Armstrong High School - Tiger Yearbook (Armstrong, IA)

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KATHLEEN QUESTAD To know me is to low me- weryborly knows me? Birthday-September 28, 1934 Student Senate Secretary 3 5 Secretary 4 5 Basketball 1,2 5 Glee Club 1,4 5 Mixed Chorus 4 5 Band 2,3,4 5 Flute Quartet 1,2,3,4 5 Pep Band 2,3,4 5 Senior P1ay5 One- Act Play: Tiger Tales Reporter 3,4 5 Camera Club 1,2 5 Ping Pong Champion 3. BONITA REDHEAD I may have 1111 i1111oee11t look, but so bas the atomic bombf, Birthday-October 2,' 1934 Senate Representative 2 5 Class President 4 5 Student Senate President 4: Basketball 1,2,3,4 5 Glee Club 2,4 5 Mixed Chorus 4 5 Band 1 5 Senior Class Play: Camera Club 1,2. DGROTHY ROVN Come 0111-a-my house. Birthday-March 4, 1934 Class President 2 5 Student Representative 3 5 Student Council Treasurer 3 5fGlee Club 1,2,3,4 5 Mixed Chorus 4 5 Band 1,2,3,4 5 Sax Quartet 1,2 5 Sax Sextet 3 5 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 5 Junior Class Play 5 Senior Class Playg Camera Club 1,2. DIANE SCHUMACHER He must be taller than If, Birthday-September 28, 1934 Class President 1 5 Cheerleader 1,2 5 Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play5 One-Act Playg Camera Club 1,2 5 Glee Club 4. DAVID SMITH I have an eye for curves, oranges and otherwise. Birthday-July 21, 1935 Basketball 3 5 Cheerleader 2 5 Band 1,2,3 5 Pep Band 1,2,3 5 Brass Quintet 3 5 Cornet Quartet 3 5 Junior Class P1ay5 Camera Club 1,2. QDropped after first sernesterj SYLVIA VIGDAL All that glitters is not gold? Birthday-July 29, 1934 Glee Club 4 5 Camera, Club 1,2.

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KENNETH LEIDING Iwi axle. mr'-I know. Birthday-July 13, 1934 President 3 3 V. Pres. Student Senate 3 3 Baseball 1 3 Ping Pong 3 fChampionJ 3 Ping Pong Doubles Champion 4. JEAN MADSEN OnlsirIe nclivilies ajmprul to mr. Birthday-August l0, 1934 Glee Club 1,2 3 Camera Club 1. MARY JEAN MCKEAN Va1'irty is the Spice of life. Birthday-April 25, 1934 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 3 Chorus 4 3 Nonette 3 3 Band 1,2,3,4 , Student Director 3 Brass Sextetg Brass Quartet: Pep Bandg Senior Play, Ass't Dir. 5 Camera Club 1. CARLA MILLER So many men, .vo little lima Birthday-March 16, 1934 Basketball 1,2,3,4 3 Senior Class Play: Camera Club 1,2. GERALDINE MITCHELL I set fl new srbool dff6'11dl111C6' record. Birthday-September 1, 1933 Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Camera Club 1,2. ROBERT MITCHELL I newr miss an c'11gageme11t. Birthday-October 23, 1932 Senate Representative 4 3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 3 Baseball 1,2,3,4 5 Glee Club 2,3,4 5 Camera Club 1,2. LORAINE PLATH I don't need a claajzeronef' Birthday-May 11, 193 5 Senate Representative 3 :Basketball 1,2,3,4 3 Glee Club 1,4 gMixed Chorus 4 3 Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play 3 One-Act Play 3 Tiger Tales Reporter 2 3 Ass't Editor, Tiger Tales 3 5 Editor, Tiger Tales 4 3 Camera Club 1,2 5 Ping Pong Champion 43 Ping Pong Doubles Champion 4. RUTH QUAM Tbere's 110 place like home. Birthday-May 12, 1935 Student Senate 1 g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Chorus 4 Senior Play Q Camera Club 1,2. -3..

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Class I-listory In the graduating class of 1952, you will find twenty-one bright and happy Seniors. Four of these pupils started out together in Kindergarten in 1939. To start their long journey through school, the four, -Katheleen Questad, Merlyn Askeland, Dorothy Rovn, and Jean Madsen-had as their first teacher Miss Lauton. Do you remember that wonderful little concert band this class had? I do!! The first and second grade years marked the addition of two new and shining faces. They were-Carla Miller in first grade, and Arnold Gaarde, Jr., in second grade. Miss Fear, our first grade teacher, took us on one of the most thrilling trips we have ever had. This was our first train ride to Maple Hill. Miss Skov- gaarde was our second grade teacher. In the third grade, Geraldine Mitchell joined us. With Miss Dushinske as our teacher, we learned more and more of the A. B. C.'s In fourth grade we had Miss Ross as a teacher. It was during this year that some present day band members got their start under Mr. Neimeyer. Fifth grade was a rising year for our class. Bonita Redhead, Loraine Plath, Sylvia Vigdal, and Elna Larsen joined our merry group. Our teacher this year was Miss Thompson. Our class was now older because we were in Junior High. In seventh grade Bob Mitchell and Diane Schumacher joined us, and in eighth grade our new members were George Hypes, Laurel Nelson, and Ann Guerdet. During these three years we were honored by Mrs. Slaba, Mrs. Hendricksen, Miss Miller, Miss Harker, Mr. Campbell, Mrs. Haworth, Mr. Powers, Mr. Ortmeyer, and Mr. Minkler for preparing us for High School. Graduation and the 8th grade banquet were the biggest events in Junior High. Green Freshmen! Mean and Green, as they so whimsically called us! Adjusting ourselves to High School was no problem at all to this jolly group, because in no time at all we were ready to start on the last four years of our journey. In the freshmen year we were honored by seven new members to our class. They were-Kenneth Leiding, Donna Hansen, Evelyn Burgeson, Ruth Quam, janet Heathman, Mary Jean McKean, and Geraldine Neilsen. During this year we lost Melvin Olson and Magnus Anderson. During our Sophomore year we lost Geraldine Neilsen, Dorothy Lou Walter, Richard Larsen, and Donna Hansen. Leanne George, Shirley Anderson, Jerald Danielson, Laurel Nelson, and Herbert Moore left in the Junior year and David Smith in the senior year. During these four years we have had as teachers-Miss Sessler, Mrs. Hinkley, Mr. Hansen, Mr. Hinkley, Mr. Harris, Mr. DeKoster, Mr. Stanley, Miss Rachut, Miss Shaw, Miss Jarvis, Miss MacAfee, Mr. Bentz, Mr. Ortmeyer, Mr. Bogard, Miss Billings, Miss Morse, Miss Mac- Donald, Mr. Hall, and Miss Clark. Our High School years have been marked by many memorable occasions and activities. In ninth grade a Camera Club was started and was in existance for two years. The Ji. year was high lighted by the class play, banquet, and getting our class rings. I don't think the public has ever seen and probably never will see another play like Mountain Justice . We will never forget the fun and hard work we put into the banquet during the two days we decorated the gym. The Senior year is remembered by many more events such as Skip Day, Banquet, Senior Play, and getting our pictures. In May when we leave this school which we have attended for so many years, let our goal be To Rise Higher, Aim Higher because Our Future Lies Within Ourselves . -10..