Armstrong High School - Tiger Yearbook (Armstrong, IA)

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Class of l954 Brick Row: Bernard Verbrugge. Roger Larson, Freddy Walters, Dick Johnson, John Fothergill, Delbert Schealler, Wayne Hoff- meyer, Mary Rasmussen. Third Row: Bob Schwartz, Jack Schultz, Doris Verbruge, LaVonne Peterson, Marlene Wadsworth, Jerry Laffrey, Judy Kingston, LaDonna Porter. Secoml Row: Jane Cheever, Phyllis Horral, Janet Thackrey, Karen Questad, Sharon Opsal, Betty Redhead, Eddie Helgason, Mr. Hinkley Qsponsorj.Fr0I1If Row: JoAnn Cornwall, Mildred Prescott, Harvey Schroeder, Serle Mitchell, Marilyn Porter, Marie Sandt. Absmi: Joy Place, Louise Guerdet. Some people may think we sophomores have a colorless year-no initiation, no Junior-Senior Ban- quet, no class plays. What a misconception! As a sophomore, one is just getting into the swing of things. As freshmen we were eager, excited, cur- ious, and confused. Now we are smooth, suave, sophomores with two more exciting years before us. Not that this has been dull! Class parties, as- sembly programs, class movies, single-leader dis- cussions fa product of English classj , driver train- ing, and even a class play, the infamous Cloud Burst which was supposed to be a tragedy, and it was-these and countless other items combined to give us a year we'll never forget. Twenty Years Hence Jane Cheever-W'ood Carver Joan Cornwall-Fingerprint Classifier John Fothergill-News Commentator Louise Guerdet-Writer of Weekly Gossip Column Eddie Helgason-Beautician Wayne Hoffmeyer-Gravedigger Phyllis Horral-Toy-designer Dick Johnson-Ballet-Dancer Judith Kingston-Mechanic Jerry Laffey-Telephone operator Roger Larsen-Orator Serle Mitchell-Music Composer Sharon Opsal-Streetcar Conductor LaVonne Peterson-Salesman of Explosives Joy Place-Chiropractor LaDonna Porter-Glassblower Marilyn Porter-Dentist Mildred Prescott-Olympic Skiier Karen Questad-Sound-effect man Betty Redhead-Vocal Soloist ..15.. Marie Sandt-Scrubwoman Delbert Schealler-Comedian Bob Schwartz-Bum Jack Schultz-Minister Janet Thackrey--Building Inspector Mary Rasmussen-Bookkeeper Bernard Verbrugge-Tree Surgeon Doris Verbrugge-Veterinarian Marlene Wadsworth-Harness Maker Freddie Walters-Banker

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Staff Angelia fAngyj Geraldine Cjerryj Cora ..,,,............,. - Gadget ,........ Jim ....,., , Director ...,.......,..... Junior Class Play MACT YOUR AGE By William Davidson October 26, 1951 Cast ,,,..,-.Marilyn Burt Helga --.--.,,,,Betty Davis Sandra .,..Y7 Eyvona Jensen Messenger Girl ..... ,, ..-..-..Donald Looft .--,.-.--Jean O'Niell Commander Stone ...., ,.... V .,,.....i . Miss Geraldine Billings Student D1f6CCOf,t-.,,,-. -.-...-,Mary Ellen Peterson Stage Manager ....,.... ....., M r. Allen Heachman Off Stage Voices. ....,,. .. ........ Lawrence Twedt Musical Bridges ,,,.,.. Harold Kinnander Advertising ....... -.-.-.-.Bi1l Eisenbacher Joe Lytle Curtain and Lights .....,i . Property Commttee Stage Crew ........ -..majanice Thorson Rhea Horswell Mary Ellen Peterson Earl Johnson .--MI-larry Helgason Bob Peterson Johnnie Cheever Richard Matheson .-,,,---.---.Duane Lytle Jon Barber Leon Nelson -15

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Class of l955 Back Row: Billy Champney, Gayle Peterson, -lack Richmond, David Nvhite, Robert Leach, Billy Peterson, Arlo Jones, Leo Kirk, Roger Lindell, Stanley Horswell. Third Row: Barbara Redhead, Barbara Richmond, Cheryl Gaarde, Helen Williams, Elgene Anderson, Shirley Higley, Marlene Peterson, Doris Quam, Kathryn Rovn, Lavonne Fretty. Secoml Row: Dale Schu- macher, Don Kinnander, Clifford Plath, Joe Eiscnbacher, Arden Sabin, Clifford Larson, Dick Krumm, Jr., Donald Burgeson, Mr. Hansen Csponsorj. Frou! Row: Darlene Dolf, Violet DiXon, Sharon Lund, Joann Cheever, Roberta Hanson. Absclll: Roger Place. On August 27, 1951, we freshmen came to school unaware of all the fun and friends we would have in high school. Since it was our first year in A.H.S. we were rather shy or green,' as everyone called us. About the time we started to get brave a few of the freshmen were initiated, but from then on we had a lot of fun. We had school parties, sports, and band besides all of the other enter- tainment provided for us, which made us glad that we had come to high school. As this year comes to a close we will never for- get the fun we had as freshmen, and also look forward to another successful year in A.H.S. We freshmen wish the seniors 'lGood Luck in the future. Elgene Anderson-lankiest girl Donald Burgeson-best future farmer Bill Champney-biggest mouth Joan Chcever-nicest smile Violet Dixon-dizziest Darlene Dolf-calmest Dwight Dolf-shortest Joe Eisenbacher-best loafer LaVonne Pretty--quietest Cheryl Gaarde-best musician Roberta Hanson-stubbornest Shirley Ann Higley-reddest hair 4CDaffyniti0ns,' Stanley Horswell-best teaser Arlo Jones-most energetic Don Knnnander-giggliest Leo Kirk-best arguer Dick Krumrn-most unconcerned Clifford Larsen-most bashful boy Robert Leach--tallest Roger Lindell-most scientific Sharon Lund--friendliest Gail Peterson-smartest remarks Marlene Peterson-most flirtatious Bill Peterson-lady's man Roger Place-newcomer Clifford Plath-cleverest Richard Provencher-newcomer Doris Quam-blondest hair Barbara Redhead-best thinker Barbara Richmond-best singer Jack Richmond-best-dressed boy Kathryn Rovn-best cook Arden Sabin-darkest hair Don Schroeder-best general nuisance David White-solemnest Helen NWilliams-best farmers wife