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

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4-V I-.1 x .fx X414 I v 51 ...- 4 0 BUSINESS MANAGERS Front row: Jerry Endreson tJunior Business Managerl, Ruth West tSenIor Buslness Manageri, 'Agn R Alan Harms nJunior Business Manager: Second row: Jean Mangold, Judy Jones i Thlrd row: Janet Peterson, Ronald Preston. Carolyn Stllle M-If QVGA S ACTIVITY GROUP Front row: Janet Swanson tsenlor Editorj Carole Walton Bonita Johnson Pe8KY Klndwall Virginia Frederlcks Third row: Second row: Jerry Buckendahl. Steve Peterson Paul Ruehmann Fourth row: Dean Brechwsld Dave Anderson THE KING AND QUEEN CROWNING THE QUEEN TH E ROYALTY 23

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EDITORS SECTION Front row: Norman Peterson Mssistant Editorl, Doris Johnson rlidltorl Second row: Janet Porter, Lizobeth Peters, Frances Dahl, Sally Carpenter, Connie Langlet Third row: Janet Bmith, Karen Hartman, Marilyn Murphy, Beverly Hanson Fourth row: Marcia Hutton, Douglas Patten. John Soderquist, Nancy Klndwall ATHLETIC AND HIGH SCHOOL SECTION Front row: Alice Noble tJunior Editorl Second row: Ronald Peterson, Ralph I-Iogancamp, Philip Lietz, Dean Radke, Eleanor Remlllard Third row: Mary Louise Otto. Myron Radke, Dave Davies, Annette Schmide Fourth row: Bob Meredith, Donna Becker, Clayton Porter, Bob McDonald, Loren Wlnterhot Karen Ankerson msslstant Cyclone Staff , l Editor Doris Johnson and her capable assistant l editors, Karen Ankerson and Norman Peterson with the help of Senior editor Janet Swanson and Junior editors, Alice Noble and Diane Holtz, all under the supervision of Max Fuller, the staff ad- , visor, headed this year's publication of the Cyclone. N The entire staff worked diligently to make this 4 yearbook a success. , The yearbook's many activities included the an- , nual yearbook dance which was held March 5. King Bob McDonald and Queen Sally 'Carpenter , who sold the W the evening's W were chosen from the ten salesmen most yearbooks, They reigned over festivities. All yearbook alumni were invited to at- l tend the dance. Early in the spring a yearbook pic- nic was held, all members enjoyed themselves. l The yearbook which is financed entirely by l yearbook sales is a pictorial history of the school's , activities during the year. It includes all classroom activities and extra curricular activities such as: Y football, basketball, track, vocal and instrumental music, the school paper, FFA, GRA, etc. Since we stopped selling advertisements two years ago and concentrated on a house-to-house sales campaign, sales of the yearbook have risen from 180 three ' years ago to an average of 350 for the last two years. i i l l 1 i 1 i SENIOR SECTION , Front row: Editorl Second row: Helene Dahl Mary Carter Judy Coombs Third row: Roger Rydstrom Carol Johnson Dennis Otto Kent Huseman X SALES STAFF Front row: Nancy Pederson, Linda Cone, Malvern Huseman, Margaret Turnquist Second row: Karen Ltetz, Norma, Lichtenberg, Ver- non Hoops Third row: John Grieme, Larry Frantz

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ELEMENTARY AND MUSIC SECTION Front row: Diane Holtz fJunior Editorl Second rovv: Leah Helschke, Karen Hinkeldey, Kenneth Quirk, Ellen Herzberg, Darlys Anderson, Julie Grigg, Lani Slglin Third rciw:bConnie Lichtenberg, James Oquist, Don Gustafson, David Wolfe, Maynard Mohn, Laurel Lich- en erg Fourth rowi Gordon- Radke, David Johnson, Robert Radke, Bob Wolfe, Gary Peterson, Darrell Banta, David Friedrich lr F.F.A. Front row: Mr. Polzien fAdviserl, Allan Pedersen rReporter1, Steve Peterson Isecretaryl, Bill Huseman 4PresidentJ, Richard Hogrefe Wise-Presidentr, Don Gustafson fTreasurerl, Melvin Molgaard 1Sentinelp Second row: Larry Frantz, Stanley Fredericks, James Oquist, Roger Rydstrom, Ed Millard, Mike Stille, Milton Hustedt, Eldon Poller, Phillip Stokes. Jerry Buckendahl Third row: Jerry Meyers, Jim Watts, Allen Jahde, Merlin Ryherd, Dave Anderson, John Nordstrom, Keith Endreson l? ' 24