Bettendorf High School - Beacon (Bettendorf, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

E ,,, w. A ,Hg V Z fi W 3,4 X- I X715 . wx' , 2 , i, ,tyw ,,f'B' W' Volume Vlll TH BEACGN 9 Bcttcndorf H1 lm School Bcttcndort Ioxu Cl rlflfl C0 Egfgfjp jon D H lycs Azlzzmr 3 ' .KY x Karen Kimberly Aff Srnifh , l.'f' .'4!' . 1 ,. ll DEDICATIO To MR WILLIAM H DOWNING who durmg hls ten years of Ullllllllfed scruce and dexotlon has by untxrmg ac non Lll'ld1X1dCCl loymlry md kmdly countenance evmced the lmdcrshlp nurturcd thc ldcals and spokcn words of counsel Wl1lLl1 have fallldld us ro thxs day who by h1S Clear vlslon and fOI'CS1bhI lus fum ffuth 'md dfnumlcss Llnracter has servcd to and for us as fm IDSPIIIIIOH md dnllmge for tomorrow That we may m somc vny exprcss our 1pprec1nr1on for thxs scruce one pcrformad aboxc md bqond the call of duty vu dcdlute thxs 1959 xolumg of thc Bcfumz P , g , . gi, 'l 14 . . . , ' V r . , ' 2 , 4 A 1 A ' A , ' . V , - ' a V Q Y Y . I . I Y . . . ' v 7 , 4 4 L ' ' 4 A 1 t 2 ' . ' . , VL V V , 6 V - V. VV , V , , - A V . V V 4 v V . . fs ' V , . 1 - D. INIARSHALL FOX Member faq. ,o QV, A 1 gf CHARLES MUNSON Member WILLIAM DOWNING Prendent BETTENDORF BCARD of EDUCATION ELLEN MEIER Member C FRANCIS GRL MLEY Uembez JAMES SMITH Member SLI PERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS SELYA A ANTYNE PRINCIPAL VICE PRINCIPAL Y ' B . B LL 'I , X , H, f' A . WE . L ROBERT E O N JOHN T KEL Y HADLEY BAILEY Matlaemazicx RACHEL BEATTY H omemakifzg VIRGINIA EDWARDS Englub EVERETT FELKER Language! ERNEST BEERENDS Imtrumental Muff: JON EDWARDS Englzxb and Speech JULIE GINGERICH Engluh JOE HAYES Buxmexf Educalzon S BRYON JAMES Socml Studzef MARGARET JONES Pbyncal Educatzon ELIZABETH MALMROS E nglzfb ELNIER MAPES Social Sludzef www. WENDELL HILL Php sim! Educalion KENNETH HORNING Mathemazicr K-N 4' BARBARA C KELLY Bzology LEO LARRFW lndustf ml Educatzou Nw DARRFLL MOORE Izzdzlflrzal Educalzou INIARGARET INIORTON Bzmnesf Educalzon 'Ns DANIEL RYAN Soma! Studlef NORMAN SAN DBERG Guidance f fnalldff pabbrfms ROSALIND MEYER Lzbrarzan LA VONNE MOHR Bmznefx Educatmn MERRITT PARSONS Drwerx Traznmg DONALD POSTEN fi DONALD SCHAEFER Sczence LA VONNE TRAHAN Ialm lu. ALICE AINDERSEN High School Secretary ALBERTA BEERENDS High School Secretary BERNARD VOGEL Vocal Muxzc WILNA DOEHLER Iwurxe my 74 PACIA BROCRHAGF iffirlanz If Secretary XIRGINIA SCHULTZ Secremr' I 5l,4pcrifzler1d'er11 lc 5 ws 'ff' fig wk' if WN , 4 img, A, W, V 5 , ,, - ,Lax Q 4,9 '1 JW X 'ig 3 ,V 1 .Q -Hf It f-'F' -Ei'-fi 4 'CEAQV' ' 'f Y ' ' Wye'--, f+u.-',f M - ,um ..:j wi can ' it Lg M ,An vw 'pslwuif ww. 25 ,' 3 .'2 Ai' z ,, , 1.1 , W bg. y .5 X' ., , M 4 ' f ?,2,3,2?l ' f,,:fM?1 !LW5ez1i?'i f QUEEN VICKY JACOB KING DAVE COX HOMECOMI The week of October 17 the sprrrr of Homccomrng was rn the arr Thursday eyenmg at the pep rally the rdentrty of the Krng and Queen was announced Klng Dase Cox and Queen Vrcky Iacob lrghted the bonfrre amrdst the cheers of the student body Frrday afternoon the Krng and Queen presrded oyer the aud along vyrth therr son Mary Sergeant and Mary Schultz That eyenlng the Bulldogs downed Newman of Sterlmg Makrng thcrr frml formal frppcftrmcc king Duc and Quccn Vrcky were crowned the follow mg cy enrng at the Homecoming dance E court, Judy Best, Don Gray, Mike Grumley, Doris Havill, Tom Haygood, Bob Hutchin- JUDY BEs1' DON GRAY DORIS HAVILL MIKE GRUMLEY Y sf MARY SCHULTZ TOM HAYGOOD f MARY SERGEANT BOB HUTCHISON ,Hit M 1 fi ex ' an K X 1 X . , ,. 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L, 3 A' L1 -M1 I 1,2 ' was :fm 5 ,ax we 3 L ?A f whiff' ' 1 ? 217547 K - , Y 9- 5 1 W , , M may Sf' , x b 3, QETHEA LL JUDH OLLAR BARBARA BRASCH SANDY HABER john Cain, Sandy Haber, Marilyn Hodson, Sweetheart Judy Ollar, Mr. Kelly, Dave Cox, Barbara Brasch, Don Paustian. Mrs. Bud Hodson, nee Marilyn Pietz, 1958 Sweetheart, crowned Judy Ollar Sweetheart ar the 1959 dance. Attending her were Sandy Haber. sophomore sweetheart, and Barbara Brasch, senior sweetheart. Escorting the girls were members of the student council. i M .,:,'z 3 by ' F Y? ffl? - v tg KK , 1 1 . Y R wr f W 1- V -, . -' -v,,+:L ,H V 4 ff 1 , , .Q r x,'w X b.. hw X If QC Q A W U Sm - ' ,Q Q S 1 in ,is fy A 'f ' 'ix Vt if wtf Sys . u ,u -4 2.-1-fr I 3 H, q QQ ., V X L W N1 f V w ,, wi . 'I 1 x L I 1 f' 3 3. U k J' k W Qxv, WI, N W .. 4 Kid ,,,A , . Pi , . 'dv ' ' , V1 ' W V Nr 1 7 ' 6W f2 a A ,fx fr 1 4 -1-Q..- ,W , Q . Q . v V - --s..... sf 56 f A X . 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' E K,-if - , jqag B' A 'ia . , , Y Ku. - ' A 2 f m ' - yu, 675 A 1 'yur' W 1 . .A 3,31 gif Q f?jj,fi7 f'7 L .K A , ,Z ., Q- . 4 x' , Q I .I ,ry if x x f fe X ,V X fp ff x 1 XX. f -X PAT KARASEK KARLA TWEDT Ron' One: Sandra Griebel, Carolyn Hummel, Clara Ulrich, Sara Sue Wilson. Ron' Tzvox Par Barnard, Shirley Barris, Sharen Barris, Bev Schroeder. Ron' Three: Nancy Langan, Judy Ollar, Jane Sebolt, Cecily Wheeler. R014 Four: Judy Bell, Shelby Smith, Cindy Weber, janet Fletcher. Ron' Fire: Sharon Coughlin, Arlene Ross, HIGH TEPPERS N. 5 V , It wa X ,lx N, , I .Q fb Nw. if iff' V. , QQ ., E1 41 , x ,, Q , , , Y N. 4 V , 1 55 1 .3 ,.,... WHL. gl ., , ,S -f A? 'iimzrw L ri ,Q n w'f u gf 4 6 xx Q' vx9HfQ ?1gU f, 1 1, Q13 1 xf f -2 N I ws Q Vg BS! syg f 4 , Q... it AW lb ., WQQMWW , 4 ,,. M . K, a' -- zlfijffi I' ' QT if r is 1' 353' R A Q 4. Q xi f 93 ggi ? ., .. 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Q 7 The cast of You Can t Take It wrth You Seated Dennls Plrages Gmny Yazman Bob Rucker Barb Brasch Standzfzg jan Kmght Morne Alter Rus Bessenecker Mary Sergeant Tohn Green mood Mr Edwards Tom Hampton Mrke Grumley Ron MaVf1aS jim Slavens Suellen W rner Judy Best YOU CAN T TAKE IT WITH YOU TH E CURIOUS SAVAGE Dorrs Hav1ll watches as Joyce Burch trxes out for a part rn The Cunous Savage inside. l I For the f1rst year two all school plays replaced the tradrtronal Tumor and Senlor Class plays In the f1rst product1on a drama entltled You Cant Take It Wrth You was presented It was the story of the Sycamore Fanuly and Grandpa Vanclerkoff Grandpas phrlosophy of lrfe Do what you want now because you can t take rt vs 1th you The second productlon of the season was The Curxous Savage It concerned a schem mg famrly wh1ch trred to get hold of the famrly fortune Much of the actron takes place rn a samtarxum It shows that l1fe outstde the institution 1S sometrmes more rnsane than that .- a ,NA ,QR x' Q L ,X-J' 'fix A Q? VARSITY ffHI'FRI.F:'xDFRF: XVL-lull Tv IC C nm X mmm Dm x X1 Lx Ilwh fxircn F-l.lYL'I'IS, Sandy Tinker. Kay Hgmne. f IIONIORF f1HIfFRI.FADYRS. 5 mmm R uwm, P DLSIIIHH vxllhll C Mu Haber Sue Pujuncn. Nu! 1jL'flH'LllI.' Sun lm Nickshes. ,f aft Nm.. R011 One Betty Carstens Dave Cox Brll Soth jrm Slavens Rau Tuo Peggy DeShon Karen Fanth Mr Ryan Wendr Foote Wxneva Luksetlch Rou Three Rookre Barretto Steve Gross man John Cam Tom Haygood Don Paustran John Hovxerton STUDE T COUNCIL Offncers gathered before the councrl meetrng are jrm Slavens Treamrer Dave Cox Preudent B111 Soth Vue Prendent, Betty Carstens Secrelary The 1958 59 Student Councrl had a busy year Some of the proyects successfully completed were the rev1s1on of 'the Con strtutron supervrsron of Homecomrng actrvrtres sponsorrng the Homecomrng Dance and the Sweetheart Ball The Councrl was the leader rn the cam pargn to contrnue the Student Exchange program for another year By student Tag Days and a communrty Tag Day and by other Councrl student organrzatrons and communrty organrzatxons fmancxal assrst ance BHS hopes to brmg another ex change student to our school Student Councrl members were actrve rn the Qurnt Crtres Student Congress and were affrlrated w1th state and natronal assocr atrons I C ,xy 45 ,.... ,ft Q ,rffilie 'Ref' t l. 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D 1 1 1 ' - 3 f 9 ,ll 7 ' , , 7 pt- t a , - . tm, M. , .. , , 9 ' ' ,...t- ,, V . 7 ffsw,,,f W 4Zs52'm TUDE T Mane Theres and her famrly Trudy Mr Levy Jane Amerxcanxzed note Swxss watch Mane Theres checks her schedule with Mrs Malmros her A F S advrsor The plans for BHSs frrst Amerxcan Freld Servrce student were frrst begun rn 1957 Through the co operatron of many school and crvrc groups the necessary re venue was rarsed Marre Theres Merer came to us from Swrtzerland rn September of last year Marre Theres made her home wrth the Levy famrly durmg her year rn Bettendorr She has lrved the actrve lrfe of any hrgh school grrl and has 1n turn left her mark upon the students Durmg her short stay at BHS Mane Theres has seen a true prcture of Amerrcan lrfe has experrenced commonplace events and made manv frrends We hope that when Mane Theres returns to her home she wrll be able to share wrth her famrly and frrends many wonderful experrences 0 Q 0 . - I Y . .. - H- , g , , Mrs. Levy and Martha. Marie Theres is not completely . . . , 7 5 . . ., 5 BEACO Co-Editor.: ......, ... R , Buxinen Manager ...... . Production Manager ee- Adrfertiiing Manager ..., Sale: Manager ........ W Copy Editor --, Advifor .... Karen Kimberly, Arr Smith jane Ellen Downing -e,--,- Pat Zeglen -- Tim Downing ,-.-- Karen Fanrh -H Sharon Newport ---- Joe Hayes Row One: Par Zeglen, Jane Ellen Downing, Art Smith, Karen Kimberly, Tim Downing, Carol Giese. Row Two: Mary Christ, Marsha Arnould, Joyce Burch, Mr. Hayes, Jebbie Browne, Sharon Toom, Karen Fanth. Row Three: jean juckem, Andrea VandeWalle, Sondra Mekshes, Ginny Joyce, Sharon Newport, Judy Bell. Row Four: Mike Cohen, Karen Slavens, Steve Towle, Not Pictured: Suzanne Rousso, Judy Jefford, Sally Peterson, Carol Miller, Arleta Schwertzfeger. Row One: jerron Chenhall, Bob McDonald, Mary Schultz, Mike Grumley, Sondra Mekshes Judith White. Row Tu'o.',' Mary Christ, Karolyn Elder, julie Campbell, Ginger Hoard Miss Mohr, Sharon Toom, Sue Ann Neuhart, Suzanne Hollander, Kathleen Owens. Row Three Jean juckem, Madelin Rinehart, Karen Slavens, Steve Towle, Judy Boak, Algene Schwanz Sheryl Hauschild, Suzanne Rousso. Rauf Four: Sue Werner, Dennis Pirages, Arthur Smith GROWL just as the professional newspaper reports the happenings of the large world around us, it is the duty of the school paper to present the life and activities of a smaller world-the school. The world of Bettendorf High School is interpreted through the pages of the GROWL, published weekly in the BETTENDORF PRESS. Activities of GROWL staff members during the school year 1958-59 varied all the way from meeting rigorous deadlines on stories to fund-rais- ing by selling concessions at ball games. Whether the task is pasting up copy or writing the editorial for the week, it is this connecting link with the exciting world of journalism that the participating GROWL member seeks. Row One Pat Karasek Ron Mavrras G1nny Yazman Dennrs Prrages Row Two Kathleen Owens Barbara Brasch Mr Edwards Jan Kmght joyce Burch Row Three Mary Sergeant Pat Zeglen Morne Alter john Greenwood Steve P1rn1e Jxm Slavens Row Four Mxke Grumley Russ Bessenecker ATIO AL THESPIAN SCCIETY Secretary Judy Best demonstrates a pose to V1ce Presrdent G1nny Yazman Treasurer Dennls Prrages and Presx Natlonal Thesplan Socrety IS an honorary group dedrcated to the advancement of standards of ex cellence Jn dramatrc arts The members of the organlzatron are the leaders rn the speech and dramatrc department and partrcrpate 1n dramatrc productlons and competmve speech act1v1t1es throughout the year Most Thesprans wrll long remember the pleasant experrence of producmg the fall play and sponsormg the Scrag Dance between semesters Speech contests and the sprrng play ch maxed a successful year of worth whrle ZCIIVIIICS for thrs orgamzatxon I , . , . , . . 1 4. x a - y ' , . .' , 7 J 7 ! ' 'l . I - . . , . . 7 .- dent Ron Mavrias. . .. ,, R011 One Mr Vogel Shrrley Beerends Barbara Prlebe Lmda Wessels Sheryl Hauschlld Jerron Chenhall Suzanne Hollander, Penny Rowland Barb Hull Peg DeShon Jane Downrntz Ron Tun Tlm Downmg Bob Green jim Slavens Suellen Werner Madelme Rrndhart Carolyn Hummel Warren Ashford Gary Rmehart Dann Kroeger Karen Fanth Llflkld. Mason Don Theres Mexer Ned LaValle Dennls Plrages Karla Tvxedt Dennxs Rury Sue Vrncent Sharon Newport MODER MUSIC MASTERS Members of Tr1M are chosen from a lrst of ellgrble students on fue pomts of d1st1nct1on scholarshrp character co operatlon leadershrp and servrce Meetrngs usually COHSISE of a busmcss meetmg follow ed by perform ances of members Members of the group may acqurre tickets for xarrous musrcal performances around the Quad Cay area Agam thls year Tr1M sponsored a program by the Augustana Cholr for the enjoyment of the student body V 'l ' 1 ' 7 I 9 I 7 I 3 5 V l . Y gy Y 4 ' l 3 3 Y 7 I 7 ' , , ' , , , , , , , , Estes. Ron' Three: Karen Kimberly, john Brooke, Jeri Riddle, Barb Stivers, Pat Karesek. Marie , , K , , , , I a L a ' 1 v v . . I . Membership in the National Honor Society is based on scholarship, character, leadership, and ser- vice. Twenty-one new members were inducted at a candlelight initiation ceremony. N.H.S. is spon- sored by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. Society sponsor, Mrs. Gingerich, discusses club business with officers Bill Witcraft, John Greenwood, Mike Grumley, and jerron Chenhall. ATIO AL HO CJR SOCIETY Row One: Nancy Mosbarger, Jan Knight, Vickie Jacobs, Judy jeffords, Arlene Ross, Deanna Kauffman, Sheryl Hauschild, Suellen Werner, Linda Wessels, Shirley Beerends. Row Two: Karen Kimberly, Chere Eckerlebe, Sandy Griebel, Mary Christ, Barbara Stivers, Marie Theres Meier, jerron Chenhall, Kathleen Owens, Jane Downing. Row Tbree: Mike Grurnley, Bill Soth, Bill Witcraft, John Greenwood, Steve Wagner, Doug Wallen, Tim Downing, Art Smith. -rg! ,v Y ' 'Jr Row One: jane Ellen Downing, jerron Chenhall, Kathleen Owens. Rozz' Tzro: Mary Schultz, Mary Christ, Ginger Hoard, Mrs. Edwards, Sheryl Hauschilti, Barbara Stivers, Arthur Smith. Row Three: julie Campbell, Mike Grumley, Tim Downing, Karen Kimberly, Pat Zeglen. QUILL and SCROLL Quill and Scroll, the honorary society for those who excel in journalism, has been quite busy this year. For the first time, they undertook the pub- lication of students' written works in the form of the literary annual, PE mm' QE. It includes the best of essays, poems, paragraphs, and short stories. Looking over proofs for P's 84 Q's are: Kathleen Owens Secretary jane Ellen Downing, Preridenty jerron Chenhall Vice-President. It seems lrke the Llbrary Club IS always domg somethrng Thrs year they found trme to sponsor a faculty tea present a skzt 1n Des Mornes and sell candy after school Its purposes vshlch are to 1nst1ll a greater mterest among students rn use of books and hbrary SCIVICS and to strmulate readrng 1nterests seem to be gettmg results thanks to the club sponsor Mrs Meyer Lookmg over the card fxles are offlcers Sondra Mekshes Preudent Jen Krm mel Vzce President and Sharon Toom Secrelary LIBR RY CLUB Rou One Sondra Mekshes jeu Krmmel Sharon Toom R014 Tuo Kathy Drss Janet Hxgby Mrs Meyer Carol Mlller Sally Peterson Roz: Three Bret Hellman Marlon Johnston Sklp Saldxvar john Rucker Brxan Roesler Ken Lexght Mlke Myatr ,x.. Taking the n mc of the sub atomic particles beliexed to hold thc nucleus of atoms together the Science Club bcmme The Masons The club members worked hard on various projects including displaxs in thc upper hall Climaxing their ymrs actixrtics was 1 trip to the Museum of Science and lndustry in Chicago Posed in the science lab are officers Karen Fanth 58576151731 joe Roos Prefzdenz Howard Dybedock Tren: urer john Greenwood Vzce Prerzdent SCIENCE CLUB R014 One Bob Rucker John Greenwood Joe Roos Howard Dybedock lxaten Fanth Marie Theres Meier R014 Tuo Suzanne Rousso jim Gregory Aleene Schwanz Mr Schaefer Jebbie Browne Ken Young Rau Three Jon Meier David Gllchrlst Steve Towle jim Boston Stan Altman Gene Ellls Bill Soth 1 X 2 ' -A V , 1 . - , . 5 fl ' .Q . t . Q 'W , , ' f 4 L w . . Y . I , ti t . x . . . Y A , . v. . A V . N K G L N . Y . . X - y 1 , I 1 y - , 7 . Y ' . I 1 r v - f v v I I ' ' J H I v 1 l ' V V x l Y in V v x l y V I ' ' ' ' , . I y t - ' 1 r , l , I Y ' x ' , I . 4' l' I ,V y, , ff. ' 1 3' ' , . 1 era, , r ca ff , , , 8, -f ' ' -I 1 YJ X W f: , Wy. K , A . 1 Ma, 'Z 5 ga. V1cePres1dent Karla Twedt serves Presrdent Pat Barnard Treasurer Mary Chrrst and Secretary Judy Ollar TRI Y To burld a fellovx shrp of women and grrls denoted to the task of realrzrng rn our common lrfe those rdeals of personal and socnl lrvmg to whrch we are commrtted by our farth as Chrrstrans Wxth th1s purpose rn mrnd Trr Y planned therr actrvrues Thrs year their projects rncluded a style show vrsrts to varrous churches rn the area, the annual Easter program and an faculty Rau One Par Zegglen Judy Ollar Pat Barnard Karla Twedt Mary Chrlst Sharon Coughlm Rou Tun Barbara Prlebe Donna Uzzo Sara Sue Wrlson Mrs Beatty Jer1 Rxddle Frances Serbert Sally I-Iolst Rou Three Andrea VandeWalle Nancy Patterson Par Townsend Sandy Trnker Sharon Bandy Judy Morton Grnger Hoard Rou Four Lrnda Mason Julre Campbell Sharon Rozas Pat Chronrsrer I r' 1 u . I ' s 9 J H apple-polishing program for the Women l Y ' l '. I 3 ' l 3 Row One Wxlma Frlelds Bernadme Dahms Judy Morton Mary Frlelds Row Two Sue Pajunen Karen Lockwood Mrs Beatty Wmeva Luksetlch Barbara Meyers Row Three Pat Chavez Barbara Prxebe Margaret Zamora Not Pzctured Bonme Webb Wanda Baugh FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA To promote better famrly hvmg and to understand our nelghbors both at home and abroad' IS the arm of each mdxvrdual member of FHA To achreve thrs goal the club partlcrpated ln the Amerncan jumor Red Cross by fllhng glft boxes and also by preparmg a Thanksgwmg basket for a needy famlly FHA also desrgned and made the crown for Homecommg and the Sweetheart Ball as they have done m past years and gathered an assortment of toys for the Toys For Tots drxve at Chrzstmas -' 1 y x ' ' y J - r 1 ' ' , , . . , . u . . . . , . . . . . GIRLS Row One: Nancy Langan, Kathleen Owens, Carol Musal, Judy Boak, Sue Cain. Row Tu-of Betty Duvall, Chere Eckerlebe, Mardell Vancil, Ginny Joyce, Bonnie McCoy, Suzanne Rousso, Carolyn Hummel. Row Three: Karolyn Elder, Karen Iverson, Sharon Rozas, Marie Theres Meier, Shirley Haskins, Mary Anna Jebens, Anita Doyle. Row Four: SueAnn Neuhart, Lyann Lang, Judy Weber, Deanna Kauffman, Donna McKibbin, Marjorie Huber, Sara Musal. RECREATICN ASSCCIATIG The Girls' Recreation Association is certainly the place for girls who like sports .sf of any kind. Many new friends are made by attending the play days given through- out the year by a variety of schools. The girls also enjoy participating in the sports of other schools. The second annual Fem's Fancy Ball was the subject of many a telephone conver- sation in December as G.R.A. worked for the success of this gala event. Row One: Steve Sparling, Tom Stelk, Gordon Harrison, Tom Hampton, Dave Cox, Harry Licht, Cecil Ritter, Roger Young, Steve Pirnie, Ken jessen. Row Two: Bob Frantz, Harvey Klindt, Rookie Barretto, Mr. Hill, John Brooke, Bob Deere, Ed Ruffin, John Cain, Bill Soth. Row Three: jim Grier, Art Hatfield, Dale Dexter, jerry Rogers, Fred Willich, Don Paustian, Tom Witt, Wayne Seward, Trino Gomez, Scott Rocker. Row Four: Fred Ritter, Dann Kroeger, Bob Mc- Claren, Dave Michna, john Howerton, Dennis Rury, Tim Downing, joe Saur, john Kapinski, Tom Haygood. Row Five: Ron Mavrias, Fred Haber, Harvey Duncan, Mike Gnimley, Steve Wagner, Art Smith. B-CLUB Gathered before a meeting are Dave Cox, Pretidenty Mr Hill, Cecil Ritter, Vice-Prexidenfg Steve Pirnie, Secretary John Howerton, Treasurer. , , 4? fi! X B Club, an honorary group for major letter winners, has been quite active this year. Included in their many activities were f,, candy sales, chili suppers, and, of course, the annual B Club-Faculty game. The purpose of the B Club is to encourage high standards of sportsmanship, character, and leadership. 1 3-. BUSINESS CLUB FUTURE TEACHERS Rou' One: Virginia Schwarz, Ron Mavrias, Vicky jacob, Janet Fletcher, Peggy DeShon, Jean juckem. Rau' Tzm: jean Vrooman, Barbara Priebe, Georgia Mills, Mr. Felker, Mrs. Malmros, janet Wood, Barbara Hill, Melody Wuerzburger. Rau' Three: Kathleen Owens, Madeline Rinehart, Linda Mason, Judy Bell, Sharon Newport, Carol Miller, Kay Hanne. Rau' Four. Kenneth Leight. l 2 . 'z Miss Morton Spomor Deanna Kauff man LoAnn Van Acker Steve Wagner Pat Zeglen Tom Hampton Row One: Wilma Frields, Sally Peterson, Becky Nelson, Carol Giese, Carolyn Cable, Kay Hanne, Sue Paiunen, Virginia Kuehl. Row Two: Nathalie Ohanesian, Pat Chavez, Margaret Zamora, Janet Wood, Nancy Patterson, Mrs. Kelly, Betty Sergeant, Bonnie McCoy, Francis Seibert, Pat Chronister. Row Three: Jean juckem, Peggy DeShon, Marsha Arnould, Marilyn Rhoades, Cindy Weber, Pat Townsend, Sandy Haber, jane Sebolt, jo Ann Rodgers, Pat Tinker. Row Four: Madeline Rinehart, Suzanne Rousso, Sandy Tinker, Vicky Jacob, Karen Slavens, Ginny Yazman, Doris Havill, Nancy Langan, Sondra Bettis. Row Five: Beverly Lydy, Sara Sue Wilson, Jeri Riddle, Sharon Toom, Sondra Mekshes, Barbara Meyers, Algene Schwanz. PEP CLUB A high-pitched roar arose from the Pep Club as the Bettendorf Bull- dogs scored another touchdown. Cheers filled the air when another basket was made. Such are typical occurances throughout the year. The Pep Club of Bettendorf High School has been established for the purpose of encouraging support and enthusiasm for our team. DEBATE TEAM Ron Mavrxas JIITI Slavens Suellen Werner Denms Pxrages, Mane Theres Me1er Sally Peterson DEB TE TEAM Bettendorfs debate team patt1c1pated m debate contests at the Umver s1ty of Iowa Inv1tat1onal the MISSISSIPPI Inv1tat1onal and the Davenpor Inv1tat1onal They also went to the Iowa H1gh School Speech ASSOCIRIIOII D1str1ct Debate Contest and State Fmals Hxghhghtmg the year was a trlp to the Iowa H1gh School Forenslc League Flnals at the State UHIVCISIIY of Iowa 3 , , I , . , . . . . s s '- H ?,gL fmwwif -av.. SPORT QL? ,, 'A pw f if --nv HQWFPM Row One: joe Musal, Managery Ben Maher, John Cain, Bob Lee, Coach Page, Trino Gomez, Dave Wedean, john Kelser, Assistant Coach James. Row Two: jon Meier, Tim Cunningham, Ed Weaver, Richard Reiselt, Gary Rhine-hart, John Hartung, Art Millet, Rookie Barretto, Scott Sparling, Dann Kroeger, Steve Grossman, Tom VanZandt. Row Three: Harlan Aronson, Scott Rocker, Mike Myatt, Mike Puente, Tom Johnson, john Brooke, Warren Ashford, Dennis Vetter, Max Marasek, Charles Herrerra, Bob Noth, Robin Haege, Ralph Meeker, Fred Donaway. SOPHOMGRE FGCTB LL TEAM RECORD ILLOWA CONFERENCE STANDINGS Fulton Savanna Bettendorf DeWitt Fulton Morrison DeWitt Newman Morrison North Scott J.V. Savanna Amboy St. Marys Assumption Newman St. Marys Amboy Won 9 Lost 0 ILLOWA CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS Rau' One: Coach Parsons, john Howerton, Steve Sparling, Don Gray, Dave Cox, Steve Pirnie, Cecil Ritter, Dale Dexter, Tom Stelk, Bill Soth, Tom Haygood, Roger Young. Rota' Two: john Retzl, Fred Haber, Bob McDonald, Bob Green, Ken Dahms, Harvey Duncan, Paul McNurlen, Bob McClaren, Fred Willich, Ken Jessen, Bill Witcraft, Tim Lightner, Assistant Coach Moore. Ron' Three: Assistant Coach Cheramy, Gordon Harrison, Steve Wagner, Tom Witt, Harry Licht, Richard Doerr, Ruben Carrillo, joe Saur, Mike Grumley, jim Schmeltzer, Dennis Van Zandt, Larry Lybeck. VARSITY FCCTB LL F, 4,9 MR. MOORE, MR. CHERAMY Arfirtant Coacber MERRIT PARSONS Head Coach 'HN I Iba- BETTENDORF . . . . . . UNDEFEATED ILLOXVA CHAMPIONS The Bulldogs did it again! For the second straight season the Illowa conference championship trophy came to the halls of Bettendorf High School. The Black and Gold team breezed through seven conference opponents and two nonconference foes to become one of six unde- feated teams in the state of Iowa. Bettendorf dominated the statistics, too! Record books didn't stand a chance when Merrit Parsons let loose his squad. Led by Don Gray and Dave Cox, the Bulldogs appeared high on the lists of offensive statistics. The Bulldogs set a state record with their total of- fensive of 3.890 yards. The 3,060 yards gained in rushing likewise broke the old mark, and the 830 yards gained by passing were good enough to lead all but four teams. The Bulldogs averaged 432 yards in each of their nine tilts. Numerous top football prep polls rated Bettendorf as the number ten team in the state. Individuals turned in top performance too. Don Gray's total of 1843 yards was topped by only one in the stateg his fine passing arm gave him 755 yards, enough for fourth place. Gray also ranked sixth in rushing. Gray smashed for an average of 205 yards per game as he ended with a career mark of 4,602 yards in three years of varsity play. Dave Cox also performed brilliantly. Eighth in total offense, Dave ranked fourth in rushing in the state. His rushing average of 10.6 yards per carry was second. Dave caught most of Don Gray's passes and went on to lead the state in pass receiving with 638 yards and 8 T.D's. Cox led his nearest rival by over 250 yards. Defense was not missing from the team either. Led by Cecil Ritter, Roger Young and Bill Soth in the line, the Bulldogs stopped opponents excellently for an average just over 200 yards a game. Cox, Gray, Ritter and Soth were named to many All-Star teams in the area Gray was also named to the All-State, second team squad. Cox and Young were named co-captains for this most successful 1958 season. mw- DAVE COX DON GRAY GORDON HARRISON TOM HAYGOOD Cox is stopped! G fi in JOHIN HOWERTON Action at the Homecoming game with Newman! Gray rushes forward! VARSITY RECORD Muscatine Fulton Savanna DeWitt Morrison Newman Amboy Assumption St. Marys I A MIKE GRUMLEY HARRY LICHT BOB MC CLAREN STEVE PIRNIE VARSITY LETTER WINNER Q4 BILL SOTH BILL w1TQRAE'r ROGER YOUNG DALE DEXTER HARVEY DUNCAN .4-5 S-1 CECIL RITTER JOE SAUR 6 7 25 7 O 20 I3 VARSITY RIZSIERVES Clinton Assumptiun North Scott Varsity Allcmnn Davenport Muscatine North Scott Varsity iw -M .W STEVE SPARLING TOM STELK STEVE WAGNER FRED WILLICH KEN JESSEN TOM WITT Bettendorf Savanna Amboy Fulton DeWitt N ewman Morrison St. Marys ILLOWA STANDINGS W 7 5 4 4 5 2 Z O Szftmg Mike Puente, Manager. Kneeling: Tom Potter, Buddy Reiselt, Gary Rhinehart, Tim Cunningham Bryan Roesler, Brett Hellman, Gene Ellis.Sta2zdiz1g.' Assistant Coach Darrell Moore Rookie Barretto, john Brooke, Butch Miller, Scott Rocker, Max Mrasek, Rodney Meyer, SOPHOMCRE Maquoketa St. Marys Assumption Alleman Savanna Morrison Amboy St. Marys Newman Alleman Fulton De Witt Newman Savanna Morrison Amboy Fulton De Witt Won 10 Loft 8 BASKETBALL ILLOWA CONFERENCE STANDINGS Fulton 14 Newman 11 Bettendorf 8 St. Marys 7 De Wfitt 6 Savanna 5 Morrison 4 Amboy 1 4, , my R, 4 '11 , li ,Q ' ' it ff It if A WA if ' K A w , ' ' ':7f?'?E,..Qi fv 5 A 1, 3 ' . , . 1 52 by ' iw! s 4' 4, 1 , 1 ,Q ' A mwg ? ii EP, ' 2 5'-f M , ,. , AJ 1 L f L 3 E KA X ,nag ff ' 5, 9 9? gffi ? 1 V, ,Y Ek gm 3144 I N. V is '-2353, as-1 if iv 'ax ,,, ze- v . , .. .fi 1 if : M ,ff Q, 1 Q VZvA ig E W 'NWN M xfffav img? i if if X fy M? N g ww f Rf' 61' ,Y 1 .V 4 M A 5 if ., ,4 , A If' .1 'I viz ? 3 W ' ,ny ., -. ,f V , L . M , M V 357 G21 4 J - ' f , ,- 4 ' 1' W M, S xg- t I iv' . . 'Z'S' - 4? f , Q-.Q 1. 95,5 , W n . V ' L, K A ,, 5 W ,. 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Ivan Morgan, Bob Alex, joe Medina, Bob Smith Mike Grumley, Dale Dexter, Roger Young, Bob Noth, Steve Grossman, Gary Larson. Row Three: Assistant Coach Wayne Cheramy, john Howerton, Art Smith, Managerg Dale Retzl, Harlon Aron- son, john Retzl, Bob Rucker, Dave Wedean, Tom Lytton, Vic Saldivar, Mike Myatt, Manager,- Steve Pirnie, Coach Byron james. 1 WRESTLI G Little Six Conference. Co-Champions! In their first year of con- ference action, the Bulldog matmen won first place in the tournament. Even though new Head Coach Byron james had few experienced wrestlers to work with, by the end of the season, he had built up a very strong team. Composed mainly of sophomores and juniors, Coach james' squad finished second in the District tournament. Trino Gomez, Cecil Ritter, and Roger Young represented Betten- dorf in the State Tournament held at Cedar Falls. All three placed in the meet. They compiled enough points to place Bettendorf seventh out of 64 large schools which competed. Trino and Cecil were named to be co-captains for the season. Both were undefeated in dual meet competition. Each lost only twice in all competition! BYRON JAMES Vanity Coach OTHER LETTERXVINNERS Bob Alex joe Medina Gary Larson john Howerton Steve Pirnie Steve Grossman Dale Dexter 127 127 133 138 154 165 175 TOURNAMENT RESULTS Quaclrangulnr 7 4th Davenport Invitational 7 4th Rock Island Reserve 1 . 5th Little Six Conference , , lst District 1, Y 1 1 S , W , 2nd State fe S 7th DANN KROEGER BOB FRANTZ Q wi! -- 9, ya I Kk,, L mf' . in 11, 524 W 'S . sn: .A f W5 x ,Wy . Jw 4 W1 21 ' 'Q . . fs Q Wx ' .ww .ff Q- A FH A , Xi me 1 11335 7 ,Wi J' 3 fbi X 1, , f' wi, h' ' ww sf' . J, an .EW A, ,lm . fm, I ur, ,M s K 13 ,Wash U35 L.i1'V??1 2k A UN ' ' K X W V Fw Al?'L X2L'? E gfiifi, , vi JESS ARGUELLO CHARLIE BARRETTO DAVE COX Calclaer Pitcher lflfiefdef LETTERWINNER DON GRAY Pitcher Nui Pictured: DAVE CQASTRO DAVE MICHNA DON PAUSTIAN I n fielder Inlieldef 5 411 WAYNE SEWARD ROOKIE BARRETTO JOHN CAIN lnfieldef Pitphef Catcher 19 Durant 2 0 Muscatine 6 Muscatine 9 6 Columbus Junction' 1 Clinton Legion 0 5 Moline Legion 4 Muscatine 3 10 Bennett 1 Iowa City 2 0 Muscatine' 7 Fulton 1 1 Moline Legion 3 Clinton. St. Marys 2 12 Durant 4 East Moline Legion 17 0 East Moline Legion 3 Muscatine 12 3 Clinton Legion 7 Clinton, St. Marys 8 WON 10 TIED 2 LOST 8 Fulton 4 'Sectional Tournament 1 Iowa City 4 BOB DEERE TRINO GOMEZ SCOTT ROCKER Infielder Outfielder Outfielder First Row: Paul McNurlen, Dave Michna, Harvey Klindt, Roger Young, Tom Stelk, Don Gray, Ron Mavrias, Dave Cox, Doug Wallen, john Greenwood. Second Roux' Gary Rinehart, Bob Lee, Bob Noth, john Cain, Ken Dahms, jim Dilts, Richard Doerr, john Brooke, jim Slavens, Scott Rocker. Third Two: Tom VanZandt, Dann Kroeger, john Hartung, Tim Downing, Bob Green, john Kapinski, Dennis VanZandt, Ken jessen, Wayne Seward, Dean Stein, Judson Awker- man, Manager. Fourth Row: john Rucker, Fred Donaway, Mike Myatt, Ben Maher, Rodney Meier, Steve Grossman, Rookie Barretto, Roger Swarm, Doug Berg, Manager. Fifth Roux' Butch Miller, Tom Johnson, Fred Haber, Harvey Duncan, Fred Ritter, Ralph Meeker, Ed Weaver, David Gilchrist, Coach Merrit Parsons, Coach Elmer Mapes. VARSITY TRACK Mar. 21 State II1d0Of Apr. 30 East Moline Dual Meet' Mar. 25 Little Six lUCl00I' May 2 Gateway Classics Apr. 5 Muscatine Triangular May 5 DeWitt Dual Meet' API- 11 Cornell Relays May 8 District Tournament Apr. 15 Davenport Relays May 12 lllowa Conference Meet' Apr. 21 DeWitt Dual Meet' May 20 Davenport Sophomore Relays' Apr. 24 Drake Relays May 23 State Outdoor Meet Apr. 28 Fulton Relays ' Sophomore: in addition to Vanity ---s ' xn, X xi l 4 I , 4, , 5' llf ff'g1sll3 ,gf V i i'8H!I's 'EHS' 5Bl.'5' iw M4577 Firxt Row: Tom johnson, Butch Miller, John Brooke, jim Dilrs, john Hartung. Second Roux' john Rucker, Bob Lee, Bob Noth, john Cain, Dean Stein. Third Roux' Fred Donaway, Tom VanZandr, Gary Rinehart, Dann Kroeger, Rodney Meier. Fourth Roux' Mike Myatr, Ben Maher, Steve Grossman, Roger Swarm. Fifth Roux' Ralph Meeker, Ed Weaver, David Gilchrist, Rookie Barretro, Coach Wendell Hill. 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An- MARIAN JEAN KUEHL MARILYN ANN KUEHL RICHARD LOUIS KURTZ NANCY KAY LANGAN HARRY WILLIAM LICHT DEAN VAN LOAN 9341! :wwf KENNETH ADAM LEIGHT KAREN KAE LOCKWOOD ,unc 15 JUANITA ELVIRA LOPEZ F' NANCY MARIE MC KIBBIN WINEVA WRAE LUKSETICI-I SHIRLEY RUTH MC KOWN ,'Qn-1 NANCY ROBINSON MC CONNELL A-Q UN ROBERT JOSEPH MANLEY RONALD JAMES MAVRIAS DAVID ALVIN MICHNA MARIE THERES MEIER NANCY LOD MOSBARGER LUCILLE HASS MOONEY CAROL ANNE MUSAL STEVEN LEE PIRNIE KATHLEEN MARIE OWENS LOIS ELAINE POTTER CECIL MORRIS RI'I'I'ER JOSEPH JAY ROOS ARLENE MAE ROSS 4 , ROBERT BUESCH RUCKER DENNIS ALLEN RURY EDWARD RAY RUFFIN y wp' JOSEPH RUSSELL SAUR ,gf 'ii MILLARD GILEORD RUPE 0 RONALD LEE SCHROEDER WCP- Wh BEVERLY KAY SCHWERDTFEGER ALLEN JEROME SCHWERDTFEGER BILLY CLYDE SEIBERT MARY KAY SFRGEANT ff MARY LYNN SCI-IULTZ ARLETA MARIE SCHWERDTFEGER x JULIANNE SONES 'fr we THOMAS LEIGH STELK WILLIAM RAY SOTH BARBARA ANN STIVERS ROGER STEPHEN SPARLING DARLENE KAY STOCK JANICE KAY THOMAS W DAVID HENRY WATKINS SHIRLEY ANN TREAT WA W SI HARRY WAYNE WATKINS WISE STEPHEN STAGE WAGNER WILLIAM LOUIS WILDER K v g I, N, 7 ' wg V' , ' V441 I J Q., M :.. f. -- 2-A j Ji ' 51' L1 ,if P , QL -,-sir' gfffggf M, Tiff ' ,111-- TFT I ...Wk-1 , W4 ff'k7' 'L n 4 . fm f W: af pa - .xl ,xi b H , 1'S HTg:ff:, ie.:--, -gag . wx, . 51291 fm '5VQ f - ft-x 2: iwiik ,- I 4, . Y... FREDERICK HAROLD WILLICH A 0'- CLIFFORD ALVIN WOLKEN 'gui' ALICE JEAN WISE WILLIAM ROBERT WITCRAFT ff? 'CT-7 MARY JANE BRYANT WULF E- REGINA RAE YAZMAN -, K I 4 ly L I -V If fv . IRQIX A 'I '.i if A A A I , , fl. xg . , A , ' H ',,. 5 V, ' N, Y 31 V K. 'gif-.X ' - I 'Q My If A I 'g.,I4 A MARGARET ANN ZAMORA XM Q ,J f HOWARD SPENCER DYBEDOCK Camera S113 JAMES GRAHAM BEHRENS MICHAEL PAUL GURKE LANCE XVILLIAM HELLMAN JOHN KENT HOWERTON JERI BFNJAMIN KIMMELL DAVID ALLAN LAING ROBERT JOSEPH MC CLAREN LARRY DALE SMITH RICHARD DALE WELCH 3 I Wil- x JOHN CHARLES GREENWOOD QTY! I Xia SARA JOAN MUSAL ' A -5751- , ' I A 1AR HOWARD WILLIAM JOHANNSEN , ' 'w?'f'f -' J W. , 4 I A It I ' I 1 ' , !f'fl1,Qff,f'. Q-,Y ' I , if 'J EY? Ginny Yazman and jim Slavens look over instructions before starting Klick Klub in Speech II. J WW :nz-H -12 if ,f 212' One of Marie Theres Meier's favorite subjects was driver's ed. H., y ,wg .A TALK: 4 ,ef 1: vf,Lg I ' ,, . 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CASE MANUFACTURERS OF A FULL LINE OF QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT 2I I7 State Street Bettendorf Iowa We hope you enjoy your I959 Beacon KAREN ART I I If ,,,I I ny ItI1 A -1' 'V BGTTLED GAS CCJRPCDRATICDN Congrotulotions Seniors 1101 Stote Street Compluments of Phone 5 0227 I73O Grant Street Betfendorf Iowa RUSSELL ELECTRIC, INC. 1 BEST WAY RADIO AND WALTER F GEBEL TV SERWCE AND Sf r Sr LLOYD C KOEHLER 51541 THUENEN S SHELL 1510 Stote St eet Bettendorf lowo TOWN AND COUNTRY SLAVENS APARTMENTS LUMBER CCJMPANY 412 8th St t H h 67 9 Y Phone 5 2411 Phone 5 2647 B d f I Bettendorf lo Comp iment: of - 1706 o e reet ' Phone - B tt ndorf I B ff d f I I r 1 - ree i wo Eldrldg COTTAGE INN HANS SKELLY SERVICE See Us I740 State Street In Our New Locatron Phone 59972 Iowa Bettendorf I AGCNAIR SERVICE I824 Mddle Road Bette dof Iowa CINARCO CAMERA CO B d St 24429 W t t i n r , 217 ra y reet . Phone ' I I2I es Second S reet Davenpo t Iowa - Dove p t 'O BETTENDORF BANK AND TRUST CCJMPANY et Phone 5-0261 B Comphments of XLl..lf PIONEER CENTRAL DIVISION BENDIX AVIATION CORPORATION x , J TRIBUR OIL CO 4th St 5 2722 CENTRAL TYPEWRITER CO G E e yth ng School o d Off ce S ppl es 51841 ZIEGLER S BARBER SHOP Fou Bo bers f ..- 4G FARWELL BOWLING SUPPLY Ebo te Bowl g Bolls I 9 4 14th St HAMPTON SERVICE Wed g o d Re tols T T 5 2921 BEN FRANKLIN STORE St t 5 2451 I I V Q ll r r ,, 418 1 reef I Xi., III W - A f Bettendorf Iowo I Ag T D J X , II EJ- f I X A . W 1 '-I :. Q 1721 ront Street Qf , . v r i in n R ll U ll ' Bettendorf I 164 ront Street I Bettendorf I in n rm 29 Io ond S ote Street Bettendorf ni in Bou'lerJ To Serre B0u'lerJ I 5- 1 1 30 reet 1829 o e Street Bettendorf Iowo Bettendorf S- KIMBER LANE5 J X h t SCHLEGEL DRUGS 9 S 5 2677 DR R A WOODWORTH s S 8tL GROCERY 2 Stt 51651 V ALLEY AUTO SUPPLY 52694 S 8K W MANUFACTURING 52991 173 tote Street Bettendorf lowo T : B A ' , Q ff., je 4 0 1 5 1 A 711 14t S reet 1833 tote Street B ttendorf Iowo ' 5-2592 Bettendorf lowc 215 o e Street Compliments of B ttendorf Iowa Riverdale 1 1211 Stote Street B ttendorf lowo RIVERSIDE FOUNDRY Iowas Largest Independent Foundry Bettendorf, Iowa Congratulations Seniors I MC GINNIS 644 River Drove Phone 5 0521 Bettendorf, Iowo DAVENPORT DEWITT FUNERAL HOME PLUM C. L. MOONEY BING AND HEA TING 321 17th St eet Bettendof I w VALLEY TRUCK AND EQUIPMENT COMPANY G 5 1824 DEVILS GLEN HATCHERY C 52911 VOELLIGER BROS fth IB Q 59912 THOMAS J GOLDEN ELECTRIC COMPANY Elect c I Co t octo s 6 St 5011 - r r , o 0 I 3400 entrol Avenue 1330 rant Street B tt d f I t d f I Foot o e Memorio rid e ri O n I, I, , I 410-I th r I ' - 1 B tt d f I B tt d f I w I I I JESTELS THE DINETTE 1702 State Street 1733 Sfcfe Sfreef 5 0801 5 9931 Bettendorf owa 139ff9f'1C1Off OWU MEL FosTER Co INC HMS PHMP5 66 Hnghway 67 an 316 B d ro y Devnls Glen Road Da enport 2 2667 owa Bettendorf QWQ WALKER S JEWELRY Congrofulafes the Class of 1959 Bettendorf s Leadnng Jewelry Brand Name Merchandlse HEADQUARTERS FOR YOUR CLASS RINGS 1829 State Street Bettendorf Iowa l I 1 I Real Estate-Insurance-Mortgage Loans d v - I 1 I I DAIRY QUEEN STGRE Medd O Lone Dcury Products Bn d f I Compliments of e or , owo Congratulations Seniors KERN CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC TIM S HOT TAMALES ARCADE HAIR FASHIONS BRIX CLEANERS BERNICE S HOMEMADE PIES ABEL ANIMAL CLINIC 2136 State 1320 State 1530 State 1723 State 2321 State 619 14th Street Street Street Street Street Street MACS SPORTING GOODS 1546 State Street LUJACK SCHIERBROCK Phone S1840 CH Bettendorf owa Bettendorts only new cor dealer 1838 State Street Phone 5 2641 Bettendorf owa MAID RITE SANDWICH SHOP 24 I-Iour Service 333 14th Street Bettendorf owa I I I I I I I I ECONOMY DRIVE IN I303 Gront Street Bettendorf Iowo CHUCKS D X SERVICE HI WAY DRIVE IN ABC Lown Mower Clnnuc Kumberly 8. Utuco Rudge 6I2 Kimberly Rd Phone 5 9907 Phone 5 9973 Bettendort owc Bettendorf owo , BETTENDORF PLUMB 5 BRAKE SERVICE I608 State Street 1320 Gram Street Phone 5 I809 Plwne 5 1661 Bettendorf Iowo Bettendorf Iowa I 1 Q I' I l I I SCHNEIDER T V AND APPLIANCE Bette do fs GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER CONGRATULATES the Clouss of T959 SIT I' ARROW ENGINEERING CO SCHRGEDER 2th St De elop g ond Mo ufcctur ng 5 0553 Euge e I-I Schroede 5 O51 I SPUDNUT SHOP Feotu ng Spudnut Vo et es MEIER S STANDARD SERVICE AthBg Bttdf I rm r ' I538 o e S reef Bettendorf, Io INSURANCE AGENCY I33 I reef I H rm . r v in n I Phone - Phone ' Beffendorf I B rr d fA d N . 6 Bertendorf I Courtesy of I ri ri I Plozo Building ll t e rid en Bettendorf I STEWART PHARMACY 1604 State Street Bettendof Iowa Phone 5 0294 Complnments of Vullage Shopp ng Center Davenport Iowa S Phone 7 9128 Music STORE I 113 West 3rd Street We 25388 UNION TERMINAL Davenport owa D H CARTAGE COMPANY H2 13th Street Phone 5 2689 Bettendort Iowa P1-c.m'ifJlirn1.f Um' Sfvecifzltyu r I ' a I - I ADOLPH FANTH AND SONS 3 3355 SCH MELTZER BROKERAGE COMPANY INC O8 ADEL WHGLESALE INC I g S B 51803 2304 Elm Phone - Cohgrotulotion I I A Complete Line t Who esol PI b' PO. 247 Ph - I B d f I I53O Stotc Street Phone 5- 2 I DOYLE AGENCY K 8' K ELECTRIC Sff HARDWARE Gene ol I suronce St t 577 5I7I SERWSCFT SOFT BRIDGE FOUNDRY WATER COMPANY Boss Bro e Alum Cost gs Stt St 51511 I3th St BILLS KIMBERLY SHELL SERVICE 14th St eet o d Kumbe ly Rood Bettendorf Iowo r n I7I9 a e Street Phone -0 9 Ph - 4 St t B tt d f I B tt d f I r , nz , inum in I336 oe reef I ph - IO9 ate Street B BH d f I I eff d I ' I r n ' r , CORAS Pl A GIFT and FLOWER SHOP CE C N 8K SONS Plumb g o d Heat g St f 5741 5I4 5Sf1' Sf BETTENDORF PRESS CLUB HOUSE CIGAR CO Sff Stt 511 5151 IOWANA FARMS MILK COMPANY 1416 State Street Bettendorf, lowo I I in n in 1606 o e Street Ph -O Phone - 8 8 Bttdf I 224 t Bttdfl 1616 o e Street 2003 G G Sfreef Ph -2 2 I Ph - 3 B ff d f I Bett d f I '7 Congratulations 15 Class 59 There s a bug future wantung for those who choose sclence and engnneerrng Consuder the posslbulltles too nn vntol gas and electrnc servuce Stop well be glad to duscuss the opportumtues wrthm thus growing Industry il Qin? X QRK K K? In IIIII sERvlNG You ' yours or better lwmg town- u.I.lNols Gas and Electnc Company SWAN ENGINEERING AND MACHINE CO 26II State Street Phone 5 267I Bettendorf Iowa J F MANGELSDGRF INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance Bonds Real Estate Bettendorf Plaza Phone 5 2665 Bettendort Iowa I I 0, 0 ' ul 1 ' Ai' I aasaftut?asaIa II I I , f .., l Y N1 C EG ATV PRESS P , ,il , 'v4 R 0 51 X29-' K P 1 xo all if R155 'ER- ULL 5 L fuwsame WWI, .,, ,hr Q- 1