New Hampton High School - Shadow Yearbook (New Hampton, IA)

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Forkenbrock, Treasurer To enter this club, new mem- bers must write a theme on their interests in art and sketch a self- portrait. Students in the club need not have outstanding abilities in art. The purpose is to realize how many phases of art there areg and X how much fun it can be to put your imagination to work and to create something. F 1? 8 ON? beefeel. Porgg 611 lhf. Ro ef IIOIO, 6061.0 lbofeq' ct fo ' Divx' RQ Cbapje' SGC C' cr 1 861 12 0 . ' 5- . 'S Ivo Q0 IC A1 ab g 660661.43 QQOO, ko1fOhf. ers, If 849, 5' 49 bo,-7 44133. 01080 ' F. fa - T 0, f 04961 6601 l?a 's raege Colv 1, 112 7' ,o a O 1V I Agosof- 450 6' Or 0 'be hob S O 605' 16 006 ff 15 f C ' , 0 r 1,- QQ 81' on A S Sb I'1?70'C4f5,. 'IV' IV t 0 ge W' 6 ' Shfe1. 4,N' F2611 S I Knutson, Secretary Braham, Student Council Kolthoff, Vice-Pres. Betzer, President X

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Miss Trager, Advisorg Pitzenberger, Editor. ANNUAL STAFF FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Roberson, Laures, Fitzgerald. SECOND ROW: Arendt, Kolthoff. FRONT Row, Left no Right: Lynch, Lee, Fliger. SECOND ROW: Peters, For- kenbrock. TeKippe. FRONT ROW, Left to Rightg McDonald, Secrist Marvetz. SECOND ROW: Sabo, Carr, Kennedy. 14 The fine turnout ofthe Shadow in the history of our high school is the proof of each year's work in annual staff. This group of students is cho- sen by members of the faculty to take charge of the annua1's publication. Everything from limiting pages to selecting a cover or dedication is consi- dered carefully to give you, the students, a yearbook to re- member and cherish for years to come. - fs

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COMMERCIAL CLUB Char1eS Lynch, PRESIDENT Kay Forkenbrock, VICE-PRESIDENT Dick Schlindwein, SECRETARY Diane Roberson, TREASURER Richard Tekippe, STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW, Left to Right: McDonald, Gerber, Bock, Ball, Cooney, Ryder, Betzer, Jean Holschlag, Lee. SECOND ROW: Miss Gethrnann, Judy Holschlag, Rasing, Iverson, Vestal, Diesburg, Forsman, Orvis, M. Lynch, Panoch, Roberson, Carr. THIRD ROW: Peters, Rowe, Forkenbrock, Sabo, Winter, Donovan, Te- Kippe, Eichenberger, Sanderson, Kolthoff, Fitzgera1d,Sch1indweir1. FOURTH ROW: Dana, Kemiedy, Fliger, Upham, Pitzenberger, Rosonke, Denner, Tierney, C. Lynch, Laures, Shinstine, Robinson, Finnegan. In order to become members of this club, commercial students must receive their 40-word typing pins or 60-word shorthand awards. Its aim is to increase business knowledge through the award system and to make good business men and women of tomorrow. It has formerly been open to any commercial student, but was recently changed, requiring these particular awards, which limits the membership. Those in the club are privileged to take an award test at any time. In addition, this club also sponsors for all typing students an annual contest, which urges them to gain more skills. FL If