Algona High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Algona, IA)

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John Albright llill Ankennaucr Montie Black Pat Bohn lid Bowman Pauline Bowman Everett llroesder Gordon Brown Bolv Christensen llill Clegg Lee Col urn Dorothy Dillron Robert Dodds Ron Drcmmul Earl Elmore Katherine Fraser Ruth Fnrstenan Sharon Godfredson lielen Gade Joanne llagen Lavonne llanselman Algene llendrickson Don lliserodt Dolores Jensen Jim Kennedy Mary Lou Klemm Dale Koestler Edd Laing Dolores Lane Fred Langmack Jim Lindhorst Ron Loesch Al Lundh Mary McVeigh Alice Ma thes Joanne Meyer Jackie Miller Donna Nauman Patty Olson Wendell Packard Jim Palmer Betty Ann Parkins Mary Parsons Vera Patton Marian Pecoy Marilyn Peterson George Pierce Cletus Pitzenberger George Platt Joan Rechess Beverly Robison Al Rochleau Dick Samp Dick Sarchet Anita Simons Barbara Sloter Stanley Sorenson Gloria Steele Don Strayer Bob Thompson Marilyn Thompson Dave Vaughn Barbara Will Larry Wolcott Jack Zentner Jerry Zituitsch Paul Zumach Z0 CLA S WILL LEAVES his perpetual sleepy look his mustache the key to a head lock his verbal rapidity a gaping hole in the backfield her domestic skill his uncontrollable lock of hair his impish grin his college-my baseball catch his Southern drawl his famous parties her pierced ears his 'cycle his physique his red hair her telephone technique her capacity for hard work her gum her dimples her flirtatious eyes The plantation his stack of comic books a pronunciation manual her innocent denials his way with women her quiet demeanor his stature his dialectic dexterity her inadvertent witticisms his famous last lines his adroitness on the dance floor his happy- go-lucky attitude his bicycle and popcorn boxes her inimitable speech delivery her many pairs of shoes her giggle her violin her way with men 'ier wide grin his glowing smile his turtle-necked sweaters her turned-up nose her shorthand speed in a hurry her sultry side- long glance her rapid stride his quiet concentration his colorful name the school grounds a big pile of books all of tomorrow's assignments his nickname Algona his introverted natu.re her eyebrow pencil the key to her Olds his agriculture ability her last name Barry's his live position her silence school her fluorescent sweater his butch haircut her skates football practice his hair style TO Dick Amunson Groucho Marx the Kain Brothers a buzz saw the consternation of the coaches Jill Clapsaddle Claude Dearchs 3 Cheshire cat Mr. King 's ulcers Senator Claghorn Perle Mesta a South-Sea-Island belle Jack Clapsaddle posterity a fox squirrel the grape- vine the underclassmen in hopes they ll use it the bottom ofa study hall desk a baby a blood-hound The Old Folks at Home Lit class his future college profs Chloris Skogstrom Perry Montgomery a mouse Chuckie Steil the debate team Tom Montgomery Sat. Evening Post Arthur Murray a pakg. of Luckies Mr. Rice Ed Wynn an African Joan Fain Jack Benny a Lonely-Hearts-Club future Queens a luminous watch dial a turtle a ski jump Billy Rose catch the bus True Confessions Magazine those on the tardy list Duane Seller Jack Black light up the library anyone who takes notes in class Sonny Nauman go to Iowa Falls Donny Cook John L. Lewis anybody brave enough Henry Wallace the war effort go home a Russian T-34 tank Joe Stalin the sorrow of t.he female underclassmen the signal corps Glenda Rike the Roller Drome take a lap Madame Pompadour

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JU llili 4,, ,,'s.j,--- . .s . . ,. ,WWQQQ W ,RW .I wmiffim' JW. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Marla Oakland . . Treasurer Jane Hicks . . . Secretary We Juniors are ready for the last lap in our high school careers, with an impressive array of laurels and scintillating personalities. Although possessing no dual-personalities Cwe hopei, we boast two pairs of twins, the Kains and the Clap- saddles . Dick and Bob Kain head up along list of Junior wrestlers: Reding, Meyer, Sparks et al, and their fthe Kainsj only regret is their as-yet fruitless search for the perfect pair ofelevator shoes. Jack and Jill Clapsaddle can be often seen soddling their motorcycles, and Jill-Jill can often be heard, as well, especially during pep meetings. While we're waiting for the pep meeting to begin, let's glance around fora few more athletes . Over here, adjusting their helmet straps, are gridmen Samp, Bryant, and Beamish. And over in thatcorner are huddleda group of gesticulating cage experts ---I see Lichter, Holmes, and Devine . There are a few fellows scattered about over on Z Roland Brown .... President Madonna McGuire. .Vice President the other side, too,sharpening their cleats for track and baseball season . And over here, wishing their respective steadies would come out of their huddles, are: Sharon Mittag and Sharon Putz , Shirley Weiner and Shirley Shipler, Marlyne McLaughlin and ----- Oh, say, there's the Female Bombshell--Joan Fain! Remember her and f Fluffy j Hicks, Dianne Schaap and Dick Becker inthe class play! There's Denver McGinnis and Mary Sue Eason practicing on their parts. Sketching proceedings are Artists Ruth Seger and Bobs Galbraith. Kibitzing over their shoulders is Rog Anderson, the noted critic. Gary Hoover, our casanova boy,is chatting with the two Homecoming Queen candidates, Madonna McGuire and Chloris Skogstrum. But the pep meeting's about to begin, l'll see you after school and tell you some more about the Junior class, while we pop popcorn to earn prom money. Don't forget your salt!