Spirit Lake High School - Indian Echoes Yearbook (Spirit Lake, IA)

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Wwe 70416 On Walled Tn1rteen years ago September 6 1931 52 l1ttle kxds some crymg some entermff rlght mto the act1v1t1es and some lookmg Just a l1ttle bewxldered came 1nto the k1n dergarten room where they were to begm th1s new experlence called school under the lovmg guldance of MISS Mary Chlsholm Of those 52 who entered school that day the followmg are graduatmg semors El eanor Boehm Joyce Lee Ford Darleen Ly fns Donna Marshall Susan Sturles Dolor es Sarazme Jamce Struthers V1v1an Tanee man Bexerly V1Ck Joanne Booton Darhne Cother Al1ce McCl1nt1c Freddle Dowden Rlchard Dean Dlck Houser Charles Reeves Wlllxam Rodawlg Duane Trltle and V1r guna Norton Kmdergarten was new 9XC1t1hg and at one tlme sad fcr us when our l1ttle class mate Sallv Eads passed away after an at tack of appendxcltls The next fall when we came back to enter flrst grade we left behmd many of our l1ttle frlends who had moved away but here we found a new frxend Donald Boehm Flrst grade was new to us too be made us all feel more Important We were spl1t up thls sesslon half gomg to M1ss Gran s room and half to M1ss Sneed s Second grade found us more settled and accustomed to school rout1ne and after a year under M1ss Sneed and M1ss Henderson we were ready for th1rd grade Mxss Henderson and M1ss Wllson each welcomed a group of actxve amb1t1ous stu dents mto th1rd grade where another fr1end wa added to our m1dst Everett Baker The next year found us ln fourth grade wlth our teachers M1ss Drake and M1ss Pat terson to help us along the upward chmb Here the boys were tougher and the glrls had an a1r of sophxstxcatxon Glorla Baxnes and Kenny Nachtlgal Jomed the group In f1fth grade we were spl1t up agam for the last tlme before entermg Jumor h1gh M1ss Drake and M1ss Hosteller put us through our paces and then sent us on to slxth grade Jumor hxgh that sounds hke a seem mgly slmple word but to a group of frlght cned slxth graders wlth hearts 1n our throats as we walked down the assembly axsle to the sound of clappmg as we were welcomed ln It seemed to be a word that meant a huge room full of seventh and ewhth graders and our pr1nc1pa1 M1ss Lee stand1ng by her desk upon the platform dxrectmg us to our classes Here we went to dlfferent rooms and dxfferent teachers lor all our subjects Many of us partlclpated mn the Junxor hlgh operetta Kathleen thxs yea1 and Jane Hazard Jorned the group Seventh grade found us more at ease Many of us were agam cast IH the Jumor hxgh operetta Whlte Gypsy and we work ed hard to make xt good F1ve glrls Margot 1e Bunce Lo1s Colwell Sandra DeLong Marxlxn Llghter and Mary McCauley be came part of the class th1s year As exghth graders we were really the bw wheels 1n Jumor hlgh assemblv and the vear proved to be a busy one for us Actlv 1tl9S mcluded band vocal football track and that year we took the trophy ln basket ball Esther DeLong Marvm Hagedorn Ev erett Johnson Joyce M1tche1l and Oliver W1cks Jomed us 1n graduatmg that year and Jumor hrgh career was over and we now were ready for hlgh school We entered nmth grade with eagerness and were soon adapted to the rout1ne of hlgh school lxfe Some of us contmued w1th muslc sports and other extra currlcular act1v1t1es Among these was the play Oh Jomed us th1S year Feel1ng a l1ttle less green as the new ness of hrgh school wore off we Jumped 1n to our sophomore act1v1t1es wxth zeal add mg much to muslc and sports Some were cast 1n the play Tune In and here we wel comed Lols Cooper Our Jumor year brought on many new act1v1t1es and problems and boys played an actxve part 1n soorts and many were exper lence 1n the fleld of muslc The prom that year was our mam problem whxch provided fmanclal d1ff1cu1t1es solved by a very suc cesstul carmval The theme of our prom was the Mexxcan Fxesta whlch every one help ed to make a huge success We furmshed many stars for the play A Date For Judy 1nd the school paper Smoke Signals In our senlor year our last representa tron 1n hlgh school we agam played a ma Jor part ln the athletlc fleld and muslc Two plays were put on Growxng Pams and Ever Smce Eve nn whlch many semors were starred Other act1v1t1es whlch kept us constantly on the go were the productlon of Smoke Slgnals Indlan Echoes dm ners wlth the KIWHHIS Clubs Baccalaureate the prom Class Day Commencement not to ment1on all school partles and other out Slde 8CtlVlt16S that we partxclpated ln. 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CHARLES REEVES Chuck avxd hunting an maxed chorus and glee club member A State Chorus Young Barry and Growlng Pams Busxness manager of an nual got a black chevne you dont run across as ell luds luke him everywhere ROBERT ROUSE Bob came from Em metsburg hxs freshman year played bass horn nn band secretary of F F A football 1 and 3 delegate to N W Iowa awoclatlon of F F A 2 4 state F F A band 3 class worker swell guy JANICE STRUTHERS Pootsle on produc tnon staff of annual ak mg commercial courses Jolly and full of fun VIVIAN TANGEMAN Vxv mixed chorus 1 always on the go frxendly ccmmercxal course on production staff of annual BEVERLY VICK Bev band frosh sophomore and Jumor years vocal four years Date Wxth Judy 3 good ga famolm for her par tres look out., Mormng slde OLIVER WICKS Ollne blue eyes 3 years of football track 4 of basketball vlce pres nt of F F A L Honor Society A Date Wxth Judy 3 Growing Paxns 4 athletxc edltor of annual features edu tor of Smoke Signals 4 blond always on the go Casanoxa Wncks they call ham BILL RODAVVIG Wllhelmle f00tball 3 4 Basketball track 1 3 also four years xn chorus and glee club Secretary of Agricultural at Boys State 1949 VICC presndent of senxor class S L Honor Socxety Growxng Pains Date Wlth Judy Tune football edxtor of annual red Jeep DOLORIS SARAZINE Dee dark haxred beauty soprano in chorus and glee club also mezzo so- prano solos 2 3 4 flute m band four years flute soo 2 3 4 flute quar t 2 3 flute tno 1 4 All State Chorus 3 All State Band 4 girls sex te 1 3 member of triple trxo and sophxstxcats SUSAN STURIES Suzy presldent of fan club extra qulet xnterested In movxe stars DUANE TLRITLE Turt presudent of sophomore class four years ln chorus glee club and band snare drum drum maJor of marching band 4 pep band s- sxstant editor of Smoke Slg nals 3 All State Chorus S L Honor Society Young Barry 3 mce look n mtelhgent hard worker good M C JOANNE WI-IALEY Jody mlxed chorus and glee club 1 2 3 and 4 cornet nn band 3 and 4 Queen of the Carmval 3 madrxgal group 4 pro ductlon editor of annual blonde cute everyones favorxte Jo Jo MARY ANNE YAGER Holly Hock MONT COMERY rah rah glee club and chorus oboe ln band cymbals m marchmg band pxano so vocal edxtor for an nual woodwmd qumtet gurls sextet All State Chorus 4 swell kxd funny and fun

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mmw Back Row Mavis Mullenburg Evelyn Baker El len Morgan Audrey Oliver Doris Phillips Elaine Norzmnft Wayne Nor-they John Beuthlen, Joe Booth, Kenneth Swanson Charles Pleper Don Reed Orwln Meehlhouse 'lnlrd Row Victor Brubaeker Melba, Putman, Bon nie Baker Marllyn Morgan, Darlene Schumacher Nancy Graves Regina Klger Barbara Klesath Frances Fronk, Borge Bak, Wendal Clark, Bean Card Partnes-The double or nothmg Jun 1ors put on two successful card partxes th1s yea1 Candy Sales-What or1g1nal1ty The class thexr lvttle ole heads together and came up wxth the xdea to sell candy at the games th1 was somethmg new for S L The soul purpose was to make a lxttle prof1t for the prom Prom Plannmg-Committees slaved under Nancy Lee Regma Klger Delores Ransford and Barabra Klesath, plann1ng a colorful evemng of events for the Jun1orSen1or Prom. 5,-,pp Bundy Marjorie Froendtt Donna. Earle Second Row-Sue Rodawlg Nancy Lee David Kidd Bud Becker Roger Jones, Bruce Johnson, Bert Harris Robert Chrlstoffer Alfred Coyer Phyl Us Whaley Joanne Ladegaard Front Row-loan Osgerby Joan Sfflhlllllll Stella Locey Delores Rsnsfnrd Joyce Boolon Alice Lo- cey Barbara Butler Rose Bundy Dona. Moritz Donna Lyons Play Sponsor The class sponsored the all hxgh school play Growmg Pams MUSICIBDS, Yes the Junxors have muslcxans alrlght but they re all female' The glrls seem very actlve ln chorus glee club band A majorette and cheer leader are also mem bers nn the class Sportsman -On the male slde of the ques t1on there are nxne track and football men and ten basketball men Bruce Johnson Don Reed, Borge Bak, Ken Swanson and Bert Harms are the proudly dxsplayed lettermen of me Class of 51. U I I IN n 1 '. , A 1 , JT l' f A - A if ',. m n V, X n V ,lr 1' ' f , -Q I C- 'Q as p I 5 5 I 4 1 Q 1 4 l 1.3 14