Valley High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (West Des Moines, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1960 volume:

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E V yn- Y-A mv---r - www-7, TABLE or CQNTENTS FACULTY 5 smacks I3 CLASS WILL su SENIOR PROPHECY as Jumoks-soPHoMoREs 43 CLUBS 49 DRAMA 67 Music 75 spoms 89 MEMQRY LANE nos Jumolz HIGH II7 ADVERTISING I27 DEDICATIO MR. STILWELL One of the best friends of Valley High students and education in West Des Moines is E,H, Stilwell, a member of the Board of Education for fourteen years, much of that time as Board Chairman. He is an able presiding officer as evidenced by the fact that during those years he has also served as president of the Chamber of Commerce, the Lions Club, and the official board of the Methodist Church. Mr. Stilwell was also honored several years ago when he was named the winner of the Community Award, presented by the Chamber of Commerce. To Mr. Stilwell, who has given fourteen years of untiring service to the progress of education in West Des Moines, the 1960 Tiger Tales is affectionately dedicated. 4 Tiaras 9 1,59 Eos' P U N EL OK ? 67'-'fun 0530 5 P OALGEUQS 'T L53 I .E WML, -' 3 l Q Y ,Ag - c: 'H ADMINISTRATIO den away in some such fashion that each of l us must work to attain them. Good health and happiness, mentally and physically, are gained by diligent work. Artists, actors, musicians, athletes, explorers, and avia- tion leaders reach the enviable marks of achievement by eagerness and desire. AMOS LEE Superintendent MAPJORIE COSPER MARY NEASHAM School Board Secretary Bookkeeper Most all treasurers of one 's lifetime are hid- BCDARD CF EDLICATIO The five members of the Board of Education consider building projects, the preparation of the budget, employment of teachers and administrators, and setting teachers' salaries among their major activities. These are all a part of the planning for the future education of the children of the West Des Moines Community School District. ' HOWARD BARNETT RALPH LYNN Sfh Ye-91' 5th year E. H. STILWELL g CHAIRMAN ' 15th year Q? HUGH VAN HOSEN WILLIAM FULTON 2nd Year lst year SERVICE GROUP 'icq RUTH GLENN Nurse MARVIN WALTZ Director of Non -instructional Services ...mana JANE KING Nurse CUSTODIANS - ROW ONE, Left to Right: J. Creger, K. Carnahan, M. McCo1gin, A. Creger, C Rhone, P. Jamison, M. Klobnak. ROW TWO: C. Fitch, R. Evans, B. Williams, I. Blaisdell, H Reed, E. Ray, G. Roush, E. Thompson, V. Rhone. s 'S WILLIAM BOWEN Principal F .... ., , FACULTY The Class of 1960 graduates at an era in the history of mankind which will demand much in maintaining world peace, in compet- ing through scientific developments, in eras- ing misunderstandings of people of different heritage, and in helping the less fortunate on a world-wide basis. I feel certain that this class will not be found wanting, but that each will make his contribution in furthering the cause of mankind. The philosophy that it is better to light one candle than curse the darkness should be a concept held by each member of the Class of 1960. IOLA SIMMONS Secretary CLEO WILLIAMS Secretary FACULTY ADAH ATOR ROBERT BARGMAN EDWIN BUMAN 'XBookkeeping , English Business Mathematics 'QShorthand Speech Geometry PAULINE CARMODY A X B f THERON CARTY -Xjyping ' K H' 2 2, Industrial Arts ' fi 1.1! V, 3+ f LM' ' A BILL COLDIRON JOHN ELGIN.gfg LUBERT FLICK Physical Education Biology United States History N' World Community FACULTY MARY GRANSON JAMES HINDLEY Home Economics Chemistry Physics TOM KARPAN 74 Biology 5772 CQ 1 X GORDON JOHNSON 7rGuidance Counselor MARIE KARTC HNER English --+.,,,-4 :a x s 0 ' v g s. 1 I .5 1 , 5 353 ' A 1 71 ,15 i'AL 1-,1 is :., s ,' -s-A 5 isii'f:ff'f i E A , A sA A ssss ss, sss M KEITH LANGDON GARRETT LENHART RAY MUELLER Vocal Music ?4United States History Advanced Madiematicsff Journalism gn., -, rm. V5-1, FACULTY My 6 Q. GUS OLLRICH LOUISE ORLICI-I I VERNA OSTREM NfModem Problems !PQmerican Literature hysical Education CHARLES TABARELLA Drivers Trainingx Drafting n vs A A' 4 Q95 DOROTHY WEBER KENNETH WERTH Art Instrumental Music 'I' X O L Z f X ' 6 WZ SENIORS 960 SENIGR CLASS OFFICERS T A R N E N A S B U I R S E H R 0 P LINDA LOUISE ALLER RopeIumping1,2,3, Drill Team 3,4, Spring Play 2,4, Madrigal 2,3, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 3, Basket- ball 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2. EDWARD A. AMES ..Ed.. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 1,2, 3, V-crub 2, 3,4. CAROLE DIANE ATKINSON Pep Club 2,3,4, Home- room Officer 1,2, Basket- balll, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, An- nual Staff 4, Spanish Club 4, Cheerleader 4, SHEILA DIANNE BALDWIN Pep Club 2,3,4, Tri-Hi- Y 2, Rope Jumping 1,2, 3, 4, Golf 1,2, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3,4, Art Club 4, Spanish Club 4,ArtClub Officer 4, Bas- ketball 1,2,3, Home- coming Queen Attendant 2, 4, Annual.Staff4, Cheer - leader 4, Spring Play 2,4, Homeroom Officer 2,4. MARILYN D. ALT Meem Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Flute Quar- tet 3,4,Chorus 2,4, Span- ish Club 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 2, Girls Sextet 2, Cheerleader 4, A nnual Staff 4, Spring Play 2, 3,4, Fall Play 3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Speech Contest 3, 4, Pep Band 2,3, State Music Contest 2,4, Valley Varieties 2, Tri-I-li-Y 2. CAROL SUE ARMINGTON Pep Club 2,3,4, Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Rope Jumping 2, Golf 2, Student Coun- cil3, Spring Play 2,4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Spanish Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Home- room Officer 1,2, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3,4. LARRY LEE BAHN Football 1, Baseball 1,2, 3,Annual Staff 4, Basket- ball 3. JEANNE WILMA BALIUS Office Girl 2, Pep Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4, Junior Achievement 3, Basket- ball 1. 15 FREDRICK LEE BARNETT Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1, 2,3,4, Fall Play 4, Spring Play2, V-Club 3,4, Clar- inet Quartet 1, Clarinet Solo 4, Spanish Club 3,4, Fall Track 2,3,4, Spring Track 2,3,4, Madrigal 2,4. JOHN JOSEPH BEGLEY Drags Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1,2, 3,4, Track 1,2 3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, V-Club 2, 3, 4, H om e - room Officer 3. 9 LARRY RALPH BENEDICT Bimbo ANN BISHOP Pep Club 2, 3,4, Pep Club Officer 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, 4, Spotlight Staff 4, Ed- itorAnnualStaff4, Home- room Officer 2,4, Fall Play 4, Polio Prom Com- mittee 3,4. Transfer Student from Atlantic High School 1. 16 KATHLEEN JEAN BECK Kathy Spotlight staff 4, Annual staff 4. Transfer S t u d e n t from C e d a r Falls High School 1, 2, 3. MARTIN G. BELINE Marty Camera Club 3, 4. BARBARA KAYE BENNETT Barb Pep Club 2,3,4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. JOHN HOWARD BOHSTEDT Chorus 1,3,4, Band 1,2, 3, 4, Madrigal 3, 4, V-Club 2,3,4, Student Council 2, Hi-Y 4, Fall Play 3, Spring Play 4, Student Court 3, All-State Chorus 4, Homeroom, Officer 1, 4, Small Chorus 4, Vocal Solo 4, Mixed Quartet 4, Football Manager 2, Brass Sextet 3,4, French Horn Solo 2. KENT BOSWELL Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3,4, Baseball 3, 4, V-Club 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM GEORGE BOWLES Track 1, Band 1,2,3,4, SwingBand2,3,4,V-Club 3,4, Spring Play 3,4, Fall Play 4, Basketball Manager 3,4, State Solo 1,3,4. Transfer Student Lincoln High School 1. WARDELL ADDISON BROWN Band 1,2,3,4, President 4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, All State Chorus 4, V-Club 2,3,4, Camera Club 3,4, Officer 4, Student Council 1,4, President 4, Golf 3,4, Football Manager 2,3, Spring Play 1,4, Fall Play 4, Pep Band 2, 3,4, Swing Band 4, Hi-Y 3,4, Officer 4, Small Chorus 4, Madrigal 4, Boys Double Quartet 4, Trumpet Trio 1,2,3,4, Trumpet Solo 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Brass Quartet 3, 4, Double Mixed Quar- tet 2,3,4, Mixed Quar- tet 4. KURT HOVEN CHRISTENSEN Spotlight Staff 4, 'Q' WARD BOWERSOX Hi-Y 4, Spring Play 3,4, Speech Contest 3, Fall Play 4. BARBARA JANE BRATTEN Barb Pep Club 2,3,4, Camera Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Ed- itor Spotlight Staff 4, An- nual staff 4. Transfer Student Waterloo 1. WILLLAM EDWARD BYERS l-lonshu Football 1,2,3,4, Bas- ketball 2, V-Club 2, 3,4, Track 1,2, Homeroom Officer 3,4. MARC RAYMOND COLE Football 1,2,3, Band 2, 3,4. 17 MARGARET ANN COLE Maggie Pep Club 2,3,4g Office Girl 4, Basketball 1, 2, CONNIE CAROL COOK Cookie Pep Club 2,3,4g Tri-Hi- Y 2,3,4g Annual staff 4g Spotlight Staff 4, Camera Club 3,4g Basketball 1. IOANN KAY CRANSTON NIO.. Pep Club 3,45 Drill Team Manager 4. Transfer S t u d en t from Gettysburg High and Hartford High, South Dakota 1, 2. HUBERT CROZIER, IR. Skip Football 3,4g Fall Play 4g V-Club 3,4. Transfer Student from Lincoln High School 1,2. 18 FLOYD J. CONSTANT Butch V-Club2,3,4g Golf 3, Track 2,3g Trampoline 4. SHARON KAY COX Sherry Pep Club 2, 3,43 Tri-Hi- Y 2,3,4g Spotlight staff 4. MARY SUSAN CROSBY Shag Pep Club 2,4g Chorus 2g Girls G lee Club 2, An- nual staff 4, Spotlight Staff 4. ELLEN CHRISTIE DAVIS Davey Pep Club 2, 3,43 Cheer- leader 3, 4g Co-Captain 4, Basketball 1,2g Chorus lg Annual Staff 4, Spot- lightStaff4g Polio Queen 3, Homeroom Officer 4, Valley Varieties 2, Homecoming Queen At- tendant 4. PATRICIA ANN DENNIS Pat Chorus 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, 4, Pep club 2,3,4g cam- era Club 3,4g Spotlight staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Spring Play 2. DAVID LAWRENCE DOUD Toad Football 4. Transfer Stu d e nt from Roosevelt High School 1, 2, 3. DANIEL FELSEN Pancho Spotlight Staff 4. LINDA MAY FLORER Smiley Drill Team 3,4g Girls GleeClub 1, 2, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Majorene 2, 3,4g Mixe d Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Valley Varieties 2g Spring Play 2,4g Spotlight Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Posture Contest 1 . BARBARA RUTH DOOLITTLE Barb Pep Club 2,3,4g Home- room Officer 2, A nnual Staff 4. NANCY CAROL DYKSTRA Nano Pep Club 2, 3, Spotlight Staff 4, Annual Staff 4. Transfer Stud ent from Farrar, Iowa 1. CARLOTTA FERRARI Lotta Pep Club 2,3,4g Fall Play 4, Girls Glee Club 4g Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Queen Attendant 4. Transfer Student from Roosevelt High School 1. GARY LEE FOGELSON uFOgieu Football 1, Student Coun- cil I. 19 RONALD LAWRENCE FORRET Ron Football 3, 4g Track 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 V - C lu b 3, 4. Transfer Stud e n t from Dowling High- School 1, 2. BETTY LOU FULLER Betts Drill Team 2,3,43 Pep Club 2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 13 Homeroom Officer 1,2, 43 Student Council 33 Homecoming Queen At- tendant 4. LARRY GENE GEIST Gisli Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 33 Football 1,.2, 3,43 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,43 Student Council 43 Track'1,2,3, 43 V-Club 2, 3,4. CHARLES R. GREGORY Chuck Homeroom Officer 1, 3,4Q Student Council 23 Foot- ball 3,43 Basketball 1,2, 3,43 Track 2, 3,43 V-Club 3,4. 20 KAY LAVONE FREDERICK Mooch Pep Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 4 BERNICE VIRGINIA GARRETT Niece Pep Club 2, 3. Transfer S tud ent from East High School 1. MICKELL D. GIBSON llMickll IUDITH ANN GRIFFIN Jude Homeroom Officer 33 Ma- jorette 2, 3,43 Drill Team 2,3,43 Co-Captain 43 Pep Club 2,3,43 Tri-Hi- Y 13 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Cheerleader 43 Spotlight Staff 43 Annual Staff 4. WALTER DEAN GRISMORE Spotlight Staff 4. Transfer S tu d ent from Tech High School, Omaha, Nebraska 1,2,3. DENNIS HANNEMAN The Menace Fall Play 4g Chorus 4. Transfer Student from Lincoln High, Lin- coln, Nebraska 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM DODGE HILDEBRAND lVFa ll Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2, 3, 4, Baseball 1,2,3,4g V-Club 2,3,4. DUANE ALLEN HUTH Couth Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basket- ball 1,2, 3,4g Track 1,2, 3,4g Baseball 3, V-Club 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Of- ficer 4. M KAREN ELAINE HALLIN Wennie Chorus 1, 3,4, Girls Glee Club 4, Pep Club 2,3,4g Basketball 2, Drill Team 3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 2g Rope Jumping 3, 45 Spotlight staff 4: Annual Staff 4. HOLLIS E. HARRINGTON Holly Basketball 4. Transfer S tu d ent from Boone High School and Tech High School 1, 2, 3. MICHAEL JAMES HUNTER Football Manager 15 Bas- ketball Manager 1, 2. DONNIE JEAN INMAN HDMI. .. Fall Play 4, Pep Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Speech Contest 4, Homeroorn Officer 4. Transfer S tu d e n t from Waterloo, Iowa 1, 2, 3. 21 LAWRENCE MILTON JACKSON Stonewall Track 2,35 V-Club 2,3, 4. LINCOLN PETER JOHNSON ..Lyn.. Track 2,3,4-5 Fall Play 2,45 Fall Track 2,3,45 Football 15 V-Club 354. PAMELLA ANN KELSAY Pam Chorus 1,2,3,4g Trio 1, 45 Madrigal 2,35 Speech Contest 3,45 Music Con- test 2,3,4g Girls Glee Club 1,2,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Pep Club 3,45 Spring Play 2, 3,45 Fall Play 3,45 Student Director 45 Annual Staff 4. THOMAS L. KOEPSELL amp.. Football 3,45 V-Club 3,4. Transfer Student from Rochester, Minn. and Roosevelt High School 1,2. 22 IUDITH ANN JOHNSON Jude Band 1,2,3,45 Officer 45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Officer 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 45 Double Mixed Quartet 2,3,45 Drill Team 45 Fall Play 2,45 Spring Play 2,45 StudentCouncil 15 Home- room Officer 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Officer 45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Golf 1,25 Girls Quartet 2,35 Annual Staff 45 Spotlight Staf-f 47 State Music Con- test 2,3,45 Speech Con- test 45 Special Chorus 4. THOMAS H. JONES Squeege Football 3,45 V-Club 3,45 Student Council 45 Home- room Officer 2. SUSAN KAY KESTER Suzy Pep Club 2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Golf 15 Spring Play 2,45 Student Council 15 Basket- ball 1, 25 Spotlight Staff 45 Annual staff 4. CAROL C. LARSEN Jinx Tri-Hi-Y 25 Pep Club 2, 35 Basketball 25 S pot ligh t Staff 4. DEAN H. LARSON Band lg Football 1,2,4g Baseball 2, 3,45 Track 1. MARIE L. LONG Breezy Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Officer 4g Pep Club 2,3,4g Cam- era Club 3,4g Basketball 1. KAREN A, MAXFIELD Maxy Fall Play 4g Annual Staff 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4g Of- ficer 4g Pep Club 2, 3,4g Camera Club 3,4g Switch- board 2, 3, 4, Spotlight Staff 4. Transfer S tu d e n t Callanan Junior High 1. PATRICIA ANN MC NIFF ll Tri-Hi-Y 2, 45 C a m e r a Club4g Basketball Mana- ger 2g A nnual Staff 4g Spotlight Staff 4. JUNE ANN LOEFFLER Spotlight Staff 45 Annual Staff 4. Transfer Student St. Joseph Academy 1. STEPHEN G. MAHR Tex Chorus 3, 4g Hi-Y 4, Sec- retary 4. Transfer S t u d e nt Cedar Rapids, Iowa 1, 2. NEALA JOAN MC FADDEN Spotlight Staff 4. DAVID ROBERT MERIWETHER Davey Band 1,2, 3,4g Chorus 3g Fall Play 3,4g Hi-Y 4g Officer 4g Golf 3,43 Track 3, 4g Football Manager 3. 23 JOHN ALLEN MERRIMAN Merri1no Chorus 1,2,3,4, V-Club 3,4, Officer 4, Student Court 3, Spring Play 2, 3,4, Fall Play 2, 3, 4, Speech Contest 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 1, 3, Football 1,2, Golf 1,2,3, 4, Basketball 2, Track 1, Supreme Court Hawkeye Boys' State 3, Thespians 2,4. MARIAN A. MOFFITT Blondie Basketball Manager 1,2, 3, 4, PepClLib 2, 3,4, Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, Homeroom Of- ficer 1,2, Art Club 4, Officer 4, Annual Staff 4, Fall Play 4. KAREN KAY MORRIS Snitch Chorus 1. JON EDWIN WINFIELD NUTTING Pinky Football 2, 3. 24 'Hr' up---1 HAROLD EDWARD MISHMASH Eddie Football 2,3, Student Council 3, Basketball 2, Annual Staff 4, Hi-Y 4, Camera Club 4, Baseball 4. Transfer Student from Pittsburg, Kan. 1. JACKIE JO MORELOCK Morky Tri-Hi-Y 2, Pep Club 3, Chorus 3. JOHN WEST NEASHAM Ace Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1,2, 3,4, Track 1, 2,3,4, Baseball 1, 2, 3,4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 3, V-Club 2, 3,4, Homeroom Officer 1,2,3. PETER C. OBERMEIER Pete None. Transfer Student from Norwalk, Augus- tans Academy, Palston High1,2. THOMAS ALAN OHMART The Big O. V-Club 2, 3, 43Basketbal1 Manager 1. MARY ANN PAINOVICH Pam Pep Club 2, 3, 43Basketball 1, 2, 3g Student Council 13 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Annual Staff 4g Girls Glee Club 43 Fall Play 4. LOLA ANN PETERSEN Rope Jumping 2, 33 PepClub 23 Tri-Hi-Y 23 SpanishC1ub 3,42 Spotlight Staff43Home- room Officer 2, 3, 4. RICHARD N. POWELL llwallyll Golf 1, 2, 3, 43V-Club 3, 43 Football Manager 4. THOMAS ROBERT OLSON Tom Spotlight Staff 43 Annual Staff 43 Fall Play 4. FRANK PEREZ Moe Football 23 Track 3, 43 V- Club 2, 3. JOSE EDUARDO PINHEIRO Eddie Student Council 43 Homeroom Officer 4g Spanish Club 43 Camera Club '43 Hi-Y 43 Basketball 43 Fall Play 43 Exchange Student from Brazil. RICHARD LEE PRIMM Primrose Chorus 3, 43 Football 3, 43 Homeroom Officer 33 Stu- dent Council 43 Trampoline 43 Transfer Student from Ra- pid City, S,D. , 1, 2, 25 ROSELLA VERLENE RADKE Rosie Chorus lg Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. JACK ALLEN RENARD Football 2gChorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, V-C1ub2, 3, 4, Small Group Chorus 45 Fall Play 45 Spring Play 4, Trampoline 4, Double Mix - ed Quartet 4. KAREEN LEE ROBBINS Smokey Spotlight Staff 4, Transfer Student From Tech High School 1, 2. MARY JANE RODISH Janie Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Fall Play 4, Homeroom Officer lg Tri- Hi-Y 4, Annual Staff 4, Mr. Karpan's Office 4, Basket- ball 1, 2. 26 T DARRELL E. REAMS Track 2. JACK WILLIAM RICKMAN ..Red.. JOSEPH PETER RODISH Little Joe Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 25 V-Club 2, 3, 4. JANET CORINNE ROMINE Iacey Basketball 43 Fall Play 4, Transfer Studentfrom Atlan- tic, Iowa, 1, 2, 3. DOUGLAS LEE SANDER Doug V-Club 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4gGo1f lg 2, 3, 4, spring Play 4. GERALD EDWIN SCOTT Scotty Homeroom Officer 1, 3, 43 Fall Play 3, V-Club 3, 4, Chorus 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. DONNA KAY SILL Donut Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4gDril1 Team 2, 3, 4, Chorus lg Camera Club 45 Fall Play 4g Spring Play 4gSpan- ish Club 45 Spot1ightStaff 4. MICHAEL BUCHAN STAINBROOK Mike: Footballl, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Golfl, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 13 V-Club 2, 3, 4. NO P ICTURE BERNARD H. SCHIFF Camera Club 3, 4, LLOYD DOUGLAS SHANK ll Dougll STEVE JAY SOPPELAND Ste -bone Band 2, 3, 4, ROBERT WAYNE STAKER Steakie 27 G EORGE STANICH Golf 2. SHARON JEAN STODGEL Dimples Pep Club 2, 3, 4, PATRICIA KAREN S WINK Pat Pep Club 2, 3. SARA LYNN THIMGAN Queen-ie Band 2, 3, 4g Secretary 45 Flute Quartet 3g Student Council 3, 4: Secretary 4, Chorus 2, 3, 45 Sextet 23 Girls G1eeClub 2, 33 Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Secretary 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Cheer- leader 3, 4gCo-Captain 4g Drill Team 3, 4: Captain4g Fall Play 25 Homecoming Queen 4g Annual Staff 45 Spotlight Staff 4g spring Play 2, 4g Transfer Student Plattsmouth, Nebraska 1. 28 VS: faqs DONALD LEE STIFEL WILLIAM MICHAEL STODGEL Stong Transfer Student from Went- worth Military Academy 2 3. JOHN ALLEN TAYLOR A pe Man Spring Play 3g Homeroom Officer 3g Spotlight Staff 4, Transfer Student from Char - iton, Iowa 1. PHILIP CLARK VANDER MEIDE Veiger Spotlight Staff 4g Spring Play 3. HARRY A. WAGONER Spotlight Staff 4. JOYCE ANNETTE WARE StudentCouncil 1, 23 Home- room Officer 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Officer 43 Girls Glee Club43 Basketball 2g Tri-Hi-Y 23 Annual Staff 4. VERLENE LOU WILSON Pep Club 2, 33 Basketball 13 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. LEONA LEVERN WOLFE Leo Basketball 1, 2, 33 Golf 1, 23 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 43 Annual Staff 43 Spotlight Staff 4. , N. 31-4. yu, ' s NO PICTURE JACK HARTLEY WAGSTAFF Rol1s Football 1, 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 SpotlightStaff 43 Track 13 Baseball 13 Basketball 13 Chorus 13 Golf 1, 2, 43 Band 1, 2, JIM LEE WILSON I-Ierky Spotlight Staff 43 Transfer Student from Lincoln, John- ston, Urbandale 1, 2, 3. LARRY A. WISECUP Wisey Transfer Student from Wau- kee, Iowa 1, 2, 3. PHYLLIS JEAN WOLFE Felix Pep Club 2, 3, 4s Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 SpotlightStaff 43 Annu- al Staff 43 Switchboard 3,43 Homeroom Officer 1. 29 MARK EVAN WOOD Voody Footballl, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 2, 4, V-Club 2, 3, 4,Base ball 3. CHARLES CLIFFORD YOST III Chester Hi-Y 4, Football 3, 4, Base- we ball 1, V-Club 4, 30 DIANNE LEE WRIGHT Die Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Annual staff 4, Camera Club 4, Golf 4, Spotlight Staff 4. SUSAN KAY YOUNG Susie Drill Team 4, Pep Club 3, 4, I-lomeroom Officer 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Speech Contest 3, 4, Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, Sextet 4. Trans- student from Waseca High School 1, 2. t-wr-av CLASS WILLS OF I96O The class of 1960 of Valley High School, being of unsound and indisposing mind, does hereby bequeath the following property in the manner stated. To our teachers we leave the imposing mass of unusual and unverified information which may be found in our accumulated test papers. If any of the teachers wish to write an encyclopedia using this in- formation, they may do so without paying royalties to our heirs. We leave to the faculty the wads of gum which the seniors have deposited from time to time on the desks. They will doubtlessly find a good use for them. The good name and reputation of the Senior Class is left in good shape for the use of the Junior Class. We see that they are in need of a good reputation as they have none of their own. However, they are not to use it for the purpose of imposing upon the good nature of the teachers. If any scattered pieces of paper discarded by this class are found on the floors, they are to become the cherished property of the janitor who is to gather them up with reverent care. Writings which the class has placed in books belonging to the school are to be left for the earnest perusal of coming ignorant generations. Each member of the Senior Class wills his personal trait to a member of the underclassmen as follows: I, LINDA ALLER, will my ability to sing f?J to Sue Melk and my unmarked M.P, book to Linda Winberg. I, MARILYN ALT, will my winning personality to my sister, Sally, and my cymbals to Linda Anderson provided she uses them on the proper down beat. I, ED AMES, will the privilege of being an almighty senior to each and every Junior. I, CAROL ARMINGTON, will my brilliant chemistry remarks to all of my 4th hour classmates. I, CAROLE ATKINSON, will my ability to talk continuously andbe the life of the party to Carol Merical provided she doesn't overdo it. I, LARRY BAI-IN, will my locker Qbottomj to any underclassm an who wants to get trampled. I, SHEILA BALDWIN, will my Modern Problems book to any junior who wishes to know what makes the world go round. I, JEANNE BALIUS, will my intuition to Mary Way to help her know what's happening in the office. I, FRED BARNETT, will myheight to Paul Henning, my clarinet playing to Doug Cramer, and my running ability to Bob Hamm. I, KATHY BECK, will all of my fond memories to the school that gave them to me. I, JOHN BEGLEY, will my ability to keep calm while looking down the barrel of a .45 gun to Steve Moeckly. I, MARTIN BELINE, give my best wishes to the junior and sophomore girls. I, LARRY BENEDICT, am keeping everything, I hope. I, BARBARA BENNETT, will all of my Senior English vocabulary and spelling words to my sister,Diana. I, ANN BISHOP, will all of the joys of working on the annual all night to next year's staff in hopes that they won't have to. CGOOD LUCKJ I, J' OHN BOHSTEDT, will my ability to get to class just barely on time to Doug Cramer, all the mercury I spilled in Physics to Jim Tuttle, any leftover plaid music notes to Joe Elstner, and my talent for killing my engine at the wrong time to Carol Adams, who is also afflicted with an old Chevy. I, KENT BOSWELL, will myability to be a walking book of knowledge on athletic scores to Jim Walton. I, WARD BOWERSOX, will my locked locker to the sap to whom it is unassigned, I, BILL BOWLES, will my transmission out of my motorcycle to Carl Nord for his tricycle. I, BARBARA BRATTEN, give to anyone who is planning to take shorthand, my best wishes. I, WARDELL BROWN, will my beautiful, mellow, tenor voice to Jim Steelman, my sports ability to any desperate athlete, my jump shot to any uncoordinated junior with hopes he can improve it, and my ability to make Miss Kartchner laugh to any unfortunate sophomore. I, BILL BYERS, will my duck call to Rookie , I, KURT CHRISTENSEN, will my ingenuity, my brain, and how to think clearly fha hay to Mike Whetcraft, I, MARC COLE, will my ability to give Miss Kartchner a bad time to anyone who wants that claim to fame. I, MARGARET COLE, will my ability to get along with a certain teacher to Sandy Hendrick. I, FLOYD CONSTANT, will my fan belt to George Stanish. CONNIE COOK, will my excuses from P,E, to Donna Kimm who is sure to need them, and two slings for broken arms to any unfortunate. junior. SHARON COX, will my ability to get along with certain people to Cathy King. JOANN CRANSTON, will my ability to have flat tires to anyone who drives to school next year. SUE CROSBY, will, no, she says she wants to keep her interest in Valley another year. SKIP CROZIER will my can opener to Bill Fredregill and my grease to Jon Smith. ELLEN DAVIS, will my peppy cheerleading to my replacement, PAT DENNIS, will my ability to get out of Study Hall and my red Mercury to Sandy Beck. BARBARA DOOLITTLE, will our can of Babo to whomever gets Locker 54 next year. DAVE DOUD, will my football suit and seat on the bench to Bobo. NANCY DYKSTRA, will all of my books and the good, clean parking lot to next year's Seniors. DAN FELSEN, will my 1945 Ford and Dave to Al Harmon, my T shirt fweiser Dairyj to Jim Becker, and to the sophomores all of the wild, wonderful times I had whenl was that age. CARLOTTA FERRARI, will all the fun of Homecoming to my sister in order to keep it in the family LINDA FLORER, will my quiet manner and shy ways to Marilee Hansen. GARY FOGELSON, will my shoes to Roger, so he can walk home. RON FORRETT will my ability to study for spelling tests on Sunday night to next year's Senior English students. KAY FREDERICK, will Valley High to my nephew. BETTY FULLER, will my private Study Hall fKarpan's Officej to anyone interested in watching Physics. BERNICE GARRETT, will my Study Hall seats with all of my boy friend's initials to all of my friends coming up. LARRY GEIST, will my football, basketball, and track shoes to anyone who has small enough feet q6lf2J, and who can use them to bring VICTORY to Valley. MICK GIBSON, will all of my English notes to my little sister. CHUCK GREGORY, will my height to Bob Dew, Pete Barber, and Jim Walton. There's enough for all three. JUDY GRIFFIN, will my column in the Spotlight to anyone who is lucky?? enough to get it. WALTER GRISMORE, will my ability to play basketball in Journalism to Kurt and Tom. KAREN I-IALLIN, will my executive position on the Sootlight staff to Anne Litchfield. DENNIS HANNEMAN, will my anti-cold pills to Mr. Ollrich and my part in the Fall Play to Lonny Rodd HOLLIS HARRINGTON, will my 32 , windowless Ford to anyone who wants pneumonia. BILL I-IILDEBRAND, will all of my height that was willed tome from others, but which Inever received, to my sister, Tarrie. MIKE HUNTER, will the hood of my car to Gus Mullen and the ash tray to John Seamans. DUANE HUTH, will my worn-out, torn, beat-up football pants and jersey to my brother, Gary. DONNIE INMAN, will my ability to talk beforea large group Cwithout blushing, stammering, and other- wise showing signs of uneasinessy to Sue Everroad. LARRY JACKSON, will all of my pencils to the cannibal pencil sharpeners at Valley High. JUDY JOHNSON, will my ability to get myself into unusual predicaments to my sister, Jane. LINN JOHNSON, will my great track ability to Butch Taylor. TOM JONES, will my fourteen used pen cartridges for Senior English assignments to Lonny Rodd. PAM KELSAY, will Mr. Bargman to Sharon Owen and Janet Bright on certain unnamed conditions. SUE KESTER, will my parking place in Valley's nice, clean, parking lot ?? to anyone who mijit be unlucky enough to get it, and my ability to get stuck, anywhere, to Linda Winberg, TOM KOEPSELL, will my ability to get along with Mr. Bowen to Jack Barron. CAROL LARSEN, will my place in Journalism to Judy and Janet Hendrick, so that they can have fun DEAN LARSON, will my grades to my brother, David, in hopes he does a lot better. JUNE LOEFFLER, will my daring manuevers on the trampoline to anyone who can match or exceed my fame. MARIE LONG, will my hour with the Monster to Diana Bennett providing that she can make two outside lines serve for a dozen. STEVE MAHR, will my cowboy boots to any Junior headed West, this is way-out. KAREN MAXFIELD, will the presidency of Tri-Hi-Y to any person willing to work for a good cause. NEALA MC FADDEN, will the Modern Problems class to Cathy King to do whatever she likes with it. . PATTY MC NIF F, will my knowhow to get on the Honor Roll to Kent Westerbeck. DAVID MERIWETHER, will my part as the doctor in Our Town to anyone who isn't sick. JOHN MERRIMAN, will my hooks, slices, and three -putt greens to Ken Lovett and Jeff Crystal and my one-way ticket to Siberia for new Senior English and Modern Problems recruits. ED MISHMASH, will Mr. Elgin's smiling?? face in 4th hour Study Hall to anyone who wants it. MARIAN MOFFITT, will the Art Club to John George and the care of the girls basketball team to Vicki Lysne. JACKIE MORELOCK, will my 2nd year shorthand papers to Betty Pogue and Sharon Webber, if they can read them. KAREN MORRIS, will my comb, until it has one tooth left, to all girls with duck tails. JOHN NEASHAM, will my football helmet to any underclassman who doesn't care if he gets his nose hit every play. JON NUTTING, will my red hair to anyone who prefers the natural look. PETE OBERMEIER, will my winning way with the sophomore girls to next year's Senior boys. TOM OHMART, will my old motorscooter parts to Steve Wilson. TOM OLSON, will my Journalism seat to anyone who likes ink, paper,and more ink, MARY ANN PAINOVICI-I, will career day to no one, and my homework to anyone who is crazy enough to take it. FRANKIE PEREZ, will another car to George Stanich. LOLA PETERSEN, will my typewriter to Linda Winberg for her second year of typing, providing she hunts and peeks no more. EDDIE PINHEIRO, will my beautiful, white, arm cast to Ken Lovett, and my Brazilian dreams to all my friends. DICK POWELL, will my ability to tear up the school lawn and my slicing techniques to our golfing opponents, and my manager ability to Bob Cayler. DICK PRIMM, will my trampoline scar to Jamey Brock. ROSELLA RADKE, will my traveling experiences on the bus, especially when the bus did not run, to my sister, Marjorie. DARRELL -REAMS, will my dilapidated, beaten, old football and my once good records and record player to Kurt. JACK RENARD, will my battle-scared Chemistry apron to anyone who needs it. JACK RICKMAN, will my red wig to Marvin Smith in hopes that he shall enjoy its notoriety. KAREEN ROBBINS, am taking everything with me that would be of any value to anyone less it falls within the wrong hands, JOE RODISH, will my 6' 4 by 200 lbs. to anyone who wishes to challenge it. MARY JANE RODISH, will my copy of Paradise Lost to any Senior who may find it and my lcoker with two shelves to anyone lucky enough to get it. JANET ROMINE, will my used assignment notebook to Janice Hofford. DOUG SANDER, will my sports ability to Bob Lovejoy and Miss Kartchner's Senior English class to Dave Bruce. GERRY SCOTT, will my ability to coach from the sidelines to any ardent basketball fan. DOUG Sl-IANK, will my will to do things to those who do not have the will not to do it. DONNA SILL, will my sense of rhythm and drill team uniforms to a band majorette. STEVE SOPPELAND, will my ability to give an upbeat with the down beat to Gary Hamilton. MIKE STAINBROOK, will my speed in football to Steve Souder and my sbility to tell about it. BOB STAKER, will my job to anyone who wants to work on their first million. GEORGE STANICZ-I, will all my earthly possessions, after senior expenses, to the Junior Class. MIKE STODGEL, will nothing to no one because they would have no use for nothing. SHARON STODGEL, will my equity in Valley High School to the elementary in the interest of a new high school. PAT SWINK, will Mr. Bargman's thoughts a few days before plays and contests to my sister, Pamela. JOHN TAYLOR, will all the rumors of Valley High School to File 13. SARA THIMGAN, will my cheerleading megaphone to Linda Winberg, who already has it. PHIL VANDER MEIDE, will my collection of Playboy Magazines to Jon Smith. HARRY WAGONER, will all that is way out providing it is Mclean. JACK WAGSTAFF, will my energy to anyone who needs that get up and go. o I, JOYCE WARE, will my ability to tell jokes to Linnie Jamison providing she does not forget the punch lines. I, ,TIM W ILSON, willmy '52 Pontiac to my brother so he can get to school on time, I, VERLENE WILSON, will my homework to Vicki. I, LARRY WISECUP, will my locker to Charles Keating if he ever makes it to the top floor. I, LEONA WOLFE, will my ability to get to class on time to Speedy , also my uncanny ability to slip out of tight spots to anyone who may need it. I, PHYLLIS WOLFE, will my place on the switchboard to my little sister. I, MARK WOOD, will my special footballhelmet to my little brother who looks like he is going to need it. I, DIANNE WRIGHT, will my ability to play basketball to anyone who wishes to stay off of the team. I, CHUCK YOST, will my traffic ticket to Steve Souder. I, SUSAN YOUNG, will my center position in any calamity to Janie Carroll. To this, the last will and testament of the graduating class of 1960 of Valley High School, we, the members of that famous class, do hereby collectively set our hand on this the third day of June in the year of our Lord, 1960. Signed rt if XAW7 9,Mf P RE SIDE NT iDcv.x9Ji9s5fwwDM S , .......t.. ,. ,,...-. -........4-i- VICE PRESIDENT I SECRETARY-TREASURER 34 Q50 Mo RRI S MQDELING QQ99 6. 0 Ybs.5WQw9S3?bi?iZZx605 0 X000 Cue, 'za Q96 5 e, xoYg.SoQQoNb939wS O 7' XQQQ? 41- ON: QQQQQ5 New xg 6f5'5ff ytxyg' eos K0 Teo . Vs 'gqr7fg-41 Z6 0.7 Ptoi. Chxn P' , 0 0 l 6 ,. Q I S131 Dua Q 1 O p 021 'fp 'cf V, BUWNGQ-5' me Hugh ay, S ' M J 60o fva?9 G13 0 006 ed Wh 95 srgioi Xowa. cog? me 6 67. Q 8048 T?,662?f'o! 5 eng Yom, e O 2- 'O oo Q' Z' 1' L O 'G' 6? tif' Q . 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Rodish 5. C. Cook 6. M. Painovich 7. P. Vander Meide 8, M, Alt, 81!2. K. Robbins 9. C. Gregory 10. W. Brown 11. S. Cox 12. C. Atkinson 13. B. Bennett l4. L. Ailer 15, P, McNiff 16, L. Florer 17. J. Bohstedt 18. H, Harrington 19. B. Fuller 20. C. Armington 21 S, Kester 22. M. Moffitt 23. D. Primm 24. B. Bratten 25. L. Petersen 26. M. Long 26. B. 'Doolittle 28 S. Baldwin 29. D. Doud 30. S. Stoclgel 31. J. Griffin 32. I. Romine 33. M. Hunter 34, P, Obermeier 35 E. Ames. 3 -rg V , , , A U T O G RA P H S Q Qmifw wif? 5517555 ff 9 A XQQ Q Qfjffgigg ig 5593? if iii GN J -25539 x' iffy? A R W 53352 ww H giigiii x Q23 x alt O B ' K A iffy X M gl N-fx U J JU SOPH I0 ly RS ai HOMEROOM II-I' ROW ONE, Left to Right, L, Anderson, Student Council Member, B, Cooper, Secretary, B, Dew, President B, Brock, Treasurer, C, Adams, Vice-President. ROW TWO: S, Cook, J, Constant, L, Davis, P, Bratten J, Bain, J, Anwyl, Mr, Flick, Teacher, ROW THREE: D, Cole, J, Carter, M, Anker, J, Carroll, J, Bennett L, Bodeen, J, Blake, R, Anker, J, Bright, ROW FOUR: J, Bayes, D, Argumedo, D, Boone, B. Brandt, D Bruce, D, Carlson, J, Barron, M, Bricker, J, Becker, P, Barber. HOMEROOM II-2'S ROW ONE, Left to Right: B. F redregill, Student Council Member: J. Hoiekvam, Secretary-Treasurer S, Figg, President: J. George, Vice -President. ROW TWO: M, Gallardo, J, Harker, P,Grant, J, Hull M, Hansen, C, Haynes, S, Hendtrick,M,Dougherty, M, Gaines,M, Hughes, C, Eischen, T, Karpan, Teacher. ROW THREE: D, Gant, B, Hamm, R, Hays, G, Hamilton, J, Howell, T, Everroad, L, Harker, J, Donald D, Fertig, A, Harmon. HOMEROOM II-3'S GF! ROW ONE, Left to Right: K, Lovett, Student Council Member, S. Masters, Secretary-Treasurer, C, McBee, President, V, Lynse, Vice-President. ROW TWO: S, Melk, P, Jilek, V, Johnson, A, Meza, L, Kelley, Mr, Hindley, Teacher. ROW THREE: C, Mitchell, S, Johnson, P, Merritt, A, Litchfield, J, Maxfield, M, Jacoby, D, Kimm, C, King, C, Merical. ROW FOUR: S. Moeckly, T. Millis, K, Miller, G, Huth, J, Knox, B, Lovejoy. J. Kozek, C, Johnson, J. Johnson. J. Morris, R, Johnson. H O E RO O M I I 4' ROW ONE, Left to Right: F, Pigneri, Student Council Member, S, Owen, Secretary-Treasurer, D, Schafroth President, G, McKeown, Vice-President. ROW TWO: V, Norris, R, Rocha, P, Peters, K, McMurray, L, Rhone, L, Preston, B, Pogue, R, Schiff. ROW THREE: E, Potzino, S, O'Brien, C, Schultz, K, Munson M, Petersen, S, Sesker, P, Shutt, N, Payne, B, Rhiner, R, Shutt,M1'.Tabarel1a, Teacher. ROW FOUR D, O'Rourke, .T. Seamonds, B, ReaneY, J. Pankonin, S, Saluri, L, Rodd, G, Ryan, R, Nesbit, L, Patrice, J Ortale. vm' F L, f 'stun HOMERCOM II-5'S ROW ONE, Left to Right: L, Winberg, Student Council Member, G, Werner, Secretary-Treasurer, K, Stroud, President, C, White, Vice-President. ROW TWO: R, Thomas, D, Vore, J, Wood, S, Webber, E, Watson, S, Stainbrook. ROW THREE: T, Wardall, I, Tuttle, S, Souder, J, Thimgan, M, Townsend, T, Sires, R, Walker, I. Steelman. ROW FOUR: S, Wilson, R, White, K, Taylor, J. Smithson, E, Wolfe, B, Storer, J, Smith, Mr. Bargman, Teacher. HOMEROOM IO I'S is 46 Pas 1 ROW ONE, Left to Right: J. Bobenhouse, Student Council Member, S, Batman, Secretary-Treasurer, J, Crystal, President, C, Brannen, Vice-President. ROW TWO: S, Carlson, K, Bell, P, Bailey, E, Briggs L, Davies, Mrs. Ator, Teacher. ROW THREE, J. Carroll, P, Cooper, D, Bennett, S, Ashwill, K. Byrant M, Brown, C, Ames, L. Berlin. ROW FOUR: J, Bagby, F, Christensen, J, Coy, G, Campbell, D, Chapman D, Cramer, R, Cayler, T, Bonecutter, M, Breneman, C, Allen, J, Canfield, G, Aquinigo, IO-2'S A ,. rg ROW ONE, Left to Right: D, Gruber, Student Council Member 5 J. Finnegan, Secretary-Treasurer, J, Hankins, President, C, Dreyer, Vice-President, ROW TWO: B, Fleming. J. Hatfield, L, Hall, P, Dooley, J, Harmon, K, Fox, S, Everroad, M, Frazee, C, Hays, C, Edge, J, Gilbert. ROW THREE: D, Dunlap, J, Dearduff, B, Drake, M, Hammer, T, Goettsch, R, Hamm, P, Diaz, J, Grant, T, Griffith, T, Gibson, L, Easter. ROW FOUR: E, Hampton, B, Forret, B, Garrett, J, Elstner, K, Harlow, Miss Carmody, Teacher. IO-3'S .........-.aaatt Q ROW ONE, Left to Right: P, Henning, Student Council Member, J, Juckette, President, T, Hildebrand, Secretary-Treasurer, G, Irelan, Vice-President, ROW TWO: J, Hoffard, V, Ives, J, Hodges, K, Hill, A, Herion, P, King, J, Litchfiled, K, Lynn, J, Henderick, J, Henderick, L, Jamison, K, Kellow. ROW THREE: Mr. Elgin, Teacher: S, Kramme, I, Loske, R, Hunter, C, Joseph, J, Hughes, D, Lyons, T, John- son, J, Hull, K, Howe. ROW FOUR: D, Larson, S, Lenhart, C, Keating, T, Larsen, T, Kenworthy, J, John- son. A7 sr 'll I0-4'S ROW ONE, Left to Right: Student Council Member, B, Pettis: President, R, Riggs: Vice-President, J, Reed. ROW TWO: A, Moreno, L, May, L, Nelson, M, Overton, P, Mohr, J, Rutenbeck, P, Nielsen, R, Rulli, ROW THREE: V, Porter, M, McC1eary, C, McFar1ing, A, Rocha, M, Parvin, J, Nelson, S, Oldham, L, Sandre, J, Porter, V, Orebaugh, D,McBee, ROW FOUR: G, McCullough, .T. Peers, B, Myers, D, Schaller, S, Rufer, M, Richmond, C, Nord, T, Pierce, Miss Kartchner, Teacher, IO-5'S luvM...W.s,,,. WM if A8 ROW ONE, Left to Right: Student Council Member, J, Wood: Secretary-Treasurer, J, Walton: President, M, Wheatcraftg Treasurer, V, Voss: Vice-President, S, Weber, ROW TWO: M, Way, R, Staker, S, Shaffer, M, Townsend, J, Smith, V, Wilson, B, Thompson, L, Wolfe, B, Thomson, F, Stochl, S, Scroggs, W, Stifel, B, Shutt, C, Szerencse, ROW THREE: J, Willett, J, Turbett, K, Westerbeck, J, Wright, M. Smith, B, VonGi11ern, N, Smith, J, VanDorn, D, Smith, M, Trimble, C, Wisecup, T, Yost, Mr. Ollrich, Teacher, CLUBS TUDE T COUNCIL f ROW ONE, Left to Right: Sara Thimgan, Secretary-Treasurerg Wardell Brown, President: Tom Jones Vice-President, Mr. Bowen, Principal. ROW TWO: Floreen Pigneri, Linda Winberg, Linda Anderson Jackie Wood, Jo Bobenhouse. ROW THREE: Eddie Pinheiro, Dick Primm, Bill Fredregill, Ken Lovett Larry Geist, Bob Petris, Dick Gruber, Paul Henning. The Student Council is one of the most important groups in our school, because it is the link between the student body and the Administration and Faculty. The council consists of one representative from each homeroom and is headed this year by Wardell Brown, who has done a fine job, The council deals with important matters concerning the student body and school activities. 50 OFFICE S AFF ROW ONE, Left to Right: M. Way, S. O'Brien, S. Sesker, V. Wilson, M. Cole. ROW TWO: C. Adams, I. Balius. ROW THREE: Mrs. Simmons. ROW ONE, Left to Right: Mrs. Williams, I. Porter, K. Bell, D. Bennett, J. Carroll. ROW TWO: A. Bishop, P. Wolfe, D. Sill, J. Maxfield, B. Cooper, K. Maxfield, M. Long. iw. ,ui C? ROW ONE: Mr. Karpan, B. Fuller, M. Alt, J. Johnson, M. J. Rodish, P. Grant, M. Moffitt. The office girls give up a study hall period a day to help in the different offices. The Y answer the phone, go on errands, and take care of the attendance records. These girls are al- ways willing to help wherever they are needed. pr si sw sr ef if H ,,',,T3v'1zWmf1 Wffrfrrfwvf imma in Mr, rw r, Y , xxwnw h 1 V, .2 .- 5 5 W, n wamvn 5 Norris The Cheerleaders are the backbone of f-. 1? Atkinson Dryer 'va' PX O Du-nan student body in a grand fashion. The girls preparing the cheers. The girls attend all our teams to victory. I. Griffin LE DERS Valley High School spirit and represent the put forsh a great effort in practicing and sports events and rallies which help send E. Davis 'rx Wwe L. Winberg ii r , or-Q .5 'El ff if V fix. E we QT M Alt S. Baldwm S. Thrmgan V-CLUB ROW ONE, Left to Rightg J, Merriman, Secretary-Treasurer, D, Huth, President, T,Jones, Vice Presi- dent. ROW TWO: B.Hildebrand,E,Ames, K, Lovett, J, Neasham, M, Wood, J, Renard, J. Begley, L. Geist, G, Scott. ROW THREE: M, Stainbrook, T, Koepsall, B, Byers, D, Primm, B, Bowles, J, Howell, J. Barron, P, Henning, Tom Karpan, Sponsor. ROW FOUR: R. Cayler, .T. Bohstedt, J, George, F. Barnett, F, Constant, R. Forrett, F. Perez, M. Hunter. ROW FIVE: W, Brown, G, McKeown, R, Powell, L, Jackson, C, Gregory, D, Sander, G, Ryun, T, Ohmart, B. Hamm, J , Coy. The boys' V-Club is an honorary organization for letter winners at Valley High. Although the boys are occupied most of the time with sports, they sponsor the Homecoming Dance each year and also hold an annual banquet for their members in the spring, Duane Huth is president of the V-Club this year PEP LUB Wear your emblems and your sweat shirts is a very familiar phrase with the Pep Club. They are new additions this year. The Pep Club has done a wonderfuljob of creating more enthusiasm at the games and pep assemblies. This is one of Va11ey's active clubs. Congratulations, girls, on the fine job you have done for Valley High. PEP CLUB ROW ONE, Left to Right: P, Peters, Secretary-Treasurer, A,Bishop, President, L, Bodeen, Vice-Presi- dent, ROW TWO: J. Norris, L, Winberg, E, Davis, S, Thimgan, J, Griffin, S, O'Brien. ROW THREE S, Kester, K, Hallin, B, Fuller, M, Alt, M, Moffitt, S, Baldwin, C, Armington, C, Atkinson, L, Florer M, Hendrick, J, Cranston, J, Ware, D, Inman. ROW FOUR: B, Doolittle, S, Young, P, Wolfe, M, J , Rodish C, Cook, B, Bratten, P, Dennis, S, Stodgel, V, Ostrem, ROW FIVE: C, Ferrari, P, Kelsay, J, Johnson D, Sill, M, A, Painovich, S, Crosby, M, Cole, ROW ONE: Cheerleaders, ROW TWO: D, Cole, J, Bain, P, J ilek, S,Melk, C, Mitchell, K, Munson, L, Anderson, B, Brock, S, Masters, J, Bennett, J, Harker, R, Schiff, C, Eischen, J, Anwyl, ROW THREE C, Zimmerman, V, Lysne, S, Johnson, K, McMurray, C, Merical, J, Hoiekvam, P, Merritt, J, Bright M, Gaines, K, Stroud, P, Shutt, S, Owen, V, Ostrem. ROW FOUR: C, King. J. Hull, R, Rocha, A, Meza M, Petersen, A, Litchfield, S, Sesker, D, Kimm, C, Adams, L, Davis, C, White, M, Hughes, P, Grant ROW ONE: C, Szerencse, cheerleaders, M, Townsend, S, Shaffer. ROW TWO: R, Staker, J, Bobenhouse S, Weber, K, Bell, 1, Loske, M, McCleary, J, Gilbert, S, Ashwill, J, Hull, M, Brown, K, Lynn, L, Sandre P, Mohr, C, Brannen, P, Cooper, J, Hatfield. ROW THREE, J, Miller, K, Howe, S, Carlson, J, Carroll T, Hildebrand, L, Berlin, V, Voss, D, Bennett, V. Orebaugh, C, Edge, S, Oldham, S, Everroad, L, Jamison L, Davies, K, Bryant, K, Hill. ROW FOUR, S, Kramme, J, Porter, S, Batman, E, Briggs, J, Rutenbeck M, Way. J. Wood, D, McBee, A, Rocha, P, King, C, Hays, P, Bailey. ROW FIVE: J. Nelson, R, Riggs V, Wilson, J, Smith, C, Dreyer, F, Stockl, C, Ames, K, Fox, C, McFarling. 1 HI-Y XM 'I MQ ROW ONE, Left to Right: W. Brown, Chaplain, S. Mah.r, Secretary, D. Meriwether, President, W Bowersox, Vice Presidentg J. Merriman, Treasurer. ROW TWO: B. Dew, E. Pinheiro, J. Bohstedt B. Reaney, J. Renard, E. Mishmash, C, Yost, Mr. Hindley, Iii-Y is a branch of the Y.M. C.A. that has just been introduced to Valley this year, Dave Meri- wether is presiding over the activities which include swimming, camping, and lectures. They some- times have joint meetings with the Tri-Hi-Y. M RS. AMERICA VISITS TRI-HI-Y wr' ROW ONE, Left to Right: M, Long, Chaplain, S, Thimgan, Secretary: K. Maxfield, President: L, Anderson, Vice President, S, Melk, Treasurer. ROW TWO: M. Egleston, A. Bishop, S, Young, C. Cook, M. Rodish, P, Wolfe, J, Johnson, P. Dennis, P, Kelsay, D, Ferrari. ROW THREE: B, Wright, J, Balius, K, Frederick, S. Cox, D, Sill, M, Painovich, V, Wilson, P, McNiff, B. Bratten, S, Mueller. -Q.-..--.wut . 'X ROW ONE, Left to Right: R. Schiff, M, Daugherty, P. Shutt, P, Grant, K, Stroud, D, Kimm, R, Thomas, C, Adams, C, Eischen, J, Anwyl. ROW TWO: S, Owen, C, Zimmerman, P, Peters, J. Wood, K, Munsen, P. Merritt, S, Masters, J, Bright, B, Cooper, C, Mitchell, C, White, V, Norris. ROW THREE: C. Schultz, M, Hughes, J, Hoiekvam, M, Petersen, J, Maxfield, B, Brock, M, Gaines, L, Winberg. T ROW ONE, Left to Right: V, Porter, L, Nelson, R, Staker, K, Bryant, C, Szerencse, V, Ives. ROW TWO: S, Carson, K. Howe, P, Mohr, S, Everroad, V, Wilson, M, Brown, P, Cooper, C, Brannen, J. Hatfield. The Tri-Hi-Y, a branch of the Y.M,C,A, for girls, is a very active club whose main purpose is to render service. Each year this club supports a needy West Des Moines family plus sponsoring the polio drive dances and other worthwhile activities. 57 DRILL TEAM ROW ONE: C. Edge, I. Loske, J. Hull, C. White, J. Johnson, S. Masters, J. Carroll. ROW TWO C. Merical, S. O'Brien, S. Young, J. Griffin. ROW THREE: S. Thimgan, C. Mitchall, K. Hallin L. Florer, P. King, M. Brown, K. McMurray, B. Fuller. ROW FOUR: D. Sill, L. Bodeen, L. Aller S. Baldwin. E 1 4 ff ' :ig , 3 Brrorqr -------------------- - ---- AND --------- ----- - - ---- AFTER YNNNJ Judy Coldiron Halt-One-Two, why it's the Drill Team. This organization is a bright light at Valley High. Itconsists of twenty members under the direction of Mrs. Judy Coldiron. They have had a very eventful year, performing at many home games, colleges, and other sports events. Tuesday and Wednesday mornings at 7:30 the girls can be seen practicing in the High School Gym. Good work, girls, and thanks for spreading the good name of Valley. The Drill Team especially wants to thank Judy for all her help and giving up her spare time for them. ALTER ATES A D MA AGER . 1i-- is .5gf,..sr ROW ONE, Left to Right: J. Cranston, M. Hendrick, S. Melk, C. Adams. ROW TWO, ALTERNATES: T. Hildebrand, F. Pigneri, Johnson, D. Bennett, L. Winberg, B. Brock, M. Gaines, K. Stroud, V. Lysne , L. Berlin . 59 ROPE JU PER ROW ONE, Left to Right: M. Way, S. Stainbrock. ROW TWO: L. Sandee, C. Edge. ROW THREE K Hallin, V. Lysne, I. Wood. ROW FOUR: C, King, C. White. ROW FIVE: J. Hoiekvam, L. Bodeen, S Baldwin. The Rope Jumpers under the direction of Mrs. Vema Ostrem have performed for various audiences this year. The girls' costumes are blue shorts, white blouses, and white tennis shoes. The Annual staff is very proud to have the Rope Jumpers representing Valley High, TRAMPOLI E TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Thomas, J. Neuman, C. Reams, J. Shiffler, B. Fritz, J. Brock, D. Primm, G. Scott, E. Ames, F. Constant, I. Renard. NOT PICTURED: B. Byers. Up! is the familiar call of Coach Coldiron as he helps the boys with their evening trampoline practices. The Tramp Team has performed at Drake, Grand- view, and at many basketball games. Mr. Coldiron said, I think the High School boys have done a good job and also in a few years the Junior Highboys can be outstanding. Thanks, boys, you have spread good will for the school by participating in this activity. sq ' O' sf' ' 115 Z I I1 -Q .ffl s 91 ' a .AXs 6 4-5 ve 1' 6 ,. , '95 t I , fa CAMERA CLUB cncafmmm gt., ROW ONE, Left to Right: M, Gaines, Secretary, W, Brown, President, E, Mishmash, Vice President. ROW TWO: M, Long, D, Wright, S, Stainbrook, S, Melk, C, Cook, D, Sill, B, Brock, B, Bratten, S. Masters, K, Maxfield, P, Dennis, P. McNiff, Mr. Hindley. ROW THREE: P, Barber, T, Millis, B, Schiff, J, Nutting, M. Beline, D. Hanneman, J . Tuttle, R, Nesbit, E, Pinheiro, D, Meriwether, P, Henning, B, Dew, Oh, who took thatpicture? This may be heard around Valley when the Camera Club is at work. This organi- zation has done alot offine work, and has been a great help with the 1960 Annual, The Annual Staff wishes to thank the Camera Club for the fine job they have done. LIRSES CLUB ROW ONE, Left to Right: L, Hall, C, Mitchell, President, J, Norris. ROW TWO: J. Porter, C, Eischen, K, Zimmerman, B, Garrett, K, Hill, Mrs. Glenn, Mrs, Hall, M, Jacoby, P, Grant, K, King. The Nurses Club is a new organization at Valley. They have taken trips to the different hospitals in Des Moines to find out more about nursing. To get a club pin the girls must put in a certain number ofhours Of volunteer service at the hospitals. This is a good example of an active service club at Valley. SPANISH LUB ROW ONE, Left to Right: M, Alt, Treasurerg J. Johnson, Secreta1'y:J. Ware, President, F, Barnett, Vice-President. ROW TWO: K, Munson, L, Winberg, M, Gaines, B, Brock, J, Hoiekvam, P, Merritt, D, Kimm, S, Stainbrook, E, Eischen, J, Anwyl, Mrs. Sprague. ROW THREE: S, Young, P, Grant, D, Sill, S, Baldwin, C, Atkinson, M, Jacoby, C, Adams, S, O'Brien, L, Petersen, G, Scott, T, Koepsell, ROW FOUR: T, Millis, S, Mahr, B. Dew, E, Pinheiro, J, Merriman, B, Lovejoy, S, Souder, J, Kozek, T, Ever- road, J, Wagstaff, M, Stainbrook. Los Amigos is one of the more unique organizations at Valley High. It consists of second year Spanish students who are attempting to further their Spanish-speaking vocabulary under the supervision of Mrs. Sprague. A RT CLUB ta fr-s ROW ONE, Left to Right: S, Baldwin, Secretary-Treasurer, M, Moffitt, Presidentg J. George, Vice- President. ROW TWO: C, Zimmerman, M, Gaines, K, Stroud, V, Lysne, R, Thomas, I, Loske, C, King. ROW THREE: Mrs, Weber, Sponsor, C. Breyer, J. Bayes, D, Reams, J. Sterner, J, Stockl, D, Kimm, D, Gant. The Art Club, a new addition to Valley this year, is always ready and willing to take on the necessary art work around the school. They've done a swelljob on the play and chorus scenery. Valley High is very proud to have this new organization as a part of our school. SPOTLIGHT TAFF ROW ONE, Left to Right: P, Wolfe, Production Managerg Bratten, Editorg P, McNiff, Assistant Editor, A, Bishop, Business Manager. ROW TWO: N. Dykstra, J, Griffin, S. Kester, S. Thimgan, E. Davis, N. McFadden, L, Florer, P, Dennis, D. Wright, M, Egleston, Mr. Lenhart, Sponsor. ROW THREE: L, Petersen, K, Robbins, J, Loeffler, K. Hallin, C,Cook, K, Maxfield, M, Hendrick, K, Beck. ROW FOUR: J, Johnson, D, Sill, C, Larson, A. Litchfield, L. Wolfe, S, Cox, S, Mueller, S, Crosby. ROW FIVE: P, Vander Meide, J, Taylor, K. Miller, K. Christensen, J, wagstaff, T, Ohmart, H, Waggoner, T, Olson, D. Felsen, W. Grismore, J, Wilson. Editor. . . . . . Business Manager . Production Manager Advertising Manager . . Assistant Editor , . Staff Artist , , , Fashions Editor . Scopers . . . Graphers . . Reporters . . Typists. . . . Barb Bratten . Ann Bishop . Phyllis Wolfe . Pat Dennis . Pat McNiff . . Leona Wolfe . . Linda Florer . . Tom Olson Karen Maxfield Lola Petersen Kurt Christensen Tom Ohmart Carol Larson Walter Grismore . . Kathy Beck Harry Wagoner . Dianne Wright Donna Sill Sharon Cox Connie Cook Neala McFadden Advertising Solicitors . . Columnists . . Exchange Editor Bookkeeper . . Rewrites . . June Loeffler Nancy Dykstra . Sara Thimgan Anne Litchfield Judy Johnson Ellen Davis Judy Griffin . Karen Hallin . Karen Robbins . Mary Hendrick Kenny Miller John Taylor Phil VanderMeide Jack wagstaff J im Wilson Sue Crosby Dan Felson Sue Kester Which typewriter works? Put your page on top! Yes, it's the Spotlight Staff. There are two Journalism classes that put out the Spotlight this year. The students work hard in getting out the school paper, but they also have a lot of fun doing it. The Annual Staff wishes to thank them for the excellent coverage of all the events at Valley. ANNUAL STAFF ROW ONE, Left to Right: J, Johnson, Assistant Editor: A. Bishop, Editor: ROW TWO: J. Griffin, S. Thimgan, E, Davis, K, Hallin, L, Florer, P, Dennis, B, Bratten, M, Egleston, Mr. Lenhart. ROW THREE: P. Kelsay, J, Ware, C, Cook, P, McNiff, K, Beck. ROW FOUR: M. Alt, S, Baldwin, M, Moffitt, C, Atkinson, C.Armington, B. Bennett, L.Wolfe,M,Painovich. ROW FIVE: L. Geist, J, Jones, W, Brown, E, Mishmash, F. Barnett, Editor . . . . Ann Bishop Art . . . . Marian Moffitt Assistant Editor . . . . .Judy Johnson Linda Florer Advertising Managers . . . Pat Dennis Leona Wolfe Mary Egleston Junior High . . . Pat McNiff Girls' Sports . . . . . Barb Bennett Ed Mishmash Joyce Ware Prophecy . . Sara Thimgan Drama . . . . Pam Kelsay Kathy Beck Music . . . . Fred Barnett Donnie lnman Marilyn Alt Seniors. . . Susan Kester Memory Lane . Sheila Baldwin Barb Bratten Ellen Davis Faculty . . . . Carole Atkinson Clubs . . . . Karen Hallin Boys' Sports. . . Larry Geist Carol Armington Tom Jones Judy Griffin Photographer . . Wardell Brown Juniors and Sophomores. . . Connie Cook Bookkeeper . . . . Mary Ann Painovich The Annual sraff is a large group of hard workers who put together the Tiger Tales. It requires a great concentration of time and effort, and the Valley High school body is very appreciative of the hard work they have done. The editor of the 1960 Annual Staff is Ann Bishop, who has done an outstanding job on a tough assignment. Alu A A, NN AL STAFF AVAILABLE ROW ONE, Left to Right: D. Inman, N. Dykstra, R. Radke, S. Kester, I. Loeffler, V. Wilson, M. I.Ro- dish, P. Wolfe, D. Wright, M. Long. ROW TWO: Joann Cranston, L. Petersen, M. G. Hendrick, S Young, B. Doolittle, D. Sill, S. Cox, K. Maxfield, S. Crosby, S. Mueller, C. Ferrari. ROW THREE Tom Olson, Kurt Christensen, Larry Benedict. C AUTOGRAPHS WM if ,, , A XMQYA .. L0 ' if fW7Zf AK 0 lx M.. g, f is A CL L6 U s bo x' - ,2?fC', L Q ,, 2 my ff K' 1 . gf If-757 . Q1 TQXX 413' xx 4. , f Zcfccc gi-Q' Q' 5 2 Q1 QF? eff? Ig :ff Q wld A .C Q , .C gf E' PDQ Niki Q J 66 .,.- ..,2 Avg Dy!!! If if -Ji! WW? K DRA A KW' .asf :mmf ROW ONE, Left to Right: P. Kelsay, K. McMurray, K. Maxfield, J. Johnson, D. Kimm, C. White, S. O'Brien, S. Owen. ROW TWO: T. Olson, R. Nesbitt, B. Bowles, D. Hanneman, J. Renard, W. Brown, D. Meriweather, B. Dew, P. Barber. Steward . . . Mrs. Skinner . Cornelia Skinner Emily Kimbrough Otis Skinner . . Purser .... Stewardess . Dick Winters . Admiral ,,,. Harriet St. John Winnifred Blaugh Leo McEvoy . Inspector . . Therese .... Madame Elise . Monsieur de la Croix . Window Cleaner OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY Thursday-November 12 Cast A , , Pete Barber . .Judy Johnson . Donna Kimm . . . Sharon Owen Dennis Hanneman , , , ,Jack Renard . . Charlotte White . . . . BobDew . . Wardell Brown . . Carol Brannon . Sherryl O'Brien . . Bill Bowles . . Ken Lovett . Marilee Hansen . Karen Maxfield . . . Ron Nesbitt . . Tom Olson K :, me w 'F is .1 ROW ONE, Left to Right: D. Inman, M. Hansen, I. Bennet, M. Alt, B. Brock, M. Hughes, J. Bright P Barley ROW TWO: W. Bowersox, T. Olson, F. Barnett, B. Reaney, I. Merriman, J. Renard, K Lovett E Pinheiro, P. Barber. OUR HE RTS WERE YOU G AND GAY Steward Mrs. Skinner Cornelia Skinner Emily Kimbrough Otis Skinner Purser Stewardess Dick Winters Admiral Harriet St. John Winifred Blough Leo McEvoy Inspector Therese Madame Elise Monsieur de la Croix Window Cleaner Friday-November 13 Cast B Pete Barber Marilyn Alt Mary Ann Hughes Janet Bright John Merriman Jack Renard Judy Bennett Bob Reaney Ward Bowersox Pam Bailey Betty Brock Fred Barnett Ken Lovett Karen McMurray Donnie Inman Eduardo Pinheiro Tom Olson PRQDUCTION STAFF ROW ONE, Left to Right, M, Long, J. Romine, J, Cranston, E, Davis, M, Moffitt, A, Bishop, B, Garrett, P. Kelsav, C. Ferrari. ROW TWO: S, Melk, S, Young, D, Sill, M, Peterson, M, Painovich, M, Rodish, V, Wilson, S, Crosby. ROW THREE: D, Felson, W, Bowersox, G, Scott, M, Gibson, J, Merriman, K, Taylor, J, Thimgan, T, Olson, H, Crozier, The Drama Department presented Our Hearts Were Young and Gay on November 12 and 13. Two separate casts were chosen because of the interest shown by the students and their exceeding talents. Both casts provided an enjoyable evening of entertainment, The production staff was composed of members of the Speech Department. Mr. Ba rgman Play Director P3111 14915-ay Ken Taylor Studem Di1'SCfO 1' Production Stage Manager SHCJW GAT ROW ONE, Left to Right: M. Way, B. Dew, S. Owen. ROW TWO: P. Peters, J. Bohstedt,J. Johnson,S O'Brien, J. Steelman, P. Bailey. ROW THREE: M. Alt, W. Brown, K. Fox, L. Anderson, D. Primm M. Hughes J. Bright B. Brock S. Masters S. Melk C. Merical P. Merritt B. Cooper S. O'Brien S. Owen P. Peters M. Gaines F. Pigneri J. Hoiekvam M. Hughes J. Hull S. Seslcer S. Stainbrook C. White R. Thomas L. Aller M. Alt C. Armington S. Baldwin L. Florer J. J ohnson K. Hallin P. Kelsay P. Mahr S. Young S. Thimgan I.. Winberg V. Ives SHOWBOA T PERSONNEL J. Ashwill P. Bailey C. Bryant S. Everroad T. Hildebrand P. King J. Hufford J. Palmer S. Webber S. Batman E. Briggs S. Carlson M. Frazee L. Davies J. Howe R. Riggs J. Ru tenbeclc M. Brown K. Fox A. Herion J. Hull S. Kramme A. Litchfield F. Stochl M. Way J. Wood L. Anderson J . Bennett L. Bodeen S. .I ohnson D. K im m F Yinrv V C K. K. S. S. L. L. M J. C. C. V. J. P. P. C. C. J. B. D. G. A. K. M C. J. D. L. C. J. Lysne Brannen Kellow Lynn Shaffer Kester Davis Hall Townsend Anwyl Adams Szerencse Wilson Hatfield Nielson Dooley Dreyer McFarland Porter Shutt Vote Gilbert Moreno Stroud Painovich Ferrari Miller McBee Jamison Hays Ware r :.,1,r.': , Bruce Dew McKeown Everroad Piss Steelm an Barnett Bohstedt Brown Mohr Primm Scott Dunlap Henning Allen Cramer Elstner Harlow Pierce Richmond Wright Johnson Lovett Hainiem an Westerbecl Caylor Pinheiro Chapman Gibson Renard Hughes i PEECH CO TESTANTS ROW ONE, Left to Right: S. Owen, P. Bailey, I. Bright, M. Hanson. ROW TWO:D. Kimm, M. Hughes S. O'Brien, M. Alt, P. Peters, B. Brock, K. Munsen. ROW TI-IREE:W. Bowersox, J. Merrimen, B. Bow les, D. Hanneman. NOT PICTURED: P. Kelsay. ORATORICAL Pam Kelsay Donna Kimm Kaaren Munson DRAMATICS Janet Bright Mary Ann Hughes Donnie Inman HUMOROUS Bill Bowles Pam Bailey Sharon Owen POETRY -INTERPRETATION Marilee Hanson Lowrie Davies Paula Peters PROSE - INTERPRETATION Sherryl O 'Brien Linda Anderson Betty Brock PUBLIC SPEAKING Marilyn Alt ORIGINAL ORATORY John Merriman Dennis Hanniman EXT EMPORANEOUS Ward Bowersox RADIO SPEAKING Skip Crozier Jim Wilson Susan Young PUBLIC SPEAKING Marilyn Alt SPEECH CONTESTS Sub-District at West Des Moines Uanuary 28 and 29y District at Wilton Junction fFebruary 17 and 195 State at Grinnell College fMarch 18 and 191 MAIN CAST ROW ONE, Left to Right: W. Brown, J. Palmer, B- Dew. J. Johnson. now Two: K. Lovett. D' Hamleman, F. Barnett, J. Merriman, W. Bowersox. Judge - - Mother - Jane- - Steve . . Lawyer . Policeman Detective Clerk . . Reporter . Juror - Juror . Juror . Juror . Juror - Juror . Juror . Juror . Juror . Juror . CAST John Merriman . Judy Johnson . Judi Palmer . . . . Bob Dew Dennis Hanneman . W ardell Brown Ken Lovett . Fred Barnett . Ward Bowersox . Pam Kelsay . Donnie Inman . . . Pam Bailey Mary Ann Hughes . . . Donna Kimm . Sheryll O'Brien . . Sharon Owen . . Linda Anderson . . Betty Brock . . Marilee Hansen SPEECH CON 'VEST' ONE-ACT PLAY J L common CLAY SUPPORTING CAST ROW ONE, Left to Right: S. Owen, P. Bailey, P. Kelsay, M. Hanson, D. Inman. ROW TWO: L. Anderson, B. Broc k. JURY SC EN E xx! fri is 'K MR. BARG MAN RELLEVED sM1LEs .,,, ROW ONE, Left to Right: J, Bright, M, Alt, J, Merriman, D, Kimm, ROW TWO: P. Barber, B. Dew, S, O'Brien, B. Brock, B. Bowles, M, Hughes, S, Owen, D, Hanneman, W, Bowersox. ABSENT: P. Kelsay. Iv ghesp ill 12 6' ' 0 atton Ogle!! CNON-SOCIALJ OFFICERS wg President. . . . . .John Merriman 4' Vice President . . . Marilyn Alt Secretary. . . . Donna Kimm 1 Treasurer . . Janet Bright KNON-SECRETJ Valley High was granted a charter in January, 1960, for membership in the National Thespian Society. The aims of the society are twofold: fly to establish and advance standards of excellence in all phases Of dramatic arts, and Q23 to create an active and intelligent interest in dramatic arts in the high schools. The fourteen students who were selected as charter members have all played major roles in at least two productions, Qualifications for members are decided on a point system. Ten points are required for membership qualification. One point represents approximately ten hours of work in play production. This Thespian troupe is an incentive to the many others who have participated and contributed to drama at Valley High. The troupe's sponsor is Mr. Robert Bargman, Director of Dramatics at Valley High School, Z f 51 ,ff wb IWW gf' Q ' ' f fl , X 1 my A Z ll xg ' Ili - li.. ,ff xii , 5, SIC V LLEY HIGH 'Q 'I I I r In .rr ur- . - ROW ONE: K, Kellow, J, Anwyl, L, Hall, S, Shaffer, J, Hull, K, Howe, F, Pigneri, S, Mueller, S, Carlson, T, Hildebrand, M, Way. ROW TWO: V, Ives, L, Davies, R, Thomas, S. Batman, A, Herion, S, Kester, M, Frazee, J, Rutenbeck, M, Townsend, V, Lysne, I. Hoiekvam. ROW THREE: M, Hughes, K, Bryant, J, Bennett, L, Anderson, K, Lynn, S, O'Brien, D, Kimm, S, Ashwill, S, Sesker, K, Hallin, C, Merical, S, Weber, J, Hull, C, King, C, Brannen. ROW FOUR: T, Pierce, R, Cayler, D, Chapman, D, Cramer, D, Primm, W, Brown, M, Richmond, D, Dunlap, J. Steelman, C, Allen, NOT PICTURED: S, Kramme, J, Palmer, D, SPECIAL CON CHORU lfn.....1 ROW ONE: M, Summers, P, Bailey, L, Davies, K, Bryant, J, Bright, S, Owen, M, Way. ROW TWO M, Hughes, S, O'Brien, L, Anderson, K, Fox, K, Lynn, P, Peters, P, Merritt, J, Johnson, C, Brannen ROW THREE, J, Steelman, D, Cramer, D, Primm, W, Brown, J, Elstner, F, Barnett, D, Hanneman, J Bohstedt, J, Wright, B, Dew, NOT PICTUREDg S, Kramme. 76 --P ., , ., ., in ,,., Q, MIXED CHORUS ROW ONE: K. Westerbeck, E, Briggs, S, Masters, M, Brown, S, Melk, S, Young, C, White, F, Stochl, S, Stainbrook, J, Bright, S, Owen, S, Johnson, B, Dew. ROW TWO: P, Kelsay, P, Bailey, L, Florer, J, Wood, B, Cooper, P, Merritt, L, Davis, P, King, L, Bodeen, S, Thimgan, P, Mohr, J, Johnson, M, Alt. ROW THREE: S. Mahr, J, Johnson, P, Peters, M, Gaines, L, Winberg, B, Brock, K. FOX., J. Litchfield, C, Arm- ington, S, Baldwin, S, Everroad, L, Aller, J, Wright, T, Gibson. ROW FOUR: D, Hanneman, K, Harlow, F, Barnett, J, Renard, J, Elstner, D, Bruce, T, Everroad, K, Lovett, J, Bohstedt, E, Pinheiro, G, McKeown, G, Scott, S, Figg, P, Henning. The vocal music department has become one of the most active at Valley. Under the direction of Keith Langdon, director since 1957, the program at Valley has really picked up steam. The center of vocal activities is the 108-voice mixed chorus. The chorus practices twice a week and due to lack of space, practice conditions have been UNUSUAL, Rehearsals have been held at Phenix, Clover Hills, and the First Christian Church. The first performance of the chorus was the Christmas Concert. This was presented complete with living tableaux. Other mixed chorus performances included a spring concert, and a full-fledged Broadway musical. Officers of the chorus for 1959-60 are: President, Judy Johnson, Secretary, Sharon Owen, and Li- brarians, Sue Young and Sam Figg. The Qaecial Noon Chorus was organized last fall with the goal of presenting a Christmas program for the Women's Club. They also sang for several other groups during the week preceding Christmas vacation. They did not disband after Christmas, but also gave a spring program. Special Chorus rehearsals were held on Tuesdays and Thursdays during noon hours. 77 GLEE ROW ONE, Left to RightgK, Ko110w,J, Anwyl, V, Ives, M, Townsend, J, Gilbert, C, Szerencse, T, Hilde- brand. ROW TWO: A, Moreno, S, Carlson, D, Vore, M. Frazee, S, Batman, C, Merical, V, Lysne, K, Stroud, R, Thomas, J, Miller. ROW THREE: S, Mueller, J, Rutenbeck, M, Hughes, C, Ferrari, K, Howe, C, Branneu, K, Hallin, S, O'Brien, L, Davies. ROW FOUR: J, Bennett, J, Hoiekvam, S, Ashwill, A, Litch- field, V, Wilson, J, Hull, P, Shutt. ACCOMPANISTS 3 Q Z s 5 LEFT TO RIGHT M, Summers ' K, Lynn J, Elstner M, Brown S, Brown S, Owen NOT PICTURED S, Kramme 78 LUB i 1 , x v I K 2 . Ln.: ROW ONE, Left to Right: J, Hatfield, P, Bailey, K, Bryant, S, Kester, L, Jamison, S, Stainbrook, ROW TWO, C, Adams, L, Florer, C, Armington, S, Baldwin, L, Aller, S, Masters, P, Peters, S, Melk, P, Mohr ROW THREE: P, Kelsay, P, Neilsen, C, McFar1ing, C, Dreyer, S, Everroad, B, Cooper, P, Merritt J Ware, J. Porter. ROW FOUR: L, Davis, B, Brock, P, King, M, Painovich, D, Hays, L, Winberg, J, Bright Briggs. LEFT TO RIGHT ROW ONE M, Way S, Owen M, Hughes K, Bryant P. Peters P, Bailey ROW TWO J, Bright S, O'Brien L, Anderson K, Lynn K, Fox C, Brannen P, Merritt L, Davies ROW THREE B, Dew D, Primm J, Bohstedt J, Wright SOLOISTS W -:zz DOUBLE IXED , .sal 3, ROW ONE, Left to Right: M, Hughes, L, Anderson, S, Owen. ROW TWO: B, Dew, J. Bohstedt, W, Brown, D, Primm. NOT PICTURED: S, Kramme, MR. LANGDON ROW ONE, Left to Right: S, O'Brien, R, Thomas, P, Merritt, J, Johnson. ROW TWO: I. Steelman, M, Richmond, J. Elstner, J, Wright. 'iif 4 l ' 80 Valley High was well represented at the All State Music Festival this year. Two quartets were selected to participate. Double Mixed Quartet 'A' is a combination of the All State quartets. They have sung for P,T,A, and several civic groups. They are-also taking part in State Music Contest. D UBLE IXED QQ fi DRIG L QQ Q9 ROW ONE, Left to Right: M, Way, P, Bailey, L, Davies, K, Lynn, K, Fox, L, Anderson, P, Peters, M, Hughes, S, Owen. ROW TWO: B. Dew, J. Bohstedt, F, Barnett, J. Elstner, W, Brown, D, Primm, .T . Steelman. TRIO Q x r ...nn-ir? 1... ...4 OL..- 4, ff. ., LEFT TO RIGHT: A, Herion, P, Peters A , ,j . B-' ht. - -fr xl ,K gf .T llg 5 ,Pnne 5 My .. LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Kelsay, S, Shaffer, S, Melk. 5 ' - ,..W,. , .. ,1,.,. , . l . k f . K M Z.. : . -- 1 :if fi? i K , . 2. - J 71 - , . K ,V 'Q .L 5 g-5.55 ...W . Ii, k Q g ROW ONE, Left to Right: I. Anwyl, K. Bryant, L. Bodeen, M. Gaines, S. Young. NOT PICTURED: I. Palmer. BOYS' R E DOUBLE QU RTET ROW ONE, Left to Right: T. Pierce, D. Primm, J. Steelman, J. Wright ROW TWO: S. Figg, D. Hanneman, I. Renard, W. Brown. 5 ir' E 1.7-Q Q' r'f S I E I 'X -f X i -gall fr n wi .Y rr,r ... vi if if R' Q 9 I if -:M ROW ONE, Left to Right: S. O'Brien, C. Brannen, L. Davis, I. Wood, S. Masters, C. White. VALLEY HIGH DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES LINDA FLORER JUDY GRIFFIN I JOE ELSTNER LINDA PIEART CAROL MERICAL Y. ' jj W '55 19? -Gh- is lth. J' ff WH ' dx! f f ci si' MNKMM '-N. 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MIXED WOODWINDS ROW ONE, Left to Right: M, Brown, F, Pigneri, D, Kimm, J,Johnson. ROW TWO: L, Bodeen, J, Litchfield, K, Fox, K, Lynn. NSTRUME TAL SOLOISTS 'IUC 7 ROW ONE, Left to Right: K, Lynn, K, FOX, J. Litchfield, M, Brown, ROW TWO: W, Brown, S, Figg F, Barnett, B, Reaney, B. Bowles, T. Pierce. ROW THREE: G, Hamilton, M, Cole, J, Elstner, R, Hansen, D, Meriwether, C, Allen. qqeu Home been Ssfbi jthfoi Hmmm Uwe CL bww Lim wa CLS walk as LYS-031. wLo.5Qm-SP SSICYLR. VNSED is wt kuilb Hua 'bwfCH.Lq,0X1,X Cxmf, CLQSQ Cie Sllvwwmcx 6.5 UCJQMDL SSBJLBTLCY' asm? k9fumXR. W ROW ONE, Left to Right: B, Byers, J, Coy, T, Jones, M, Stainbrook, T, Koepsell, D, Primm, B, Hilde- brand, K, Lovett, C. Mc Bee, C, Yost, K. Boswell. ROW TWO: S, Souder, J, Neasham, E, Ames, B, Fred- rigill, S, Crozier, D, Doud, G, Scott, B, Pettis, D, Sanders, R, Forrett, K, Miller. ROW THREE: G, Hult, L, Geist, K, Taylor, B, Lovejoy, D, Carlson, D, Bruce, D, Schafroth, C, Gregory, M, Wood, J, Begley, VARSITY FOCTB LL J, Pankonin, Under the leadership ofthe industrious new head football coach, ,T ack Elgin, the 1959 Valley High School Football team battled to a very respectable third place in a strong South Central Conference. In the opening game at Albia, the Blue Devils threw back Va1ley's last-minute scoring threat in- side the 10 yard line beating the Tigers 12-7. The following week high-rated P, M, Roose- velt, last year's mythical state champions, had to COACHING STAFF struggle from beginning to end to eke out a 7-0 victory. Before a crowd of 3,100 at the West Des Moines field, Valley outplayed and clearly outfought the Rough Riders, but Roosevelt turned a third quarter fumble into a touchdown to ruin Va11ey's chances. for anything but a moral victory. Valley blocked effectively to score twice on punt returns as they trimmed D. M. Lincoln 13-6 in the first triumph of the season. Mr. ,Tim Hindley F reshman- Sophomore Mr. Gus Ollrich Varsity Backfield Mr. Sherwin Sankey Varsity Line Mr. .Tack Elgin Head Coach Mr, Tom Karpan Athletic Director ROW ONE, Left to Right: P, Diaz, M, Hammer, T, Bonecutter, B, Von Gillern, K, Harlow, T, Griffith, F, Berlin, ROW TWO: G, McCullough, S, Lenhart, B, Drake, N, Smith, D, Larson, J, Juckette, J, Walton, D, Spain, ROW THREE: R, Lockman, D, Van Fleet, F, Grant B, Jensen, M, Painovich, G, Zeiser, C, Carter, D, Chase, D, Estell, J. Brock. FROSH The 1959 team distinguished itself with the first Homecoming win in several years. The Tigers rolled over Chariton 26-7 for their first conference victory. Both teams stuck to the ground, Valley throwing only one pass in a wet and muddy contest. Coach Elgin cleared the bench as the Tigers pounded Indianola, 45-6. This was their biggest chalk- up of the season and another conference win, Winterset's homecoming proved disastrous for Valley. The strongest Husky team in many seasons took advantage of Tiger errors to humiliate them, 61-6. Valley left the field at half-time trailing 47-7, yet LE FT TO RIGHT J, Peers D, Huth R, Powell B, Cayler SOPH played a 14-7 second half proving they weren't beaten in spirit. Knoxville beat Valley soundly but fairly. The Tigers lost eight fumbles on the wet field and Knox- ville took advantage. With two decisive defeats behind the Valley rolled past Pella, 21-7, before a sparse, rain-soaked gather- ing of loyal fans. Basically, the Tiger offense handled the ball well, despite the weather scoring inthe second quarter, and again early in the fourth after Pella's third quarter threat. A tough defense limited Pella to slim yardage on the ground, MANAGERS N gl , 'Q '-A J. PH gp iii ' f j 8 1 'lk 4 Q E - , 5 h ' y , uri ff if , W f ESE 'X f- Q Q l X x ,Q Q llalfback Byers races around right end accumulating, blockers Geist C131 and Begley flower lefty Neasham C253 cuts down it potential tackler. Valley V alley Valley Valley Valley SCC RE BGARD Alb in Roosev clt Lincoln Chariton lndianola Valley Valley Valley Valley Wintcrset Knoxville 'll Pella Perry Roosevelt momentarily overcomes Valley's line, but long enough to make the only and deciding gcorc of the game. Pettis ffar lefty, Neasham f25j, Crozier fcenter on groundj, Byers 1211, Primm 1641 and Coy ffarr rightj . I959 FCDCDTBALL Kent Boswell Bill Hildebrand Bill Byers Senior Halfback Ed Ames Senior Fullback 1 1 S .' , I Bob Petris Sophomore Quarterback 94 Senior Fullback Chuck Yost Senior Guard Gary Scott Senior Tackle Dick Primm Senior Guard Jerry Coy Sophomore Senior Quarterback Halfback Mark Wood Senior Tackle Mike Stainbrook Senior Halfback Ralph McBee Junior End Duane Huth Senior Tackle LETTER WINNERS Kenny Miller Junior Fullback 54,1 Ron Forrett Senior Skip Crozier Senior End Center ee S why w N Steve Souder ,W fs i i - Junior Dick Schafroth Doug Sanders Halfback Junior Senior Tackle End Chuck Gregory Senior Tackle Ken Lovett Junior Quarterback Tom Koepsell Senior Guard Tom Jones Senior Center if ' is fl...-A Larry Geist Senior End 1 Bill Fredrigill Junior Guard John Begley Senior End John Neasham Senior End - Q ! 1 if 'K Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley ROW ONE, Left to Right: C, Gregory, B. Lovejoy, B, Hildebrand, I. Neashan, D. Huth M Wood J Begley. ROW TWO: J. Peers, H. Harrington, C. McBee, R.Forrett, T. Everroad, D Bruce J Barron G. McKeown, J. Coy, Mr. 39 Pella 42 Indianola 55 Guthrie Center 58 Knoxville 58 Perry 43 Chariton 47 Winterset 56 Pella 36 Albia Ollrich. BOYS' BASKETB LL 38 32 34 59 21 45 40 49 58 Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Ind ianola Knoxville Urbandale Chariton Winterset Lincoln Albia Osceola ROW ONE, Left to Right: I. Crystal, M. Smith, B. Garrett, B. Petris, B. Forrett, B. Wolfe ROW TWO S. Lenhart, M. Wheatcraft, N. Smith, D. Shaller, D. Gruber, J. Hankins, I. Walton K Westerbeck I. Elstner, J. Juckette, Mr. Elgin. XXX X11 ij 4Bf ARSITY LETTER JOHN BEGLEY WINNERS JOHN NEASHAM BILL HILDEBRAND CHUCK GREGORY BOB LOVEIOY HOLLIS HARRINGTON RON FQRRETT 9 7 ROW ONE, Left to Right: Mrs, Sankey, S. Webber, S, Johnson, K. McMurray, C. Merical, J. Romine, F. Pigneri, L. Jamison, Mr. Sankey. ROW TWO: V. Lysne, Manager, P. Peters, P. Grant,S.Everroad, C, Armington, L. Davis, M. Moffitt, Manager. ROW THREE: J. Litchfield, A. Litchfield, B. Bennett, L. Bodeen. GIRLS' BASKETB LL Valley 44 Fontanelle 60 Valley 45 Jamaica 38 Valley 30 De Soto 39 Valley 35 St. Mary's Valley 30 Guthrie Center 39 Valley 55 Ankeny Valley 33 Knoxville 27 Valley 47 Knoxville Valley 32 Perry 50 Valley 31 North Polk Valley 36 Winterset 47 Valley 48 Urbandale Valley 44 Mt. Ayr 34 Valley 43 Winterset Row ONE, Left to Right: Mrs. Sankey, I. Rutenbeck, J. Wood, K. Lynn, F. Stochl, D Bennett Mr Sankey. ROW TWO: P. Cooper, Manager, K. Fox, P. Nielson, I. Smith, I. Hull, P. King C Ames C. Brannen, Manager. ,Q-'-'QIKK IU LETTER WINNERS Carol Armington Barb Bennett Sharon Webber Paulette King Sondra Johnson Karen McMurray Floreen P1gner1 Paula Peters Sue Everroad I96O Judy Smith Julie Litchfield A 99 Linnie Jamison ' Aa 'IA M LAY -UP! IS IT IN? WHO'S GOT IT? JUMP! EASY! DON'T LET HER BOTHER YOU! IT LOO KS GOOD! VICTORY! N 14 A TIE -UP! STRETCH! 1r .....,. . ,.,.., We-av ..-.--.,, ,...-1 V ...L+ , , , Valley 8 Valley 9 Valley 12 Valley 5 Valley 4 Valley 11 Valley 5 Valley 7 Valley 5 Valley 3 Valley 13 . ip-,.., ..-W OUTSTANDING SEASON FOR SUMMER BASEB LL! SUMMER RECORD CONFERENCE Won 23 Won 7 Lost 4 Lost 0 Connie Mack 3 Valley 11 Pella 3 Argonne Legion 2 Valley 3 Ames 3 Knoxville 1 Valley 6 Hilnd Pk. 7 Pella 0 Valley 3 Newton 0 Newton 6 Valley 18 Knoxville 2 Winterset 2 Valley 13 lndianola 0 Argonne Legion 0 Valley 7 Argonne 6 lndianola 4 Valley 9 Argonne 3 Hilnd Pk. Leg. 0 Valley 7 Bldwn-Patrsn 2 Bldwn-Patrsn Leg. 2 Valley 4 Oskaloosa 3 Connie Mack 3 Valley 3 Oskaloosa 2 ROW ONE, Left to Right: I. Neasham, I. Begley, J. Barron, I. Coy, K. Boswell. ROW TWO: G. Scott, T. Everoad, R. Forret, D. Huth, B. Fredregill, B. Hildebrand. ' Last summer's players of the class of 59 are not pictured. C O 3 SUMMER HIGH SCHOOL TOURNAMENT 1959 C h SECTIONAL Valley 14 Carlisle 2 Valley 9 Ballard-Huxley 8 ' Valley 6 Ames 3 Rlchardson DISTRICT Valley 4 Churdan 3 Valley 7 Rippey 2 STATE TOURNAMENT Valley 3 Corwith-Wesley 4 ROW ONE, Left to Right: Tom Karpan, Coachg T. Pierce, B. Dew, P. Henning, P Redden, B Hamm, B. Hamm. ROW TWO: F. Perez, T. Everroad, F. Barnett, J. George, L. Johnson, G Hughes, D Cramer. FALL TRACK In the opening meet at Valley, the one mile team lost to Roosevelt and Mar shalltown by identical scores 6 - 15. Low score wins in Cross Country meets In the Tigers second meet, Vallpy defeated Urbandale 10 - 13, while the Reserves won '7 14 The results of the Cross Country races at the two mile Waveland Course were Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Valley lost to Lincoln 6 - 15 Valley defeated Grinnell 10 - 11 Valley defeated Urbandale 9 - 14 Valley lost to Saydel 9 - 12 FA LL TRACK LETTERMEN - Fred Barnett, Lynn Johnson. - Byron Hamm, Terry Everroa - Paul Henning, Bob Hamm. - Pat Redden, Butch Taylor. d, Frank Perez PRI G TRACK 4' ROW ONE, Left to Right: I. George, B. Fredregill, G. Ryan, K. Miller, J. Howell, I. Roclish, B.Hi1d rebrand, L. Geist, S. Soucler, B. Hamm. ROW TWO: I. Elgin, I. Smith, J. Barron, J, Begley, M.W00d D. Huth, J. Neasham, R. Forrett, J. Peers, T. Karpan. ROW THREE: F. Perez, T. Pierce, K. Wester beck, T. Griffith, R. Hansen, F. Barnett, B. Drake, G. Huth, B. Taylor, R. White. ROW FOUR: D Chase, K. Harlow, L. Harker, N. Smith, D. Carlson, B. Hamm, B. Caylor, E. Pineiro, F,Grant, S Figg, J. Pankinon. CONFERENCE rttr CHAMPS lT'S LATER THAN You THINK. + ff Tom Ka rpan GOLF ROW ONE, Left to Right: C. Hill, M. Brown, A. Munson, P. Grant, D. Kimrn, S. O'Brien, P, Peters, M. Hansen, S. Melk, ROW TWO: L. Winberg, B. Brock, J. Litchfield, S. Masters, C. Adams, Mrs. Ostrem, ROW THREE: Mr. Iesperson, C. Crystal, I. Merriman, I. Elstner, K. Lovett. ROW FOUR: F, Constant, S. Souder, R. Powell, D. Bruce, W. Brown, D. O'Rourke. 'Ii 1 ' ' 1 N l 4 ,fv t March 1960 t ' l Valley High golfers are looking forward s ',, ' l . X to another successful season, with two new X X coaches and several returning letterwinriers. x l GOOD LUCKY I 0. H . Qb o LL Luck aw ifwae boy L5 41 1.919 .N xqgam 1955 N am MEMORY LANE HOMECOMI G S ww -Nu. FV. Sheila Baldwin Attendant Carlotta Ferrari Attendant .l mwllx M Sara Thimgan Queen Betty Fuller Attend ant Ellen Davis Attendant POLIO CAMPAIG I GOT TO CROWN HER I BET 'CHA CAN 'T HIT ME YES I DID PUT YOUR MONEY ON THOSE LEGS 108 POL IO QUEEN QUEEN CANDIDATES LITTLE BIT OF CI-IEESECAKE EDDIE PI HEIRO-EXCHA GE STUDE T FV . fp.. W., DINNER WITH MY AMERICAN FAMILY HAPPY BIRTHDAY A i -153' f 5 ft FIRST DAY OF INTERNATIONAL AFS WHAT IS THIS SCHOOL CONVENTION THING CALLED Q SNOW? MY AMERICAN BASKETBALL MEMORIES BROTHER IT'S MADE OF PLASTER 100 SCHOOL CALE DAR SEPTMEBER 2 7 8 11 18 25 25 25 - 26 OCTOBER 2 3 8 9 13 16 16 20 23 24 27 28 30 30 NOVEMBER 4 6 7 9 12 - 13 13 14 16 17 20 21 24 26 26 - 27 27 27 - 28 DECEMBER 1 4 8 11 15 16 18 18 19 22 29 21 - January 4 School started Labor Day vacation Homeroom elections First football game with Albia Football game with Roosevelt No schoolg Teachers Clinic Football game with Lincoln Crazy Dazeg Band marched Homecoming Assembly and Dance, and game with Chariton Homecoming Open Houses Career at Drake Football game with lndianola Cross -country at Waveland Football game with Winterset Track meet at Waveland PSAT Tests Football game with Knoxville All-State Chorus tryouts Double Dual Cross-country track meet at Waveland Quaker Oats program Football game with Pella End of first nine weeks Last football game with Perry Teachers Convention ACT Tests at Grandview Lions Club vs. Tigerettes Fall Play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay All -City Rainbow Formal Cheerleading Clinic at Ames Football Banquet PTA Open House Boys basketball game with Pella Girls basketball game with Fontanelle Girls basketball game with DeSoto Senior Party Thanksgiving vacation Boys basketball game with lndianola All State Music Festival Basketball games with Guthrie Center Basketball games with Knoxville Basketball games with Perry Boys basketball game with Chariton Christmas Choral Concert Basketball games with Winterset Letter Award Assembly Senior Christmas Party Girls Basketball game with Mount Ayr Christmas Formal Girls Basketball game with Jamaica Christmas vacation IANUARY F EBRUARY MARCH - APRIL -' MAY - 12- JUNE - wb-In-r-1 wczcnwwoo :curb ll n 23 24 26 27 29 29 29 1 5 6 10 12 13 17 18 19 20 24 12 16 18 25 26 31 1-2 15-18 16 23 29-30 25 2 6-7 13-14 18 21 27 28 29 30 31 3- Back to school Chamber of Commerce Assembly Girls Basketball game with St. Mary's Boys Basketball game with Pella Boys Basketball game with Albia Girls Basketball game with Ankeny Boys Basketball game with Indianola Drill Team marches at Central Basketball games with Knoxville Drill Team marches at Grandview End of lst Semester Girls Basketball game with North Polk Band Concert and Letter Awards Band Clinic at Saydel Games with Urbandale Speech Contest at Valley Boys Basketball game with Chariton Juniors order class rings Alaska Assembly Polio Prom Basketball games with Winterset Boys Basketball game with Lincoln No school Qsnow storm, Boys Basketball game with Albia Drill Team marches at Grinnell Pictures taken by Edwards Photography Election of Senior Class Officers Boys Basketball game with Osceola Girls Sectionals Boys Sectionals State A. A. U. Track Meet at Drake Teachers visiting day All-city Rainbow Formal End of 3rd nine weeks Indoor Track Meet at Iowa City Tri-angular Track Meet fTech, Lincoln, Valley, Showboat Good Friday, Easter Vacation Band Party at Legion Valley Relays Teachers Relays Drake Relays Music Contest Honor Banquet Junior -Senior Banquet District Track Meet Tulip Time at Pella Conference Track Meet at Pella State Outdoor Track Meet Junior-Senior Prom Junior Olympics Baccalaureate Memorial Day Skip Day ? Graduation gu- n W .S sf .1 1 C56 A qgisx OO W 6 W G X Q I JUNIOR 1 W 5 4 L GH JU IOR HIGH SCHOOL -..,,.,mwM HARRIETTE KNAPP Junior High Principal Each One ls Special! Just four little words-- but words we as teachers have tried to keep foremost in our minds as we have worked with you day after day, As an American you are an individual, possessing rights, free- doms, and opportunities, Each is endowed with some particular talent, and we hope that we have been able to help you discover and develop thattalent intoa resource which will serve you well in achieving your goals and enjoying the heritage which is yours, V ,W MARY COLLINS Junior High Secretary .IU IOR HIGH FACULTY ROW ONE: Mrs. Harriette Knapp. ROW TWO, Left to Right: Mrs. Nighswonger, Mrs Cederstrom Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Greene, Mrs. Ode, Mrs. Miles, Mrs. 'Wheaton, Mrs. Seidel, Miss Granson ROW THREE: Mrs. Ostrem, Mr. Langdon, Mr. Sank'ey, Mr, Jesperson, Mr. Coldiron, Mr Richards Mrs White. Harriett Knapp Mary Collins Willah Cederstrom Bernice Fox Mary Granson Lillian Greene Ronald Jesperson William Langdon Adelaide Miles Maui-ine Nighswonger Leila Ode Verna Ostrem Henry Richards Sherwin Sankey Frances Seidel Genevieve Wheaton Beulah White Principal Secretary Science, Math General Science Home Economics Mathematics English, World History Vocal Music English Algebra English Physical Educaton General Science World History Social Science Social Science English TLIDE T COUNCIL ROW ONE: A, Sankey, Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Knapp, J. Brock, President. ROW TWO: S. Campbell C, Salazar, S, Juckette, S, Pritchard, M, Joynt, R. Prouty, P, Bond, K, Koestner, N, Hukill, T, Argumedo, M, Spain. ROW THREE: S, Hansen, K, McCormick, S, Alt, P, Cain, M, Houser, C, Jordan, J, Sill, S, Young, C, Miller, R, Beebe. ROW FOUR: M, Kelly, N, Otte, D, Peck, B, Taylor, M, Pierce, D, White, S, Munson. ROW FIVE: G, Weissinger, G, Wi1liams,J, Freeman, G, Fuller, C, Reid, F, Sanchez, F, Nelson, B, Brown, L, Crowell, J. Porter, A, Anderson. 9 I 'S xxx .S ROW ONE, Left to Right: S, Pritchard, S, Doonan, S, Popple, A, Dingman, C, Starer, J,Trimble, N Hukill, C, Terry, J, Scarpino, H, Richards, ROW TWO: C, Conger, R, Meza, N, Harlan, P, Warywoda B, Harker, B, Moreno, S, Rodish, D, Maxfie1d,L, Pieart, ROW THREE: I. Clymer, J, Jeffries, H. Tyston B, Hughes, B, Garrett, D, Chase,G, Zeiser, H, Hoots, J, Ayres, M, Kelly, 9-2'S GC! M? ROW ONE, Left to Right: S. Gable, L. Smith, S. Crowell, J. Sill, A. Pekavek, K. Edwards,S. Juckette, G. Watson, Mrs. Ode. ROW TWO: R. Mansen, C. Clements, S. Munson, A. Carter, S. Jose, I, Walser, M. Hatfield, C. Smith, J. Albright, J. Lowe. ROW THREE: T. Thomas, B. Brown, B. Tuttle, D. Cran- dell, F. Berlin, M. Rodish, C. Carter, F. Grant, J. Freeman, M. Wilson, R. Lochrnan, T. Ohmart, C. Obermeier. 9-3'S ig 1 ROW ONE, Left to Right: P, Grismore, M. Brown, K. Patrick, P. Swink, J. Clark, S. Moon, V. Pankey Mr. Jespersen. ROW TWO: K. Hiskey, D. Dressler, P. Graham, B. Bobenhouse, W. Balius, M. Wolfe M, Heard, J. Easter, M. Huffman, C. Salazar, S. Shaw. ROW THREE: C. Dau, K. Davis, V. Ashwill J. Urban, D. Florer, E. Smith, R. Pickering, G. Williams, D. Rhiner, L. Nelson, J. Staker. ff' u 9-4'S ROW ONE, Left to Right: L, Bayes, J, Sanderson, J, Blackburn, A, Doolittle, J, Hyde, K, Millard, K, O'Nei1, C, Hughes, M, Nighswonger. ROW TWO: B.Tay1or, J. O1dham,M, Winslow, C, Jordan, M, Joynt, J, Johnson, M, Powers, L, Eischen, S, Carter, J, Moon, M, Loeffler. ROW THREE: P, Quigley, B, Hamilton, D, Van Flut, P, Redden, R, Phillyss, R, Hansen, M, Painovich, R, Shreck, A, Becker, R, De Lary, M, McMurrary, D, Woods, . 9-5'S 'WY ROW ONE, Left to Right, J, Earp, S, Beck, V. Sayers, K, Blecker, M, Fuerrari, R, Beebe, W, Hanes, S, King, C, Wallick, P, Cain, F, Remick, J, Taylor, B, Stifel, G, Henning, ROW TWO: T, Brock, J, Weddle, C, Sammons, A, Rhiner, B,Wo1fe, L, Arends, C, Nelson, J, Ricgway, D, Steller, C, Hodney, K, Glass. ROW THREE: S, Sankey, B, Lachsinger, R, Hull, B, Jensen, C, Reid, J, Hoyka, L, Williams. JU ICR HIGH CHORUS ROW ONE, Left to Right: K, McCormick, S, Pritchard, S, Doonan, J, Albright, N, Hukill, A, Dingman, P, Grismore, M, Huffman, S, Gabel, C. Terry, A. Moon, ROW TWO: K, Patrick, K, Edwards, L, Smith, A, Pekerek, J ,Sill, P, Warywoda, L, Crowell, J, Trimble, J, Lowe, S, Popple, S, J uckette, S, Munson. ROW THREE: J. Clymer, C, Conger, N. Harlan, C. Clements, J. Walser, B. Harker, C. Storer, M. Wolfe, D. Maxfield, T, McDonald, R, Schwartztrauber. ROW FOUR: B, Brown, B, Tuttle, G, Williams, R, Lochmann, M, Wilson, M, Rodish, B, Garrett, T, Jeffries, H, Tiptonk, G, Staker, S, Shaw. Q 5 Quai ROW ONE, Left to Right: D, Stettler, J, Brock, B, Taylor, J, Sanderson, J, Blackburn, P, Graham, G, Henning, J, Moon, J, Hughes, M, McMurray, J, Weddle, D, Dressler, C, Sammons, ROW TWO: L, Bayes, S, Beck, K, Blecker, R, Beebe, W, Hanes, M, Joynt, M, Heard, S, King, F, Remick,J, Clark, J. Ferrell, ROW THREE: K, Davis, D. Van Flut, A, Doolittle, C, Jordan, I. Johnson, L, Eischen, C. Wallifrk, P. Cain, J, Taylor, W, Balius. ROW FOUR: J.Hoyka, L, Arneds, R, Phillips, B, Jensen, C, Reid, R, Hansen, L, Williams, R, Shreck, C, Nelsen, J, Ridgway, A, Becker, FOOTBALL vu.. gxqnsli N l AM in ms,Ms,,, mc,,,,,. '.Flo '.fran ls-n Nina ROW ONE, Left to Right: M, Lotz, K, Kalowner, B, Miller, S, Crozier, F, Sanchez, D, House, S, de Regnier, ROW TWO, J, Peters, ROW THREE: D, Butter, G, Fuller, J, Cota, ROW FOUR: R, Perez, D, Rothchild, C, Saffell, L, Crowell, T, Hildreth, L, Wolfe, D, Mein. ROW FIVE: N, Painovich, J, Porter, J, Waltz, H, Grant, G, Smith, G, Stifel. ROW SIX: R, Wolfe, R, Anderson, R, Gaskill, D, Smith, A, J amisong Coach Cold- iron. fiom ROW ONE, Left to Right: I. Gibson, B. Fritz, C. Parker. ROW TWO: Mr. Karpan, H. Frith, R.Beline, T. Brown, J. Shiffler, I. Steelman, I. Carroll, R. Fidler, S, Ralles, M. Otte, N. Otte, M. Knight, C. Thomas, C. Rober. ROW THREE: I. Doherty, I. Birmingham, R. Weber, T. Redden. I. Grant, M. Daly, E. Anson, S. Gladow, R. Fisher. I. Davis, L. LaMar, D. Seaffinger. ROW FOUR: J. Griffith,B, Taylor 124 F. Kester, D, Hayes, D. Stainbrook, R. Griffith, C. Beard, M. Harker, B, Liddy, I, Wood, C. Reams, Q nr-.dd R, Cox. I. Surnrise. STH GR DE GIRL BASKETBALL ROW ONE, Left to Right: T, Wrigley, A, Sankey, K, Cook, L, Warren, J, Waterbury, K, Hallock, J, Hite, K, Koestner, J, LeCroy, L, Erickson, L, Everroad, P. Shechan, ROW TWO: J, Langeness, C, McCullough S, Young, C, Andreasen, K, Mills, H, Reed, J, Clark, S, Page, M, Farrell, C, Hoy, M, Nolan, D, Wilson J, Barrett, D, Constant. ROW THREE: B, Hill, G, Forrett, S, Fulton, L, Graham, M, McGill, M, Cooper J , Helt, J, Langfett, D, Mishmash, L, Allen. ROW FOUR: C, Miller, D, Rulli, M, Stainbrook, D, Cord, R Townsend, N, Hays, D, Moritz, T, Smiley, P, Prouty, J. Roe, S, Forbes. TH GRADE GIRL BASKETBALL ROW ONE, Left to Right: L, Coy, L, Miller, E, Bateman, L, Stettler, B. Post, S, Kufner, K, Harmon, B, Branstetter, D, LePera, N, Nichols. ROW TWO: D, Miller, L, Sanchez, P, Blecher, P, Neasham, B, Shreck, C, Miller, L, Blaisdell, J, Schafroth, K, Ferguson, J, Heard, M, Soth. ROW THREE: C, Stevens, M, Ferrari S, Alt, M, Gregory, P, Frazier, M, Whipple, J, Hull, J. Brafham, J, Adkins, J. Moon, J, Argumedo, P Long. .IU IORHI HBA D ROW ONE, Left to Right: S, Stout, K, Hallock, P, Frazier, C, Miller, J, Langness, P, Sheehan, M, Farrell, K, Cook.ROW TWO: S, Alt, B, Asfahl, M, Gregory, S, Helt, S, Hansen, D, Mishmash, I, Cox, G, Wright, M, Whipple, J, Moon, B, Shreck, P, Neasham, J, Patterson, F, Kester, J, Gustman. 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EAsTER's M0393 Fooo sToREs For Complete Service Des Moines, lewe ne BL 5-9728 210 West Des Moines TOOL AND DIE West Des Moines CLOVER HILLS SHELL STATION R Les Yearian Says 7th 5 Railroad HFor Best In Qualityu Come See Us CR 9-8871 BL 5-9920 301 Grand .. ......J m Des Moines Best Chevrolet Dealer PAUL MANNING BUD'S DRY CLEANERS AND CHEVROLET SHIRT LAUNDRY One Day Service In at 9 Out by 5 Our Trucks Pass Your Door Every Day Phone CR 9-0235 Phone Add AT 8-2l5l llth 8 Locust 404 Vine Street ADEL cLAv of ' MC LAREN'S West Des Moines low CGMPANY GALLAWAY-MC LAREN S Norwalk, Iowa Clay Products for all your building needs CR 9-9721 Serving As We would lOl Ashworth Road S Be Servedu ince l922 STILWELL'S SUPER VALUE Good Luck Seniors CR9-l276 3l5 5th Best Wishes to the Graduates from WEST DES MOINES CHAMBER CF COMMERCE Good Luck Seniors RED'S Home Service Heating DAIRY SWEET vouk coLEMAN AND DEALER Comfort Costs So Little With Coleman 24 Hour Service Delbert Cook Leo Hartshorn L. . CGRN PALACE Complete Line of Malts - Sundaes - Drinks Hotdogs Carmel apples and pop corn balls Bring us your holiday party orders Grand Avenue at 9th West Des Moines, Iowa .ll l4 9 . ' IIEIR Congratulations , 5Al-F1 Seniors Q I from Your West Des Moines Headquarters for Your Clothing Needs SILVER'S DEPT. STORE 224 - 226 5th Street West Des Moines Of West Des Moi nes Phone CR 7-4445 200 4th Street West Des Moines SAFETY IS OUR MCDTTO Traffic laws we must enforce Drive safely with your auto Education we will endorsel Compliments WEST DES MOINES POLICE DEPARTMENT ,J V GRA D VIEW COLLEGE HThe College of the American Evangelical Lutheran Churchn DES MOINES, lowA Founded I896 2 Years of College - Liberal Arts - Pre-Professional STUDENTS FROM COAST T0 COAST A Small School with every Advantage We invite you to join us and participate in the fellowship of a Christian approach to education and personal growth. Fall Semester Begins September l2, l96O High Scholastic Standards - Reasonable Costs Join Your Friends at G.V.C. LUCKETT MOTORS Congratulations Seniors I fl'0m I Complete Automotive Service LLEY APPLIANCE, CO., Your Authorized A Automatic transmission overhauling and servicing Brake Relining Frigidaire Service Dealer Wheel Balancing and Front End Alignment in West Des Moines All 5th Street 405 Walnut Street CR 7-M489 CR 9-1245 T I 143 G d L k S fr BLICKINGHAM LINES theast 6th D M , I FREIGHT AT 2-OHI3 w 'I TVI U. W Ik Into WALKER'S 608 WaInut CH H-7II9 HShoes for the E t re Family J G d L k S r f A Fr d TIM STRANDBERG F The da includ arles N. Giles Compliments of IRLAWN D IRY iry with every-other-day dei ivuery, ing Sundays - enjoy Fresher milk. C. K. Giles, Jr THE BANK. IN YOUR FUTURE E, T WEST DES MOINES E S STATE BANK 1 U l25 Grand Avenue Firing Sm-4m F 'li' -...A... Membe r ..l.-..........l.. ll E F. D. 1. C. I 'IAR WHY DON'T YOU LOOK INTO THE EQLIITABLE? When you're starting out in business you want to affiliate yourself with a good, sound, company and one that has the interest of its employees at heart. Here at the Equitable Life of Iowa you work in pleasant surroundings among congenial people ---- all friendly and helpful. Then too, there are so many things done to build up the right mental attitude and to keep morale high. Twice a day for instance, a coffee cart visits each floor of the building with hot and cold bev- erages and pastries. There are regular paid vacations, salary increases and all kinds of op- portunities for advancement in your position with the company. Also there is a complete medical service room with an attendant nurse for little ills and discomforts and a generous sick leave plan, too. Why don't you look into the Equitable -- ask for Miss Bush at the Personnel Office, 1317 Equitable Building, and discuss the opportunities that exist for you. E UITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO. F IOWA America's favorite fresh up is straight HAH with students everywhere .... Don't fail at parties. Keep plenty of chil- led Seven-Up in the refriger- ator. MANSFIELD DECORATING COMPANY 5,- 64?-1' QM Commercial and Industrial Painting IOIO Rose Avenue AT 2-5279 Des Moines, Iowa I SID BEATTIE FGRD 1 West Des Moines Phone CR A-ou27 The New-Size Ford Easiest Car in the World to Own FORD FALCON Congratulations Seniorsl KIBURIZ DRUG 3lO Grand Avenue CR 9-9759 Open 8 a.m. - ll p.m. DRYWALL CONTRACTORS Finest Quality at Fair Prices t Commercial Residential Industrial HCall anytime for Estimatesu Bids to Contractors llh Sth CR 4-3h53 I Menefee ,J -.l l 1 f WRIGHT TREE SERVICE Tree Surgeons Lune Clearing Free Estimates 2I75 - Ingersoll Phone AT 8-lO78 --...l 148 I 4 mwjjff 95? 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