOR D Ours Opponents Wilson CC. R 44 63 Central City 60 53 Independence 42 5l Marion 43 80 Anamosa 53 68 Manchester 63 69 DeWitt 53 62 Alumni 69 47 Mc Kinley fc 76 7l Tipton 72 70 Maquoketa 88 90 Vinton 76 66 Independence 49 59 Marion 62 73 Anamosa 59 57 Manchester 43 53 Maquoketa 78 76 Tipton 44 64 Vinton 77 75 Sectional Tournament Manchester 59 56 Winthrop 78 65 Lamont 70 43 District Tournament Muscatine 46 70 30 Y il Rn S . I T Y 4 L L LEO CABALKA COACH il 8 lx E T li I v' ' ' -M V, v' 1 --A N 3 6 3 ' U ,,,,, ,-Q,.. 0 ' T, 'L Sr xl X S v' ,u f 4 K -, I I 4 Q1 . , N' N I I --'jx' ' X1 I Y X- M 5 1 r .. N Ks X-rr -,,. V , , . , . - , nr Af, I' I -,, I , , , 9'4 ff ' -.1 S I-lf'-51 MINI: IH. I-I-lfllll. L. X.IIIL::1.I:1, rx. L-mg, Ii. M1luI1uII, Ly. Badlr, 5. CI1adwLII. SECOND ROW: J. BIOIICIIIQIIIII, P. Bchn, lf. I' I-wk, Ii. LII-rrm, B. Iiuxwz., II. IIJII, K. Wumcr, G. Paulsgn. THIRD RUWg T. Null, M. Carta, N. Bluadom, B. ' I ' ' L I C II I R ILIIIII, ID. Imkvlb, Cy. Rwnrr, . RIIHIRI 11, XI. Ian , D, Rlckcls, . DHI-v, 1. L-run, C. Mvycr. VIRIITY TRACK FIRST ROW: B. Norms, G. IIIIIIII5, L. BIIIIIIIOIIS, D. IxIu1I r, G. Illrxmubaugll Y 1a ru V. Bums. SECOND ROW: L. Iimmrd. J. Mormnq, P. Gurdus, I. A ,y .CI B. rm-ycr. I. :muh-f, D. IIuIgcu:. THIRD ROW:L J. Spahr, M. RILIIIIIS, L. III. Munck, B. Vcsey, M. Rlrklull, 'I'. IIIIAIIQJII, R. IXICIXIIIITIII, L. Baldw ' HI QI P x 8 M 8 -1 'fed 'V' .'j-' N ,fx . ' 4 in II 0 0 li 1 A rv- p,. X I N L I 41 HMI' 1-UN.: J. .x11g:.1, L. 51111, ,, 211311, ii. Lwug, R. H1511-1, L. w11::111w111, Il. Mum-1, B. '1lIxfhI1. Nfl,R5X135-ikuvxl: 5. fir-vllwildll. lf. HJ11111, K. Fxhmh, P. 812111, 11. Ldk-11, P. Q1-rdm, J. H1111 1. iH1:1IW KUW: 13. Nwrrlf, J, ?.1.a.1111u, ID. W.1w11, cl. Pmldur, D, Mklrllxlax, J, 01111111-1111 EQ1,gr1j., Pl. ILQQL11. EfOL'Ei'l'H ROW: 3. iizallwu, 1. wp.al11, R, blddIlI1liL'11s'!', B. Yury, L. Lilcrs I Mwmk, D. liL'1ylL'HN. Opponents Ours :N-'1ZlI'iOI1 4H O :X1iiC.11lO1it'Ii1 Sl 0 5111111111511 QU 0 fxianqhestcr I5 6 12 6 Kit, X'C1'11o11 5 T Anarno 5:1 Mzxquoketza 6 13 Robert Recd, Coach 33 FIRST ROW: R. Eden, I. Podliaski, T. Siretis, li. Martin, li. Yr-soy, R. Landis, R. Long, B. eyer. SECOND ROW: L, Siininons, R, Meier, P. Bt-hn, J. Bronuniann, B. Norris, J. Maier -X. Hansen, B. Eby, J. Martin. This year's freshman-sophomore team had a good season under the coach- ing of Harold Shugart. Like all teams, this one had its ups and downs, and its biggest thrill came when all the boys worked together to conquer Marion. There are quite a few of these fellows who will go on to play varsity ball, but they leave behind just enough men to start out another year towards success for Freshman-Sophomore basketball. l l J l l :I Il l l 1 jg, . QQ -4... , 1 if a ' Us 'Qi lla I , if l 'Fra HAROLD SHUGART Coach fu ,Qi a PQ cn. 1.- -.Wg fav 1 1 Vwgtnw W1 A 1 x ! k K w 1 1 W I 1 f x Y 'A A . ' we ur'-U 1?NM ff - ' t 1'- 'f':f 3 .5 fb' ,jf f. . f' ' t,.'5,,,.n:,'. - I' ', Hx ' ' ,- 'k5:.,,f-r1. - ' A 1 D ' 'Q ,, -1 . 7' 'S . . .. , , 1 , . , . 4, , .., if . 72-fxya,--CL t'gf' - 1 ' ye? wr w eva. 'l1f '?if.7f-.Q X J' ' 3 ,'-:fil- -3 5 .., '5'i J., V ..',v ' ! '. n :'5 KL1L,:z1 JJ-.. '. 'fu .A A f 1 . .4 ,V-rgiz, 4. , ,, , .. 1 .A - ,v H :UL ., T414 ., ,. . , wr' wb... -5? -V . , K ,1- 43 'la V' V ' ' 'Nif'Q SL 'L , Q V-I ,ti I ggi,-. . ' In u l ,Z h . ,. , I ur- -- .Q-f f , ' 1 FIRST ROW: M. Edwards, N. SlddllIlllL'llCl, 5. Sli-wp, J. MCDOHJIG. SECOND ROW: W. Cox, L. Harms, J. Goettsch, A. Keener, A. First, J, Suier, L. Suiiun. THIRD ROW: E. Hoffman, T. Null, J. Bender, J. Seehuseii, H. Stumbaugh, S. Harford, L. ijartuno, M. Shaver, B. Lherlnri, QQ. ljlasseii, IJ. Baldwin. FOURTH ROW: IJ. Streeper, B. Dirks, M. Egger Folkers, K. Harms, M. Lang, R. Long, B. Norris, A. Stenzel, J. Maurice, M. Fass, S. Ehlts, J. Prull. PERCUSSION: L. Stielier, J. Sclioenbeck, J. Pwdliaski, Nl. Goodyear, L. l5.1ldwin. The instrumental musie department in Monti High is under the direct- ion of Mr. Ray Sturnhaugh. As the '55-'36 year sau Monti lligh throw open its doors, so did it see the marching hand, ever faithful in its daily practices, preparing for the first foothall gaine Perfornianres at the garnes ineluded novelty danees, rnaneuvers and various shovus to entertain the speetators at half-time., Football garnes xxeren I the only plan es where the niarrliing hand was Seen in aetion , though, lf F0111 the first day of school, the hand vias preparing forthe fall Contest whirl. they entered, l'he efforts wer e not in vain for the hand returned holne proudly displ.1'.'ing the first it had ret eived, As the fall days turned to vrinter, so niarehing hand turned to concert hand, The first fevx days sau tryouts revealing who would sit first chair, and the order down the line, l-'rom then on the ehallenge system kept everyone on his toes either to hold his chair or advance to a higher one.. The eoneert hand partieipated in County and Wa Mac hand festivals. At each of these the Monticello hand vtas well represented in the picked hands with its instrurnentalists playing major parts. fhe spring convert featured praetieally every section in the hand plus a special numher which ineluded several ofthe teachers. 36 FIRST ROW: M. Ifolkers. I. Maurict, lj. Ilaguu, M. Zedick. SIQCCJNIJ ROW: R. liiht-u, K. TtrX't-iii, 5. Zubler, M. Nelson, R. Postel, ji. lilll1Illl', R. lliurichr, J. Kllllll. TIIIRD ROW: J. Mort-v, L. Lthinuu, S. ll.liIlit'll, J. Sutherland, J. EdwardS. W- UW, K. Pnulstn, J. Sililllilfllltlllll, LZ. Iwuvk, J. wt-Iinnu, P. Im-xlt-r. I't3UR'I'II ROW: 17. Iiaukuli, P. Slirllfy. I- 'Yilr-ix. L. Folkers. W gmt-11, V, Merritt, J. Spahr, 5, Alillitlllpsntll, CI. Iiulkcrs, J. llzurgmvu, R. Norris, R. lihIl'lClIlL'l', R, Martin, B. Schneider. Director Ray Stuiiibaugh, Judy Hollar. Small groups and soloists started practicing early in the year for contest which was held in latter April, Monticello instrumentalists received 2.0 Div- ision l ratings as reward for their efforts. Concert hard entered the contest the week following the soiall group contest, also receiving a Division I rating. E3eeide.s the many small groups there are the pep hand, dance band, an. llfit.-1ryFive. Pep hand could he heard playing its lively tunes at has- l-cethall games and pep assemhlies. The dance hand played for several dan- ces through the year including a 4-H dance, dance for the Anamosa Junior- Senior hanquet, and school dances. The Hungry Five is a group of five ivistrumentalists who provide music when a novelty group is needed. In the spring the hand participated in the annual Eastern Iowa Band festival in Cedar Rapids, with Miss Judy Hollar as queen candidate. The concert hand ended the activities of the school year by playing the traditional Pomp and Circumstances for the class of '56. After school had Closed the hand continued with marching in the lxienior- ial day parade, the annual picnic at Lake MacI3ride, the I..ion's Club con- vention in Waterloo, summer concerts, and a trip to Minneapolis. The year's success for the hand of '56 was due, largely, to the efforts and ahilitv of the director, who is thought of as a fine teacher and friend hy all. 37 'Nauru ra rm ll I7 pi i -...L-..-L3'f,,,, if hw.: -. ' B -Q 4'J3f19f'5.--.U - T.-. f' Q. HQFAZ -.I 4' v.. .,',.. TWIRLLRS: J. Gourrsvh, ix. Frrsr, J. Sutur, L. Harms, I. Suhrwn, W. Crux, K. Tcrvccn. BANDflcft ro rightyz P nrrchs, M. I-rwlkurs, j. Maurrcu, N. Stadlmuullkr, LE. Hagen, M. Zfdrck, R. Plblvl. M. Edwards, S. Shoop, J, KJUIZ, A. Bumimg, M, NQISUII, J. McDonald, J. Scclrnscrr, L. Hoffman, .-X.,KLwm'r, R. Iiibcn, L, Carrarm, S. Harford, M. Shovur, J. Bcndcr, M. Egger, R. Long, M. Lang, S. Ehlts, B. Stzrmhaugh, S. Sims, D. Strccpcr, K. Harms, M. Fass, L. Fulkurs, .X. Stcuzal, 1. Maurice, B. Nrwrrrs, B. Dirks, T. Null, L. Baldwm, M. Goodyear. J Hollar, J. Podhaskr, L. Sturm-r, J. Srhounbcuk, QQ. Pwrmk, J. Edwards, L. Surrwn, B. Ebcrharx, C. Classuu, W Eby, J. Schlarmann, P. Druxlur, B. Tuul, L. Lehman, J, Suthurlahd, D. Baldwm, J. Morey, S. Hanken, J. Prull, HHIIRCU. J. Spahr, V. Murrru, W. Omen, L. Folkr-rs, J. Wrlcox, P. Skulluy, R. Martin, S. Thompson, R. Ixorrrs, B. Sclmcidcr, C. Fulkurs, R. Burrrvlm-r, J. Hargravu. '17 -- Jn . - x: - . 5 Wqkgi xS.....,,, - t ,l 1-,: - . , lr A ,....,,. in-......,,,...- x. .. -,.-f L-. i QI'-f 4, Cuj , pls' lf 34 ,QQOUI-,. ogfqd 59. Li 5 -A . P , 1 it CAST OF CHARACTERS ERESCO, Ballet Master ofthe Livonian Grand Opera , , , Ron Burrichter COUNT BEREZOWSKI, Commandant of the Secret Police . . Eldon Benedict FIRST AGENT, of the Secret Police . ....... Sherrill Bohlken SECOND AGENT, of the Secret Police . . Bob Morey THIRD AGENT, ofthe Secret Police . . . Tom Null LT, TIMAR, of the Royal Hussars . . . Tom Rhatigan LT, ALMIR, of the Royal Hussars . . Dale Volkman WANDA, of the Grand Opera Ballet. . . Judy I-Iollar VERA, of the Grand Opera Ballet . , ,Judy Sutherland IR MA, of the Grand Opera, Ballet , , , , Wilma Cox CAPT, LADISLAUS,of the Royal I-Iussars . . John Morning SANDOR, a gypsy musician ..... . Philip Skelley MUSETTE, a gypsy fortune teller . . Sonya Morning BORIS, Musette's father ......, ..,, R oger McMurrin VANINKA, Musette's mother ........... Gladys Mellor MME, POMPON, prima donna of the Grand Opera Ballet . Patricia Simmons STAGE MANAGER .............. Mary Ann Buol CHORUS OF BALLET DANCERS, GUESTS, HUSSARS, GYPSIES AND SERVANTS Directed by Carol Deppe O 1 FIRST ROW: W. NNIIU1, NI. Lvond3..1r, Xl. Pvppf, 7.1. Bmwl, J. SL 110011, li. CUYIIIQIUII, B. Ebcrlmrt, R Postul, G. Mcllvr. SIQCOXD RDWg lj, .xppluby j, Puppy, 5, Rbad, ii. H.1,1ul1, J. Rumcr, M. Ilggur, S Slmxp, J. AiJA.YlL'L', j, I1.11rb.1n1kf, C. .'4.1dflL'lL, J. lSr.n1.l11.u:111, 'I'. Null, 1. Hum, I'. RIl.IIly1.lIl,j. Divu MIXED liIliI,. IILHIG l'I,lVB FIRST ROW: J. SCllOCIlbQCk, W. Cox, IS. Ruth, W. Wvlch, M, Poppu, M. Huol, M. Gcmdilcar, J. Hollar A. Poxvurm J. Sutherland. SIQCQUND ROW: M. Nelson, li. Cluvington, R. POSUI. lf. APPR' y. P- 7 J lHlIT1'lll',, I. Druxlur, J. Suu-r, j. Goullscln, D. Baldwin, M. Iiriglll, 1. I-wppc, G. Mullur, B. Ebcrllarl- J. mlm-m, j, Mfgilmlald. THIRD ROW: E. Hagen, D. Strcupgr, M. Dandl, 1. Maurice, J. Fairbanks, I.Wf-Ich, C. Aldnch, L. Folkkrs, N. Smdrmuullur, K. Fruusc, S. Shoup, M. i1F,5J,Cf. J. Rayner, S. Rudd 40 iaaassisia 533533333 FIRST ROW: J. Morning, G. Picmets, C. Classen, D. Hclgens, J. Shaw, W. Mever, L. Elilts. SHCUNIH' ROW: R. Morev, R. Mclxlurrin, K. Tuetken, W. Eby, L. Buul, J. Bronemaim, R. Broriemaun, K. llagen, R. Burrichter. 'THIRD ROW: R. Sladtmueller, E. Benedict, L. Eilers, T. Rliatigan, J. Dietiker, L. Lamont, T. Holmes, D. Vulkmau, l. Hem, T. Null. The vocal music department has for the past two years been under the able direction of Mrs. Carol Deppe. For the P, T,,A, Christmas program, and after many hours of pra- ctice the department presented Song of Christmas , featuring narration stage action, and solo and group singing, After the WaMac Festival, attention was immediately turned to the production of the operetta, The Fortune Teller, one of the highlights of the year. Again there were tryouts, designing, parts, and prompting under full swing. It turned out a fine performance, In April vocal soloists and small groups took part in the contest at Oelwein and the following week sang with the chorus and glee clubs in the annual large group contest. To complete the school year of '55-'56, the Girls' Glee club sang God of All Nature at the Baccalaureate services and the Mixed Chorus at Commencement exercises sang O Man Thy Grief and Sin and You'l1 Never Walk Alone . Mrs. Carol Deppe Vocal Music Director L-- URGANI A'I'l0N .1 lll Hllllll 1 HPQTROKN B b I olatlxs tr l In sthn ld r Lldlllv. Xppltbx Lxnda Irolktrs 5hCOND ROW tml budtmutll r lm r llxrnan Nlarrartt ldwardb judx Runners Doreen brrttper 'N H S Sponsor lvlrs Ross l N H S Banquet May 3 l956 N1t1onal Honor Scolety 1S an hon orary orgamzatlon whose members are chosen by the1r classmates and the faculty on the bas1s of scholarshlp, character, leadersh1p, and serv1ce To be elected to membersh1p IH th1s organlzatmon 1S a great honor of wh1ch anyone may be justly proved N H S sponsors a check room at all home basketball Eames to ralse money for the1r banquet held every s nrlng Junlor members elected 1U the sprlng of 1955 were Margaret Edwards, Gladys Mellor, Bob Morey, and Eldon Benedlct Senlor members 1n1t1ated publlcly last fall were Doreen Streeper, Lynda Folkers, 'Nlaoml Stadtmueller, Elalne Appleby Bonme Schnelder, Judy R1en1ets, and Dale Volkman Four new Jumor members were 1n1t1ated at the banquet held May 3 of th1s year They are plctured at the left and are from left to rlght Mary Ann Buol, W1lma Cox, Maynard Lang, and Gary Poock. STUDENT lflllllllllr RSI ROKR Marx Ann Buol Jeanne Morex Ierx1GoerLsch Marlene Egger Nlyron Carter SECOND ROW 114 Slrellu Cars Rremers Lxnn Baldwm Maynard Lang Margaret Edwards Mr Deppe Presldentlerry hntrrtr fscatcd 1t end of lab 7 The Student Councll IS an organr zatmon made up of members elect to represent the student body Exery other week a regular meetxng rs held Thrs year s offlcers were presl dent, Jerry bchnelter xlce presrdent, Myron Carter secrrtary 'vlargxret Edwards The other members are elegted at the frrst class meetmg ex ery year The freshman elect two sophomores elect two, the Junrors elect three and the semors elent four Whenever problems arrse among the students the problems are then taken to the councll The councll works them out by themselves or else meets wrth the faculty ln the effort of solwrng the problem Some of the deeds accompllshed thls year by the Student Councll were staggered noon hour and drsmlssal tlme, hall monltors, and sellrng book covers and bumper strlps to further the school spxrrt Joan and Jeanne decoratmg the Chrlstmas tree I'HlI,lllllllTll The rnain fiinetion ofthe Philo- nionte staff is to publish the lui-xxeelily school newspaper, lt consists of two editors, tvso assistant editors, and reporters and typists, Work was rnade easier this year by the addition ofa .lonrnalism Vlorkshop period, Philomonte has been irnproved this yea r so that it ranks arnong the hest rnimeographed newspapers in the state. llhe vo-editors this year were Eldon llenediet and Bob Morey, Wilma Cox and Adel First who served as assis- tant Co-editors this year will take over as co-editors next year, The faeiilty advisor is Mr, Marston, One ofthe highlights of the year was the Philo-sponsored Leap Year Dance which turned out to be the best informal dance ofthe school year, fox l FIRST ROW: Bonnie Schneider, Rutli Eiben, Lyda Lelirnann, Gladys Mellor, Jan Bender, Elaine Appleby, Jeanne Morey, Judy Hollar, Karole TerVeen, Judy Satlierlarid, Wilma Cox, Janice Kuniz, Verna Merritt, Marian l-ass, SECOND ROW: Jan White, Mary Ann Buol, Sharon Larnberl, Carla Eolkers, Lynda Folkers, Sliaron Ziibler, John Morninv, Marlene Egger, Sandra Harford, Sharon Read, Joan Suter, Aiiiel Eirst, Judy Selineider, Janice Schneider, M'ra Selioenbeck. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Youtzy, Elizabeth Hotirnan, Jeryl Goeitseh, Doreen Streeper, Naorni Stadtrnueller, Mary Egger, Jane Maurice, Pat Siniinons, Ronald Broneniann, Judy Rieniets, Bob Goodyear, Margaret Edwards, Paul Hinrichs, Clarence Meyer. FIRST ROW: Elaine Appleby, jan Bender, Judy Hollar, Mari. .Hun ul, Carol Aldrifli. SECOND RUW: liuizmu Stilllllltln r, lloreui Slreepcr, Marge llaudl, Judy lilClllClS, fxlargarut l.dw.1rds, jerry tlmeiler. TIHRD Rwwg Gary Pnock, Huh Qvuwlit-Jr, Myron Carter. NN AL .TAFF Letls think of a good theme for the best annual ever -- famous last words of every annual staff, But this year those vxords took on a new meaning, Three periods of class time a vteek vvere turned over to the staff so that production of the yearbook could be achieved, ln spite of good intentions unequaled planning, time always runs out for annual staffers everywhere, Our staff is no ex- Ception, With all our trials and troubles we are proud to present not only our best effort, but also the best Panther ever, u--4.3 FIRST ROW S Znbler M Lgber lx Stadtmutllcr D Strutper L Hoffman D Volkman M Edwards L Folkers D Hanken M Egger L lolkers SLCOMJ ROW B Vtsty T Rhauban L Dirks J Schneittr J Bohlken D Riekels ng L er e N Benedict THIRD ROW J Behn G Poock B Nlorey P Skelley B Goodyear B Merritt D Helgens I Nlornnn, VN Ottcn M for Monti IS significan in the name of our school 5 actix ity organ1zat1on, M Club Membership IS gn en for points earned by part1c1pat1on in xar1ous school act1x1t1es Forty points are required for membersh1p The officers of M Club for the '55 '56 year were Dale Nolkman, president Elizabeth Hoffman, vice pres1dent and secretary Margaret Edwards The highlight ofthe year of M Club members 1s the annual for mal banquet vxh1ch IS financed by the operat1on of a refreshment stant at the football field Fantasy Land was the theme of this year s banquet on February lOth At this t1me, p1ns were presented to new members and new officers for the '56 '57 school year were announced Maynard Lang will serve as president, Dean Rickels as xice president, and Mary Ann Buol as secretary FIRST ROW: I. Bender, M. Fass, M. Buol, W. Cox, J. Goettsch, J. Rieniets, S. Mornin , A. First, P. Drexler, J. Hollar, G. Mellor. SECOND ROW: N. Bleadorn, J. Simmons, K. Clark, J, Shover, E. Covington, R. Martin, M. Wink, M. Carter, B. Adamson, D. Atwood, Mr. Wellner, THIRD ROW: R. Eiben, B. Schneider, M. Poppe, J. Morey, L. Harms, J. Kuntz, E. Appleby, C. Folkers. J. Sutherland, V. Merritt, K. TerVeen. PA 'Pllllll CLUB FIRST ROW G Poock I Simmons J Behn M Wmk J Schneuer B Adamson E Covmgton B Ganfleld D Atwood ShCOIwD ROW Mr Cabalka J Shover D Rxckels J Bohlken C Meyer M Lang B Bleadom T Null D Rlckels Mr Shugart THIRD ROW B Morey J Carter N Bleadom S DeMoss Panther Club xs an orgamzauon for the athletes of Montl I-hgh To become a member of Panther Club a student must vun atleastone major letter Only mem bers are allowed to wear letter sweaters Those ln Panther Club alm at all txmes to favorably represent Montl Hlgh At the end of the year the club has 1ts annual PICYHC for the coaches Thls years offlcers were Bob Adamson, presldent Jerry Schnelter, vlce presldent Stuart DeMoss, sec retary treasurer Offlcers for '56 '57 are presldent, Maynard Lang vice presldent, Ken Wxrtner secretary treasurer, Rlchard Wrmght shaw,'A. 'Wink,'L.-Baldwin, ic. iavmnel, 11. Dirks,'T. rlhauganfx. Clark, D. uvolkman, M.. I F Tllllll ll0MllMAKEIlr 0F .lllllllllllfl FIRST ROW: A, Bunting, G, Mellor, J. Hollar, J. Rieniets, M. Egger, M. Buol, A. First, J.Kuntz, J. Bender, K, TerVeen. SECOND ROW: C, Folkers, J. Black, P. Hayen, D. Hanken, L. Ellison, M. Edwards, D. Streeper, J. Simmons, J. Goettsch, THIRD ROW: S. Rathbun, H, Harford, I, Suter, A. Tuel, D, Baldwin, M. Folkers, S. Lambert. J, ,,,, , . -,W 4.-.v . . W.. F.I-I,A, has eight purposes, all aimed toward making its members better citi- zens of the world and of the home. This year, the first of our activities was acting as the hostess group to ten F,H,A, chapters at the district conference. At Christmas time, we held a party with the theme of Christmas in other lands. We started off the new semester with No Gripe Week in which the entire student body and faculty participated. Gripers were asked to make a donation to the March of Dimes. Four girls and Miss Cousins spent a profitable weekend in Des Moines at the F, I-I,A, State Convention. A delegation of members attended a party given for us by Olin chapter. A carwash was held in the spring to raise funds for the purchase of keys for the fourteen girls who earned their junior degrees. This years officers are president, Mary Ann Buol, vice-president, Mary Egger, secretary, Judy Rienietsg treasurer, Adel First, historian, Maomi Stadtmuellerg parliamentarian, Myra Schoenbeckg public relations, Jeanne Morey, music, Elaine Applebyg recreation, Barbara Tobiason. FIRST ROW: J. Prull, J. Schoen- beck, N. McVcy, J. Bleadorn, V. Merritt, M. Poppe, M. Goodyear, R, Postel, SECOND ROW: B. Tuel, L, Lehmann, E. Rath, B. Schneider J, Morey, M, Schoenbeck, N, Stadtmueller, E. Appleby, B. Tobiason, R, Eiben, R. Heiken, M, Ganfielcl, B. Eberhart. THIRD ROW: Miss Cousins, J. While. I. Hanken, M. Willms, M. Martin, S. Hoult, L. Ricklefs, J. Bohlken, L, Rueter, S, Shoop, P, Drexler, K, Bright, G. Brokaw, W. Cox, FOURTH ROW: B. Covington, M. Nelson, B, Buol, L. Harms, J. Schoon, S, Read, M, Egger, S. Morning, J. Poppe, M, Fass, J. Schlarmann, J. ,McDonald, L, Folkers. Fl I'l'llE FAIKMEIL' 0F AMERICA FIRST ROW: G, Harms, L. Ehlts, J, Bohlken, L. Dirks, S, DeMoss, 1, Schneiter, B. Ganfield, W, Hacke, K, Schatz, J, Hasler, SECOND ROW: Mr. Johnson, J. Spahr, D. Heeren, K. Hagen, I, Hein, M. Ricklefs, D, Ellison, K, Clark, K, Tuetken, R, Bronemann, M, Ricklefs, G, Eberhart, THIRD ROW: R, Benedict, D. Slife, P. Gerdes, G. Ulferts, L, Luben, L. Gillmore, L. Monck, D, Caspers, R, Ulferts, R. Tuel, B. Sronel-ring. The F, F, A, is an organization made up of boys enrolled in vocational agriculture. The chapter has many activities throughout the year, both educational and recreational. This year the dairy judging team consisting of Glen Heeren, Bill Martin, Willard Price, and Bob Gan- field took second place out of 168 teams at the state dairy judging contest in Waterloo. The sophomores, juniors, and seniors placed third in the hog judging contest in Central City. Our chapter participated in the district corn judging contest at Manchester and rec- eived third place. Our annual parent-son banquet was held in March with l8O parents and sons attendin . Jerry Schneiter was toastmaster. Elizabeth Hoffman was named Chapter Sweetheart ann? Mr. Louie I-lanken was chosen as our honorary member. It has been decidedto make a senior trip an annual event. This year we are planning to go to ten southeastern states after school is out. Eight members attended the state F, F,A, convention in April. Marvin Ricklefs and Gordon Eberhart served as delegates and Ken Paulsen was a member of the state F, F,A,band, Numerous recreational and business meetings were held throughout the year. As a com- munity service project, we tested farm seeds and soils. Retiring officers of F.F.A, includeg president, Jerry Schneiterg vice-president, Stuart DeMossg secretary, Loren Dirksg treasurer, Bill I-lackeg reporter, Bob Ganfieldp sentinel, John Bohlken. The new officers are president, Ken Paulseng vice-president, Marvin Ricklefsg secretary, Gordon Eberhartg treasurer, Tom Streetsg reporter, Richard Stadtmuellerg sen- tinel, Galen Kuper, FIRST ROW: J. Eggiman, K. Hasler, A, Hanssen, J. Wright, K. Sradtmueller, T. Streets, L. Eggiman, R. Burrichter, G. Rieniets, J. Mettler, SECOND ROW: G. Cass, R. Meier, J. Lubavs, G, Heeren, G. Cooper, E. Covington, R. Stadtmueller, K. Paulsen, H. Hall. THIRD ROW: M. 1 Ehlts, W. Hanken, J. Zimmerman, J. Martin, C. Classen, R. Meier, G, Bader, L. Hosford, B. Martin, L, Luben, L, Gillmore, L. Monck, D. Caspers, R. Ulferts, R. Tuel, B. Stoneking. LIIBMIH PLIIB The Llbrarx C lub sponsored by Nirb He len C1115 in the ba bool l1brar1an IS one of the newer orQ1r1111t1or15 oi 'xIont1H1gb Fins xc IFS off1Lt rs wereDorecr1 reeper premdtnt Marv Egger t p 5 ftnt anclN41rw Ttnt Moa , Secretary treasurer Members of the L1br1ry C,l11ba:515t1r1Lbt xar1ous hbrary dutles and vsork for 1 brgger and better hbrary t uh year To ICIIISNC th1S goal the g1r1S IU the t lub vuork bird to earn pornts so tbry 11r11r1t1rr1e bepome 11brary asS1stant5 Some of the c111t1e5 of the membt ra 1re cheelumg out and she1w1ng books repa1r1ng books keepmg the lrbrary 1 le rn and rn order fdklflg mare of the magazmes and newspapers, I lprng mx atnritnt that mu I me drfftculty n f1nd1nQ m1ter1a1anrl'1e1orr11ng aeq1111ntedxx1Ll1 Jooks incl 11br1ry procedures It 15 a 'vxorthvrbde and re5por151b1e orgamz iL1OI'1 one of vxhrtb A107111 H1gh can be proud FIRST ROW Jeryl Goettseh Jeanne. Mmrey Janrce lxuntz Niarran Fass Lynda Eolkur Mary Jane, Moats SECOND ROM Karen Harnn Lors button alraron Lambert Lyda Lfennrann janrrr. Reyner Nirx ouyan Iwaornr Stadt111u:.1l1.r Niary Egger Presrdent Doreen btreeper fseated at end of tablej THLRD RUM Marlene Poppe Judy Poppe Sally Rathbun Sharon Read Carla Ful en Marrlyn Brnghr karole hay TerV1.en Esther Iiablu ' T 1 1 j , V r rx - v f x N 4 Y' 5 ' N . V Y , , X . , 1 , , St ' X '.z ' . X'1fP- FU,-ll 't .2 ' .1 f ts I ' f 1 Y ' , r- 1 1 - w ' - ' ' -A ' ' f r I A , , 1 f 1 1 1 . ' -L ' , 1 t ' , ' ' 'f ' L w ' ' 1 1 ' ' , '1 a ' . , , - , 1 K-2 , T . A i Y N . B . U Y N 1 . Y . 5 1 - o 1 ' 4 ' 1 2 5 Q IQ 1 ' 5 1 2 4 ' rs ' 1 Q . Q . 1 1 . , , 4 . . , .Az , , . r, 1 , 1 x ' ' : ., 1 f V , ' I I I ' I I ' V. . ' X E , 1 xg ,v , . ' V ' 4 1 1 ' I I ' U I It ' I , ' ,Q '. 1 , V ' 1 ' -' I n I t 1 K I ,, V I ' IAMEM ULIB '4-'Y' -.L-'1 ,...:1 FIRST RUM Lytla lf, aann Brenda Benson C an Root allen 5 enztl llovfard llall Jane Edwards ud suLl1c.rland sECclNlJ RUM N11 lwtllner n1llNl1tUaell Jaan sucer LbllllB3lw.lM1ll Eldon Coxmgton Dean The Camera Club of Montl HU h onc of thc most ac tue IH thas area pro mdes a well cquapped darkroom and helpful lI'lfOl llldt.lXC meetlngs twlce a month for those students ln grade s 8 ll anterested ln photography The membc rs of the exec utlxc board anclude Mr Vhllner and Mr Reed sponsors Allen btenzel, presmdent Howard Hall xlce presldent and Gary Poock sec retaru treasurcr Exery ye ar the Camera Club sets a goal toward whac h the members work Last year the goal was the purChas1ng of new darkroom equlpment and was suecessfully reached Thxs tc ar thc goal was to purchase a 4 wc 3 Speed Graphac Press Camera and use It to take rnanx ofthe group plctures for the annual The Argus Camcra Comp any also helped the c lub by donatmng a 35mm C 3 Camera and two box cameras whceh all we re deslgn ated for sc laool use The club 18 supported flnanclallx by ace cream sales wh Cl' are patronlzed by the students of Nlontx Hmgh throughout the school year Presadent Allen Stennl workxng an darkroom l f , V Q .. ,,, ,, ' ' .2 -.A N ,, , ,C ,',. , , N A 2 SL-, x, ., J Q - Y 3 ' .2 - .. 1. . -. , . , q 'L' 1 .L , - , ' 2 ' ' c X. 1' ' 'C 3 . f K c , 4 I ,. 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Q . 2 a 2 T 2 ' 2 I ' ' ' 2 , , - ' ' 2 ' f ' 2 H ' 2 ' T . ,, Y T h A 4 -4 c h V 7 . - H I . . wry, HRST ROM B Sellnuder A Bunun Nl Lyoodyear J Nlorq, M Nloats D Streeper M Egger E man L Ltl mann B Eber art bklllltllbtkb lx Tm,rVeen SELOND ROV' L Rueter M Plueger FIIIRD ROM J 5kllllL,lL.lL,f S Ihr rd ll llarford R llerktn B lworrrs M Wrllms L1 lN1'0ITlIlllllg3 B kernon S Lrmrm.r1z1n The one club for athletrc mmded grrls rn our hlgh school rs the G A A To beeome a member frfty or more pornts must be earned To reeerve an avxarcl grrls must earn 450 pomts Pornts are counted for leadershmp boatrng hrklng swrmmrng basketball, 'md other Com pet1t1ve or sxngle sports The offreers thrs year were presrdent, Doreen Streeper vrce presrdent Elrzabeth Hoffman secretary treasurer, Mary Jane Moats and pomt eaptarn Mary Egger Durrng the year play days were attended and we sponsored our own play mghts The last meetrng was held to eleet next years offlcers whrch are Mary Egger presrdent Barbara Tobrason, vmce presrdent Mary Jean Plueger, secretary treasurer and Phyllls Hayen, polnt captarn FIRST ROW I McDonald, B, Tobrason, J Schlamrann, S Lambert, G, Brokaw, J Skellcy, M Nelson, J Bleadorn, J Rxckels, R Erben, J Prull, SECOND ROW Mrs Johnson, E Appleby, J Reyner, M Egger, M Folkers, E Hagen, J Schneider, J Suter, 1 Goetrsch, S Mommg THIRD ROW G Mellor, D Burns, J Hollar, L Harms, I Edwards, W Cox, J Poppe, I Kuntz, S, Zubler, M Fass, M Poppe I . ' li n :fr ,, If x ' H 1 , ' I 5 . gr - g, .-A, u- , 1- 'll ' . - 1 - - . -1 L ' , ,, , , I , 4: ,ini -Jr - V lf ' W ,L A -I . x 1 ' ' Y, I 'N .' ,'A. 'FLA . ', -1 ' U, .,,A .I , ' .r .I I 1.y,, l lloff , , 'lll , , ' -lr , J. W '. ' . ' ',.' ': , r ', , , 5, Shoop, J, Black, L. liolkers, L, ElllSOIl, L, Harms, M, Martin, N, Stadtrnueller, I. Bohlken, P, Hayen, 'H , ' ' f rr , e 1 Q S , A , U a . 7 , . . . . . 1 ' n . . 1 - U I 1 ' ' ' - ' . . ' Y . ' - , 1 - 1 it 4 , 1. . 7 . , . 5 . . - . 5 SUCIAL EVENTS Sophomore Attendant Joan Sute r Senior Attendant Freshman Attendant Mary Jane Moats Sharon Zimmerman J 1 Senior Attendant Junior Attendant Bonnie Schneider Kai-ole TerVeen Senior Attendant Carol Aldrich Q I 9 rv rigs' 5 -f I s-if O 4. Q' ll Ill 1 time 1 1 X , I I FIRST Rllwg ll, Eibcii, J, Wilcox, V, Merrill, B, liherliarl, SECOND RUM: P, Shelley, J. Spahr, L, Carlano, C, Classeii, Presenting the candidates for Band Queen and King of IQ56! These candidates are chosen hy their class as representatives of that class. The classes then enter in competition to see which class can collect most corn and money, The climax comes on Halloween night at the annual Korn Karnival when the corn is auctioned off and the King and Queen are crowned. The money raised by this affair is used for various band projects. Our King and Queen of 1096 ---------- Joe Spahr and Jeanette Wilcox--- ---representatives of the sophomore class! MISS JUDY I-IOLLAR Judy Hollar was selected from among the senior girls in band to rep- resent Monti High in the competition for Miss Eastern Iowa at the Eastern Iowa Band Festival held in Cedar Rapids on May l9. M ,wif xr- J. V ,mi 5 9 vt the nh- THE LIT'I'I,E Illlll l,Al,llHEIl', Laurie Huntington , Mr. Huntington , Thomas Rhatigan Mrs, Huntington. . Wally .... , Miss Gustavesky , Women Directe Student CAST Ol-' CHARACTERS C Janice liuntz Ferl Wood , , Larry Cartano Mrs, Wood , . Judy Sutherland , Wilma Cox Joan Wood , . Karole TerVeen John Morning Mark Bradford . . Gary Poock Mary Ann Buol Horatio Honeywell , , Bob Benson who cronie to tea: Evonne Reth, Sharon Read, Phyllis Drexler, Mary Karen Paulsen, and Verna Merritt d by Mrs, Darlene Neihaus Director ,, , Adel First , l l J Mill T0 EARTH CAST OF CHARACTERS Agnes . . Gladys Mellor Wilfred ...U Eldon Benedict Pilone ,, . .oQ. Bob Morey Augusta Applegate . . Jan Bender Diana Clump . . . Judy Hollar Orpha Teel . . Elaine Appleby Ruthie Teel. . .Bonnie Schneider of l 0 fi Millie Brgmgley , Margaret Edwards Baxter Bromsley . . June Bromsley . Richard White . Herman Howell . Robert Hanley . Stage Manager , Directed by Mrs, Darlene Neihaus Student Director ,, .Marge Dandl . Jerry Shavs Libby Hoffman Jerry Schneiter . . John Shover , Wilbur Otten Paul Hinrichs H-FLIH HINUTET 1 2 1-I '1 0' -:RA The night of E-'cbruziry lO. . za big sucvvwb. , so many things In-lpwl to mzakf- it soy . the Coop- vrxition of old run-rnlucrs, ,LI10 vsoncivriul plzirm ot commitu-1--w 3 , ,, thc crntkmsiarrm of all couccrrmcl I, I . . -v Q , gaxnrlthcuHu'r1f1r1n'c ltsvlt, . Um p '1 U 'lx' wonderful f0OPI, , thi' bflillfif-L11 deco facto attcn rations, , Llxv vc,-ry 53345- ry dance band, . the good flange, , .1 hmghly bun uzwwful nlght. ! ' Y FANTAUY LANHM 'C V l It '8- QF .tr-05 '. .K ,L ' 4 Am i N 'Q - N ,Z I six .- , A 'H The night is Clear and bright. . . This is the night of Junior-Senior ...' The girls in their fancy clothes and the boys all dressed up in their Sunday best. . . The theme that was still a secret when the Seniors arrived. . . The beautiful decor- ations. . .The cute waitresses in their short skirts ...' The wonderful music ofthe band . , .Also, the fact that the seniors were l' P Y if now through with actual classes, and all that remained vias graduation itself. . . Special thanks to the Juniors for making it a night long to be remembered. V Wf Y, Zmgafify' Graduation night ----- it has finally arrived, How long we've wondered if it would ever get here, and at the same time have been so busy that we've hardly had time to breathe., What a queer mixture of thoughts we hold in our minds this glorious night. The sad and the glad, all mixed together in a hopeless jumble which we ourselves can't straighten out, even in our own minds. Really it's an end! As we think that we may never again see some of these people, we appreciate the good times and wonderful experiences that we have had with them. From here ----- our graduation ----- we'll go into the world and make new friends, but we'll never forget the friends and experiences of our high school days. Also, it's a beginning ----- a beginning of our life as adults. We may not yet be legally of age , but we're now about to begin making our mark in this world, and we're going to have to do so in an adult way, We realize this as we sit here listening to Mr. Grimes talk of the basic drives in life, As we think about it, we can see how some of our sadness is balanced by the thoughts of adventure and joy in what the future may hold, VALEDICTORIAN Sharon Zubler SALUTATORIANS Eldon Benedict Doreen Streeper 64 . , 'Ax , I 'I 1 ' I O . I J Q : ' ! ' - r , ' 4 , v - t K ,.,,.A 5 I '4 l 'bf A LIC, n 'Q ig V gl, fm.'I 6.5 V L' I. , ,,4 I-t A. -..., , V .' 4 t-,Lf , ,'. s . 'i LISA 'I 9 r si-lx , .-Vi' Sq mhldirp F ' 4- 5 ' 4:.. ' , 4- 3 ,W ,L-r , Hu',- -. A I - K... .llflv . 'V' !' tg, si 'il' L', X y ' rf' Fi-r '43 '- I if j, -.I Ii iw-f 'BL 5 ' ' , -f ' ' l!'I -si 'T ' QQ: ' I ff' P r A - ,L ll. 5. 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