Monticello High School - Panther Yearbook (Monticello, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1959 volume:

mlllu '- ' 1 l THE 1959 PANTHER MONTICELLO PUBLIC SCHOOL MONTICELLO, IOWA r' . .R inf. 'E Nuo, the Senior Class of 1959, in deep appreciation of the surviccs shc has so graciously rendered to our class and our school, dcdicziru this ariririai to Mrs, Mildred Griffith. I X Z5 XI ADMINISTRATION BOYD SHANNON F35 ia , 1 .Mx E i'I ' s 5 ' ., ' A' 1 L .i 'fab I X si .. VANCE STEAD Superintendent AUGUSTA MELSHA Principal Secretary This year Mr. Shannon served his 16th year as superintendent of our school. Mr. Stcad was our principal for the 7th year, ELNORA MARS TON Office Assistant The school board consists of five of Monticello's outstanding citizens. Their main project this year has been school district reorganization. Mrs, Melsha and Donald Sutherland also serve on the school board as secretary and treasurer respectively. VIRGIL HUNT, CHLOE SKELLEY, ED COX, Pres., DAVID CUCKLER, and LOUIS MORF i illl Kilim! Milli 0fPR ly' 'ov FACULTY MUSIC RAY STUMBAUGII Inatrumtntal Music JOE NOBLE Vocal Mu ic if 1 SOCIAL SCIENCE VICTOR DIERCKSEN Problems of Democracy World History EARL MCCAUSTLAND Driver's Training Safety Education World Geography Fresh-Soph Coach DONALD MA RSTON American History Sociology -Psychology Lf' IQ: VOCATIOINS DELAINE 'XII EBUHR Home making ELMER ANDERSON Industnal Arts HOWARD WEBB Agriculture CHARLES KISSICK Commercial Xrts gn 5 ENGLISH MILDRED GRIFFITH Enghsh I1 American Lxterature MARTHA JOSEPH Enghsh III DONALD BARBER Enghsh I Speech and Dramatxcs HELEN CUYAN Enghsh Llterature Llbrarlan .4- if I FACULTY PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEAN NELSON Co u.h Phy algal Fducatlon LEONA DIERCKSEN Physlcal Education i MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE HERBERT BRICHAM nology Chemxstxy Modern Physlcal Scxence WILLIAM LESCHENSKY Algebra I Geometry Physxcs Advanced Mathematxcs T K N! I q ,N X 1 X. X XX -..-N ., , X .-ff X g' '- A . iff! N -- --..--, Z' I K- M L SENIORS BRENDA BENSON-- One laugh will conquer a million frowns. SENIORS BOB Al.DRlCH-- lt's time for a change--Oh, well, I was just leaving anyway. AUDREY APPLlBY-- Happy are they who are silent, for they shall never be quoted. PARKE BEHN - - The only man who ever got all his work done by Friday was Robinson Crusoe. JANICE BOHLKEN-- Some think the world was made for fun and frolic, and so do I. RON BRONEMANN -- I have never seen in the world a greater monster or miracle than myself. JUDY BLEADORN- She'll twirl her way to success. ROGER BENEDICT-- Don't forget me, but don't call me to mind either. GERTY BROKAW-- Believe this or not, it's queer but true! We like her immen- sely and the teachers do too. SENIORS RON BURRlCHTER-- He 's a whiz at trig and he thinks figures are fascinating. JUDY BRANDEMUEL - - Her friends are many, her foes,--are there any? HARRY CASNER Life would be quite intolerable if it weren't for its women. JOYCE DlRKS-- A neat little, sweet little, fair little maid. BILL EBY-- When it comes to lessons, he belongs to the Don't Worry Club. BONNIE BUOL-- She came, she saw, and she 's still driving around. CHARLES CLASSEN-- One of the greatest labor saving devices is tomorrow. JERRY EGGIMAN- A country gentle- 111311. BARBARA EBERHART - - She who brings sun- shine into the lives of others can not keep it from her- self. LYLE EHLTS-- He doesn't preach so he doesn't prac- tice. JANE EDWARDS-- At any subject this girl is a whiz. What's exams to us, to her is a quiz. 'hu CHARLES CEARHART He studies a lot but he's perfectly nor- mal. l LINDA GUYAN- A smile is a curved line that will set a lot of things straight. PHILLIP GERDES-- I used to be bashful, l used to hate women,--them days is gone forever. CLASS OF '59 MARY JO COODYEAR- There's always one girl at every dance who makes the other girls wish they'd gone to the movies. KEITH HAGEN-- He knows that foot ball isn't the only place that 21 good line is needed. f rv' lv 'I RUTH ANN HEIKEN-- Generally speaking she's generally speaking. DALE HEEREN- I can sleep all day, nights are different. GALEN HARMS-- I feel like a fugitive from the law of averages. GRACE KROMMINGA- Not too serious, not too gay, but a good gal ever. SHIRLEY HOULT-- Be silent and safe. GORDON HIMEBAUGH-- What this world necds is more mistle toe and less missile talk. CLASS OF '59 rf' PHYLLIS HUBNER-- She has a sweet disposition, a good quality for a good position. Y JUDY McDONAl.D-- By her singing, ye shall know her. .,. SENIORS JIM HOLMES-- I agree with no man's opinions, I have some of my own. MARY MARTIN- - There are some si- lent people who are more interesting than the best talkers. DUANE KEEGAN- He thinks there are only two kinds of people. Those who are Democrats and those who wish they were. MARILYN NELSON - - The mice will play while the cat is away. JIM MAURICE- Late hours aren't good for one, but they're all right for two. GERALDINE MOATS - - The most fun I have in school is when I'm not there. e if 3, 1 RON LONG-- Only three great men are living. I am one, and I for- get the other two. SENIORS if BILL MCDONOUCHH The more I study, the more I discover my ignorance. LAURA REUTER-- She's not a ruby, she's not a pearl, she's just a nice all- round girl. BARBARA NORRIS - - A smlle IS a trad 9 mark of a happy soul. BILL MITCHELL I only hope I don t have to walk to suc cess DICK MEIER He doesn 't break the rules he just bends them a I1t'tIe JANET PRULL Blushes may come MARY PIERCE-- A smile goes a long way farther than speed. in 5 and blushes ma ' 0 I S 1 but freckles stay on forever. 'F Q BOB MFIER- I don't mind studying but I don't like to tell the teachers all I know. JEFF PODHASKI- All the world is a stage and l'm doing my part by acting up. if-gf '93 'E' T LUELLA RICKLEFS- Life is 1025 what you make it and vlffo how you take ll. JANICE SCHNEIDER It's just the little things I forget. GARY RlENlETS-- A woman hater--he hates to leave them. GEORGE PONDER-- How do you expect me to sleep when you recite so loud? JOYCE SCHOENBECK An all round girl not very tall earnest in work, and friendly to all CAROL SACKETT-- She is little, she's not shy, and there is mischief in her eye. KEN SCHA'l'Z-- Why should the devil have all the fun? CLASS OF '59 KEITH STADMUELLER The longer they wait, the harder they fall. Won't he fall hard? IV It ff Nj JUDY SCI-IOON Love is a circumstance over which I have no control. BUOL STONEKING - - I d0n't know any reading more easy, more fascinating, or more delightful than Hot Rod m agazine. SUSIE SHOOP-- In heaven, angels are nobody in particular. 1 'TV ,I STEVE THOMPSON-- To live by rules is to live horribly. BONNIE SMITH-- Get acquainted with her, she'll surprise you. KEN TUETKEN-- A flaming youth. CLASS OF '59 JULIE SKELLEY-- She put the miss in mischievous. 5' Q- ' 'ui' at -fw, x?'-1-sr S, , 3' 13 . SENIORS GEORGE UI.FERTS-- I could enjoy school if I didn't have to study. BEVERLY TUEL- - There's nothing more fun than a man. SHARON ZIMMERMAN-- Quiet as a kitten on Cotton. LOREN VOLKMAN If there 1sn't any thing to do let me do it RUDOLPH ULFERTS The wrong way al ways seems the more reasonable JANET WHITE - - Happiness is spvuch- less. MARILYN WILLMS- I believe this Search for knowledge has been a wild goose chase. 3 -i JIM ZIMMERMAN-- I'm not Iost--I'm just not sure where I am. 3, a .I Q , '- W? ff 1 . , . WY 5 ----4, A Q -' ' 1.19 r i 1 1 in 1 'r 1 ,, 1,1 H , my . 5 A, A Y i-'-'- -'- A l 'F f r 1 B ij I V K: fx W' ' u , ' . N . ' 'Eff 'H ,VLZV ' Q Y, V' 5 A ..' V A ,g . ' V 1 1 ' 1 l, 1 SENIOR CALENDAR .LI 1 If I I ff lf Q'l April L2 . . . Jr.-Sr. Skarrug Parry 30 . . . Court Day May 22 . . .1r.-Sr. Banquet Last day of school 24 . . . Baccalaurcatc 25 . . .Class Day D 26 . . .Class plcurc P 28 . . . Commencement 29 . . . Awards Assembly Alumru Banquet . 1 fr 153' ' fl FUR f -4, 1' .','Qj'3g'l..! 1-3' I 1 A A 4 .l,,.. 5 i f ' -,sf K A - U' ,W 3 1 5 A r I a 51 s 1 5' ' F 'A an 1, 1 hh 1. , 9 . X . Y , ? f - A l' . I x . l - . -9' ., R ' i. ngv 45,6 . -gl - llll 5 . X-3-N. .,,- r 4 urfszw 'Z X l or Mr Shannon presents the valedlctorlan and salutato The speaker Dr Joseph E McCabe nan Agalnst the backdrop of the class motto We have crossed the bay the ocean hes before us seventy two sen lors recelved then' dlplomas and became alumnl of Montl hxgh After a week of no classes but frenzled actlvlty commencement exercrses were held IH the hlgh school audlto num on May 28 The semors led by Junxors Jxm Helgens and Sharon Starks solemnly marched to the stage where they were presented thelr dlplomas by presldent of the school board Davxd Cuckler Dr Joseph E McCabe presxdent of Coe College spoke. at the ceremony on the topic Educatron For What? Dr McCabe stressed the poxnts that educatlon should be used for socxal just1ce responsible mdlvxdualrsm and personal relatlonshlps Superlntendent Boyd Shannon presented the class of '59 and thelr many achrevements He then announced Jane Edwards and Judy Schoon as the valedrctorxan and salutatorlan respectrvely Seventeen members of the class were named to the four year honor roll Ron Burrlchter and Shlrley Hoult were commended for their four year perfect attendance record O5 X I8 ' EW' l ' e ' My 7 W S l- , ' I fl l ' . ' l ' S r ' ' l :X ' e , P El. at -Ml , YK Q Y' X ll -.4 ,' ' ' f . ' xx E .. J . JK' , Ay A 1' ' 1 S 4 - . - - . Af y K A' K 4'tla' Z ' ' X V , If 'ff R A 1 f S n ,Nl UNDERCLASSM EN JUNIORS .31 -, -ff, f 1 X 1 - E. Dierks, Pres. B. Stumbaugh, V. Pres 1, '- I ,, rf.. . 1' ? 5 9: 1 C x P Altchrson J Ambuehl L Bader Baty B Behrends R Black J Blanchard x 9' x V Blohm B Bohlken R Boysen D Burns R Chapman C Fxtkln G Folkerts 'R 5, Y Folkers R Ganfleld B Hanssen J Helgens Hoffman Holmes M Holub 'X V 'J 'sv xr D Hughes J Jaeger P Keener L Keyes, J rburz D Krem F Krommrnga N 'J 9' Q Q1 'S L V Lamont M Lamphler J Leggeff J Lehmann G Malte D Martensen N Martin R Matthlessen L Miller J Mullen J Nlckol E Oltmann J Ommen S Otten 2 f-s L of J P if 5-'J , - 'xvycf X. , -'N Q V A - B , N. -sf ' Q. . ' .gg -:ff '7! 'gf' f N kc X Q K L . . ' ' , . , . , J. , - , - , . 1' 7 W-.- gre' p - Q - R1 f -'L an f -1 1 5, .1 x s ' 4 se 'X E 1 0 F xl 'm will A- I L . . , . , . , . , . , . . ' , . R 4 J- n Q I -I rv ' 5, Ezei ' 'f ' 'J ' 5 5 1 -L il A v - . T. , . ' , . , . , D. , J. , . b '. A J . ,r J L ,, Ex 1 - L. Jef.-Q. Nas, x R X Ar V? . I K . , . , . , . . K' , . ' , . ' - .. J 'Q A me ' 3 ,.j .. ' : . - .3 L 1 , I I . . 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Willms, L. Wilken, M. Wink S. Wright, F. Zeadow, J. Zumbrunnen. Absent: M. Hall J. Ridenour l. Bohlken 4-1 soPHoMoREs Li L , 1 xi X Behn Pres R Toblason Pna 1 S Bader S Ballou L Balster W Barclay J Bayne C Bunson E Bleadorn Q G GC xg Ll 'N ' Bohlken P Brokaw J Bronemann L Cass M C3SS1dy D Conlgy R Covlngton 'U 44 .- 17 Dolan J Eden 'I' Eden P Egger L Egglman E Etten H Folkers ul it if .L Fraser D Freese E Ganfxeld L Gearhart M Cerdes M Cerjets L Goettsch QA ' 'Y 'W Y has X D Hall D Hasler L Hasler C Hawkins R Heeren D Hlmes A Hoag B Hollar L Holub S Hosford L Kaufman K Kxdwell L Kuhns R Lamont N YN I , ' . . ' , V . ur I R 4 ' 6 I ' ir 4 in 1 T f XT , . D IL X . x ' . - G. , . , . , . , . , . ' , . an fN ' , - '3 .:,- 'Ta lj XC , , ' N a f AN. A - x X J- 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - A 1 - l fx - A K 22, i :,!' -Q :L R vl ws: ,. Q , I fa-,an V 1 . ,im V' I x .1E?..I-:Ph . . rxgfca. A M. , . , . , . , . ' , . , . . Ai ,, ,V f . VV , 5 x ' . 15 , ' R. I Q s , 'lg W x A 'fi A , J ,Q ' 1 . 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BANQUET 11.3 4 and at W Gerty Brokaw and her date dance agamst the Judy Whlttemore warts for the festrvltxes to begm background of the band and the theme Echol ofthe Alps was chosen by the Junlors as the theme for the 1959 JUDIOI' stnror banquet and prom Though hmdered ln therr work by curlous senlors, the Junlors dld an excellent job to make the nlght an enjoyable and memorable one for all who attended JUHIOY class prtsldent Errol Dlerks was master of ceremonies and the gutsts vwtre. enttrtamtd by the JUHIOY gxrls sexttt and a yodellng song sung by Paul Toblason Mr Marston was the speaker ofthe evenlng hrs speech applred the fundamentals of mountaln cllmblng to l1f+. Sophomore servers walt to begln therr task '31 'QL- Mr and Mrs Marston enjoy the dancmg after the banquet Candldates for Corn Carnxval King and Queen Senxors Bonnle Buol and Ken Schatz T' Junxors Pat Keener and De Wayne Schafer Sophomores Mlke Suter and Carole Behn and Freshman Joyce Appleby and B111 Nelson in The annual band carntval was held on Halloween All lung and queen candt dates spent many hours collcctlng com and money tn competltlon for the roy al tttles The mnners by the sllm margtn of 7 bushels of corn were sentor candldates Ken Schatz and Bonnle Buol Because Halloween fell on the same nlght as a Monttccllo football game the two events were combtned The chtldren s costume parade was held between halves of the game and the carnlval and a dance followed the game Bruce trxes the mmature golf game Best dressed couple Mr Brigham after an apple Bl 32 I W Q N i l 'f 4g :if.i' 11 b5-, k SPEECH AND MUSIC W K1 5 S 4 I 4 ' if 4 Q , 1 , 'XX N.'K . x f .xx K X ' I ' Q. 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MARCHING BAND G MIXED CHORUS Madrigal sings at union Lenten Serviee Fifty students pr ictieed diligently every Monday Wednesday and Friday morning to make up the Mixed Cho ru The eliorus participated in the Christmas PTN program presented sey eral concerts and atte ided the WaMac and county musie festiyals The Nladrigal a smaller group composed of Mixed Chorus me ibers sang for many occasions, including union Lenten services The chorus Madrigal and niany small groups and soloists also participated in music contests Ii the fall the operetta Down ln the Valley xy as presented The entire chorus plus other vocal music, students participated Marilyn Ixelson accompanied the Mixed Chorus Schneiter Secretary lwancy Perkins Mr Noble Director Mary Martin Barbara Norris Judy Sehoon Janet Prull Mary Jo Goody ear and Barbart Eberhart SECOIND ROW Judy Whittemore Tammy Eden Judy N1cDon ald Diani Schatz Xnne Hoag Lynn Balster Treva Follxers Bonnie Smith Judy Brandernuchl Dorothy Freese Bonnie Buol Linda Miller and Joyce Schoenbeel THIRD ROW Marlene Wynn Robert Tobiason Herb Ry nor Jim White Errol Dierks Charles Gearhart Ron Boyson, Jim Holmes Ron Bronnemann Dale Heeren and Sue Shoop FOURTH ROW Steve Vanourny Bruce Sturnbaugh Dave Krein PaulTob1ason V Pres B1l1Eby Ken Tuetken Joe Mullen, Jim Helgens Ron Burrichter Pres Richard Hceren and Melvin Limrnerrnan rf 37 - X v 5 5 gp R . ' Y I ,YT f I 'Q '- l 13 . y X h A .H . . Y 5 V Y Y V . y . . - s. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Diane Hoffman, Carole Pitkin, Marilyn Nelson, Joyce Appleby, Sara Meyer, Sharon I Q X 'S J V T v ' J 1 . .Q ' l A x V. ' A' l v , N s l , y ' ' , ' ' 4 . z . ' y . ' , '. - a ' 2 I' s 9 I 1 v I ' v 1 ' 'v V 1 x . A Y 4 Y V I Ti' ' I 7 Y V 7 7 l 1 Y T !' A 1 is D l ' I A '1 . 1 V x ' I 1 r .' 'Q .1 Y 7 ! 'J ! ' 3 ' A 5, 1 2 ' Q I. ' y BOYS GLEE CLUB ' i' i A Iuesdry relre rrsrl of the boys glee elub An unusuallx large number of boxs turned therr mterests toward musrc to make out of Montrcello s btst boxs gltt clubs rn years A total of thrrty one boxs gave vwrllmgly of therr trme and talents to make tlus possrblt The grrls glee club Much consrsts of the grrls rn mrxed chorus plus other grrls mterested rn musrc can boast 'rftx frve members for the 1958 1959 school year The glee club partrcrpated rn the Chrrstmas program the Jones County Festrval and the annual state musrc contest Judy Schoon rs accompanrst for these groups FIRST ROW, Left to Rrght Denrus Smrth Robert Tobrason Steve Vanourney Jlm Whlte, Jrm Holmes Ron Boysen Kerth Hagen Duane Keegan and Melvrn Lrmmerrnan SECOND ROW Vrctor Lamont, Rrchard Heeren Herb Rynor, Errol Drerks Brll Eby Bruce Stumbaugh Jrm Helgens, Ron Burnchter Roger Benedrct, and Mr Joe lwoble Drrector THIRD ROW Loren Volkman Bob Merer Dave Krem Paul Tobxason Ken Tuetken, Charles Gearhart, Joe Mullen Ron Bronnemann Dale Heeren B111 Wrlcox and Ron Long 38 1 2 Q .s ' 3 R A ' ' n il 1, x - lf. 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S4 L X ' ' ff si , I f 1- .QW FW! 9 E X.'N 4 N x fa , I-l Cx ' ' ' 45-K 0 4' ff 6 F i N 'G I OL. 3 A -if s BASKETBALL VARSITY ,W V9 'T FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Bob Matthiessen, Bruce Stum- baugh, Jeff Potlhaski, Mike Hall, Jim Helgcns, Ron Long, and Carlyle Wacker. BACK ROW: Dennis Smith, Manager, Dave Stead, Philip Gerdes, Charles Gearhart, Joe Mullen, Dick Meier, and Mr. Dean Nelson, Coach. FRESH-SOPH FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Larry Coettseh, Doug I-limes, Dave Stead, Larry Husmann, and Paul Skelley. BACK ROW: Jack Ross, Joel Hetzler, Ed Canfield, Ervin Etten, Jim Robertson, Rollie Steiner, and Mr. Earl McCaustland, Coach. 12 11, 3 f B . 4, 'bla 1 N TRACK I A f . LEFT: Bill Bohlken CENTER: Coach Anderson RIGHT: Parke Behn jumps the anchors the mile relay. starts the 220 yd. dash. hurdle. The Monti cindermen got off to an early start in track this year and took the lion's share of the trophies at different meets. In two earlier meets, the Cornell Relays and the I. S. T. C. Relays, the red and black brought home seven trophies, thirty-one medals, and two ribbons. New records were set in the football throw, -140 yd. dash, mile run, mile medley, and 480 yd. shuttle hurdle. Although the conference meet had not been held at this writing, from all indications, Monticello had a good chance to set more records and retain its track crown for the third straight year. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Bob Meier, Ron Long, Parke Bchn, Jim Maurice, Keith Hagen, and Dick Meier. SEC- OND ROW: Dave Stead. Bruce Stumbaugh, Leon Wilken, Bill Bohlken, Jim Helgens, Roger Canfield, Paul Skelley, and John MHUICC- THIRD ROW: Doug Him9S, Gary Pratt, Rollie Steiner, Pete Ponder, Larry Goettsch, Irvin Etten, Lyle Holub, Jim Robinson, Mike Bradley, and Coach Nelson. FOURTH ROW: Merle Cox, Stan Hosford, Dave Hawkins, John Baty, John Meier, Larry Rickels, Charles Hawkins, Denny Smith, Dave Specht, and John Fraser. I , V ' .- ' '-an X.. Q R CHEERLEADERS -all. a 'iii FRESH SOPH Cheryl Burns Tammy Eden Carole Behn and Varslty Football Unrforms Susxe Schnerder Fnthusrastrc support encouraged by the cheerle lders spurred our teams to good performances durlng 58 59 The cheerleaders were chosen by the Student Councrl and faculty rn the sprmg of 1958 ln the fall the cheer leaders were hostesses of a cheerleadlng chnxc They sported brg whlte football mums at the homecommg game Durmg basketball season and espec1al1y during the tournaments the cheerleaders presented fme pep rallles and encouragement at the games As a reward for therr servrces the g1IlS made a tmp to the Boys State Basketball tournament 1n Des Molnes VARSITY Marrjam. Show er Marlene Wynn Susre Shoop Mary Jo Goodyear Jackre Nrckol and Carol Frtkm 49 3 - .. b- nv 1 L1 gr ,V t,-,. A 'D 1 V' . Y J 1. ' ' V , 3: - , 'S . L' .Y I . W ...N R r,1'vQ -5 2 l r ' 1 v 1 I V A A 5 ' ' ,V , ' I -I . , . , . . v . : 4' ' ' , ! Y I ! , Y. I 2 4 I , i , X 'X 5 Q N i XX f ----4 X l 3 ORGANIZATIONS L, I x E E ANNUAL STAFF Members of the annual staff checlung pro ductxon progress 1 B .Z Thrs 59 Panther lS the result of the work of thrs year s annual staff Productxon of the annual rnvolves many hours of copy wrxtxng prcture taklng and prmttng layout drawlng and typlng Thts year the Panther rs usrng many prctures taken by Bob Schmrdt and loaned to the staff by the Montrcello Express The 59 Panther ts a permanent record of the events of the 1958 59 school year It rs the hope of the annual staff that the students wrll keep and treasure these books as a remrnder of therr hlgh school days FIRST ROW Left to R1ght Ioyce Schoenbeck Judy McDonald, Marrlyn Nelson and Jane Edwards, Co Ed1IOIS Mary Jo Goodyear and Juhe Skelley SECOND ROW Mr Donald Marston Adv1sor Bonrue Buol Susle Shoop, Parke Behn Busxness Manager Ron Bronnemann, Ron Long Jamce Schnerder, Barbara Norrrs, and Certy Brokaw 52 N V V: P - I. pl -X. 1 .- V ,iv r .x , .f ,, , , X xx 5, l . , . n Z ' Q ' Q Y ' Z ' Y S 7 1 3 1 PANTHERETTE FIRST ROW Left to R1ght Joyce Schoenbeck Drana Schatz, Bonme Buol Mary Jo Goodyear Judy McDonald and Julra Skelley Co Edrtors Tammy Eden Jane Seehussen, and Judy Bleadorn SECOIND ROW Marxlyn Iwel son Mr Don Marston Advrsor, Lmda Mlller Barbara Norr1s Jeanne Bohlken, Lyrm Balster, Joanne Eden, Nancy Perkrns Luella Rrcklefs Treva Folkers Shrrley Hoult, Jackxe Ntckol, Jaruce Schnelder Ruth Ann Herken Marrjane Shover, and Jane Edwards THIRD ROW Gerty Brokaw Sus1e Ballou, Bonme Hollar Ron Bronne mann Ron Bumchter, Ron Long Parke Behn Marlene Wynn and Carole Behn Julre and Judy workmg to meet the press dead lne Changrng rt sname from Phrlornonte to Pantherette thrs year the hrgh school paper appeared once a week rn the Montrcello Express The paper featured a PenUps column wrrtten by co edrtor Judy McDonald and a sports column wrrtten by Ron Long plus storres on the happenmgs of th week wrrtten by the reportmg staff A new awards system was rnrttated thrs year By makrng three seperate awards underclassmen were able to earn Cubs and Journeymen awards whrle senrors were elrgrble for the top award of star reporter D 53 V I 7 ! 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F H A grrls who served the F F.A banquet State F H A Conventron he are the Future Homemakcrs ofAmer1ea he face the future wrth v-.arm courage and hrgh hope Tlus rs part of the creed of our F H A grrls who are organlzed to further rnterest rn home economrcs and to work for good home and famrly lrfe Durmg the year the F H A glrls heard a guest speaker on styles for 59 They served the F F A banquet and partrclpated rn a servlcc project for the County Home Therr money makrng project was a eh1l1 supper that provrded expenses for a tr1p to Amana FIRST ROW, Left to Rrght Leah Belle Stemer Judy Bayne Phyllxs Egger Joyce Wrllms Mary Jo Goodyear Barbara Eberhart Treva Folkers Shrrley Hoult See Jackre Nlckol Treas Marlene Wynn Pres Judy MeDon ald V Pres Lrnda Mlller, Drst Offrcer Elarne Rrcklefs Jane Seehusen Marrlyn Nelson Jams Lehmann Mrs lxrebuhr SECOND ROW Judy Bohlken Sharon Gerdes Dorxs Hall Lrnda Kaufman Marlene Gerdes Dmana Schatz Laura Reuter Marrlyn Wrllms Sharon Wrrght Bonnre Buol Sharon Schnexter Luella R1Ck.lCfS Jamcc Bohlken Shxrley Podhaskr Martha Edwards Nancy Perkms Beverly Schoon Phylrs Hubner Beverly Rrcklefs Nancy Krern Dorrean Wrlken Lrnda Mowrey Peggy Kernen Carol Cole THIRD ROW Sharon Starks Georgra Folkerts Vrda Mellor Susne Schnerder Lors Morrrssey Judy Hogan Dranne Hoffman Mary Reth Carole Fxtlun Karen Eggrman Janet Postel Cheryl Rhatrgan Ruth He1ken Janet Mexer Judy Bleadorn Betty Chapman Bev erly Bartels Marrjane Shover Pat Sxebels Lrnda Eggrman D1ane Conley Barbara Null 54 FFA FIRST ROW Left to Rrght Lynn Kuhns Ronme Rogers Stanley Schatz Carlyle Wacker, Sentmel Jerry Eggr man Treas Ken Schatz Sec y Drck Ma1er Pres Phrl Gerdes V Pres Charles Classen Reporter Larry Hus mann Marvrn Mrrtensen, Leon Smock Stanley Hosford Bob Hanssen and Jack Krburz SECOIND ROW B111 Postcl Ed Ganfreld Ray Heeren Rrchard Lubben Dean Martensen, Harold Ulferts Bob Black, Paul Tob1ason, Rudy Ulierts Ken Tuetken George Ulerts Kerth Hagen Lyle Holub Gary Rrckels, Marvrn Gerjets, Roger Bene drct Brll Bohlken Charles Hawluns Davrd Hawkrns John Moak and Mr Howard Webb Advrsor THIRD ROW Mlkc Suter Herman Folkers, Galen Harms Larry Bader Duane Keegan .hm Krburz Russell Stadtmueller, Larry Rrckels, Davrd Specht, DeWayne Schaefer Benny Hanssen Bob Me1er B111 Wrlcox Bob Lamont Jlm Boul Rrch ard Covrngton Jrm Xrmmerman Denms McDonald Robert Toblason Wayne Barclay, Melvrn Z1mmerman and Lester Hasler After a boy becomes enrolled 1n the vocatronal agrrcultural classes he 13 ehgtble for mernbershrp rn the F F A Thus year the club had frfty seven members In September a da1ry ,udgrng team placed rn the srlwer emblem group at the Darry Cattle Congress at lx aterloo The socral year began wrth the annual haynde rn October Durrng the latter part of October and durrng November they carned out a successful cornptcker safety campargn At the annual parent son banquet Jerry Eggrman was named Star Chapter Farmer and Ray Adams was chosen Honorary Chapter Farmer Judy McDonald was the Chapter Sweetheart Seven local boys placed rn the 5111. er emblem group of the F F A sub drstrrct speech contest whrch was held rn Montrctllo Jerry ljggrman and Dean Martensen attended the state conventron at Dax enport Ta Award wrnners at the banquet 5J Dmsplay at the Natronal Corn Pxclung Contest 0 l 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' , , ' . 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STUDENT COUNCIL Workmg on the student councxl handbook The Student Councrl rs the student body s vorce tn the runntng of the hrgh school Wrth elected representattves from eaeh class the councrl meets every Tuesday to drscuss problems of the school Thts year a Walviac Conference student councrl system was organrzed The purpose of thrs jornt counetl rs to encourage better relattonshtp between the Walviac schools Montrcello s Ruth Ann llerken was elected presrdent of the Walvlac group The mam project of thrs year s student counctl was the wrtttng of a student handbook whtch tells new students about the htgh school s rules and acttvrttes It rs planned that thts book wrll be ready for dtstrrbutron next fall The councrl s year ended wrth the annual ptcnrc on May 15 at the Wapstprntcon State Park SEATED, Left to Rxght Marrlyn Holub Llnda Mlller Nancy Perkins Pete Ponder J1m Maumee Bev Schoon Dlercksen Advrsor Susan Ballou and Jenmfer Schncxder STANDIING Ruth Herken, V Pres Jrm Holmes Pres and Laura Reuter Sec y we 31 mb NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ' i' D T7 rs B Jang 1 FIRST ROW Left to Rrght Mr Stumbaugh Sponsor Manlyn Nelson Gerty Brokaw Barb Iworns, Judy McDon ald Joyce Schoenbeck and Jane Edwards SECOND ROW Susxe Shoop Ron Burnchter Charles Gearhart Gary Rlemets and Judy Schoon Eleven senrors solemnly marcnedtothe Iamrlrar strarns of Follow the Gleam rn the tradltronal eandlelrght rnrtratron Each pledged to uphold the hrghest rdeals ofthe socletx rn eharacter seholarshrp leadershrp and servlce There were four members who had been elected the prevrous year and seven newly elected mem bers In the sprmg four new junror members were elected The annual sprmg banquet was held rn therr honor on f'-.prrl rwenty nrnth The mothers prepared the food whrle the senror members dld the planmng and decoratmg lwl-IW MEMBERS ' Left to Rxght Lrnda Mrller Bmce Stumbaugh, Jane Scchusen, and Marlene Wynn 2' 4, ve :S ,, all 57 i n-iq 5 1 , J UW Q za -w n .4 A W za . o i .- L.-rE'-: i-ET?-L 3 - C Q ,fn 7 3 - t' E F , .. 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Barb Norr1s adds two pornts rn the Senror Freshman basketball game The hrgh rnterest rn the G R A thrs year was prow en by rts large rnembershrp The grrls enjoyed such actryrtres as prcnrcs dodbeball volleyball and sellrnb apples at basketball Barnes The proceeds from the apple sales were used to purchase the awards brven to actrye members who had the requrred number of pornrs Pornts may be earned by partrcrpatron rn athletrc and recreatronal actrvrtres Many of these pornts were earned at the meeungs whrch mere held eyery second and fourth Thursday ofthe month FIRST ROW Left to Rrght Joanne Eden Judy Baync Joyce Wrllms, Jane Edwards, Marrlyn Nelson, Mary Jo Goodyear Dranne Hoffman V Pres Treya Folkers Pres Barbara Eberhart See y Treas Certy Brokaw, Pomt Captarn Jackre Nrckol, Marlene Wynn Judy McDonald Elarne Rrcklefs Bonnre Hollar md Arm Hoag SECOND ROW Jenrufer Schnerder, Dorrs Burns Lorene Catlett Barbara Norrrs, Laura Reuter Mnrrlyn Wrllms, Bonnre Buol Sharon Schnerter Mary Martrn, Shrrley Otten Luella Rlcklefs Jams Bohlken Shxrley Hoult, Shrrley Podhaskr Beverly Schoon Martha Edwards Phyllrs Hubner Nancy Krem Dorrean Wrlken Janet Prull, Beverly Tuel Carol Cole Joyce Xppleby, Sharon Scott and Advrsor Mrs Drerclesen THIRD ROW Tammy Eden, Dee Hughes Judy Holmes Sharon Lrmmerrnan Sharon Starks Ceorgra Folkerts Susre Schnerder Lors Morrrssey Judy Hogan Larole Frtkrn Janet Postel Cheryl Rhatrgan Ruth Herken Janet Merer Judy Bleadorn Marrjane Shover, Patrrcra S1e bels Sheryl Burns Kay Rrckels Jean Bronnemann Juha Skelley Carole Behn, and Charlotte Marugg JB V 1 I I I i 1. 1 . E 1 li ' I in , , ' ' 1 ' s ' -1 - vs V' ' ' s - 'r 1 ' ' ys ,rf X. ' y V as y . s - r s ss H x ' Y, 1 x I ' 1 , I 4 . . ' - 1 I ' A ' 7 ' Y Y ' . , . , ,. ,, ,. ,,I- .. - Y Y ' 'Y Y 'Y Y 'Y 1 ' 1 x f V' ' ' , . . Y Y Y Y YL ' ' Y Y I I Y Y Y Y I Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 8 v x f v ' I r - 5 y I , Y Q . r , Y Y 7 Y Y ' Y I Y Y Y 7 Y Y 7 7 Y Y Y Y ' F CAMERA CLUB Larry Scott prrnts a prcturc rn the darkroom q' 2 M C amera C lub rs an orrsamzatror for the hrbh school s amateur photographers The club 15 set up by a rank system Ads, arrcement rn rank bu es each member more prrwrleges to use the equrpment rn the darkroom The darkroom rs equrpped to dextlop frlm and prmt and enlarge prctures Thr. club sells rce cream to the students after school to mutt the expenses of operaurrgy the darkroom The Lamera Flub created rrterest rn therr orjjanrzatron tlrrs year by sporrsorrrrg a Most Photogemc contest Xxmrrers of thrs contest X ere Marlene lwyrrn and Doug Hrmes FIRST ROW Left to Rrght Raren Krdwell Lors Cass Jane Edwards Sec y Treas John Baty V Pres Robert Sehmrdt Pres Judy Bayne, Phyllrs Egger and Mary Reth SECOND ROW Mr Brrgham Adxrsor Carohne Monk, Damcl I-lasler Larry Scott, Larry Goettsch Charles Gearhart Jack Ross John Fraser, Cohn Ponder, Brenda Ben son and Mr Leschcnsky Advrsor 59 . 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' f' - ' 7 'r 1 ' ' ' ' 1 1 V 1 y v 1 v 1 ' 1 . , . , . 1 M-CLUB Jeff Podhaskl readxes decoratlons for the banquet tables M Club 15 the schoo1's honorary act1v1t1es organrzatron A h1gh school student IS elrglble to Jom th1s club when he has earned a requ1red number of pomts Poxnts are earned by berng on the honor roll and part1c1pat1on rn athletrcs, musrc, and organrzatxons Thls year seventeen new members Joxned the group One of M Club s projects 15 operatmg the refreshment stand at all home football games Money from th1s proJ ect pays for the annual banquet and dance One of the rmportant socral events of the school year 15 the M Club banquet and dance At the d1nner the club s new members are 1rut1ated and the offrcers for the com1ng year are announced Club members the faculty, and the school board attend Thrs year s banquet held Apnl 10, centered around the theme Fantasy Land Interest was drawn by the table centerp1eces, black frgures of Peter Pan Captarn Hook, and Nanna, and by the large Jeep f1lled w1th Drsney characters ln the center of the room Featured speaker was school board member V1rg1l Hunt who spoke on the toprc ' Faxry Tale Truths The offlcers for the comrng year are Jrm Helgens presxdent Marlene Wynn, v1ce presrdent and Marxjane Shover, secretary FIRST ROW Left to Rxght Barbara Norrrs, Judy Bleadorn, landa Mrller, Marlene Wynn Barbara Eberhart Judy McDonald Ron Long V Pres Ron Burnchter, Pres Mary Jo Goodyear, Sec y Treas Janet Prull Judy Schoon, Laura Reuter, Manlyn Wrllms, Jane Seehusen, Joyce Schoenbeck, Gerty Brokaw SECOND ROW Mar1lyn Nelson, Mrs Dlercksen, Sponsor Carolyn F1tk1n, Jams Schnelder, Shrrley Hoult Jamce Bohlken Luella Rrcklefs, J1m Helgens, J1m Maur1ce Ron Bronemann, J1m Holmes Joe Mullenm Charles Gearhart Larry Coettsch, Robert Matthressen Dave Stead, Paul Tobrason Treva Folkers, Susre Shoop, Nancy Perkms Phyllxs Hubner Bonme Buol Mr K1ss1ck Sponsor, Jane Edwarbs THIRD ROW Mr Drercksen, Sponsor Cohn Ponder, Ken Schatz Gary Rlenlets, Dewayne Schafer, Dave Krem, Kerth Hagen Parke Behn, Kerth Stadtmuel ler, Errol Drerks John Baty Drck Mexer Steve Wolken, Rxchard Lubben, Bob Tobnason Roger Ganfreld 60 M CLUB BANQUET 3 a Qi The Junior Trio provided part of the entertainrnent New M Club officers for 59 60 ine centerpiece: The Pig family goes to town . .lg I MY- Q ' Janice Schneider making the decorations The evening was highlighted with dancing ' 61 LIBRARY CLUB SEATED Left to R1ght Kay R1ckels Jerllyn Straub Bev Behrends Georganne Maxre, Sec y Trcas Judy Whltte more Pres Mrs Helen Guyan AdV1SOI STANDIING Tammy Eden, Phyll1s Egger Dor1s Burns Jeryl Lehmann and Jams Lehmann The Llbrary Flub IS composed of glrls who gwe voluntary servtce Ill carrymg out the act1v1t1es connected w1th our school ltbrary A pomt system based on llbrary dutles mg flllllb carlng for magazmes processmg and repalr mg books plzmmng lxbrary bullctm boards and gwmb student a1d Ln fmdmg materlals enables members to Zitlalfl the successwe ranks of page a1de and asslstant hbrauan Llbrary Club members repalrmg books Judy Whxttemore checkmg out a book 62 . t . . . , - ' . - 3 ' 1 J 1 'Y l 7 'y ' y ' ' ' y 1 y I . l . 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I 0 , , PANTHER CLUB - Officers meeting 1n the coach s room ke Hall sigmng the new book 1 Panther Club lS composed of boys who have received a major letter 1n any of the four major sports TlllS year Panther Club was reactix ated and reorganized through the effort of the members officers and sponsor The lettermen sponsored sew eral highly successful dances and started a new trend rn after game dances bx offering the1r valuable. door prizes Part of the reorgamzation was the purchasing of a regrstration book for new mem .N mg the year a spec1al comm1ttee drafted several amendments to the club s constrtuuon FIRST ROW Left to Rrght Dave Stead John Maurice Bruce Stumbaugh Sec y Parke Behn Pres Ron Long, V Pres Jxm Holmes Jim Helgens and Joe Mullen SECOIND POW Mr McCaustland Advrsor Denms Smith Paul Skelley Doug Himes Carlyle Wacker Mike Hall Jim Maurice Bob Matthiessen Bob Meier Roger Can field and Mr Nelson, Advisor THIRD ROW Jim Kiburz Jim White Dick Meier Bill Mitchell, Keith Stadtmuel ler Charles Gearhart Phil Gerdes Bill Bohlken Jeff Podhaslu Kerth Hagen, Leon WIILCH, and Colin Ponder nh' bl i 1 X - n Q. 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