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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1954 volume:

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A 1 1 1 I 1 'I lwv mlw van' 0 such 111811211110 Jrnblvrns that mln' nrlsv anrl also s mnsor b 1 v 1 1 1 I I I l'.X'lf'll-l'lll'l'Il'Il1!lI' m't1l'1I1vs. Km-ping Ilw srlmol running in n smooth mul 1-0-nrrlinatc-11 mlumvr. is flu' job 0 Ilw 0 iw' sm . who hmullv 1' ivivnfl flu' rlvtails llllll slntislirs 0 the' svlinnl. y QB' Left io riqhi: Mrs. Ncmcy Munyon, Miss Mildred West, and Miss Sharon Berkey, 4 EDU SELUHS Left to right: Walter Barnett, Ronald Steirett, Mrs. Adcxh leC1n Albright, and Conway Rhyne. Thu' job of flu' rounsvlors is lo llllllft' lll'llil!lbII' lwlp and ussislumw' In all mm' slullvnls. f'l1I rlmrn fuilurvs by ll thorough umlvrstmulirlg of subjvvls and Sl'lll'dIlll'S. mlrixv us to H'Ilil'll sulf- jf-rts to Iuka. point ou! rotational opporlunitivs and follvgv irnining and. in gvlwrrll. lllllkl' Ilu' SfIllIl'llfS. stay at North profitable' and vnjoynblv. TIN' sflmol nursv. librarian. and llIVSil'lII 4'r11u'ati0n Iv1u'lwrs 'llllfll lhv IllVSil'fIl mul mvnlul . F 1 . lwnlth of Ihr' slmlvnts. Leit to right: Mrs. Lum Long, Miss Alice Galvin, Mrs. Theresa Anderson, cmd Mrs. Emily Shepherd. 5 AN UAGE5 English, Spanish, and Lafin urv taught al North. Two yours of high svhool English arc' 7'f'qlli7'f'd for lLfTfllIllllfi0ll. Bvginning to nrivmicvd ronrsvs in Spanish mul Latin arv 0.6!'T0fl. Row One: Miss Nellie Wilson, Miss Lois Scoit, Miss Gcirriet Barber. Row Two: Ellsworth Lory, Miss Mildred Crcriq. lnstrurtion in rlassvs ranging from nlgvbra lo Irigonomvtry. onli from bi- ology to 1-lwmistry is z,2'ilil'll by tho math mul sviwivv rlvparllrwlzls. 'U' WISH' wu- ps. if Row One: Vernon Bly, Mrs. Anobel Biiioni, Eugene Worden. Row Two: lomes Lyle, Lowell Lockridqe, SUEIIQSEIE EE Who was fiILIll'Il'lllflglll'? W'hut typo of pvrson should I marry? 'flwsv quvstions and many others arc: rlisrussvrl by the so- rial svivnvv vlnssvs. Row One: Leo Evelelh, Miss Louise Cotnom, Gaylord Troe. Row Two: Don Blackman, George Fulk. I D STHI HTS Boys and girls :ranting prvparatory training van gvt illSfl'1l!'fl0lL in svwing. rrmlfillg. flllllilj' rvlations. u'fmdu'orking. aml llll'l'lIUllil'Hl flrmving from tlw inllus- trial arts rlvpartnwnt. Miss Helen VVoodman, Miss Ruth Rickarcls, Gale Greenwood Sl E55 EDUEATIU North offvrs valuable' voursvs in businvss vrluvation. Tlwsv l'0Il7'Sl'S give' stuclvnts an insight into tlw businvss world and prepare thvm for jobs in the future. Row One: H. D. McCullough, Miss Florelta Bidwell, Miss Kathleen Parker, Miss Helen Haz- let. Row Two: Georqe Kappelman, Miss Ruth Tumbleson, Miss Mary lane Blee, Harvey Hill. CAFETERIA WORKERS Lett to tiqlrtz Mrs. Mildred Cowles, Mrs. Harriet Mrmnirrq, Mrs. Bertha Morrow, Mrs. Dorothy Smith, Mrs. Ethel Brock, Mrs. Dollie Dcrvis. North appreviates the effieient. eheerful' way the lunehroom stay? serves good food. and the eustodi- ans for keeping the physical North High plant operating for the students and tea1'l1el's. That will be a quarter, Bob. CUSTODIANS AND ENGINEERS the eomfort and eorzuerzienee of A scarf is claimed at the lost cmd found window. Row One: Carl Moore, Ethel Day, Ralph Dirmell. Second Row: Don Fisher, George Heqe gen, Frank Kecrtes, Lloyd Gresdcxl. Third Row: Wayne Schoen, Drew Muthiczs, Floss Stover. 8 seniUr5 Q, 3? DELK, IAMES WILLIAM lim Home Room Vice President 5, 6, Home Room Secretary 7, 8, Basketball 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, Senior Class Preident 8, Senior Class Prom Committee 8. When lessons and tasks are all done, lre's Sr 62 45 Si SAVAGE, CAROLYN IANICE Suv Social Committee 6, 7, 8, Booster Committee 6, 7, 8, Home Room Secretary 6, 7, 8: Sub Deb Club 4, 5, 6, 7, B, Treasurer 5, Cosmo- politan Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, President 6 7, 8, Member ot cast Man Who Came to Din- ner 5, Property Committee 5, Student Lead- er 5, 6, 7, B, Senior Class Secretary 8, Senior Class Prom Committee 8, Senior Class Ban- quet Committee 8, Senior Class Picnic Com- mittee 8, Oracle Editorial Staff 8, Oracle Reporting 7. It's nice to be natural, when you are naturally nice. always ready for a bit of fun. ADUDDELL, MARY ELLEN Mar Bare Student Council 6, 7, Social Committee 7, 8, Finance Committee 8, Service Commit- tee. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, Chairman 6, 7, Home Room Secretary 7, 8, Sub Deb Club 3, 4, 5, Secretary 4, 5, Spanish Club 6, 7, 8, Vice President 7, Treasurer 8, Senior Class Girls' Executive 8, Senior Class Prom, Pot- luck, and Picnic Committee 8, Office As- sistant 7, 8. Sweet and charming as can be, all success she's sure to see. WHITE, SHARON EVALEE Shemo Films Committee 5, 6, 7, Service Committee 4, 5, 6, 7, Home Room President 7, Home Room Treasurer 5, 6, Sub Deb Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, President 8, Secretary 6, 7, A Cap- pella Chorus 7, Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, 5, 6, Member of cast Man Who Came to Din- ner 5, Come Rain or Shine 6, I Remem- ber Mama 7, The Admirable Crichton 8, Property Committee 5, 6, Makeup Com- mittee 5, 6, Golf B, Tennis 4, 5, Swimming 3, 4, 5, 6, Student Leader 5, 6, 7, Lite Sav- inq 3, 4, Senior Class Vice President 8, Senior Class Board Member 8, Senior Class Prom Committee 8, Senior Class Picnic Com- mittee 6, Oracle Editorial Staff 8, Oracle Reporting 7. Sparkling eyes and many winning ways. WADE, IANET LEE Wad SAMUELSON, BETTY IOHANNA Sam Social Committee 7, Assembly Committee 7, Home Room Vice President 4, 5, 6, 8, Home Room Treasurer 7, Cheer Leader 4, 5, 6, 7, Student Leader 5, 6, 7, Lite Savinq 4, 5, 6, 7, Senior Class Treasurer 8, Senior Class Board Member 8, Senior Class Breakfast Committee 8, Senior Class Prom Committee 8, Office Assistant 6, 8. A smile far everyone. Finance Committee B, Assembly Committee 7, Home Room Secretary 8, Latin Club 7, 8, Cosmopolitan Club 4, S, 6, Sub Deb Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Vice President 8, Tennis 6, 7, 8, Senior Class Board Member 8, Senior Class Historian 8, Senior Class Prom Com- mittee 8, Senior Class Breakfast Committee 8, Office Assistant 6, 7, 8. Her friends are many, her enemies few. ANDERSON, BEVERLY ARLENE Bev Sub Deb Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Student Lead- er 7, 87 Senior Class Picnic Committee 87 Office Assistant 6, 7, 8. She is truly happy who can make others h3PP.Yf BREWER, GEORGE, IR. George Football 3, 4, 57 Track 3, 4, 5. Study is a pastimeg why over do it? CABBAGE, IEAN ALLETA Cab Student Council 6, 7, 8, Treasurer 87 Finance Committee Chairman 87 Athletic Committee 5, 67 Booter Committee 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Chair- man 6, 77 Home Room President 87 Home Room Vice President 47 Home Room Secre- tary 57 Sub Deb Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, President 4, 5, 67 Cosmopolitan Club 3, 4, 5, E, 7, 8, Secretary 6, 7, Social Chairman 57 Tennis 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Team Captain B7 Synchronized Swimming 5, 6, 77 Student Leader 4, 5, 6, 77 Lite Saving 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Senior Class Ban- quet Committee Chairman 87 Oracle Sports Editor 87 Office Asistant 87 D.A.R. Repre- sentative 8. This would be a lonesome world without her. CALKINS, MARGARET ANN Maggie Home Room Vice President 5, 87 Cosmopoli- tan Club 47 Sub Deb Club 3, 4. 5, 6, 7, 87 Latin Club 37 Oracle Busines Staft 87 Nurse's Assistant 6, 7, 8. A very vivaciaus lady. CARPINO. GERALDINE LAURA Gerri Senior Class Cap and Gown Committee 8. She who is good is happy. CLARK, DALE LEE Red Senior Class Chairman of Banquet Deco- rations Committee 8. In him you'll End true friendship. CRITELLI, IOHN DELANO lohnnie Lunchroom Hostess Committee 6, 7, 87 Ticket Committee 77 Orchestra 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, B7 Band 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Home Room President 87 Home Room Vice President 77 Football 6, 77 Senior Class Prom Committee 8. My only books were woman's looks. and folly is all they taught me. His st CURRAN, IOANNE CELINE Io Student Council 3, 4, 5, tCharlton Hiqhl 6, 87 Ushers Committee 87 Assembly Committee 87 Home Room Secretary 3 tChariton Hiqhl7 P. T. A. Club 3, 4 tChariton I-liqht7 F. B. L. A. 3, 4 tChariton Highly Y-Teen Club 3, 4, 5 S-Chariton l-lighl7 Orchestra 3, 4, 5 tChariton ight 67 Band 3, 4, 5, lChariton l-lighl 67 Member of cast, Cracked Ice 3 tChariton Hiqhl, Ir. Class Play 57 Student Leader 87 Senior Class Banquet Committee 8. A friendly word to all who pass her way. FERGUSON, KATHLEEN ANN Katie Cosmopolitan Club 3, 47 Sub Deb Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Senior Class Banquet Committee 37 Oracle Mailing Editor 87 Ottice Assistant Short, sweet, trim and neat. FLORES, MARY LUCILLE Lucy Cappella Chorus 5, 6, 7, B7 Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. There is sunshine in her heart. FRAKES, MARY ROSALIE - Rosalie Films Committee 57 Service Committee 4, 57 Lunchroom Hostess Committee 47 Study Hall Committee 5, 67 Home Room Citizenship Representative 77 Cosmopolitan Club 3, 87 Sub Deb Club 3, 4, 87 Pep Club B7 Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, 87 A Cappella Chorus 57 Intramurals 3, 4, 57 Lite Saving 4, 57 Senior Class Sermon Committee Chairman 87 Office Assistant 3, 47 Car Check Assistant 5, 67 Nurse's Office Assistant 5, 6. Sweet is the word for you. GREENWOOD, EUGENE MERLE Gene A Cappella Chorus 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Boys' Chorus 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Boys' Glee Club 3, 4, 5, 6,8 7, B7 Senior Class Banquet Commit- tee . Beware, I may do something yet. HAGETHORN, LARRY DALE Hugo Football 4 tTechl, 87 Senior Class Picnic Committee 8. Get thee behind me Satan, .... and push. HALL, IACK ARMSTRONG lack Senior Class Committee B. A quiet person-in the class room. HARVEY. IOHN EDWARD Eddio Movie Operator 4, 5, 6, 75 Swimming 3, 4, 55 Senior Class Potluck Committee 8. A typical all-around good guy. HAYES. JERRY LEE lorry Senior Class Breakfast Committee 8. Today I am a man. IOHNSON, GRACE MARIE Johnnie Student Council Secretary 85 Athletic Com- mittee 65 Booster Committee 7, 85 Home Room President 5, 7, 85 Home Room Secre- tary 65 Home Room Treasurer 45 Latin Club 5, 6, 7, 85 Cosmopolitan Club 55 Tennis 5, 6, 7, 85 Student Leader 5, 6, 75 Cheer Leader 3, 45 Senior Class Prom Committee 85 Oracle Reporting 7, 85 Editorial Start of Polar Bear 85 K D P S Reporter 8. We like a dark-haired, dark-eyed brunette. Blondes don't have the whole field yet. IOHNSON, FRANK GEORGE Frank Wrestling 3, 65 Senior Class Breakfast Com- mittee 8. I love to sit on the fence, and watch the snails go rushing' by. KALWISHKY. LELAND WARD Lee Senior Class Potluck Committee 8. Man is the most intelligent of animals- and the most silly. KLINGAMAN. ERNEST IAMES Klink Home Room Vice President 45 Football Equipment Manager 45 Senior Class Com- mittee 8. Life is a lang process of getting tired. KLISARES, PETE ANDREW Fat Falla Citizenship Committee 3 fTechl5 Halls Com- mittee 3, 4, 5 tTechl5 Football 4, 6 t'l echl 85 Basketball 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 lTechl5 Baseball 3, 5, 7 tTechJ5 Senior Class Prom Committee B5 Oracle Reporting 85 Technician Staff 4, 5, 6, 7, fTeChl. To be handsome, witty, and an athlete, is, indeed, a combination hard to beat. LINT, DOROTHY IRENE Dottie Lunchroom Hostess Committee 75 Sub Deb Club 6, 75 Cosmopolitan Club 65 F. T. A. Club 85 Senior Class Commencement Com- mittee 8. A light heart lives long. LONG, DALE LEROY Toni Home Room Vice President 75 Senior Class Committee 8. Gaining more wisdom with each studious year. LYNCH, ROLAND MCINTYRE Roland Films Committee 85 Senior Class Line of March Committee 8. Live while you may. LYON. MARILYN MARIE 'urhilllblllu Student Council 85 Service Committee 6, 7, 85 Home Room Secretary 55 Sub Deb Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Treasurer 5, 65 Latin Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Girls' Glee Club 85 Member of cast, Come Rain or Shine 6, The Admirable Crichton 85 Property Committee 5, 65 Life Saving 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Senior Class Day Committee 85 Oracle Editor in Chief 8. Ability is the key to her success. LYON. NANCY ANNE Nannio Service Committee 4, 5, 6, 7, Chairman 85 Home Room Secretary 85 Sub Deb Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Member of cast, Man Who Came to Dinner 5, Come Rain or Shine 65 Property Committee 5, 6, Chairman 55 Senior Class Prom Committee Chairman 85 Oracle Editorial Staff 85 Oracle Reporting 7. A gay smile, she always does wear. MANNY. FRANK CARI.. IR. Carl Student Council 65 Halls Committee 55 Home Room President 65 Home Room Treasurer 75 Member of cast, Junior Miss 4, Man Who Came to Dinner 5, The Admirable Crich- ton 85 Football 4, 6, 85 Basketball 35 Track 35 Senior Class Day Committee 8. It's better to rust than to wear out. McCALL. THOMAS MICHAEL Tom Home Room Assistant Treasurer 6, Treasurer 7, 85 Track 3, 45 Senior Class Committee 8. Knowledge is more equivalent than force. MEAD. I UN E IRENE Inna Student Council 3, Lunchroom Hostess Com- mittee Chairman 3, Sub Deb Club 61 Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, 5, 77 Senior Class Commit- tee 8g Study Hall Secretary 6. Once a friend. always at friend. MEADOWS, PATRICIA LEE Pati Cosmopolitan Club 3, 4, 5, Sub Deb Club 7, 878 Senior Class Cap and Gown Commit- tee . Whatever advice you give, be brief. MESSER. I OYCE GRACE Ioyeo Films Committee 7g Service Committee 6, 7, 8: Home Room Assistant Treasurer 67 Sub Deb Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 83 Cosmopolitan Club 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, Historian gf Senior Class Oues- tionnaire Committee 8. Quiet and likable. MILINSKY. SHARON KAYE Sharon Sub Deb Club 6, 77 Girls' Glee Club 37 Intramurals 57 Senior Class Banquet Com- mittee Sg Study Hall Assistant 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. The sort of girl we all like. MON TIS, HELEN MARIE Helen Costume Committee 5, 6, 7, 87 Home Room Secretary 7y F.T.A. Club President 87 Sub Deb Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 A Cappella Chorus 6. 7, 8: Girls' Glee Club 57 Golf. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Senior Class Breakfast Committee Chairman Sp Oracle Staff Feature Editor 8, Reporting 7g Office Assistant 5, 6, 8. Her ways are ways of pleasantness. MOSS. DONALD IOE Don Student Council 87 Films Committee Chair- man 8: Senior Class Parent-Senior Potluck Committee Chairman 8. A man of strife and concentration. MULLEN. DARLENE IOYCE Dai-linkovich A Cappella Chorus 4, 5, 6: Girls Glee Club 3: Senior Class Day Committee 8: Oracle Reporting 7, 87 Oracle Business Staff 8. Slie's sweet, slie's charming-she's engaged. PAYNE, ALICE IUANITA A. Pain Service Committee 57 Assembly Committee 67 Home Room Vice President 5, Home Room Treasurer 67 Sub Deb Club 5, 6: F. T. A. Club Publicity Chairman 8: Synchronized Swim- ming 6: Student Leader 75 Life Saving 7: Senior Class Picnic Committee 85 Oracle Feature Editor 8. Ouietness is sweetness. PETERSEN, SHIRLEY ANN Pete Service Committee 6, 7, 87 Booster Commit- tee 85 Cosmopolitan Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. Vice President 8, Sub Deb Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Vice President 5, 65 Member of cast Come Rain or Shine 6, Man Who Came to Dinner 57 Student Leader 7, 81 Senior Class Picnic Committee Chairman 8, Oracle Reporting By Oracle Business Stott 8. A good disposition is more valuable than gold. ' PHARES, IACK LEROY lack Home Room Treasurer 4, 5, 67 Senior Class Day Committee 8. This lad lives for his . . . . jokes. POWELL. IAMES MURPHY. II Murphy Ambition knows no rest. POWELL, MARGINELL ELEANOR Margin Student Council Bg Usher Committee 3, 4, 5, 6, 75 Citizenship Committee 8, Activities Committee 8: Home Room President 87 Home Room Vice President 7, Latin Club 6, 7, 87 Cosmopolitan Club 5, 6, 7, Sub Deb Club 5, 8, Treasurer 8, Tennis Eg Student Leader 87 Senior Class Announcement Committee Chairman 8, OHice Assistant 7, 8. just as pleasant as she looks. RHOADS, RICHARD DAVID Rich Senior Class Board Member 8, Senior Class Mixer and Prom Committee 8. Still water runs deep. ROGERS. NANCY LEE Nance Sub Deb Club 77 Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, 57 Rope Iumpinq 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Senior Class Breakfast Committee 8. A little bit of heaven. SMITH, MARY IO ANN Io Student Council 3 tTechJg Assembly Com- mittee 6, 7, 85 Activities Committee 6, 75 Cosmopolitan Club 4, 5, 7, 8, Secretary 8, Sub Deb Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 8: Latin Club 67 Senior Class Prom Committee 8, Oracle As- sistant Editor 8, Oracle Reporting 7, 87 Office Assistant 3 tTechJ 7. All must be earnest in a world like ours. STRANDHOLM. SHARON IOY Ioy Lunchroom Hostess Committee 87 Cosmopol- itan Club 3, 4, 6, 7, Sub Deb Club 3, 4, 6, 7, Golf 6, Life Savinq 3, 4, Senior Class Day Committee S. If someone doesn't choke her first, she'Il talk herself to death. SWEITZEH, VERNA ELAINE Verna Service Committee 87 Home Room Secre- tary 47 Cosmopolitan Club 3, 4, 57 Sub Deb Club 3, 4, 87 Girls' Glee Club 8, Senior Class Sermon Committee Chairman 8, Office Assistant 8. A very nice little gal. TALLEY. SHIRLEY IOANN Shirley Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8: Life Saving 57 Senior Class Banquet Committee 8. A good heart and a level head. TEW. GRACE LELA Grace Senior Class Line of March Committee 8. Silence is golden. TWEDT, ALLAN IAMES 'I'wedty Pie Student Council 4: Home Room President 57 Home Room Vice President 67 Home Room Treasurer 7, 87 Football 4, 65 Swim- ming 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 83 Track 3, 5, 77 Senior Class Prom Committee 8: Senior Class Pic- nic Committee 8. He's as much of a gentleman as he is an athlete. TURNER, IOHN BENIAMIN Peopli0 All I know is what I read in the papers. WALKER, KATHARYNE LUENE Kathy Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Senior Class Ques- tionnaire Committee Chairman 8. Shy and gentle is manner. WALKER. RICHARD WAYNE Dick Student Council 8, Judicial Board 87 Films Committee B5 Movie Operator 77 Tennis 5, 6, 7, 85 Senior Class Commencement Chairman 8, Senior Class Banquet Committee 8. Education makes the man. YEO, JOHN WILLIAM Bill Senior Class Commencement Committee 8. Now I'm beginning to live a little. Q S ERICKSON, BILLY EUGENE Swede Student Council 87 Home Room President 87 Orchestra 7, 87 Senior Class Vice Presi- dent 87 Senior Class Prom and Picnic Com- mittee 8. Great men, like great ages. are explosive material. SUMMERS. BEVERLY IEAN Bev Usher Committee 87 Home Room Treasurer 5, 6, 7, 87 F. T. A. Club 6, 77 Cosmopolitan Club 5, 6, 7, 87 Tennis 57 Senior Class Treasurer 87 Senior Class Sermon Commit- tee 87 Senor Class Prom Committee 8. Office Assistant 8. A friendly word for all who pass her way. BRADFORD. PETER B. Pete Student Council President 77 Athletic Com- mittee 4, 57 Social Committee 5, 6, 77 Home Room President 5, 6, 7, B7 Latin Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Treasurer 57 Basketball 3, 47 Golf YS Kit' QSX Qt 3, 4, 67 Senior Class President 87 Senior Class Breakfast Committee and Prom Com- mittee 8. One of the handsomest men yau'Il ever see. MAUPIN. CONNIE LOUISE Con Judicial Board 87 Usher Committee 5, 6, 7, 87 Booster Committee 87 Latin Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Sub Deb Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 A Cappella Chorus 87 Girls' Glee Club 77 WALTHER, IANET CHRISTINE Ian Usher Committee 3, 47 Student Council 5, 6, 7, 87 Home Room President 5, 6, 7, 8, Secre- tary 47 Sub Deb Club 3, 4, 5, 67 Member of Cast Murder in a Nunnery 4 CSt. Ioseph's Academylz Senior Class Secretary 87 Prom and Party Committee 87 Nurse's Assistant 4, 5, 7, 8. She's pure as a lily. sweet as a rose- that's why we love her, as everyone knows. Member of Cast I Remember Mama 6, The Admirable Crichton 77 Senior Class Historian 8, Class Day Committee 87 Office Assistant 7, 8. There is silence without, but mischief within. GRUBEH, HANSIORG Hans Social Committee 87 Assembly Committee 87 Home Room President 8, F. T. A. Club 87 Boys' Chorus 3, 4, 5, 6 tin GermanYl: Ten- nis 87 Wrestling 77 Senior Class Boys' Exec- utive 87 Senior Class Prom and Party Com- mittee 87 Oracle Reporting 7, 87 Polar Bear Editorial Staff 8. As nice a fellow as you'll ever hope to meet. PHEWITT, MEHLENE IOY MurtIo Usher Committee 4, 5, 6, 77 Service Com- mittee 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Chairman 6, Co- Chairman 5, Vice Chairman 7, 87 Assembly Committee 87 Sub Deb Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Cosmopolitan Club 5, 6, 7, 87 Cheer Leader 4, 57 Senior Class Board Member 87 Senior Class Breakfast Committee 87 Oracle Edi- torial Staft 8, Reporting 7, 8, Oracle Editor 87 Office Assistant 7. A girl with a combination of beauty, brains and talent. ACKERMAN. ALMA ARLENE Ar A Cappella Chorus, 3, 4, 5, 6, 87 Senior Class Home Room Representative 8. A girl like her, we seldom meet. ALLIE, GLORIA IOYCE Gloria Girls' Glee Club 77 Senior Class Home Room Representative 8. I love life. ANDERSEN, ROBERT MICHAEL Mike Home Room President 87 Swimming 3, 47 Senior Class Breakfast Committee 8. I came. I saw. and now I'm leaving. AN DERSON, IOYCE CHARLEEN Charle Sub Deb Club 5, 67 Latin Club 5, 6, 7, 87 Senior Class Reception Committee Co-Chair man 8. Same sweet girl to all she meets. ANDERSON. SALLY KAY Kay Films Committee 67 Activities Committee 77 Ticket Committee 77 Home Room Secretary 7, 87 Member ot Cast I Remember Mama 67 Property Committee Chairman 57 Student Leader 67 Life Saving, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Office Assistant 6, 77 Senior Class Party Committee Chairman 8. Nothing is so popular as kindness. ARNOLD. ROSEMARY Rosemary Cosmopolitan Club 3, 4, 67 Girls' Glee Club 4, 87 Senior Class Announcement Commit- tee 8. In her you'll find true friendship. ASHFORD. CONSTANCE LOIS Connie Usher Committee 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Activities Committee 7, 87 Home Room Treasurer 4, 5, 77 Latin Club 3, 47 Sub Deb Club 3, 4, 5, 67 Cosmopolitan Club 5, 67 Spanish Club 5, 67 Girls' Glee Club 57 Student Leader 57 Cheer Leader 5, 67 Senior Class Home Room Representative 8. A very likeable girl. BABCOCK, RICHARD DEAN Boar Baby Football 3, 5, 77 Basketball 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Basegball 4, 6, 87 Senior Class Prom Commit- tee . Love, honor. and Oh. Baby! BARTON, DENNIS MICHAEL Dan Lunchroom Hostess Committee 6, 77 Home Room Vice President 77 Latin Club 6, 7, 87 A Cappella Chorus 87 Boys' Glee Club B7 Wrestling 5, 6, 7, 87 Tennis 6, 7, 87 Oracle Reporting 7, 87 Oracle Business Staff 87 Polar Bear Business Staff 87 Senior Class Cap and Gown Committee 8. I dare not be as funny as I know how. BATES. LYLA MAE LyIa Home Room Treasurer 47 Sub Deb Club 4, 87 Cosmopolitan Club 87 Senior Class An- nouncement Committee 8. Quiet. but friendly. BELL, GARY DEAN Scrooge Ticket Committee 7, 87 Booster Committee 4, 5, 6, 77 Home Room Vice President 77 Hi- Y Club 47 Football 3, 5, 77 Swimming 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Baseball 4, 6, 87 Lite Saving 47 Senior Class Breakfast Committee 8. Work is work and must be done, but while I work I have my fun. BENNETT, MARTHA MARY Martha Girls' Glee Club 87 G.A.A. 4 tOmahol7 Office Assistant 87 Senior Class Home Room Rep- resentative 8. Perfection in all its glory. BENNETT. PATRICIA LOU Pat Cosmopolitan Club 57 Costume Committee 6, 7, 87 Art Committee 47 Senior Class Home Room Representative 8. Her sweetness is a joy to all. BERRY, MARLENE KAY Morice Kay Usher Committee 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Costume Committee 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Co-Chairman 7, Chairman 87 Home Room Vice President 67 Home Room Secretary 4, 5, 77 Sub Deb Club 5, 6, 7, 87 Cosmopolitan Club 5, 6, 7, 8, Treasurer 67 Senior Class Banquet Commit- tee Chairman 8. Grace is in her steps. heaven in her eyes. BIANCHI, SHIRLEY MAY Shirl Home Room Secretary 4, Girls' Glee Club 7, 8, Cheer Leader 5, 6 Uohnson Hiqhl, Senior Class Commencement Committee 8. Once n friend, always a friend. BLAKELY. I OAN AHMIDIA Ioni Home Room Vice President 7, Sub Deb Club 4, 5, 6, 7, B, Treasurer 7, Cosmopolitan Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Orchestra 3, 4, A Ca pella Chorus 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Tennis 7, 8, Senior glass Announcement Committee Chairman Happy I am, from care I am free! Why aren't they all contented like me? BLUNT, PATRICIA ANN Pat Sub Deb Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Latin Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, B, Senior Class Picnic Games Committee 8. Always in haste, but never in a hurry BOGAN, IACQUELYN D. Bogie Activities Committee 7, 8, Home Room Vice President 8, Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, 7, 8, Senior Class Day Committee Co-Chairman 8. Man has his will. but woman has her way. BROERS, UNIS YVONNE Unis Usher Committee 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Service Com- mittee 5, 6, 7, 8, Cosmopolitan Club 5, 6, 7, 8, Senior Class Party Committee 8. Whatever she did she did with ease. 1 1 A R I I, l BROQUET, GRACE MARA Gracie Latin Club 7, 8, Senior Class Reception Com- mittee 8. A better pal could never be found. , BROWER, SHIRLEY IEAN Dog Girls' Glee Club 3, A Cappella Chorus 4, 5, 6, Senior Class Home Room Represent- ative . A friendly word to all who pass her way. BUHRER, BENJAMIN B. Benny Senior Class Cap and Gown Committee 8. My memory is the thing I forget with. BURK. DORIS MAE HONNOLD Pug F. T. A. Club 6, 7, 8, Life Saving 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Senior Class Cap and Gown Commit- tee 8. Some ol the nicest are not well known. BURNS, ANTHONY ALAN Tony Orchestra 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Band 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Senior Class Sermon Committee 8. The strong always succeed. CAMPION, WILLIAM THOMAS. IR. Wild Bill Student Council President 8, Social Com- mittee 4, 5, 6, Athletic Committee 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, Chairman 6, Latin Club 5, 6, Hi-Y Club 4, Basketball 3, 4, 5, G, 7, B, Golf 3, 4, Track 5, Home Room President 7, Vice President 6, Senior Class Prom Committee 8, Oracle Reporting 7, S, Polar Bear Editorial Staff 8. Mention sports-there's a gle-am in his eye. Mention studies, the light will die. CASWELL, FRANCES MAE Fran Girls' Glee Club 4: Senior Class Picnic Games Committee 8. She will find a way. CHRISTY. SANDRA LEA Sandy Home Room Secretary 8, A Cappella Chorus 6, 7, 8,8Chorus 3, 8, Senior Class Day Com mittee . Let us enjoy pleasure while we can. CRAWEQRD, NORMA ANN Giggles Usher Committee 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Costume Committee 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Home Room Secre- tary S, 7, 8, Cosmopolitan Club 4, 5, S, 7, 8, Su'b Deb Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Member of Cast The Admirable Crichton 7, The Black Fgaminqd' 8, Senior Class Day Com- mittee . With a song in her heart, she smiles at everyone. DALY, BILLY LEE Fat Daddy Student Council Treasurer 87 Finance Com- mittee Chairman 87 Athletic Committee 5, 6, 7, 87 Halls Committee 87 Home Room Presi- dent 77 Latin Club 5, 6, 7, 8, Secretary 5, Treasurer 67 Hi-Y Club 47 Basketball 3, 4, 87 Golf 47 Track 5, 6, 7, 87 Senior Class Prom Committee 8. I am a lover, but have not found the one to love. DAVENPORT, IAMES LYNN Pops Home Room Vice President 47 Latin Club 4, 5, 67 Orchestra 3, 47 Band 3, 47 Football 3, 57 Track 47 Senior Class Parent-Senior Pot- luck Committee 8. I hurry not. neither do I worry. DAVIS. SI-IIRLEE MARIE Day Usher Committee 7, 87 Service Committee 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Spanish Club 3, 4, 5, 67 Sub Deb Club 7, 87 Life Saving 47 Cheer Leader 5, 67 Senior Class Banquet Committee 87 Office Assistant 5, 6, 7, 8. A charming girl, quiet and mild in manner. DAVIS, THOMAS LINN Tom Lunchroom Hostess Committee Chairman 47 Home Room President 5, Vice President 67 Orchestra 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Band 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Football 37 Senior Class Banquet Com- mittee 8. I came here to be distracted by women, not to study. DE BOLT, DONNA RAE Donna Usher Committee 7, 87 Cosmopolitan Club 3, 47 Sub Deb Club 3, 47 Golf 87 Swimming 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Lite Saving 5, 77 Cheer Leader 3, 47 Senior Class Party Committee 8. With eyes like those. how can she fail? DEETS, WORTH RICHARD Dick Student Council 3, 4 IEarlham High SchoolJ7 Orchestra 3, 4 IEarlham High Schooll7 Band 3, 4 tEarlham High School, 6, 7, 87 A Cappella Chorus 3, 4 lEarlham High Schoolj7 Senior Class Publicity Committee 8. A young man? Not yet. An old man? Never! DE HAVEN. BARBARA ANN Barb Art Committee 6, 77 Home Room President 77 Cosmopolitan Club 67 F. T. A. Club 6, 7, 87 Tennis 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Student Leader 67 Senior Class Parent-Senior Potluck Commit- tee Chairman 87 Oracle Reporting 7, 87 Polar Bear Art Editor 8. When lessons and tasks are all done. she's always ready for a bit of fun. DIXON. LA VORA GENELLA Dixis Sub Deb Club 4, 5, 67 Cosmopolitan Club 4, 5, 6, 77 Spanish Club 6, 7, 87 F. T. A. Club 87 Senior Class Sermon Committee 8. Be sure you are right, then go ahead. DODD. VERN, IR. limo Bug Student Council Vice President 7: ludicial Board Chairman 77 Finance Committee 8: Athletic Committee 5, 6, 7, 87 Halls Commit- tee 3, 6, 87 Better Schools Relation Com- mittee 77 Home Room President 6, 77 Home Room Treasurer 57 Latin Club 5, 67 Hi-Y Club 3, 47 Basketball 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Base- ball 87 Senior Class Party Committee Co- Chairman 8. Blessed is he who invented sleep. DUFFY, MICHAEL A. Rosie Halls Committee 87 Football 3, 57 Baseball 37 Wrestling 4, 57 Senior Class Commence- ment Committee 8. Trouble runs all him like water ol? a duck's back. DUNPHY, ANN MARIE Annie Cosmopolitan Club 3, 4: Lite Saving 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Cheer Leader 3, 47 Synchronized Swimming 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Senior Class Publicity Committee 8. Always happy. always gay: glad to see her come our way. DURKEE, MARY IANE Susie Student Council Historian 77 Usher Commit- tee 5, 6, 77 Assembly Committee 6, 7, 87 Cosmopolitan Club 5, 6, 7, 87 Sub Deb Club 87 Spanish Club 3, 4, 5, 67 Senior Class Banquet Committee 87 Oracle Page Editor 87 Oracle Reporting 7, 87 Nurse's Assistant 5. 6, 7, 8. She has that certain something. ELLERBECK. MARILYN LOENE loo Assembly Committee 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Booster Committee 6, 7, 8, Chairman 7, 8: Home Room President 6, Vice President 7, 8, Treasurer 57 Sub Deb Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Cosmopolitan Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. 8: Tennis 77 Senior Class Prom Committee 87 Oracle Reporting 7, 8, Business Staff 8: Nurse's Assistant 3, 4, 5, 6, 77 Oracle Advertising Manager 8. Those who laugh and love will surely do well. ENABNIT. IOYCE MIGNON 'IoY Usher Committee 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Social Com- mittee 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Home Room Vice Presi- dent 7, 8, Secretary 67 Spanish Club 3, 4, 5. 6, 7, 8, Vice President 4, Secretary 5, Treas- urer 67 Cosmopolitan Club 87 A Caipella Chorus 3. 4: Member of Cast The dmtr- able Crichton 77 Art Committee 77 Publicity Committee 77 Senior Class Day Committee 8. A sunbeam took shape when she was born. FANSHER. IACK ALBERT Goose Home Room Treasurer 5: Latin Club 4: Member ot Cast I Remember Mama 6, The Admirable Crichton 7, The Black Flamingo 8: Baseball 4: Senior Class Day Committee 8, Better a wittty fool than a foolish wit. FENTON, IOY KATHERINE Ioy Athletic Committee 4, 5, 7: Student Leader 4, 5, G, 7, 8: Drum Majorette 5, 6, 7, 8: Rope lumpina 4, 5, 6, 7, 8: Synchronized Swim- ming 5, 6: Senior Class Picnic Committee B. A winning way. a pleasant smile, dressed so neat and quite in style. FERRIN, ROBERT LE ROY Robin Senior Class Commencement Committee 8. l don't believe in principle, but oh. I do in interest. FISCH. AL EARL Bud Films Committee 7: Athletic Committee 8: Football Manager 6: Home Room Vice Presi- dents 7, 8: Senior Class Reception Commit- tee . Intelligent, inquisitive. and industrious. FOREMAN, IOAN MARIE lo Lunchroom Hostess Committee Chairman 7, 8: Usher Committee 7: Activities Commit- tee 7, 8: Girls' Glee Club 7, B: Senior Class Day Committee 8. Not bold or shy, nor short nor tall, but a mingling of them all. rosrsn. VIRGINIA ANN lied Home Room Secretary 8: Senior Class Par- ent-Senior Potluck Committee 8. Those eyes are certainly full of heaven. FRANK. GERALDINE KAE Gerry Cosmopolitan Club B: Sub Deb Club 6: A Cappella Chorus 4, 5, 6: Girls' Glee Club 3: Tennis 4: Senior Class Parent-Senior Pot- luck Committee 8. A girl worth knowing. FRENZEI., STANFORD LEE Stun Home Room Vice President 7: Stage Crew for Come Rain or Shine 5: Baseball 3: Senior Class Prom Committee Chairman 8: Oracle Reporting 7, B: Polar Bear Advertis- ing Manager 8. The gentleman is a devil. FULTON, IERRY BERT Baldy Home Room Treasurer 8: A Cappella Chor- us 8: Boys' Glee Club 7, 8: Football 3, 5, 7: Baseball 4, 6, 8: Wrestling 3, 4, 7, 8: Senior Class Picnic Games Committee 8. You're young only once. and I mean to make the most of it. GATES. FREDERICK ORCUTT Tod Latin Club 5, 7, 8: Orchestra 4: Band 3, 4, 5. 7, 8: Member of Cast Man Who Camo to Dinner 4: Football 4, 7: Baseball 3: Basketball 3: Senior Class Home Room Rep- resentative 8. A steady man is he. GERGELY. RITA RAE Sam Iudicial Board 6, 7, 8: Social Committee 6, 7: Lunchroom Hostess Committee 4: Art Committee 3, 4, 7, 8: Girls' Glee Club 3: Senior Class Table Decorations Committee Chairman 8: Office Assistant 8. Never a dull moment when she's around. GILLEN, LARRY DUANE Speed Senior Class Banquet Committee 8. Real swell guy. , GODFROY, JACK GENE lock Orchestra 3, 4 tAltoonal, 5, 6, 7, 8: Band 3, 4 tAltoonaJ, 5, 6, 7, B: Football 3 KAI- toonal: Senior Class Publicity Committee 8. Good nature is the very art of life. GREN. CAROL ANN Annie Films Committee 8: Home Room Secretary 8: Latin Club 5, 6, 7, 8: Senior Class Break- fast Committee B. Laugh and the world laughs with you. GRIFFITHS, DAVID ROLAND Big Grit! Stage Committee 3, 4, 5, 67 Home Room Vice President 87 Orchestra 3, 47 Band 3, 47 Football 3, 5, 77 Baseball 4, 6, 87 Wrestling 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Senior Class Banquet Com- mittee 8. Variety is the spice of life. HALLER, AVIS ANN Avis Usher Committee 3, 4, 57 Social Committee 67 Athletic Committee 87 Home Room Presi- dent 87 Sub Deb Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Presi- dent 77 Latin Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8: Synchro- nized Swimming 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Student Leader 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Lite Saving 5, 67 Senior Class Prom Committee 8. Beautiful hair, attractively tall. HANSEN, MAURICE WESTON Morry Home Room Vice President 47 Band 3, 4, 5, 6, 77 Boys' Glee Club 87 Art Committee 7, 87 Tennis 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Lite Saving 47 Seniog Class Publicity Committee Chair- man . Women were God's second mistake. HANSON, RICHARD LEE Pokey Home Room Treasurer 87 Member of Cast The Admirable Crichton 7, The Black Flamingo 87 Publicity Committee 87 Senior Class Day Committee 8. He may be shy. but he knows all the an- SWEIS. HARPEL, MARY ANN Mary Ann Usher Committee 3, 4, 57 Activities Committee 5, 6, 7, 87 Home Room Treasurer 67 Cosmo- politan Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, B, Vice President 67 Sub Deb Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 B, Vice Presi- dent 87 Member ot Cast I Remember Ma- ma 67 The Admirable Crichton 7, The Black Flamingo 87 Senior Class Day Corn- mittee 87 Oracle Reporting 7, 87 Polar Bear Editorial Stott 87 Office Assistant 5, 6. Her very frowns are far fairer than the smiles of other maidens. HART, MARY LUCILLE Mary Red Cross Representative 67 Sub Deb Club 5, 67 Girls' Glee Club 77 Senior Class Home Room Representative 8. There is one thing about silence, it never betrays you. HASKELL, SHIRLEY SCHRULL Shirley Usher Committee 5, 6, 7, 87 Service Commit- tee 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Home Room Secretary 57 Home Room Treasurer 47 Sub Deb Club 5, 6, 7, 87 Cosmopolitan Club 4, 5, 6. 7. 87 Girls' Glee Club 87 Senior Class Picture Eommittele glhairman 87 Oracle Bookkeeper .51 5. 1 - She speaks, behaves. and acts just as she ought. HEDLUND. FLORENCE SUZANNE Susie Usher Committee 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Library Committee Chairman 5, 6, 7, 87 Latin Club 3, 4, 57 Sub Deb Club 67 F.T.A. Club 7, 87 Senior Class Party Committee 87 Oracle Reporting 7, 8, Feature Editor 87 Nurses Assistant 47 Library Assistant 5, 6, 7, 87 Study Hall Assistant 8. I came here to study. not ta be distracted by men. HELGASON. EVELYN HARRIET Evie Pep Club 3, 4 tClarion High SchoolJ7 Drama Club 3, 4, 5, 6 KC. H. S.77 G. A. A. 3, 4, 5, 6 CC. H. S.l7 Orchestra 3, 4, 5, 6 KC. H. SJ 7, 87 Band 3, 4, 5, 6 tC. H. SJ 7, 87 A Cappella Chorus 3, 4, 5, 6 IC. H. S.l7 Mem- ber of Cast The Admirable Crichton 7, The Black Flamingo 87 Senior Class Day Committee 87 Ofiice Assistant 7, 8. Better to smile than to pour. I-IELVIG, BARBARA LOUISE Barb Usher Committee 4, 5, 7, 87 Spanish Club 3, 5, 67 F. T. A. Club 87 Cosmopolitan Club 87 A Cappella Chorus 6, 7, 87 Girls' Glee Club 5, 67 Tennis 87 Lite Saving 4, 5. 6, 7, 87 Senior Class Cap and Gown Committee 87 SON?-FIS Reporting 7, 87 Polar Bear Editorial ta . Friendship always benefits. HENKEL, ZANE GREY Grey Home Room Vice President 77 Home Room Treasurer 87 Senior Class Prom Committee 87 Oracle Reporting 7, Editorial Staff 8. His friends are many, his enemies few. HICKMAN. WILLIAM MACK Ostrich Home Room Treasurer 87 Track 67 Senior Class Parent-Senior Potluck Committee 8. He has a great mind, and runs it by himself. HILL, LINDA JOAN Lin Social Committee 5, 67 Athletic Committee 67 Costume Committee 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Assembly Committee 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Home Room Secre- tary 77 Sub Deb Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Cos- mopolitan Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Golf 3, 4. 57 Student Leader 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Lite Saving 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Senior Class Picnic Games Committee Co-Chairman 87 Oracle Report- ing 7, 87 Polar Bear Senior Division Editor 8. Her cheeks were kissed by angels. but the devil's in her eye. HILTON, HOWARD ROBERT Howie Basketball 3, 57 Baseball 47 Senior Class Reception Committee 8. Good sense and good nature are seldom separated. HITCHCOCK, SHARON LEE I-lItchie Usher Committee 5, 6, 75 Assembly Commit- tee 7, 8: Home Room Treasurer 87 Cosmo- politan Club 7, 8: Sub Deb Club 85 Pep Club 77 Student Leader 7, B7 Life Saving 4. 5, 6, 7, 87 Senior Class Reception Com- mittee, Chairman: Oracle Reporting 7, 85 golgr Bear Editorial Staft 87 Office Assistant Nothing is so contagious as enthusiasm. HITZ, RICHARD LOWELL Ricky Usher Committee 3, 47 Assembly Committee 6, 7, 8, Chairman 75 Ticket Committee 7: Home Room Treasurer 7, I-li-Y 4: Tennis 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Swimming 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Senior Class Party Committee 8. A likeable boy, with a likeable way. HOOPER. ROBERT II Buffalo Bob Art Committee 5, 7, 8: Home Room Vice President 65 Senior Class Line of March Committee: Art Statt of Polar Bear 8. Trouble is for those who let it worry them. HOUSMAN, IOAN CAROLE Ioni Citizenship Committee 5, 6, 7, 8, Chairman 77 Ushers Committee 75 Assembly Commit- tee 6, 7, 8, Home Room Secretary 87 Sub Deb Club 5, 65 Cosmopoliton Club 65 Girls Club Representative 4 tRooseveltlp Swim- ming, 3, 4 lRooseveltJg Intramurals 6, 7, 81 Senior Breakfast Committee, Chairman, Oracle Reporting 7. 8: Polar Bear Co-Editor 8, Editorial Staff 7, 8: Office Assistant 6. Sunny. disposition, lively. and full of pep and vitality. HUDSON, IAMES EDWARD lim Usher Committee 3, 4: Assembly Committee 7, S, Chairman 85 Senior Class Breakfast Committee 8. The less people think, the more they talk. HUFF, BONNIE YVONNE HuHer Cosmopolitan Club 7, 8, Secretary 87 Sub Deb Club 7, 8: F. H. A. Club 3, 4 tlndianola High Schooll, 5, 6 tCarroll High Schoollg Y- Teen Club 3, 4 tl. H. SJ: Photo Club 3, 4, Publicity Chairman 4 tl. H. SJ: Student Council 4 tl. I-I. SJ: Band 3, 4 tl. H. SJ, 5, 6 IC. H. SJ, 7, 87 Orchestra 8: Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 tl. H. SJ, 5, 6 KC. H. SJ: Mixed Chorus 3, 4 tl. H. SJ, 5, 6 KC. H. SJ: G. A. A. 3, 4 tl. H. SJ, 5, 6 KC. H. SJ: Senior Class Questionnaire Committee 8. If she has any faults. she has left us in doubt. INMAN, IACK LOREN B. Iackeon Boys' Glee Club 3, 4, 7: A Cappella Chorus S, 6, 7, 8, Member of Cast The Man Who Came to Dinner 47 Golf 4, 5, 6, 7, 8: Life Saving 67 Senior Class Home Room Repre- sentative 8. In him you'll find true friendship. IACKMAN, EDWIN WAYNE Ed Ticket Committee 37 Boys Glee Club 7, 8g Football 4, Basketball 35 Baseball 3, 67 Wrestling 85 Senior Class Banquet Table Decorations Committee 8. All great men are dying, and I don't feel so well myself. IACOBS, ANNETTE ILEANE Annette Assembly Committee 85 Home Room Secre- tary 4, Treasurer 8, Cosmopolitan Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, B, Secretary 45 Sub Deb Club 3, 7, By Spanish Club 4, 55 A Cappella Chorus 4, 5, 6, 7, 8: Girls' Glee Club 3: Member of Cast I Remember Mama 6, The Admir- able Crichton 75 Property Committee 7g Senior Class Day Committee 8, Oracle Re- porting 8p Polar Bear Business Stalt 85 Study Hall Assistant 4. There is warmth and friendship in her smile. IAMES, MARY ELLEN Mary Sub Deb Club 75 Cosmopolitan Club 63 Senior Class Home Room Representative 8. Always happy, never sad. IEROME, I ULE KENT Lover Student Council 7, Vice President 87 Iudicial Board Chairman 85 Social Committee 8: Athletic Committee 7: Halls Committee 6, 87 Home Room President 7: Basketball 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 85 Baseball 4: Track 87 Senior Class Picnic Committee 8. I came here to study, not to be distracted by women. IOHNSON, ALTA THEOLA Malta Usher Committee 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Cosmo politan Club 7, 8, Member of Cast The Admirable Crichton 75 Senior Class Parent- Senior Potluck Committee Co-chairman 8: Nurses Assistant 7, 8. Her sweetness is a joy to all. IOHNSON, IERRI MAE Ierri Mae Athletic Committee 87 Assembly Committee 77 Booster Committee 87 Home Room Treas- urer 4, Girls Glee Club 85 Member of Cast I Remember Mama 6, The Admirable Crichton 7, The Black Flamingo 87 Property Committee 6, 75 Senior Class Day Committee 8. Heaven will protect the actress. JONES, MARIE HARRIET loneele Usher Committee 3, 4, 57 Home Room Treas- urer 7, 8: Sub Deb Club 5, 6, 7, 8: Latin Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Student Leader 7, 8: Senior Class Banquet Committee 87 Oracle Reporting 7, 87 Polar Bear Editorial Staff 8. Nothing is so contagious as laughter. IORDAN. GRANTLUND EARL Earl Lunchroom Hostess Committee 8, A Cappella Chorus 87 Boys' Glee Club 7, 85 Football 5, 7g Baseball 8: Wrestling 3, 5, 85 Senior Class Parent-Senior Potluck Committee S. At last, I gain freedom. IULSON. BEN E. Curly Assembly Committee 8, Orchestra 7, By Band 7, 8, A Cappella Chorus 7, 85 Member of Cast The Admirable Crichton 7, The Black Flamingo 85 Senior Class Day Com- mittee 8. A gentleman. in and out. IALDENBERG, CAROLE ANN Canis Student Council Historian 85 ludicial Board 75 Usher Committee 3, 47 Social Committee 6, 7, 8, Costume Committee 87 Home Room Secretary 5, 6, 75 Latin Club 3, 4, 5, B, 7. 8, Secretary 77 Spanish Club 5, 6, 7, Treas- urer 6: Sub Deb Club 3: Student Leader 5, 7, 85 Life Saving 6, 75 Senior Class Prom Committee 8: Office Assistant 7. She is gentle, she is shy. but there's mis- chief in her eye. KATZURECK, KAREN MARIE Karon Home Room Secretary 75 Senior Class Home Room Representative 87 Office Assistant 77 Library Assistant 3, 4 CSL loseph Academyl. The longer you know her. the better you like her. KELSEY. IOAN LA REEN Io Spanish Club 3, 4: Lite Saving 3, 4, 5, 61 Senior Class Prom Committee 8: Office Assistant 7, 8. Modest, simple, and sweet. KENNEDY. MICKEY LE MAR Mick Student Council 87 Ticket Committee 5, 77 Home Room President 8, Vice President 7. Treasurer 67 Latin Club 3, 47 Football 3, 5. 77 Swimming 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Track 4, 6, 85 Life Saving 47 Senior Class Picnic Games Committee Chairman 8. With his athletic ability and winning ways, he'll find success the rest of his days. KIRCHER. MARY ELLEN Kirch Activities Committee 7, 85 Booster Commit- tee 7, 85 Latin Club 37 Cosmopolitan Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Social Chairman 6, 77 Sub Deb Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 81 Swimming 3, 4, 5, 65 Life Saving 4, 55 Senior Class Questionnaire Committee 8, Study Hall Assistant 4. Never too serious. always gay. KOHLS. GARY DENTON G K Citizenship Committee 35 Home Room Presi- den! 3. Treasurer 6, 7, Student Council 8: Cheer Leader 3, 45 Senior Class Breakfast Committee 8. The gift of being agreeable. KREBS, MARY ELIZABETH Mary Films Committee 8, Library Committee 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8: Sub Deb 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Cosmo- politan Club Bg Senior Class Home Room Representative 8. Ambition knows no rest. LAW. THOMAS DALE IOC Lunchroom Hostess Committee 6, 7, 8g Home Room President 7, Vice President 6: Life Saving 3: Senior Class Banquet Table Decorations Committee 8. The girl's lucky that gets me. LETTINGTON. ION LEES Ion Lunchroom Hostess Committee 4, Halls Com- mittee 8p Booster Committee 3, Senior Class Picnic Games Committee 8. He has a method in his madness. LEWIS. MARGARET ANN Annie Girls' Glee Club 3, 85 Senior Class Home Room Representative 8. She is capable of her highest ambitions. LONG, ELAINE RUTH Elaine A Cappella Chorus 5, 6, 7, 81 Girls' Glee Club 4: Senior Class Sermon Committee Chairman 8. Christianity is the highest perfection of humanity. LONGDEN. LOIS ELAINE Louie Home Room Vice President 6, Secretary 85 Orchestra 3, 4, 7, 8: Band 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Senior Class Questionnaire Committee Co- Chairman 85 Oflice Assistant 8. Her only fault is that she has no faults. LOSEE, KARAL ANN Chico G. A. A, 5, 6 tMarshalltownl: Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 tMarshalltownl, 7, 8: Senior Class gnnouncement Committee 8: Oftice Assistant She brings happiness to everyone she meets. MANKOWSKI. THERESA IOSEPHINE Terry Usher Committee 4, 5, 6: Athletic Committee 8: Activities Committees 7, 8: Home Room Secretary 6, 7, 8: Sub Deb Club 6, 7, 8: Spanish Committee 3, 4: Member ot Cast The Admirable Crichton 7: Make-Up Committee 7: Synchronized Swimming 7, 8: Student Leader 5, 6, 7, 8: Lite Savinq 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8: Senior Class Party Committee 2: Orcgcle Reporting 7, 8: Polar Bear Editorial tart . Something happy. something gay, and by the way. she has her say. MANNING. THOMAS Tom If you are wise, laugh. MARSHALL, MARILYN LOUISE Marilyn Usher Committee 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8: Home Room Vice President 7, 8, Secretary 5, 6: Sub Deb Club 4, 5, 6: Cosmopolitan Club 4, 5, 6, 7: Band 3: A Cappella Chorus 5, 6, 7: Girls' Glee Club 3, 4: Senior Class Questionnaire Committee Chairman 8: Study Hall Assistant 7, 8. Born with a gift of laughter. MARTIN. ALLEN LEE Coe Orchestra 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8: Band 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8: Member of Cast The Man Who Came go Dinner -4: Senior Class Prom Committee Hc'll lead in his work as he leads the band MASTROFSKI. BURTON DAVID Burt Home Room Vice President 7: Member ot Cast The Admirable Crichton 7, The Black Flamingo 8: Wrestling 7: Senior Class Day Committee 8. Boys will be boys. MC DONALD, SHIRLEY ANN Shan Usher Committee 3, 4, 5, 6, 7: Service Com- mittee Chairman 8: Costume Committee 8: Home Room Secretary 7: Sub Deb Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 8: Cosmopolitan Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8: Property Committee Co-Chairman 7: Cheer Leader 4, 5, 6, 7: Senior Class Banquet Table Decoration Committee Co-Chairman 8: Office Assistant 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. I'll not budge an inch. MC KINSTRY, SHARON KAY Shar Student Council 6, 7: ludicial Board 6, 7: Usher Committee 3, 4, 5: Films Committee 6: Service Committee 8: Costume Commit- tee 6, 7, 8: Home Room Vice President 7: Cosmopolitan Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8: Spanish Club 3, 4, 5, 6: Girls' Glee Club 4, 5: A Cappella Chorus 6, 7: Cheer Leader 3, 4, 5: Senior Class Breakfast Committee 8: Oracle Reporting 7. A mast charming girl. MC VAY, SHIRLEY IRENE Shirl Usher Committee 6, 7, 8: Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8: Lite Savinq 6: Senior Class Picnic Committee 8. Seldom seen without companionship. MILLIKEN. BERNADINE YVONNE Bu-nadino Girls' Glee Club 7: Senior Class Sermon Committee 8. Without kindness there can be na joy. MOHR. PATSY ANN Midqot Red Cross Committee 6, 7: Senior Class Breakfast Committee 8. From a little spark will burst a mighty flame MONTENGUISE, IO ANN KATHERINE Io Gills' Glee Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7: Senior Class Home Room Representative 8. Always in a gay and glorious mood. MONTGOMERY, PATRICIA ANN Rumi Usher Committee 4, 5, 6, 7, 8: Home Room Vice President 5: Senior Class Commence- ment Committee CoAChairman 8: Office As- sistant 5. Lots ot' pep, vim, and vitality. MOORE, FRANKLIN VERNON Vern Art Committee 7, 8: Orchestra Committee 7, 3: Band 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8: A Cappella Chorus 4, 5, 6, 7: Boys' Glee Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7: Senior Class Breakfast Committee 8. Ignorance is bliss, and by nature I'm happy. MOORE, HELEN LORRAYNE Helen Student Council 77 Home Room President 7, Vice President 6, Treasurer 57 Swimming 3, 4, 5, 67 Student Leader 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Life Saving 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Rope jumping S 5, 6, 7, 87 Senior Class Party Committee What is good looking. but looking good? MURPHY, GERALDINE Gerry Social Committee 7, 87 Sub Deb Club 7, 87 Senior Class Home Room Representative 87 Office Assistant 87 Library Assistant 3, 4 iSt. Joseph Academyl. An open mind is a pleasure to find. MYERS, MARSHALL MARION, IR. Marshall F. T. A. Club 87 Orchestra 4, 5, 87 Band 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 A Cappella Chorus 3, 4, 57 Boys' Glee Club 4, 57 Senior Class Line ot March Committee Chairman 8. Speech is great. but silence is greater. NEAL, WILLIAM Cauliflower Student Council 87 Home Room President 87 Boys' Glee Club 87 Football 3, 5, 77 Track 47 Wrestling 4, 6, 87 Senior Class Party Committee 8. A man. not of words, but of action. NEWELL, CAROLYN DIANNE Dimples Home Room Treasurer 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Senior Class Parent-Senior Potluck Committee 87 Athletic Bookkeeper 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. Dimpled darling ot' the class. NICHOLSON, NANCY LEE Nan Usher Committee 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Service Com- mittee 5, 6, 7, 87 Home Room Secretary 7, 8, Treasurer 67 Cosmopolitan Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Sub Deb Club 5, 6, 7, 87 Swimming 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Life Saving 4, 57 Cheer Lead- er 4, 5, 67 Senior Class Senior Pictures Committee Co-Chairman 87 Office Assistant 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. Sparkling eyes and a winning personality. NOFTSGER, RAYMOND LEE Ray Athletic Committee 3 tCedar Rapidsj7 Senior Class Reception Committee 8. Live while you may. OSTRING, GILBERT DEAN Hiram Senior Class Reception Committee B. A man of many talents. OXLEY, DAVID WALTER Ox ludicial Board 7, 87 Home Room Vice Presi- dent 8, Treasurer 77 Latin Club 3, 4, 57 Member of Cast The Black Flamingo 87 Swimming 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Senior Class Day Committee 87 Oracle Editorial Staff 8, Re- porting 7. Ashes to ashes. dust to dust: high school didn't kill me, so college must. PAGE, MARSHALL FRANK Toad Aviation 4 lTechJ7 Track 67 Wrestling 37 Senior Class Commencement Committee 8. He had so many bright ideas. his hair turned red. PATRICK, MAXWELL CHETWYN. IR. Vanity Mick Home Room Secretary 87 Basketball 5, 77 Golf 6, 7, 87 Track 3, 57 Senior Class Party Committee 8. These women are driving me crazy-espe- cially the teachers. PATTERSON, SHEILA PEARL Sheila Usher Committee 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Chairman 7, 87 Home Room Secretary 87 Sub Deb Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Girls Glee Club 87 Senior Class Questionnaire Committee 87 Office Assistant 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. Quietly and nicely she does her work. PAYNE, SHARON LEONE Ears Student Council 7, Secretary 87 Usher Com- mittee 3, 4, 5, 67 Booster Committee 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Home Room President 7, Vice President 67 Spanish Club 5, 6, 7, 8, Presi- dent 5, 6, Vice President 77 Latin Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Student Leader 77 Synchonized Swimming 7, 87 Life Saving 6, 77 Senior Class Prom Committee 87 Oracle Reporting 7, 87 Polar Bear Feature Editor 87 Office Assistant 77 Nurses Assistant 3, 4, 5, 6. Tell me. pretty maiden. are there any more at home like you? PEPER, IANETTE RAE Ian F.T.A. Club 6, 7, 8, Secretary 87 A Cappella Chorus 7, 87 Girls' Glee Club 67 Senior Class Co-Treasurer B7 Office Assistant B. Nice. quiet, friendly. PEPER. IUDITH MAE IudY Usher Committee 6, 75 Home Room Presi- dent 8, Secretary 55 Treasurer 6, 75 A Cap- pella Chorus 7, 85 Girls' Glee Club 5, 65 Student Leader B5 Life Saving 45 Senior gicgures Committee 85 Oracle Bookkeeper A peppy lass one can't surpass. PHOENIX. IANET LOUISE lun Syncronizecl Swimming 3, 4, 5, 6, 75 Student Leader 5, 6, 85 Life Saving 3, 45 Senior Class Questionnaire Committee 8. She's pretty to walk with, witty to talk with. PIERSON, JAMES DEAN Iimmy Dean Halls Committee 85 Ticket Committee Ia, 65 Student Council 8: Home Room President 8, Vice President 45 Football 5, 75 Track 45 Wrestling 3, 4, 5, 65 Senior Class Cap and Gown Committee Chairman 8. We all like him-we just can't help it. PILDIS, ESAHR MORRIS Professor Latin Club 3, 4, 55 Golf 3, 4, 55 Senior Class Sermon Committee B. Argue early. argue late, if a line be crooked he'll argue it straight. PURCELL. PATRICIA ANN Pat Sub Deb Club 45 A Cappella Chorus 75 Girls' Glee Club 5, 6, 7, 85 Drum Maiorette 7, 85 Senior Class Parent-Senior Potluck Committee 8. Bubbling over with pep. vim. and person- ality. RAT!-IIENS, GLORIA IEAN G. I. Cosmopolitan Club 3, 45 Senior Class An- nouncement Committee Co-Chairman 85 Office Assistant 7. A better pal could never be found. READ. IAY ROLLIN Iay Home Room President 55 Track 55 Senior Class Parent-Senior Potluck Committee 8. A man of thought and action-clear the way. REGIS, IANIS ANNETTE Ioan Senior Class Banquet Committee 8. A pretty girl is like a melody. RILEY. RICHARD C. Ryo Lunchroom Hostess Committee 85 Home Room Vice President 65 Boys' Glee Club B5 Football 3 tTechl, 5, 75 Basketball 3 4tTechl, 5, 65 Baseball 85 Senior Class Cap and gown Committee 85 Oracle Business Staff An expert is one who knows more and more about less and less. ROBBINS. IUDY ANN Lightonin Usher Committee 3, 4, 5, 6, 75 Social Com- mittee 85 Costume Committee 4, S, 6, 7, 8, Chairman 7, Co-Chairman B5 Home Room Treasurer 85 Senior Class Prom Committee Co-Chairman 85 Office Assistant 5, 6, 7, 85 Nurse's Assistant 4. Perfection in all its glory. ROBERTSON. MARY IO Io Girls' Glee Club 85 Senior Class Announce- ment Committee 8. Her very smile enriches her whole life. SATTERFIELD. LENORE MAE Lonnie Sub Deb Club 45 Cosmopolitan 45 Senior Class Home Room Representative 8. There is warmth of friendship in her way. SCOTT, IEROME EMERY Scotty Spanish Club 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Baseball 35 Senior Class Line of March Committee A typical all-round good guy. SHAFFER, IANET BLNA Ian Usher Committee 65 Spanish Club 3, 4, 55 F. T. A. Club 6, 7, 85 Life Saving 55 Cheer leader 4, 55 Senior Class Questionnaire Committee 8. When people agree with me, I think I'm wrong. SHAFFER, LARRY IACK Sooky Movie Operators Committee B: Home Room President 7, Treasurer 5, B: Track 4, 5, 6, 7: Senior Class Picnic-General Plans Com- mittee 8. Generally speaking, he's generally speaking. SHAFFER, RICHARD IERRY Dick Student Council 8: Ticket Committee Chair- man B: Home Room Vice President 8: Orchestra 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Tennis 3, 4: Base- ball 4: Senior Class Banquet-General Plans Committee Co-Chairman 8: Oracle Editorial Staff, Sports Editor 8. A man worth knowing. SHEPARD, LAURENCE FRED Larry Home Room Vice President 8: Football 3, 5, 7: Baseball 3: Senior Class Banquet, General Plans Committee 8. A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. SHEPARD. SHERON MARIE Shep G. A. A. 3, 4: Y-Teen 5, 6: Girls' Glee Club 3, 4: B Chorus 5: Senior Class Question- naire Committee 8. A brilliant miss who gets things done. SHOAFSTALL, EARL FRED Little Earl Senior Class Banquet, General Plans Com- mittee 8. It is better, of course.. to know useless things than to know nothing. SHORT, MAROLYN IUNE Maru Student Council 7: Social Committee 5, 6, 7: Athletic Committee 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Chairman 7: Service Committee 3, 4: As- sembly Committee 8: Home Room Vice President 4, 5, 6: F. T. A. Club, 7, 8, Treasurer 7: Synchronized Swimming 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8: Student Leader 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8: Life Saving 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 8: Rope Iumping 3 4, 5, 6, 7, 8: Senior Class Prom Committee Look at the honors behind her name: she's a girl who deserves fame. SHUCK, RONALD RAYMOND Ron Social Committee 7, B: Athletic Committee 7, 8: Ticket Committee 4: Home Room Presi- dent 8: Hi-Y 4: Football 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, B: Track 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8: Senior Class Prom Committee 8: Oracle Reporting 7, 8: Polar Bear Editorial Staff 8. Tall, dark, handsome-but taken. SIMMONS, DORIS IEAN Doris Sub Deb Club 3: Cosmopolitan Club 3: F. T. A. Club Historian 3: Pep Club 3: Senior Class Home Room Representative 8. Pretty is as pretty does. SMITH, DALE MARVIN Smitty Halls Committee 8: Football 3, 5, 7: Base- ball 4, 6, 8: Wrestling 3, 4, 5, 6: Senior Class Picnic Games Committee 8: Oracle Reporting 8, Business Staff 8. He goes on the theory that a football Held isn't the only place you need a good line. SPOWART, GERALDINE lor Usher Committee 3, 8: Home Room Treas- urer 7, 8: Cosmopolitan Club 7, 8: Senior Class Home Room Representative 8: Office Assistant 7. You would be wise if you were as wise as she. SPRING, IANISS LEA Iannio Service Committee 4, 5: Assembly Commit- tee 6: Booster Committee 5, 6: Home Room President 7, 8, Secretary 6: Latin Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Treasurer 7, Secretary 5: Sub Deb Club 5, 6, President 6: Art Committee 7: Senior Class Reception Committee 8: Oracle Reporting 7, 8: Polar Bear Co-Editor 8: Nurse's Assistant 6. Smile and the very best in you cannot be hidden. SPURGEON. PHYLLIS RAE Phill Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 fOttumwa High 5, GJ: Senior Class Cap and Gown Com- mittee 8. A true friend. STILES, RUTH LAURA Poopli0 A Cappella Chorus 7, 8: Girls' Glee Club 3, 3. 5, 6, 7, 8: Senior Class Picnic Committee Personality plus. STOUT. STANLEY GENE Lofty Student Council 3 tTechJ: Football 3: Swim- ming 7: Track 4, 6, 8: Wrestling 4, 5, 6, 7: Student Leader 5, 6: Senior Class Parent- Senior Potluck B. No one knows what he can do until he tries. STROM. EDWIN THOMAS Stromboli Athletic Committee 7, 87 Chairman 87 Serv- ice Committee 4, 5, 6, 7: Assembly Commit- tee 87 Ticket Committee 3, 4, 5, 67 Home Room Vice President 7, B7 Latin Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Member of Cast l Remember Mama 8, The Admirable Crichton 77 Tennis 5, 6, 7, 87 Swimming 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Life Saving 47 Senior Class Day Committee Chairman 8. A genius if ever there was one. STRUTHERS. RODNEY EARL Rod Home Room Treasurer 87 Senior Class Parent-Senior Potluck Committee 8. Silence is the fence around wisdom. SWANSON, MARY ELIZABETH Mahi Student Council 87 Usher Committee 3, 4, 5, 67 Social Committee 6, 7, 87 Art Committee 5, 6, 7, 87 Home Room President 8, Secre- tary 6, 77 Cosmopolitan Club 3, 47 Sub Deb Club 87 Latin Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 F. T. A. Club 6, 7, 8, Librarian 8, Song Leader 77 A Cappella Chorus 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Senior Class Table Decorations Committee 87 Polar Bear Business Stott 8. True to her word. her worlr, and her friends. THOMAS. BERT HAROLD Bud Football 3, 5, 77 Baseball 47 Wrestling 5, 6, 7, 87 Senior Class Home Room Repre- sentative 5. A harmless IPJ, innocent IFJ little man. TRUITT. WILLIAM DALEY Bill A Cappella Chorus 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Boys' Glee Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Stage Committee 3. 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Wrestling 87 Senior Class Re- ception Committee 87 Office Assistant 3. This lad lives for his . . . jokes. TURNER, THOMAS HERBERT Tom Member of cast Willie Weekend tRun- nellsJ7 Senior Class Publicity Committee 8. Now I'm beginning to live a little. VAN CLEAVE, MARCIA ESTHER Marcia Usher Committee 3, 4, 5, G, 7, 87 Sub Deb Club 7, 87 Cosmopolitan Club 87 Senior Class Commencement Committee 8. She'Il suit some lucky chap to a T, VAN FLEET. KAY LOUISE Fifi Athletic Committee 77 Costume Committee 7, 87 Home Room Vice President 77 Syn- chronized Swimming 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Student Leader 7, 87 Lite Saving 5, 6, 7, 87 Rope lumping 7, 87 Senior Class Prom Committee 87 Oracle Reporting 7, 87 Polar Bear Edi- torial Stati, Senior Division Co-Editor B. An excellent swimmer, an agreeable smile. a very nice young lady. VAN OENEN, IERRY Nob Iudicial Board 87 Usher Committee 3, 47 Assembly Committee 67 Ticket Committee 3, 4, 7, 8, Chairman 77 Home Room Vice President 7, Treasurer 67 Basketball 37 Tennis 3, 4, 5, 87 Senior Class Cap and Gown Committee 8. I am great because I told me so. VETTER. RICHARD WARREN Dick Home Room Treasurer 87 Orchestra 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Band 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Basketball 3, 5, 67 Golf 4, 5, 6, 87 Senior Class Breakfast Committee Co-Chairman 8. A lion among ladies. a man among men. VEVERKA. GLORIA MAURINE Gloria Usher Committee 6, 7, 87 Ticket Committee 47 Sub Deb Club 5: Senior Class Commence- ment Committee 87 Oftice Assistant 57 Car Check Assistant 3, 4. Let me be loved, and those who will, be gffaf. VIGDAHL, ROGER LEON loc Member of Cast The Admirable Crichton 77 Football 57 Life Saving 4, 6, 87 Senior Class Publicity Committee B. Fun to be with. WALMER. CAROLYN IO ANN Carolyn F.T.A. Club 87 Girls' Glee Club 37 Member of Cost I Remember Mama 67 Property Committee 67 Golf 7, 87 Synchronized Swim- ming 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Student Leader 7, 87 Lite Saving 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Senior Class Publicity Committee 87 Study Hall Assistant 8- ..:. Nice to know, pleasant to be with. WASSMUTH. DALE ROBERT Midget Iudicial Board 77 Films Committee 7, B7 Swimming 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Senior Class Pub- licity Committee 8. He's as much of an athlete as he is a gen- tleman. WATERBURY, MARLENE ANN Mar Assembly Committee 77 Lunchroom Hostess Committee 37 Girls' Glee Club 7, 87 Student Leader 5, 6, 7, 87 Senior Class Prom Com- mittee 87 Office Assistant 6. A sweet smile with a matching personality. WEBER, DEAN LEE Dennis Student Council 5, 67 Home Room President 5, 6, Vice President 7, 87 Basketball 3, 4, 5, 67 Golf 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Senior Class Com- mencement Committee Chairman 8. The age of chivalry is not dead . . . it's only on vacation. WEIGLE, LARRY Singer Red Cross Club 3: A Cappella Chorus 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Boys' Glee Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Senior Class Publicity Committee 87 Study Hall Assistant 6, I do think thee to be a pretty nice fellow. WELLS, MARTHA LOUISE Marty Home Room Treasurer 4, 5, 77 Orchestra 7, 87 Band 3, 4, 7, 87 Life Savinq 57 Senior Class Home Room Representative 87 Office Assistant 8. Mischief is her main asset. WHEATCRAFT, WILLIAM GUY Wheats Halls Committee 87 Assembly Committee 67 Finance Committee 87 Latin Club 4, 57 Foot- ball 37 Senior Class Picnic-General Plans Committee Co-Chairman 8. He has a studiaus look, but looks are some- times deceiving. WHISLER, DARLE DELORES Sue Student Council Secretary 3, 4 Uolinstonk Usher Committee 7, 87 Latin Club 5, 6, 7, 87 Band 3, 4 fIohnstonJ7 A Cappella Chorus 3, 4 Uohnstonj, 57 Senior Class Pictures Com' mittee 8. Manner. not gold. is a woman's best adorn- ment. WIEGMAN, GRETCI-IEN ANN GretcI-A Usher Committee 5, 6, 7, 87 Athletic Com- mittee 87 Activities Committee 87 Spanish Club 3, 4, 5, 67 Cosmopolitan Club 5, 6, 7, 87 Sub Deb Club 5. 6, 7, 8: Student Leader 5, 6, 7, 87 Senior Class Banquet-General Plans Committee 87 Office Assistant 8. Her hair was not so sunny as her heart. WIELAND, MADONNA MARIE Donnie Home Room Secretary 6, 77 Latin Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Vice President 6, 77 Sub Deb Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Swimming 37 Senior Class Picnic Committee Chairman 8. Thoughtful and nice to know. WIESE, DAVID MERLE Dave Student Council 87 Home Room President 8, Treasurer 77 Band 3, 4 tGrimesJ7 Boys' Glee Club 3, 4 fGrimesJ7 Basketball 3, 4 tGrimesJ7 Baseball 4 lGrirnesJ7 Senior Class Line of March Committee Co-Chairman 8. lt's well to know more than you say. WILCOX, IOYCE LORAINE loyco Usher Committee 4, 5, 6, 77Service Commit- tee 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Booster Committee 7, 87 Latin Club 87 Girls' Glee Club 77 Senior glass 7BrEakfast Committee 87 Nurse's Office Modest is she and true to her word. WILKINSON, DONNA LEE Donna Girls' Glee Club 3, 7, 87 Senior Class Home Rocgm Representative 87 Nurse's Office 6, A girl worth knowing. WILLEY, CHARLES FRANKLIN Chuck Senior Class Party Committee 8. His cares are now all ended. WILLIAMS, MARIORIE MAE Margie Activities Committee 77 Booster Committee 77 Cosmopolitan Club 57 Sub Deb Club 57 Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, 77 Life Saving 5, 67 Senior Class Cap and Gown Committee 8. Her wit is the wine of every party. WINDER, IAMES KENT Crusher Student Council 7, 87 Social Committee 7, 87 Home Room President 7, 8, Vice President 6, Treasurer 4, 57 Track 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Wrestling 3, 4, 57 Senior Class Picnic Games Committee 8. After every woman's heart. WOOD, PATRICIA IOAN Pat Student Council 87 Home Room President 87 Cosmopolitan Club 3, 67 Sub Deb Club 3, 77 F. T. A. Club 4, 7, 87 Senior Class Cap and Gown Committee Co-Chairman 87 Ora- cle Editorial Staff 8, Reporting 77 Office As- sistant 6, 7. She's charming, she's lovely. she's engaged! ZAHLLER, CATHARINE ELIZABETH Catharine Booster Committee 87 Sub Deb Club 87 Or- chestra 4, 77 Band 3, 4, 87 Senior Class Home Room Representative B. A job to be done . . . l'll do it. UHAU ATE5 UT PIUTUHEU JA UAHY BERRY. IACK lack I mean to make myself a man. BAILEY, GLORIA DARLENE Gloria A true friend indeed. FORRESTER, SYLVESTER LEE Sy Home Room Vice President 67 A Cappella Chorus 4, 5, 6, 7, S7 Boys' Glee Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Football 4, 67 Basketball 3, 5, 77 Baseball 37 Track 3, 5, 77 Senior Class An- nouncement Committee 8. Sometinies I sit and think. and sometimes I iust Sli. MARSHALL, HELEN IEANNE Helen Lunchroom Hostess Committee 3, 47 Cosmo- politan Club 3, 47 A Cappella Chorus 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, 6, 7, 87 Senior Class Announcement Committee S. The better you know her, the more you like her. WRIGHT, LIBBY MARIE Libby Senior Class Picture Committee 87 Girls' Glee Club 3. Good nature is the very art of life. UN ANDERSON, MARVIN ARLO Marv Student Council 7, S7 Home Room President 7, 87 Football 5, 77 Basketball 47 Track 4, 6, B7 Senior Class Party Committee 8. The sort of a fellow we all like. TELLIS, BLAINE EDWIN Trot Home Room Vice President 8: Swimming 3, 4, 57 Baseball 4, 67 Senior Class Table Decorations Committee 8. His abilities have not all been revealed. AUGUST I-IIATT. SALLY IOAN Ioan Girls' Glee Club 3, 87 Senior Class Ques- tionnaire Committee 8. Heart oi gold. PARKISON, LOWELL BLAINE Parlay Track 37 Senior Class Home Room Repre- sentative 8. At last, I gain freedom. TRIPLETT, DOUGLAS Tank Football 3, 5, 77 Track 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 87 Wrestling 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, B7 Senior Class Pic- nic Games Committee 8. A n athlete indeed. WELLINGTON, ROBERT E. Bob Basketball 57 Boys' Glee Club 77 Senior Class Reception Committee 8. Silent type-someone around here has to be silent. AUGUST, 1954 GRAD ATES HIATT, SHIRLEY IRAN lean Girls' Glee Club 5, 7, 8, Senior Class Pub- licity Committee 8. Still water runs deep. HILL, IO ANN MARIE Io Booster Committee 8, Cosmopolitan Club 37 Girls' Glee Club 4, 85 Member of Cast The Admirable Crichton 7, The Black Fla- mingo 87 Property Committee 7: Senior Class Reception Committee 8. Slender, slight, and sincere. LEES, MARGARET ANN Mickey Orchestra 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, Band 3, 4, 5, 6, 7: Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Life Saving 3, 57 Senior Class Banquet Committee 8. She looks the world in the face. MALDONADO. OSCAR LEE Oscar Basketball 4, 65 Track 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8: Senior Class Commencement Committee 8. Early to bed, early to rise, just isn't a bit of fun. SLOAN. ROBERT LEO, IR. Bonny Orchestra 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, By Band 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8: Football 3, 5, 7: Senior Class Picnic Games Committee 8. If there is a way, he will 5nd it. WEIGLE, LYNN' Duke A Cappella Chorus 8: Boys' Glee Club B7 Senior Class Picnic Committee 8. Begone my cares, I throw you to the wind. za f home rUUm5 HU E HUUM5 Besides giving experience in leadership, home room provides students with an op- portunity to take part in student government. Working together on activities such as, Color Day, the Community Chest Drive, and the student council pro jects, teaches stu- dents the practical meaning of cooperation and initiative. Emphasis is placed upon the sale of Student Activity Tickets, which benefits the student with admittance to all athletic events, the all-school plays, school movies, and entitles him to a subscription to the Oracle. HOME ROOM 17 Row One: Iudith Peper, Nancy Harden, Kay Accola, Donna Myers, Kay Andrew, Arlene Anderson, Colleen Ruddell, Carolyn Sanderson. Row Two: Pai Oneth, Margaret Lees, Mary Ruby, Frances Klbbe, Virginia Foster, Marilyn Marshall, Carole Ander- son, Evelyn Anderson, Karen Katzureck. Row Three: Mr. Gooch, Adrian Martin, Larry Sharp, Iames Klinqaman, Iames Daven- port, Kenny Maslmore, Richard Rhoads, Kent Ierome. 32 X HOME ROOM 108 Row One: Mr. Blackman, Nancy Paqe, Ianice Denale, lackie Brown, Carole Devine, Sherry Gates, Shelby Gall, l-Rosemary llafkerson. Row Two: Melvin Fallis, Merna Ellorlwevk, Lucille Farao, Iolknn Brooks, Beta Butler, Dia-lc Prank, David Fisher, Dayton Fisher. How Three: Don Frank, Irie DC-Carlo, Dolores Davis. Clrartes Erivksciri, Deanna DeWitt, Bob Fletcher, Aiia Grikis. How Four: Barbara Denny, Carolyn Gray, lim Diehl, Difk Dunshee, Don DeFranCisCo, Al Edmond, Don Day, Charles Dre-iliellvis. HOME ROOM 110 Row One: Barbara Thompson, Phyllis Pool, Connie Maupin, Skip Brophy, Karen Therlcelsen, lim McGlas- son, Nancy Paulson, Barbara Phoenix, Marlyne Courtney. Row Two: Shirley Bianchi, Donna DeBolt, Mary lane Durkee, Suzanne l-ledlund, Karen Hutchings, lo Ann Montenauise, Wayne Nutt, lean Potts. Row Three: Ann Dunphy, Pat Muller, Harley Ryenina, Marlyse Courtney, Hiko Takeda, Charles Willey, lean Cabbage, Kenneth Carrinqton. Row Four: Mr. McCaw, Mic-key Patrick, Betty Samuelson, lirn Pierson, Carolyn Newell, Roger Viadahl, Ray Nottsqer, Bill Yeo. 33 HOME ROOM l I 1 Row One: Miss Barber, Diane Stanley, Nova Turpen, Shirley McDowell, Mary Krebs, Donna Walther, Charlotte Payne, Phyllis Thomson. Row Two: Adrian Winick, Kenny Siivers, Charlene Ross, Sue Osmond. Gail Annalile, Nancy Robson, Gerry Frank, lim Bollenbauqh. Row Three: Dennis McCarty, Milton Zinn, Ierry Wadaen, lerry Underier, Larry Sward, LaVora Dixon, Pat Bramhall, Dorothy Lint. Row Four: Bonita Rogers, Marqie Vinson, Barbara Furyanick, Gilberi Ostrinq, lim Walker, Eddie Harvey, Duane Lutz, Don Butler. HOME ROOM 113 Row One: Don Brady, Martin Iohnson, Nita Mitchell, Geraldine Ashman, Carol Searcy, Ruth Warnock. Row Two: lerene Bates, Helene McClellan, Donna Baber, Geraldine Murphy. Mary Ann Baker, Audrey An- derson, Nellie Nuckolls. Row Three: Mr. Barnett, Ioyce Enabnit, Avis Haller, Bruce Andrews, Barbara Glynn, Mary Miller, Ierry Iohnson, Helen Montis. Row Four: Laima Aulis. Ted Toulouse, lack lohnson, lim Kennedy, Dick Walker, Clifford Brown, Richard Bird, Don Boylan. 34 HOME ROOM 114 Row One: lane Ann Palik, Pal Petter, Nina Owens, Pat Mc-Cwrniaql-:, Liela Mvlfarthy, Mary Mulstiiy, lark Marlatt. Row Two: Kay McNulty, Carolyn Aery, Susan Aran, Maraarot Ames, Glenda Pirkett, Kathryn Milius, ludy lv'luCt'eury, Bali Moraari, Row Three: Sue Allen, Iuay Mlfctty, Beatrire Madsen, Tori Mwyc-is, Tummy Mulanix, Hoqer Nuckolls, Sylvester McCracken, Mr. Sterrfitt. Row Four: Bill Miles, Alvin Ntfelnori, lvhn Mrllole, Bt-lw lvlarvlzutli, lun Mc'Canlcey, Danny llilallow, Bali Mantis. HOME ROOM 1 15 iw..-ff ls wwf Row One: Miss Craig, Beverly Wells, Nancy Hagan, Wanda Nielson, Linda Hill, Connie Parks, Lucille Wacgner, Nana Suhreck. Row Two: Bertha Mohler, lim Mumford, Elaine Mulcahy, Kent Winder, Rosalie Moore, Karol Losee, Marqaret Moran, Lori Schmidt. Row Three: Dorothea Poe, Don Bur-gett, Bae Moss, lay Hooqenakker, Barbara Helviq, Sharon Milinsky, loan Hall, Mark Baty. Row Four: Don Kieler, Norman Audas, Don Newell, Ron Mott, Norman Edwards, lohn Beattie, Iames Owens, Doug Bates. 35 HOME ROOM 116 Row One: Mr. Lyle, Chloris Thompson, Jerry Spowart, Shari Christensen, Marilyn Batten, Sandra Banning, Nancy Nicholson, Georgia Starcevic, Mrs, Anderson. Row Two: Bill W'illiams, Pat Murphy, Nancy Heiner, Marilyn Hickman, Sandra Nicholson, Peqqy Prentis, Nancy Lewis, Harriett Robinson, Patti Green. Row Three: Marilynne Hickman, Ierri Nedderman, Shirley Barth, Gretchen Wieqman, Marlene Waterbury, Iudy Taylor, Iere Lu Higgins, Neil Parmenter. Row Four: Tom Strom, Raleigh Settles, Don Palmer, Don lenninqs, lerome Scott, Earl Ictrnaqin, Bon Shuck, Bill Campion, Bill Ladd. HOME ROOM 118 Row One: Mr, Bly, lane Petty, lean Petty, Vanita Hosier, Iuanita Hosier, Louise Shehan, Doris Emmons. Row Two: leanette DeFino, Madeline Beuqin, Ioan Harris, Camille Wilson, Roberta Hill, lane Hutchinson, Connie Hendrickson, Kaye Hanson. Row Three: Kgrl Wolte, Jean Trisler, David Oxley, Tom Turner, Robert Shafto, Richard Biqham, Phyllis Van de Kieit, Marilyn Shearer. Row Four: Joanne Curran, Bert Thomas, lean Honts, Mickey Kennedy, Bob Wilsiord, Carter Starry, lack Fansher, Bill Truitt. 35 HOME ROOM 119 Row One: Doris Peterson, Sandra Wilson, Lenore Satterlield, Lornas Harrinqton, Skaidriio Ranne, Lee- sanne Powers, lanet l-leclcard, Shirley McDonald. Row Two: Ronald Paulson, Merlene Prewitt, Claudette Bennett, Marolyn Short, Sharon Mcliinstry, Kathryn Woods, Shirley Benson, Edna Perry. Row Three: Mr. Greenwood, Iarnes Perry, Mike Wonders, Arlene Perry, Karen Biesemeyer, Sheila Patterson, Sherrill Phipps, ludy Perry. Row Four: Howard Parsons, Bill llrcknrarr, Bob lohnson, Bill Erickson, Richard Shal- ler, Charles lonos, Larry Haaethorn, Wayne Gander. HOME ROOM 123 Row One: Tom Campbell, Martha Rivers, Priscilla Weston, Barbara Richards, Barbara Mickle, Phyllis Cottrall, Gail Howard. Row Two: Kay Anderson, Rosalie Frakes, loAnn Chilcoate, Sharon Burton, Iacque Boqan, Sharon Payne, Donald Brown. Row Three: Bill Neal, Roland Carr, Betha Mohler, Patti Bennett, Barbara Hoqan, Shirley Peterson, Edward Brooks. Row Four: Eugene Phillips, Billy Wheatcraft, Dale Smith, Donald Burks, lerry Murphy, Ray Reichenbacher, lerry Van Oenen. 37 HOME ROOM 124 Row One: Virgil Simms, Iudy Stolp, Patsy Mohr, lean Robison, Shirley lnman, Anita Roberts, Miss Morris. Row Two: Lyla Bates, Sandra lensen, Danny Donahue, Marian Greenfield, lerry Logan, Clair Knorr. Row Three: Donald Rieger, Constance Ashford, lon Lettington, Burton Mastrolski, Tom Davis, Frank Page. Row Four: Donna Howk, George Brewer, Lois lenlcs, Marlene Berry, Ronald Caullc, Richard Burns, Ierry Iohnston. HOME ROOM 200 Row One: Mrs. Albright, Saraclel Allie, Vicki Chambers, Eleanore Brittain, Carol Calhaon, Sandra Bricker, Ieanne Christensen, Donna Bowes, Indy Arlaud. Row Two: Sharon Bell, Verna Baumann, Charlene Brida- man, Marilyn Akes, Rosemary Braman, Donna Ackerson, Don Burrell, Buddy Wagner. Row Three: Virginia Boyd, Orbie Boggs, Bob Aller, Craig Carlisle, Bob Burton, Ronnie Bird, Dennis Ahn, Verlund Arnold. Row Four: Sandra Carpenter, Margaret Aduddell, Ted Coppick, Don Burnett, Bob Buckroyd, Neale Bailey, Rich- ard Barber, Ieannette Anderson. 38 HOME ROOM 201 Amex How One: Toni Kina, lack Linn, Beverly Anderson, laniss Spiinq, Xenia Bowers, Mary Hart, Nancy Allen, Linda McDaniel. Row Two: Robert Perrin, losephine Hamrnan, loann Adkins, Shirley Koval, Virginia Strom- qren, Suzanne jackson, Veronica Tarm, Sandra lo larc, Marie lanes, Earloara Shiick, Row Three: llcvward Holland, Sharon Priess, Carolyn Walrner, Darlene Mann, Marcia Van Cleve, loan Blakely, Gloria Hailey, Binnie Sloan. Row Four: Mr. Kappelman, Dick Babcock, Earl Short, lim lliidson, lim While, Marshall Myers, Ph-l Vllilliams, Sian Frenzel. HOME ROOM 203 Row One: Miss Parker, Roddy Lana, Dale Wassmuth, loe Critelli, Charles Matzlce, Denny Barton, Leilani Lenqeman. Row Two: Merlyn Linn, La Quela lohnson, lanis Heqis, Geraldine Carpino, Marqaret Iohnson, Nancy Knudsen, Shirley lones, Richard Cree, Iiianita Lenhart, Pai Meadows, Gail Elliott. Row Four: Virqil Lundy, Bill Daly, Keith Carrinainn, Dick Smiih, Pele Klisares, Dick Riley. 39 HOME ROOM 207 Row One: Miss Tumbleson, Gloria Allie, leanette Rushing, Marsha Stacy, Sharon Lewis, Sally Hites, Marqarel Calkins, Kathy Walker, Susan Crees. Row Two: Grace Tew, lune Kalar, lacqueline Brewster, Sherry Bricker, Nancy Crees, Rosemary Arnold, loyce Iohrison, Sandra Christy, Marilyn Render. Row Three: Torn Stephens, Mary lo Kapier, Oscar Maldonado, Lynn Weiqle, Larry Weiqle, lerry Thorne, Cae- sar Smith, Blaine Tellis. Row Four: Richard Smith, Everett Smith, David Stewart, Gary Kohls, Howard Hil- ton, Rodney Struthers, lack Lytle, Richard Myhre. HOME ROOM 208 Row One: Gary Christensen, Terry Eaton, Patricia Gamble, Marilyn Feiqht, Iudy Garner, Theresa Farao, Edith Gendrolis, Mary Evans, Miss Blee. Row Two: lanis Free, Leona Coppens, Carol Gambrel, Beverly Clark, Eleanore Edwards, Gleora Devlin, Rosalie Duffy, loye Everhart. Row Three: Ianice Furman, ludy Clark, Delores Gaqle, Marian Farrell, Tommy Ewald, Clyde Easter, Darrell Gordinier, Philip lohnson. How Four: David Creighton, Iohn Forney, Larry Holsman, Achilles I-ladqes, Dan Finch, Robert Drake. 40 iy W W y HOME ROOM 209 Row One: Miss Bidwell, Nancy Roqers, Sharon Lawrence, Sharon Merical, Carol Broauet, Lois McClain Elaine Lonq, Carolyn Hayes, Ianet Walther. Row Two: Grace Broquet, Carole McClure, loan Merical, Do lures llartzei, Kathleen Burham, Mary Ann llarpel, Earl Shoalstall, Wayne Osborn, Sharon McClellan Row Three: Pene List, Karen Lynch, Nancy Crouch, Doris Simmons, lune Mead, Carole Limke, Terry Man kowski, Paul Olsan, Dale Campbell. Row Four: Gene Allison, LeRoy Oxley, Dick Weatherly, Al Fiscli Dennis Soulvs, Torn Clark, lerry Ashby, Dave Everhart, Bob Nuzum. HOME ROOM 211 Row One: Norma Crawford, Audrey VanGilder, lim Frazier, Phyllis Kelce, Annabelle Gunn, Mary lane Kellow, Arlene Kitts, Verna Switzer, Carole Fitzqibbon. Row Two: Miss Hazlet, Frances Kina, Donna Mesler, Pat Purcell, lay Fenton, Ioan Armstrong, Martha Wells, Eleanore McDonald, Joanne Kappelman, Richard Deets. Row Three: Roberta McClure, Sandra Seath, Frances Caswell, Maurine McCoy, Ronald Shaw, Ierry Hawkins, Larry Klinq, Tom Law, Bob Sloan. 41 HOME ROOM 213 Row One: Hal lonas, Bob Hess, Cledith Bright, lanei Vrlilliams, Pat Quinn, Danna Lee, leanne Hendrick- son, Barbara Cline, Sandra Brown. Row Two: Malcolm Hester, Sharon Baldwin, Sharon Hitchcock. Eunice Coppens, Helen Moore, lanet Fluke, Beverly Christensen, Io Ann Foley, Betty Calhoun. Row Three: Mr. Bhyne, lanet Shaffer, Dianne Calvert, lanice Savage, Richard Phillips, Lowell Parkison, Marvin Perry, Bob Weaver, Bob Hooper. Row Four: Maurice Scanlon, Gary Bell, Mike Anderson, Fred Porter, Noel Htiss, Anclris Poncius, David lohnson, Bill Heritage. HOME ROOM 214 Row One: Shirley Lambert, Delores Slocum, Shirley Markey, Helen Meyer, Beverly Simmons, Helen Marshall, loan Foreman. Row Two: lack Fowler, Shirley Talley, Carolyn Stubbs, Maurine Lefler, Sheila Leiqan, lanei Sievers, Mary Ann Shearer, Wayne Wallace. Row Three: Mr. Troe, Ierry Hayes, Ed lack- man, Don Hill, Franklin Irvin, Don Hewitt, lack Phares, Harold Carlson. Row Four: Ralph Lyle, Ted Gales, Bill lohnston, David lnqalls, Nolan Laird, Bob Bittle, Allan Twedt, Tom Manning. 42 HOME ROOM 215 Row One: Mr. Eveleth, Mary A. Triplett, Rosetta Punelli, Phyllis Martinez, Peaqy lackson, Mary Reeves, Rachel Spaanola. Row Two: Gene Sartin, Russ Kemp, Eleanor Cooper, lan Berry, Mary Faris, Lena Thompson. Bow Three: Cliff Losh, Torn Saunders, David Smith, Hal Bolton, Duane Hockett, Lloyd Perry. Row Four: Gerald Spencer, Charles S1nqleton,Redell Oakley, Russ Sater, Gary Carson, Peter Pravlis, Dennis Tiaden. HOME ROOM 216 if Nu-'?' Row One: Diane Stewart, Elmer McQuitty, Penny Cowell, Lacy Tipton, Arlene Ackerman, Sequoia Duncan, Beverly Nielson. Row Two: Rae Steiqleder, Sherry Smith, Rodena Snell, Ray Poque, Patricia Shottner, Eugene Pender, Rita Conover, Ioan Housman. Row Three: Mr. McCullough, Charlene Anderson, Mary Robertson, Diane Hampton, loan Sowers, Shirley Comp, Beverly Summers Mary Swanson. Row Four: Corinne Dickey, lerry Poundstone, Frank lohnson, Denny McVey, Melvin Priess, Michael Randolph, David Ramsey. 43 HOME ROOM 217 Row One: Norman Menter, Royal Smith, Pat Montgomery, Mary Iames, lanice Hunt, Marilyn Hansen, Katie l'erguson, Kay Cunningham, Wanda Longden. Row Two: Carolyn Nourse, lanette French, Larry Rebertus, Douglas Steen, Bill Rogers, Pat Wood, Barbara Gray, Ruth Stiles, Dixie Nutall. Row Three: Mr. liill, Barbara Del-laven, Ioan Kelsey, Darrell King, Ann Crawford, Bill Steen, Larry Sanders, Richard Sackett, Arvella Forsyth. Row Four: Marilyn Lyon, Marilyn Hiltbrunner, Eugene Greenwood, Iudy Robbins, Bob Rasmussen, Michael Mitchell, Bob Sammon, David Miller. HOME ROOM 300 nn Row' One: Miss Wilson, Beverly Pierce, Yvonne Hurt, Kay Stewart, Pat Blunt, Margie Williams, Annette lacobs, Sandra Ridout, Pat Graves. Row Two: Beverly Rogers, Kathryn Conradi, Barbara Crouch, Marilyn Ellerbeck, Donna Wieland, Fred Foreman, Edward Harvey, Bob Willinqton, lim McPhee. Row Three: Ted Velman, Betty Gallagher, Clelia McMahan, Catharine Zahller, Shirley Mitchell, Shirlee Davis, Mary Sue Rinehart, Richard Braman. How Four: Don Schneider, lon Schneider, Sylvester Forrester, Marion Mac Henry, Tony Burns, Marvin Anderson, Tom Moore, Dennis Marchael. 44 NN N W fm -Q wr W. W mf X sm Qi i ,, , He- if -. .,... ' as N, A. XX QB A sr Y. wus., , ., 1 4 92 .,, .,,:5, .F Q 4k .,, H..,,3d .wx was N' 54 . 3,4 .gf Wing 'ing ,w . f . 2 ' , 1' 5 4' ., 1 ,ggyv 'f Rial. X 2, i:'gg H' L, QA, Q -3, . -, fc: I- Q Q ii is Y 3 fl ai- my 6' gl- sf x 'Nw W- ww? WWW sw. -Q , ,-HSS? Mew. PW W4 1 fi 5 ...M ,, 2217! iii 'WL f-,'H31x' ww..- ., -.. -,,,-...., -...ff an U ,,,.- .,,,..v ,W I J..- M- M ...Q , 'm ii 320 Z, fi iii -smiiifi iiiiiifiwliiliiihi s Q ,Q Vx .u N ,, W. ,, hp., .nw 0, 1 .,.4.,,,, 4.1.4 f my Www Mm-1 iliiii www M...- 'i IW4' .a -10 3...-r' Mn- 'W 4.- .Q ..- we X v 3 x Q x M XV 5 ' 3 x , ,..:... :.:: 5fjj,,x: . 9? Mmm' 'Sv X ' ' Y ' X Y . N, xXL' K fs X . . X X X 'G-X1 ki . Q 6 P A ,... x , M5 W K 'Xi me X V. 6 X? M .W - Www W X h x ' wiv? if wi N S 'ff . . M. W -' HQ Q 'WM fssiiww X S X xx ' . ,Q Sis 3 HOME ROOM 311 Row One: Miss Scott, Richard lackson, Charlotte Rowland, Luci Shepherd, Phyllis Spurgeon, Rita Gergley, Nancy Trow, Roberta Trodd, Libby Wriqht. Row Two: Samara Ashford, loAnn Welch, Gloria Rathjens, Lois Lonqden, Mary Hansman, Doris Burk, Sharon White, Peqqy Nelson, Mary Benatson. Row Three: Kay Gaston, loyce llastinqs, Nancy Lyon, Shirley Brower, Fred Aqan, Richard Essex, Ierry Cole, lay Read, lohn Truiillo, Iohn Turner. Row Four: lim Yeast, Guy Craiq, Larry Shaffer, Phillip Powell, Iohn Thompson, Merlin Gamble, Lee Slorah, Dale Long, David Wiese. HOME ROOM 313 Row One: Mr. Lockridqe, Inez lackson, Dixie Hutchinson, Pat Whipple, Dottie W'elter. Row Two: Ruby Oherender, loyce Oneth, Carolyn Overton, Mary lo Smith, Alia johnson, lerri Mae lohnson, lo Ann Hill. Row Three: Pat leftries, Beverly Isaacs, Darlene Mullen, Richard Hitz, Kenny Lipshie, Bill Sheldinq, Zane Henkel. Row Four: Tim Kniqht, Carl Manny, lim Delk, Dave Lane, Carl Malias, Larry Shepard, Ronnie Bradley. 46 HOME ROOM 317 Row One: Mildred Woolsey, Denise Wills, lacfkie Wilson, Mary Uqalini, Norma Tacqrrart, Kathryn Dun lap, Mary Ann 'Whitakerx Row Two: Katherine Vtfarne, Ili-tty Wilsnn, Sally Wriiqle, Mrrrilyn Urly, ltttly Wood, Ann Lewis, Bette Wood, Darle Whisler. Row Three: G:-rdon Vvoldei, lack Winifk, Unis liirwrs, lwyce Nlhlrox, Tint lockner, Dale Clark, Larry Gillen, Torn VVallac1'e. Row Four: Miss Hivkfirfls, lW:'1v+- Vauqht, Bonny littlirer, Vernon Whitesicle, Iunioi Dodd, Dean Welwr, lohn Hirrliall, Hon ltilsiin, Mrriirtvf llri rr ,ZX SL' . HOME ROOM 318 Row One: Miss Woodman, Alma Wood, Kay Van Fleet, Danna Godfrey, Dora Godfrey, Sherrie Frantz, Claudine Woolridqe, Mary Kay Glotfelty. Row Two: Carol Monroe, loyce Messer, Carole Kaldenlirrrwr Elaine Ehm, Bonnie Yeakey, Ruta Zarins, Earlene Gray, Ioy Strandholrn. Row Three: Sharm Gidwrm Evelyn flelaason, Leo Hankins, Paul Schultz, lim Quick, Don Faust, lack Inman, Arvid Gates Row Four' Torn Wooton, Larry Henderson, Mike Duffy, Grant Iordon, Ralph Pierce, Bolt Connors, Steye Bradford CAl,1sent, Bill Holdenj 47 UM IBUS The eighth of September, we trudge back to school 'Cause readin' and writin' and math,s still the rule. Our seniors are dressed up to share fun galore While 10B,s stand bug-eyed of what's in store. There's Student Activity Tickets to buy If you want to see the game with Boone High. A big jamboree for Football is king. All Hail to our heroes we polar cubs sing. The 0racle's out and around it we flutter, We play the Techniciansg and, my, how they sputter Then Lincoln, and Roosevelt, West Waterloo, Fall Festival Dance, with alumni so true. Color Day, frolics, each room,s in a blaze, Then teachers' convention, but they're in a daze. We play dear old East-now let's skip all the rest. The school play is Crichton and one of the best. Thanksgiving vacation, well basketball's here! It's Ankeny losing, we don't shed a tear. The Seniors have potluck, and what do you know? We beat the great Dowling, aha and oh, oh! A hot chili supper, then Christmas vacations With parties and presents and-other vocations. Oh, well, back to school and the Prom with its cheer, Corsages, and tuxes, and taxisf?j, my dear. The Seniors, a banquet, they stride down the hall In their regal togas and mortar boards all. They're gone, one more class is away to the world But there's always another to come and be whirled. The Seniors dress up as another group starts, Assumes all the duties, to play all their parts. There's basketball, swimming, and talk in the hall, Societas Romana, Sub Deb and all. Circulo Espanol and more by the score To teach you and fill you with odd bits of lore. W e're playing with East on a basketball court, We're wrestling with East on a mat of a sort. I t's Fort Dodge and Lincoln, we're wrestling still With basketball tourneys to round out the bill. We have Open House with our parents at school .V To find out the low down K but we've played it cool 1. All in their togas-with slaves, so we,re told A real Roman banquefs a sight to behold. Fun Night and the fellows wear gowns from Paree I tell you it's something, it's something to see! We,ve talent of all kinds-they put on a show In talent assembly. You've seen it? You know! Springtime vacation and Seniors potluck, But down at the relays the jackpot we struck. F lamingo's the school play, the Oracle's out, Now tennis and baseball- -with grass how they sprout. The Latins have picnics-the Seniors a party, They have a Prom too: now isn't that smarty? The yearbook is out--the end is in view, The Seniors, a banquet, and cap and gown, too. They get a diploma and leave us all, With echoing footsteps down the hall. 48 P student government EXEC TIVE BU HU 7-F' Left to riqht: loan Calwlraae, treasurer, lunior Dodd, vice president: Pete Bradford, president: GNJCG- lUt'lI1SOY1, St'CAIl?lUl'Y7 Mary lano Durkcee, htstorian, and Ellsworth Lory, adviser. P LL STUDE T EUUNCIL Boosting good rilizvnship was tlw Slzulvnt f:0lUll'i1 projvrt. Thr' l'0Illll'i1 vmwuragf-11 this by nwans of lmnw room projvrls, postvrs, and slogans. nlulzunn nmrlwrl ilu' bfjlillllilljf of llw Bvttvr Srhoul Rvlalions f:0llllllifH'4'. in zchirh Ilw Exvvrzliltv Board was an ru'tira' plzrlivipmrt. How One: Dale- Wrrssnnrllr, Roberta Trodd, Drane Stanley, lane! Waltlrer, Glenda Prckett, laniss Sprrnq, Rrla Gerqley, Kay Accolcr, Penny Ljowoll, Marolyn Short. Row Two: Iohn Forney, Cralq Carlxsle, Mary lane Durkee, Merna Ellerlueck, Marrlyn lIllt-rhock, lr-annette Delfrno, Eleanor Cooper, Ioan Housman. Row Three: Mr. Lory, Dave Oxley, Susan Osmond, Barb-rra Dt,-Haven, Mararnell Powell, Shexla Patterson, Marlene Prewrtt, loan Foreman. How Four: Iunror Dodd, ludy ltolvlrrns, Nancy l.yon, Marilyn Lyon, lean Cabbage, Bob Fletcher, Carole Kaldenberq, :Sharon Payne. How Five: Kent le- mme, Tom low, Rtcnard Hstz, Caesar Smrth, lay I-looqenakker, Iexry Iottnsron, Suzanne Hedlund, Sharon Mcliinstry. How Six: B111 Compton, lorry Slrarler, Bruce Andrews, Don Moss, Pete Bradford, Larry Henderson, Bob Montrs. Row Seven: lorry Van Oonen, Hrclrard Walker, Marvrn Anderson, lim Delk, lohnny Crrtellr, Brll Daly, Kent Winder. 50 EXEC TTVE BU HD Left to riqhtz Kent lerome, vice president, Billy Daly, treasurerg Carole Kaldenhera, historiang Ellsworth l.ory, adviswrq Sharon Payne, secretary, and Bill Campion, president. SPHI G ST DE T EDU EIL Hl'l'llIl.Wf' of Ilw vlnphasis of the spring Sllllllflll Counvil projvvt. an ilIIlIl'0l'l'llll'lIf in fllldililfilllll l'0lll1lll'f was seen. Various Student Counwil f'0lllllIiff9f'S. umlvr Ilw flirvvtion of fnvulty SIHIIISOTS. slugvfl athlvtir' llSSf'lllIIlil'S :luring the srhool yvar. Mr. Ellsworth Lory is favulty !Il1l'iSl'l'. Row One: Dave Oxley, Bill Erickson, Ierry Hawkins, Shirley McDonald, Rita Gerqely, Caroline London. Row Two: Mike Andersen, Bill Neal, Suzanne Hedlund, Carole Kaldenhera, Hcluerta Trodd, Glenda Pickett, lanet Walther, Jeanette Delfmo, lanice Denqle, Connie Maupin, Merlene Prewitt. Row Three: lohn Forney, Avis Holler, Marlene Berry, Marilyn Ellertieck, Peqqy Swanson, Sue Osmond, Sheila Patterson. Row Four: Daniel Touives, Hans Gruber, Mary Swanson, loan Foreman, Sharon Payne. Row Five: Bill Daly, Pete Bradford, Larry Henderson, Charlene Bridaman, Aiia Girkis, Pat Wood, ludith Peper, Row Six: Don Butler, Mickey Kennedy, lim Pierson, Gary Kohls, lim Hudson, Riuhard Hitz, Richard Shaffer, Kent Winder, Ierry Van Oenen. Row Seven: Bah Bittle, Ron Shurk, Bill Campion, Marvin Anderson, Kent lerome, David Wiese, Tom Strom. Si F LL JUDHH L HU HU Left to right: Dave Oxley, Sharon McKinstry, Richard Walker, Carole Kaldenberq, Iunior Dodd, Mr. Lory, Rita Gerqely, Dale Wassmuth. Head of the Judicial Board is the Student Council vice-president. who directs the work of the board in setting the penalties and judging the vases that come before it. The Judicial Board. under the .sponsorship of Mr. Ellsworth Lory. strives for the vooperation of the entire student body. SPHI G J UILI L BU HD From left to right: Ianice Denqle, Ierry Van Oenen, Rita Gerqely, Kent Ierome, Mr. Lory, Ieanette De Fino, Dave Oxley, Connie Maupin. 52 l3lub5 and committees CLUBS and EUMMITTEES The clubs and committees at North keep the school operating in a well run manner. The committees do everything from seeing to it that the lunchroom is kept clean, to planning and decorating for a spring dance. The clubs give a chance to many students to participate in extra-curricular activities. Work on both com- mittees and clubs gives the student a feeling of responsibility and a sense of pride, gained from helping the school. EITIZENSHIP EUMMITTEE The Citizenship Committee worked with the Council in stressing the school projects and also sponsored the annual friendship week. The committe works under the direction of Gay- lord Troe. Lei! to right: Nancy Crees, Sandro lensen, Mczrqinell Powell, loan l-lousmon, Helen Meyer, Shir- ley Markey, Mr. Troe. 54 BUUSTEH HUM ITTEE How Ono: Diane Stanley, Gail Howard, Connie Maupin, Rosemary Hackerson, Beverly Pierce, Sherrie Frantz. Row Two: Marlyne Courtney, Barbara Thompson, Merna Ellerbeck, Norma Taaqart, lane Weed, Nadine Vernon. Row Three: Camille Wilson, Kathryn Milius, Ieiri Mae Iohnson, Pat Iettries, Iackie Brewster, Kathryn Conradi, How Four: Io Ann Hill, Mary Kircher, Catharine Zahller, Sherry Bricker, Ann Crawtord, Marilyn Ellerbeck, Ianetie French. Row Five: Bruce Andrews, Darlene Mann, Sharon Prxess, loyce lohnson, Barbara Shuck, Gail Annahle. How Six: Richard Burns, Bob Montis, Iim Diehl, Peaay Smedes, Sonya Anderson, Kay McNulty, Ioyce Wilcox. Thr' spiritvrl Honstvr lfummit- tw' works lmrrl nnrtvr tlu' rlirvr- tion of .lliss ftlif-ff Calvin to pvp up tlw stuzlvnt burly by svlling donuts. lmmpmis. lzinlr mul grvvn hats. mul IHIIIIIUTS. putting un pvp nssvnxblivs. mul nmking pastors for ,11nnws. THLETIE EUMMITTEE - Q-' .1u'nrr1ing at ll lv t i 1' lmnors and giving pep flSSl'lllblil'S took up lllllfllt of tlu' time of the fltlt- Ivlif' l:011ll1lifl'l' and its urlvisvrs. Mrs. Tlxvrvsn .4lllI!'l'S0lI. Don Eman- nvl. and Gvorgf' Kuppvl- man. Row One: Marciyn Short, Kay Van Fleet, Diane Stanley, Kathy Barham, Ioy Fenton, Ieannettr- Dv Fino, Elaine Ehm, Iackie Brewster. Row Two: Mrs. Anderson, Denny Clark, Paul Olson, Fritz Lorenz, Frances Shacknltord, Roberta Trodd. How Three: lack Inman, Tom Strom, Mike Kennedy, Bill Daly, Caesar Snntli. How Four: Mr. Kappelinang Don Ienninqs, Bill Campion, Ron Shuck, Kent lerome, Mr. Emanuel. 55 SSE HLY EU MITTEE l A skating party and illarrli- gras zrvrv thi' lhvlnvs of the talvnt llSSPl11blil'S, pl!Illlll'll and flirvrtvfl by llw .wlssvnibly Com- mittvv, fulvisvrl by S. E. Thump- son. Row One: loan Housman, Marilyn Elle-rbeck, Mary lane Durkee, Mary lo Smith, Susan Argo, Richard Hiiz. Row Two: Ierry Van Oenen, Alice Payne, loanne Curran, Sharon Hitchcock, Marlene Waterluiiry, lim Hudson, TIN' Halls Cunlmillcv uppoinls mnnilurs who urvrsrfv Ihr' f'un1lm'l of lhv sturlvnt body in llw lmlls. S. lf. ,IVIIOHIIISOII allrisvs this f'omn1illvf'. whirl: also suv llml no nm' is in thi- hull zrillmul ll pink slip :luring class linw. H LLS Seated: lay Hooqenaklcer, Don Butler, Iunior Dodd, lim Pierson. Standing: Bill Whecrtcraii, Bill Daly, Dick Weatherly, Bob Fletcher, Don Day, Richard Biqham, Charles Dreibe-Ibis. 56 MU IE UPEH TURB Lefi to Right: Mr. Worden, Dale Vlassmuth, Dan Toubes, Don Smilh, Larry Shalier. Running Ili? movies for clubs. rommiltews. VIIISSFOOIIIS. nnll :luring llw noun hour is llw jul: of this busy rwnirnitlev. u'hir'l1 works unrlvr Eugene If oralmfs ilirvrtion. FILMS EUMMITTEE Svlvrling llw films I0 lm slmirn in the noon movies on lliv lmsis of slurlrfnl llrfsiri' unrl llll'lIll'P llfllllllbllllj' is lllv main job of the films i'mnmitIe0 mul ils rulvisvr. S. E. Tllompson. wfmmmmuq Nwmmuma Row One: Mary Krebs, Carol Buckman, Carolyn Hayes, lanis Free. Row Two: Lee Slorah, Carolyn Stubbs, Bob Morgan Donna lvlesler, Caroline London. Standing: S. E. Thompson, 57 BTI ITIES EU MITTEE 'l'Iw fi1'ti1'iti1-s ffomlnittwf, umlvr thc' llirvv- tion of Miss Lois Scott, works with tho homo room 1ti1'v-prvsirlvnts in, rvvorflillg thc' vxtra- vurrirular rrrtiritivs of tlw stiulvnts. Row One: Kay Accola, Marjorie Williams, Beverly Pierce, Donna Myers, Sue Argo, Claudine Woolridqe. Row Two: Miss Scott, loan Foreman, Marqinell Powell, Sherry Bricker, Caroline London, Rosemary Russell, Beverly lsaccs, Shelby Gall. Row Three: Mary Ellen Kircher, lacque Boqan, Gracie Brown, Kay McNulty, Corol Buckmann, Kay Anderson, Mary Ann Haiyiel. Lllfllil HY CUMMITTEE This small r'ommitt0v has tlw big job of lwlping stuflvnts usv thi' library. vnubling thvm to got tha' most out of this IYIIIIIIIIII' North assvt. Thr' rommittvv is umlvr Ihv aflrisvrship of thc' svhool librarian. Mrs. Lum Long. Suzanne lledlimd, Mrs. Liira Loma, Mary Krolis. UH CLE BUUHHEEPEHS 'l'lu- Urarlr' lzoolflrvvpvrs arf' in rhurgv of tlw monvy and mls solrl for both tho Urarlv unrl Polar Boar. ll. D. .'lIf'Cul- Iough has vlmrgf' of this group. which works hard to sw' that all tlw monvy is f'Ullf'l'fl'!I mul ur'f'ur11lv rvrorrls lfvpt. Row One: Iudith Peper, Marilyn Akes, Bev' erly Rogers. Row Two: Mary Ann Simmons. Shirley I-iaskell, Claudette Bennett. Standing: Mr. McCullough. SUEI L COMMITTEE Planning u r-llili supper. rr Full Festival Dance. und Il Spring Dunre kept lhe Soriul Cmnmillee busy mos! of llle year. The vommillee ulso llelperl with llle nnnuul Fun Night. Miss Essie uvlliffj' is in f'hlll'jZ0 of Ille f'0llllIliHf'l'. Row One: Elaine Ehm, Ioyce Enalonit, Connie Parks, Gerry Murphy, Rita Cwerqely, Carole Kaldenberq, loy Fenton. Row Two: Roberta Trodd, Nancy Trow, Mary Swanson, Mary Aduddell, Ianice Savage, Frances Shackelford, Glenda Pickett, Marolyn Short. Row Three: Miss Whirry, Kent Winder, Kent Ierome, liinior Dodd, Ron Shuck, Caesar Smith, RED CROSS EUMMITTEE The Service and Rell Cross Cornmitlee works for the Rell Cross Drive. operules llze lnsl unrl fouml llepurlnlenl, ushers for night selmol. semis represenlntives to Junior Reel Cross rounly vounvil meetings nnfl performs ruri- ous services ul the I eteruns llospilul. Miss Helen Huzlell rlirerls the work of llzis busy mxnzmillee. Row One: loanne Kappelman, Shirley McDonald, Nancy Nicholson, Shirley Haskell, Carol Gambrel, Beverly Clark, Ruthie Warnock, Ioyce Messer, and Merlene Prewitt. Row Two: Miss Hazlett, Sharon White, Verna Sweitzer, Pat Meadows, Nancy Lyon, Shirley Peterson, Unis Broers, Ioyce Wilcox, Shirley Davis. 59 99, UPPIEE HELPEH5 'How One: Beverly Andeison, Shirley McDonald, Jerry Spowart, Nancy Nicholson, Carol Devine, Rita herqley, Lotmue Nlauptn. Row Two: Marsha Stacy, Verna Swettzer, Eumce Coppens, Kay Anderson, I-lat Wood, leannetle French, ljoinas Harrington. Row Three: Ioanne Kappelman, Merlene Prewitt, ulenda Pickett, loan Ke-lsy, Laveda Noland, Roberta Trodd, Shetla Patterson. Row Four: Ianet Wade, Vllanda Nielson, lean Q1rJh:rae, Mary Aduddell, Marqinell Powell, Betty Samuelson, Shirlee Davis, How Fvxve: Madeline Heuqin, Shirley Barth, Ann Crawford, Sharon Hitchcock. Row Six: Merna Ellerback, 949019 Kf1ll'lPUb9I'Qt SUCHOH PGYUP, ludy Robbins. Row Seven: Evelyn Helaason, Clelta McMahon, Nancy Munyon, Sharon Br-rkwy, Helen Montis, Miss Vlfest. NURSES HE lfnmlnging a ful fin- gvr. taking llll 0l'4'lISi0ll!ll lvnzpvralurv mul gvlling rifl of llalrillml Visitors. url' Ilia' llllllly jobs uf tlu' nursvfs assistants. Thr' girls. trlm also lrvvp rvvorrls of sirlf pvnplv. trurlr llllll1'l' llw guid- umw' of -Hin' Calvin. svhrml nursv. Tlw girls in :lliss U l1irry's and fllr. Emanuvl's ngivvs aml flu' main offim- may lu' swvn :ln- ing anything from lrying In op- vrutv flu' SH'ifl'Il lmurrl to vlms- ing up to 318 for a Sflllll'l1l' in, tlw gym. 'flu' girls avi ns rv- rvptionists nnrl Iwlp out in any utlwr ways pnsiblc. LPEHS Row One: Caroline London, Ianet Walther, Margaret Calkins, Eleanor Edwards, Alta Iohnson, Gail Howard, Miss Galvin. Row Two: Donna Wtlktnson, Ioyce Wilcox, Unis Eroers, Mary lane Durkee, Madeline Bettain, Sher- rie Frantz, Marllyn Ellerbeck, Pat Meadows, 6C HUST AND HUSTE55 EUMMITTEE Q . 4,4 3 .-lvling rm lluslx uml lmsivs- .wx in IIN' lulrrlzronnz. svving llml nu om' vruxvrls in lhv lllllfll linv. mul ltllfillg rura- nf llll-Y prnhlvnzs arising flur- ing llw noon lmurx arf' flu' jobs of Ilw l,un1-lzroom Cmn- millvv. SIIIH'f'l'fNl'll by Miss Ulirv Morris. E 'xl' Sealed: 1114111 111111,-113, 1m111 1'1'11D111:111, 11111101 V1f1C1C1111.SlGnd1ng: 11111r1 if11?1f1, 11:'.' H1,f11114111111i1-1 USHEP1 IIUMMITTEE 61 Uyvulrllillg ll: 1' lmnn nmrivs for i111prnpvrr'ur1- 111111 mul uslwring al srlmnl vrvllls ure' Ilu' jobs nf lllis lurga' mul ru'li1'a' l'0llll7lilf4'4'. uwrlf- ing umlvr Hnnulfl Slvr- l'1'lI. Row One: IWH1111: Myv-1:,, 1w11y 11 111111v 1 11 .11-11w11 , Il -A M '1 11111111, 1111111ty N1C1m11-1111, P111 1'!11111lf1111111-1y, KT1111 1111 M111111111, 11111111 171-111111-, M1 251-1111-11. Row Two: lnyu- 11111111 11'1, 12111111-1.11w Wf11111f, 11wf111111- K1111 1,11-1111111, 1111111 W11111111'1-L, 1311111111 151- 111111, 111111- VJ--1-11, 1111111 111-1411111111 3111111111 1111'V11','. Row Three: 1111-11 f1f1 171511--11, A1111 1111111:sr111, 1111111111 15.1111111111 C111-l1 11w11 W111111111111, S311 11111111111 1111111 W1 111 2111111111 '1 , ' 11:1 - Row Four: Nf1111'y 111111111 N11111111 l'111w11w111, 1'f-f1'1y f'lw1111::1111, 111511141 Vf-vr-11:11, 111111: 111111-111, 151111111111 1'111v1f1, M11111y11 M111::111111, V1-11111 1i1111r11r11111. How Five: 311111111 Hr-11, P111 M11111-1, 17111111 F-1111111111151 11111111 NI1r1r11-11111111, Mf111l'11v 11l'IIY MC11C111 V1111 l'11-11v1-, 111111 1111111-1:11:11 How Six: 10117 1111111-11111, 5111- A1 If-11, S1111lr-0 Dc1v1s, Hvvmly 5111111 111P1:a, 211011110111 M1i'D011111r1, 1311111111 1jVl11OI1SO!1, ST EE EUMMITTEE Row One: Don Brown, Don Smxth, Ixm McConkey, Fritz Lorenz, Don Schnelder, Mr. Porsons. How Two: Irxy Hooqenckker, LeRoy Oxley, B111 Trultt, Dove Grifliths, Bob Morckelll, Don lenmnqs. 1Not Shown: Clmr Knop, Torn Greenwood, larry Iohnston.l Little' rwvnglliliurz is gil7f'll lllis hard working vrmv. who on a nmmen l's notivv may lm rallerl Io get the ligllling. stage' mul lvmpvrameniul alulin PI1lli1HlH ll1l'FVll1yf0l' assvrnlzlies. svhool programs. plays and any alller programs involving the xtagv. l,1'Roy Parsons works will: TICKET EUMMITTEE Falling aml lalfing up livlfvlx far .sf-luml af'livitir's anrl sports evvnls is llw main funvlion of llris 1'0llllllil1Pl'. Tlzvy irorlf llaral and lmpv ilu' rnanvy a'ullv1'l0fl rmnvs nu! lung. Mr. lily flirrfrls tho work of 1119 rnninlillee. lllis always jumping romrnillvc. Row One: Kay Anderson, Barbara Gray, Ruchurcl Hnz, Mr. Bly. Row Two: Norman Audcis, Gmy BG-ll, Mlckny Kennedy, Ierry Von Oonen, ond Don Butler. E2 HT COMMITTEE ,.r-mrs How One: Barbara DeHaven, Mary Swanson, Pat Oneth, Sue Osmond, Rita Gerqely, Kathryn Milius. Row Two: Mark Baty, Don Butler, Bob Hooper, Maurice Hansen, Vernon Moore, Mr. Green- wood. Gale Grvvrtwoml aml tlm .-irt Carnnriltr-0 made postvrs for special events. tlesigtmfl anrl painttftl tlw nalrlaor srmws for all thv school plays. and rvmlvrwl any other artistic- svrvir-vs rwressary. EUSTUME EUMMITTEE Caring for flu' roslrntlvs of Ihv vas! in the all xvluml plays is llw main funvlion of this rantmillvv. llunrking umlvr .Wixx llmu-rivtrv Mtwrr. Ilw rmnnrillvv is ap! al applying Ihr' nvvrllv antl llrrvarl. 1 Row One: Miss Moore, Kay Van Fleet, Linda Hill, Marilyn Shaver, Marsha Stacy, Gail Howard, Norma Craw- ford, Barlrara Miekle, Sharon McKrnstry. Second Row: Iudy Robbms, Pat Bennett, Helen Mantis, Shrrley Barth, Kath- errne Warne, Sandra Srrrithson, Claudette Bennett, Marlene Berry, Maureen McCoy, Judy Perry. 63 7 FINANCE L MMITTEE Left to right: M1ss Mildred West, lunror Dodd, B,ll Daly, Brll Wheatcralt. The I ill4lllI'f' C0flllYliHf'P. working will! Miss Milrlrml West. tvmls to the' handling of llI0llPj' l'Ul1Pf'll'll for S. Af. 'l'.'s. PT. .EL B The Futurv 'l'f'ur'fwrs Of Anrvrirw is u lIl'P-lIl'0fPSSi0lHll study Club. lt is set up to explore the uflvulrluges. lliSlll1l'lIllHlHf'S. uml nppor lunltlvs of enlvring the lf'lll'llilIH profession. Thr' vlub meets after school every serum! und fourllr Thursday. To wnrlf on spfwinl prnjfwls u pvrmd on Frilluy morning is ullotlml. Miss lruuisp IJUIIUIIII and R0lr11l1ISI0rrPtt urvrulrisvrs. How One: Helen Montrs, Mary Aduddell, Peggy Swanson, Roserrrary l-lackerson, Gall Annable, Caesar Srr11tl1, Marolyn Short, Mrss Cotnam. Row Two: Suzanne Wellrnqton, Dons Burk, Margaret Aduddell, Alice Payne, Sherry Gates, Saradel Allre, Barbara DeHaven. Row Three: Eleanore McDonald, Drane Calvert, Pat Wood, lane Hutch- rsan, Donna Hawk, Lrnda McDan1el, Mary Swanson, Bnnre Sloan. Row Four: Janette Peper, Ioye Everhart, Rosalre Duffy, Bobbr McClure, Suzanne He-dlund, Clelia McMahon, Connre Ashford, Ierry Underfer, Irm Moran. Row Five: Gracre Brown, Ianet Shaffer, Sequoia Duncan, Doris Srmrnons, Mary Io Kapfer, Arvella Forsyth, Ted Meyer, Clyde Easter, Robert Morgan, Lee Slorah, Dennis Clark. 64 L Tl EL B Sovivtas Romana avtivilivs during tlw yvar invlurlv ini- tiation. pir'ni1's. an vxchangv Christmas party with thu' East High vluh. and tlw Kn- man Banquvl. Miss Nvllif- Wilson is tlw rlulfs advisor. Row Ono: Iackie Brown, Carolyn Hayes, Skadrite Ranne, Carol Searcy, Beverly Wells, lean Robison, Ieanne Christensen, Adrian Winick, Dennie Barton. Row Two: Miss Wilson, Helene McClellan, Carol Gren, Grace Broquet, Pat Blunt, Iosephine Hamman, Linda McDaniel, Kgy Accola, lack Linn. Row Three: Roberta Trodd, Eleanore Donald, Donna Myers, Marie Iones, Donna Wietand, Iackie Wilson, Karen Pence, Charlene Ander- son, Ronnie Caulk. Row Four: Sandra Seath, Avis Holler, Mary Swanson, Linda Smith, Ianiss Srsarinq. Connie Maupin, Darle Whisler, Ralph Lyle. Row Five: Diane Stanley, Karen Lynch, Nadine Nourse, ancy Knudseii, Iudy Clark, Margaret Moran, Rosemary Russell, Sherry Bricker, lim Kennedy, Bill Daly. Row Six: Daniel Toubes, lohn Forney, Neil Parmenter, Betty Samuelson, Tom Strom, Barbara Crouch, Lee Slorah, Peggy Swanson, Jackie Brewster, Carole Kaldenberg, Larry Henderson, Sharon Payne, Mary Io Kapier, Corinne Dickey, Ted Gates, Pete Bradford. SPANISH EL B Cirrulo Espanol. sponsored by Miss Garnet Barber. spvnris tinw studying the Latin A mvriran l'0llllfl'il'S. Its nwvtings are high- lighted by thv annual Christmas party. Row One: Dottie Welter, Sandra Bricker, Gloria Katzmark, Pat Peper, Nancy Trow, Marcelyn Page Susan Argo, Katherine Conrad. Row Two: Miss Barber, Bobbi McClure, Ioan Armstrong, Nancy Page loyce, hinabnit, Sharon Payne. How Three: Sherry Smith, LaVora Dixon, Rita Habekost, Shirley Barth Nancy Robson, Rochelle Howard, Donna Hawk. Row Four: Mary Kay Glotielty, Beverly Christensen Shirley Nichols, Mary Ann Whitaker, Mary Aducldell, Mary Ann Shearer. Row Fivu: David Ingalls Bruce Andrews, Iohn Turner, Iim Diehl, Bob Fletcher. 65 Row Une: Shirley Lambert, Alma Wood, Katie Ferguson, lean Robison, Beverly Wells, Xenia Bowers, Louise Shehan, Shirley Inman, Claudine Wooldridge. Row Two: Marilyn Ellerloeck, Carol Searcy, Margaret Calkins, Gerry Murphy, Connie Parks, Nadine Vernon, Sherrie Frantz. Row Three: Buta Zarins, Aija Grikis, Sharon Priess, Barbara Shuck, Kath- lecn Burham, Yvonne Huff, Connie Maupin, Sheila Leiqan, Annette Iacobs, Sandra Iensen. Row Four: Marilyn Lyon, Shirley Petersen, Laima Aulis, lanice Savage, loyce Messer, Verna Sweitzer, Elaine Ehm, lean Cabbage, lanette French, Ioan Blakely, Sherry Bricker, Ann Crawford, Mary lames. How Five: Miss Bidwell, Pat Meadows, Marilyn Marshall, Mar- lene Berry, Avis Halter, Carole Kaldenherq, Marcia Van Cleave, Terry Mankowski, Pat Vv'ood, Nellie Nuckolls, 5 BDEBEL B Sub llvb Club is om- of flu' two sovial vlubs prosffnt at North. Through this vluh flu' girls gain a lwllvr ruulvrstruuling of good grooming. fashions, and all around vtiqrwttv. Miss Florvtm Birlrvvll is flu' vounsvlor for tha' club. Row One: Sharon White, Mary Io Smith, Mary Krebs, Dixie Hutchison, Charlotte Sims, Beverly Anderson, Shirley Mc- Donald, Nancy Nicholson, Shelby Gall, Rosemary I-lackerson, Beverly Pierce. Row Two: Eleanor Edwards, Mary Uqo- lini, Lila Bates, Merlene Prewitt, Norma Crawford, Shirley Haskell, Beverly lsaacs, Pene List. Row Three: Carol Calhoon, Gleora Devlin, Merna Ellerlzveck, Pat Blunt, Donna Wieland, Betty Samuelson, Marqinell Powell, Audrey Anderson, ludy Garner. Row Four: Donna Mesler, Claudette Bennett, Sonya Anderson, Kay McNulty, Carolyn Nourse, Sharon McClellan, ludy Perry, lanis Free. Row Five: loye Everhart, Nancy Lyon, ludy McCoy, Mary Ann Whitaker. Row Six: Helen Montis, Carol Limke, Shirlee Davis, Sheila Patterson, Marie lones, Sharon Milinski, Mary Ellen Kircher, Ioy Strandholm, Gretchen Wieqman. 66 Row One: Miss Whirry, Barbara Sliuck, Yvonne l-luH, Mary Evans, Donna Godfrey, Susan Arao, Mary Uaolini, Leesanne Powerzs, Marilyn Perqlit. How Two: Nancy Trow, Unis Broers, Me-rria Ellerbeck, Elaine Ehvn, Norma Crawford, Sonya Anderson, Mary Ann Whitaker, llene List. How Three: Marilyn Hickman, Shirley Nichols, lanette French, Nadine Vernon, Marilyn llllerbeck, Mary Krrchor, Kay McNulty, Ioyce Messer. Row Four: Sharon Priess, Darlene Mann, Edna Perry, lane l-iutchmson, Rosalie Duffy, Audrey Anderson, Maurrno McCoy, Sherry Smith. Row Five: Gracie Brown, Clelia McMahen, Nancy Allen, Martha Rivers, Marrzaret Acluddell, Karen Tlierkelsen, Sharon McClellan. How Six: Carol Buckman, Marilyn Al-ies, Dorn Godfrey, Rita Habekost, Marlene Berry, Beverly Sum- rners, Marilyn Marshall, Gretchen Wieqman. EUS UPULITAN EL B Cosmopolitan Club. tht- otlwr sorirrl vlub at North. is umlvr thv sponsorship of .lliss lfssir' Unlrirry. 'flu' vlub offers girls flu' same l'lIllll!'l' to lvarn about good grooming and vtiqrwttv us flovs tlw Sub llvb Club. but its purpose' also is to promotv thv soviul growth of its lnvnrbvrs. How One: Edna Perry, Mary A. Triplett, Sharon Lawrence, Shirley McDonald, Nancy Nicholson, Claudine Wooldridge, Sandra Bricker, Sandra Carpenter, Penny Cowell, Anita Roberts. Row Two: Gloria Katzmark, Carol Calhoun, Elaine Mulcahy, Barbara Miclcle, Nellie Nucl-calls, Sherry Bricker, Connie Parks, Eleanor Edwards, Shirley Haskell. Row Three: Rae Moss, Pat Murphy, Mary Kay Glotlelty, Sandra Io Iarc, Ierr Lu l-lrqqins, Sharon Hitchcock, Annette lacobs, lane Weed, Susan Iones. Row Four: Indy McCoy, Mary Ruby, IoAr1n Rouse, Ioye Everhart, Ianice Savage, Sharon Mclirnstry, Alta Iolinson, Merlene Prewrtt, Barham Gray. How Five: Marcelyn Page, Suzanne Iaclcson, Aiia Grikis, Ioy Stranrlholni, Shirley Peterson, Mary lo Smith, Ruta Zarins, Sandra Ashford, l.arnia Aulis, lean Cabbage, Mary lane Durkee. 67 ik yy DRILL TEAM From lower left: Merna Ellerbeck, Iackie Wilson, Ian Furman, Suzanne Iackson, Louise Shehan Marqaret Ames, Harriet Robinson, Betty Gallaaher, Sandra Ashford, Frances King, loanne Kapplemani Pat Bramhall, Carolyn Stubbs. Wearing the uniforms given them by the P.T.A., the newly organized Drill Team stepped into the role of giving more girls a rhanre to participate in extra-currirular activities. Leo Evelelh and Ronald Sterrett are working with the girls who have marie several appearances this year. The Pep Club. one of the organizations for generating svhool spirit. was brought into being this year. The girls bought sweat shirts and have big plans for next fall. PEP EU B Row One: Sandra Bricker, Barbara Denny, Inez lackson, Colleen Ruddell, Anita Roberts. Row Two: Marcelyn Page, Mary Alice Triplett, Carolyn Nourse, Sharon McClellan, Iudy Garner. Row Three: Io Rouse, lan Furman, lerry Neederman, Pene List. Row Four: Nancy Robson, Mary Shearer, Iucly Wood, Sharon Hitchcock. Row Five: Katherine Warne, Mary Robertson, Marilyn Hiltbrunner. 68 o 1 fine arts Pl E ARTS This year the musir' department has drawn a greater proportion of students than erer before. The ,4 Cappella ehoir presented a Christmas eoneert for the student body and partieipated in the Easter servires at the Paramount Theater. Voeal groups from the glee elubs provided music for various sehool functions as well as the Veterans Hospital. Beginning with the football season and ending with eommenf-ement, the band had a full sehedule. Its marehing band performed for football games and the Drake Relays and Memorial Day parades. The ron- eert band presented a post-Christmas eoneert, played for some of the Des Moines junior high schools. and presented the annual Musif' Festival in eonjunelion with the voeal department. E PPELL CHUIH l Row One: loan Blakely, Pai Purcell, Peggy Swanson, Elaine Long, Ruth Stiles, ludith Peper, Helen Marshall, Beverly Christensen, Margaret lohnson, Sandra Iensen. Row Two: Suzanne Wellington, Nina Owens, Norma Tag- gert, Sandra Christy, Lucy Flores, Marilyn Udy, leanne Hendrickson, Grace Broguet, Sandra Banning. Row Three: lanette Peper, Sharon McKinstry, Barbara Helvig, Beverly Rogers, Mary Sue Rinehart, lane Weed, Annette lacobs. Row Four: Mary Swanson, Marilyn Marshall, Helen Montis, Gloria Bailey, Mary lo Kapier, Allen Martin, Larry Weigle, Mike Wonders. Row Five: Eugene Greenwood, Sy Forrester, lack Inman, Larry Henderson, Bill Holden. Row Six: Douglas Tripleti, Larry Scali, Bill Truitt, Franklin Moore, Ben lulson. 70 BUYS GLEE EL B How One: Charles Sxnqleton, Russel Kemp, Allen Martin, Ed lackman, Larry Weiqle, Mike Wanders. Row Two: lack Inman, Gene Greenwood, Larry Scali, Bill Trurtt, Vernon Moore, Row Three: Sy For :ester, Dona 'l'riplr-tt, Grant lorclan, lerry Fulton, Bill Holden Ben lulson. GIRLS IHLEE EL B Row One: Suzanne Vfellrnqton, Annabelle Gunn, Alma Wood, Diane Stewart, lvlary Galenbeck, Sandra Bricker, Plryllis Martinez, Clilcrrs Thompson, Peqqy Iackson, lo Ann Chilcoate, Sandra Bannrnq. Row Two: Mary Trrplett, Betty Wilson, Su' zanne lacksori, Marcelyn Page, Phyllis Tlrornpson, Rae Steraleder, Carol Searcy, Carr-l Broquet, Sarrrdel Allie, Sanrira lo Ifrrc, lere Lu Hrqqrns, Row Three: Marlene Waterbury, Donna Wilkinson, Ruth Stiles, Pat Graves, Arlene Srsam, Donna Meslm, Sandy Seath, Eleanor Cooper, Rosetta Punellr. How Four: Beverly Christensen, Shirley Nichols, lo Ann Welch, Veronica Tarm, Marilyn Nail, Donna Ackorson, Bernedrne Milliken, Ianrce Berry, Pat Murphy. How Five: Sequoia Duncan, Shirley Talley, Connie Maupin, Ruta Zrrrins, Helen Marshall, Shirley Bianchi, Patt: Green, Eleanore Brittarn, Anita Roberts. Row Six: France-rs Caswell, Shirley McVay, Marilyn Lyon, Aija Grrkis, Karol Lossee, Arlene Ackerman, loan Merrcal, lane Weed, Phyllis Pool, Colleen Hudclell. Row Seven: Verna Switzer, Diane Hampton, lean Hiatt, Rosemary Russell, Barbara Gray, Mary Hart, Shirley Iones, Margaret Iahnson. Row Eight: Pat Meadows, Sue Rhinehart, Doris Simmons, Gloria Bailey, loan lforeniarr, Pat Purcell, Ioyce Wilcox, Arvella Forsyth, Rae Moss. 71 M HEHIIEBAN Drum Mcior: Dick Cree. Hank One: lerry Underier, Ben lulson, David Iohnson, Arvid Gates, lerry Wadden, Di: rector, Mr. Snyder. Rank Two: Dick Deets, Binnie Sloan, Martha Wells, Ioan Hall, Larry Scali. Rank Three: Ted Gates, Evelyn Helqoson, Sharon Bell, Skaidrite Bonne, Bob Morqan. Rank Four: Kay Burham, Delores Hartzer, Mary Io Kapter, Barbara Crouck, Gail Annable. Rank Five: Iohn Critelli, lim Owens, Vanita l-losier, Yvonne Hutt, Terry Eaton. Rank Six: Paul Shultz, Jim Yeast, Larry Sanders, Elmer McQuitty, Larry Sharp. Hank Seven: Lee Slorah, Kenny Masimore, Pat Whipple, Don Burrell, Dave Smith. Rank Eight: Allen Lee Martin, Larry Sword, Dick Vetter, Martin Iohnson, lack Godlroy. Hunk Nine: Tony Burns, Charles Erickson, Don Newell, luanita l-losier, Margaret Lees. Hank Ten: Lois Lonqden, Audrey Anderson, Bob Sloan, Carole Linke, Carolyn Shepard. Rank Eleven: Darrell Kinq, Wanda Lonqden, Maureen McCoy, Marilyn Feiqht, Tom Moore, Paul Olsan. Hank Twelve: Maurice l-lanson, Vernon Moore, lack Berry. Bbsent: lerry l-lays, Robert Ferrin, Bill Steen. UHCHESTH Row One: Larry Sharp, Binnie Sloan, Kathleen Burham, Gail Annable, Mary lo Kapier, Ioan l-lall. Row Two: Pat Whipple, Darrell King, Tom Davis, Catherine Zahller, Lois Lonqden, Vernon Moore, loe Critelli, Martha Wells, Terry Eaton, lim Owens, Margaret Lees, lohn Critelli. Row Three: Lee Slorah, Bill Erickson, Don Burrell, Dick Vetter, Larry Sword, Robert Ferrin, Allan Lee Martin, Tony Burns, Evelyn l-lelqason, Ben Iulson, Martin lohnson, Arvid Gates, David Johnson, Ierry Wadden, Ierry Underier, Larry Scalf. Row Four: Bob Sloan, Larry Sanders, Conductor, Mr. Snyder, David Smith, lim Yeast, Bill Steen, Elmer McQuitty, Absent: lerry Hays. 72 PLLPLY CAST UF FALL PLAN tll'l1'lllllll , ,, , , ,,.lau'lx Funsllvl' llnn. l'lrm'sl XX mule-y, H , , , , ,,'ll0lll Nlillllllllgl l,auly Jxgjillllil l,aas4'l1lvy-,, , ,. , ,,,. 7 ,,,,,, , WH , H , , Yann-y 'l'row anal llnnniv Nluupin l,auly llillllt'l'llll' lim-lllryf, ,,,,,,, . 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Ftlllllllilll, ,, , , ,,,, , WH , , ,,,Iim Quit-la ,lol1n. lllllllllllilll, , ,,,,,, , ,,,,lim llivlnl .lillll'. l'urlnr Nluill, , ,H W ,,,,,luunn Hill lflizu lrllwvvny I , W ,,,,, Nllflllil Cl'illA'f0l'll Kll1'lll'll wll'Ilt'll, , , , , . ,,...,g,.. ,luv Critvlli klll'lll'Il xVl'lll'lI-,.. , ,,,,,,.,,,.,. L, ,,,.,. Alta ,l0llIlS0ll llugv Boy- - , , , - , ,.,.,,,. ..g,. ,,,... .,,. l , 1 irry Sharp North High prvsvlits Inu: all-st-Iwo! prmluvtions :luring tha' yu-ur. 'l'hv full play was 'l'lw -lfimirrtblv lfrir'liIon. hy ,IUIIIUS Hnrriv: u rlvlightful rnnlwiy lilwrully S1IfilIh'1t'fl with l':I1f.fIiNll humor. This is thc' first play North vvvr pre-- svntvrl in irhirh sonw of tha' svvlivs tuoh plurv on an island. It was quits' a rhal- lvngv to Imth lhv stugr' rrvu' and rust. mul rlwy Plllllt' through with flying rul- ors. 'l'lu- play :ras prrnwntwl Nmvmnlwr 20 mul 21. 1953. Tlu' spring play Bla1'lf Flfllllillglln by Sum ,lfll1lIl'y. wlzivlz was prvsvlztvd April 30 and May l. 19591. wvnl bavk to llw :lays of llw Ffl'IIl'II lfl'l'lIlllfi0ll. Its SN'lISIlIIIlf'lx'liIlf.L' SH'0Tl1Sllll'lI and lowly lzvroirws uwfrv quita' a vnnlrast In tlw r'lmrru'lvrs in llw full prorlurlion. .111 Ilia' plays prvsvntlfzl at North arf' umlvr tlw Vllfllllbll' 1lirv1'li0l1 of .Wiss llvlvn UMOOIIIIIIIII. SIN' is to Iw von- gralulnlwl. for Ilol only ilu' plays of thv pas! sc-ason. but for ull tlw lll'0llllI'fi0llS Ilznl lmw' Iwvn prvs:-nlvd ul North umlvr lwr liifl'l'1i0l1. SPHI G PL Y CAST UF SPRING PLAY Clotihlv ,,.H,,g,, Nornm t:l'ilYS'f0l'll. .lvrri Mau- .IUIIIISUII Matlzllllv Hmli1'l'-,. ..,,,, :Mm Cl'ilNS'f0l'1l. Florvm'4- 'Xllvn Fclipv Hmlif-r,, ,,.,.. --ABurlun Mnslrufski Bourivn .,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, .. ,..,........,, Ha-n ,lulsun 'l'rigull1l ,,......,,.,.,g,,., ,,..,,M.,,. , lzlvk Fllllihvl' Fl'ilIll'0iS llc- Lussau' ..,,.....,, Ralph Lylv. ,luck Inman Uium' Uv Lussau' ..,,,,W -,l'fvvlyn IIPIQIUSUII. ,loan Hull l :llQ.Zl'lll' Uv IAIIHSEN' ,,..,, , ,,,..,,, , ,,,,lli4-lx Ilzmsun f:Ilill'l0lll' Uv LIISSZI1' --.loyvv Ellilllllil. Sllirlvy Nlflltlllillll The- Privsl W,.,,,,,,..,,.,,,,,A,, ,,-,Tllul1las Slrmn Papo ..g,........,,,...,.,g.,.g,,,,.,,,Y Huw- Uxlvy Gavrovhv .....,..........v,.,s,..A, Allvn Le-v Marlin BOSSHIIQI1' ..g,........,,..,,..,,.,.....,... ,lim Dim-hl Villagzvrs ...,..,..,. Margurvl Ann-s, T4-rry Munkowski, l,I'l0l'0S Davis, Mary Ann Harpvl, Mary Swanson. ?Vl1ll'Sllilll Myers, NIiilll'il'l' Hanson. Gillu-rl Ustring 74 Q? student publications Srhool lifv would sewn empty indeed without a school paper. The f,l'llf'lf', a bi wvvlfly publivation, is a rlvfinitv highlight on the North high calendar. Editing is dont- by tht' ,lournalism II rlass with the assistance' of rubs from journalism I. 'Flu' 114-partnwnt was well rvprvsvritvfl at rlw annual fall Iowa High Svhool Press .Aissoriation Convention. whirh was ht-ld at Drake University. The l'0lll7l'llti0Il,S agon- fln irwlurlwl riisrussion groups. frm' volfvs, a football ganw. and a banquet. MARILYN LYUN Editor FALL UFUXELF STAFF l l4litor-in-Cllivl' -, .,,,,,,f,.,,.,. Marilyn Lyon Assam-into Fltlitorsw -, .,...... Janice' Savage, Sharon Wlhits' Fvzitnrc ltltlitor- ,- -,-Alice Payne: Betty Saniuvlson, assistant Sports l'i4litor-,,,--u ---Jean Cabbage: Gram- johnson. assistant Atlvt-rtising lVlanagvr,, ,..,, ., .......,..A.,,.. Shirley Peterson lwzlilitlgna --- ,-Katic Ferguson. Margaret Calkins llll'l'lllilll0ll-,- ..... Darlene' Mullen, Nancy Lyon Seated: Alice Payne, Sharon White, lanice Savage, Marilyn Lyon, Mary lo Smith. Standing: Betty Samuelson, Shirley Peterson, Darlene Mullen, Pete Klisares, Katie Ferguson, Nancy Lyon, Margaret Calkins, and lean Cabbage. 78 As the cubs advanced into full-time reporting, their first journalistic achieve- ment was the publication of the Greenhorn issue. Under the guidance of Walter Barnett the stag learned the meaning of deadlines, dummies, cuts, and galley proofs. Each year high school papers all over the United States are submitted to the Na- tional Scholastic Press Association for critical judging. The results of this judging service will not be known until next fall. MERLENE PREWITT D Editor SPHI U UHAELE STAFF Editor-in-chief ..- - ................. Merlene Prewitt Associate Editors .... - . ....... Mary .lane Durkce and Pat Wood Feature Editor--- ---Suzanne Hedlundg Dave Uxley, assistant Sports Editors ---.--- ---..-..--- R ichard Shaffer and Zane Henkel Advertising Manager -.-- ---- M arilyn Ellerbeckg Diane Stanley, assistant Mailing -----------.- --------- K aren Katzureck and Dale Smith Circulation--- ---- Dennis Barton and Dick Riley Seated: Denny Barton, Pct Wood, Marilyn Ellerbeck, Merlene Prewitt, Mary Iane Durkee. Standing: Zcme Henkel, Rich- ard Shaffer, Dcxve Oxley, Suzanne Hedlund, Karen Kutzurek, Dale Smith, Dick Riley, Mr. Bcxmett. 77 Uniting the memories of the past school year into an, annual was the goal of the yearbook stag. To ob- tain this, the staff was kvpt busy writing copy, mak- ing layouts, pasting up dummies, and idvntifying pictures. The staff wishes to thank tho faculty and student body for their cooperation and hopes that they will rlorivo much vnjoymvnt from reading the annual. JOAN HOUSNIAN JANISS SPRlNG Co-Editor Co-Editor C0-Editors .A,. ..... .................... .l a niss Spring, ,loan HOIISIIIHII Art .,,........... --- .... Mary Swanson, division pagesg Bob Hooper, cover Senior Section Editor .................... Linda Hillg Kay Van Fleet, assistant Sports Editor .... .... R on Slluckg Bill Campion, Hans Gruber, assistants Feature Editor ....... ..... - --ShHl'0ll Payneg Terry Mankowski, assistant Advertising Manager--- ........................... Stan Frenzcl Typist .,-............. ............ .... ....... - - - Barbara DeHavcn Picture Identification ................................................. ---------Sl1aron Hitchcock, Mary Ann Hai-pel, Marie Jones, Barbara Helvig First How: Ianiss Spring, Barbara Delsiaven, Mary Ann Harpel, Sharon Hitchcock, Mary Swanson, Kay Van Fleet, Ron Shuck, Sharon Payne. Second Row: Ioan I-lousman, Linda Hill, Terry Mankowski, Marie Jones, Bill Campion, Bob Hooper, Hans Gru- ber, Stan Frenzel. 78 athletics Y . . - PUUTB LL 3. c Row One: Grant Iordan, Don Hill, Bob Shailo, lack Winick, loe De Carlo, Bob Fletcher, Ierry Thorne, Warren Smith, Gene Allison, Bill Neal, Dick B b k D l S 'th Mike Kenned , Carl Manny, Richard Sackett. Row Two: Dave Allyn, Wayne Osborn, lack Berry, Toni Greenwood, Bert a coc , ae ini , y Tliomcxs, lun Pierson, Gary Bell, Bill Steen, LeRoy Oxley, Ierry Iohnson, Doug Triplett, Franklin lrvin, Gerald Spencer, Larry Haqethorn, Dick Weatherly, Dzck Riley, Dan Burrell, How Three: Don Powell, Dave Griffiths, Norman Aucias, lim White, lerry Ashby, Pete Klisares, Melvin Priess, Mike Randolph, Don Butler, Marvin Anderson, Don Day, lerry Fulton, Andris Poncius, Charles Dreibelbis, Don Boylan, l.arry Henderson, Mike Duffy, Ted Gates, Georae Falk. Absent: Bob Moraan. Under the direction of head coach George F alk, the North gridders finished with a somewhat disap- pointing 1-7-I record. The Polar Bears had their climax when they tied their heavily favored city rival. Roosevelt. The only victory was a 25-0 win over Tech. The Bears finished last in the Big Six race. which is a very tough league every season. and fourth in the city series. L th ,. am ml ' , M l How One: Inn McGiasson, Ierry Underfer, lim Moran, Orbie Boqqs, Adrian Winick, lim Mumford, Craig Carlisle, Iim Kennedy, Ierry Iones, Elmer McOuitty. Row Two: Bob Wrlslord, Neil Parmenter, Iohn Forney, Bonny Mott, Don Kielei, Euqene Phillips, Calvin Ray, Don Burnett, Teddy Toulouse, Arvicl Gates. Row Three: Ed Brooks, Kenny Masimore, l-liko Takeda, Iim Ouick, Larry l-lolsrnon, Paul Iuber, lay Reichenbacher, Tom Moors, Dave Miller, Dau Finch, Charles Singleton, Iim Yeast. 80 WHESTLI G Fits! Row: Torn Wootcn, Skip Brophy, Ice Criielli, Denny Barton, Iam Fruzier. Second How: Hrll Neal, Mfrx Bollvr, Grrml lordun, Gerald Sf'9I'lCSl, Vlfaxrren Smllh, Andrrs Pcncxus. 'l'lu- North Higli wrvstling tvam umlvr rlw f'0ru'l1ing of Hvrbvrt Mvlfau' plruwl tllirrl in wily vompvlilion mul Illirrl in flu' clistrivt. to finish tlwir svuson splilling ru-1-lvv rlvvisiolis. Tlw Bvars llrul tllrvv wily rlmmps. ,lim Frnzivr. Dvnny Barton, mul Bill Nvnl, 'lwlwy finislwfl flu' .wasoli by .wmling four boys to tlw state' nwvt. Fits! Row: lim FICIZIEY, joe Crlleflli, Bill Neal. Second Row: Dave Grifirths, Adnan VV1mck, Bob Fletcher, Grunt Iordnn, Ed lcxcknmn, burlon Mustrclskr, Don Burrell, Irvrn Vidls. Standing: Mfrx Boller, Bert Tluornos, Fmnk Payne, ls-ny llultnn, Audns Ponclus, V-'Cirren Srmth, Don Hill, Gerald Spencer, Torn Wooton, Crmfg Cnrllsle-, Douq Trxplelt. 81 B SHETB LL First How: llmk Iirmlcmck, I-E111 lI11111p1011, Hon Shuck, Sy Po1'1'Qster, Kent IPYOHIP, DUIVF' RIUH-vf'Y, Vfflflkllll IYVIY1- s9C0fld ROW! VWYCII DON Hinck- 1111, 151-11111: K11111up, 121111 Slvxflfv, D011 Hllllm, luck l.yflf4, 11111101 Dodd, IOl1!1 Hrlmttw, TCJ111 '1V11l1f1Cf-, D011 Hlll. 'l'lw Yllflll lliglz lmslwllmll tvum ululvr Ilw rmu-lzing of Ilan lf1ru'lfn1m1 111:11 viglzl QIIIIIPS 111111 lusl I11'r'llw' :luring lllv 1953-51 SVIISUII. Tlzvy IlII1'lllH'4'll In Ilu' sub- slula' by lwuling l1il11'0l11 of llvs lliiilllii. lm! N'l'l'l' Ilmn 1'lil11ilmtwl by llfzrsllflllluwll. Ilhilflllylllg jim' bull lmnrlling mul gum! slmnling. Ilu' lfvurs slzouvfcl flu' figlll mul spiril nf ll s1u'1'4'ssful lmll rlub lml jus! Fllllllllluf :rin l'UlISfSI4'I1llj'. 'l'lu- llvurs lwul soma' :wry lligllly' l'llll'l1 vlulws. ll011'1'1'4'r. mul ull in all, luul a nivv SVIISUII. Tlwy livrl for tlzirzl in llu' lfily Sv- rivs rum' 111111 liwl fur fnurllz in Ilu' FIIKLIILKUII Big Six ron- fvrvllwf. ACTION SHOT 4 Left to Right: lim McConnell, R.: Kent Ierome, N.: Bill Campion, N.: Ron Shuck, N.: Bob Risser, R.: Iighiing for the ball. 82 ACTION SHOT Bill Campion, N.: Dick McGee, EJ Sy Forres- ter, N. 31 DON BLACKMAN Coach BASKICTBALI. 111111111111 1953-51 'O Y' North 57 Ankvny North 56 W. Watt-rloo North 36 lf. Watt-r1oo North I2 Dowling North I1 Masonl1ity North 1-2 Roost-u'1t North 19 Tw-lm North H1 lfust North 51 Lincoln North I5 Howling North 56 Fort Dodge- North 13 Hoosvu-1l North I2 T4-1'11 North 35 East North SI 1 ort Dodgt- North 37 lf. NvY2llf'l'100 North 61 NN5ll14'I'1tNI North T8 Mason City tD1STR1ll'1'1 North 38 l,invo1n 151113 S'I'A'l'I'I1 North 110 1N1itI'h1lil1110NS'Il 57 First Row: Orme tioqqs, N011 l'm'xnPntvr, lorry Innes, B111 Wxlltmns, Don Brody, Ron Paulson, Imxy Umimtf-r, Second Row: Don N:-wt-11, john 1'-J1'noy,BobMu11vns, plXt111tl1WUIk, Dtck Crpo, Howfird Parsons. Standing: Rub Drwrkn, Don Burnett, 10-n Mrxtsxnxorrr, 1f1Y 11 1f'11 l11 If'1l l1 HON Mutt, 'Torn Monro, Dttvv Mxllflr, Donuts: 'I'1.1dwn, Fourth Htmh Kvnt. 83 TH Eli Row One: Don Day, Bob Fletcher, Iohn Forney, Kent Winder, Oscar Maldanado, Ralph Lyle, Iarnes Owens, Bill Daly. Row Two: Ierry Poundstone, limmy Kennedy, Ion Schneider, Max Boller, Dave Lane, Fred Foreman, Tom Moore, Robert Sloan Ron Shuck, lim McConkey. Row Three: Coach lim Lyle, Nolan Laird, Arthur Sterrett, Wayne Wallace, Elmer McQuitty, Neil Parmenter, Douglas Triplett, Andres Poncius, Franklin Irving, Caesar Smith, Mike Kennedy, Ron Bradley, Marvin An- derson, Don Kieler, Dan Finch, Ierry Hawkins, Gerald Sl'iaw,Mr. Leo Eveleth. Row Four: Roy Honeywell, Bill Hickman, I ay Ruchenhocker, Don Butler, lack Lytle, Charles Dreibe-lbis,lim Pedersen, Kenny Anderson, Bolv Bittle, Norman Audas, Dave Miller, Kent lerome, Wayne Saunder, Dean Fiene. Nortlis track team. coached by .lim Lyle. was sparked during the last season by Little Caesar Smith. a sensation in midwestern track circles. The Polar Bear cindermen. defending state outdoor champions. have won so far the city and state indoor traclr championships. as well as the Iowa Amateur Athletic Union indoor state meet. A big success for the North traclf team were the annual Drake Relays. Bob Sloan. Ron Bradley. Junior Gerald Spencer. and versatile Caesar Smith set new records in the medley and mile relay. Coach ,lim Lyle's aspiration for the re- mainder of the 1954 track season is to break some national high school records. Mr. Lyle happily looking over two ol the many trophies his t track team has won this year. 84 ST TE CHAMPS Tin' lf r o s s-C 0 Il n tr y Tvam. 1'oat'lu'41 by ,lanws Lyla. won vrvry nwvt in lllllfifll they 1Il1l'fif'ilNlH'l1 for a 1' v r y imprvssirv season. This was tlu' sw'- und State- Crown thv Polar Bears :ron in two years. Newbie Two of North High's line sprinters wearing their new sweat suits obtained this spring Franklin Irving and Robert Sloan. Coach Iimmy Lyle's pride and joy is Caesar Smith, one of the finest track stars ever to repre- sent North High School. CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM . Row One: Kent Winder, Oscar Maldanaldo, Coach lim Lyle, Caesar Smith, lerry Poundstone Row Two: lon Schneider, Bob Bittle, Bill Daly. Row Three: Ralph Lyle, lerry Hawkms, Mark Baty 85 SWIMMING In Water: Dave Oxley, Everett Smith, Roy Honeywell, Ronnie Caulk, Don Brown, lim Kennedy, Gary Bell. Kneeling: Tom Ewald, Ted Coppock, Wayne Wallace, Fred Foreman, Wayne Gander, Dale Wassmuth, Dick Wea- therly, Denny Clark, Richard l-litz, Dave Creighton, Sylvester McCracken. Standing: Tom Strom, Bob Nuzum, Larry I-Iolsman, Don Kleler, Ralph Lyle, Fritz Lorenz, Hiko Takeda, Elmer McQuilty, Don Ienninqs, Allen Twedt, Norman Audas, lim Yeast, Coach Iim Lyle. The swimming team, being considerably damaged by lack of experience and young swimmers, had a fair season, finishing third in the city and third in the state. With more experience there is no limit how far they go. The record consists of four wins and five defeats. 86 SWIMMING RECORD 1953-1954 North Lincoln EEE if Bae A, North Clinton 5 North Boys i RHIC Roosevgif C Mill iagillili ' iigfffw RQQQSZVXC V LEW East C Elilfi North C Ligi- B SEB LL First How: Tom Campbell, Roqer Nuckolls, Don Brady, Ron Mott, Ron Paulson, Dick Babcock, lerry Throne, Larry llender- son, Gene Allison, Don Hill, Bob Shafto, Back Row: Milton Zinn, LeRoy Oxley, lim Quick, Dale Smith, Larry Holsman, Gary Bell, Bob Montis, lunior Dodd, Dick Weatherly, Ierry Fulton, Warren Smith, Coach Georqe Falk. SEEUND TEAM First Row: Tom Ewald, Craig Carlise, lack Fowler, Milton Wheeler, Alvin Noehran, Gary Iotzke, Ierry Uncierfer. Second How: Dick Sackett, Gary Christopher, Butch Tiaden, Ted Brown, William Miles, Malcomb Hester, Denny Kaupp, Don Burnett, Hiko Takeda, Charles Singleton, Virqil Lundy, Keith Carrington, Coach Hugh Kent. 87 B SEBALL Practice makes perfect: Dick Babcock and Bob Shafto. Coaelx Falk will have back sophomore pitehers lion Paulson and Ron, Mott, while aee hurler Hob Shufto will graduate in January. North's baseball team, runner up in the state tournament last year, had a fairly good season. Coaehed by George Falk, the Bear batsmen bowed to East in the frsl round of the sectional tournament. The Scarlets erlgefl North also in the play of for the big six championship. The season was highlighted by two consecutive victories over the Rough- rirlers of Roosevelt. Talking over game strategy: Leroy Oxley and Dick Weatherly. The girls tennis team turnerl in another fine season. showing their style in the eity. Coaeherl by lllrs. Theresa Anderson. they rlefealetl Roosevelt in the finals of the 1953 fall eity ehampionship. Aifllyllllgll the team lost ,lean Cabbage. Grave Johnson. and Betty Samuelson through lllill-yillll' grariuation. North will be again a strong 4-ontemler this spring. Kneeling: Elaine Ehm, Grace Iohnson, lean Cabbage. Stand- ing: Barbara Del-Iaven, Betty Samuelson, Glenda Pickett. BOYS TENNIS TENNIS GIRLS TENNIS: FIRST TEAM 89 The boys tennis team under the flireelion of Mrs. Theresa .4mlerson turnetl in a fine season. They marie a good showing in the 1-ity series and also the Big Six meet. The entire team will graliuale in .lune. Row One: Dan Ienninqs, Mau- rice Hanson, Denny Barton. Row Two: Tom Strom, Hans Gruber, Richard Hitz. ElHL5'fENNl51 SEED U TE girls' Ivnnis Ivnni. Hy playing against prnirvrm-111 in tvrlzriiqzw. Kneeling: Me-rna Elle-rlueck, Mary Ne-fzqer, Peqqy Smedes, Marilyn Ellerbeck. Standing: Ianice Defnqlo, lane-He French, Shirley Barth, Carolyn London, Ierrie Nedderman. TENNIS l'ir'turv1l url' ,Ivan Cabbage' mul lfvtty Snnzuvismz, tivo of Nortlfs Pity vlmmpirm tvnnis If-ani. Posing with rlw lrophy. whirl: was won in 1953. is Coruvlz, Thvrvsa xlmlvrson. ACTION SHOT: GIRLS TENNIS rp It From lefl to right: Belly Samuelson, lean Cabbage, and Mrs. Anderson. 90 'flu' .wrnrirl l1'fllll is tlzv Ir1u'l.'lmi1v nf flu' firsl Iwun IlIl'll1bl'TS llwy gain IYIIIUIIIIU' vxpvrimirv mul an upporlunity for im- GIRLS GOLF Sliiingz Kay Andrews. Standing: Susanne Argo, Diane Stanley, Roberta Trodd, Sharon Bell, Fran Shaclcolford, Nanny Trow, Ioan Hall. Nortlfs lmys golf twin: lmll u highly SUl'l'l'SSfIll svasnn. Iwaling suvh highly ratwl warns as Pvrry. lliurnln, mul Tw-Ii of Ihfs llloiiws. Tha' linlrstvrs. who arf' vrravlivrl by Tlwrvsn flmlvr- son. will loser ,lavlr lnmmi mill llvnn llnvlwr through Juni' grad- nation. GULF BOYS GOLF fl0lll'lH'lI hy 'l'l1a'ra'su lnllvr- sun, Nurllfs girlx golf lvnm ull- ,wlz-ml ll goorl svason. 'flu' girls uri' 11 ro-frirorilv irilh, lhmsm-vlt in ilu' rily svrivs. 'l'lu- lvum lust ils only gunu' aguinsl lllllvy of WPS! lh-S ll0lIll'S. 'flu' girls will fill lu' lmrlf runrl full. From left to riqhl: lack Inman, Dean Webber, Denny Nulph, Ronnie Paulson, lim Frazier, Dave Creighton, Tom Ewald. 91 SY EHHUNIZED SWIMMING Sitting: Marolyn Short, Kay Van Fleet. Standing: Gail Annable, lvlarqaret Moran, Carolyn Vtfalmer, Karen Blesemeyer, Avis l-laller. 'flu' North High Synvhronizvd Swimming 7ll'!llll.. representing KRNT. has iron various stutv and national litlvs this past your. Tlwy hold tlw state' firxt plnvv roam. svvond pluvo svnior and third plum' junior duvt titlvs. and third plan' junior solo tirlv. In tlw National ,4..4.If. Moot in Chirugo. .flpril 16 and IT, tlw girls 1-upturvd third plum' foam and .wwwztlt plume dur-t titlvs. 'flu' tvum is dirvrtvd by ilflrs. Thvrvsa .4n,dorson. First Row: Ianet Phoenix, Avis Haller, Carolyn Nurse, Iackie Brown, Kay Accola, Linda Hill, Kay Van Fleet. Second Row: Sharon Hitchcock, Gail Annable, loan Armstrong, Ioy Fenton, Marolyn Short, Jeanette de Fino, Helen Moore. Third Row: Elaine Ehm, Jackie Brewster, Janette French, Frau Shackelford, Terry Mankowski, Ioy lohnson. Fourth Row: Coach Ander- son, Gretchen Wieqman, Ierri Mae Iohnson, Mary Ionesf Darlene Mann, Carolyn Walmer. 92 Student lvmlr-r's url' what somv pvoplff will supply tourlwrs. They urv ulivuyx rvudy to stop in und help Il'lH'lI- Pwr they urs' nvvalwl to do so. This is not as easy u tuslr ax some people' imlivlv. HOPE JU PERS Siitinqz Murolyn Short, Coach 'Theresa Anderson, Icy Penton, Standing: Kny Van Pls-s-13 Nfmriy Hagan, kioimie Bobemiouse, Dmmna Dcvfxtl, Kun-n Blvse::1Pye1', lflflamlle de Fino, Helen llflome-. 'l'lu'sv .Yorlli High Napa' ,IIIIIIIIUTS haw' gainvrl farm' by giving vxliilzilions for flu' U mnan's lflulr. Ilia' liflvr anx llnspilal. flu' Farm Hurvau flUlll'l'llfl0II. aml al fifillllvll. Stlfpllvns. and ffurnvll Collvgvs. fNam'y. lfnnniv. Karan. llvlvn. llarolyn. aml .lay also appvarvrl on tlw lffl Sullivan 'fl program Toast of Ilw 'l'0u'n. MAJUHETTES 'lvlw llajorvilvs livlp lvlul Ilia' slurlvnl lmrlj' in Iliff svlmol songs. 'l'Iu-y lvarl ilu' lzanrl al all funllrall ganws anal lnarrli in luv pararlvs - Ilia .llvnmrial Hay llllll llralrv Hvlays pararlvs. Row One: Rosalie Dully, lOy Hinton, Pal Purcell. How Two: Maur ice Laller, Dolores Davis, luca Slwphnrfl. 93 EHEEHLEAUERS Cheerleading is an all-im portant task which most of the time receives no thanks at all. To be a cheerleader, you must maintain a 3 average. The requirements to win a letter are to at- tend two prartiee sessions a week and lead eheers at sixty percent of the North games. Their adviser is Mr. Eveleth. Left to riqhh Connie Hendrickson, Iudy McCoy, Beverly Pierce, Mcxry Uqolini, Mary Ann Whitaker, Sonic: Anderson. 94 9 9 P Sl Q features Time out Io talk at an open house. Gentlemcxnly gestures at the Iune Prom. 96 Fun and Ilczttery at cm open house. Dancing Under South Sec Island Skies WX? Grace and lerry Reign Over The Harvest Ball Punch Line A! The Prom 97 Ou! beloved principal, Osgood Thompson. Think, Jerome, the game depends on it. Hold me, Mr. Boynton, it's o turtle. Ii a drop escapes, calculate lor error by valence, specific grav- ity and the dewpoint of CafOHlg. then ex- tract the square root, don't carry it further than the 20th power. This is only high school chemistry and we don't expect exactness. Now let me see you draw a straight line Good the motors still here! A question, Mr. Oxley? Pat and Dave talk over graduation. 100 At the Breakfast. Pip-pip, old man, and all that rot. Gary, Dick, Mike, and Ron. if X'.Q, At the Parent Potluck. Dig in, Pa, Ioan, Mr. Crawford, and Mr. Wilcox. Are you going to ask her? Are you kidding? She'll have to ask me. My policy, exactly. Trophy cases serve a double purpose. Fibber Magee has nothing on me, says Gretchen, as she reaches for the book on the bottom of the pile. R 101 Fi x Q 5 F r K .M ns r f.,:-xm is Hwiwwx Q W ,N CW- Qi N 'X xx 3 aw X gg x x ss-NX Q x in advertising GENERAL WOODFIXTURES Store and Home Fixtures CRYSTAL CLEANERS Free Delivery Henry Ehm 415 East Locust-Rear Res. Phone 4-1290 Des Moines. Iowa 3811 Douglas P11039 9-1611 sf-la hy .lt-mwtw Fu-cnc! S-'ld Ivy -HW Nw-urn-nukkvr Congratulations, Seniors THE TOY BOX FOUR CORNERS SUNDRIES 3719 Beaver Phone 5-9826 sum by .my :umm-nmf.kt-r 4340 Douglas Avenue, on Douglas Ave. at Beaver EXCLUSIVE TOY STORE Everything in Toys and Trains sum hy .Iny in-agen H. H. HOLLOWAY W'hoIesale Auto Supplies anll Tools 12th and Euclid Phone 4-7804 Des Moines 13, Iowa Dial 2-4300 One Day Service MEL-VIC SPECIALTY CLEANERS Two Convenient Locations 512 Forest 2403 East Walnut - xy ,u-fry .nnmsmn mm 1.-my Oxley KNAPP CONSTRUCTION CO. lnllivillually Planned Homes Russell Knapp Phone 9-8226 S0111 ily Lilicla Hill BOGNANNO BROS. Crorery 4? Meats 5601 Hickman Phone 5-3191 Bahe's Restaurant Famous for Italian and American Food Try Our Pizza 417 6th Avenue Allied Finance liampany Inenrpnrated 203Vz Euclid Avenue Des Moines 13. Iowa Automobile Financing Installment Loans S Sluwkvlfurti and Susan Osmuml Invite Us To Your Blow Outs EdWard's D-X Service 1831 Sixth Avenue Phone 3-9781 '5Make Your Next Deal a Better Deal Earle II. Fletcher Mater Sales For a New or Guaranteed Used Car For Less Dial 6-4634 2600 E. University Des Moines, Iowa Sold hy Marte Jones GERHART'S Standard Service 7th to 8th on Keo Way Phone 2-3897 Compliments of AIR LANES BOWLING ALLEYS 4200 Fleur Drive sum hy sumunf- in--mlm Start Your Sterling Pattern at Compliments of 1osEP1-is , Y y 1 ct your pattern now and buy t by th p N S Q N S th pl setting. Ioseph's silver c l s will h lp you select yo pattern and keep a rec d I your putt for you. SUPER MARKET Sixth 6. IOSEPHS Since 1413 Sixth Avenue. lust North of Forest Locust I 1871 ,nm hy w,,.i.. ,y.,,,,,, som I-y mm- an Eckburg and Mott Furniture and Carpet Co. 1718 6th Avenue Phone 3-2445 Furniture aml Carpets from Amerirals Leading Manufacturers st-141 hy .lt-rr' n-nn-um -mi I Compliments of the STATE BANK OF DES MOINES In Beaverdale Compliments of Rapid Thermogas Company 4509 East 14th Phone 6-1 196 S RAINES and GRODT Insurance Agency All Kinds of lnsurancvn 725 Insurance Exchange Bldg. Phone 8-8545 Multi 5'0l1f76'!4'6' fvfaqf E457 70 GWRRV 001115 n-Up Bottling Co. Des Moines I G A R N E R Publishing Company Printers Publishers Binders 615-19 Euclid Avenue Pho e 2 8146 IIM'S BARBER SHOP Office Phone 2-1359 Residence Phone 4-4958 DR. LYLE D. FANTON Dentist 1922 Coliage Grove Hours s A. M. to 5 P. M. zza w. Buena Avenue By appointment only Des Moines. Iowa Congratulations to the Seniors H F Housewares 1 Gifts -1 Ptlinls 1403 Sixth Phone 2.4807 3612 6th Avenue Phone 3-0302 GRANDIPVS I-AUNDHOMAT ARMSTRONG BROS., INC. No Waiting - No Worry - No Work Complete Floor Covering Servivei' We ,lo it all Linoleum Carpets Call 3.0274 Sth and Universiiy 3612 Sixth Ave. Des Moines. Iowa Phone 3-0900 HIGHLAND PARK MOBILGAS Fourth cmd Euclid Phone 3-9691 Des Moines. Iowa PETE'S FOOD MARKET Open Daily-7:00 to 7:00 Holidays and Sundays-12:00 to 6:00 1540 Mondarnin Phone 4-1457 Congratulations, Seniors Bridgman Drug Prescriptions and Fountain 6th and Forest Phone 8-5030 For the Host Lumber and Building Materials See LE CHMAN LU BER COMPA Y Every Co-operation Given Builders and Contractors 1933 Hubbell Avenue Phone 6-5147 Congratulations to the Class of 1954 DOHERTY'S FLOWERS 1540 2nd Avenue Phone 8-0816 Sold Ivy ltlc-rlvnv I'l'vwiU. Graduation Footwear FIELD SHOE COMPANY 710 Walnut Street Des Moines. Iowa Sulrl Ivy Dlane SL.'inl0y WILLIAMS MOTOR CO. General Repairing Shack Williams Telephone 3-7523 814 Center Des Moines, Iowa Sold hy Eshal' Pildls Compliments of MONARCH BAG CO. S. W. Ninth and McKinley Phone 2-4895 Sold hy Annette Jacobs We Sperialize in Filling Presrriptions HIGHLAND PHARMACY GREENBLAT BAKERY CAKES - PASTRIES - ROLLS - PIES EGG BREAD - PUMPERNICKLE - RYE BREAD WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY CAKES Specialties by Order 609 Forest Phone 3-7335 Sold by Jerry Johnston DR. BENNIE H. DEVINE Osteopathic Physician 711 Equitable Bldg. Office Phone Home 4-9041 Y I 5-3003 hold hy Sllzlrun H1 rl Bltlrll' Jones Best Wishes From McHAFFIE'S REXALL PHARMACY 3720 Sixth Phone 8-8045 Sold hy Slmrun MCKIHBCFY Shop Nightly At BRUCE-COBBS FURNITURE 3612 Second Avene Quality Furniture is not expensive at our store Compliments to the Graduating Class of North High. School, 1954 HU-LEE ST DIII 1915 Grand Des Moines. Iowa Call Us When in Need of a Portrait Phone 8-1946 I ry Jane Du DENNISON'S GROCERY AND MEATS CHILI KING Harding Road and Euclid Home of the Original Coney Island 1530 Clark Street and Chili Cvmplimenls vf ELECTRICAL SERVICE 6 SALES CO. Established 1919 DR' D' Carburetors - Magnetos - Starters and Generators DR. ROBERT B. STICKLER 1313-15 Walnut Des Moines. Iowa Phone 3-7115 Compliments of HOWARD SOLE, INC. Your Des Moines Buiek Dealer sum hy Mm- Congralulations, Seniors GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 9th 6. Locust Sold hy Sharon Mrliin When You Think of BOOKS Think of UNIVERSITY BO0K STORE Compliments of CONSUMERS SUPPLY CO. Sth and New York sum hy I-'ram Sh KOCH BROTHERS Printers - Stationers - Ofire Outfitters - Business Machines Grand - Third to Fourth ME 'QM lf 5 Ml QQR5 5 5 e 'g A PRESCRIPTION Complete Stork of School Supplies 1213 Twenty-filth Street Phone 5-1026 KEN FOX Standard Service 6th and Seneca Des Moines, Iowa Phone 3-9945 1 hy Sh. llflxlnstly C. E. BUTTEHWURTH UU. U. S. Royal Tires Hawkinson Recappinq 433 East Grand Avenue Phone 4-5215 1 3. pf ,swf , 1 ts- 5 K An- ' J DI A my -1 ' i f 'Q JV, mm , X ls- AkTMQw.r Q35 X J ff A ? X ' X 1 I X 1 4?-'Z , N I ff , , Nh 'Y 14+ -as ages W , S' 'I t 9' Eng., K' mst tm Clicquot Club Bottling Company 1168 6th Phone 2-0223 Congralulalions, Seniors ww QRBFJB B - JEWELERS .Q BITTLES Q, THIRD FLOOR SHOPS IUILDIIIG DES MOINES 9 Diamonds. Watches. Class Rings Snld and Pins lub' -Ivilllvltu FI' C. A. LUCAS PAINT STORE Paints-Painter supplies-Wmlpaper Elliotfs Quality Paints Phone 3-2323 213 Euclid Avenue Congratulations Seniors HIGHLAND PARK STATE BANK Third and Euclid Des Moines. Iowa Complete Banking Service Open Friday Nights Ti ll 8:00 Carr Glass anrlPai11l UU- First Federal State Bank Plate Glass Window Glass 24th d U U it n1 ersr Wall Paper Paints and Varnishes an V Y Eleventh and Locust Streets CUSf0 '0' P'1fki 8 Telephone 3-4287 Des Moines, Iewe ZW: on Savings inhnls Hardware DAVEVS Toys Togls DINNER CLUB Gift Items Electrical Supplies Housewares Plumbing Supplies 5215 Noah sth Avenue Devoe Paint Fishing Equipment Familv Style Di,,m,,. , Ch'k ,Sirk dSz rl Corner ol Sixth and College lc on in an 'aim' Phone 3-6503 Phone 3-9600 Suhl hy Susan Osmond mul Frzm Shin' Sf-Ill 'HY Congratulations, Seniors VALLEY BANK and P Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Fourth and Walnut lll Shoes For The Entire Family SHEARER'S BODY SHOP TOWING 512 Walnut 2912 Sixth Avenue Phone 3-1969 Velvet Shy Vitability Weather True Des M oines Iowa Compliments of Dick lZaniield's Ilrive-Ins Two Locations Douglas Avenue at Merle Hay Airport Road at Valley Drive Congratulations, Seniors Compliments of Lambert Dairy 1911 Carpenter Phone 2-1812 Des Moines, Iowa Sn WARREN and Gomrs New Pastime Restaurant Famous for Chicken Steak Ribs Pizza and Italian Foods I rivate Party Rooms Available at All Times See Us for Your Banquets and Parties Hickman Road and Rocklyn Drive Phone 5-9913 Compliments of Hes Moines' Drive-In Bank Open on Saturdays CAPITAL CITY STATE BANK East Fifth and Locust Member F.D.I.C. For Those Who Treasure Sleeping PI Airtoam Mattresses - Air Conditxo ed ROYAL MOTEL J. B. McCabe. Owner Fit lor a King 3718 Douglas Ph 7 8747 2 Blocks West of Veterans' Hospital on H gh y N 6 LOOK FOR THE RACK mm WITH THE SNACK ef: 4 'Ar IN THE SCOTCH GD ofa 01 55 CHASE INVESTMENT 1124 Locust Phone 3-5237 ul :lull l l':lln'is Sll1lt'kl0ftll'tl KARP AUTO PARTS INC. 1425-27 GRAND AVENUE PHONE 4-0363 DES MOINES 9. IOWA Sold luv Xlurrs- lout-w DANIELS IEWELERS Tu-0 Stores in the Hear! of Des Moines 522 Walnut and 310 6th Avenue Sold by 'Mc-rlono Pr:-xx HIIJIIID - Hldf S llllllllll POTllT0 CHIPS ,S ,sl f PLAID SACK T T I I IIUWNIE PUBS 510 Market Street IIUWNIES IIIIAT AND SUIT IIUIINEH 8th 6' Walnut Congratulations lInssny's Ennmzn Service Third and Euclid Congralulations, Seniors Hitz Grocery Fresh Meats, Vegetables cmd Frozen Foods We Deliver 3809 Sixth Avenue Phone 3-1626 ' mid Ji' ll' Frenvh Plan Your Spending by Saving for it at. . . Savings Earn 79 Interest East Seventh 6 Locust Member F.D.I.C. .1 hy Sl 113 L 6. H GROCERY Two Deliveries Daily 4003 11th 3-7979 . rry Johnston and Leroy Oxley Congratulations to the Class of 1954 SIXTH AVENUE SUPER SERVICE 1338 6th Avenue Phone 3-9844 l b Jerry Johnston and Leroy Oxley UNITED BUSINESS BUILDERS 610 Forest Avenue Des Moines. Iowa Phone 5-6241 Sold by Jerry Johnston and Leroy Oxley GROVE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Masonry Contractors 1068 Twenty-tirst Street 3312 Forty-seventh Street Phones 5-0054. 2-7470 Des Moines. Iowa hy Shnrnn HitChl'0Ck and Pat WDOKI I. C. WHITE CONCRETE CO. Building Materials 330 S. W. 7th Phone 4-3161 Des Moines 9, Iowa Sold hy Marne Jones Congratulations HILAND PARK HARDWARE Phone 4-0443 3613 6th Avenue Sold by Marilyn Ellerbeck CLEAN CRAFT CLEANERS 1300 6th Phone 4-6265 Free Pick-up and Delivery TED MCGREVEY BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY 800 Keoscruqua Phone 3-6886 Des Moines. Iowa Sold by Esahl' P I Fine Pastries of All Kinds Small Pies Like Mother Never Made IAY'S BAKERY Phone 3-3553 1539 6th Avenue Sold hy PM Wood and Mary Ann Hnrpel See HOLLEY SCHOOL SUPPLY CO. For School and Office Needs 100 E. Grand Avenue Sold b 6TH AVENUE CLEANERS Excellent Service at Moderate Prices Free Delivery 1165 6th Ave. Ph. 3-2991 Sold hy Diane SL md Karen Kntzurcck 6th AVE. RADIO 6 TELEVISION SERVICE Phone 2-4081 1708 Sixth Avenue Des Moines 14, Iowa Sold by Jerry Johnston and Leroy Oxley HIGHLAND PHARMACY Comer Sixth and Euclid Phone 4-6275 A Prescription Drug Store MENGRONE GROCERY Free Delivery - Open Evenings 1217 Forest Phone 4-6041 d by B Campion Dick Rlley and Denny Barton Compliments of CALLIE AND HELEN F ASHION. INC. 3522 6th Avenue ld by Jerry Johnston an 0 l M Sol yn E lcrheck 1sTo1uANs have a way of wrapping the past in a sparkling coat of glory that often casts a dullness on the present. Time, like distance, lends enchantment and the heroes and heroines of the history books take on new color with each passing year. The era itself, of a century ago or longer, sometimes seems to us to have embraced broader vistas of opportunity for greatness and fame. But when we pause to give it thought, we know this isn't true. There Will Always Ba a Frontier! We realize that frontiers aren't limited to wilderness and prairie and that the garb of the pioneer isn't limited to buckskin and calico. We realize that in a hundred different directions lie new worlds to dis- cover, new lands to explore. We realize that these new worlds and new lands lie hidden in the untrod depths of modern science, modern business and industry, and modern government . . . that these fields offer opportunities just as challenging and just as rewarding as any wildemess or any prairie. Then it is that we remark with the great man who once said, So little done, so much to do! So, equipped with the axe of knowledge and the powder hom of courage, the youth of today faces the horizon of the future-prepared to carve a place in it, determined to find a way, or make one! .mlm nuns Momma, lu.. Quality Farm Equipment Since 1837 IOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Ralph W. Binns, Agent 527 7th Des Moines. Iowa S0111 lby Jvzlllvllv 1 l'vl11'Il SAIVI'S GROCERY Upvn Sundays. Holidays and Evvnings 1711 Sth Phone 3-9792 wlnlum--n :mst 1.1-my :mi-y RELIABLE RADIO SPORT SHOP W'hvr0 Sporlsmnn Svrvvs SIIOFISHIIIIIN 1406 Harding Road Phone 7-1447 Sold hy llill Hulilvll When You Want the Most Through Lubrication Get a Philcheck at RICE'S 66 SERVICE Harding Road at Hickman A DRE S STUDIO Congratulations Seniors and Polar Bear Staff Seniors contemplating marriage soon: We will make you some beautiful wedding pictures at the studio or in the church. Phillips Products - Tirels - Beneiy serene 822 Walnut Slfeef Phfme 4-4956 E.O.FEN'I'ON President I0ll7l1,S Most Distinguished Business School UF BUSI ESS Grand at Tenth DES MUINES IUWA I THE PCLAR BEAR Prinfed and Bound by WALLACE-HOMESTEAD COMPANY Quality, Pnbzbzlm, and Bbzdnlm. 1912 Grand Avenue Phone 3-6181 Th kf Th dP fB 'ness...C Ag N fY HELZBERCJS M iddlewesfs Largest Jewelers 523 Walnut Des Moines. lowa sum hy .leaneuv I-'rm Compliments of Vil:'s Tall -Hn RESTAURANT 5601 Douglas Ave. Phone 7-2785 sum hy .lay mu k Congratulations to the Seniors SKELLY'S RESTAURANT Mr. and Mrs. Skelly Shelton 3-9506 lll2 6th Avenue lmlwm HilA'h1'm'k. mul Pa! YV00fl Baldwin-Patterson Post No. 274 ?v,fglg ':o g ,fffsftf 322.61 Q.: 'lifigslgiilv 618 E. Locust Serving the Community as Well as the Nation S hy Anlwtbe Jaco Enjn the H-Milk Thats ,Q ,., :- gi,E:1:gi:g5,i is-:Q-1:4.g:g3:2gg3.12g:E5g.' I .' '. Headquarters for Graduation Gifts Newest Styled Watches 202 OH on New Elgin Watches Bulova, Gruen and Benrus All Are Guaranteed lingers Jewelers 4. . Des Moines, Iowa ld hy Sharon Hitchcock. Mark- Jones and M y A H rpel ' . . Expert Picture Framing Iaste 7, Wg! jfifgfg My ,Q ,g , ,,.V' -'.,.. fff,- i.fff .-.l,- - -R At the Door or at the Store 'illi 713 GRAND Beautiful Frames tor Your Graduation Photos A H I Sold by Annetu: Jacobs nm! Connie P k STUDIO Ql1ALITQf PHOTOGRAPHS BS for the Graduaie 'S-f PORTRAIT STUDIO -420 QIII. ST. ' DES MOINES IOWA ' DIAL 8-1007 Wedding Invitations and Announcements ACME CLEANERS LEHS PEN SHOP 520 Walnut Des Moines. Iowa Cl8all,iHg T Tailllfing N1 1114- y'I'r1 nxx' nn-1 .I--nm-tw Frm.-n SERVICE FOR WHOLE FAMILY . . . T R I P L E T T Laundry service - Dehvery Service Grand Avenue at Tenth Street Phone 4-3155 sth and Euclid Phone 3-8622 Des Memes 9' Iowa T O Y S Congratulations, Senior Class of 1954 H .,,., 1 I I I ,'.,,,,, .,,,. 1:15 gf:-ii-3-:ff -.-. 1 S,5sgggfg:s:s::::n:,: .,., A , ANDERSON-ERICKSON DAIRY, 2229 HUBBELL 66That's my hybrid 9' PIONEER HYBRID CCRN CO. 120 Meredith Publishing Company DES MOINES, IOWA Ready to Begin Your Career! 0 You Have Your Diploma 0 You Have the Ambition 0 You're Ready to Go to Work Have You Thought About an Exciting Career in the Publishing Business? Merediths in Des Moines, publishers of BETTER HOMES G GARDENS and SUCCESSFUL FARMING magazines, have a variety of positions open for 1954 high school graduates. For High School Graduates FOR GIRLS: Beginning positions tor clerks, typists, stenographers and secretaries. Typists are also trained for work as bookkeeping machine operators, IBM machine operators and typograph operators. FOR BOYS: Opportunity to learn printing trades. o Pleasant Working Conditions o Congenial Working Associates o Insurance and Retirement Benefits o Opportunity for Advancement o A Company Cafeteria o Good Starting Salary If you would like to become a member ot one oi the nation's largest publishing companies, come to Merediths and visit with the members of the personnel department. If You Choose Your Career Carefully, It Will Last a Lifetime 5.-1.1 hy .Inna-5 sprang :mtl .num lim:-mms Illere's u one and only in refreshment, too 41 f someo ur-torn Aumomrv or me com-cout comma av Des Moines Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Compliments of HUIISIINS DRIVE IN Featuring Frosty Root Beer Mugs Sandwiches ot all Kinds Hudson's Drive In is Located at 6031 2nd Avenue I hy Sllilrun . Compliments of RIVERSIDE AUTO SALVAGE Forest and Michigan Phone 2-0155 Sulml Ivy Mzlrl COMMERCIAL OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Phone 8-1087 329 East Fifth Street sum ny REED'S HOME RECIPE ICE CREAM You Get the Most of the Best in Reed's Ice Cream There is a Reed Shoppe Near You Following Locations Are Near North High llillll Bth 3841 Bth and the Reed's Hume Plant and Uffilze 21115 Forest Compliments PIDGEON'S STORE Sul: of DeA1'Cy,S B001 Shop RELIABLE RADIO SPORT SHOP Walnut ..Whl'l'l' Sportsman Svrvvs Sportsman 1406 Harding Road Phone 7-1447 BISIGNANO GROCERY G MEATS C1,nlplPte Ca, 5,,,,,ic,, 1221 Clark Meet Ray, Harry and Ted Phone 3-0793 Md My Mm Mm HMM at f . 6.-,f.,,,..t,,m, D-X SERVICE g 2915 Merle Hay Road 401 Euclid Phone 2-3073 is-1 l.'m in Phone SUN by A l:ll.l.l t Y',l,txR s .-1-1 vs- s n-:1l---:- uf-must--y The Friendly School With An Accomplished Faculty DRAKEMQPMXERSITY 9 Colleges of the University Q Liberal Arts Q Education Q Divinity School Q Business Administration Q Pharmacy Q Community Q Fine Arts Q Law Q Graduate AIR FORCE R. O. T. C. Is Offered to Drake Students FOR INFORMATION please call or visit the Office of Admissions Counselors, Drake University. Des Moines. Iowa 123 Compliments of CONSUMERS SUPPLY COMPANY n1v1s1oN or CENTRAL srznvlcs co. Sixth Avenue and New York Shoot Del Moines 1. Iowa Pho 3-0595 Spefiiililed IODIIEIS gold HIGHLAND PARK HARDWARE Weldon Miller, Proprietor 3613 Sth Avenue Phone 4-O443 Sold by Marilyn l'Il1el'h9L'k Of HERMAN M. BROWN CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT CO. EUNBHATULATIUN5 Des Moines Sioux City t U t h E Cedar Rapids Council Bluffs S E N I U Pl S PLEASURE ISLAND 13-21 Club-Dancing Nitely-Be a Member and Meet Your Friends Finest oi Food Restaurant-Drive In-Club Rooms-Car Hops Large Dining Room-Plenty of Parking-Private Parties Large Dance Floor in Club Room 2508 Hubbell Avenue Ph01'1e 6-9181 Sold Ivy Mary Jane Durkec 124 w v v . . , 3 V m ' 1 w J' J V.. L .f v,,l -1,'Q 13 A . g - r fr ' lg' if My - vw N ef-P-Q ,125 Jr' 1 JU V x 3'-' .,. 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