Algona High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Algona, IA)

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FIRST ROW: D. Long, V. Loss, M. Lowman, S. McCork1e, D. McGinnis, M. McGovern, J. McMahon. SECOND ROWg E. McVeigh, L. Maharas, M. Mawdslcy, J. Mrrchcll, J. Murlaugh, J. Ostrurn. THIRD ROW: S. Rechess, J. Rochlcun, D. Ruud, J. Scanlan, B. Schneider, D. Schoby, R. Schweppe. 0PHOMORE FIRST ROW: J. Sharp, V. Snnlh, J. Sorensen, D. Steinman, R. Steinman, M. Sreven. SECOND ROW: M. Str1Iman, L. Strayer, S. Sullrvan, K. Tcelcr, M. Thavcs, N. Thompson. THIRD ROW: R. Tuttle, A. Urch, B. Walsh, C. Wullcndurf, IZ. Walrur, D. Lirrrirsch, D. Zunrach. NOT PICTURED: D. Amunson, L. Black, E. Canaday, G. llulnwrs, CI. Shxcrh, N. Srnrons, D. Snulh. ' ' . , .vs

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FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Jack Scobba . ..... Secretary Kirk Hayes . . . . . President Dave Devine . . . Vice President FRE HME We Freshmen make up nearlyone-third of the high school enrollment and, though handicapped by our newness and inexperience, we're sure we provide at least that much ofthe color and lite in school. We can compete with the upperclass- men quite successfully, as is proved by: Bob Lampright and Jack Scobba, on the A squad in wrestling, Bill f Dizz j Dewel and Jim f Boner J Bunkofske, al ready proficient chemists, Zoe Clegg and Jane Dearchs, the only two Freshman cheerleadersp Dave Yeoman and Joyce Anderson, musicians extraordinary fist tenor in quartet and most-demanded accompanist, resp.J Pauline Lenz and Jackie Vanderwual, French-Horn specialists Qfinally mastered Come to Jesus in the Key of C J and many more . The Frosh float, which took third at Home- coming, was constructed in Cal Tschetter's garage, Calvin and Kirk Hayes Qourpersonality-presidentl are living declarations of the class policy to do 30 everything in a big way. Judy Steil is outstanding in girls' basketball, and boys' basketballers in- clude the Elbert twins, Dave Devine Darold Simmons, Ronnie Gerber, Flip Miller, and Chuck Skyscraper Steil . Warren Griggs and Dave Yeoman head the list of camera-enthusiasts, whose ever-increasing numbers benefit from Mr . Stephenson 's dark -room knowhow . Uppermost Freshman memories: G .A.A. Initiation, the Fresh.-Soph. play, Miss Quinby's algebraic joke problems, Shirley Maxwell's and Pauline Lenz's uneatable cookery in home-ec. Perry Montgomery, Ted Hansen's Firm insistence that the weathering of rocks must have something to dowith controlling the weatherQ lt's only logi- cal l, how Lorraine Rich had seniors ogling, and Joy Hutzell's fame as the only Frosh who really studies in study hall . Expressed in algebra, if x : the Freshman class, and y : three more years of high school, then x+y : a whale ofa lot of funl