Baxter High School - Oriole Yearbook (Baxter, IA)

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J .5 P 'i3?'.s ' Mm F5 535' gpka F? 'if Wifi? I-I LOWQ barter 3 U1 3 2 7.2 5 I'- nol rn 'S cn umty mm C0 lmxt er DEDICATIO To a gracious lady do we dedicate this Oriole of 1958. Her home has been a second home for the many teachers who were so fortunate as to live with her during their educational duties in Baxter. She has acted as a foster mother, counselor, nurse, chauf- feur, and lovely hostess for her girls. The food provided in her dining room has de- lighted her male guests throughout the years and has caused those of the opposite sex to fore-go all thoughts of dieting until the summer months - for who could resist her culinary achievements? And then there are those who feel that she is a direct representative of Dan Cupid in Baxter. In witness thereof, note the many successful marriages culminating from romances which began when the girls were staying with Lola. We are proud to dedicate the Oriole to a devoted unofficial member of the Baxter school system, Mrs. Willis Klopping, known to all as Lola. Editor . . Photo Editor . . Assistant Photo Editor . . Sports Editor . Copy Editor . Business Manager Assistant Business Typist . . . Proof Readers , Manager . . Kay McKenzie . Linda Herzog . . Carol Johnston . Richard Pyle . . Jeanette Berry Eugene Mcwhirter . Jack Fitzgerald . . Carolyn Dee . Sharie Butler Karen Garton Deniece Munn Julie Flora EWSPAPER STAFF I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I C I I I I Assistant Editor . . . . Patti Carl Reporters . . . . . Sandra Jones Becky Dunn Dixie Stubbe Linda Johnston ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY NATIONAL H 0 N ok SOCIE W 1 NX IZ 2, 5 W5 lj Kay McKenzie I o Ann Ball Linda Herzog Wayne Klyn Judy Warner Carolyn Dee ,.J ,...f-ff A .f-ff WM.-'W ,A ,. , ,,.N..-H ,M . xx x, X wa'i4 11, ,f , f' fu-M... ,.-j -- ffff I ii I2 ii N. -......,..,w,f' ,. ,M ' Q XL H 59 ax Nw.. -... -Q., T S H 5,1 ff if W U, xg iw' T .M 'Q Nw... -.xx INN. :S-g l..... jl W' Holtsclaw asserts Seniority Shoe-Shine Twins .s i f r 'Dopey Dwarf delivers dinner Beauty and the Beast Whose apple Polishing now Wag that crazy tail - - -- FRESHM N'S DAY OF DCJGM Turn about's fair play and in the evening the Freshmen were honored at a party given by the Seniors. Entertainment was provided by: Rattle-Head Janes and his drums, The Dancing Dolls, The Everly Brother's Sisters, and those hams, the Senior girls. The remainder of the evening was comprised of dancing, refreshments, and lots of fun. Despite groans of despair and complaint, the Freshman secretly looks forward to HIS day, Freshman Initiation. September 6th, was just such a day. The halls were filled with frightening and ridiculous-looking creatures. Had Mars invaded earth? No, they were Freshmen undergoing the customary ritual before becoming a full-fledged B. H. S. student There were great celebreties among us that dayl The Big Bad Wolf, Raggedy Ann and Andy, Beauty and the Beast, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, and many others. Their day was spent in noble tasks for the seniors, such as polishing shoes, serving dinner, carrying books, and providing an enormous amount of laughs. Compliments of KINIBERLY IMPLEMENT - -- T'WAS THE NIGHT BEFORE XMAS su...-W' if 5 K .ff Santa Claus was coming to town and the Seniors were cele- brating, with an all high school party. A huge silver and blue tree, Xmas bells, tinsel, and streamers decorated the lunch room, intensi - fying the holiday spirit, Entertainment was furnished by Senior skits, songs, and of course d a ncing, but no one furnished Robert with his Two Front Teeth . N . PATRlCK'S DAY PARTY I , i Saints and Be Gory but it was a day for the Irish and a party for all. The only requirement - why some wearing of the green , of course. The Fresh- man and Sophomore class provided entertainment, refreshments, dancing, at- mosphere with their colorful decorations, and fun to make this evening a success. I JU ICRS DEBUT - - - Spike Reagan Sandra .... Mrs. Druggins. . Terry Druggins .Tames Wilson . Mimi ..... .To Craig . . . Whit Barton Russ Martin . . HiPP0 .... Rudy Brain . . Beth .... Hope ..... Helen ...... Tom Birchard . Luella Birckel . Radio Announcer Compliments of TED WARNER When an important game is lost - the first in three years - school and town are in a turmoil. When all the team's stars are benched, Spike's second stringers are thrown in, important only after ever seen. Spike Reagan comes to Arlington with his young bride, to take over a teaching coaching job left open with the dismissal of a coach who put winning above all things. and things start to pop. The all- championship game is won, but one of the most thrilling finishes . . . David Moore . . Patti Carl . . Becky Dunn . , . Dennis Jontz . . . .Tack Wright . . . Judy Warner . . . . Dixie Stubbe . . . Gene McWhirter . . . . Wayne Kline . . . . . . Larry Allspach . . . . . . . Tim McDermott , , , Mary Kay Bauercamper . . . . . . . Carol Waskow . . . Carol .T ohnston . . . . Bill Nuzum . . . . Linda Herzog . . . . . .Tack Fitzgerald - - RECOG ITION NIGHT The Activity Banquet was held March 28, with a pot luck type meal. The evening program was to honor those who have participated in school activities. Awards were given to: Junior High and High School football and basketball players, cheerleaders, newspaper staff, N.H.S., annual staff and senior band members. There were over one hundred honored guests present. Throughout the program, the music department provided entertainment with contest ensembles. The first banquet of this type proved to be quite a success with everyone. SENIORS PRESENT HILLBILLY WEDDIN Paw Belsnickle . . . Maw Belsnickle . . . Ceelie Belsnickle . . Bonnie Mae Belsnickle Juney Lou Belsnickle . Four Belsnickle .... Five Belsnickle. . . Six Belsnickle . . . Obeey Upschlager . . Chiz Upschlager . . Ronald Maxwell . . Lucy Maxwell . . Reverend . , Cousin Zeke . . The Cousins . . Les Holtsclaw Sharon Barker Jeanette Berry Kay McKenzie Barb Banninger . JoAnn Ball Marilyn Meier . Shirley Koon . . Dick Pyle Bob McWhirter . Robert Janes . Carolyn Dee , , Don Fisher Charles Gauch , . . Norman Vansice Faye Bucklin Gary Bauercamper SKIP DAY It was Ozarks or Bust!!! Heave ---- Ho! .Nfl Ab YM a ,L 3. G ,, 51. La ,f Lwbx A ,L..,....,,.,, ,MW Ahem! Rare moment of rest H- OUR SENIOR Beach RESORT 'F of fhe JU ICR - SENIOR BA QUET The Junior-Senior Banquet was held April 25, in the school lunch roorn. The theme -- Fairyland Romance. Amidst extensive and attractive decorations conveying the atmosphere of Fairyland, the Juniors presented an entertaining program consisting of talks, the reading of the Fairy- land Gazette and a selection by the Fantasia Quartette. The guests were then served a delicious dinner. Everyone enjoyed dancing the rest of the evening to the music of Max Jontz. During intermission, the Juniors presented the Elf Academy Awards with the Sen- iors receiving Elf Awards for a certain character trait. A movie and cartoons were shown for those who wanted to stay, followed by a buffet breakfast served at the Country SideRestaurant. Then everyone departed for their homes, tired and sleepy, but taking with them memories of a very enjoyable evening. Elf-Award for most Musically inclined Laziest Award The one Most Likely to die of Starvation Award. 5 S i Elf-Award for Most Likely to attend Well ALMOST everyone found the Banquet Anamosa Reformatory exciting. CCMMENCEME T EXERCISES A capacity crowd filled the Baxter Community School Auditorium May 22nd, to witness theCom- mencement Exercises for the Class of 1958. The seventeen seniors receiving diplomas from Mr. Fred Butler were: .To Ann Ball, Barbara Banninger, Sharon Barker, Gary Bauercamper, .T eanette Berry, Faye Bucklin, Carolyn Dee, Don Fisher, Jr., Charles Gauch, Les Holtsclaw, Robert Janes, Shirley Koon, Marilyn Meier, Kay Mc- Kenzie, Robert McWhirter, Richard Pyle, and Norman Vansice. Kay McKenzie represented the class as Valedic- torian and Carolyn Dee was class Salutatorian. Each was presented a bronze trophy. Guest speaker for the graduation exercises was W. W. McReynolds, program director of the Iowa Society of Christian Churches in Des Moines. Don Salisbury, Newton, presented the American Citizenship Award to Robert Mcwhirter who also received the Danforth Foundation Award for Best Citizen in the class. Sharing the honor of the award was Carolyn Dee. Supt. D. D. McCullough presented the Class of 1958, and also awarded Eighth Grade diplomas. The invocation was given by Rev. T. A. Thomp- son. Rev. Glenn Coleman offered the benediction. Compliments of LOY TUFFY HOLTSCLAW 2 X QE: 5, . 4 El A 'E 1- f K Q5 rt' , 5 Q ' F Q 5 L YQFV' M U' K Vu.. -up E X SCH GOL PICN C 55 ' A - :wg Q The annual event, climaxing, the school year, is the community picnic held in the town park. A pot-luck dinner is en- joyed by the students, their parents, and friends. Free kool-aid, coffee, and ice cream are served by the Commercial Club. Preceding, the picnic, report cards are pre- sented and another school year has come to an end. E : N , r-- 5 P ,... - ..- K. g-L '-i :+- N- .W ., ' J BEAQITIES :W M, Are you really going to sweep field, Dennis? Koronation Kiss! HQMECOMI G FU Heave -ho Laurel them off the The Royal Court , N, if, 3, - ,V ,V V -V f x ,1 . 7 ,, - ilu. Q , 1 551. f'4,sf5 '- FEW 1 L LL 551+ :ff Y if ,Tift .,. .1-. - - if! . .hr - - - GRIDIRCJ TRIUMPH Melbourne 0 Lynn -Sully 26 Monroe 33 Albion 0 Laurel 14 fllomecomingj St. Marys 12 LeGrand 12 We Want a Touchdown! Let's go Northl Let's Go, Let's Go, Let's really go! These chants are familiar to all those grid -iron enthusiasts who heartily cheered from the benches, who excitedly paced the sidelines and faithfully supported the Bull- dogs to second place in the Ta-Ma -Ja Conference. The team with two first string re- turnees from last year's co-champions, made honors in its first season of eleven man football. Norman Vansice and Charles Gauch were placed on the conference all-star team, Bob Mcwhirter and Wayne Klyn second team, and Dick Pyle honorable mention. The Bulldogs finished with a 4-3 record and 4-1 conference record. Compliments of THE AL NUZUM SUPPLY CO. PYLE GAUCH HOLT SCLAW VAN SICE B. MC WHIRTER MOORE NU ZUM KLYN , , MC DERMOT T G. MC WHIRTER FLORA IONTZ ALLAN JOHNSTON BERRY FITZGERALD HARSHA ALTEMEIER WASKOW COOL Compliments ofMR. AND MRS. JERRY LOUPEE 'N 'WN iii 2 X BOYS' ACHIEVE 50-50 SPLIT FIRST ROW: Mc Dermott, Berry, Holtsclaw, McGinnis, Pyle, Gauch, SECOND ROW: Harsha, Managerglontz, Klyn, Iohnston, Waskow, Flora, Mcwhirter Coach Weeks. The Bulldogs had a successful building season after losing five Seniors from last year's squad. The team was led by Walter McGinnis, who will be returning next season, however three seniors are among the squad, they are Leslie Holtsclaw, Charles Gauch, and Dick Pyle. The season was finished with a 8 win 10 loss record. Many of the games were lost by only a few points and may have been victories instead of defeats. 34 Albion Prairie City 24 Legrand Prairie City 39 Kellogg Newburg 35 Melbourne Melbourne 42 Albion Laurel 46 Laurel Mingo 51 Newburg Cambridge 39 Green Mt. Altoona 22 Kellogg Bondurant fSectionalj GIRLS TRY FOR VICTORY TR IL Development might be the word for the Baxter girls squad this year. There are many young players on the team. Only two members of the team will not be returning next year, Seniors, Carolyn Dee and Sharon Barker. The future of the team looks impressive with a strong court of freshman and sopho- more players. QF? FIRST ROW: Waskow, C. Johnston, Butler, Dee, Munn, Allan. SECOND ROW: Jones, Vansice, Miller, Flora, Needham, Carton, Johnston THIRD ROW: Kanne, Miss Downs, Chaperone, L. Needham, Manager, Coach Weeks, Barker. TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL PARK - - - .-V FRONT ROW: Berry, Gauch, McWhirter, Fuller, Bucklin, Flora. SECOND ROW: Cool, Waskow, Pyle, McGinnis, Klyn, Reynolds, Coach Weeks. The Bulldogs enjoyed the best baseball season in several years posting a five win, two loss record. The two defeats, however, were costly. Collins, the sectional tourney op- ponent and Legrand the Ta-Ma-.T a conference playoff counted the runs-in during the two crucial games. David Bucklin was the mound star having a one-hit game gainst Van Cleve. Three Seniors are among this year's squad. They are third baseman, Bob Mcwhirterg Short- stop, Charles Gauchg and Center-fielder, Richard Pyle. Baxter has an excellent chance of having a good baseball team next season. SEASON 'S RECORD 23 Melbourne 6 24 Melbourne 3 16 Rhodes 2 19 Van Cleve 3 1 Collins 8 6 Van Cleve 2 15 Legrand 6 HEERI G THEM TO VICTORY - - These are the gals with the strong vocal cords and an end- less amount of energy. Per- haps you noticed them perform- ing their routines atevery game -- ifnot, you undoubtedly heard them! A11 of our pep meetings, throughout the year, were or- ganized by the cheerleaders and their spirit was an asset for our teams. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Kay McKenzie Carol Waskow Marilyn Meier Barb Banninger A981 BASKETBALL CHEER- LEADERS Barb Banninger Kay McKenzie Marilyn Meier BULL-PUP FIGHT - - - Rx'-i!'? FIRST ROW: Floss, Flora, Butler, Waskow, Fitzgerald, Frame, Bucklin, Altemeier. SECOND ROW: Harsha, Cross, Butler, Allspach, Pfile, Nuzum, Bucklin, Fuller, Pyle, Cross THIRD ROW: Akins, Manager, and Murphy, Coach. FIRST ROW: Maryls Johnston, Diane Jontz, Karon Loupee. SECOND ROW: Judy Allan, Janice Johnston, Sharon Kiser. - - JR. HIGH BATTLES ON HARDCOURT FIRST ROW: Waskow, Flora, Fitzgerald, Frame, Bucklin, Altemeier. SECOND ROW: Akins, Murphy, Butler, Allspach, Bucklin, Fuller, McKenzie, Pyle, Patterson. FIRST ROW: M. Johnston, I. Iohnston, Hougham, D. Jontz, Allan, S. Jontz. SECOND ROW: Flora, Dee, P. Allan, Gullett, Bucklin, Sabin, Saak, DeFrance, Coach Murphy. 7i YQ-:., . A QE. 1 - . l , 3. 4 Q 1 - - - - CONCERT FIRST ROW: Herzog, J. Flora, S. Flora, I. Johnston, I. Allan, Fitzgerald. SECOND ROW: Wilkening, Kanne, M. Johnston, Saak, Clapper, Freeman, L Burkhardt N Burkhardt. THIRD ROW: Akins, Pyle, McKenzie, Janes, Cool, Ball. The Concert Band, although a young band, consisting of thirty-eight players, seven of which are beyond the ninth grade, is quite well balanced in instrumentation. They work hard towards establishing good music principles all the time and much progress has been made, considering they have only had one-half hour practiceaday. An effort has been made to provide a good variety of musical experiences, marching activities, and playing activities which include marches, classicals, standard popular, and popular music. AND ACHIEVES FIRST ROW: I. Flora, Schweinebart, P. Allan, Hougham, I. Allan, Jontz, Vansice. SECOND ROW: K. Bucklin, D. Dunn, Petermeier, Deppe, Oartweig, Gullett, B. Dunn THIRD ROW: Allspach, Pfile, L. Johnston, Garton. The Band and various instrumental ensembles have participated in music contests with very good showings. They have also entertained the community with their Winter and Spring Concerts. A large and promising Junior Band insures an even more capable and outstanding concert band of the future. MARCHI G BA D FRONT ROW McKenzie, Kanne, M. Johnston, Wilkening, Saak, Clapper, McKenzie, Pyle Ak1ns Vansice Oartweig Gullett, Dunn, Deppe, Banninger. SECOND ROW: Garton, Fitzgerald, Allan Johnston Jontz Allan Petermeier, Dunn, Hougham, Bucklin, Schweinebart, Allan, Flora, Herzog, Flora Flora Miller THIRD ROW Freeman, Ball. Baxter Community School Band started its school season with the emphasis on Marching Band. It was felt this type of thing would stimulate interest and help to show it off to the public a number of times during the football season. This activity was enjoyed by all who participated. A Band Show including the fundamentals of marching required by the state contest association was worked up and presented. With this ad- ded emphasis we feel it helped the band considerably and this type of activity will be continually stressed. .fwqfi - fl :, , GLEE CLUBS MELODIZE A , Qs ,nn Z. .. , ,, ,'f,:E.Eg?Jg15 . . FIRST ROW: Oartweig, K. Bucklin, Breer, Freeman, Vansice, Allan, C. Bucklin, Dunn, Ban- ninger, Johnston. SECOND ROW: Herzog, Warner. Ball, Flora, Garton, Schweinebart, Needham, Munn, Needham, McKenzie, THIRD ROW: L. Burkhardt, N. Burkhardt, Johnston, Jones, Kanne, Waskow, Bauercamper, Stubbe. FIRST ROW: Altemeier, Saak, Wilkening, Deppe, Berry. SECOND ROW: Reynolds, Clapper, Klyn, Cool, THIRD ROW: Fitzgerald, Allan, Janes, Moore, Pyle. MIXED CHORU HARMONIZES - - - FIRST ROW: Oartweig, K. Bucklin, Breer, Freeman, Vansice, J'. Allan, C. Bucklin, B. Dunn, Banninger, C. Johnston. SECOND ROW: Ball, Flora, Garton, Schweinebart, P. Needham, Munn, L. Needham, McKenzie, Herzog, Warner, Pyle, Saak. THIRD ROW: Cool, L. Burkhardt, N. Burkhardt, L. Johnston, Jones, Kanne, Waskow, Bauercamp- er, Stubbe, Wilkening, Altemeier. FOURTH ROW: Fitzgerald, R. Allan, Berry, Janes, Moore, Klyn, Clapper, Reynolds, Deppe. The Christmas program and Spring Concert have been the main achievements of the Glee Clubs and Mixed Chorus. Contest participation has been a major goal of these and also the smaller music groups. They encourage all high school co-operation as they are composed of a large proportion of the students. DMINISTRATIO 'J x.. D. D. Mc CULLOUGH, Supt. Bookkeeping and Shorthand Orton Rice Business College, 1940 Colorado A 8: M, 1943 University of Missouri, 1949 B. S. University of Missouri, 1953 M. Ed. EDWARD WEEKS Industrial Arts, World History Simpson College B. A. , 1953 DONALD A. SCOVEL History, Geography, Typing II, Government Iowa State Teachers College 1957 B. A. State University of Iowa 1957 M. A. MRS. VELVA BRASFIELD Home Economics I Home Economics II English II and HI Iowa State College B. S. 1931 ROY G. ELBEN Music Mankato State Teachers College B. S. 1951 MRS. CORA GIBSON Math - English B. A. 1937 Iowa State Teachers Extension work from Iowa City and Drake. MRS. BETTYE DOWSEY General Science, Biology, Physics, Eng. IV Texas Wesleyan College, B. S. 1952 Texas Christian University, Graduate work, 1953-1955 HARRY VON HAGEN Sixth Grade Central College Drake University MRS. LAURENCE WHITE Junior High Iowa State Teachers College B. A. 1946 MRS. MC CAMMANT Fifth Grade Iowa State Teachers College MARTIN MURPHY Junior High Iowa State Teachers College, 1925 Parsons College, 1928 Correspondence - University of Iowa MRS. GEORGIA WHEELER F ourth Grade Mankato Teachers College Drake University DONNA L. DOWNS Third Grade Grand View College Drake University DOROTHY JOHNSTON Kindergarten Nebraska State Teachers College MRS. MARY SCOVEL Second Grade Drake University State University of Iowa MARTHA STURGES Substitute Fifth Grade Iowa State Teachers College MRS. HAZEL PYLE First Grade Drake University State University of Iowa MRS. ZELMA SLAVENS Substitute Fifth Grade Drake University B. A. 1935 Graduate Work, University of Minnesota GERTIE HOLT SCLAW MRS. BOB JOHNSTON Office Secretary NEVA JOHNSTON LORRAINE BREER ZOLA MEYER BOB CROSS ALBERT SCHWEINEBART DONNELL DEUT SCH IVAN HERZOG, President WILBUR F LORA BCARD of EDUCATIO H. F. STURGES, Secretary LE ROY KRAMPE FRED BUTLER -il ...,,. 6 ,K ii 1 f is Q. wx. , 4' Q w V.: , I , 2 , X 3' ,rf 1. K - ,K 3 ' K K , , K Wg, S,fW 'iF35'3f t4'wf:'iQg Lgziz' Al We A f f ,,.,, , lf, .,.' Q, 'bf fi M H' Y U, .. W WL. .--S fi- .SL ' ' k ' 1 ,- ' 1 A I Q 'Q' ,pg-Q'-:uf f ,K ,A K gg, K, X Kr, Af? s If K KKKKKKKW . sig , . -was KWKKK A rim J' if s Y me my i'. X f 1- - N jg VWVL KM .,,v, N Fa N K JE? :.' - T' V- ' Jig ' 1.5, A Q ffl Nw?1.,fg,,,51. -. 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Q if A ' aff!! if 1497 s r , fy , it 3 E - E 'ns X Yiiiww 1 Q f ' fr af A is J' X fx Q . -- -P 9.-- s ,: .Q ,Mr 14 .f f f Cherry Atwood Mary Ann Ed ge Jane Johnston DE Darryl Nickell Erlene Schweinebart 5 WH' gi ' Nas.. A Q A , 25? , sara-v wr-i'f?w-1-fs i --r, l , ' a y r L -' arl- li? irl 'Qi S4 rr,r., gi S , . fi 4 is Jane Michael D. Bucklin Bucklin David Clara Fitzgerald Foster Michael Kathryn Kielly McGrane Billy Oartwieg Carol Michael Snook Sturges i if g Michael Bucklin Keith Hammer Craig McKibben Kathy West xl xp 9, 5 Y gg aw if ,Q -xl N L l A 'Q J f 5 Compliments of NOEL'S FOOD MARKET x -f 1, ,,,,, . ..,......... a ft,- 'lf' Q gs . J , iff, I th r 'fi' S-U is -dl 1 - . 7?,',,ff'ff25f? I, 'F ,NQK Wax' fl: 'J 1 Q , , . ' - . r gf 'ff if I '- CE r . ,fm any f -N . 1, V ,., . A WL : Q .r Ai! yn.. hfh 131' - ,yiia 5. J. , j J 2241 J .ak- M by , ,lqll J an a n i J Mary Jerry Cathy Linda Marilyn Mary Barbara Akins Allspach Bach Bucklin Bucklin Burkhardt Carl Judy Norma Kerry R. D. Kerry Gary Jonnie Cleverly Cross Deeter Dunkin Eddy Engle Fuller Becky Cindy Donnie Jeannie Shirley Douglas Debbie Ghent Gordon Johnston Jones Kimberly Kline Krueger Virginia Barbara Linda Long Milligan Milligan Diana Terry James Gloria Billie Jackie Charles Moore Otto Schweinebart Spearing Snook Sutton Vansice P H3322 is as Q 'L A ra ' f A g. , fzgi' A wi -raw 321, -ga g Ei, .J ,grief -' .: . I' 1lg 't:: ll f ,- .J C. t Compliments of THE MILLIGAN OIL CO. Stanley Judy Carolyn Pamela Allspach Anderson Ba ch Barker Dennis Robert Willian Jackie Bucklin Bucklin Bucklin Butler Julie Kenneth Murray John Deutsch Doland Dunkin Edge Bruce Dennis Lynn Donna Halter Koon Kruse Levis John Kathi Loren Richard Long Long Milligan Perry i Marilyn I an Dennis Barnes Berry Braun Diane Linda Stephen Cross Dawson DeFrance Edward Rickey Betty Flora Frame Freeman Donald Margie Linda Russell Sumpter Williams .Annum g Ars :u--w- -- .: .,,.,,,............,,, ,.., H.,W,W , , , Q -L , M A - . , l E JUCYY Paula Danny Dixie James Beverly Danny Ames Bafmiflgel' Boughey Bucklin Bucklin Burkhardt Butler David DHIYI Dwight Sand ra. Carol Linda Kayleen Chandler F10r-2 Fisher Freeman Fuller Gauch Kimberley BFUCC Sharon Tim Harold Bruce Betty John K lyfl McAfee Meyer Munn Nuzum Perin Schroye r SIXTH GRADE ViCkY Arthur Carolyn Shaw Vansice Wheeler Compliments of MR, AND MRS. 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DERCLASSM EN Larry Dennis Kay Cherlye Alte meier Berry Bucklin Buckljn David Donovan I ulie Robert Cool Deppe Flora F1035 Joey Judy Sharon Deniece Koon Koon Miller Munn Lewis Sa ak Ben Darlene Judy Kay Schroyer Schweinebart Smith Troup Leta Neva Dennis Burkhardt Burkhardt Clapper Karen Linda Darrell Ga non Johnston Jontz Pa m Mary Millie Needham Oartweig Russell Ray Richard Clifford Troup Waskow Wilkening Compliments of D. W. HUBBARD LUMBER COMPANY Joyce Ronnie Kathy David Gerald Sharie Dean Allan Allan Breer Bucklin Burkhardt Butler Flora John Frances Raymond David Bonita Wendell Sandra Flora Freeman Fuller Harsha Johnson Johnston Jones SOPHCMCDRES Clariee hi' 'CSIOIYH Linda Darel Mary Jean Duane Kanne Long Needham Reynolds Schroyer Vansice Waskow I-UTY Mary Patty Becky Jack Linda Carol A11SPach Bauercamper Carl Dunn Fitzgerald Herzog Johnston Dennis Wayne Tim Walter Gene David Bill JOMZ KWH McDermott McGinnis Mcwhirter Moore Nuzum JUNICJRS John Tom Dixie Terry Judy Carol Jack Postell Schroyer Stubbe Sydnes Warner Waskow Wright Compliments of MR. AND MRS. TED WARNER SENIORS IO ANN BALL GARY BAUERCAMPER 'W 'Lx ' PM , mffevki BARBARA BANNINGER JEANETTE BERRY SHARON BARKER FAYE BUCKLIN Compliments ofMR, AND MRS. DWIGHT DE IONG .l1if':q.' 4 ,741 x CAROLYN DEE L LESLIE HOLT SCLAW DON FISHER ROBERT IANES CHARLES GAUCH SHIRLEY KOON Compliments ofMR, AND MRS. GEORGE GEISE KAY MC KEN ZIE RICHARD PYLE BOB MC WHIRTER NORMAN VANSICE MARILYN MEIER Compliments of THE BAXT-ER ELEVATOR CO l5?':'!P , A .ggi WW' S chool closest another in scholarship athleucs and due largely to the excellent of the commumty the school IM15'l ' l Vrvsamiewwlwzfv ...,. t Spire the students to look back to the days in B.H.S. with pride and satisfaction. ,fw A H STER sf' ff 'wyfb For over 100 years folks have been saying Q K If It's Borden's-- m AD It's Got to be Good. l 2b 1 .I THE BORDEN CGMPA Y If your clothes are not becoming to you, they should be coming to us. DE LUXE CLEANERS FRANK ROSENBAUM Q SONS Soto Plymouth GMC Trucks Sales G Service F. C. Mason, Rep. Madrid Iowa Phone lO5 Colfax s ,S STRAND BAKING Sffi XE PA I R s COMPANY XJ Marshalltown Iowa woons WATCH REPAIR SHOP Newton, Iowa n l I MAC'S REPAIR SHOP RAY'S SUPPLY COMPANY General Welding and Repair ' Baxter, Iowa Baxter, Iowa Phone 7-3102 HORN'S SHOES First in Fit and Fashion For Over 40 Years 119 1st Ave. W. Newton, Iowa HY-VEE FOOD STORE Newton, Iowa Serving Newton and Surrounding Community with their Food Needs STEIRS CAFE Good Food Is Our Specialty Baxter, Iowa SUPERIOR 400 Marshalltown, Iowa BOND'S CLOTHING CO. Newton, Iowa POLK CITY GRAIN CO. Colfax, Iowa Phone 361 BUSH CHEVROLET E. Lindsey Bush - Owner Melbourne, Iowa MURDY'S DRUGS Prescriptions Photo Supplies Gifts - Paint Newton Iowa GLEN G KEN'S DRIVE IN I Fine Foods Newton, Iowa I.-.... ... ... HIGH VIEW ROLLER RINK Newton Iowa A. C. Bienfang, Prop. Rink Phone 1117 , - .. ..l JASPER CDU TY SAVINGS AN Newton, Iowa C' S NWRAN S4 C! NOLLEN A ill DRUG DR. WILLIAM VAN NOTE Optometrist was sky, CIALN Telephone 1975 Newton Iowa Newton, Iowa UNITED FOOD MARKETS Newton Iowa The Store of Cheerful Service UNDERBRINK JEWELERS Newton Iowa I Finest in Jewelry .. ... ......J lrbacg-11-l I- Y 2524 I . f I :'T-N -A , ,fa,e1 S ggfagjyg BIPXTEQQTQ All Nm I I 4 if D W.. , f - , fi 1 ' gi.. fi' .ig .. P 'ffl' ,vi 5115-1 .1 I L ,,M ,,4g'.Qa af::?EaEQg2ai nsWb?df ..,-- , MY, - ' --1 emi 91' 'Q-- - fa--L -gftl V, -V E 'QU pa. 'Ti l- '1 'f ff' We w h-if-- -W! L P ' , 1 ,V . gg ' ' -.-3.-. aTT.,.i.l...I,..f.,i.,i1i..... I.T..,g4s.: ,,.... F 'T' ' T' 'if ' f f Hi '-S :.ngqg-g',,,-, RICHER TASTING DAIRY PRODUCTS FLYNN DAIRY PRODUCTS Quality Plus Most Modern Dairy in the Middle West RAY HANSEN SHOES The Family Shoe Store ll5 West Main Street Marshalltown, Iowa Phone 2-2686 BUSINESS MACHINES, INC. 27 So. 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Farm Supplies Instrument RePa11' Coal and LP Gas Service Records Music Phone 58 Collect Marshalltown, Iowa Rhodes, Iowa COU TRY IDE INN 9 BAXTER, IOWA Chicken Steak Sea Food ADVERTISE Soon SCHOLARSHIP IN THE DEPENDS ON ORIOLE soon SUPPLIES I- LANGAN PAPER CO. YOUNG' S MOBIL SERVICE LANGAN PAPER COMPANY Baxter, Iowa 100 Third Street, Des Moines xftiw, X 1 BEST WISHES SENIORS OF 1958 Your Futures Wrll Be Bright The whole world of tomorrow is filled with new ideas and labor saving devices to make lrfe more rnteresting And at Maytag new developments are tak ing place daily New appliances for to morrow s housewife are on the drawing boards Our line of automatrc washers dryers wringer washers refrigerator freezers food freezers and ironers are the products We wish you all a great many years of health and success and hope we can number you among our mrllrons of sausfred Maytag Customers THE MAYTAG CCMPA Y INVEST SECURE FUTURE BUY U S SAVINGS BONDS Newton Iowa APGAR STUDIO Photographers The CLASS of 1958 Marshalltown, Iowa of continuing research and development. IN Q A To , Q gy INTER- COLLEGIATE PVRESS HCTEg:l5:S0McEHlVFICE EDINU S A. '21, 9' M ,H fl X 'M msg? i .1 .LS Y .4- 9 K Y pf ,.E, ,r gi mlm? 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