Audubon High School - Wheeler Yearbook (Audubon, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

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Safe Driving Day - We could all use a little advice. 7 -11. Senior pictures - More money flew. 11. Football game fGuthrie therej A scoreless tie. 12. State Marching Band contest at State Center. We got a I! 17. Pep rally and bonfire - We heated up our spirt for Homecoming' 18. Homecoming QGliddenJ The flu weakened our efforts. NOVEMBER 15. Basketball fPanoraJ 19. Wrestling CGriswoldJ 20. Wrestling fAbraham Lincoln of C .BJ 26. False fire alarm - What a blast! 28-29. Thanksgiving vacation - Pounds, pounds, and more pounds!! I 29-30. Corning Invitational wrestling - We won it! DECEMBER 10. Basketball fAnitaJ 11. Wrestling CCorningJ 13. Wrestling C Boys' Townj 17. Basketball fPerry Girlsj 18. Y-Teen Christmas Ball- I-lighlite of the Christmas season. 23-1. Christmas vacation - A rest from the books. JANUARY 2. Classes resume - lt's nice to be back. 3. Basketball CC oon Rapidsp 4. Wrestling CGriswoldJ 7. Basketball CManningJ 10. Wrestling fGreenfieldJ 14. Basketball Clvlanillaj 17. Wrestling fPerryJ 31. Basketball CW iotal FEBRUARY 5-8 District Wrestling meets at Perry. 10-15. Girls' Sectionals. 14-15. State Wrestling Meet. 1722 Boys Sectionals Basketball fGl1ddenJ Denison Band Cl-lerej A terrific sound from a terrific band MARCH 7. 12. 14. 21. 26. 28. APRIL 1. 4-7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 17. 22. 24. 29. 30. MAY 2. 3. 6. 9. 13. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 29. 31. I95 -58 Spring Concert - Display of talents to public. Band to Denison - It's our turn to show off the band. Junior Class Play - Off the Track' High School Pops Concert - This is what l call music! Court day - Court is now in session -- Carnival -- Vote here please. State Speech Contest - Carolyn got a l! Scholarship tests at Atlantic Brains but no brawn. Easter Vacation - A chance to catch our breaths Lions Club Banquet for Senior athletes. National HonorSociery installa- tion of new members. Dual Track Meet here Baseball fGliddenJ Senior Play - Seventeenth Summer Baseball fManillaJ ll Senior marching practice starts - Oh my aching feet. Baseball fScrantonJ Atlantic Relays Orientation of future freshmen. Junior and Senior Banquet and Prom - We danced in a Deep Sea Fan- tasy. State Music Contest - large groups Coon Valley Conference Track meet here Y-Teen installation of new officers and cabinet. Conference track meet in Harlan. Skip Day - Ames had better be prepared Band to Veisha - How much further to march? Baccalaureate - The beginning of the end Sac City Relays Class Night - We've come a long way together. Commencement- The long awaited moment. Last day of regular classes - What are you doing this summer? Final Convocation - Farewell, Audubon High 5 TABLE of CONTENTS ACTIVITIES MUSIC SPORTS ADMINISTRATICN. . . . CLASSES . . . Q51 1 w ,l N B A a ak A TIWTIES N 1 -5 , IAN KALLESEN JUDI CHRISTENSEN HCDMECCJMI G MARY CAMPBELL KAY SHOESMITH - DONNA SUNBERG BOB EHLERT RUSS MILLER ROYALTY - DALLAS BALD CHUCK KAUFFMAN PHIL LARSEN Mg: W diafwwf' , br , 'UW ,gif 9 1 lk' if 1,32 fi' fp! IV! f ss, 159 2? H 'ai wi - ff, , LQ - eww ,fi . re ggae. , ' Sv P O - , ,. S' wil W' , iw if w Q- F '1 ,QB .N im 'Q , , xii: 22 N. We , fb my ,, r.q,,.,.. g. 5dw., sf X3 . mg' 215, 3:16. :fffljfr , S Q ,G Q ., .5 si , :'?s- a s - E it 1 The dance ended it all RCDYALTY KING CARNIVAL QUEEN LA VONNE CLEMSEN DALE KLINKEFUS v , Ao-n' .1 fm---1 ' ag r D , ff j I 1-33. M X M , . 52, , gf . 2 wit, 2 Z, iff' yy ,V . N P :ms L H 4 P Ugg f ,n x 1 'ia N f -. V., ' : K 'Q 2 YI K. . I Q it Q 3 Q . 5 if ' - I ,f X LL I , X ,Xb 4' I VV ' 2- , ' ' Mt' v j , ws: , t 1 gf ff HA mx 1 F f., if . ,V ,I A ,V ,Jw i M an R, . 5259 V'lfAf53 - 'A 7 M 'P ., jfs? , x 5 , , . i -.Ji . if 1 'B nl if 9 .A-W JU ICR C ASS PL Mr. John Morgan Silas Dobbins . . Flickie Nelson . Berry Phillips . . Joan Parker . . Mrs. Guarino . . Antonia Guarino Bill Lindsay . . . Mr. Oscar Pozenby Willie Woodson . Evalina Bumpass OFF THE TRACK Mrs. Reiginald Vanderventer . . Miss Pidgie Mc Dougal .... . . . . . Joe Bruun . Kenny Andersen . . Donis Krauel Deanna Schmidt . Leota Winther . . . Barb Joens Deanna Fancher . Larry Kauffman . . Roger Olsen . . . Par Ehlerr . Karen Brannan . . Janet Sunberg De Etta Borkowski SENIOR CLASS PL Angie, the girl Margaret . . . Lorraine . KHIY ..... Mrs. Morrow . Jack ..... Art . . . Martin . . Jane . Tony . . Margie . . Fitz . . Judi Christensen . Helen Grabill Sandra Dudgeon Sandra Haskins . Janice Jensen . Larry Petersen John Martinsen Tom Klinkefus Betty Rustvold . Larry Northup . Linda Garnett . . Jerry Barrett PEECH FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Ii. Grabill, N. Gooch, M. Bowman D Noelck M Weiderstein D Zaiger, Mrs. Dollar. BACK ROW: V. Stone, J. Sonksen, D Borkowski A Miller C Brue I Sutcliffe, L. Borkowski. Contest speech offers a great variety of areas of par- ticipation. Most popular are the three fields of declamation, humorous, dramatic, and oratory. Original oratory and inter- pretive reading also attract several participants. Carolyn Brue, pictured at the right, Audubon's only par- ticipant at state level, received a straight 1 rating for inter- pretive reading. In this area, a student prepares a six minute poetry selection to read and at the contest site draws a prose selection which is more or less sight read. The poetry must be changed at each contest. Caro1yn's winning poetry was Prayer of Co1umbus by Walt Whitman. 20 STUDENT SENATE HO CJRR LL LL 7'1- Under the present system of marking, an A is given four points, a B three points, a C two points, and a D one point. An honor roll student must have a fourteen point or B average. Members of the honor roll for the first semester are: FRONT ROW, Left to Right: T. Peterson, L. Wellendorf, C. Miller, D. Johnson, L. Kauffman, D. Mortensen, L. Nor- thup, H. Sornson, R. Off. SECOND ROW: H. Buikema, M. Bowman, K. Andersen, D. Shoesmith, J. Jensen, S. Jorgensen, B. Greer, H. Grabill, J. Christensen, S. Johansen, R. Jensen. THIRD ROW: S. Jensen, B. Martinsen, J. Martinsen, G. Sieme, R. Searles, J. MoGuire,E.Barrett, N. Nissen, D. Inman. BACK ROW: L. Nissen, V. Nissen, D. Schmidt, J. Arnold, D. Krauel, A. Miller, L. Northup, I. Sutcliffe, C. Brue, L. Borkowski. QUILL AND SCROLL On January 28, the Audubon Community High School was granted a charter for establish- ment of a chapter of Quill and Scroll, an honorary society for high school journalists. 22 4 ffw 'fn' RED D WHITE 4 I . , Qi gg E X MV ig K2 3 A 25: 'W 5 r, ,Q 'PI FRONT, Left to Right: S. Eddy, E. Neitzel, C. Brue, M. Moeckl, J. Sutcliffe, L. Andersen, E. Hemmingsen, J. Merselis. SECOND ROW: M. Lang, M. Bowman, P. Barrett, M. Nelsen, Mrs. Dollar, S. Dudgeon, J. Koenig, J. Christensen. BACK ROW: K. Young, B. Middleswart, L. Miller, L. Macke, J. Davis, H. Campbell. This year, for the first time since 1924, the Red and White was printed commercially on the presses of the Audubon News-Guide. The staff, with the help of advisors, Mrs. Dollar and Terry Barton, published seven monthly issues and an April Food extra. During the year, the Red and White sent a representative to a journalism workshop at Iowa State College, and be- came a member of Quill and Scroll, honorary journalism society. Men V -2 2 , Editors Pr 23 ess Uptown VI NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY xx qi FRONT ROW, Left to Right: D. Schmidt, J. Magnussen, B. Greer, J. Christensen, H. Buikema, S. Jorgen- sen, J. Jensen, S. Jensen. SECOND ROW: L. Griffith, B. Caldwell, C. Brue, J. Shoemaker, V. Nissen, J. Sutcliffe, P. Mullenger, J. Jensen. BACK ROW: K. Anderson, H. Sorensen, D. Johnson, L. Albertson, G. Seime, L. Kauffman, J. Mc Guire, L. Northup. One of the greatest honors a high school student can achieve is election into the National Honor Society. The Society recognizes the stu- dent who has established an academic standing in the upper ranks of his class, but equally important in his selection is the students contri- bution to the whole school life. He is chosen on the basis of leadership, service, character, and scholarship. The flaming torch of knowledge is the em- blem of the National Honor Society. Officers as pictured are: Bil1Ca1dwel1, President Sue Jorgensen, Vice-President Sherry Jensen, Secretary - Treasurer Bfgfyr, Z Q. W4 V V ..,,,,, . 1 3212: Q Judy Christensen .Q ' PRESIDENT is Helen Burkema Arlys Miller ' -.4 ii VICE-PRESIDENT Mrs . Drake SPONSOR Judy Sutclufe TRLA SURFR SECRETA ZH Donna bunberg atty Rasmussen 'lelen Grabrll C, trelxn Brue Betty De Ftta Rusty old Borl owskr Deanna Schmrdt Norma Gleason sharon Bergstrom Nlarre Nelsen Mary Campbell Leota W tntner Vrtta Nelsen bherry Jensen 6 'S it 4? 15 R 'F 'A n 7 2 I A in ' , 1 1 ' 'fa-if 5, 2 Pt t, t . i ,Q P. wsu. 1 Q ' ga U Q 55 u N 'Y ' l . .-1-...T-. ,f'1s'?+f 'af' I I 'e fl o r 2 Fredericksen, S. llansen, P. Moreland, J. Snyder, S. Linke, D. Laiger, B. Petersen. SECOND ROW: M. Petersen, P. Men- FRONT ROW, Left to Right: I. Rasmussen, M. Strnve, R. Jensen, S. Kyhnn, J. Crees, M. Nielsen, J. Haskins, J. Gilmore, S denhall, D. Petersen, M. Nielsen, L. Burr, C. Smith, N. Nlarkley, W. Jensen, J. LaFOY. J. Christensen, S. Eddy, P. Barrett M. Schmidt, S. Schmidt, D. Shoesmith. THIRD ROW: N. Hansen, R. Winther, J. Parker, B. Mack, J. Jensen, J. Sortedalil J. Lauritsen, N. Gooch, S. Winther, D. Sunberg, L. Rasmussen, M. Moeckl, J. Christensen, C. Wegner, S. Jorgensen, B. Jen- sen. FOURTH ROW: Sponsor, Mrs. Drake, L. Borkowski, J. Noelck, M. Petersen, M. Garnett, M, Lang, D. Johnson, S Hansen, L. Miller C Brue A Miller B Carlson 'vi Jorgensen K Young J Nissen J Arnold FIFTH ROW ,. ,. ,. ,i. ,. ,.. ,. . :C.Jor- gensen, M. Bowman, M. Olson, K, Andersen, I. Merselis, M. Elsberry, E. Christensen, P. Jorgensen, J. Miller, J. Schmidt J. Blohm, I. Shoemaker, L. Petersen, K. Kraft, B. Struck. Social activities and community projects filled the Y-Teens busy year. Eight members attended the District Fall Con- ference in October. A picnic and scavenger hunt highlighted the annual initiation party. The club contributed to the Korean Orphan they adopted two years ago. For Thanksgiving, decorations were made for the trays at the hospital. White Christmas gifts were distributed to the needy people in the community. The Christmas Ball was held on December 18. The annual Mother and Daughter Tea and Style Show was held on April 20. The annual installation of officers finished out the year. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: S. Haskins, M. Campbell, H. Buikema, M. Myers, B. Grabill, D. Sunberg, M. Olson, B. Greer, J. Jensen, L. Hansen, L. Winther, D. Murray, P. Rasmussen, J. Kallesen, C. Bowman, P.Book, SECOND ROW: D, Fancher, L. Jensen, J. Petersen, B. Heiken, D. Kelly, S. Tessman, S. Jorgensen, D. Andersen, B. Nielsen, B. Umland, G. Rasmussen, D. Borkowski, S. Lamaak, B. Kirk, P. Macumber, M. Deist, S. Smouse. THIRD ROW: E. Neitzel, K. Shoesmith, B. Rust- vold, M. Brannan, L. Crees, P. Inman, C. Nielsen, D. Johansen, T. Nielsen, R. Wiedcrstein, P. Mullenger, M. Nelson, S. Ru- bel, S. Willesen, L. Hansen, J. Christensen. FOURTH ROW: W. Nielsen, L. Nissen, S. Thomsen, l. Christensen, J. Sunberg, S. Bergstrom, J. Magnussen, V. Nelson, V. Nissen, W. Miller, H. Grabill, S. Dudgeon, R. Wanniger, L. Clemsen, N. Gleason, S. Johansen, Sponsor, Mrs. Zentmire. FIFTH ROW: S. Jensen, L. Northup, K. Jacobsen, P. Johnson, J. Lansman, L. Garnett, S. Jensen, M. Petersen, M. Christensen, B. Joens, D. Krauel, J. Sutcliffe, D. Schmidt, B. Buckner, P. Jayne. X1 BQ. 'GM ACTIVITIE 'i r 0 ' .,4 I, O . O ... :fm v A-'v - , ,ibm A Working Real Hard? Dancing and Singing B229 Thanksgiving Program Putting White Christmas gifts under the tree with Frosty the Snowman OFFICERS PY951deUf .Tack Mc Gu1re Vtce Pres1dent Leroy Albertsen Secretary John Martlnsen Treasurer Phxl Larsen Chap1a1n Kenneth M111er There were twenty mne members of the H1 Y thls year The programs were ln terestmg as they were varxed from month to month Movles on athletlcs sclence and travel were shown. Talks to the group were gxven by Rex Emerson our game warden Dr Bartley law enforcement off1cers and m1n1sters Three members of the club John attended the Y M C A youth and 1eg1s1at1ve assembly held at the Capltal IH Des Molnes Thelr prunary servxce projects were con trlbutmg to World Servtce Program of the Y.M C A and workmg at the basketball concesslons to help brmg ln money to mam ta1n the club tm! I ,xt N , ' Martinsen, Phil Larsen and Dave Sonksen 1 . . . . ' ' 29 - I LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Sunberg, D. Kelly. J. Lal-'oy, S. Tessman, D. Ruddy, B. Nielsen, D. Murray, M. Petersen, S, Schmidt, E. Neitzel, B. Rustvold, D. Borkowski, S. Lamaak, G. Rasmussen, L. Winther, V, Nissen, V, Nelsen, S. Johansen, M. Bowman, J. Christensen, B. Struck, W. Jensen, D. Petersen, S. Fredericksen, J, Arnold, M. Olson, J. Gilmore, J. Sortedahl, P. Barrett, J. Merselis, K. Andersen, S. Bergstrom, K. Brannan, Mrs. Akers, Sponsor, D. Nelsen, A. Frank, S. Rubel, L. Hansen, H. Grabill, S. Dudgeon, S. Jensen, K. Young, C. Brue, M. Moeckl, M. Lang, J. Heires, D. Schmidt, N. Gleason, H. Campbell, M. Petersen, M. Elsberry, P. Jorgensen, J. Schmidt, M. Christensen, M. Petersen, R. Barent- sen, L. Miller, J. Sutcliffe, C. Nielsen, P. Mullenger, B. Buckner, K. Jacobsen, L. Petersen, D. Johnson, J. Davis. H The Pep Club sponsored the cheerleaders and backed the teams. One of the main projects was sponsoring the home- coming, activities and taking care of the crowning, of the P.T.A. carnival King and Queen. Candy and white elephant sales were held to raise money for the club. With the co-operation and work of the members, the year was ended successfully. The officers pictured are: Marie Nelsen, President, LaVonne Clemsen, Student Senate Representativeg Jeri Lynn La Foy, Vice-President, Sandra Dudgeon, Treasurer, Rosann Barentsen, Secretary. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: M. Petersen, S. Haskins, M. Campbell, H. Buikema, M. Myers, B. Grabill M. Olson, S. Smouse, P. Rasmussen, D. Petersen, S.Kyhnn, N.Marklcy, D. Fancher, L. Burr, B. Greer N. Hansen, R. Winther, D. Shoesmith, J. Kallesen, S. Hansen, J. llaskins, C. Jorgensen, P. Macumber, L Nissen, M, Brannan, M. Nelsen, S. Thomsen, C. Wegner, J. Lauritsen, S. Jorgensen, K. Shoesmith, W Nielsen, M. Nielsen, J. Sunhcru, B. Kirk, K. Nissen, S, Winther, L. Clemsen, S. Eddy. J. Christensen W. Miller, N. Gooch, L. Rasmussen, P. Jorgensen, A. Miller, M, Jorgensen, D. Krauel, B. Carlson, S Jensen, L. Garnett, A. Christensen, J. Lansman, J. Blohm, J. Schmidt. Q74 . ff 1 K 1 ' - ll: F 1,5 'If ' 8 19-1 -fu-4 ' -f L 'waz ,wwf v I , -3 xi' rfv 'MMM , J. 5 ,, I f t me ' wfvi1'4f', ,A f ff 'W ,PI-fifvvu '- 1 , 3' ' A 1 .fi iw 7 il, ', ,'1f 5.1.-' , '-.DV if f 'W igfis. .zxffv M M- ' gk ' ' , , A f .L I 4 wifi. ' .fr Q, x ' A , ,...,,w:x .. g, A 5 . in 'f W W- N, , f. ' , -x My - .. I mn? PM W. A AAFVL :gl . ,, m y Qu ,Q f A Y. Mit? - ' 'fff'2W g ,I ., f ., U'-Vid? Q u, g:. M 333324 X , , , 7 X My vw: Y 1 fem ,j , 'f fi' ax. M 1 ag i. Jffifig. V . .H f F . Q Eff., Q 1 1 ,r -if, .EQ L i, 1 -'fi 5 ' 'E 5, ag ,tw - - . 4 ,, 1 ,' vnu, 'V WZ -:A ' 5 .V if .44 , W gk J lf , 2 f iw? qw X 1 iz ', Z , ,, 6,1 Q , 6 Q y. 4 1 if R . ' 157 t V -' an Agwgfj' .Ji f . ,f ff 0: my 'Q a 1 Pepette Meetmg Q? R 'Inv' I 'l ,f .we - . eg-V-2, i. - Q' , , 4, -If 1, f 'Q-t': 'k3 ' 13, EV - FQ'-f'z'i. ' ,gg p v',f,f? F2 ' .. ' A3 ,Q E ,ig ,- 5 V 25921-Rf ' ' -Q 971 S CH EERLE DERS WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS CENTER ROW Left to Rlqht L Rasmussen N Gooch, J Snyder, S Thomsen FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW I Kallesen P BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Counter Clockwlse N Hansen R W1nther W M1l1er I Sunbers, P Rasmussen J Kallesen 32 o o o Rasmussen. BACK ROW: N. Hansen, J. Sunberg, R. Winther. T T F. F. . The Audubon Chapter F. F. A. had a very busy and successful year. They won one nation- al award this year in the National Chapter Program of Work Contest. They won seven State Awards this year which included: Program of Work, Soil and Water Management, Dairy Far- mer, Chapter Activity Exhibit, Farm Corn Harvest Safety, Farm Mechanics, and Farm and Home Electrification. One member, Lee Andersen, served as District Reporter and later in the year as District President. In District Contests, they won eight awards. They were tied for second as being the top chapter of the State. 5- ZF' if-'- I FL OFFICERS ASSISTANT OFFICERS 33 WARDS may ! AUDUBON RUSSELL MILLER LEE ANDERSEN Dairy Farm ers Farm Mechanrcs Farm Electrificatron The awards listed are but a few of the many awards won by the F.F.A. Chapter during 1957- l958. The first award was presented to them early in the year at Kansas City. It was a gold award in the National Program of work contest. Their most prized award was first place in the Iowa Corn Har- vest Safety contest. Other awards were: gold award in the district contest and five gold awards in the state contest. The chapter was one of the top award winners in Iowa for the sixth year. 1493 if 0551+ age Q 5 129 ,,. W ,sa .M-3' A r J, ,gnu 5 , , 4. 'n, 'L J ' E Iowa Corn Harvest Safety Contest ACTIVITIES 96 -S J-, 1 s . Mark Klever jerry Barrett FARMING IS THE HEART OF THE F. F. A. Gary Stearns Gene And reasen -we-F' gd TUDE T HELP ii MR. COOPER'S OFFICE STAFF MR. LAFOLLETTE 'S HELP Sherry Jensen, Leota Winther, LaVonne Clemsen, Donna Shoesmith, Sharon Hansen, Annabelle Deist Maybelle Deist, Sandra Rubel, Barbara Greer, Carolyn Brue, Nadene Hansen, Helen Grabill. Sharlette Tessman, Patty Rasmussen, Donna Sunberg. LIBRARIANS Judy Gilmore, Elizabeth Neitzel, Karen Young, Linda Northup, Wanda Nielsen, Doris Andersen Karen Nissen, Doris Kelly, Carolyn Mulford, Shir- ley Lamaak, lla Rasmussen, DeErra Borkowski SEATED: Judy Sortedahl, Lois Crees. 0 KINDERGARTEN WORKERS Marlene Moeckl, Marie Nelsen, Barbara Joens, Ka- ren Young, Pearl Jayne, Leannis Nissen. 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W n '-' ff - as W M' .f , .-ll HT..-I :. .f,fh 2-. 0 - T, Ill X. .gk Q W1 '57 A Q! fx M .- .-N -A ...A J 1 ,N A x .f f-4 .4 ,ff K 5 P -H ,au 4, K 9.0-.,.,,w,.. ,H 3. .' .wr .- fy P AQ5. we ff-Qu -eff-fj5 N -1 It I -f ' X, K r' A K ,q 4, 1 15 m, x qt' E m, A' si tl ffabx, N 'W ' .6 4'1 w 4 , Xwf, 'll fr 4. 1 ,, if-,I , G ,wr .-f- 5 ' ws +1 - R '- ' N ' n ' Sf-'RAN V eff. Hg Ei, A x--Q gf- L, ' P553 Vi J. 'U 5 3': fi: 24 ,gi ,v, 5 In fn ., Q A A f Q' 'Q' K, .Q ...wma , M his i 10522351 TWIRLERS: La Vonne C., Donnis K., Kay A,, Vernette N., Deanna S., Leota W. PEP BAN LRST ROW James S Sharlet J Donna R Sally F JoeB JoanneM N11esR Garyl Marne E O Jane M Sh1r1ey Z Sharon B PacM THIRD ROW BobA GaryM TomP Don M Barb N MarkN RosannB Ly1eE 39 O., Doris J., Sherrin S. SECOND ROW: Bonnie C., Larry N., Carolyn M., Thelma N., Carolyn N., Mary sam, it CONCERT DIRECTOR, Robert Place 40 The 1958 concert season provided many opportunities for the 75 piece Con- cert Band. Contest numbers this year were: First Suite in E flat by Gustav Hoist, and Men of Ohio by Henry Fillmore. This year's program included an ex- change concert with the Deniseon Band, two programs for the high school, and the annual Winter Concert. Sixteen of the band members participated in the Tri- County Band Festival with Rafael Mendez as trumpet soloist. AN l - -I-- 1 7 JOHN PHILIP SOUSA BAND AWARD Judi Christensen 41 MIXED CLARINET QUART ET S. Willesen M. Christensen D. Petersen T. Nielsen SAX QU ARTET A J. Christensen B. Carlson B. Anderson K. Anderson BRASS SMALL 1- Bb CLARINET QUARTET P. Mendenhall J. Murray S. Bergstrom S. Zinke S. Johansen D. Mortensen WOODWIND QUINTET R. Robinson N. Gleason P. Mendenhall H. Buikema S. Frederiksen BRASS SEXTET B R. Baremsen J. Shoemaker J. Arnold L. Eiben D. Ruddy J. Sonksen SAX QUART ET B L. Northup T. Peterson S. Jorgensen G. Meshek SEXTET A S. Schmidt G U P N. Hansen M. Nielsen FLUTE TRIO DRUM ENSEMBLE J. Merselis C. Brue I. Bruun J. Sunberg N. Robinson R. Robinson J. Magnussen I. Rasmussen . . A ' 'sf we imp if Vi! HE N 'E YS? L f f , H I' WJ fr? M if 'N --f' S W is M Qi 5 'G' x W .Q Xvff g N w L v 4 , K, 'Q , iv K? J A w 'Q' 1 f' ANI A nil' 'Q f 5 is -Q' .4- 'rr 98-A QV L, Q .fp :QI - K IJ '13 swf S ' if .E .fi 71 V l, N t' , N' . wigs' Q 1 Y' 'F 4 V 1 'gf Aw ' Q! ' if 4' IJ 139 , 5 sc I :I my ' was 7 TE, K .., , 2, ,f I y Q ' n Q' 'y T' ,f , 5. ' M v i .4 'LII V P 15 Q 'Qt' ' me ' am? 'F M x ,WI 1 fv5vW ff'v?242 '?-fvsfrizv Wfv? . K Anderson J Bruun D Mortensen T Peterson Nhss Stebblns I Sonksen I Magnussen D Fancher S Bergstrom B Carlson N Hansen J Derst B Rustvold D. Andersen J. Murray J. Shoemaker S. Frederiksen I. Rasmussen T. Nielsen P. Mendenhall S. Zinke S. Jensen N. Gleason B. Nielsen D. Ruddy S. Bergstrom S. Schmidt Yr 2 vm SPORTS 41047 PHIL LARSEN DON ZINKE WAYNE PETERSEN PAT EHLERT : ! :41 CO-CAPTAIN BOB EHLERT ' 7 . E fi BILL CALDWELL BYRON JENSEN JIM JENSEN TOM KLINKEFUS x ES' THE STAFF TO THE .I LOACH LEINBAUGH COACH SHETLTS t Q , 1 .tx Q O Audubon, bowing out of the Coon Valley to jointhe Mid-West Conference, was a school without a conference this year. Starting with 6 returning lettermen, we began to rebuild the team, taking it on the chin from all our opponents with the exception of a great team effort in deadlocking a strong Guth- rie Center team to a scoreless tie. Our last three games with Coon Rapids, Manilla, and Scranton were cancelled due to the outbreak of the flu epidemic. Seniors are: Russell Miller, Larry Petersen, Dallas Bald, Lee Andersen, Gary Lucas, Don Linke, Chuck Kauffman, Tom Klinkefus, Phil Larsen, and Bob Ehlert. SEASON SCORES Audubon 0 Perry 16 Audubon 0 Manning 19 Audubon O Harlan 7 Audubon 0 Guthrie Center 0 Audubon O Exira 32 Audubon 0 Glidden 0 rim' i BILL Mippteswftnr f 5 Jonu MARTINSEN BOB MADSEN l 1 Alu- I 74 R fghiu 7 's ,As COACH HA DLEY CO CAPTAIN CO CAPTAIN JUDI MARIE FIRST ROW: Donna Shoesmith, Doris Murray, Betty Rustvold Margie Brannan Karen Nissen Arl s . , . Y Miller, Janet Shoemaker, Rose Wanninger, Pat Mullenger, Marie Nelsen, Gloria Rasmussen, Judi Christ- ens SECO ' ' ' en. ND ROW. Jane Bauer, Judy Lauritsen, Marianne Lang Judy Lansman Vitta Nelsen M 1 , . , ar ene Elsberry, Joanne Schmidt. THIRD ROW: Jerri Lynn LaFoy, Phyllis Moreland, Sally Fredericksen, Rose B . arentsen, Jane Arnold, Paula Johnson, Jackie Haskins, Betty Struck. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Petersen Marlys Gar S ' nett, haron Hansen, Luanna Petersen, Wanda Jensen, Pat Crissey, Peggy Macumber. FIFTH ROW: Joan Jensen, Lorraine Burr, Doroth Z Marilyn Struve. y aiger, Carol Madsen, Jackie Crees, Karen Christensen, 52 COACH STUCK CAPTAIN CAPTAIN PHIL PHIL ,f FIRST ROW: Bob Off Lloyd Liken Larry Wellendorf Chuck Yager Joe Bruun Larry Petersen Larry Kauffman Don Zinke Jim Jensen Dennis King Phil Larsen Dale Klinkefus SECOND ROW: Jim Sinow Dennis I-leiken Charles King James Conrad JohnBlack THIRD ROW: Bob Law Robert Mortensen Larry James Ken Lauritsen. FOURTH ROW: Doug Dudgeon, Mark Klever Johnivlartinsen, Harold Plagman, Mark Nielsen FIFTH ROW: Larry Kendle, Kent Walters Doug Inman Cal Parrott, Roger Searls, Lance Sorte- dahl Rich Jensen. SIXTH ROW: Bill Martinsen, Paul Moreland GaylordStruve Arnold Kempf Dick John- son, Craig Cockson Dean Ullerich Ronnie Swanson Gary Wiges 53 Qc 'f 'x7 f,: ,gtg-V A,,. , . - '-4 nn? VI, v , as f' ag f.. , g5i'ff 213 wuvjff' 32 . -1'iAf f, Q 'lf 'f?Qff, X -ggiiywwf Li W 3 Us ' MQ- .-sul! . ,E fly gy ,, Q mm . .1 ml y L IUDI CHRISTENSEN MARIE NELSEN BETTY RUSTVOLD PAT MULLENGER GIRLS' BA KETB LL The Wheelerettes, playing a tough schedule, wound up the season with 7 wins and 10 losses. Due to great hustle and enthusiasm, the team played outstanding ball against Panora, Exira, Coon Rapids, and Jamaica. It was the mid-season loss of five straight games that hurt the chance of a fine season record While the Wheelerettes defensive court held the1r opponents to 52 2 points per game the forward court slightly outscored their foe with 54 6 points per game average Finishing her career in basketball Judi Christensen averaging 31 points per game broke the all time high school record with a total of 526 points GLORIA RASMUSSEN Q She was given a position on the Sixth All State team mention. DORIS MURRAY Shoesmith shots which quallfied her for district COmp6t1t1On SEASON S RECORD Panora Exira Mamlla Bayard Coon Rap1ds Anita Elk Hom Perry MARGIE BRANNAN W ROSE WANNINGER JANET SHOEMAKER ARLYS MILLER DONNA SHOESMITH KAREN NISSEN Audubon Audubon Marie Nelsen a very aggressive guard was given All State honorable The team was strengthened by letterwlnners Betty Rustvold Ro e Wannin get Pat Mullenger Mary Brannan Janet Shoemaker Arlys Miller and Donna Arlys Miller won the Sectional free throw contest by hitting 21 out of 25 Coon Rapids Guthrie Center Manilla Irwin Scranton Exira Wiota Jamaica Persia BOYS' BA KETB LL The Audubon Wheelers, led by captain Phil Larsen, ended the season with 3 wins and 16 defeats. PHIL LARSEN BOB EHLERT DALE KLINKEFUS DON ZINKE CHUCK YAGER The Audubon defense held their opponents to 52.9 points per game while their offensive average was 44.4 points per game. Although the Wheelers lost 16 games, they maintained a narrow margin of just 8 points difference between themselves and their opponents for the entire season. Coach Stuck had one returning letterman and many on the varsity squad were young and inexperienced. Phil Larsen, the only returning letterman, ended the season with a total of 190 points in sixteen games. He was playmaker for the team and was backed by Bob Ehlert, Don Zinke, Dale Klinkefus, Chuck Yager, Larry Petersen, Larry Kauffman, Joe Bruun, .Tim Jensen, Denny King, and Bob Off, who were all letter- winners. Next year the Wheelers will enter the Mid-West Conference with a young, experienced team. Audubon 50 Panora 35 Manilla 37 Exira 49 Bayard 31 Coon Rapids 52 Anita 43 Elk Horn 49 Coon Rapids 47 Manning LARRY PETERSEN Audubon 35 Guthrie Center 42 51 Manilla 54 31 Kuemper 56 50 Scranton 45 45 Exira 61 40 Wiota 65 , JOE BRUNN 45 Jamaica 49 49 Lake View 76 51 Perry 67 44 Atlantic 69 LARRY KAUFFMAN BOB OFF .TIM JENSEN DENNY KING LARRY WELLENDORF COACH KRISTENSEN Warm-up The Audubon Wrestling team of 1957-58 compiled one of the best season records in the history of the school. The grapplers started the season by downing Abraham Lincoln of Council Bluffs in a dual meet and then went on to become the first Audubon team to win the Corning Invitational Tournament. The matrnen went on to keep intact the school's eight year old record of never having been beaten by a B' school as they put together a fine winning season with a 9-4 dual meet record. Audubon's musclemen took first place at the District Tournament. This effort allowed Audubon to send seven men to the State Meet all of whom were eliminated in the quarterfinal round. Next year the team loses fine performers like co-captains Albertsen and Miller, Thygesen, Dave Sonksen, Petersen, Franck, Jensen, Macumber, and Stearns. Audubon Audubon 28 Abraham Lincoln 23 36 Greenfield 7 36 Perry 11 30 Corning 15 25 Corning 18 28 Perry 15 9 Boy's Town 28 36 Griswold 7 28 Greenfield 16 15 Lincoln, D.M. 28 33 Griswold 14 14 Boy's Town 28 20 Thomas Jefferson 24 FIRST ROW: Lynn Petersen, JimSonksen, AlanFranck, Bob Campbell, Harold Sorensen, Russ Miller, LeRoy Albertsen, Don Byriel, Gene Andreasen, Jim Durbin, Rich J orgensen. SECOND ROW: Sammy Grabill, Earl Barrett, Larry Thygesen, Dennis Larsen, Gary Mactunber, Jerry Jensen, Roger Jensen, Dave Sonk- sen, Don Nelsen, Robert Jorgensen, Doug Hilsabeck. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Feltner, Jerry Koenig, Dave Nelson, Gary Stearns, Bill Middleswart, ChuckGregerson, M ark Miller, Clarence I-Iaeflinger, John Greger- son, Sig Brekke, Merrill Firebaugh, Loren Griffith, David Moody. S I I . s NJ KW VF bgdwvk gf v Sv My m Qf,w,Q,M ig, ga ya, ' ,. Q, 'fa l A W'0' sf was my Q qv, sw Vnqvmtgfsjvn Vg wg .i 53 , is 2 0' ' ' 2 'E ki N' E 5? N A 1 A ' fx' i f 5 , k i N I .IS if 5' I 1 A f 'Q Q-,iw vw We 51 A A f QR 3 2' f' 4, , A. 'if' . , Vi , . f , 1,4 1 Q .., .. w N ' . My , P 1 W .ff If -f Q , i ., ,F A r fy HF: m5'f, t?,V Fug? 1+gy 9if'f 'a wg g,,'E 22wf W12? 'Q f nga, K- A 'Sf 5 fmi 'Mwm-ri. H , vf ' , if JH 'f A A,A , .M in . N SY' Q f 'M W ff f ,f ,Y 2 A, .kg ,BQ Q, X! -Q fx 'jf W. ff ,ff -Q gi ,E M, ,fb M ,K Q , Y' E X ' Q 1- , E 9 f ' Y if i 2 6 a. lla' ff ' 'i , '5 - - fi5S ? ! f A M' ' , . L A f M '33 J .:1?g,ff5j 'fm A 4, ff' fq1?f-f- in ? , Wigan, ,. W MVK ,I ,,1 R . f ,-,1 :vm ff, 25 .44 t W I I5 gg v r' L 'A ki -L ' f x . ' yin 'N 1.4L A 'lie' X, 'QW lf I K 1. 1 'lf eil' ' ff 1 21' if Q f '? 'I' -5 ff' ' ,, 'WZ 'jk A ' ,iv 152 'vb-I Mai W it- ' ' a , W4 pq, I Sqg, f M, A 4 a if mi , ' 'lf' f u . 9055? X' JW V .id s, 1 M15 X Xi! x 1L,, gg W' , . Q? f .wp Wy t W If , ? A' S-Q 954' v Pi' f x, 53,230 'V www? X -E X 1 ab. 1 1 f , Rfb ., :L A xx W :J ., L,, 2 A x . T j 1 T, :ff -,, 1, ', 1 ff X. X? M qv I new jx ' A vi- 1..k:bhi'? V , gg V 5, at if W TK E f, 1 A53 KX, ,A , V, ij. mb 4,1 1 56 A In ' , it ,AY Z ' If 1, 1 A wigs, I A A EQTTQQ, JR. HIGH WRESTLING FIRST ROW: Gary Bald, Dale Wagner, Coach Kris- tensen, Dick Watts, Darwin Shoesmith. SECOND ROW: Allan Borkowski, Ray Dreher, Richard Hansen, Ivan Diest. Sv JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL FLRST ROW: Allen Borkowski, Randy Christensen, Raymond Olsen, DennisRosenki1d, Dick Watts, Charles Daveron, Frank Miller, Darwin Shoesmith, Francis Franck, Paul Keery. SECOND ROW: Howard Madsen, Gary Eggers, Eugene Olsen, Allan Haskins, Eugene Johansen, Nord Brue, Gary Bald, Danny Hilsabeck, John Mallonee, John Wersphan, Markius Hansen, Manager. THIRD ROW: Larry Mulford, Roger Fett, Steve Taggart, Doug Kauffman,C1arkMantz,G1en Reinmund, Paul McGuire, Dick Phillips, Steve Hilsabeck, Mark Elmquist, Coach McLaughlin. JR. HIGH TRACK FIRST ROW: Paul McGuire, Steve Hilsabeck, Clal Mantz, Dick Phillips, DaveMore1and, Francis F rancl SECOND ROW: Doug Kauffman, Glen Roger Fett, Nord Brue, Carter Petersen. ROW: Ray Dreher,IOhnMal101'1ee, Virgil Eddy, Grabill, Coach McLaughlin. fw- a1if44Q! vi V yg,9w5',, ' ' rfb fa, Q2 537' 4 fir A ' 'v :mia iw 'in' Q? Iam SPORTS F ME K f s The 1958 outstanding boy athlete was Bob Ehlerr. During his high school career he earned 3 letters in track and football, 1 in basketball, and 4 in baseball. ln football he had a 5 yard carrying average and was top pass receiver. In baseball he struck out atotal of 138 men in his 3 years. His pitching record stands at 12 wins and 2 losses. He qualified for state competi- tion on relay teams in his junior and senior years. This year he was elected captain in football, baseball, and track. Judi Christensen was chosen as the all-around girl athlete. She has earned 4 letters in basketball and is the all-time leading scorer in Audubon High. In her junior year she had an average of '23 points per game. She wound up her senior year with a 31 points average with a total of 527 points. She was on the second team con- ference team and all-state honorable mention as a junior and sixth team all-state as a senior. This year she was chosen co-captain by her teammates. WRESTLING STATE QUALIFIERS FIRST ROW: Gene Andreasen, Alan Franck, Lynn Petersen, Dave Sonksen. SECOND ROW: Gary Macum- ber, Harold Sorensen, Russ Miller, LeRoy Albertsen. NOT PICTURED: J im Sonksen. 'ff' ps, -an , QE ,Q Si 4 ' To the Class of 58 The three baslc Ob-ICCIIVSS of educatron have always been To know to do and to belong I beheve that thrs yea r s Wheeler w11l certamly supply the ev1dence that the Class of 58has been able to meet the challenge of all three Congratulatrons are rn order for the completlon of thrs f1ne book and for the many contrrbutlons that your class has mwde to the school and the communrty H H RICE Supermtendent BOARD of EDUCATIO PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT Kenneth Taggert Dr James Ramsey Presldent FredS1evers .Tr Chfford Thompson .Tohn Parrott .Tr Secretary Gay Thomas Treasurer A A Kruse Not Plctured To the Annual Staff: Education implies the acquisi- tion of facts, but facts not supple- mented by proper habits and atti- tudes lose their social usefulness. We, therefore, believe that the development of good habits of at- tendance good habits of work and a co operative attitude growing out of a sense of responsibility stand high among the outcomes of a pro gram of education at the Audubon Community High School. JAMES W COOPER Principal fy' 5411 Ili' il 1 MRS ALBERTSE N MRS STOBERL f ,av ,N ,, wg 5 1,55 ff, 1 s Piififi fif, -SWL Q Q .Y-X 31, r S2 4 pl , yy . , li' gif: S 2 51? K 5: ,E SN , , ,Q . . 152 av 5 Q iii .vw 'N M, s iff W Lqwdef x iw' 'Qaiwf 3. AMBROSE DOLLAR Industrial Arts 9-12 MARIE DRAKE Bookkeeping Clerical Practice Advanced Shorthand and Typing Shorthand ACLILTY JAMES HAMILTON Vocational Agriculture Supervisor of Project Work ESTHER KEITH Home Economics 9, 11,12 7 W QQ ga, .fy Q '37 MARGARET AKERS Girls' Physical Education LYLE LEINBAUGH Boys' Physical Education Football and Track RUSSELL MC LAUG l ILIN Baseball ORVILLE HASSLER Typing I Business Law -nfl. . 3 ff my W df KX' has bf ' ' H aw., -we ,, 'Q if 1?f??W ' 'Qs -gf' 1 f .' I 1, ' Q. vi' , , . 1 Q '14 1 . X g, s A -- 3.1.1, rx ,1 of-. , ' ' f ,Hf- 565-314 , Y M Wil, . 4 i 32 i .L fe, 'Q 1 3 - -W-vu!-nous: ,i ll .Ev N5 Q 1 aff! 2 5 'nun xl vue-qrw V iw .-.......,.. -..-.--... .. q.--.-.-f-..-,W ,, - ....,,.,-.,w ,- 3 3 fn, in ff 5 W if MQ izffii' LL STUDENTS WORK X , x 2 X X 1 1 . Q ' x K V E X ', Q 'A U 1 - Z1 ' X 3 . 2 SEVE TH GR DE FIRST ROW: C. Fett, N. Black, R. Plagman, C. Rasmussen, D. Crees, P. Keery, D. Hilsabeck, D. More- land, P. Hansen, D. Hansen, J. Mallonee, R. Christensen, D. Rustvold, N. Robinson, F. Franck, D. Shoe- smith. SECOND ROW: R. Jensen, R. Christensen, N. Krauel,C.Davoren, C. Garber, N. Brue, S. Wiemann, L. Andersen, L. Andersen, L. Jorgensen, J. Groteluschen, C. Abiltrup, J. La Foy, M. Schroeder. THIRD ROW: Mr. Crow. J. Juel, L. Andersen, L.Jensen, D. Holland, M. Hansen, B. Sanders, D.Mi1161'. D- Dreher, C. Wagner, C. Ruhs, R. Kerwin, J. Franck, J. Sutcliffe, P. Johnson, P. Nelson, D. Rattenborg, M. Smith, D. King, Mr. Gottschalk. ROW FOUR: Mr. Mc Laughlin, L. Ditto, D. Rubel, J. Andersen, D. Whitehead, G. Hansen, D. Watts, T. Nielsen, R.Crees, S. Mulford, G. Franklin, F. Albertsen, E. Johansen, A. Borkow- ski, G. Eggers, D. Jensen, F, Miller. ROW FIVE: J. Goeken, F. Larsen, R. Olsen, G. Bald, J. Gilmore, J. Rose, B. Lauritsen, J. Winther, A. Heydon, P. Lauritsen, D. Christensen, D. Rudolph, K. Rugaard, C. Griffith, C. Nelson, D. Middleswart, J. Nielsen. EIGHTH GR DE FIRST ROW: P. Madsen, D. Andersen, D. Sorensen, R. Gooch, C. Petersen, A. Haslahs, L. Grabill, D. Heuss, L. Borkowski, J. Porsch, B. Christensen, J. Brekke, D. Brannan, C. Weston, B. Petersen. SEC- OND ROW: M. Hansen, D. Clausen, R. Fett, R. Hansen, R. Larsen, N. Alt, G. Hansen, P. Conklin, C Mortensen, S. Fredericksen, P. Crouse, R. Miller, P. Merselis. THIRD ROW: Mr. Rollison, J. Schwab, M. Nelson, S. Hilsabeck, P. McGuire, G. Reinemund, S. Taggart, D.Gust, S. Lindholm, P. Zinke, L. Winther, L. Swensen, K. Rugaard, D. Phillips, C. Mantz, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Wickham. FOURTH ROW: R. Dreher, R. Jensen, G. Horning, M. Elmquist, R. Winther, I. Diest, L. Diest, J. Carlson, V. Eddy, . Olsen, J. Sornsen, D. Wagner, H. Madsen, D. Kauffman, M. Jensen, K. Christensen. FIFTH ROW: V. Jensen, S. J ohnson, M. Christensen, J. Dreher, M. Wanninger, J. Christiansen, N. Ullerick, C. Schmidt, P E . Moore, C. Weimann. J. Martinsen, P. Schroeter, D. Jensen, M. Rassmussen, M. Jacobsen, S. Madsen. FRESHME Eugene Alt, Jane Arnold, Roger Anderson, Roy Andersen, Merlin Bald. John Black, Earl Blohm, Judy Blohm, Beverly Bolt, Lola Borkowski. Lorraine Burr, Judy Carlson, Eldon Chris- tensen, Karen Christensen, Steve Christen- sen. CFS-ig Cockson, James Conrad,JackieCrees, Pat Crissey, Clarke Davis. Douglas Dudgeon, Deanna Durbin, Mike Farn- ham, Merrill Firebaugh, Sally Frederiksen. Mary Fry, Marlys Garnett, Nancy Gooch, Sam Grabill, Sharalynn Hansen. Jackie Haskins, Dennis Heiken, Bill Heires, Douglas Hilsabeck, Larry James. Betty Jensen, Eldon Jensen, Joan Jensen, Mike Jensen, Rose Ann Jensen. V. cl' n 2 -A fv --. fl , at .1 4 , f!QflQ',k '.n J ' Aff -, QM ' V2 uve, W- , ' , I' 4 'Z . 3 ,X i '-- W , 'ff I v J I' 1 'ij' .a ' 'ff u ,-Q , ', -4 I '4 , . .H A f pf 5 T W , X , la a - Y 4 sn T-31 V' 'K 0 W if lk 5, i 6? ,J F W A .f .ll at-2 iylf iffy ,P 1 I A 1 4 IJ is 'NC an I va jf' Q 'tif . 'Fan .wt 4-wr 4 A -A- - .. 'f - sawn, -5 'T-' al J Y ' f N,.q A l f 9 sl '33 , . i . I X 'X X ' l KY: J ff M-fe , diff i 4 e ., , 1 2 Q. la. .!. f I .if Q 4' 1' , ' ir:- Jef ,-0 X , fn- 3 new ::- . X 8 'Q -'Z' 451- '-'T- '-4 FRESHMAN Gary Joens, Paula Johnson, Correne Jorgen- sen, Marlene Jorgensen, Sharlene Jorgensen. Arnold Kempt, Sharlene Kyhnn, Charles King, Martha Klever, Roger Lacy. Kenneth Lauritsen, Robert Law, Betty Mack, Carol Madsen, Earl Madsen. Bill Martinsen, Marilyn Mendenhall, Mark Miller, Joyce Molgaard, David Moody. Phyllis Moreland, Robert Mortensen, Donald Nelsen, Linda Nelson, Mary Ann Nielsen. Ronald Nelson, Mary Nielsen, Jane Nissen, Jane Noelck, Linda Northup. Judy Parker, Cal Parrott, Russell Peppers, Betty Peterson, Marilyn Petersen. Wanda Puck, Roger Rudolph, MaxineSchmidt, Sherrin Schmidt, Roger Searls. CLASS Randall Sheley, James Sinow, Clarice Smith, Jeannie Snyder, John Sonksen. James Sorensen, Verlon Stone, Betty Struck, Marilyn Struve, Diane Sunberg. Susan Thomsen, Kent Walters, Ken- dall Weiderstein, Dorothy Zaiger, Shirley Zinke. OFFICERS E I d ' PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Bill Martinsen Arnold Kempf Jane Arnold Don Nelson SPONSORS Mr. Witte Mr. Leinbaugh Mr- Stuck 77 1-nu-1 iff: .yi .au ri? ii 2t5.f iiyiff . - Q 5 an if? i ? ak .,-9 fe ,j: , .MJ it 5.1 N-ol E 2f.:::. V. t 'W W , 'se- XX Y 'gy V5 1' f - , , L, ff 'TB' if 'dia' K ' J an ' i N .Z .A ig A ., g 412' ,l SQPHOMGRE Kay Andersen, Earl Barrett, Patti Barrett Jane Bauer, Mary Bowman. Sig Brekke, Carolyn Brue, Howard Campbell Bonnie Carlson, Ellen Christensen. Janice Christensen, Jerry Davis, John Davis, .Terry Deist, Shirley Eddy. Marlene Elsberry, Ronnie Feltner, Berna- dine Fry, Tom Garber, Judy Gilmore. Robert Gooch, John Gregerson, Clarence Haefiinger, Nadene Hansen, Sharon Hansen. Donald Haskins, Judy Heires, Doug Inman, Jim Jensen, John Jensen. LaVerne Jensen, Richard Jensen, Wanda Jen- sen, Doris Johnson, Patricia Jorgensen. Richard Jorgensen Robert Jorgensen Larry Kendle Dennis King Jerry Koenig CLASS Karen Kraft, Jeri LaFoy, Marianne Lang, Dennis Larsen, Judy Lauritsen. Lloyd Liken, Ronald Macke, Philip May, Eldon McCuen, Mike McGuire. Pat Mendenhall, Joanne Merselis, Bill Mid- dleswart, Arlys Miller, Chester Miller. Linda Miller, Joan Miller, Marlene Moeckl, Paul Moreland, Don Mortensen. Norman Nelson, Marcia Nielsen, Mark Niel- sen, Karen Nissen, Norman Nissen. Deanna Noelck, Robert Off, Marjorie Olson, Sherry Peppers, Deanna Petersen. Luanna Peterson, Marilyn Peterson, Tommy Peterson, Ella Puck, Ila Rasmussen. Linda Rasmussen, Jean Rattenborg, Ronell Robinson, Doris Rudolph, Gary Schmidt. -15 Nah! If I F5-r -1-4 'C' 'EB' x'f Q' 3 l .JV 4 1 -PM PRESIDENT Mark Nielsen 'CD' 'x .ff rv v 13' Q 4 wi I Z. .1 .-nr -ff '- I OFFICERS VICE-PRESIDENT Luana Petersen 4,..,, fl SOPHOMORES JoAnn Schmidt, Janet Shoemaker, Donna Shoesmith, Ronald Swanson, Gay- lord Srruve. Lance Sortedahl, Judy Sortedahl, Halvor Sorensen, James Sonksen, Lloyd Small. Leroy Sloth, Dean Ullerich, Gerald Vinke, Connie Wegner, Larry Wellendorf. Gary Wiges, Rhonda Winther, Karen Young, Delmar Yager. SECRETARY TREASURER Jeri LaFoy DCHIHS Kiflg 3 Q5 '2S-'F' X J SPONSOR SPONSOR SPONSOR Mr. Hassle: Miss Savin MF- Sheer-S JLI IORS Bob Anderson, Doris Andersen, Kenneth Anderson, Gene Andreasen, Rosann Barent- son. Robert Beck, Sharon Bergstrom, Russell Blohm, Pearl Book, DeEtta Borkowski. Camilla Bowman, Karen Brannan, Mary Brannan, .Toe Bruun, Barb Buckner. Don Byriel, Bill Caldwell, Bob Campbell, James Cavanaugh, Irene Christensen. JoAnn Christensen, LaVonne Clemsen, Lois Crees, Mary Davis, Annabelle Deist. Ixlaybelle Deist, Jim Durbin, Don Eaton, Pat Ehlert, Lyle Eiben. Deanna Fancher, Norma Gleason, Barb Gra- bill, Chuck Gregerson, Loren Griffith. Bob Gust, Bob Hagglund, Lilith Hansen, Dallas Haskins, Gordon Hobza. Q, i i A all -Q ab' ,,f 1 I x 1, ' V, V 4- za 7 My '4' s .3 is 3 ,-6 , XY7, gf: 'S' xf 17, 3 I '75 .J i f -6 qvvv 1,91 1' 21 .- 14. -iv 1' -Q 3 oi K! 3' fe if ,nv . fs' 91' .-ey fi JU IOR Phyllis Inman, Karen Jacobsen, Pear1Jayne, Linda Jensen, Byron Jensen. Jerry Jensen, Maureen Jensen, Shirley Jen- sen, Victor Jensen, Barbara Joens. Dick Johnson, Deanna Johansen, Sharlot Jo- hansen, Larry Kauffman, Doris Kelly. Barbara Kirk, Mark Klever, Arnold Krauel, Donis Krauel, Emmert Krauel, Jr. Shirley Lama ak, Judy Lansman, Donald Linn, Carma Lykke, Peggy Macumber. Robert Madsen, Judy Magnussen, Jack Mc- Guire, Gary Meshek, Bill Moore. Carolyn Mulford, Doris Murray. Jane Mur- ray, David Nelson, Barb Nielsen. Richard Nielsen, Thelma Nielsen, Leannis Nissen, Vernette Nissen, Roger Olsen. CLASS Allen Overgaard, Mary Ellen Peter- sen, Wayne Petersen, Harold Plagman, David Reinmund. Gloria Rasmussen, Donna Ruddy, Deanna Schmidt, Glenn Seime, Duane Schrader. 3: -.9 la- E IIS , ,. v 3 QV' ' , I4' J 9 1 VW' ' , I Sheila Smouse, Harold Sorensen, S Janet Sunberg, Judy Sutcliffe, Gary Weg- . .Ig S ner. nib Rosalie Wanninger, Mavis Weider- . A ,W stein, Roberta Weiderstein, Leota Winther, J Z., , -.M - Sharon Willesen. fra' 3 OFFICERS A.. . sf. n. EQ ---nd' 5 1:-..--a si NX 'rf U Ag? PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT Marvin Davis Mary Brannan - sPoNsoRs a l, M W, ' Mr. Rollins 'l , 1. ,ah-'Q' if N lifh' 4 SECRETARY TREASURER Loren Griffith Gordon Hobza Miss Keith Mr. Dollar I f-fn M 'Y , is Y wr Hx. ,. , ., ,-..---,?m ,.vN,Q,p WH Tis ' K W ,ff Q fl: wfwEf fS'2 'W 5'2 'fi'5 'fS5 ?5J vQg .gQ5I 74'Lki'j f k AZ f 1958 ' Al-IS an v9 A '-I '- V l ., .180 tt X.. ' 'v uxiskrq. l 'iaxl V S NIORS LEROY I ALBERTSEN LEE E ANDERSEN DALLAS L BAID JERRY D. BARRETT 85 HOWARD W BLACK X 'X DOLORES F PORIXU NSIXI LARRY L BUCKNER HELEN L BUIKEMA MARY V CAMPBELL SENIORS JUDITH A CHRISTENSEN -43' MAUREEN K. CHRISTENSEN JOHN P, DUST 87 9 SANDRA E DUDGEON Q5- 'mu ROBERT L EHLERT RONALD R EHLERT EDWARD A FRANCK 88 SENIORS LINDA E GARNETT 4 DOROTHY A GASKILL HELEN G GRABILL BARBARAJ GREER 89 9 LINDA B HANSEN SANDRA K HASKINS BEVERLY A HEIKEN ELDON L HEMMINGSEN 90 SENIGRS HALEL A HOLDSMORTH WARD A IAYNE ,....-af 1 'Q 11 IANICE L JENSEN ROGER E JENSEN 91 9 SHERRY K JENSEN H IA MES IORGENSEN L SUE IORGENSEN CHARLES D KAUFFMAN 92 'MQ' IANICE R KALLESEN DALE L KLINKEFUS I THOMAS KLINKEFUS PHILIP O LARSEN 98 RICHARD B LAURITSEN LARRY G LINN CHARLOTTE M. LINN GARY E. LUCAS 94 SENIORS in. T ARR ' L MACKE wvfnln?g GARY L MACUMBER JOHN L MARTINSEN KENNETH W MILLER 95 RUSSELL P MILLER WANDA F MILLER PATRICIA R. MULLENGER MARCIA K MYERD SENIORS M MARIE NELSEN CAROLYNJ NIELSEN WANDA F NIELSEN ELIZABETH A NEITZEL 97 9 LARRY L NORTHUP MARY E OLSON JERRY L. PETERSEN LARRY D. PETERSEN 98 SENICDRS LYNN A PETERSEN PATRICIA! RASMUSSEN if GARY L. ROSENKILD ,TERRY A. RUBEL 99 9 SANDRA F RUBEL DARLENE I RUDOLPH BETTY L RUSTVOLD KAY E SI-IOESMITH 100 DAVID R SONKSEN GARY L STEARNS RONALD L STEVENS DONNA R SUNBERG 9 SHARLIITTE A TE SSMAN LARRY C T HYGESEN RIC HARD R TRUCKS 'IO2 BARBARA I UMLAND SENIORS ORA L WESTON DONALD L. ZINKE 103 CHARLES G YAGER Q1-' :A ff ' M ,..,: 4? ,.-..,...,.,A w . 5 , A V asia il' if -if ri , if ' 4- ,-f P ....,-i-, - fl f ? 3 1 -'L 1 y xl, 'MLM Aa., k ' f L:: +f i 3 Sf f 5 ' 9 fs f ?? 'A 2' A 'A fy f V 2 , I, Q5 , famrm ' ' 1 :f , 1w ff f f M ,HH V , , , ,'.,,,,,w,, , ,W .,,f . . FUTURE I CDUR HANDS On February 12 1958 the .Tumors and Semors of Audubon Commumty Schools attended a College Career Day held 1n the gym from 1 00 p m t11l 4 00 p m Representat1ves from twenty four d1fferent colleges and un1vers1t1es throughout Iowa were present and answered questlons from the students Students were allowed to 1nterv1ew three colleges of the1r choxce On January 20 1958 thlrty f1ve Semors began On the Job Tralmng at the varlous buslness estabhshments throughout town Many of these Jobs have resulted 1n full t1me or summer em ployment for these students as well as helpmg them to declde what they would l1ke to do after graduatlon. On the followlng pages are representauve pxctures of the students at on the Job tramlng 106 ,ar 5,-Q ww, 'H ,wwf ww, 1 ,nv WW MQ' 1,1 1, ,W ' -N: vm f 4 1 ff M1 in fe I J' fik f 49' X JW 'lib 'I F W-MQW Www f' 331' J I fc,f7',, - , ' A I V 5' . -1 x - , 4' ' -. ' Fw 'f ' ' ,.. . f., K Wm, f - 'M' ' ' ' W ' , 'I M, 5 l , , . , I Vi 4 gn if -fy, A ' Y ' ,. 4- H W V3-23 Q , ' f- 1 f 75- .QV , A h . . f , -1 X A X I . N5 h ,,k,M,.,, Vx l f Nw ,,, . , , , f , I ,,,, ' ,W ' y ,, ,,f , ' M -WW WW ' 5? , - f 4 M ' ' ' Ez I vp ,V I , , W A V 67 fmggw L Q 5,1 wvbgf at , xv 1 5 , 9 C, 4 K ff . -fy: .Qfu+ I ' ' ' fp , - 5 A, ' V V . 1 X' ip 2 1 V X M ,,,,, W.. OF I958 f X Coronation ceremonies took place during Class Night exercises on May 20, 1958. San- dra Rubel was crowned Class Queen, while LeRoy Albertsen was Class King. Train bearers were Mike Stiles and Bill Goeken. Crown bearers were Peggy Miller and Kathy Hess. PRESENTATION OF FLAG AND PICTURE CLASS NIGHT PROCESSION lll 1 1,l Larry Northup presented the Class Flag and the com- On May 20, 72 S6DiOrs marched up on the stage for posite picture to the school. the reading of the class will, prophecy, and his- tory. Class gifts were also presented. 1 IO AW RD I zfhwe MW WMMWWJ www JOHN MAITINSEN HELFIN BUIKEMA K ALED ICTORIAN VALEDICTORIAN Thrs year the two students plctured above med for Valedrctonan honors w1th a '3 968 qrade average The Iast march out ISN? fn 'F C PHILIP LARSEN Garden Club 111 Scholarshlps i?' MARIE NIELSEN Iowa Wesleyan 9-A? HELEN BUIKEMA Chamber of Commerce Iowa U Ment i L JERRY BARRETT Ak-Sar Ben -1 Glu LINDA G ARNETT Hosprtal Auxxlrary SANIDRA RUBEL JOHN MARTINSEN, Chamber of Commerce Vershea 0 .. I 5 f n aea we , Q A ' - .-6 lg-vi 4- - I ' . 1 6 . A v ' Q 3 12.1 Q t ' A W P gg 9 ' . . I L L ' v, T. A. ' U 1 . . ,fd .N ' i x 11 I ' , ul 8 P. T. A. 1 1 'TT 1 n . ts , .X L H' ni . A I . W J i f T f 4? , -Wa I fxfiiwjr- , ffii3?fff?V'iq5 s 5 2 3 X0 . SENIOR DIRECTQRY LE ROY ALBERTSEN Baseball 2 3- Track 4- Wrestling 1234- Hi-Y 234- Hi-Y Vice-President 4 Student Council 1- Film Opera tor 1 LEE ANDERSEN Football 4 F F A 1 2 3 4 F F A Vice Pres1dent 4 F F A Treasurer 3 One Act Play 3 Class Play 3 Red and Wh1te 2 34 Student Counc1l 4 Film Operator 4 F F A Program of work 2 Southwest D1str1ct Reporter DALLAS BALD Football 1 2 4 Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Honor Roll Homecoming Kxng 4 Carruval Kxng Attendant 3 JERRY BARRETT Basketball 2 Baseball 2 Track 1 3 4 F F A 1 2 3 4 FFA Sent1nel 23 One Act Play 1 Class Play 4 HOWARD BLACK Wrestling 1 2 Cho1r 2 3 Pep Club 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 F11II'1 Operator 1 2 DOLORES BORKOWSKI Basketball 1 2 3 Glee Club 2 4 Cho1r 4 Pep Club 1 234 Y Teer1S1234 LARRY BUCKNER Basketball 1 2 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 4 Cho1r 1 2 3 HELEN BUIKEMA Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Marching Band 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Y Teens 3 4 Y Teens Secretary 4 Y Teens Cab1 net 3 Declamatory 2 Annual Staff Ed1tor 4 Student Counc1l 2 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 offlce Work 1 3 Orchestra 1 2 Natlonal Honor Society 4 MARY CAMPBELL Basketball Manager 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 3 Cho1r 1 3 Pep Club 1234 Peppette 2 Y Teens 1234 Y Teens V1ce Presldent 3 Y Teens Cab1net 2 3 4 L1brar1an 1 Annual Staff 4 Red and Wh1te 2 3 Class V106 Pres1dent 1 Class Secretary 4 Student Council 1 2 3 Student Coun c1l Treasurer 2 Homecoming Queen Attendant 4 Carn1 val Queen 3 .TUDI CHRISTENSEN Basketball 1 2 3 4 Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Marchmg Band 1 2 3 4 Soloist Clnstrurnentaly 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Pep Club Secretary 2 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Y Teens President 4 Y Teen Cabinet 3 Class Play 34 Annual Staff4 Red and Wh1te 2 3 4 Honor Roll 4 Office Work 3 Home 4 coming Queen Attendant 4- Carnival Queen Attendant 1- National Honor Society 4- Candidate for Military Ball Queen 2 MAUREEN CHRISTENSEN Concert Band 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Cho1r 1 2 3 Pep Club 1234 Y Teens1234 C1aSSP1ay3 JOHN PAUL DEIST Marchxng Band 2 Cho1r 12 34 All State 3 One Act Play 2 3 Class Play 3 4 Annual Staff 4 SANDRA DUDGEON Basketball 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Pep Club Treasurer 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Y Teens Cab1net 2 Red and Wh1te 3 4 Office Work 4 Class Play 4 ROBERT EHLERT Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Track 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 Student Council 2 4 Homecoming Kmg Attendant 4 RONALD EHLERT Football 1 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Track 1 2 H1 Y 2 3 4 LINDA GARNETT Basketball 1 2 Concert Band 2 Glee Club 1 2 Cho1r 1 2 Pep Club 4 Y Teens 3 4 One Act Play2 Class Play 4 Annual Staff 4 YTeens1234 HELEN GRABILL Glee Club 1 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Pep Club Secretary 3 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Y Teens Cabinet 4 One Act Play D1 rector 4 Declamatory 1 2 3 4 L1brar1an 4 Annual Staff 4 Honor Roll 34 Off1C6 Work 1 2 3 4 Class Play 4 Peppette 2 BARBARA GREER Basketball 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Y Teens Cabmet 3 Declamatory 1 2 L1brar1an 2 3 Annual Staff 4 Red and Wh1te 3 Class Officer 3 Student Council 2 3 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Office Work 1 3 4 National Honor SOCIETY 2 3 4 LINDA HANSEN Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Marchmg Band 1 2 3 4 All State Band 1234 PepClub 1234 Y Teens 1234 Decla matory 2 4. . : . : . . . : : : 3: . : . : . . . 1 ' ' : ' ' - 2 ' . . . : ' ' : Class Play 3. DOROTHY GASKILL SANDRA HASKINS Pep Club 1234 Y Teens 1234 One Act Play 1 One Act Play Dlrector 2 Class Play 3 4. BEVERLY HEIKEN G1eeClub 23 Pep Club 1234 Y Teens 1234 One Act Play 1 One Act Play D1rector 2 Declamatory 3 L1brar1an 1 Offlce Work 1 ELDON HEMMINGSON Football Manager 1 H1 Y 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Red and Wh1te 3 4 F1lm Operator 1 2 HAZEL HOLDSWORTH Basketball 3 Concert Band 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Cho1r 1 2 3 4 Sololst CVocalJ 1 2 3 One Act Play 2 Declama tory 2 3 WARD IAYNE Football 1 .TANICE JENSEN Glee Club 4 Y Teens 4 Class Play 34 L1brar1an 1 2 3 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Offxce Work 4 Future Busl n-.ss Leaders of Amertca 3 SHERRY JENSEN Glee Club 12 PepClub1 2 34 Y Teens 12 34 Y Teen Cablnet 2 4 L1brar1an 1 2 3 Red and Wh1te 2 3 Honor 2 3 4 N H S Treasurer 4 ROGER JENSEN Football 2 Baseball 2 Wresthng 1 2 3 4 H1 Y 4 F F A 1 2 Red and Wh1te 3 JAMES .TORGENSEN Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 4 Wresthng 4 SUE JORGENSEN Concert Band 2 3 4 Marchlng Band 2 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Dance Band 3 Glee Club 1 2 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Y Teen Cabmet 2 Student Councll 2 Honor R011 1 2 3 4 Offlce Work 1 Saxophone Quartet 3 4 Nauonal Honor Socxety 2 3 4 .TANICE KALLESEN Basketball 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Pepette 2 Y Teens 1234 One Act Play 12 One Act Play D1rector 3 Class Play 3 Red and White 1 2 Office Work 3 Cheerleader 4 Homecommg Queen Attendant 4 Bas ketball Manager 4. CHUCK KAUFFMAN Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Baseball 2 3 4 Track2 3 4 WISSIIIIIS 1 2 Student COUHC11 3 Homecorrung Kmg nendant 4 DALE KLINKEFUS Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Concert Band 1 2 3 Chou 1 2 3 4 All State Cho1r 4 One Act Play 2 Class Pres1dent 2 TOM KLINKEFUS Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 Wf6St11Ig 1 Class Play 34 Red and Whxte 3 Class Treasurer 1 PHILIP LARSEN Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Chou' 1 H1Y 234 H1 Y Treasurer 34 FFA 1 One Act Play 2 Red and Wh1te 2 Class Vxce Pres1dent 2 Student Councll 2 3 4 Student Counc11 Pres1dent 3 4 Honor Roll 3 Homeconung Kmg Attendant 4 RICHARD LAURITSEN Football 1 Basketball 1 Baseball 1 2 3 4 CHARLOTTE LINN Basketball 1 2 3 Concert Band 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Soloist flnstrurnentalj 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 Y Teens 4 Class Play 3 Cheerleader 2 LARRY LINN H1 Y 2 F1lm Operator 1 2 GARY LUCAS Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Track 1 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 One Act Play 1 Fllrn Operator 2 LARRY MACKE Cho1r 1 H1 Y 1 2 3 4 Red and Wh1te 34 Off1ce work 4 F11m Operator 3 GARY MACUMBER Football 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Wrestlmg 1 2 3 4 Cho1r 1 2 F F A 2 JOHN MARTINSEN Football Manager 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 TrackMana ger 1 2 3 4 Hi Y 2 H1 Y Pres1dent 3 One Act Play 2 3 Class Play 4 Red and Wh1te 3 Class Pres1dent 2 3 Student Councll 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Fllm Operator 1 2 Nat1onal Honor Soctety 2 3 4 KENNETH MILLER Football 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Track 1 2 H1 Y 2 3 4 H1 Y Chaplaln 3 4 RUSSELL MILLER Football 234 Baseball 234 Track 2 3 Wrestlmg . 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At- Roll 1,2,3,4g Office Work 1,2,3,4g National Honor Society 115 1234 FFA 1234 FFA PrPs1dent4 FFA Re porter 3 Homecomlng Klflg Attendant 4 WANDA MILLER Glee Club 1 2 3 Cho1r 1 2 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 One Act Play 1 2 Class Play 3 Cheerleader 2 3 4 PATRICIA MULLENGER Basketball 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Cho1r 4 Pep Club 1 2 34 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 One Act Play D1rector 3 Annual staff 4 Red and Whlte 3 Honor Roll 2 3 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety 2 3 4 MARCIA MYERS Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Cho1r 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 L1brar1an 2 ELIZABETH NEITZEL Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Class Play3 L1brar1an 1 2 3 4 Red and Wh1te 4 Honor Roll 3 4 MARIE NELSEN Basketball 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Pep Club Pres1dent 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Y Teens Vtce President2 Y Teens Cab1net 2 4 One Act Play 3 L1brar1an 1 Red and Wlute 34 Student Counc1l 2 4 Off1C6 Work 2 Mxss Merry Chrtstmas 4 CAROLYN NIELSEN Concert Band 2 3 4 Marchmg Band 2 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Honor Roll 3 WANDA NIELSEN Glee Club 3 4 Cho1r 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 L1brar1an 4 Offtce Work 3 LARRY NORTHUP Concert Band 2 3 4 Marchxng Band 2 3 4 Pep Band 4 F F A 12 Class Play 4 Class Pres1dent 4 Honor Roll. MARY ELLEN OLSON Basketball 1 3 Concert Band 3 4 Marchtng Band 4 Pep Band 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Cho1r 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 4, One Act Play 3 Declamatory 2 Class Secretary 1 2 3 Student Counc1l 1 2 .TERRY PETERSEN Basketball 1 2 Baseball 2 3 LARRY PETERSEN Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 One Act Play 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Student 116 Counc1l 3 4 Student Counc1l Vlce Pres1dent 3 4 Carm val King 2 LYNN PETERSEN Baseball 2 3 Track 3 Wresthng 1 2 3 4 F F A 1 2 3 4 F F A Secretary 3 PATTY RASMUSSEN Basketball 1 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Pepette 3 Y Teens 3 4 Y Teen Cab1net 4 Off1C6 Work 4 Cheerleader JERRY RUBEL Basketball 2 3 Track 3 4 F F A 1 2 3 4 F F A Reporter 4 Red and Whlte 3 SANDRA RUBEL Basketball 1 2 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Y Teen Cab1net 3 Annual Staff 4 Class Secretary3 Red and Wlute 3 Student Counc1l 3 Offmce Work 2 3 4 DARLENE RUDOLPH Y Teens 1 2 3 BE TTY RUS TVOLD ISI 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Pep Club Treasurer 1 Y Teens 1234 Y Teen Cab1net 4 Class Play 34 L1brar1an 1 Annual Staff 4 Class Vxce Pres1dent 4 Student Counc1l 3 KAY SHOESMITH Basketball 1 2 3 Pep Clubl 2 3 4 Y Teensl 2 3 4 Home commg Queen Attendant 4 DAVID SONKSEN Football 3 Track 2 Wrestlmg 1 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 F F A 1 Student Counc1l 4 GARY STEARNS Track3 Wrest11ng234 FFA 1234 RONALD STEVENS Class Treasurer 4 DONNA SUNBERG Pep Club 12 34 Y Teens 12 34 Y Teen Cab1net 4 Class Play 3 L1brar1an 2 3 0ff1ce Work 34 Home comlng Queen 4 SHARLETTE TESSMAN Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff4 Off1C6 Work 4 : . . . : : - 1.2. n 1 n 3 Z . 3 I I a I ' . I . I 3:41 : - , . , 3 - ' - 1 - Basketball 1,2,3,4gGlee Club 1,2,3,4g Choir 1,2,3,4gSo1o- p 2 I Z 9 a A : ' 1: F' ORA WESTON wo e 19 Trdg 1- dug 1214 Babketball 2 Baseball 'S Claws Plax 3 Plas X Le Preb1dent2 CH XRLE Y XGER Q F T R Basketball l2 '3 4 Baseball l 2 3 foncert B f 4 OUP c Pla RPR DON LDLIKF 1 G 'Sal COUCCTI 5m F' C Hr Foomball 1 2 4 Basketball 1 2 3 1 Tracl 4 H Cl 2 On CI V wx Q1-ke mt play UTOGRAPHS Tii'1'G-SEf3 F.v,tbe,l1 :wg Bas bel gg f Pi 22,45 es 's ,-,1,, 1 A ': Y: W f: J AS 'i' F,F.' Q' .1 4. N' . f S il,1l :R.D UCK3 , 4. 1- 5. l 1,- :vi 1 1 1 p n n s 4 1-A-V 1 'A Tracf r3gCmcerrBar1d 1,2,':- Llarcfling Band I3gF.F.A. J' I Y 2: ,px I L-, 1. Ti L7,1L!Af5f7 ja- ' jg 4 73' L- ', 1 -7 Q. 7, 3 '- 'Y 1,3 1 fl. --, ' f h , , f I , 1: 4, . lv AJ, . I , l,a,,, L .. .. -, K, lc ,lab .., ,J 4 .f rj, . h ' I, 'l' . Alf, , 5 1,3 'g '-Te lS 3 e-fl .lg -, V. OLSEN'S COZINE QUALITY Foon STORE SUPPLY Audubon Iowa COMPANY AUDUBON ICE CREAM CO. Phone 17 HSee Your Dealer Wholesalersu AUDUBON PRODUCE CO. AUDUBON LAUNDRY Carload For Prompt Service I I Shiggers Phone 528 Eggs Poultry Mc COR1' COFFEE SHOP Cream Where It's a Treat to Eat Phone 500 Audubon, Iowa Pg3?e Sealtest Ice Cream V, 1 l f ' . THE FIRST STATE BA K Member F.D.I.C. Has served five generations through 80 years in Audubon County Begin now to make this your banking connection 118 PHILLIPS JEWELRY STORE DEB KING'S Rejuvenated Bowllng P1ns Deb's Mlracle Plastlc Kote NIELSEN'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE otlons, Candy and Appllances LISTON INSURANCE AGENCY JORGENSEN'S TRANSPORTATION Llvestock G Graln Haullng When You Need a Truck Call Us' Audubon Phone 47 TdE PEOPLE'S STORE Where Every Day Is Bargaln Day Meats Frults Grocerles Audubon, Iowa Phone 42 AUDUBON CREAM RY Grade 'AH Dalry Products BROADWAY MOTOR COMPANY Bulck Sales and Servlce PEOPLE'S PRODUCE G FEED Feed Poultry nsdlldmil Supplies JENSEN S CLOTHING COMPANY Curlee Clothes Van Heusen Shirts H9 GROTELUSCHEN IMPLEMENT COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS' From GROTELUSCHEN IMPLEMENT CO PUMPS PRIDE OF THE FARM WINDMILLS FEEDERS WATER SYSTEMS WATERERS Phone 159 Audubon, Iowa JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE GLENN AIKMAN Llvestock Buyer Gray Iowa SKOGMCS DEPARTMENT STORE Home Owned Nauonally Known 400 Stores To Bung You Some Values' Famous Brands Wrangler Jeans Men s Shuts Shorts ' HE SPOTH Sandwlches, Candy, C1gars Lunche Ice Cream, and Founta1n Servlce Phone 150 John Welch MDRROW INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Servlce Real Estate Farm Loans AUDUBON FURNITURE MART Home Furnlshlngs of All Klnds Phone 1077 Audubon, Iowa Jerry Jensen CHAS BAGLEY Q CO General Insurance Real Estate Loans Audubon, Iowa Merle H Petersen Ernest F Hanson MODERN CLEANERS HCLEANING THAT CLEANSH Phone 585 Audubon , Iowa 'T V... I A . . , iz, i I , , Also MagaZ1HeS ' ' ' J .J 2 4, I ' ll ' ll no PROFESSICNAL DIRECTORY Ramsey D D S Paul E James D D S Brown, D V M Sutcllffe D V Halloran M James M D Mersells, M D Bartley, M D HCongratulat1ons from I Heartlest congratulatlons from Reddy Kllowatt and all employees of I P S on thls great mllestone May the future be fllled wlth both challenge and success, whatever your plans may be fOllOW1Dg grad uatlon AUDUBON OIL COMPANY Country Servlce Goodyear Tlres Conoco Products All1s Chalmers Machlnery Phone 22 24 Hour Servlce AUDUBON HARDWARE Hardware G Glfts Dexter Washers AUDUBON AGENCY Insurance Loans Real Estate L K Madsen IN J. C. , . . . W. H. , . D. . , . . . P. E. , . . F. H. . . H. K. ' . . J. W. ' , . .M. R. L. . . E. C. Gale, O.D. T. H. Barnes, D. C. -:ag . 1 . , I - . ' .P.S.H SoLvEY'S DRESS SHOP KRAFT CLOTHING Audubon Iowa SOUTHWEST IOWA REAL ESTATE CO Real Estate Insurance Loans Farm Management Phone 51 Audubon Iowa Dale L Root Lyle H Hansen Res Phone 480W Res Phone 724 Phone 151 Audubon Iowa Rod Hagglund DON'S SKELLY SERVICE T1reS, Batterles, and Accessorles On Hlghway 71 AUDUBON BAKERY Home of Sally Ann Bread and Del1c1ouS Pastrles LOUIE'S STANDARD SERVICE Atlas T1reS Permalube Fresh Every Sunrlse Phone 62 Audubon KEARNEY Iowa PHARMACY Remember TOM AND CORKY'S Pharmacy 1S Our Buslness Chlcken Sandwlches Phone 726 GAMBLES The Frlendly Store Always Better Buys at Gambles C J CChuckJ Chesebro, Dealer DAIRY QUEEN NEWS GU1DE 100 per cent Coverage of Phone 746 Audubon County Malts Dalry Cones Queenways Shakes Sundaes Soft Drlnks Best Medlum of News Advertlslng CRAMER INSURANCE AGENCY Real Estate Insurance Loans Audubon, Iowa HYou'll llke the way we do bus1ness II v . gg ' ' 122 ' H Gasoline Lubricants CHANEY'S JEWELRY BRO OIL COMPANY Audubon Iowa MERK GRAIN G COAL CO Home Owned Dealers 1n Gra1n Feed - Coal Phone 39 Audubon A B C CREDIT CORPORATION Florence Laurltsen, Manager S Park St Audubon, Iowa HANSEN AND SUMMERS Hog Buyers ' Good Bet for oo B1 H CITY DAIRY Taste Temptlng Rlchness Cert1f1ed Purlty Ben Parrott Phone 149 8 ED'S COAST TO COAST Everythlng for Farm, Home and Auto See Our Furnlture on Second Floor Servlce Rental CULLIGAN Soft Water Servlce V1rg1l A Laurltsen Phone 415 MISSOURI KANSAS CHEMICAL COMPANY Manufacturers Exporters G Importers 1708 10 12 Campbell Kansas Clty M1SSOUI1 Bowl for Health LEGION LANES Speclal Prlces for Students HI WAY MOTEL All Modern A1r Cond1t1on 'A AG d 'd O I 1 Room Telephones THE ROSE THEATRE 123 'ISU PER VALU STORE Every Day Low Prices Plus Gold Bond Stamps For Lumber Joe Holger LINDHOLM JENSEN STUDIO Commercial and Portrait Photography Phone 777 Audubon, Iowa OTIS GREGERSEN'S DINNER BELL CAFE Chicks FARMERS PRODUCE 6 HATCHERY Chick Supplies and Feeds Supplies HAWKEYE TRUCK EQUIPMENT COMPANY Superior Coach Sales Division Des Moines 14, Iowa A G G FARM SERVICE Tankwagon Service Paints Fertilizer 4 Complete Service Station AUDUBON MOTOR SERVICE DEBOTH THE FLORIST INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS INCORPORATED Gifts Plants Manufacturers Since Corsages 1910 and Bouquets Congratulations and Best Wishes Phone 539 Kansas City, Missouri Audubon Yearbooks Caps and Gowns MONAHAN LOAN SERVICE BOONE SEAT AND SUPPLY COMPANY Phone 72 Church G School Furniture South Park - Audubon Box 197 Boone, Iowa JENSEN MOTOR COMPANY HSERVICE IS CHRYSLER OUR MOST PLYMOUTH IMPORTANT FIRESTONE PRODUCTH RETREADING A. B. JENSEN AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES It Pays To See International Harvester MAGNUSSEN AUDUBON IMTLEMENT COMPANY REAL ESTATE COMPANY Dependable Service at Low Cost LANG'S Featuring E. C. RASMUSSEN HATCHERY Hy-Line Chicks South Park Place Phone 25 Audubon, Iowa Nationally Advertised Lines 'I26 Seed and Fertlllzer CHRISTENSEN GREEN BAY LUMBER CO Bulldlng Supplles Phone 240 Earl Scott SCHMIDT DRUG COMPANY Prescrlptlons Our Speclalty' Your Health Our Buslness Fountaln Cosmetlcs Tolletrles Wallpaper and Davls Palnts FRANCK BROS We belleve 1n the future of Audubon and 1ts c1ty and AUDUBON SHOE STORE NIELSEN'S FEDERATED STORES Dry Goods, Shoes and Ready to Wear SPO0K'S CROSSROADS DRIVE IN F1ne Foods ln a F1ne Atmosphere rural youth mcfmc ' A M RASMUSSEN AUTO COMPANY THE ANNUAL CLASS Phone 245 TAKES THIS SPACE TO THANK ALL OF OUR ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING TO MAKE OUR YEARBOOK A SUCCESS WE HOPE EVERYONE ENJOYS THE 1958 ANNUAL ANNUAL STAFF 0 - 4 . 1 . , , l . ! . . - - ll ' ' ' I ll ' ll . 1 1 . . 0 L - - f - .- . . n . . . . . T N Q hiv an-is ,Ag , Ki , v COMPLIMENTS OF THE AUDUBON BAR ASSOCIATION mf HO MECOMING DENISON BAND EDU CAT ION W EEK COLLEGE CAREER DAY MISS MERRY CHRISTMAS bl- Pat Mullenger and Linda Garnett took care of seniors and classes. John Deist and Betty Rustvold took care of music and administration. Sharlette T., .Tudy C., and Mary C., took care of sports and features. Helen G., and Sandra R., took care of the business and ads. This is your 1958 Wheeler. It is the story of your year at A.H.S. Before the cover is closed I would like to offer a few special thanks. The staff for their time and efforts to put this book together. Mrs. Zentmire for her guidance and supervision. With- out her we would have truly been lost. Mr. Don Jensen of Jensen Studio for his help in planning the pictures, and his patience with us. The faculty and administration for their understanding and aid on picture-taking days. The businessmen of Audubon for their support by buying advertising space. Inter-Collegiate Press for their technical skill in pub- lishing this book. The student body who were the material that we had to work with, and who supported us by their subscriptions. I hope you enjoy this book now, and will enjoy it even more in the years to come. Helen Buikema, E ditor 1 28 xy INTER COLLEGIATE PRESS FAKTORV HOME Kansas Cnty 5 ,M H 'ff fi. QUE! 3 Puldwhevs lovev Mcnulnrrulers Book Bwndevx OFFICE UFINNTPLHNNI H A A.