North High School - Polar Bear Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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AENLEY, THURLAN C. Ainley Senior Picnic Committee 8. His very smile encircles the whole heart.' EOUCHER, EARLDINE Butch Senior Games Committee 8. The rest is silence. IROOKS, ROBERT K. Bob Virtue is its own reward. DOUGLAS. VADA RUTH B Chorus tLincolnl5 Senior Publicity Com- mittee 8. Veda Never too serious, always gay. ELLERBECK. ELEANOR MAY Eleanor Horizon Club 7, 85 Girls Chorus at Fairfield High School 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 8. Live while you may. GILMORE, BILLIE ALENE Billie Usher Committee 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Sociatas Ro- mana 7, 85 Student Leader 45 Chairman ot Publicity Committee, Senior, 8. Argue early, argue late, it a line be crooked, she'll argue it straight. GREENWOOD. BEVERLY MARILYN Bev Christian Fellowship Club 85 Girls' G. C. 35 Senior Representative at Thomas, Oklahoma5 Class Secretary 3, 4, 5, 65 Class President 65 American Literary Society 3, 45 Vice- President 5, 65 President 65 School Chorus 3, 4, 5, 65 Associate Editor of Hlabbok Star 5, 65 Editor 75 Member of Cast otpAll School Play The Courtship oi Miles Standish 4, The WhirlWind 6. ' Simplicity is the greatest virtue. GRIMM, DONALD DUDLEY Don Senior Picnic Committee 8. Oh, size is not all that counts. 1 AUGUST AAAUUAAAS 'fl 3 0 . an 6.53 . 0 J Boys' Glee Club 7, 85 Football 3. A better pal could never be found. Service Committee 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Member of Cast l Remember Mama 7, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 85 Property Committee 85 Student Leader 4, 5, G, 75 Senior Picnic Committee 85 Cracle Re- porter 8. How forcible are right Words? MULCAHY, DONALD IAMES Don Halls Committee 55 Football 3, 55 Basketball 3, 4, 5, 65 Intramurals 7, 85 Senior Games Committee 8. ls there a method in his madness? NELSON. RONALD WEIEN Ronnie Art Committee 65 Senior Decorations Com- mittee 8. A typical all-round good fellow. OLESON. LOIS MARIE Lois Badminton, at Lincoln, 35 Nurses Office, at Lincoln, 35 Senior March Party 8. The gift of being agreeable. SAYRE. RICHARD GUY Guy Senior Games Committee 8. A better pal could never be found. VAN NORDSTRAND. IOAN N Io Latin Club 3, 45 Discussion Club 35 Debate Club 45 Swimming 5, 6, 7, 85 Life Savinq 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Senior Prom Committee 8. Never cr dull moment. JONES, 101-IN ALVIN lemme ' L-A' .M . A -u, - U X MASTROFSKI, DIANE EAN Di

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VAN BUSKIRK. IOANNE CAROLINE Io-Io Costume Committee 7, 85 Girls' G. C. 85 Cos- tume Committee 7, 85 Swimming 7, 85 Stu' dent Leader 3, 4, 7, 85 Lite Saving 85 Senior March Party Committee 8. Dance, balerina, dance. ,I .- 1 , U vEs'rm.. BOIGNIE IEAN l BonrEe Cosmopolitan Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Christian Fellowship Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Girls' Athletic Association CChicagoJ 35 Girls' G. C. 35 Cub Reporting 7. Silence is one great art ol conversation. WATTS. PATRICIA LUCILLE Pati-Lo Finance Committee 85 Cosmopolitan Club 85 Spanish Club 7, 85 Senior Picnic Committee 85 Office Assistant 6, 7. A little girl with soit voice and gentle ways. WELLS. MAURICE BLAKE Merrie Usher Committee 75 Citizenship Committee 7, 85 Home Room President 85 Spanish Club 8, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, tPresidenti 75 Band 3, 45 Se- nior Commencement Committee 8. The age oi chivalry is not gone. WENNER. HARRY O. Harry Men are not measured by inches. WEST. IANET DARLENE Janet Cosmopolitan Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Discussion Club 35 Christian Fellowship Club 5, 6, 7, 85 Girls' G. C. 85 Senior Home Room Repre- sentative 85 Nurse's Assistant 7, 8. Ah, size is not all that counts. WHEELER. IAMES WENDALL lim General Plans Committee 8. He loves to talk. WHEELER. MARDELL ELIZABETH Manly Sub Deb Club 65 Girls' Glee Club 6, 7, 85 Home Room Representative 8. Freedom at last. WILSON. DUANE LEWIS Duane I dare not be as funny as I know how. WILSON, LOWELL HENRY Lowel1 Usher Committee 55 Films Committee 6, 85 Ticket Committee 3, 4, 55 Home Room Treas- urer 7, 85 Senior Party Committee 85 Life Saving 7. Is there a method in his madness? WILSON. PATRICIA DAWN Pat Citizenship Representative 75 Intramurals 3, 4, 5, 6, 75 April Senior Party Committee 85 Study Hall Assistant 7. Lasting cheertulnessf' WINGER. EDWARD GORDON Ed Track 65 Wrestling 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Senior Party Committee 8. It's we11 to know more than he says. V YOUNG. KAY IEANNINE Kay Social Committee 85 Finance Committee 6, 75 Service Committee 85 Latin Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Discussion Club 35 Girls' G. C. 85 Chairman Senior Party 85 Home Room Treasurer 6. A good deed is never lost. ZORNES, PHYLLIS GENEVIEVE Phyll Social Committee Co-Chairman 7, 85 Latin Club 5, 6, 7, 85 A Cappella Choir 4, 75 Mem- ber ot Cast You Can't Take It With You 6, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, 85 Lite Saving 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Senior Class Night 8. Good sense and good nature are seldom 1 separated. SENIUHS NUT PIETUHEII Senior Announcement Committee 8. It is good to be honest and true. KELLER. DARRELL DUANE Darrell' Senior Games Committee 8. A man worth knowing.

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SENIIIH WILL I-INII IIII-IIIY SENIUII WILL Ramona Albright wills her neatness to Donna Case. ludy Phalp leaves her swimming ability to Ioann Speer. Doris Henneman wills the feature page to Iane Doe Cmostly her in- terviews with the wheels of other schoolsl. Peggy Madden wills her acting ability to Cornelia Otis Skinner. Hoberta Capps leaves her athletic ability to any other girl who has the time and energy to do 100 things at once. Herbie Lavine wills his basketball ability to Wayne Tjaden. Barbara Gilbert leaves her likeable ways to Elizabeth Fenton. Dick Swift leaves with Barbara and also his paper route to any one else foolish enough to get up at 3:00 o'clock in the morning. Carol Dickey and Beverly Berry leave still as best friends. Shirley Manske leaves her struggle to stay on the tennis team to Phyllis Grossman. Beverly Fitz leaves to join Vern. Forrest Opdyke wills his trigonometry book back to F. H. Stewart. Paul Marvin leaves Phyllis Ray and Dominic Riccio leaves Sally to walk the halls by themselves. Ardith Schaket leaves to join Ierry. Dick Fedson wills his craziness to Ierry Howlett. locmne Van Buskirk wills her laugh to Iacque Morgan. Loretta Langin leaves her muscles to Skip Callanan who needs them. Larry Courter wills his use of six-syllable words in journalism to Bill Greaves, who has a few of his own. Dorothy Gustafson leaves . . . without T. I. Howard Davis wills his track ability to anyone else who can be so slow. Carolyn Bailie refuses to leave her liking for Drake saxaphones. Beverly Newbiggin wills sister Nancy's lunch money to Darlene Guerrero, hoping that sis won't starve next semester. Howard Baker wills his wisecracks to Toby Robinson, who already has millions. Clarence Barlow leaves his Charles Atlas build to Paul Slack. Vern Davitt, Bob Schultz and Bill Omdahl leave for the second time. lon DeFrees and Margaret Barr leave their piano playing ability to Ann Dallagher and Eleanor Tannus. Mary Baker leaves her way to saying I don't know to Ruth Edgren, who never has to answer that way. Gloria Howard leaves the Oracle -in the morgue. Ed Winger leaves the tenth grade girls to Bill Willis. De Wayne Osberg finally leaves to join Beverly. Pat Perkins wills her ability to talk her folks out of the car to anyone else who can talk fast enough. Mary Louise Phillips wills her many boy friends to Ruth Ann Beard. lohann Towsley leaves with Dick Morton. Betty Rose Schimmelpfennig leaves her long last name and the many, many times she has had to spell it the second time. !Continued on page 522 I 31 10 ll 12 14 18 19 SENIUII IIILHY IANUARY First day of semester. Seniors show authority by having senior dress-up day. Iudy Phalp dresses up for first time and empties her lunch in her lap. FEBRUARY -Cagers beat Tech 32-18 for first city win and avenge previous defeat. Mermen down Roosevelt 46-29 for second champs. victory over city graduates filed in on August list as Names of all prospective Iune and August office. Bob Gates shocked as he sees name he is a Iune graduate. Roughriders trample Bear five 49-36, as the in the third quarter. Grapplers lose to Newton 25-15. boys again falter -North girls well represented in State synchronized swimming meet at Ottumwa. Shirley Manske finds limousine just as comfortable as her own bed. -N-Club reorganized. Student council induction. Frank Swinehart, president: Everett Bos, vice-president: Dave Roberts, treasurer: and Lavaine Cobb, secretary. Swinehart lays down law concerning student conduct. -Tankers win ninth straight dual meet, 48-26, over East, Matmen also victorious over Scarlet in thriller, 18-17. --Grapplers beat Tech 23-18. Ray Porter victor in close decision to capture meet in final event. Swimmers continued their winning ways by trouncing the Lincoln High swimmers 47-28. Dixie Riley nearly falls in pool as Barlow triumphs. -Fort Dodge tramples the Bears, 49-24, in a Big Six fray. -Bowles charges pull upset of city season by downing the boys from Lee Township 36-32 to spoil the Webb quintet's bid for the city crown. Dick Fedson led scorers with ll markers. Iames Lyle coached his tankers to another victory as the boys surged by Boone 49-26. This completed the regular season for the Polar Bears with a record of ll wins and no defeats in dual competition. First Oracles issued with Gloria Howard, editor, grinning ear to ear. Initial senior meeting held in auditorium with the nomination of officers. Seniors no longer spokes but wheels, Basketeers travel to East Waterloo. Trojans took advantage of the North five's third quarter jinx to win 42-32. Mermen finish in state swimming meet at Iowa City. Paul Iohn- son victor in 40-yard free style. Clinton wins throne by up- setting Bears 64-57. During the regular season the Clinton team fell to the Lylemen 49-25. Cagers fall to a last quarter onslaught by West Waterloo 52-41 to end disappointing trip. Lavine sinks 19 for top scoring honors. Iim Marcovis and Dick Fedson battled it out for the cribbage crown with Dick winning. 21-Friendship week opens with a social hour in the cafeteria. David Riche Roberts was pretty busy securing the signatures of the fairer sex. 22-Assembly helps to give frienship week a big send-off. Iohannes 171 Knudson, president of Grandview Iunior College. was the main speaker. Washington's birthday rates a half day holiday. Ion DeFrees can now catch up on his much needed sleep. The cagers make it a successful holiday by shattering the Lincoln Abes 49-39 at the Drake Fieldhouse for their third city win. Fedson tore the nets off by ripping through with 16 points. fCont.'nued on page 701