Alta Community High School - Cyclone Yearbook (Alta, IA)

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IK B Cpu JW iid' flow' VOCAL MUSIC Karen Stllle, Ronald Murphy B111 Hitchcock, Miss Anderson cyl I NCQPARTNER 9 il 6 NP J' A ' V0 A I fait, 6' 1 D0 xgfmk It-,, I v .il 5 I Q Ph BOWLING Melva Hustedt, JoAnn Kent Nyla King, Maesel Lletz -, -: 2v' INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Dennis Peterson, Don Swanson Bill McDonald, Mr. Schive SPONSORED BY THE ALTA ADVERTISER 2

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS Vincent Moser, Larry Zwemke DRIVER EDUCATION Faith Oberg, Bob Kindwall, Lynette Mordick, David Hadden acaliom 404 Gm 7amoMaw SECRETARIAL PRACTICE JoAnn Kent, Karen Stille, Barbara Hanson Maesel Lietz, Melva Hustedt, Joan Jarvis SPONSORED BY THE ALTA ADVERTISER 22 MECHANICAL DRAWING Ronald Kjolhede, Ronald Carpenter

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No- Mau 44 'QT JuNloR cLAss PLAY rj -Q' ' y 1 fr,.,'W,,. Front Row: Marlene Murphy, Mary Helen McDonald, Linda Enderson, Mrs. Norton Second Row Herbert Johnson Larry Peterson Dennis Brechwald Leon Johannsen fDirecto1-n, Betty Moser, Sandra Braley, Deanna Brechwald. Gaylhen Hinkeldey, Howard Lietz. y 1 I X Third Row: Darryl Frantz, Myrna Murphy, Jackie Gustafson, Carol Radke, Ken Watts. Miss Goodin Mrs. Glendenning Miss Ogilvie Mr. Harper Coach Guthrie Mr, Lundqulst Pamela Jones Buzz Baily Shalimar Ames Midge Murphy Faversham Lightly Tallulah Ploetz Ronald Sassoon Miss Dill Tick Tok Mrs. Ratchet Elmer B. Ames Deanna Brechwald Mary Helen McDonald Linda Enderson Howard Lietz Leon Johannsen Herbert Johnson Carol Radke Dennis Brechwald Betty Moser Sandra Braley Darryl Frantz Marlene Murphy Lary Peterson Myrna Murphy Gaylen Hinkeldey Jackie Gustafson Kenny Watts Probably every high school student has dreamed of being prin- cipal for a day! NO MORE HOMEWORK is the successfully tested and colorful account, suggested by a newspaper story, of what actually happens when circumstances propel three students into the roles of principal, vice-principal, and school secretary at Ames High School. It all begins because Principal Lundquist just has to be away to speak at the State Principals' Convention. Miss Dill, regular school secretary, has a terrible cold and insists on going home for the day. The vice-principal, Mr. Obermayer, is confined to his bed with a high fever. Then it is that Mr. Ames, school board president, decrees that the student council officers shall take over for the day. And that's how Pamela Jones becomes acting-principal! She gets off to a bad start when, in trying to buzz for the jani- tor, she rings the fire alarm bell instead. Then she has to decide whether to stand behind an unpopular teacher and whether to keep the schools star athlete out of the State Basketball Tournament. Not the least of Parn's worries is good-natured Buzz Bailey, acting vico- principal, who grandly advises a gossipy student that There will be no more homework! Then theres Faversham Lightly Jr., who would rather sleep than eat - and spends most of his time doing both! To add to Pam's grief, the home ec. teacher is lateg and Shalimar Ames, her hated rival, turns on her honeyed charm to lure the reluc- tant Buzz into taking over the class - with some truly astonishing results! And finally, with the school play, Rusty Wings, set to open that very night, she loses the key to the trunkful of costumes. However - complications are convincingly resolved in the end. Shalimar's conspiracy to implicate Pam in the robbery of the play- ticket money is exposed, much to the dismay of her pompous father. Rusty Wings takes an unexpected flight of success, with Pamela starring. Even the audience finds itself playing an unexpected part! SPONSORED BY PETERSON MOTOR COMPANY - SPORTSMAN'S Storm Lake - Cherokee Storm Lake