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Freshman Class Bottom row, l. to r.--Patsy Koch, Dolores Hess,Patricia Brown, Carol Ann Zuber, Shirley Reihman Second row--Bobby Ackerman, Fred Ruedy, Alan Roemig, Raymond Wetterling Third row--Arnold Baumgartner, JoAnn Gideon, Marilyn Williams, Henry Allen Bendorf Absent at the time'the picture was taken--Tommy Reihman, Charles Hoehnle, Roland Williams The freshman class consists of 16 members. Class officers are Carol Ann Zuber, president and student council representative, Bobby Ackerman, vice- presidentg Shirley Reihman, secretary-treasurer. Their sponsor is Mr. Moon. All the freshmen girls belong to the glee club, and Patricia Brown, JoAnn Gideon, Dolores Hess,Patsy Koch, Shirley Reihman, and Carol Ann Zuber are mem- bers of the I-Teens. Carol Ann is worship chairman and Dolores, newsreporter. Arnold Baumgartner, Fred Ruedy, and Alan Roemig are out for baseball. Arnold Baumgartner, Henry Allen BendorL Fred Ruedy,Alan Roemig, Tommy Reihman, and Roland Williams are out for basketball. Of the girls, Pat Brown, JoAnn Gideon, Dolores Hess, and Carol Ann Zuber are out for basketball. On the HI-LITES staff are Dolores Hess and Carol Ann Zuber. On October 13 the freshmen had a hayride in the High-West vicinity. On December 7 they were one of the three classes in the Amana Tbwnship Schools to go to Marengo to have a speech and hearing test. The day before Halloween was another important one for this class. No initiations took place but the freshmerm were required to come to school drea d up. The girls' unique costumes consisted of boots, overalls stuffed with pil- lows, a sweater, and a flannel shirt. The boys, on the other hand, wore hip boots, swimming trunks, and vests. All of them wore transparent raincoats, carried umbrellas, and had a bell around their neck. Polishing seniors' shoes, and carrying buckets filled with treats for the benefit of other AHS students, were other tasks these boys and girls performed. --Dolores Hess and Carol Ann Zuber
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