Atlantic High School - Javelin Yearbook (Atlantic, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1956 volume:

W . 1 X X class of 1956 wwuywwwwwww X X Numa ADDRESS Clair Acker Rt 1 Atlantic, Ia. Marlene Alff Humphrey Don Allen 8340 Overbrook Leawood, Ka. 66206 Cathy Andersen Ackerman 309 Scott xGriswold, Ia. Merlyn Andersen Marne Ia. 51552 Linda Arnold Marek 306 E 5th Atlantic, Ia. Nancy Baron Vahlkamp. 1602 N 53rd Omaha, Nebr. 68104 John K. Beier 8010 Barbara Omaha, Nebr. 68124 Ron Bell 1509-1st Ave. W Spencer Ia. 51501 Shirley Bennett Kinen 11504 Oak Atlantic, Ia. U. O. Berry 400 W 6th St Atlantic , Ia: arvin Blakesley 1466 Hilton Est. Dr. Brighton,Mich 48116 Jim Borchardt Elvin Breach Lewis, Ia SPOUSE G DATE OF OCC T ON OC UPAT' N GE CHILDREN Farmer. Diane 8-7-64 Darrin 10 Homemaker Denise 7, Peter Occidental Linda 4-10-66 David 7 Life-Sales Housewife Jeffery 5 Housewife Larry 1971 PairiCK 4 Farmer Q Annie 2 Union laborer . Jolene Davis 18 Cristy Davis 17 Lori Davis 15 Robin Davis 14 Dept of. Marlene 10-29-60 Merchon 10 Trans Homemaker Skip 6 Nelson Equip. Jerry-Foreman 6-8-57 Lisa 17 Bookkeeper Ia. Elec. Gas Division Gus Self Shirley 1959 Scott 16 Wife Q Mother Debra 15 Michael 11 Jeffery 5 Sales Eng. Nancy-Appliance 10-19-63 Dan 13 Alemite,Stewart, Mgr. Gambles Mike 11 Warner Co. of Sherri 10 Omaha Steven 7 NW Bell Tele. Eugene-LP 5 4-57 Douglas 17 Switchboard Gas Salesman Dennis 14 operator-Avon Diana 12 Sales rep. David 6 Ia. Dept. Verdean 5 12-61 Jodene 15 of Trans. Shelby 3 Airline Pilot Lori 6 27-65 Jeffery 11 North Central Domestic Engineer Joel 7 Airlines-Captain Farmer Shirley 2 15-57 Randy 13 Clerk at Rnser 15 Earl May's Don Breneman 2630 Fox Mill Rd. Herndon, Va. 22070 Harold CPeteJ Brown 601 E 21st Atlantic, Ia Richard Brown 1003 E 10 Atlantic, Ia John H. Budd 75 Highland St. Holden, Mass.01520 Jim Carey 102 E 12th Atlantic, Ia Louise Carnell Hacker 1126 Louise Ave. Arcadia, Calif 91006 Marilyn Cars tens en Ihnken 508 Oak Atlantic, Ia Ann Mgr. Brindley Corr1neCCorkyJ 10-12-58 Auto Body Shop Home Engineer Math Teacher Sharon-Adult 8-23- Rosalie Cavanaugh Snyder 911 Chestnut Atlantic, Iowa Raymond Chris tens en 3503 S 114 St. Omaha, Nebr. 68144 Alan Cranston Rt 2 Box 89 Atlantic , Ia Jo Cronn Steele Anita, Ia. 50020 Atha Cross Johnson 540 Ohio St. SW Cedar Rapids, Ia. Ed. teacher, City Councilman 59 Counsel k Sec. Housewife Paul Revere Life Insurance Co Ia.Dept. of Trans.Land Surveyor Homemaker Bill-Banker 4-30-60 Volunteer with Bank of America Grinell Mut. Dallas 6-26-60 Ins. Co.-Sec Dept of Trans US Navy Ret, Molly 3-1-63 TV Repair Housewife Farm wife A Roger 8-11-60 that includes Farmer alot . William Ross Jeannie Dinkey Bornholdt Rt 1 Walnut, Ia. Brian 12 Renee 10 Chris 12 Eric 9 Steven 6 Susan 13 John Gregory A 11 MHie6 Jon 15 Robert 12 Tim 9 Susan 8 Patrick 14 Brian 8 Leann 10 Gina 10 Sherri. 7 Douglas 1 0 Tori Jo 7 Darrell Dreager -3- No. Nat. gas Nadine CKrohnJ 9-14-57 Mark 13 48 Gayland Dr. Co. of Omaha Hswf. also fRt 1 Project Designer volunteers as a !Council Bluffs, Ia. docent at Henry Doorly Zoo Dee Drenner Germer Gary 709 Hazel Glenwood, Iowa Carol Dworniki Templeman Ron Exira, Iowa Joe CRalphD Eckert soo N 54th Council Bluffs, Ia. Robert Elwood 08 Laurel tlantic, Ia. Betty Figgens Pope Production Tom 5-26 ox 41 clerk at Deputy Sheriff Lewis, Ia. Walnut Grove olly Fleming Burgin Ronald RR Harlan, Ia. arilyn Fraizer Clerk in Harlan 8-18 Northrup Jewelry Store Famer R a Homemaker riswold, Ia. Clifford Fudge Tool Eng. for Josephine 1958 t. 5 Maytag,working Thatcher ewton, Ia. 50208 on Special Projects elbert E. Gaines President-Lynch Phyllis 5-25 003 E 18th Corp. M-Tron Ind. Housewife ankton, S.D. 57078 Inc. reg Galiher State Farm Mut. Sharon-Act. 1959 369 Elmhurst Dr. Ins. Claim Supt. Exec. edar Rapids, Ia. 52402 WMT-FM RADIO arol Gress Carlisle Housewife Jim 11-21-62 216 Lyric Dr. Aeronautical t. Worth Tex.76134 Engineer arles Griffen 4th 6 Plum tlantic, Iaa Kimberly 9 Tim 15 Jeff 15 Rodney 16 Becky 12 Jacqueline Jonathan15 Lora 10 Tyrone 3 Kristin 16 Dana 15 Vicki 12 Kelly 11 Todd 10 Nicholas 1 Scott 15 Kelly 13 Paula 8 Garmin Jo 5 -4- Evelyn Hall Sager Harvey 8-17-58 Rt. 2 Farmer Atlantic, Ia. David R. Hansen Ptnr in Law Mary Virginia 2-6-66 RFD 3 Firm of Barker, KG1ngerJ Iowa Falls, Ia.50126 Hansen, a McNeal Teacher Wilbur L. Hansen Seamless Sharon 1969 Atlantic, Ioa. Guttering Nurse Ass't. COwnerD Karen Howard Lillie Housewife G Bob- Ins. 6-21-59 14613 W 89 St. Gen.E1ec.Credit Underwriter Lenexa, Ks. 66215 Corp. A Margaret Jacobsen Dryer KDeceased 6-27-732 Delbert Jepsen MSG 479-56-5631 51328-2 Pueblo Ct. Ft. Hood, Tex 76544 Carol Johnson Housewife A Richard C 5-16-59 Hemmingsen Office worker Farmer Rt. 1 at United Benefit Marne, Ia 51552 Society Daryl Johnson Armstrong Tire Marcia 10-24-64 4o9sE 5rd Fabric Eng. A Housewife Ankeny, Ia.50021 Compounder Earl Johnson Lewis , Ia. Norma Johnson Maas 8513 Ridgemont Dr. Des Moines, Ia. Carolyn Joyce Pike Anesthetist Jerry 8-28-60 10715 Anita Dr. KG.R.N.A.J Naval Architect Lorton, Virg.22079 Janice Kay Petersen Cook Daryll 1-27-57 1902 Oak High School Banker A Atlantic, Iowa Farmer Gayle Kein Newell Hotel Atlantic, Ia. Larry Kessler Roberta Robson 25437 Via Hispano Valencia, Ca. 91555 Marcy 15 Mitzi 14 Mick 10 Boots 3 Jud 1 Dennis 17 John 16 David 15 Daphne 14 Paul 13 Beth 12 Kristi 6 Rodney 10 Kelly 9 Lisa 8 Denise 3 Greg 15 Shelly 13 Cynthia 18 Tamara 1 3 Kevin 11 Q -5- Darrell Knop Farmer Sid Martin 9-20-58 Darren 15 Rt? Bmd12 Atlantic, Ia. Donald L. Knudsen Dept of Trans Pauline 4-18-59 Mark 15 604 E 4th St. Proj Inspector Kirk 15 Atlantic, Ia. David 12 Lanny Kullbom CDeceased 6-26-581 Richard Lane Ptnr.with Ann 4-25-58 Scott 17 600 W 24 Brown's Shoe Todd 15 Ada, Okla 74820 Fit. Co. ' Gwen 15 Mgr.store in Ada Bill Lippencott Co-owner Margaret Neiby 1961 Shaun 14 609 E 14th St. Claremar Co-owner Michelle 15 Atlantic, Ia. Fabrics Claremar Fabrics Kristine 8 Carol Lynch Douglas Charles .608 E 7th St N Newton, Ia 50208 'Sidney Martin Knop Jack of all Darrell 9-20-58 Darren 15 Rt 5 trades,master Farmer Brad 12 7Atlantic, Ia. of none John 0. Molgaard Karen 715 Chester Rd. WinstonfSalem, N.C. 27104 Charlotte Lynch Coleman Bar B-Q Dale Elaine Madsen Restaurant Mgr. 18 105 N 1st Joel 14 Corning, Ark. Casey 15 Kelly 11 IMarlys Moller Berry Roger .Rt 1 Lewis, Ia. gay Mortensen Nicholson William 162 Hanover Ave. -Oakland, 021.94611 Ellen Morton Rutherford Bob 1100 W 6th Atlantic, Iowa arry McCord 406 Sepulveda, Apt.20 epu1veda,Ca.91545 argaret Neiby Ldppencott Bill 1961 Shaun 14 O9 E 14th St. Claremar Fabrics Michelle 13 tlantic, Iowa Kristine arlene Neilsen Beck Charles 25 Sunset Lane tiawatha, Ia. 52255 Robert C. Neiens 10714 Decatur St. Omaha, Ne. 68114 Joyce Nelson Leety 5805 Kingman Des Moines,Ia.50511 Merrill Nelson Oak Grove Trailer Ct. -5- Knob Noster, Ho. 65536 Randall Sch. Donna of Real Estate Secretary Future empl. CBS Realty Hiland Pot. John Chip Co. Electrician Dick Pat Nelson Wright Walnut Grove 900 Mulberry Atlantic, Ia. Supervisor of Data Processing 7-25-66 4-22-76 6-15-58 Harlan Northrup Farmer Marilyn Fraizer 8-18-57 RR Griswold, Ia 51555 Harlan Northrup The Zia Oo. Betty 8-21-65 191 Manhattan Loop Operator Housewife Los Alamos, N.Hex.87544 Nicky Ohms Stephens Homemaker Dick-Dist. 1959 11270 Old Maple Rd. Sales Mgr. Omaha, Ne. Olin Corp Jackie Oakes Pelzer Pelzer Inc. Donald 12-27-60 Rt 1 Chief cook, Self employed Marne, Ia, 51552 dishwasher, fanmer gardener, housecleaner, hired man. Janet Parmley Dryer History David-Airline 6-15-58 125 S Jackson teacher pilot UAL Batavia, Ill.60510 Jr. High Maynard Paul Principal Lois Leander 9-4-60 10020 Portland Ave.S Physicist- Homemaker Bloomington, Mlnn.5542O!Sperr'y Univac Physical Sci. Cresearch dept.J Harold Pellett Univ. of Minn. Shelby 1960 Rt 5 Box 885P Dept. of Horti- Housewife Mound,Minn.55564 culture a Land- scape arch. Jerome Peters Amer.Bldgs. Dorothy 12-4-70 Rt 2 welder 8 Nurse Walnut, Ia. farmer Peggy 7 Bridget 5 Vikki 18 Tamie 16 Allen 14 Rick 16 Kristi 15 Lmmy9 Rodney 16 Becky 12 Michael Y Michelle Darcy Judy Jerry Sue Jeffery 8 Jon Paul Kymberly Leslie 15 Lori 14 Brad 12 Lori 15 Darwin 14 Loren 12 Linda 9 Deanne 7 Cindy 2 m Bruce 2 Cynthia 1 3 5 1 O aim Petersen ,010 Chestnut Sta 1tlant1c, Ia merry Pooh 11 Roger St. Lhicopee, Ma.01023 iarlene Pooh Perkins darlene Redler ' Kostszewa ,751 El Ranchero- Verde Drive fa Palma,Ca.9062O -Tm DOT H1 ghway o Self Emply. Chemicals Speech Q Hearing Path General Tele Directory Comp Clerk roberta Robson Kessler P3437 Via Hispano .alencia, Ca. 91355 morothy Rudy Olena M. Schmitt Jensen nreynor, Ia. 51575 Nadine Schwanke Zimmerman cox 19165 opeka, KS. 66619 wav Shackson Smith 00 Fincastle Dr. mlacksburg,Va.24060 ary Ann Sieck Keim -12 Locust -tlantic, Ia erry B. Skipton fo Jim Skipton '618 D Omaha, Nebr. ' il Sommerfeld Teacher High Sche Library NW Bell Operator Sales Mgro 2006 Gettysburg Dr. US Plywood Corp. nsburg, Ohio 44087 ed Stenberg 512 Cyclone Ave. farlan, Ia. 51537 lanice Strand Robinson Nurse 340 Shubrick Ave. Instructor ew Orleans, La. 70127 VA Hosp. Judy Housewife Pat Med.Lab. Supervisor Sheppard Air Force Officer John Machinist Larry Merlin Val Mary Ann Karen Homemaker Barb Charles Carpenter 12-27-58 5-9-70 11-27-70 9-21-57 1-5-61 1970 Marci 16 Monte 14 Mindi 12 Macye 6 Matthew ll Q Malia 5 Ricky 17 Darcy 11 Laurie 17 Kristen 10 Kevin 1 5 Jan 13 Jeff 11 Amy 16 mo I Robert Taylor 720 Saratoga Ave. San Jose, Ca.95139 Jeanette Templeman Smith Rt. 2 Atlantic, Ia Judy Thatcher vmitton 1090 Tucson St. Aurora, Cole 80011 Barbara Thurman Newman Rt. 2, Box 106 Griswold, Ia. 51555 Carol Turner Livingston Rt 7, Box 7547-A Bainbridge Island Wash. 98110 Eleanor CSussieD Van Cleave Brock 12311 Pandora Dallas Texas 75258 Carolyn Vlerck Preuss 8810 Western Omaha, Ne. Richard Voss 2555 Northview Dr. Marion,Ia.52302 ig- Precision Monolithics Financial Analyst Nurse Aide Heritage House Teacher Sec. Noble U.M. Church Salesperson Deschamps Real Estate Housewife Hairdresser Mr. Merle's Aid d Instructo in Bus Ad Coe College Diane Wahlert Mueller 4321 Cartagena Dr. San Diego Ca. 92115 Edna Wallace Athay Dixie Wardrip Mitchell Rt 5 Vine Grove, Ky.40175 Margaret Weisharr CDeceased 9-18-635 Delores Westphalen Johnson Rt 2 Griswold, Ia. Bookkeeper Lyman Produee Richard Farmer M Wonder Bread Dennis Auto Body repair Roger-VP, Gen.M r. Chiat?Day Advertising Bernie OwnerfOperator Allied Mobile Power Wash 10-3-55 6-29-58 12-27-59 6-15-TO Dir.of FinancialConnie,Viol1st 6-22-65 r with Cedar Rapids Symphony d C.R. Chamber Orch. Robert John Wayne 5 Body Mechanic -9-58 Glen 20. Diane 16 Linda 16 Nancy 14 Kevin 0 Kelly 4 Kimberly 1 Dmdd1Q Linda 15 Libby 12 Scott 2 mo Cynthia 18 Monika 14 Tanya 9 Eric 5 Wade 17 Clark 14 Betty Gene White Shandy 16 Moon Circle Box n Kam MaryXAnn Wilkensen Baruch 1749-1 62nd Ave NE Bellevue, Wa. 98008 Donnis Wohlenhaus Petersen 2421 N 75th St. Lincoln, Ne. 68507 'onald Wolf l Dave Worthington 203 W 14 St. tlantic, Ia. Tary Yoken Lewis ox 246 tlantic, Ia. Stanley Zellmer 406 Grand Ave. owners Grove , ll. 60515 -ge Ronald-Ownerf 5-9-59 Operator Shandy Apco Service Domestic Eng, Q Bookkeeper for Shandy Apco Dental James-Field 1963 Hygienist engineering scheduler Clark Walnut Grove Donnie 8-14-65 Supervisor of Housewife Customer Billing . 8 Order Processing Richard 11-23-56 Fire Truck Driver Agronomist Mary 1-29-59 Land Reclamation Housewife Program,Energy 5 ' Environmental Div. Argonne Natl. Lab. Douglas 1 Bryan 1 5 Lisa 11 1 Uennise 5 Charlotte Cathy 16 Ricky 10 Randy 7 Mark 16 Susan 14 Paul 12 5 . I s E , ..,.e-azuw-.f-g:: v.W,NN, ,-w1,wwwwmw1,. ,.,, ff M-Jw f, .W,. ..M.,...... M H- ,.,. ,. .,,, :f ---- :wwwwwm.1ma:wwfwwQmwM.mnwMN,-.v:-.wmmwmmx mm-W -f'- --W-vm W H L.L......M,,......, www .,,.. .WM ,W,v,.,,.,.W., , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 VELIN Published By The SENIORS OF 1956 ATLANTIC HIGH SCHOOL Atlantic, Iowa FOREWORD Another year has been completed --another chapter in your life at Atlantic High School. For some, this year has marked the beginning of a new phase on their journey through lifeg for others, it means the completion of this phase and the preparation for still higher attainments. For everyone, this year has held the opportunity to participate in what the Atlantic High School has to offer. We have assembled this book with the hope that, in the years to come, it will help you remember and relive your experiences here at AHS. In a few short years your life here will be only memories. On these pages you will find those very memories--the informal after-game dances, the crowded cafeteria line, the exciting week of homecoming, the big conference games, the shouts and laughter in the halls between classes, instrumental groups practicing in the band room, the cheerleaders and their noisy pep assemblies .......... All these are the memories that will live forever in your hearts and will be cher- ished in years to come. We hope you will keep this book and that each year you will tum the pages and recall your pleasant associations at AHS. M og u flame QQ, ' c TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION .......... . 1 ADMINISTRATION 8: FACULTY . . . . 7 SENIORS .............. . . 13 UNDERCLASSMEN , , , , 29 ORGANIZATIONS . . . . 37 FINE ARTS .... . . 43 SPORTS . . . . . 59 SCHOOL LIFE , . . '71 JUNIOR HIGH . . . . . '77 SCHOOL CALENDAR, . . . 86 ' 3 Carol Turner Beverly Shackson Margaret Neiby Assistant Editor Editor Business Manager IAVELIN STAFF Mr. Wood Sponsor Mary Yokom Staff Assistant Nancy Baron Staff Assistant Nadine Schwanke Staff Assistant Donna Ohms Staff Assistant FV 5 A i S E s Evelyn Hall Mary Ann Sieck Staff Assistant Staff Assistant IN EMORIAM PHYLLIS ORTON We, the students and faculty, print this page in memory of Phyllis Orton who died on Apriy 14, 1954, at the age of 15. Phyllis attended the eighth and ninth grades here in Atlantic High School with this year's Xsenior class. She was very active in church and community affairs. F.H.A. and G.A.A. were among her school acti- vities. Phyllis' ambition and sunny outlook on life will always be re- membered by those whh knew her. 5 WE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER - - - E BILL TEMPLETON Bill Templeton will long be remembered in the hearts of both students and faculty of A. H. S. Mr. Templeton coached the junior high boys until last year and then because of poor health, gave it up. Bill taught eighth grade civics and seventh grade science. He was also in charge of the school buses. Because of Mr. Templeton's great interest in hobbies, especially fish and dogs, he got many of his students interested in hobbies of their own. Mr. Templeton was a great help and inspiration. He always had a friendly smile and a pleasant word for everyone. Our community and school has lost a great man. lt is the wish of the staff to commemorate this page in his honor. 6 3 K H I if 5 SUPERINTENDENFS MESSAGE For the past four years you have been living in the world of the school, the home, the church, and the community. During this time you have made an appraisal of your interests, aptitudes, abilities, and personality and have form- ulated a set of values by which you will live. As teachers, one of our goals is that your set of values includes the knowledge that the moral structure of your community is determined by the total of all the forces at work in the school, home, church, and community, and that the community is at its best when in- dividuals have chosen the highest standards by which to live. QWJQLAU PRINCIPAIJS MESSAGE ' 'J s M at . assi , W Q2 gig? 255 figs-ri E1 BT is gg Ao 5 L4 lx 1 :SE To the Seniors of 1956: In the future, as you look through these pages, may your regards for the Atlantic High School be even higher than they are now. To the Underclassmenz May your every action add to the prestige of your high school. May you continue to profit from your associations in this school. do-L 9 'BOAREPOFIHNUCATNJ UPPER ROW: Dr. E. I. James, Dr. James Bailey, Mr. Claude Malone. LOWER ROW: Mr. Lee Gregersen, M.r. C. D. Emmen, Presidentg Miss Edith Shank, Secretary. FACULTY MARY HELEN ANDERSON ALMA M. BECKWITH ETHEL M. BLACK World History Library TYPUIS Y-Teen Sponsor Study Hall Secretarial Practice r ALLEN T. BOLLER Industrial Arts Drawing LOWELL CLAUSON General Science 10 Biology LILLIAN COCHRANE American History Latin American Relations FRANCES FALKENHAINER Homemakingl and H F.H.A, Sponsor ED FREESE Driver Education Basketball Coach Jr. High Football JOHN HUNTER Boys' Physical Education, Foot- ball and Track Coach, Jr. High Basketball Coach GLADYS KLUEVER Plane Geometry Latin I Latin II S as Q f if -' if l s ,er -,.::--,--an sz:-s .. , ,,., E::25EEi.zii, ,in A ,L aw -if Zi as .. ,t 3 QW!297522:gfsxfgifgiiflgsgfsiissiise, . r.. -- i. in mm ,fl has all-.ea -,, A-Q, 117.5--:.,:si AX s .. 3 -- .. .. Q15 If H -L 'f',E 2i,:.:25.. iiriii s -'-- , .. t, 2 -as es,szgfgfs,.gf, fs. 2 sqisf A- ws waz ss, 1 .' J: Q1 2Jieqglwa-ffsifiils. new ,Qif2gf22JSfs'1s11fS2, Haifsijfggfg Egagszs' oy,-,,.f,,.1g,f A.,A--' was-f ':,fs-as sgizll-izssidilf-52'-:i3gs1d'f : s::.::rm: . i . . sa-,is,,-isnsrswwfs ., M I-, -, , 5 -- .-3355:-5,mrzgifisgfxfsuft wizaia 1.-Hz: 'Sign 2 -a,.'-na 'f , tt-. . W- me 2955325-1 -m-N' U A E ----f-' .. ww, i.o,,. ww ,:iW, ,L , . ,. I. LORNA MILLER Physical Education Sponsor of G.A.A. A. A. , Cheerleade and Rope Jumpers rs, DICK MUILENBURG Assistant Coach Mathematics JEANNE HOWORTH American Literature Grammar and Composition, Sponsor of The Needle JIM KING Chemistry Physics General Math ARTHUR W. MEYER Instrumental Music CHARLES D. ROSENQUIST General Science English 9 T. A. SHARPLES American Prob- lems, Typing JOHN WOOD Speech and Dra- matics, English 9, English Lit- erature EDITH SHANK Secretary for Board ofEduca- tion and Super- intendent ROBERT E. NIPP Animal Husbandry, Farm Crops, Farm shop, Farm Manage- ment, Farmers A- dult Evening School CLEO RAYL Senior Commerce, Bookkeeping, Short- hand I MRS. REIMER: Assistant Sec., Supt. Office JOHN THOMAS General Science English 9 EUNICE THOMPSON American Liter- ature, English 10 DELMA G. WRIGHT Junior and Sen- ior High Vocal Music MRS. GARNETT POTTER Secretary to Mr. Tripp s V - A + i N Clair Clarence S E N Merlyn Viggo Acker Marlene Jean Alff Donald Lloyd Allen Andersen Lrnda Lee Arnold g :xg ' 1 Q John Kenneth Beier Shirley Ann James Ora Marvin Wagner Bennett Berry Blakesley 14 Nancy Lou Baron Ronald Wayne Bell Elvin Dwayne Breach Donald Lee Harold Eugene Richard Frank John Herbert Brene man Brown Brown Budd 's s James Eugene L011iSe FSIH C31-ey ' C3.1'l'1Gl1 Marilyn Ruth Raymond D011 C arstensen Ch-Yi SIC DSCD Alan Leroy Luella JoAnne Darrell Lee Joseph Ralph Cranston Crou Dreager Eckert 15 Robert Dean Betty Ann Marilyn Jean Clifford LeRoy Elwood Figgins Fraizer Fudge Delbert Earl Gaines Galiher Gregory Lee Carol Julienne Gress Griffin Charles Edward Evelyn Myrna David Rasmussen Wilbur Leroy Karen Marie Hall Hansen Hansen Howard 'I6 Margaret Merel Delbert Hans Carol Eileen Daryl Lee Jacobsen Jepsen Johnson Johnson 2 E Earl Eugene Carolyn Sue Johnson J oyce , .,, f ., W Q , 1 ...... K s Janice Marilyn LHIIY L66 Kay Kessler Darrell Lee Donald Leroy Lanny James Richard Harold Knop Knudsen Kullborn Lane 17 William ROSS Carol LeAnn Sidney Louise J0hI1 Charles Lippincott Lynch Martin Molgaard Marlys Ann Moller Margaret Anne Neiby Kay Lavon Mortensen Robert Charles Neiens Joyce Ann Merrill Dean l Patricia Ann Harlan Leslie Nelson Nelson Nelson Northrup Marlan Lowell Northrup Maynard Carlton Paul Jacqueline Jo Donna Nicholine Janet Jean Oakes Ohms Parrnley Harold Mervin Pellett panama Jerome Delbert Peters Fu? 3 Jerry Dean Marlene Mae Poch Poch I9 James Ray Petersen J El 5 s Marlene Mary Roberta Ann Redler Robson Olena Mae Nadine Marie Beverly Joan Mary Ann Gretchen Schmitt Schwanke Shackson Sieck .Terry Basil Skipton Theodore William Stenberg 5 ,srl f x has V ., E Phillip Harold Sornmerfeld , Jr Janice Maxine Strand Robert Clark Judith Lou Barbara Jean Carol Jean Taylor Thatcher Thurman Turner Eleanor Karen Carolyn Jane Richard Lee Lena Edna VanCleave Vierck Voss, Jr. Wallace D1x1e Lea W ardrrp Margaret Ann Welshaar ...JH Delores Ethel Westphalen 4 Mary Ann Wilkinson ' W MM Donnis Lee Ronald Marion Mary Bernita Stanley Dean Wohlenhaus Junior Wolf Yokom Zellmer I i SENIORS' ACTIVITIES CLAIR ACKER: MarchingBand3,45ConcertBand 3,45 Pep Band 45 Dance Band 45 Saxophone Quartette 45 Choir 45 FFA l,2,35 Parliamentary Procedure 35 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Class Play Cast 3,45 All School Play Production Staff 3. MARLENE ALFF: GAA 2,35 Class Play Production Staff 35 Class Play Cast 45 Cadet Teacher's Corp 3,4. DON ALLEN: Marchin Band 1,25 Concert Band l, 2,35 Pep Band 25 Dance Band 2,35 Trumpet Quartette 35 Hi-Y 2,35 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Track 1,2,3. MERLYN ANDERSEN: Basketball 35 Track 1. LINDA ARNOLD: Girls' Glee Club 1,35 Choir 45 Needle 45 GAA 1,25 Y-Teens 1,25 Class Play Cast 35 Student Council 15 Quill and Scroll 4. NANCY BARON: Girls' Glee Club 35 FHA 1,25 Y- Teens 45 Class Play Production Staff 45 Javelin 4. JOHN BEIER: FFA l,2,3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Football l,2, 3,45 Track 1,2,3. RONALD BELL: Choir 45 FFA 1,2,35 Vocal Solo 45 Hi-Y l,2,3,4, SHIRLEY BENNETT: Girls' Glee Club l,2,3,45 FHA l,2,35 GAA l,2,3,45 Class Play Cast 3. J. O. BERRY: MARVIN BLAKESLEY: Marching Band 2,3,45 Con- cert Band 2,3,45 Pep Band 45 All State Choir 45 Choir 3,45 Mixed Quartette 45 Vocal Solo 3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Football 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,25 Class Play Cast 35 Boys' Octette 45 Class Play Production Staff 4. ELVIN BREACH: Choir l,2,3,4. DON BRENEMAN: Class Play Production Staff 35 Boone 1. DICK BROWN: Hi-Y l,2,3,45Footba1l1,2,3,45Basket- ball l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Science Club 45 Student Council 4, Vice-President 4, HAROLD BROWN: JOHN BUDD: Needle 4, Co-Business Manager 45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Basketballl,2,3,45Track l,2,35 Class Play Cast 3,45 Class Vice-President 45 Student Council 2. .TIM CAREY: Hi-Y 2,35 Basketball l,2, LOUISE CARNELL: Marching Band l,2,3,45 Concert Band l,2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Needle l,3,4, Co-Editor 45 GAA l,2,45 Y-Teens l,2, 3,4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Class Play Cast 35 Class Play Production Staff 45 Golf 15 Student Coun- cil 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Treasurer of Iowa High School Press Association 3. MARILYN CARSTENSEN: Marching Band 45 Concert Band 45 GAA 35 Y-Teens 4, RAYMOND CHRISTENSEN: ALAN CRANSTON: Football l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Student Council 3. Jo ANNE CRON5 Girls' Glee Club 2,3,45 FHA 1, GAA 2,3,4. DARRELL DREAGER: Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Class P1ayPro- duction Staff 4. RALPH ECKERT: BOB ELWOOD: FFA l,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3. BETTY FIGGINS: FHA 1,25 GAA l,2,3,4. MARILYN FRAIZER: MarchingBand l,2,3,45Concert Band l,2,3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Clarinet Quartette 2,3,45 Mixed Clarinet Quartette 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 2,35 Choir 45 GAA 15 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Class Play Cast 45 Class Play Production Staff 35 Homecoming Queen Attendant 4. CLIFFORD FUDGE: Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2, 3,45 Track 1,2,35 Class President 45StudentCounci14. DELBERT GAINES: Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Class Play Cast 3,45 Football l,2,3,45Basketbal1l,2,3,45Track l,2,3,4. GREG GALIHIER: Needle 45 Hi-Y 1,2,35 Football 1,25 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track 1,25 Class Play Cast 3,45 Class President 25 Golf 3,4. CAROL GRESS: Girls' Glee Club l,2,3,45 FHA 35 GAA 3,45 Class Play Cast 45 Cadet Teacher's Corp 3, 45 Vice-P resident 45 Homecoming Queen Attendant 4. CHARLES GRIFFIN: FFA l,2,3,4, Treasurer, Re- porter5 Football 15 Track 1, EVELYN HALL: Girls' Glee Club 35 FHA 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Speech 35 Cadet Teacher's Corp 3.4, President 4. DAVID HANSEN: Marching Band l,2,3,45 Concert Band l,2,35 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 45 Trumpet Quartette 45 Boys' Octette 2,45 All State Quartette 45 Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Secretary 35 Class Play Cast 3,45 One Act Play 45 Speech 45 Double Mixed Quartette 25 Student Cotmcil 35 Science Club 4. WILBUR HANSEN: Gray Consolidated 1. KAREN HOWARD: Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Flute Quartette 2,45 Girls' Glee Club 15 Choir 2,3,45 GAA 15 Y-Teens l,2, 3,4, Vice-President 45 Class Play Cast 3,45 Student Council 15 Twirler 2,3,4, MARGARET JACOBSEN: Girls' Glee Club 25 FHA 15 GAA 2,3. DELBERT JEPSEN: CAROL JOHNSON: Girls' Glee Club 15GAA1. DARYL J OHNSON5 Hi-Y 2.3.4, Treasurer 45 Manager 1,2,3,45 Class Play Production Staff 35 Class Secretary 2. EARL JOHNSON: Track 1. CAROLYN JOYCE: Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Band l,2,3,45 Clarinet Quartette 35 Mixed Clarinet Quartette 45 Girls' Glee Club 25 Choir 3,45 Mixed Quartette 45 Girls' Sextette 45 FHA 45 GAA 1,35 Y- Teens l,2,35 Class Play Cast 3,45 Class Secretary 15 Student Council 3. JANICE KAY: Girls' Glee Club l,2,35 Choir 45 FHA 2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Class Play Cast 35Cadet Teacher's Corp 3. LARRY KESSLER: Marching Band l,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Class Play Cast 3,45 One Act Play 45 Cadet Teacher's Corp 3. DARRELL KNOP: Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Dance Band 45 Par- liamentary Procedure 35 FFA l,2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Hi-Y 2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Class Play Cast 45 Class Play Production Staff 35 Saxophone Quartette 4. DON KNUDSEN: Hi-Y 15 Football 45Basketball1,3,45 Track 35 Mixed Chorus 1. LANNY KULLBOM: Mixed Chorus 15 Choir 3,45Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Class Play Production Staff 35 All School Play Cast 3,45 Speech 2,3,4. DICK LANE: Football 1,25 Track l,2,35 Class Play Production Staff 45 Speech 4. BILL LIPPINCOTT5 Marching Band 2,3,45 concert Band l,2,3,45 Class Play Cast 3,45 Cadet Teacher's Corp 3. CAROL LYNCH5 Girls' Glee Club 15 Choir 2,3,45 Piano Solo l,2,3,45 Accompanist 1,2,3,45 Needle 45 GAA 1,25 Y-Teens 1,25 Student Council35Homecoming Queen Attendant 45 Quill and Scroll 4. BEVERLY SHACKSON: Marching Band l,2,3,45 Con- cert Band l,2,3,45 Pep Band 45 French HornQuartette 2,35 Girls' Glee Club l,2,35 FHA 45 Javelin 4, Editor 45 GAA 45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Class Play Cast 3,45 All School Play Production Staff 45 Speech 45 Student Council 1,45 Mixed Chorus 15 Golf lg Tennis 15 Home- coming Queen Attendant 45 Quill and Scroll 4. JERRY SKIPTON: Choir 2,3,45Mixed Chorus 1. PHILLIP SOMMERFELD: Hi-Y l,2,35 Football 1. Colorado 3. TED STENBERG: Football 1,45 Track 1,2,3,45 FFA45 Junior FFA 4, Treasurer 45 ParliamentaryProcedure 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Class Play Production Staff 3,45 All School Play Production Staff 3. JANICE STRAND: Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2, 3,45 GAA 1,2,3,4. ROBERT TAYLOR: Marching Band l,2,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Football l,2,45 Basketball l,2, 3,45 Track l,2,35 Class Play Production Staff 35 Class Play Cast 4. JUDY THATCHER5 Girls' Glee Club 2,3,45 GAA l,2, 3,45 Y-Teens 1,25 Class Play Cast 45 Class Play Production Staff 3. BARBARA THURMAN: Marching Band 2,3,45Concert Band 2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,3,45 Class Play Pro- duction Staff 35 Cheerleader 45 Homecoming Queen 4. CAROL TURNER: Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 FHA 15 Y-Teens 25 Class Secretary 35 Class Play Production Staff 35 Class Play Cast 45 Homecoming Queen Attendant 45 Javelin 4, Assistant Editor5 Quill and Scroll 4. ELEANOR VAN CLEAVE: MarchingBand2,3,45Con- cert Band 2,3,45 Dance Band 2,3,45 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Choir 3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Rope Jumper 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Class Play Cast 45 Class Play Pro- duction Staff 35 Cadet Teacher's Corp 3,45 Twirler 2,3,4. CAROLYN VIERCK5 Marching Band 3,45 Concert Band 3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Drum Ensemble 3,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 Vocal S0105 FHA l,2,35 GAA l,2,35 Y-Teens 25 Class Play Cast 45 All School Play Production Staff 3. RICHARD VOSS: Needle 2,4, Co-Editor 45 Hi-Y l,2, 3,4, Treasurer 3, President 45 Football 1, 2,3,45 Basketball 152,35 Track l,2,35 National Honor Society SIDNEY MARTIN Marching Band 2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 45 French Horn Quartette 35 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Choir 3,45 Girls' Trio 35 Mixed Quartette 35 Girls' Sextette 45 Vocal Solo 45 GAA 1,2,35 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Class- Play Cast 45 Class Play Production Staff 35 One Act Play 4. .T OHN MOLGAARD Hi-Y 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Class Play Cast 3,45 Science Club 4, President 45 Student Council 4, Treasurer. MARLYS MOLLER Girls' Glee Club l,2,3,45 FHA 2,3,45 GAA 1. KAY MORTENSEN Girls' Glee Club 35 Choir 45 GAA 35 Elk Horn l,2. MARGARET NEIBY FHA 1,25 Javelin 4, Business Manager 45 GAA l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 35 Class Play Cast 3,45 All School Play Production Staff 3,45 One Act Play 45 Speech 45 Cadet Teacher's Corp 3,45 Girls' Glee Club l,2,3. BOB NEIENS Hi-Y 2,35 Basketball 1, J' OY CE NELSON Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Class Play Production Staff 3. MERRILL NELSON FFA 1,2,3,4. PAT NELSON Girls' Glee Club l,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,35 GAA 1,2,3,45 Homecoming Queen Attendant 4. HARLAN NORTHRUP FFA 1,2,3,4, President 45 Iowa Farmer Degree 4, MARLAN NORTHRUP Marching Band l,2,35 Concert Band 1,2,35 FFA 1,2,35 Hi-Y 1,2,35 Class Play Production Staff 4, JACKIE OAKES Choir 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-Pres- ident 45 Class Play Cast 35 Speech 45 Class Vice- President 1. DONNA OHMS FHA 1,25 Javelin 45 GAA l,2,3,45 Tumbling 15 Class Play Production Staff 35 Speech 4. MAYNARD PAUL All State Choir 45 Choir 2,3,45 Madrigal 3,45 Mixed Quartette 25 Boys' Quartette 45 Boys' Octette 2,45 All State Qiartette 45 Basketball 15 Track 15 Student Council l,2,45 Class President 15 Class Vice-Pres- ident 3. JANET PARMLEY Girls' Glee Club 15 All State Choir 3,45 Madrigal 3,45 Girls' Trio 3,45 Mixed Quartette25Girls'Sextette 15 Vocal Solo 2,3,45 All State Quartette 3,45 Needle 45 GAA 15 Tumbling 2,35 Class Play Production Staff 3,45 All School Play 35 Mixed Chorus 1. HAROLD PELLETT Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band l,2,3,45 Needle 35 Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Class Play Pro- duction Staff 45 Science Club 4. JEROME PETERS FFA 2,3,4. JIM PETERSEN Football l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,35 Class Play Production Staff 45 Speech 4, JERRY POCH Football 1,2,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,35 Class Play Cast 45 Choir 3,4. MARLENE POCH Marching Band 25 Concert Band 1,25 Girls' GleeC1ub 15 Choir 2,45 Needle 45 GAA 15 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Girls' Sextette 45 Mixed Double Quartette 4, MARLENE REDLER Girls' Glee Club l,2,3,4. ROBERTA ROBSON Girls' Glee Club 25 Choir 3.4: Madrigal 3.4: VOC-H1 Solo 35 FHA 25 Needle 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Class Play Production Staff 35 Cadet Teacher's Corp 3,45 Y-Teens 35 All School Play Production Staff 45 Speech 45 Wiota 1. OLENA SCI-IMITT GAA l,2,3,4, NADINE SCHWANKE Girls' Glee Club 15 Javelin 45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Class Play Production Staff 3. MARY ANN SIECK FHA 15 Javelin 45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Tumbling 2,35 Class Play Production Staff 45A1l School Play Cast 4, 3,45 Class Play Cast 3,45 All School Play Cast 35 All School Production Staff 45 One Act Play Cast 45 Class President 35 Student Council 2,3,4. EDNA WALLACE: Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4. DIXIE WARDRIP: Girls' Glee Club 35 GAA 3,4. Lewis 15 Griswold 2, MARGARET WEISHAAR: Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,45 GAA 15 Y-Teens 4. DELORES WESTPHALEN: Choir 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 45 Class Play Production Staff 3. MARY ANN WILKINSON: Needle 4: GAA l,2,3,45 Y- Teens 1,25 Class Play Production Staff 3,45 A1lSchool Play Cast 35 Student Council 35 Class Secretary 4. DONNIS WOHLENHAUS: Girls' Glee Club 1,29 Choir 3,45 GAA 3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Class Play Cast 35 All School Play Production Staff 35 Class Vice-President 25 Cadet Teacher's Corp 3,45 Secretary 4. RONALD WOLF: FFA 35 Class Play Production Staff 4. Exira High School l,2. MARY YOKOM: Marching Band 45 Concert Band 45 Javelin 45 Y-Teens 3,45 Class Play Cast 3,4, Audubon l,2. STANLEY ZELLMER: Parliamentary Procedure 35 FFA 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Football 1,25 Track 15 Class Play Production Staff 3,45 Student Council 4, President 4, :Sis if Sieck M. S ussie 5 r-0 EVGIYU IZ -D o an P1 5 W 4 MWA' if I 1 ,A 93 Kiwi I ara Q . fz:Wz V I .5 , T i . ff ..r Y e SSW I-Q SUN vfwfaewmssmekwgw 3453355WWE?i'?3W?fS 'Sf i,Svigiifllifgzizxilif 5 S 5 iflifgiififf ggl i fi o Q U . 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SECOND ROW: Jerry Snow, Jim Roland, Gerald Schwartz, Pat Smiley. THIRD ROW: Yvonne Stillian, Norma Rathman, Rosalie Stenberg, Shirley Saville, Elizabeth Porter. BOTTOM ROW: Joan Spieker, Anna Sorenson, Eleanor Shackson, Linda Romine, Mary Peterson, Betty Redler. UPPER ROW, Left to Right: Larry Madsen, Russell Wyman, Dennis Craney, Russell Burgman, Robert Cook, .Terry Chase. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Cole, David Dryer, Billy Myers, Bill Brown, Sharon Carr. THIRD ROW: Rita Boyd, Anna Andersen, Nancy Begley, Judy Anderson, Ardelle Andersen, J o Ann Baker. BOTTOM ROW: Patricia Comes, Caren Carl, Patricia Dutton, Sharon Davis, Georgia Dill. NOT IN PICTURE: John Riley, Dick Switzer. 30 UPPER ROW, Left to Right: Larry Kay, Walter Giegerich, Jim Fowler, David Goeken, Charles Fuglsang, Larry J ohnson. THIRD ROW: Burnal Kleen, Lonnie Howard, Larry Lay, Gary Giese, Norman Gillihan, Howard Harmsen. SECOND ROW: Jack Foster, Kenneth Gipple, Terry James, Claudia Flick, Connie Kluever, Claude Hayes. BOTTOM ROW: Kathryn Jensen, Violet Brouwers, Dorthy Eagan, Nancy Mc- Arthur, Loretta Waul, Sharon Goff, Elaine Eckenfels. UPPER ROW, Left to Right: Charles Westphalen, Lloyd Wheatly, Dick Wright, Larry Warren, Jerry Wheatly. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Wester, Franklin Hansen, Ronald Voss, Ronald Weaver, Tom Taylor. SECOND ROW: Norma White, Martha Rogers, Jo Ruth Thatcher, Sara Vawter, Louise Vidmar, Bonnie Thomsen, Linda Vorrath. BOTTOM ROW: Wanda Turner, Jean Turner, Barbara Tripp, Marcia Wein- heimer, Joan Templeman, Kay Woodring. NOT IN PICTURE: Mary Nelle Voss. 31 UPPER ROW, Left to Right: Dale Nielsen, David Needles, John Moriarty, Roger Martens, Ralph Marxen, Gene Leslie. THIRD ROW: Duane Pauley, Kenneth Lund, Ernie Lillard, Gary Mehl, Robert Landon, Robert Nicholsen. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Nelsen, Jane Petersen, Marjorie Knight, Corrine Littlefield, Kathryn Lowe, Marlene Pedersen. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Ann Pelzer, Marlene Lane, Kay Kopp, Myrna Miller, Phyllis Miller, Carol Sue Lynch. NOT IN PICTURE: Sharon Mc Cauley. SOPHOMORES 5 UPPER ROW, Left to Right: Jerald Kinzie, Larry Johnson, Edwin Mathisen, Reed Warren, Kenneth Moorman, .Terry Harmsen, Bill Dimig, THIRD ROW: J im Lowary, Dale Wilson, David Potter, Russell Gillett, Dean Esbeck, Jerald Hansen, Lawerence Boggs. SECOND ROW: Barbara Lang, Mary Lischka, Linda Fisher, Ramona Roberts, Carol Christensen, Lucille Grulke, Sandra Budd, Carol Willenburg. BOTTOM ROW: Betty Peterson, Margaret Swolley, Pearl Petersen, Arlene Moller, Barbara Petersen, Patricia Hoegh, Orlene Schrader, Phyllis Baxter. NOVT IN PICTURE: Robert Camp, Keith Roland. 32 UPPER ROW, Left to Right: Fay Eblen, DanMaher, Russell Ha11,J erry Moore, Ken Jensen, Mark Renaud, John Butler, SECOND ROW: David Ford, David Dennis, Jim Logue, Bob Sondag, Bob Anderson, Ross Christensen, Fred Hepburn, .Terry Arn. THIRD ROW: Dennis Johnson, JoAnn Fowble, Connie Kullbon, Lavonne Brown, Suzanne Carver, Elaine Stinemates, Ken Petersen. BOTTOM ROW: Charlotte Myers, Rosie Lilienthal, Jackie Frost, NancyRoyalty, Carol Petersen,Julia Hemsted, Belva Esbeck, .T uda Wheatley. NOT IN PICTURE: Nancy Barringer. UPPER ROW, Left to Right: Owen Hansen, Larry Tisserat, Roger Mehlrnann, Kenneth Brix, Gorden Curtis, Danny Steffenson, Darwin Swanson, THIRD ROW: Dick Anderson, Bill Gunderson, George Cavanaugh, Kurt Keim, Dick Drenner, Duane McFadden, Ronald Parmley, Nelson Ralls, SECOND ROW: Donald Cook, Lois Leander, Kathryn Vedane. BOTTOM ROW: Harriet Dunn, Sandy Silvey, Carol Morton, Carlene Banks, Margaret Carnell, Peggy Laughlin, Nita McDarland. NOT PICTURED: Jimmy Fish. 33 UPPER ROW, Left to Right: James Joyce, Larry Lantis, Lewis Hansen, Bill Kinne, Ronald Nielson, Arnold Carbuhn, Don Matthews, Dan Lowe. SECOND ROW: Dale Gray, Frank Comes, David Bishop, Dave Hillburn, Donald White, Tom Sayre, Donald Everhart, Gary Pross. FIRST ROW: Muria1BoggS, Verna Wittmus, Margaret Pieken, Mary Molgaard, Sharon Larson, La Vila Johnson, Norma Dafford. BOTTOM ROW: Ruth Turner, Sue Teeter, Cormie Luke, Ethel Wolfe, Lola Sieck, Carol Campbell. NOT IN PICTURE: Marc Dasher. FRESHMEN UPPER ROW, Left to Right: Robert Dafford, Rex Ballinger, Robert Ross, Richard Blake, Dennis Kay, Paul Oakes, David Anderson, Jim Warren. SECOND ROW: Gary Jay, Gilbert Leland, Richard Hansen, Donald Chase, Richard Fowler, Don Mathews, Brooke Tanner. FIRST ROW: Sharlene Eilts, Joyce Lishka, Karen J essen, Merida Mathisen, Dorothy Kragelund, Pat Ury, Rosalie Campbell, Norma Pelzer. BOTTOM ROW: Judy Blunk, Jody Giegerich, Annitta Nolte,Janet Winston, Marilyn Smith, Mary Rattenborg, Charlotte Ackerman, 34 S UPPER ROW, Left to Right: Terry McCoy, Jim Pellett, Wallace Knight, John Carl, Ronald Avey, Don . . f Anderson, Jon Nelson, Bob Ury, SECOND ROW: Jack Woolsey, Gary Render, B111 Jackson, Bill Bendor , David Foss, Miles Cross, Craig Hammond, Larry Schwanke. THIRD ROW: Karen Bruner, Elaine Bailey, ' BOTTOM ROW: Harriet Rasmussen Karen Orton, Charlotte Fudge, AnnLee,Karla Turk, Sally Whiteman. Retha Marsh, Viola Eblen, Susan Hubler, Jane Kopp, Dorothy Micholson, Dorothy Acker, Sidney Smiley. UPPER ROW, Left to Right: Gary Kluever, Conrad Guttenfelder, Gary Waters, Alan Nelson, Robert ' - ' Cli Ted Bauer, Merlin Olson, Frank Pross, Mickey Barrmger. SECOND ROW. Dick Andrews, Jim ne, Scarf, Earl Turnure, Dick Cappell, Henry Dunn. THIRD ROW: Pat McCoy, Lorraine Westphalen, Phyllis ' h lli K . BCTFTOM ROW: Julia Most, Darlene Doran, Linda Breneman, Nancy Porter, Linnea Howard, P y s ay Bagley. Joan Frank, Betty Lane, Judy Thielen, Diane DeVoss, Judy Olsen. 35 3 E I UPPER ROW, L , , 1 e onnor, Bill Wilcox, David Fritch, Buck Brock, Klive Taylor Richard Va H , n orne, THIRD ROW: Stuart Kay, Gary Davis, Ronald Mehaffey, Maynard Hedegaard, Richard Baron, Dwaine Clark, Dale Logue, Brian Poulin. SECOND ROW: Florence Jorgersen, Mary Maher, Sandra Hoffman, Norma Petersen, Dixie Chase, Janice Zoucha, Doi-thy Andersen, Mary Jo Blunk, Karen Krohn. BOTTOM ROW: Gloria Oathoudt, Nancy Moore, Jean .T ohnson, Anette Frazier, Karen Shahan, Karen Sorenson, Sharon Voss. eft to Right: Duane Anderson Richard Saemisch M'k O'C W ' + V , S i Mrs. Anna Vorrath Mrs, Lola Kluever Wythial Drake aw ra 5 3, fr, l E ,gg -ak Jack A111-nan Ted Marxen Leo Pieken L E 2 5 ? 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If-W' ss!-.iizr 'ffvfz1eHz.iffv.'i ifmfz- 7ff' z,e5fffw12:'fw.iew A aiiaiiw,fflwffffirffg,'uSi'2?f5s.'2'i1i ' W5 'iwfvfiiswfigtfiifi,twin' I its-,2t .Q'af'fw22f so fff A iffine'f.-v,:,':ffMwwLe,'ffLf1?'4f ii f'ff'f1'ffw rf laiilfasrflhl ii BACK ROW: Jim Pellet, Jim Fowler Stan Zellmer Cliff d F , , or udge, Richard Voss, Larry Warren. MIDDLE ROW: Ga D ' ' ' ' ry avis, David Bishop, Maynard Paul Richard B , rown, Alan Nelson, Pat Smiley, .T ohn Molgaard, FRONT ROW- . J uda Wheatley, Margaret Carnell Marle P , ne etersen, Norma Pelzer, Claudia Flick Lucille Grulk L ' C e, OUISC a1'ne11,Beverly Shackson. The purpose of the Student Council is to gain better cooperation between the students and the faculty. Many of the problems which arise during the year are handled by this body, with help from the faculty, Projects sponsored by the Student Council this year were the Open House, the Homecoming Dance, Christ- mas baskets, the Sockhop, and the completion ofthe high school handbook. Representatives from each class were also sent to the State Convention in October. One member is elected from each homeroom sto make up the Student Council. Ex officio members and the Presidents of the Junior and Senior classes, the Editors of the Needle and the Javelin, and the President of the Junior High Council. WW . A. A. CABINET I 1 FRONT ROW: Sponsor, Miss Miller, Corrine Littlefield, Jackie Oakes, Mary Molgaard. BACK ROW: Linda Romine, Donnis Wohlenhaus, Sharon Goff, Carol Sue Lynch. G.A.A. has had two picnics, a play day, a skating party, and an initiation, It is a state wide organiza- tion and consists of supervised free play every Friday. an opportunity to obtain leadership s ortsman hi d The organization gives girls , p s p, an a school letter. Its goal is to stimulate the ' t ' ' ' In Crests of high school girls in wholesome physical activities and skills in games in and out of schooL 38 F. H. A. CABINET BACK ROW, Left to Right: Carol Sue Lynch, Eleanor Shackson, EvelynHa1l, Sidney Smiley, Mary Maher FRONT ROW: Nancy Royalty, Carolyn Cole, Delores Westphalen, Karen lessen, Miss Falkenhainer Sponsor, The Future Homemakers of America, under the leadership of Miss Falkenhainer, is a national organization. The purpose of this organization is: to promote an appreciation of satisfaction for homemaking, develop creative leadership in home and community life, to create individual and group recreational facilities, further interest in home economics, and try to promote international good will for every member. The annual main events of the F.H,A. are the spring dance and style F. F. A. CABINET BACK ROW, Left to Right: Marlan Northrup, Darrell Knop, GeneLes1ie, Harlan Northrup. FRONT ROW Larry Kay, Stanley Zellmer, Charles Griffen, Mr. Nipp, Sponsor. The Future Farmers of Americais under the supervision of Mr. Nipp, Sponsor. The members learn through participation how to conduct and take part in public meetings, to speak in public, to buy, and to assume civic responsibility. The foundation upon which the F.F.A. is built, includes leadership and character development, sportsmanship, cooperation, service, thrift, scholarship, improved agriculture, organized recreation, citizenship and patriotism. The chapter maintains a coat check stand at the home basketball games, operates the school farm, sponsors a school dance, and participates in many state F.F.A. contests. 39 NEEDLE STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: David Dryer, Greg Galiher, Richard Voss, Co-Editorg Russell Burgrnan, John Budd, Barbara Tripp, Marlene Poch, Carol Lynch, Janet Parmley, John Molgaard, Louise Carnell, Co-Editor: Roberta Robson, Mary Ann Wilkinson, Linda Arnold, Carolyn Cole. The Needle, student newspaper of Atlantic High School, is written and edited by a student staff and published bi-weekly throughout the year. The four page publication contains editorials, features, and accounts of school activities of general interest. The purpose is to furnish journalistic training and to promote school spirit. CADET TEACHERS CORPS BACK ROW, Left to Right: Betty Redler, Kathryn Jensen, Eleanor Shackson, Anna Sorensen, Marlene Alff. MIDDLE ROW: Sharon Goff, Roberta Robson, Sharon Yates, Evelyn Hall, Donnis Wohlenhaus, Bill Lippincott. FRONT ROW: Eleanor Van Cleave, Rosalie Sterdaerg, Kathy Lowe, Carol Gress, Margaret Neiby, Mrs. Thompson. The purpose of the Cadet Teachers Corps is to develop an interest in teaching. This year there were eighteen juniors and seniors in the club. Under Mrs. Thompson's supervision the students act as substitute teachers in the grade schools and junior high. They also attended a prospective teacher's day at Simpson College. There they went to various meetings and lectures concerning teaching as a profession. 40 Y-TEEN CABINET UPPER ROW, Left to Right: Miss Anderson, Sponsor, Nita McFarland, Eleanor Shackson, Caren Carl, Pat Hoegh, Karen Howard. LOWER ROW: Eleanor VanCleave, Carolyn Cole, Mary Molgaard, Marlene Poch, Louise Carnell, Connie Kluever. The Y-Teens strive to build healthy personalities, to understand the meaning and re- sponsibility of vocations, to learn skills that help in planning and carrying out creative leisure- time activities, and to be willing to understand and assume the responsibilities and privileges of citizenship, which begin at home. The Y-Teen goal is to grow as a person, to grow in knowledge, to find and give the best in life. Their projects during the year include the freshman mixer, with the help of the Hi-Y: a treasure hunt: a Christmas party for the Grant School pupils: Christmas carolingg a potluck supperg and a Mothers' Tea. HI-Y CABINET UPPER ROW, Left to Right: Nelson Ralls, Harold Pellett, Harlan Northrup, David Hansen. MIDDLE ROW: Larry Kessler, Danny Steffenson, Don Allen, John Budd, Mr. Eblen, Sponsor. LOWER ROW: Kenneth Petersen, Dick Brown, Darrell Knop, Larry Lantis. The Atlantic Hi-Y is affiliated with the Southwest District Y.M.C.A., and is a member of the Hi-Y Fellowship of North Central Area Councils of the United States. The purpose of Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, the school, and community, high standards of Christian character. The Hi-Y held the annual Easter Service for the high schoolg with the help of the Y-Teens, sponsored the freshman mixer: was responsible for the March of Dimes driveg held several dances: and operated the concession stand at all home athletic contests. 41 DRAMA CLUB BACK ROW: Lanny Kullbom, Greg Galiher, Richard Voss, Stanley Zellmer, John Carl, David Goeken, SECOND ROW: Jackie Oakes, Mary Ann Wilkinsen, David Hansen, Jim Fowler, Larry Kessler, Margaret Neiby, Beverly Shackson, FRONT ROW: Eleanor Shackson, Barbara Tripp. Janet Parrnley, Carol Willen- burg, Claudia Flick, Carolyn Cole, Nancy Royalty, Roberta Robson. The Drama Club is an honorary society which consists of students who have earned through public appearances, school play parts, or production staff membership, a total of seven points. This year there are 22 members in the Drama Club. SCIENCE CLUB UPPER ROW: Walter Giegerich, Richard Fowler, David Goken, Ralph Marxen, Pat Smiley. MIDDLE ROW: Marlin Schuetz, Marvin Blakesley, Jim Roland, Harold Pellet, BOTTOM ROW: Mr. King, Dick Brown, Maynard Paul, John Molgaard, David Hansen, The Science Club was organized for the first time this year. Its aims are to increase the knowledge of science in Atlantic High School, to teach students to perfect their skills in science, and to give service in our community and nation, They will also try to help people understand the importance of science in their lives, and to help carry out the program of Science Clubs of America. The students, under the supervision of Mr. King, all have a science project which may be entered in the National Science Fair. 42 '9llll...,,...... 5 1 'WEN FINE ARTS ' mmm, EGM HIGH SCHOOL FRONT ROW: Karen Howard, Eleanor Shackson, Mary Nelle Voss, Nancy Royalty, Linda Fisher, Annette Carnell, Robert Taylor, Sally Whiteman, Clair Acker, Charles Fuglsang, David Goeken, Caren Carl, Smiley, Marilyn Carstensen, Mary Yokom, La Vila Johnson, Janet Winston, Amy Brandon, Sidney Martin, ensen, Faye Eblen, David Hilburn, Kenneth Peterson, Marvin Blakesley, Claude Hayes. FOURTH ROW: Smiley, Ken Moorman, Sara Vawter, Susan I-lubler, Mr, Arthur Meyer, Director, Roger Mehlrnan, Carolyn Banks, Sharon McCauley. J im Fowler, Dorothy Nicholson, Louise Carnell, Harold Pellett, Gary Kluever, Flick, Mary Maher. The Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. Arthur Meyer, is one of the main attractions in Atlan- and musical appreciation within the students, teach self-discipline and self-confidence. This spring they entertained at three '100 Club concerts and a stage show. They also give service The band offers recreation to the students who take part in its activities. This ls one group of which we concznr sawn Frazier, Nancy Moore, Ccnnie Kullbom. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Frazier, Mary Ann Pelzer, Margaret Kay Woodring, Jo Ruth Thatcher, Darrell Knop, Norma Rathman, THIRD ROW: Karen Jessen, Sidney Beverly Shackson, BillGunderson, Charles Nye, Richard Fowler, Loretta Waul, David Needles, Ross Christ- Ed Stinemates, Charlotte Ackerman, Marilyn Smith, Carol Turner, Barbara Thurman, Larry Kessler, Pat .T oyoe, Eleanor Van Cleave, J im Roland, Bill Pippincott,Tom Taylor, Gary Pross, Carolyn Vierck, Carlene Bill Dimig, Julia Jcnes, Joan Templeman, Maynard Hedegaard, Larry Lantis. NOT IN PICTURE: Claudia tic's extra curricular activities. The chief objectives of the instrumental department is to create culture to the community by putting on programs at various public ftmctions and entertaining at school assemblies. can be proud. 45 MARCHING BAND AND PEP BAND The Atlantic High School Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. Arthur Meyer, made five public performances last fall. They marched for half-time entertainment at four home football games, as well as in the annual Firemen's Parade. The band again journeyed to Ames to watch a Big Seven football game and to see the Iowa State Marching Band perform. FIRST ROW: Larry Lands, Joan Templeman, Jim Fowler, Carolyn Vierck, Sharon McCauley, Connie Kullborn, Julia Jones. SECOND ROW: Mr. Meyer, Directorg Maynard Hedegaard, Karen Howard, Mari- lyn Frazier, Claudia Flick, Mary Ann Pelzer, Margaret Carnull, Bill Dimig. THIRD ROW: Io Ruth Thatcher, Norma Rathman, Clair Acker, Caren Carl, DavidrGoeken. FOURTH ROW: Dave Hilbum, Kenneth Petersen, Marvin Blakesley, Claude Hayes, Dave Hansen, Harold Pellett, Louise Carnell. 46 1 4 f 1 4 Y 1 i CLARINET QUARTETTE Margaret Carnell Mary Ann Pelzer Claudia Flick Marilyn Frazier SECOND CLARIN Janet Winston Sidney Smiley Karen lessen Sally Whiteman ET QUARTETTE INSTRUMENTAL TWIRLERS Karen Howard Eleanor Van Cleave Jo Ruth Thatcher SAXOPHONE QUARTETTE Darrell Knop Caren Carl Clair Acker Norma Rathman 47 MIXED CLARINET QUARTET Carolyn Joyce Sara Vawter Claudia Flick Marilyn Fraizer GIRLS' TRIO Carl Carl Claudia Flick Janet Parmley FLUTE QUARTETTE Karen Howard Mary Nell Voss Linda Fisher Eleanor Shackson VOCAL GIRLS' SEXTETTE BACK ROW: Sidney Martin, Sharon Mc- Cauley. FRONT ROW: Elaine Eckenfels, Sharon Goff, Mary Nelle Voss, Kay Wood- ring , ALL STATE BACK ROW: Dave Hansen, Janet Parrnley, X Claudia Flick, Chuck Poore. FRONT ROW: Maynard Paul, Sharon Goff, Kay Woodring, Marvin Blakesley. BOYS' QUARTETTE Charles Poore David Hansen Maynard Paul Ross Christensen MIXED DOUBLE QU ARTETTE BACK ROW: Kenneth Jensen, Marlene Poch, Carolyn Joyce, Marvin Blakesley. FRONT ROW: David Hilburn, Arny Brandon, Sharon Goff, Kenny Petersen. MADRIG AL STANDING: Maynard Paul, Jim Fowler, Chuck Poore, Maynard Hedegaard, Dave Hansen. SITTING: Roberta Robson, Janet Parmley, Claudia Flick, Sharon McCauley, Caren Carl, Kay Woodring. 49 HIGH SCHOOL FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Marynard Paul, Clair Acker, Edwin Steinmates, Lanny Kullbom, Larry Poch, Ronald Bell, Bill Jackson, THIRD ROW: Delores Westphalen, Kay Mortensen, David Hansen, Elvin Martin, Jackie Oakes, Eleanor VanCleave, Marvin Blakesley, Craig Hammond. SECOND ROW: Miss Brandon, Marilyn Frazier, Bob Sondag, Ross Christensen, Danny Lowe, Dave Hilburn, Dick Andrews, Tripp, Donnis Wohlenhous, ,Tanet Parmley, Richard Fowler, Kenny Petersen, Paul Oakes, Brooke Tanner, PICTURE: JoAnn Baker, Sharon Mc Cauley, Mary Nelle Voss, Marlene Poch. The choir is under the direction of Miss Delma Wright, This organization provides an opportunity technique is stressed because improvement in these areas leads to greater enjoyment and satis- appreciation for all types of music. The choir participated in Vesper Service, two '700 club 50 MIXED CHORUS Lantis, Bob Ross, Kenny Jensen, John Carl, Charles Poore, Jim Fowler, Jerry Skipton, Bill Kinne, Jerry Breach, Claudia Flick, Carol Lynch, Gary Mehl, Bill Brown, Marlin Schuetz, Maynard Hedegard, Sidney Wright, Carolyn Vierck, Janice Kay, Caren Carl, Ronald Mehaffey, Richard VanHorne, J ulia J ones, Amy Richard Saemisch, Elaine Eckenfels, CarolynJoyce, Roberta Robson. FIRST ROW: Kay Woodring, Barbara Joan Templeman, Sharon Goff, Eleanor Shackson, Linda Arnold, Carol Sue Lynch, Karen Howard, NOT IN for students who enjoy singing to participate in musical activities. Sight reading and vocal faction in music, The girls become acquainted with a variety of music and thus develop an concerts, stage show, an exchange program with surrounding schools, and baccalaureate. 51 GIRLS' GL EE CLUB .Wi The Girls' Glee Club is under the direction of Miss Delma Wright. This organization provides an opportunity for students who enjoy singing to participate in musical activities, The girls become acquainted with a variety of music and thus develop an appreciation for all types of music. Sight reading and vocal technique is stressed because improvement in these areas leads to greater enjoyment and satisfaction in music. The Girls' Glee Club participated in Vesper Service and two 7OO Club concerts. AUTOGRAPHS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY T BACK ROW: John Molgaard, Stanley Zellmer, Richard Voss, Dick Brown, John Budd, David Hansen, May- nard Paul. FRONT ROW: Eleanor VanC1eave, Roberta Robson, Louise Carnell, Caren Carl, Claudia Flick, Marlene Poch. The National Honor Society consists of Juniors and Seniors, To be eligible for this group, one must be outstanding in scholarship, service, leadership, and character, Courtesy, reliability, and cooperation also help determine eligibility. Students admitted to the National Honor Society must be in the upper fourth of their class. The group is then screened by the Student Council, The final applicants are chosen by the faculty, QUILL Ann SCROLL BACK ROW: Beverly Shackson, Carol Turner, Richard Voss, John Budd, Mary Wilkinson, Roberta Robson. FRONT ROW: Mary Yokom, Janet Parmley, Louise Carnell, Carol Lynch, Marlene Poch, Evelyn Hall, Linda Arnold, Quill and Scroll is an international society which recognizes outstanding work done by high school students in the field ,of journalism. To become a member one must be a senior in high school, must have done superior werkflin the field of journalism. All members must rank scholastically in the upper third of his class and must be recommended by the faculty sponsor. 53 SPEECH Dave Hansen, Bob Olsen, Lanny Kullbom, John Carl, David Goeken, ,Tim Fowler, Connie Kullbom, Kathryn Vedane, Carolyn Cole, Margaret Neiby, Claudia Flick, Jackie Oakes, Susan Hubler, Anitta Nolte, Sally Whiteman, Sidney Smiley, Barbara Tripp. Eleanor Shackson, Beverly Shackson, Nancy Royalty, Carol Willenburg, Roberta Robson, Pat Hoegh. NOT IN PICTURE: Donna Ohms. Speech Students are those interested in speech and contest work, This year 24 students entered speech, The first contest was the home elimination contest, In this first contest three students from each of the various fields were allowed to continue to the next contest. If more than three were entered in each field, allbutthe allotted number are eliminated. The second contest which was preliminary was held in Atlantic. Schools from surrounding towns participated in this contest, The pre-district contest was held at Harlan. All schools from this district participated. The district contest which was held at Corning consisted of all students who are in this Southwest district. The final contest which was State, was held at Storm Lake. A11 students who had received I ratings in all other contests were eligible to compete in the state contest. Eight speech students and the one act play made it to the state Contest. Mr. .T ohn Wood is the speech director. He has done much to expand the speech department in the two years he has been sponsor. Mr. Wood and the speech students are proud of this year's and previous years' records that have been made, 54 SENIOR CLASS PLAY BACK ROW: Larry Kessler, Jerry Pooh, Darrell Knop, Clair Acker, Richard Voss, Greg Galiher. THIRD ROW: Delbert Gaines, Carol Gress, Eleanor Van Cleave, Marilyn Frazier, Carol Turner, Karen Howard, Sidney Martin. SECOND ROW: Mary Yokom, John Molgaard, John Budd, Judy Thatcher, Lanny Kull- bom, Robert Taylor, Marlene Alff. FIRST ROW: Bill Lippincott, Margaret Neiby, Carolyn Joyce, Carolyn Vierck, Beverly Shackson, Dave Hansen. The Remarkable Incident at Carson's Corners was a three-act drama. In the play the stu- dents of Carson's Corners were putting the janitor, Mr. Kovalsky, on trial for the murder of Bill McGinnis. As the play progressed all the parents were brought on trial and each found guilty in his own way of the incident. You ought to be ashamed of yourselves! Hold it, DOC! 55 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY MACT voun AGE Do you really mean it??? BACK ROW: Jo Ruth Thatcher, Sharon Mc- Cauley, Mary Nelle Voss, Nancy McArthur. MIDDLE ROW: Pat Smiley, Barbara Tripp, Lonnie Howard, Norma Rathman, Jim Fow- ler. FRONT ROW: Eleanor Shackson, Car- olyn Cole. Take that! H Act Your Age was a three-act com- edy in which two teen -age girls were writing to two sailors. 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After daily workouts, the boys were ready for their first game: The team traveled to Denison on September 9, to receive their first defeat of the season, 19-7. The following week, the men of Troy journeyed to Villisca to chalk up their initial win by a score of 33-0. It was on the Clarinda Cardina1's field that the Trojan war horse was stopped 6-0. At this game on September 23, the Trojans let the geared-up Cardinals carry the pigskin over the goal line only once. The next Friday, the Trojans played brilliantly in a spectacular duel against a fighting Red Oak team on the Tiger's field, where the keyed-up Trojans displayed a surprising 13-12 victory, Shenandoah was At1antic's foe for their homecoming game. The Trojan team held the league-leading Mustangs to a score of 9-6, with the win going to Shenandoah. The Corning Red Raiders, on October 14, rallied a 40-20 win to become the victors of their homecoming game. October 28 was Dad's Night for the Atlantic team, the Glenwood Rams were in for a rough night as the men from Troy marched over them with a score of 33-19. The Harlan Cyclones blew quietly on the Cyclone field as the visiting Trojan war horse galloped home with a 34-'7 victory. For the last game of the season, the Trojans were up against a sleepy team of Creston Panthers. After a fast awakening, the Panthers rallied a win of 20-14. The Trojan football team of 1955 ended up the season with a record of four wins and five losses. 60 FRESHMAN - SOPI-I0 ORE FOOTBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Bob Olson, Don Anderson, Jerry Kinzie, Ron Parmley, Jerry Moore, .T 1m Cline, Mark Renaud, John Butler. SECOND ROW: Jim Warren, David Potter, Ken Jensen, Bob Sondag J im Pellet, John Carl, Alan Nelson, Ed Mathisen. THIRD ROW: Conrad Guttenfelder, Dick Blake, David Fritch, Jim Joyce, Jim Lowary, Jim Logue, Bill Parsons, Dick Baron. FOURTH ROW: Jack Woolsey Harry Pigsley, Keith Roland, Bob Ury, Pat McCoy, Earl Turnure, Klive Taylor, Darwin Swanson, FIFTH ROW: Fay Eblen, Owen Hansen, Dick Andrews, Bill Wilcox, Ron Avey, Buck Brock. The Freshman Sophomore football team started off their season with a victory over the Villisca team. Ron Parmley, Reed Warren, Jerry Moore and John Carl made the touch-downs with Jim Cline kicking extra points. Outstanding in defensive playing were: Nelson Ralls, Dave Bishop and John Butler, The final score was 25- I, Two weeks later the fighting Trojan team played Red Oak on the Tiger's field. Jim Cline was the outstanding player with four touchdowns. Ron Parmley, Nelson Ralls and Jim Pellet each tallied a touchdown making the score 46-7. On October 3, Atlantic's foe was the Greenfield Reserves. Jerry Moore and Jerry Kinzie each carried the ball over for a touchdown. Jim Cline raced 68 yards for a touchdown, thus making a total of 19 points. The Trojan's ended the game with a 20 to 13 score. The Trojan's good passing and long runs were of real benefit in the game with Corning. Jerry Kinzie, Reed Warren and Jerry Moore were the scorers for the Trojans. J im Cline successfully kicked all four of the extra points. The team ended the season with a total of 118 points to their opponent's 26 points. The Trojan's, coached by Jack Webb, added another unmarred season to their five year record. 61 FOOTBALL LETTERMEN FRONT ROW: Alan Cranston, a versatile player, has received his first letter, Al intercepted a pass at the Harlan game that really turned the tide in the game. Russ Burgman, a first year letterman, really gave the Trojans a boost with his magic toe as he kicked many extra points. Kenny Gipple played at the half back position and has earned his first letter. Kenny showed some excellent punting action this year and is expected to do the same next season. Nelson Ralls, a first year sophomore letterman, received his first letter as a good defensive line backer. SECOND ROW: Jerry Moore received his first letter as playing good defensive ball and as being a good defensive line backer. Gene Leslie, a fast aggressive guard, has received two letters. Gene will also be playing again next season. John Beier was an asset to the Trojan team as a big tackle. John has received two letters, John Budd had a lot of get-up-and-go and really showed the pigskin rough action, John is a one year letterman, Terry James, a hard runner, has received his first letter. Terry played good defensive ball and is expected to show some real action this next season. John Molgaard, a first year senior letterman, gave the Trojans spark as he centered for the punter. THIRD ROW: Don Allen, a two year letterman, stood out as a good line backer as well as an ex- cellent team captain. Delbert Gaines showed great deceptive ball handling and thus received a place on the second team all-conference as well as his first letter. Jim Peterson played tackle position for the Atlantic line-up. J' im got off to aslow start but came on fast at the last of the season. He is a first year letterman, Larry Johnson displayed his ability in being a good defensive middle guard, This was Larry's first letter. David Bishop, a first year letterman, wasn't very big, but really showed his ability as a fast and rough guard. FOURTH ROW: Dick Brown stood out as a top-notch pass catcher, Dick has earned two letters and was selected for a place on the second team all-conference. One of the most promising, Rick Voss, was out most of the season because of illness. Rick received his first service letter. Lloyd Wheatley, a one year letterman, was a rugged defensive center, Lloyd was in on most of the plays and interference. Reed Warren, a sophomore, played well at the end position, Reed, a first year letterman, also played good defensive ball. 62 TROIANS IN ACTION Go! Y ard wall n V Oops! 5 Q 63 VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD BACK ROW, Left to Right: John Moriarity, Dick Switzer, Dick Wright, Gary Mehl, Daryl Johnson, Manager, MIDDLE ROW: Assistant Coach, Dick Muilenburgg Dennis Craney, Ken Gipple, Greg Galiher, Dick Brown, Russ Burgman, Coach, Ed Freese, BOTTOM ROW: Terry James, Ted Stenberg, Robert Taylor, Reed Warren, Don Knudsen, Cliff Fudge, John Budd, Delbert Gaines, To open the 1955-56 basketball season, the Atlantic Trojans traveled to Greenfield to tally up the first win of the season, The final score was 66-63. On December 2 the Trojans journeyed to Clarinda's gym for the second win of the season. The Clarinda Cards were defeated by a score of 53 to 40. The Corn- ing Red Raiders also went down to defeat on the Trojan floor by a score of 61 to 51. Win number four was in line for the Atlantic Trojans when they traveled to the Bluejay's home, The final score was Atlantic 66 and Villisca 42. The men of Troy met their Waterloo for the first time this season by losing to Shenandoah in the Trojan SYITL The fatal score was 36-34. With a close score of 55 to 54 the Trojans lost the second game of the season in a double over time, Red Oak was the victor. The Trojans came back to take a win from the Glenwood Rams. The score was 62 to 36. The third loss of the season was handed the Atlantic Trojans by the Creston Panthers with a score of 51 to 45. The men of Troy stacked another win to their record when they defeated the Clarinda Cardinals by a score of 66 to 43. The Corning Red Raiders were overcome by the Trojans on J anuary3 bya score of '77 to 54. An upset of the season occurred on .Tanuary20 when the Trojans defeated the Shenandoah Mustangs. The final score was 74 to 64. The Trojans tallied up a non-conference win when they beat the Harlan Cardinals. The winning number was Atlantic's 53 points to Harlan's 46 points. The fourth defeat of the season was handed out to the Atlantic Trojans on January 27 at the Trojan's home. The Red Oak Tigers defeated the Atlantic Trojans by 6 points. The score was 55 to 49. On February 3 the Creston Panthers were defeated with a score of 59 to 49 on the Trojans floor. A week later the Trojans added another win to their list by downing the Villisca Bluejays by a score of 64-38. The final game of the conference season was a win for the Trojans. The Glenwood Rams were the victims by a score of 55-47. The Trojans were defeated in the first round of the tournament by Anita with a score of 47-48. The season was ended with 12 wins and 5 losses for the Atlantic Trojans. 64 rnzssman -sovuomonz nasnzrsau UPPER ROW, Left to Right: David Potter, Gary Kluever, Ed Mathisen, Faye Eblen, Jack Woolsey, Mickey Barranger, Darwin Swanson, Dale Logue. THIRD ROW: John Moriarity, Manager: Duane Clark, Owen OW: Hansen, Bob Olson, Buck Brock, Dick Blake, BobUry, Don Chase, Daryl Johnson, Manager. SECOND R ' ' ' ' Cli Pat McCoy, Klive Taylor. Russell Hall, Nelson Ralls, Bob Sondag, Ron Neilson, Corky Curtis, Jim ne, LOWER ROW: John Carl, Arnold Carbuhn, Jim Lowary, Ron Parmely, Jerry Moore, Jerry Kinzie, Danny Steffensen Mike O'Conner, Earl Turnure. NOVT IN PICTURE: Don Anderson, Alan Nelson, David Fritch, Ron Mehaffey, .T im Pellett, Ron Avey, Larry Schwanke, Mark Renaud, Gary Waters. The Freshman-Sophomore team played their first game at Greenfield. The final score was 37-34. The Trojans won their second game with a smashing victory of 52-12 over the Clarinda Cards. The next game saw the Trojans breezing by the Corning Red Raiders. The final score was 55-26. The cagers racked up a 60-29 victory over the Villisca Bluejays for the fourth straigit victory of the season. On December 13, Atlantic played host to the Shenandoah Mustangs. The final score was 60-37 in Atlantic's favor. Red Oak played host to Atlantic only to be defeated by a 43-37 score. Glenwood was defeated by the Trojans in an exciting game with a final score of 51-34. The Creston Panthers lost after another good game on January 16, with a final score of 58-41. The Clarinda Cardinals lost to the Atlantic Trojans by a wide margin of 26 points. For the next game, the Trojans traveled to Corning and won with a score of 76-33. Atlantic lost its first game of the season by 9 points to Massena in the county tournament. Shen- andoah was defeated by a score of 65-39. Harlan and Atlantic played a thrilling game: the Trojans came out on top winning a one point victory. The Atlantic Trojans had trouble handling the Creston Panthers but ' Glenwood on February they racked up their 12th straight win over conference opponents. Atlantic lost to 17. This was the team's last game of the season. Under the capable direction of Coach Jack Webb, the Atlantic Freshman-Sophomore team ended the Th' 'ndeed a record of season with 15 wins and only 2 losses, one of which was a non-conference game. is 1 which the school may be proud. Next year's team will really have to work to equal this record. 65 ,.....1..--uni BASKETBALL LETTERMEN .,...N ,Wt-.ft vnu. The team had three outstanding centers, Reed Warren, Don Knudson, and Cliff Fudge. Reed, a sophomore, played regular and received his first letter. Don, the tallest boy on the squad, received his first letter. Cliff, a good shooter, played the ' ' ' ' position well and received his second letter The four boys who did th , e greater share of the team's shooting, were Ted Stenberg, Bob Taylor, Dick Brown, and Terry James. Ted, a senior, received his second letter. Teddy was the third highest scorer in the conference and was also a very outstanding rebounder. Ted was selected to be on the First Team All-Conference, First Team All-Southwest Iowa, and the Fourth Team All-State. Bob, known for his left-handed hook shot, was also a regular and received his second letter, A good worker, Dick Brown had a slick one-handed shot that helped hi m earn his second letter. Terry James, a junior, qualified for his first letter as an aggressive and excellent rebounder John Budd, Delbert Gaines, Greg Galiher, and .Kenneth Gipple were the fellows who took care -of the team's offensive pla s hn Y . Jo , not very big, played regular and was a good ball handler and passer. John received his second letter Delbert Gaines c ' . , o-captain, was a hustler and a very aggressive guard. As a regular, he played a lot of good games. Delbert was selected to be on the Second Team All-Con- ference and received his second letter. Greg, a versatile player, was a good passer and ball handler, This was Greg's second letter Kenny Gipple a f' . , irst year letterman, was small but very quick and was a good passer The managers Da 1 . , ry Johnson, and John Moriarity, did a lot of work for the team. This was Daryl's third and J ohn's first letter as basketball ma nagers. Both were very good managers and were well liked by everyone. 66 TROIANS IN ACTION Go to it fellows! The lineup. z 1 3 z 67 Score, two more . GOLF AND Charles Nye, Dick Cappel, Greg Galiher, David Hilburn, Mike O'Connor, Kenny Moorman, Terry James. The 1955-56 Golf Team consisted of seven boys. The team participated in 6 meets throughout the season. Although Atlantic didn't come in first, all the team members tried their best and the team hopes to become more active in future years. In the 1955-56 season, 62 boys were out for track, They participated in eight track meets. At the Creston Relays Atlantic earned one first, one second, and a tie for third place. Atlantic placed seventh in the Mustang relays with a total of 19 and lf 16 points. Atlantic earned points in six events. Atlantic garnered its seasonal high in points at the conference relay when they nosed 60 points for second place. ,,..t......i.ii,..,.,..gt.,,, .-miggwa sm., .... awww-M atm- VARSITY CHEERLEADERS , E , I LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Petersen, Eleanor Shackson, Sharon Larsen, Barbara Thur- man, Carol Willenburg . FRESH-SOPH CHEERLEADERS l TOP ROW: Nanc Porter, Annette Frazier, Joyce Lischka, Charlotte Fudge, Rosalie Y Campbell. MIDDLE ROW: Sydney Smiley, Harriet Rasmussen, Linnea Howard, Sally ' h Whiteman, Janet Malone. BOTTOM ROW: Karen Orton, Karen lessen, Jody Giegerrc . 69 we A Q-Qi :N Really Lou1se P2 wwf A :L my WM? SSM 35 I love men if Q1 in X5 pg Mwyg sf: 5 533552, ,gy-as f Q . N wma? all rw az, 'W if ,PQ , 9 stuck up Your Age s love hfe 3 HOMECOMING QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS Barbara Thurman was elected Homecoming Queen by the student body for 1955. Her attendants were Beverly Shackson, Carol Turner, Carol Gress, Marilyn Fraizer, Pat Nelson, and Carol Lynch. The queen and attendants were nominated by the varsity football squad. After the nomination, each was sent an announcement telling her that she was acandidate for Homecoming Queen. After the announcements were sent out, the girls were presented before the student body at the annual assembly. The assembly was followed by a snake dance in which all the stu- dents took part. That evening the queen and attend- ants were escorted around the football field in con- vertibles. The queen was announced and crowned by Stan Zellmer, President of the Student Council. Following the game the Queen reigned over the Home - coming festivities. The crown bearer was Dennis Lantzg the flower girl was Amy Jo Tyler. The escorts for the queen and her attendants were John Molgaard, Ted Stenberg, John Budd, Alan Cranston, Don Allen, Don Knudsen, and Clifford Fudge. FLAME QUEEN Judy Anderson Susan Teeter Lois Leander Eleanor Shackson Barbara Petersen mw 'i ?5i? Amidst the various activities of Fire Prevention Week, Lois Leander, a sophomore, was crowned Flame Queen, She and the attend- ants were selected by the student body from thirteen freshman, soph- omore, and junior class candidates. She was crowned at the annual Fire Prevention assembly, by Fire Chief Gail Odem. The queen and attend- ants rode on the float sponsored by McDaniels House of Flowers in the parade on October eleven. 73 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM The Grand March, which is led by the Junior and Senior Class Officers and their dates, is always an exciting beginning for the night's festivities. The Romp, under the direction of Mrs. Betty Pellet, was for all Juniors and Seniors who didn't attend the Prom. Games were played and prizes were given. After the Prom and Rornp refresh- ments were seryed. It is certain that fun was had by all. It is tradition for the Juniors to decorate and choose the theme for the Prom. The theme this year was Wishing Upon A Star. SENIOR FESTIVITIES The processional and recessional are always two of the highlights of commencement. Mrs. Billie Davis, author of I WAS A HOBO KID, was the speaker. Mr. Claude Malone gave diplomas to the 96 graduating seniors. Welcome to Candyland was the theme for the annual senior breakfast. 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FIRST ROW: Jerry Herrick, Gene Keim, James Krohn, Judy Hutchinson, Nikki Hartkopf, Judy Goff, Marcia Kullbom, Garnet Lynch, Dick Knudsen, BOTTOM ROW: Jack Glissman, Gloria Knight, Sandra Gross, Barbara Joyce, Gloria Logue, Janet King, Nancy Lundberg, Dick Lund. UPPER ROW, Left to Right: Robert Matthews, Jerry Rattenborg, Steve Nelson, Gary Sherdin, Mike Pierce, Dick Scybert, Mark Needles, Jim Moriarity, John Roland. SECOND ROW: Richard Pross, Larry Saville, Richard Robson, Ray Miller, Charles Poch, Keith Razor, Tom Sharples, Larry Linfor, Sharon Rasmussen. FIRST ROW: Cheryl Strickland, Marla Sayre, J ewelene Replogle, Kathryn Seaman, 1016116 Mickelsen, Judy Odem, Holly Poore, Jeaneen Ramsey, Janice Nelson. BOTTOM ROW: Dan Petersen, Mary Ellen Marshall, Janet Romine, Lavern Peterson, Janette Petersen, Barbara Olsen, J eneva Temple- man, Ronnie Pigg. 78 n AA UPPER ROW, Left to Right: Keith Cranston, Jerry Carr, Roger Carnell, Daryl Alff, Roland Butler, Russell Anderson, Stan Frost, David Christensen, John Breeden. SECOND ROW: Norman Dreager, Jack Dittman, Jon Church, Gary Baker, Gary Dutton, Dwain Blum, Harold Alt, Larry Brown, Janet Eshelman. FIRST ROW: Betty Holmes, Della Marie Brown, Lucille Anderson, Sharon Flathers, Karen Dohrmann, Karla Christensen, Sharon Eilts, Gladys Christensen, Barbara Bennett, Linda Camp. BOTTOM ROW: Carol Clark, Yvonne Brazeal, Judy Biggs, Rita Cavanaugh, Eva May Eilenstine, Karen Beekman, Sheryl Darling, Rosella Blunk, Sally Anderson. SEVENTH UPPER ROW, Left to Right: Bill Jones, Bob Gustason, David Kaplan, James Kinne, Gene Hicks, Jack Johnson, Robert Gaines, Larry Lane, Bill Irish, Martin Key. SECOND ROW: John Holmes, Sharon Lane, Marlene Landon, Betty Lou Logue, Joyce Knight, PaulJohnson, Robert Hayes, Tom Hensley, Richard Lowe. FIRST ROW: Meredith Hubler, Margaret Krohn, Sheryl Gaines, Judith Gipple, Gloria Lee, Kandice Keim, LaDonna Fudge, Mary Jo Keith,Judith Hiatt, BOTTOM ROW: Kathy Fickel, Carol Lang, Lana Guske, Mary Fleming, Sandra Hakes, Carolyn Hansen, Juliann Gunderson, Mary Ellen Long, Sherry Johnston. 79 SEVENTH GRADE UPPER ROW, Left to Right: John Scharp, Paul McLaren, Dennis Rossman, Tom Mehl, Marland Squire, Tim Maher, David Pross. SECOND ROW: Max Porter, Marvin McMahill, Julie Marshall, Marlene Schwartz, Jenny Rose, Mary Ping, Roberta Petersen, Sandra Orton, FIRST ROW: Nancy Pigg, Caroline Stillian, Patty Merritt, Sally Moore, Mary McKenzie, Clara Peterson, Ronda Imsiek. BOTTOM ROW: Barbara Milford, Joyce Peterson, Pam Meredith, Amy Jo Paul, Linda Renaud, Judy Pross, Nan Rudolph, NOT IN PICTURE: Robin Steffens, Roberta Milgrowe, NancyLycett, Dale Petersen, Dallas Strand, Carolyn Schwartz. UPPER ROW, Left to Right: Robert Anderson, Larry Eblen, Roger Blunk, George Dennis, Lester Dober- necker, Bruce Camblin, Gene Adams, Thomas Arn, Jack Barringer, Parker Butcher. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Brazeal, David Dohrmann, Alan Carver, Charles Dutton, Donald Blake, John Bennett, Allen Christensen, Gerald Brink, Thomas Cappel. FIRST ROW: Dennis Bramer, Marion Adams, Dennis Biggs, Curtis Benson, Barbara Bell, Joan Doran, Dean Barnholdt, Michael Cook, Robert Darling. BOTTOM ROW: Karen Boggs, Joanne Baker, Roberta Baxter, Deanna Cline, Karen Bair, Sharon Barnett, Violet Anderson, Karla Bruner. NOT IN PICTURE: Ronald Dill. 80 UPPER ROW: Dallas Vernon, Billie Vernon, Tim Thatcher, Norman Thomas, Gordon Taylor, Peter Sterzing, ,Tay Young, Douglas Witt, Eddie Devoss. SECOND ROW: Karen Worcester, Joe Zoucha, Larry Wood, Torn Wood, Richard Vale, ,Tim Workman, Randy Vale, Darwin Turner, Lois Wilson. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Strickland, Beverly Woolsey, Carol Imseik, Sandra Wright, Cindy Thielen, Sandra Wood, Janet Swolley, Caroleen Turk, Pat Vawter, Mary Strong. BOTTOM ROW: Sandra Tompkin, Alice Walker, Karen Turnure, Donna Wiston, Linda Taken, Charlotte Schnomier, Cheryl Woolsey, Diane Woodward, Etta Lee Toler. 'f is W' D.A.R. AWARD Steve Nelson UPPER ROW: David Christensen, Tom Hensley, George Key, Tom Mehl, Parker Butcher, MIDDLE ROW: Dan Petersen, Dallas Vernon, David Dohrmann, Richard Knudsen, Linda Taken. LOWER ROW: Sherry Johnston, Holly Poore, Carolyn Schwartz, Janet Eshelman. 81 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL 8 TH GRADE FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Bob White, Tom Wood, John Roland, Hans J essen, Gene Keim, Mike Pierce, Vern Kinnison. SECOND ROW: Dick Knudsen, Jerry Rattenborg, Stan Frost, David Christensen, Steve Hanke, George Key, Dick Scybert, Jim Moriarty. THIRD ROW: Coach Tom Sharples, Jim Workman, Dan McLaren, Pete Sterzing, Larry Saville, Harold Krohn, Manager, Virgil Hansen: Coach, Ed Freeze. The Baby Trojans 1955 football season consisted of three wins and one loss. Their first foe was the Clarinda Junior High football team on December 27. Dale Petersen scored two touch- downs and Hans J essen added one more. Bob White kicked the extra point making a total of 19-7. Vernon Kinnison was outstanding in defensive play. On October 2, the Trojans faced the Corning Junior High on the Trojan field. Gene Keim and Harold Krohn teamed up for three touchdowns. The final score was 18-0. The first defeat for the Baby Trojans was on October 5, when they bowed to Red Oak with a score of 7-0. The fatal touchdown was made in the final seconds of the fourth quarter. The final game of the season was with the Harlan Junior High. The Trojans broke the Harlan team's 17 game winning streak with a score of 7-0. The Baby Trojans were coached by Ed Freeze and Tom Sharples. 7 TH GRADE FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Gordon Taylor, Bill Irish, Jack Johnson, Dennis Rossman, Dale Petersen, David Dohrman. SECOND ROW: Marland Squire, Mickey Cook, Jack Bennett, Danny Lowe, David Kaplan, Alan Carver, Curtis Benson. THIRD ROW: Tom Hensley, Tim Maher, Martin Key, Dallas Vernon, Dean Barnholdt, Jack Barringer, John Holmes, Lester Dohenecker. FOURTH ROW: Coach, Tom Sharplesg Manager, Virgil Hansen: Don Blake, Johnny Scharp, Jim Kenny, Coach, Ed F reese. 82 EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL UPPER ROW, Left to Right: S. Hanke, J. Moriarity, R. Carnell, G. Key, S. Frost, C. Poch, B. Matthews, D. Petersen, V. Hansen, Manager. LOWER ROW: D. Lund, H. Jessen, T. Sharp16S. P- SICFZUIS. H- K1'0hU G. Keim, D. Scybert, M. Pierce, V. Kinnison. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL UPPER ROW, Left to Right: T. Cappel, D. Blake, J. Kinne, M. Key, D. Kaplan. THIRD ROW: B. Irish J. Barringer. J. Holmes, B. Gustason, M. Squire, D. Bramer, V. Hansen, Manager. SECOND ROW: R Peppers, L. Dobernecker, M. Cook, T. Mehl, J. Sharp, D. Petersen, B. Camblin, B. Jones. FIRST ROW D. Barnholdt, G. Taylor, C. Benson, D. Rossman, A. Carver, T. Hensley, .T . Johnson, R. Lowe, D. Vernon NOT IN PICTURE: D. Dohrmann, A. Christensen, B. Darling. The Junior-high basketball squad had a very successful 1955-56 season. The cagers played nine games in the season and won seven of them. The two teams who defeated the cagers were Corning and Harlan. Villisca, Clarinda, and Red Oak were all defeated by the Baby Trojans. Three games were won and played by the seventh grade. The team played Anita twice and Exira once. Coach John Hunter prompted the Baby Trojans toa successful season. This was Mr. Hunter's first year in coaching junior-high basketball. Congratulations! The Senior High certainly has something to look forward to, 83 7 I IR. HI CHORUS AND CADET BAND FOURTH ROW: S. Strickland, N. Hartkopf, J. Hutchinson, J. King, H. Poore, J. Odem, J. Goff, D. Chris- tensen, K. Cranston, J. Johnson, G. Marsh, P. Sterzing, D. McDaniel, M. Needles, C. Benson, J. Moriarty THLRD ROW: D. Dorham, T. Sharples, S. Nelson, R. Miller, G. Logue, K. Christensen, B. Olsen, H. Breed- en, D. Rossman, R, Robson, P. Vawter, M. Kullbom, P. Merritt, A. Walker, M. Fleming, Miss Wright SECOND ROW: S. Johnton, J. Church, S. Flathers,K, Beekman, H. Jessen, J. Roland, M. Squire, J. Bennett S. Darling, G. Lynch, J. Eshelman, P. Meredity, S. Hakes, K. Bair, B. Anderson, J. Holmes. FIRST ROW R. Pigg, B. Irish, P. Butcher, A. Carver, L. Brown, D. Winston, J. Petersen, A. Paul, D. Cline, M. Long A. Christensen, M. Cook, R. Lowe, B. Darling, D. Petersen. FIRST ROW: B. Ross, M. Needles, S. Voss, K. Shahan, M. Hubler, J. Gunderson, N. Rudolph, A. Walker SECOND ROW: S. Nelson, D. Kay- J. Nelson, B. Jackson, J. Baker, M. Marshall, B. Milford, D. Acker C. Hansen, E. Toler, L. Tisserat,P. Ury, M. Kullbom, J Hutchinson. THIRD ROW: P. Meredith, S. Gaines, K. Bair, B. Bell, K. Boggs, T. Maher, T. Mehl, G. Brink, G. Taylor, R. Knudson, M. Key, R. Anderson D. White, D. Anderson, P. Sterzing, R. Cappel, R. Saemisch, G. Lynch, H. Jessen, R. Hayes, M. Keith M. McKenzie, D. McFadden, J. Eshleman, FOURTH ROW: J. Wheatley, D. Winston, D. DeVoss, J. Mikkel son, S. Hakes, R. Blunk, D. Esbeck, A. Meyer, C. Long, J. Marshall, G. Jay, D. Steffenson, A. Carver H. Rasmussen, R. Campbell, M. Flemming, K, Turk, S. Peterson, J. Odem, A. Nolte, E. Bailey, M. Mc- Mahill, D. Pross, M. Porter,J. Gipple,B. Camblin, R. Gillett. J. Moriarity, D. Foss, H. Dunn, D. McDaniel M. Blunk, D. Lowe. IR. HI TRACK This year's Junior High track teamhas many outstanding performers. They won nearly every event in which they were entered, as well as every meet. They placed second in the Jtmior High Conference meet. We definitely look forward to seeing them next year in Senior High. IR. HI ONE-ACT PLAYS The Junior High presented two one-act plays, This is the first time in several years that the Junior High students have en- gaged in such an activity. Mr, Roscoe was the sponsor of these two comedy plays. Wildcat Willy Wildcat Willy Gets the Woo1lies 85 t i i A ugust Se pte mber October November December January February March April May I955-l956 24 29 5 16 22 7 12 17 19 21 22 28 4 7 8 22 24-25 25-27 29 30 7 13 20 21 3 10 11-12 16-21 25 27 31 3 6-7 10 12-17 16 19 24 28 29-2 3 20-21 23 27-28 1 4 8 11-12 16-17 20 22 22-23 24 25 CALENDAR Football Practice Begins School Starts fone-half day schedulej Labor Day fNo schooly 7 Football Game - Villisca fherej Multiple County Institute fday offj Football Game - Shenandoah fl-lomecomingj Homecoming Assembly - Pep Meeting Flame Queen Assembly State Student Council Convention Senior Class Play Football Game - Glenwood fDad's Nighty All State Music Festival Auditions End of First 9-weeks period Football Game - Creston fherey Prospective Teachers' Day Open House First Basketball Game - Greenfield Ctherej Thanksgiving Vacation All-State Music Festival Junior Class Play Band Clinic at Creston Basketball Game - Corning fherej Basketball Game - Shenandoah fherep Y-Teen Grant Christmas Party Basketball Game - Glenwood fherej Christmas Vacation Classes Resume Basketball Game - Clarinda fherej Semester Examinations County Basketball Tournament Basketball Game - Harlan Cherej Basketball Game - Red Oak fherel One-Act Plays Basketball Game - Creston fherej Preliminary Speech Contest Basketball Game - Villisca fherej State Basketball Tournament End of third 9-weeks Iowa State Chorus District Speech Contests A and B Indoor Track Meet Easter Program - Hi-Y Easter Vacation Resume Classes State Speech Contest Assembly Program Uack Rank appears in MacBethJ Creston Relays Drake Relays A and B Music Contest-Solos and Ensembles Trojan Relays I unior Senior Prom Conference-Relays - Atlantic District Track and Golf Meet Senior Tests Baccalaureate Class Night Final tests Senior Breakfast - No School Commencement Exercises - End of School Year 86 Albertson Cleaners Dr. H. 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