Bettendorf High School - Beacon (Bettendorf, IA)

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President Dennis Pirages and Vice President Sue Werner display the platform that won them election to BHSs highest offices el? L' Qi A I 570117075 -'W K5 YIIIHSHVES 1f1V1Wf7'f.4f'fI0 xemo 7U'?..JW gay- OLD hffffdl is Qufwrm 'MSS wfffciffgg Spllfllfc ,1Q,'bfQ TA Amyfmd f Bi-Zlfjfw fXkAfA',y First Row: Peggy DeSl1on, Jim Slavens, Suellen Werner, Dennis Pirages, Gitto Kruugh. Second Row: Linda Hampton, Patty Burch, Betty Carstens, Suzanne Rousso, Judy Ollar, Don Paustion. Third Row: Bob Goetz, .lim Brechtel, Stuart Sparling, Dann Kroeger. . . . CLASS REPRESENTATIVES The Student Council, under the leadership of president Dennis Pirages and faculty advisor Mr. Dan Ryan, was very active during the year. The foreign student program, Homecoming festivities, and the Sweetheart Ball were the main projects of the council. A new program of selling bonds to raise money for the A. F. S. student was inaugurated. Student Council members were active in Quint-Cities Student Congress, and were affiliated with state and national associations. 8 TUDE T COUNCIL SENICR FFICER Tim Downing President Wayne Seward Vice-President Art Smith Secretary Morry Alter Treasurer A ga-I an v- SOPHO ORE OFFICERS Jerry Best President Barb Booth , Treasurer Sharlene Seibel , Secretary Jim Kerns Vice-President i -' A . V 5 ii nn' XY- 1' . JUNIOR QFFICERS Bud Reiselt , , President Jane Sebolt , Secretory Steve Grossman Treasurer Tim Cunningham Vice-President 4' . N I 11 wa- SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS Moeller Nan LaValle Lellam Brlght June! Haber Cheryl Duggleby 'IO HEERLE DERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Front Row: Frances Seiberl, Sandy Tinker, Kay Hanne, Suzanne Rousso. Second Row: Nancy Powers, Nancy Howerton, Sandy Haber, Sue Pajunen. l Left to Right: Cheryl Smith, Jackie 'Q-qs Front Row: Betty Curstens, Jim Slovens. Second Row: Luetta Morris, Don Paustian. Third Row: Karla Twedt, Ken Jessen, Wendi Foote, Paul McNurlen. HOMECCMI G 959 The nineteen hundred and fifty nine homecoming celebrations were highlighted by the annual homecoming dance. Dale Dexter and Judy Ollar reigned as King and Queen over the activities. Crowned as their attendants - Luette Morris, Wendi Foote, Betty Carsens, Karla Twedt, Jim Slavens, Ken Jessen, Paul McNurlen and Don Paustian. ll rw, mode of his selection. ffl V l' r ,nr I' Slightly muddy, but none the worse for wear, the team cheers noisily in the dressing room after the win over Morrison. selection is made known. Paul McNurlen and Ken Jessen congrat- ulate Dale Dexter as the announcement is Jim Slovens ond Don Poustian cheer for Homecoming Queen Judy Ollar as her t BULLDOGS - 34 MLISTANGS - 1 Co-captains for the game, Jim Schmeltzer and Dann Kroeger odd their spirit to the pep rally preceding the game. There is no lock of spirit in the stands. These Bettendorf ions are cheering for another touchdown by the mighty Bulldogs. ,I f' 7 , , Q 'k wsu... QM. .. .K -:',9'jy 1394 I' s s 1 FEM'S FANCY King Fred Haber and his court, Richard Reiselt and Jerry Best, ruled over the third Annual Fem's Fancy. The gym was transformed into Neptune's Paradise , casting an enchanting spell over all. 2 The climax of the evening was the crowning Mrs. Ellen Meier, , of King Fred Haber by Candidates for King of Ferns Fancy were: Row One: Ken Jessen, Don Paustian, Bob Curtis. Row Two: Scott Rocker, Jim Dilts, Richard Reiselt, John Cain. Row Three: Jim Kerns, Curtis VandeWaIle, Jerry Best, Bob Goetz. F3-'N'- SWEETHEART BALL N I an 4:-:P X CHRISTINE BULLINGTON SHELBY SMITH PEGGY DESHON SWEETHE RT B LL The night of February 'l3th will be one of those unforgettable nights for many BHS students. It was the culmination of weeks of won- dering, hoping, and anxiously waiting for the annual Sweetheart Ball. Byron Ziegler and his orchestra provided the music, while the beautiful decorations and soft lights provided the atmosphere. It was not long before we were all in the mood that only ci Sweetheart Ball can produce. Shelby Smith reigned as Queen over the Sweetheart Ball of 1960. She was crowned by last year's queen, Judy Ollar. Following the coronation, Queen Shelby, her attendants, Peggy DeShon and Christ- ine Bullington and their escorts led the royal dance. Gitte's adopted family pose for a portrait. Seated are Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Newport. Standing are Gitte and Sharon. AJR. STUDE T 13 Giette and Judy Morton The Wayne Newport family has adopted a third daughter this year. She is Gitte Kragh, BHS's foreign exchange student for the past school year. Gitte has enjoyed leading the life of an American high school stu- dent. She has had many activities including everything from attend- ing school events to public speak- ing engagements. On several oc- casions she has sung for various civic organizations as well as school activities. During her stay here, Gitte has taught us much about Denmark and she, in turn, has come to know and appreciate many phases of the American way of life. gf .svyg This was a complete suc- cess! Jane Morton, Sharon Bandy, Peg DeSl1on, and sr Myra Grieshalaer did an excellent iob of portraying two fashionable matrons and their conflicts with their real selves. The girls came through with top honors in various speech contests together with the honor of attending the state-wide speech contest. .. XX New ,: .E i A , K ALL SCHOOL Dennis Pirages, Bob Mac Donald, Jim Mulac, An- drea Vande Walle, and Ann Evans participated in TRIFLES, another of the successful plays put on at BHS. if ef 7 PLAY The story of the country girl in the big city was pantomimed by Ned LoValle, Tom Lytton, Morry Alter, Karen Slavens, and Sally Peterson in THE OLD MAID. Not Pictured: Jim Dilts. ev, . 5 15511 img Q 55 X . A J , 3 L. .W Vg? k X , ,. 3 Nw 'ff 5 ., Q Q? gg E q ww s hx KR W 1 X ff'-4 f YB K ? 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QS as thelr mam octlvlty Mrs Vnrgunla Edwards Quill and Scoll sponsor looks over copy for the P's 8- Q's annual JIM'S 66 SERVICE TRIBUR OIL CO. Hlghway 67 418 14th Street 30 Bettendorf, Iowa Bettendorf, Iowa 53 Sli, S, ,. is ,sv K ,V A K 6 . 1 I 1 Q j i 1 . I . . . r . ' K I .H I' f I ,R ..,..,,... . . - . I . ' . . , , . . . . I . . . I . NATIGNAL TH ESPIAN SOCIETY The National Thespian Society is an honorary society for those who enioy and excel in public speaking. Jim Mulac is President and Jim Slavens is Vice-President. Members ot this organization par- ticipate in various plays and speech contests. First Row: Miss Dorlancl, Pat Karasek, Jim Mulac, Morry Alter, Jim Slavens. Second Row: Sally Peterson, Peg De- Shon, Becky Nelson, Wendy Foote, Dennis Pirages. Third Row: Russ Bessenecker, Roger Young, Pat Zeglen, Andrea VandeWalle. Miss Marlene Dorlancl, sponsor, puts final touches on Andree VandeWalle's make-up before a play, SPUDNUT S 8m L GROCERY 2737 State Street 2152 State Street Bettendort, Iowa Bettenclorf, Iowa 31 ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY in 5 4- P' I First Row Linda Wessels Phll Wolff Mary Christ Sheryl Hauschnld Second Row Sandy Grlebel Sue Ellen Werner Doug Wallen Tum Downnng Art Smnth The Natnonal Honor Society us a proud orgomzahon The purpose of thus socuety create an mterest for scholarshlp stumulate a deslre to render servuce promote leadership encourage the development of character ln Bettendorf Hugh School shows ln atself that Its members must be outstanding and well rounded lndrvlduals MODER MUSIC MASTERS X X I P 4-.. S First Row: Suzanne Rousso, Penny Rowland, Barbara Hill, Melody Wuerzberger, Suzanne Hollander, Sue Ellen Werner, Sheryl Hauschild. Second Row: Madeline Rinehart, Carolyn Hummel, Barbara Priebe, Gitte Kragh, Janet Higby, Pat Karasek, Sandy Tinker, M. Vogel. Third Row: Cecily Wheeler, Pat Town- send, Becky Nelson, Algene Schwanz, Jean Juckem, Peggy DeShon, Jeri Riddle, Sharon Newport, Linda Mason, Karla Twedt. Fourth Row: Don Kroeger, Warren Ashford, Ned LaVolle, Dave Swanson, John Brooke, Marion Johnston, Bob Curtis, Jim Slavens, Gary Rinehart, Dennis Pirages, Tim Downing. Modern Music Masters, Bettendorf's honor music society is made up of those who excel in, and are .especially interested in, the field of music. Members of this society help promote various musical activities in the area and at- tend os many fine music programs as possible. Their own programs this year have ranged from individual or ensemble performance to films and special guest speakers. A scene from Trial by Jury given in the fall musical production, A Night At The Theatre. ,x tx L i 1. ' 1 gfyfy, 'ii r' FW-Q .. fx YW? First Row Jean Juckem Sharon Toom Eloise Dlsmore Carolyn Hummel, Georgia Mills. Second Row: Gary Kraft Ella Louise Macomber Sklp Salclivar Dean Stein Sharon Kirkpatrick, LeNetta Larrew, Judy Bell. Third Row Mike Kohlhammer Brett Hellman Dick Bettis Joyc Richardson, Ken Young, Sanda Cox, Carol Muller Fourth Row Mike Myatt Stuart Sparllng Suzanne Rousso, Jim Dilts, Sandra Tinker, Carol Johnston, UB The members of Library Club are mostly those who are interested in library work. Their president is Eloise Dismore, vice-president is Sharon Toom. As most of us know, one of their main activities is selling candy. With the money they earn from their sales, they purchase various things for the school. gan ,J ' First Row: Sandy Tinker, Steve Grossman, Phil Wolff, Bob Gordon, Bob Green. Second Row: Dave Gilchrist, Ann Evans, Pat Tinker, Algene Schwanz, Marsha Arnould, Ken Young. Third Row: Gene Ellis, Eldon Clark, Dave Charles, Jim Gregory, Mike Cohen. Fourth Row: Bob Alex, Dennis Vetter, Mike Mekshes, Doug Wallen, Tim Downing, Doug Berg. This year the Mesons have been a busy group. Their president is Steve Grossman while Phil .Wolff is vice-president. The activity for which they are best known is filling the display case in the upper hall. They also go on trips and have been helping with the science seminars at Augustana. MESONS '-Q h Jerry Foote, sponsor Don Shaeffer, and president Steve Grossman look over one of the Mesons' exhibits. First Row: Trino Gomez, Rookie Barretto, Gary Rinehart, Ken Dahms, Tim Lightner, Bud Reiselt, John Cain, Harvey Duncan, Art Smith, Bob Alex. Second Row: John Kelser, Jim Dilts, John Brooke, Mike Hlavaty, Jim Schmeltzer, Dale Dexter, Bob Green, Dan Kroeger, Paul McNurlen. Third Row: Jim Grier, Stu Sporling, Fred Habre, Ken Jessen, Scott Rocker, Don Paustion, Doug Berg, Wayne Seward, Bob Curtis, John Hartung, John Kapinski, Judsen Awkerman, Dennis Vanlandt, Larry Lybeck, Tim Downing, Roger Young, Mr. Hill. The familiar letter iackets seen arouncl school be- long to the members of the well-known B-Club. Since this club is meant for major letter winners B -C B only, it is an honor to belong to it. The money the boys make on candy sales and the annual B-Club-Faculty Game is donated to some worthwhile project in the athletic department. SPUDNUT SHOP S Und l. GROCERY 2737 State Street 2152 State Street Y' 6' Vidory Smiles The Champ Compliments EL RANCHO VILLA Kimberly Road Bettendorf, Iowa STRIKE! , . X 5 3- .1 TRI-Y President, Sharon Coughlin, welcomes Dr. lydia Jor- don who spoke at one of Tri-Y's meetings this year. 'vw' Row One: Penny Rowland, Mary Christ, Judy Morton, Sharon Coughlin, Sharon Bandy, Sally Holst, Carolyn Hummel, Wendi Foote, Row Two: Pat Zeglen, Lois Wilson, Christine Bullington, Karen Michna, Pam Long, Sheryl Duggelby, Pam Heflen, Pam Meyer, Paula Boggie, Barb Booth, Sandra Butler, Myra Grieshaber, Julie Campbell. Row Three: Melody Goettsch, Alice Prandy, Sue Meier, Jane Morton, Janet Haber, Barb Priebe, DeEtte Carlson, Sue Hacket, Luetta Morris, Joann Murphy, Sandy Kolhammer, Pat Barnard, Mary Ann Mull. Row Four: Frances Seibert, Georgia Mills, Connie Metcalf, Elva Decker, Nan LaValle, Rita Hanson, Linda Hampton, Jackie Moellq, Judy Winterlin, Judy Ollar, Andrea VandeWaIle, Sandy Dixon, Lelani Bright, Sheila Kuhlman. 38 HOUSTON OIL CO. 2312 State Street Bettendorf, Iowa Front Row: Bonnie Webb, Wilma Fruelds Judy Morton Marilyn Shumaker Second Row Barbara Lora Shiela Kuhlman, Judy Gonterman Joyce Soldivar Back Row Cecily Wheeler GIRL RECREATION ASSOCIATIO First Row: Betty Duvall, Nancy Power, Carolyn Hummel, Mardell Vancil, Lynn Ann Lang. Second Row: Kay Hoffman, Janet Haber, Pom Johnston, Cheryl Duggleby, Pam Heflin, Sandy Butler, JoAnn Duncan, Margaret Randolph, Sandy Cox, Nancy Howerton. Third Row: Cheryl Smith, Linda Hampton, Lani Bright, Barbata Booth, Sandy Fleck, Sandy Kohlhammer, Char- lotte Griffin, Sandy Lehman. Fourth Row: Kay Hanne, Sandy Conklin, Rita Hansen, Nan La Valle, Jackie Moeller, Judi Winter- Iin, Joan Murphy. FUTURE HOMEM KERS O AMERICA FUTURE BUSINESS Front Row: Luetta Morris, Margaret Childers, Pat Zeglen, Sharon Coughlin, Carolyn Hummel. Middle Row: Karen Kitzmiller, Mary Christ, Judy Swanson, Myra Randolph, Pat Towsend, Linda Johnson. Back Row: Joyce Richardson, Donna Mc- Kibbin, Dorothy Ven Horst, Pat Chronister, Sue Vincent. LE DERS OF AMERICA Fronf Row: Mr. Felker, Barbara Priebe, Peggy DeShon, Madeline Rinehart, Mr. Sandburg. Middle Row: Jean Juckem, Kay Hanne, Virginia Schwarz, Mary Ann Mull. Back Row: Janice Gentry, Barbara Hill, Melody Weerzberger. FUTURE TEACHER NJ Ni 4' ,,f'b 'kwa Front Row: Ann Evans, Pat Burch. Back Row: Walter Littrel, Jim Slavens, Dennis Pircges. Our debate team this year has traveled to various cities for their debates.Throughout the year, they have debated on the subject of labor relations. The specific question was RESOLVED: that the federal government should substantially increase its regula- tion of labor unions. r P N N x K lis- S- Mr. Mathews, Jim Slovens, Patty Burch V--4 YJ Y' 5 ev l . , it First Row: Paula Griswold, Nancy Patterson, Carol Giesse, Peg DeShon, Algene Schwanz, Wilma Frields, Nathalie Ohanesian. Second Row: Suzanne Rousso, Jean Juckem, Sandra Butler, Cheryl Duggleby, Maxine Brasch. Third Row: Pat Tinker, Jo Ann Rodgers, Jane Arnould, Suzanne Meier, Leilani Bright. Fourth Row: Ann Evans, Jane Sebolt, Becky Nelson, Pat Chronister, Sheila Kuhlman. Pep Club members cheered enthusiastically at all events This year Pep Club has gone all out in creating school spirit. In order to do this, they have gone on a selling spree selling pom-poms, pep books, and book covers. One of their biggest pep promotions has been making posters for all games. is WIM CLUB T First Row: Kay Hanne, Mardell Vancil, Charlotte Griffin, Sue Hackett, Jeri Riddle, Ann Evans, Sheila Kuhlman. Second Row: Evalea Arp, Sandra Conklin, Paula Boege, Joan Murphy, Kay Hofmann, Jackie Moeller, Nancy Howerton. Third Row: Bonnie Wilson, Lois Wilson, Sandra Motfit, Jane Arnould, Cecily Wheeler, Bonnie Hurst, Dorothy Ven Horst, Melody Goetfsch, Judy Winterlin. Most of us enioy swimming, but the members of Swim Club do something about it! The girls have swimming lessons ranging from beginning to advanced. Each week they spend an hour at the Rock Island YWCA learning more about this popular form of recreation. 'L-6. 11 ,K 1 S27 First Row: Sharon Newport, Karen Slavens, Art Smith, Judy Bell, Pat Zeglen. Second Row: Dean Stein, Sandy Fairhurst, Grace Cutter, Tim Downing, Doug Berg, Carolyn Hummel, Georgia Mills. Not Pictured: Jerry Foote. .Xi if Faculty Advisor Mr. Hayes and Staff Photographer Jerry Foote check Beacon photos. Quite a taskl G I First Row: Bob McDonald, Ginger Hoard, Julie Campbell, Karen Slavens. Second Row: Margaret Childers, Mary Christ, Sue Ann Neuhart, Suzanne Hollander, Patty Burch, Rita McClain, Betty Carstens. Third Row: Art Smith, Algene Schwanz, Suzanne Rousso, Sheryl Hauschild, Wendi Foote, Sharon Bondy, Sondra Mekshes, Sharon Toom, Jerry Best. PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY BETTENDORF HIGH SCHOOL Member of Iowa High School Press Association And of International Quill and Scroll THE STAFF CO-EDITORS ,W ,, , Ginger Hoard and Julie Campbell PRODUCTION 8K BUSINESS MANAGER , L Bob McDonald ARTIST , , . 7 , , , , Karen Slavens REPORTERS - Sharon Bundy, Mary Christ, Wendi Foote, Sheryl Hauschild, Art Smith, Sue Werner, Suzanne Hollander, Sondra Makshes, Sue Ann Neuhart, Suzanne Rousso, Algene Schwanz, Sharon Toom, Jerry Best, Patty Burch, Rita McClain. TYPISTS WM, , ,Margaret Childers and Betty Carstens ADVISOR U, W L L ,,,,, L L Miss LaVonne Mohr MIDI First Row Pat Zeglen Pat Karasek Morrey Alter Jlm Mulac Penny Rowland Second Row Paula Gras wald Peggy DeShon Gltte Kraugh Pam Heflen Algene Schwanz Sandy Tinker Sharon Bandy Wendt Foote Third Row Marsha Arnould Susan Hollander Betty Sergeant Ella Macomber Patty Burch .lane Morton Myra Grleshaber Mlss Dorland Nancy Gnmm Becky Nelson Andrea Vande Walle Ann Evans MacDonald SPEEC U The purpose of thus orgamzahon IS to provide nts members with the opportumty to broaden thelr knowledge In the varnous fields of speech through expenence and observatnons The speech program at BHS ns both extensive and nntenslve Under the excellent guldance of Mass Marlene Dorland several members placed IH dustrnct and state speech contests J F MANGELSDORF AGENCY GOLDEN ELECTRIC COMPANY Plaza Bunlclmg 410 16th Street Bettendorf Iowa Bettendorf Iowa ' : , , , ' , . : ' - I I I 1 1 1 ' I I I . . I ,,,y I , . I . I . I , I I Jim Slavens, Bob Gordon, Dean Stein, Jim Schmeltzer, Walter Littrel, Tom Lytton, Dave Wedean, Bob I I I I . svn-dl-in it-if 4' Qu 1 E 5 Z ? 0 THL ETICS V---s. - 1' -a...ur4 1 . . , A k,, I IA , ' wr ,K 1, Q ,V If X ,' ' ni ,lf f' -. ' , yi pk.. 1 5 Y ' . , , x I . if ' a '-,xxx .- . f A I' 1' .., 4 Q, t . 5 if . .1 O! fzfxfxf .-afumw 1 i I 9 5. ' 4 --f-..-A-rr ,,, 4' , -4 ..,,,, ,, X , ,ffm if ,' 3 Xl x pf .xxfxix 5 1 in .., ff?'K 'w- ,MJ-. sl! fe y 1 5 0-LE ef' X -- ' Y , , 1 1 i 5 Ng- 1' ., Q K K4 ' , If K , A ' U' 39 . ,Qi Q ,r W i, W ' '-:dvliii.,', Q ' f ' za! v .j' Q- f. .1- '5 K 1 1 I 7 K L . 1 K - ' if in ' . 4 f 1 X X'MQ .W,.,-f ff' 2- 'W 5 ' 9 g ! K .Anal A , 49-' ,-.-s- ,..vv. sv'- 1 -una- V s - .au as-'! Q2 av WT A9YF xlln.1, ' ..,-v-- f I is 3 r' Ji H? M '21 ,. N. W, 1-if g, .. v .4 as si Q , ,l t . . fuel, . .. 2 ' 1' 995' .ww Kneeling: Roddy Hill and Jamie Hill, Batboys. First Row: Jerry Rodgers, Don Paustian, Wayne Seward, Dave Michna, Dave Cox, John Kapinski, John Greenwood, Richard Daerr. Second Row: Coach Hill, Jim Dilts, Jim Kerms, Scott Rocker, Gene Voss, John Cain, Rookie Barretto, Art Smith, Manager. WENDELL HILL, Coach Summer time - was Baseball time and the bulldogs put to- gether another fine season. The climax of the year was the victory in the sectional tournament. In the opening round, the Bulldogs whipped defending State Champ, Muscatine, on a mighty hitting barrage led by Dave Cox and Don Gray. In the next contest they easily slipped past Durant. The open-round of the district, however, saw the team losing a close contest to St. Mary's of Clinton. There were many fine performances throughout the year. Dave Cox set a' record by hitting six home runs. Rookies Gene Voss and Jim Dilts turned in two fine pitching per- formances, hurling no-hit and one-hit games, respectively. , J 1 L r Q Q5 . 5 lf ' Tig f -in DAVE COX DON GRAY 1 Iowa City 4 3 Clinton' 1 5 Muscatine 4 4 Moline' 3 5 St. Mary's 4 6 Muscatine 3 0 Iowa City 9 7 Clintonf 6 3 Molinef 5 6 Davenport' 'l Rookie Barretto, southpaw hurler, shows his form in delivering a pitch. DAVE MICHNA JOHN KAPINSKI Wayne Seward slides into first base safely after a pick-off attempt by an opposing pitcher. 1 East Moline 6 0 Muscatine 5 1 St. Mary's 3 3 Muscatine 5 3 Moline ' 0 5 East Moline' 4 9 Muscatine + 5 12 Durant -l- 'I 2 St. Mary'sT 4 2 Moline 8 l Durant 6 American Legion Team -l- Sectional Tournament T District Tournament WON l'I LOST 10 -0- A nu... 4- DON PAUSTIAN WAYNE SEWARD ROOKIE BARRETTO JOHN CAIN Q , f X 7 X1 u , 6 ' lg P 'Ee NE h awk ' is 1 Left, Dove Cox touches home plaie after hiiting his first of three tournament home runs Righf, Don Pousfion is pu? ou? as he ufiempis Io reach third base. SCOTT ROCKER HM k ,M s 'Q' 'fs If x Ef I V- 3 1 .- 1 9 4 J GENE VOSS X! , ' f :C , if Q I 1' SCPHOMQRE FOOTBALL First Row: Mike Wonio, Steve Saur, Larry Sones, Mike Randolph, Ralph Long, John Chebuhar, Dick Castro. Second Row: Dick Strieck, Bob Hummel, Jim Brachtel, Jim Estell, Jerry Best, Pal Warnock, John Wooten. Third Row: Bill Thompson, Ted Boston, George Hesse, David Welch, Jon Beere, Bob Goetz, Gene Voss, Jim Kerns. Fourth Row: Curtis VandeWalle, Don Wright, Bill McConnell, Steve West, Gary Langan, Dean Schroeder. Fifth Row: Coaches, Jack Brouilette, Earl Page, Ike Isenhart. RECORD Assumption 28 Savanna 6 Morrison 6 Newman 7 Alleman 'I4 Rock Island 26 Fulton 6 Won 4 Lost 3 DENTAL ASSOCIATES Bettendorf, Iowa BULLDOGS UNDEFEATED GRIDDERS WI THIRD TITLE r First Row: Tim Lightner, Dale Dexter, Ken Jessen, Paul McNurlen, Fred Haber, Bob Curtis, Jim Schmeltzer. Second Row: Jim Dilts, Richard Reiselt, Ken Dahms, John Cain, Mike Hlavaty, John Brooke, Scott Rocker, John Kelser, Manager. Third Row: Tom Johnson, Bob Green, Gary Rinehart, Steve Grossman, Charles Honnold, Mike Myatt, John Hartung, Fourth Row: Dennis VanZandt, Dann Kroeger, Robin Haegge, Bob Lee, Richard Barretto, Stuart Sparling, Bob Nath. Fifth Row: Larry Lybeck, Tom VanZandt, Art Miller, Dave Power. Sixth Row: Coach Merritt Parsons, Coach Darrell Moore, Coach Wayne Cheramy, Coach Bill Jensen, Managers Doug Berg and Tim Downing. Head Varsity Coach Merritt Parsons, seated at right, goes over pre game reports with Earl Page, Sophomore Coach, seated, and Floyd Isenhart, Darrell Moore, VARSITY RECORD Wayne Cheramy, and Bill Jensen, Assistant Coaches. I 9 Muscatine I 3 25 Savanna 6 25 DeWitt I3 34 Morrison O I2 Newman I2 36 Amboy 'I2 I6 St. Mary's 7 26 Fulton 7 Won 7 Tied I Lost 0 ILLOWA CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS ILLOWA STANDINGS Bettendorf Newman Morrison Dewitt Savanna St. Mary's Amboy Fulton ,iii Kff'! 'f:1 -,Ns f - 1 . f - I S I E E f' 0 sr is 969 ff? , , sf V xy 4 X I i' '1 1 . . ' ,.,.J i. I . N-ff' I IIT: I BOB CURTIS V I I , . I ' ' I E E 'I' Q A 1 0 I T I f I sos GREEN I f HARVEY DUNCAN KEN DAHMS X DALE DEXTER Q Tri-Captain l FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Qian, I Q' is I l DAVE POWER fl? 'Q fs '- io s r Ho , ,4 4 O 9? '- DENNIS VAN ZANDT ei' -13 I nn .. FRED HABER PAUL MC NURLEN T -C pf C JOHN BROOKE IZ at 903 Us 4997 'IT' ' -ur M.: -'- I I '2' JIM DILTS STEVE GROSSMAN JOHN HARTUNG DANN KROEGER I I 'O QI V N, I 'lf ,I I ' A I V 'I U Uh' Tri' apfain I . , . - 1 Im M I sf? I' I 49 In -I ' .N up I T, ? xv Q' QQ 2' I H 1 I! I ..-5. I K 1 ...S M . X E Ji WM, v X .T'T I I J Q V ff X I v I , ff, L 5 Q9 ' . Q 6 . 1 Q .hx I 1 N' fx T J I I n ,, i 1' . 4 MIKE HLAVATY KEN JESSEN TIM LIGHTNER Under the direction of Coach Parsons, the Bulldog gridders ex- tended their undefeated string to seventeen, including sixteen wins and a lone tie. Opponents provided little competition for the rampaging Black and Gold eleven. Though the successes were due to team efforts throughout the cam- paign, ma ny individual standouts appeared. S e n i o r lineman Dale Dexter, who was named as the most valuable line player in the Quint- Cities, led the hard charging line on both offense and defense. Fred Haber, veteran halfback, clicked off over four hundred yards even though he ap- peared in little more than half of the games due to an iniury. His fine, con- sistent running aided the team avr., throughout the year. Paul McNurlen, who ran the team from his spinback spot, led in passing and was also one of the top rushers. There were standouts among the iuniors, too. Jim Dilts, a halfback playing his first year of Bettendorf football, led the team in rushing, amassing nearly a thousand yards. Scott Rocker set a Quint-City record as the highest scoring end in area history. Steve Grossman added fine line-play and will no doubt be among next year's standouts, too. Eleven lettermen will return to play next season. Included are five backs and six linemen. They will form the nucleus for the Bulldogs' first entry in the Little Six next year. ff ge-.-it w 1 f ' LARRY LYBECK . ff, GE 1 X, -ll r I -4-. I ,fi I . - ,U JIM SCHMELTZER ,ff ,Q IQ? .5 no K' ,.-D'-4 S I wg? RICHARD BARRETTO fx, JOHN CAIN ,..l 1, QT Q ., 4-Og , 19. ,Q y M M. ' ' , y Nz IWW . I as t . I I . I, 'I' . I mn in mm mem I scott nocx STUART SPARLING Coach Elmer Mapes VARSITY SOPHOMORE rj li D -5 9 1 3-Ui? ...Mx L 'S Firsf Row: Buich Wilken, Ted Bosfon, Bob Goefz, Alan Olimanns, Phil Williamson, Jim Kerns. Second Row: Don Wright, Managerg Dick Castro, Lowell Ahlers, Bob Hummel, Mike Mekshes, Vern Harvey, Ray Zam- brano, Manager. Third Row: Mr. Page, Ron Mayo, Bob Johnson, Dave Douglas, Gary 'Ross, John Deere. ps FST' 352 Atari ' 'QC' Q29 .gf hh .N BASKETBALL The Bulldog cagers had another successful season. Even though only two veterans were on hand at the beginning of the year, the squad proceeded to win ten of the fourteen Illowa. games and finished in third place. Until the last weeks of the season, they were in strong contention for the champion- ship. In the last game of the season they were within ten seconds of second place. A last second basket by Savanna gave them a two point win and second honors in the loop. Playing with mainly iuniors in this, the last year in the lllowa, the Bulldogs will be tougher yet, next year when they enter the Little Six! The sophomores also finished with a winning season. They won ten of the eighteen including eight conference games. Their league record was identical with that of the preceding season. Front Row: Bret Hellman, Jerry Douglas, Bud Reis- elt, John Brook, Bob Curtis, Wayne Seward, Paul McNurlen, Jim Metz- ger. Second Row: Coach Mapes, Xavier Martif nez, Butch Miller, Tom Van Zandt, Rookie Bar- retto, Dennis Pirages, Tim Cunningham, Gary Rinehart, Rod Meier, Dave Charles. Third Row: Curt VandeWalle, Judson Awkermann, Dennis Van Zandt, John Kapinski, Scott Rocker, Coach Moore. PETERSEN, HARNED, VON MAUR Davenport, Iowa 57 Maquoketa St. Marys Assumption Alleman Morrison Fulton VARSITY RECORD Amboy Alleman DeWitt Newman St. Marys Savanna Won ll Lost 7 Morrison Amboy Fulton DeWitt Newman Savanna Maquoketa St. Marys Assumption Alleman Morrison Fulton SOPHOMORE RECORD Amboy Alleman DeWitt Newman St. Mary's Savanna Won IO Lost 8 Morrison Amboy Fulton DeWitt Newman Savanna ax me X xi My E. .KN LETTER WINNERS Ml 01 .S J SQ. 7 Q jimi 7 Q 43 U1 Q1 Q5 .ix N Q EQ, Q 4.1 Q aff X ia-J -Kf XF ,-v Kapinski iumps for two points. Douglas adds two poinis to ihe score A C T I 0 N ! Rifier gains o reversal. Franfz works for a fall. JWPWN A at ,Tf2fsr When Coach Wayne Cheramy took over in his first year os a head mentor, he had little experienced ma- RECORD lowa City . terial to work with. Through hard work and practice, Burlington however, the squad finished the season with their fourth X consecutive winning record. The Bulldogs won six of Moquokem f l their dual meets. Allemvn They made their best showing ever in the DeWitt . T two early season tournaments. In the Quad- Dovenpon g , rangular, held at Rock Island, they finished Muscatine in the third spot and in the Davenport ln- Assumption vitational, the team brought down second Savanna place honors. i A third place showing came out of the East Molme district meet. Even though, this was the low- Dubuque est they have been in some years, it must Won 6 Losf also be noted that the maiority of the wres- tlers were sophomores. In the state, the Bull- dogs ended thirteenth. Joe Musal and Don Frantz both placed fourth in state competi- tion. Coach Wayne Cheromy WR G Front Row: Don Frantz, Joe Musal, Trino Gomez Fred Ritter Jim Grier, Dan Kroeger, Bob Franz. Second Row Coach Cher amy, John Cain, Bob Noth, Gary Langan John Retzl Bud Marion, Larry Sones, Cooch Isenheort. 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Marlene Dodds David Douglas Cheryl Duggleby Ann Duncan Donald Frantz Jerri Friend Bonnie Griebel Myra Grieshaber Linda Hampton ita Hansen George Hesse David Hildebrand Nancy Howerton Roger Hughes 73 Robert Hummel John Hutchison Pau Kendall James Kerns Jeffrey Kerr Sandra Kulgore Gary Langan Nan LaValle Pamela Long Ralph Long Fred Makepeace Marilyn Marnhart Suzanne Meier Lynda Mekshes 74 'R T, at J A 'S tl B +312 WW ?' -vu. as 1 1, -.f a 1- tm 4 ?L pr f ' 1 Susan Hutchison Phullrp Klllnan Patncla Kung Sandra Kohlhammer Sheila Kuhlman James Leamon Judith ee Kerfh Loan Gary lodwlg Wulluam McConnell Gary McCoy Terry McKnught Duane Machalek Otto Marlon Carol Marhn Zavuer Martmez Ronald Mayo Mlchael Mekshes Connle Metcalfe Mary Jo Meyer Pamela Meyers 2 .al- 1 is Allen Jebens xl Vis 'E' s 'F' r 5 ,- 5,1 X ' I ,X JP 1 +C' Cunis Terry Pamela Z5 Xb X 410- S-at Johnson Johnson Johnston ig- .p-4... cn, I 1 A . . x . ' M.. I' lt J 'rl ' . A . l J ,., S 'J un uf A 2 l J ' X 6 z- 'I V . ir . 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Alan Musal Berry Musal .loefia Neimeyey Jerry Noel Nancy Power Alyce Prandy Da e Relzel Dennis Retzel Gary Ross Ronaled Rubery Robert Schuliz Harlem Scharr Wilburn Sheefs Thomas Sheridan 75 Marilyn umalcer Cheryl Smith Nettie Strong l.arry Thompson William Thompson Joan Treat Roxanna Virgil Joseph Vogel Stephen West Jean Whan Sharon Winrow Judith Winterlin Annette Wrage Donald Wright 76 'i- ,af 1'-1 ll 219 il' YQ, F 'Q 1' S. 'nw if H Janet Edward Pau Gary S'1YdeY Sones Strodt Strawhaclxer ' ' SCJPHQMORES Richard Tubbs Curtis Vande Walle Diane Van Loon Merle Venable Eugene Voss Patrick Warnock David Welch Trudy Wendland Roland Wilken Philip Williamson Bonnie Wilson Nancy Wilson David Witcraft Stephen Wolff Michael Wonio Jane Wood Ronald Wuorinen Raymond Zambrano Rita McClain .f+ 'sz 40? Richard Strieck 'J-' '1 at fv- ,1 ,ago 'Y' fv vo' If,-ti vi' M 'E 'ff DTI, 'KF Q ROBERT ALEX MORRIS ALTER BONNIE AWBREY DWIGHT BAKER '.' x I -.I I gf 0 ,. --I 5 . JUDSON AWKERMAN SHARON BANDY PATRICIA BARNARD DONALD BAUGH WANDA BAUGH DOUGLAS BERC, Q92 ,.?f lk,p! 'tix P I '-.Q ol 7 y 'is RONALD BESSENECKER C ASS I96O SHARON COUGHLI N SONDRA sims '27 MARGARET CHILDERS ROGER CRITES ,, -:af YN, 49' INGRID BODEN i MARY CHRIST ROBERT CURTIS PATRICIA BRUS -so , ? r'i .ff MICHAEL COHEN KENNETH DAHMS 1'-lug K -uh 4, imgua 51.15- I HARVEY DUNCAN BETTY DUVALL 'Nl Q, ,gan Q3 Y fi PAMELA FOSDYC K DAVID GOODWIN f- 2 if ROBERT FRANTZ ROBERT GREEN ROGER FAILON MIKE FARNSWORTH ..- W-..,,, , UV f --- Ww .-..,. A ' : fi' . E1 A A ' X. NOEL FRASER JANICE GENTRY SANDRA GRIEBEI. JAMES GRIER QW Q gh? Q 'wwf rn.-Ap ' f ' ' I Q-s V , J 1'.... I GEORGIA HARLINGER JOHN HASS SHERYL HAUSCHILD I THE E '1 JUNIOR ROTARIANS Phan Wolff and Doug WaIIen get the word from Mr. AI Plumb and Reverend Irwin Johnson, BONNIE HURST KENNETH JESSEN LINDA JOHNSON DALE HAVILL fb WILLIAM HORVATH JOHN KAPINSKI 2 4, .Q Jr f m -925 A +1 Q A .wg fi '92 qw . ra MSM 2 :QQ A QA 1 f W., , f K' Y: . ff ,JV 7 'vu .Qfffsf A :X ' 4 Q' wzylii? ' - ,fmiffx Q wi M 2 .T , , , Q 5. 13, Rf? if .g f' 1 K ia 3 A ps fir gr: '-a , U? . M 1, kg. wgpvff Qi1f'?'ia r Figzisyi ES 5 X - A 4 :fy , M: . 3 iw X R aff sg K Y . il aw- : .V f wr-v, 42 ? V-F 1. 3 X , g 4 V 'Q f l Qkii ' f, .ii llsf , ,Q M, 2 - wx? ' 1 f ' EIA' I f-:1. sf0,1-?,1I.? ' ' it . E W X 'Mk 6 in FK ei- 3- E LW fda Gffn HW! 4- f4 OWL ,,,,... ORRIE LIBERIE Kr! ELLA LOUISE MACOMBER CAROL MILLER 'ww 1 l5 if If nf s if 'W S Ogl- 'iliv-iD 94 I ' '.,, I 'ish I .., ' -M In gz, 2?1:i'3E?1?g I .q1T':r::.1,Y V ,.w..f, I., W- xv gm.-f kg: ..,. ,-.,,. A Z ...wwf X' , .e::Wf . - ., , if 4- L .'.' 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Jerry Foote, Tim Downing 6 lc DENNIS WOLKEN -nr' ,...r' , 74,1 ANDREA VANDE WALLE DONNA WELCH JOANN WELCH SHARYN WELLS SUELLEN WERNER rfb 'N :qw .J ' Q Q ... .2'- 'I xA b Q 4 X . I U 1 'wk --' 5 H -c-Q g ' QM. ' :Ei W 1 'P' f 'I ' ' H x gi As. S xv: ia 3, ,. I A P wr it 'L Q G.. H? I ff if Q in ' , GERALD VAN LOON DENNIS VAN ZANDT DOROTHY VEN HORST JEAN VROOMAN -ap, If fy I I JAMES WALLER LINDA WESSELS CECILY WHEELER DR I . J I , Y Z , I M gg,- ,IN N-'P' Q' 'N-luv fn .mx ,I BONNIE WEBB JOHN WEINKAUF LOIS WILSON GORDON WINGERT fi v -5,3 'Glad 4-:V its-IQQ4 'Uh-'P 'Q PHILIP WOLFF DOUGLAS WALLEN JAMES YOUNG VICTOR ZAMORA NOT PICTURED: THOMAS KRUSE FRED PEISERICH Q . g Q.. I Rl W , Aw PATRICIA ZEGLEN vu' I ir I ,7- 1 DMINISTRATl IN 1 L' Lg, L? I .Wig , 0 5 ! ON Q- ...B K5 OARD EDUCATIO WILLIAM H DOWNING President D MARSHALL FOX DAVID P MOONEY JR CHARLES J MUNSON JAMES H SMITH ELLEN MEIER Secreicry ROBERT E. OWEN Principal S. A. BALLANTYNE S perinfendenf of Schools K ' rgfixiica, , Baa! NORMAN SANDBERG Guidance Direcfor JOHN T. KELLY Vice-Principal F HADLEY BAILEY ERNEST BEERENDS MARGARET CORMANY Maihamahcs Band Englnsh JOAN DEWARE MARLENE DORLAND Physical Science Engluh and Speech VIRGINIA EDWARDS EVERETT FELKER JULIA GINGERICH English Foreagn Language English da B. . . 1 I Jos D. HAYES WENDELL HILL KENNETH HORNING Business Educolion Afhlefic Direclor M0fl1el'f1UflCS FACULTY FLOYD ISENHART MARGARET JONES Social Sfudles Physical Educuhon :V ELIZABETH MALMROS ELMER MAPES DONALD MATHEWS English Social Sfudaes Social Sflldles ROSALIND MEYER LA VON NE MOHR DARRELL MOORE Librarian Business Educalion Industrial Arfs an '-df?-A .,.g--0 MARGARET MORTON MERRIT PARSONS DON POSTEN Business Education Drivers Education DANIEL RYAN DONALD SCHAEFER BERNARD VOGEL Social Sludies Chemistry and Physics Vocal Music ' Z ? 'M-,K l CUSTODIAN5 Fronf Row Mr E Benneh Mr Jones Mr Goetz Mr Arguello Mr Rassmussen Mr Neulson Mr H Benneh .1-sw' KU' Mary lou Kgllgy Alberia Beerends ,ww Ill? COOL DIY PIJCI ,Mr CAFETERIA STAFF Fronf Row Mrs Tomehch Mrs WonAhnen Mrs Paxtom Mrs Quuckenbush Mrs Echols CAMPU SCENES As the press box was being added to the school's campus, the familiar water tower, shown at right, was being subtracted. The tower, a popular place for pep slogans, was taken down because of obsolescence. No longer will mysterious night intruders have occasion to scale the tower the night before a big game. The tower is gone. BHS's latest addition to the athletic facilities is the new press box shown at the left. The two story structure was donated by local businessmen. It provides comfortable facilities for visiting press and makes the task of scorekeeping much easier. Thank you local businessmen. 3 Q 1 5 - I' 1 w 1. 2 E w 1 E .1 3 ,Q 2 r+. If 5 E 5 'SF' mr.. .gm 1- vw ,V qw-wb on E rv in -'T' G va, -.. -Vg 4 5293? me--pr r. -,. 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' 'ls- ' 'K- .ix M, , v V45 Compluments of MC GINNIS FUNERAL HOME Davenport Dewitt 3 6738 260 644 River Drive Phone 5-1751 Bettendort, Iowo BGTTLED GAS CORPGRATIGN 1 Congrotulotions Seniors 101 Stote Street BEST WAY RADIO SCHMELTZER AND TELEVISION BROKERAGE SERVICE COMPANY INC A R TOVVELLE MD I706 State Street I53O State Street Phone 5-I54I Phone 5-O28I on ratu ations ass o 9 WALKER S JEWELRY Congratulates the Class of 1960 Bettendorfs Leading Jewelry Brand Name Merchandise Headquarters For Your Keepsake Duamond Rang 1829 State Street Bettendorf Iowa AGONAI R SERVICE S Bettendorf owa BARBER SHOP Four Barbers 1644 Grant Street Phone 5 2741 Bettendorf OWU I 1824 Middle Road I I I Congratulations ADEL WHOLESALER S A Complete Lune of P O Box 247 Phone 5 I803 Bettendorf SWAN ENGINEERING AND MACHINE CO 26ll State St eet Phone 5 2671 Bettendorf owa OWC1 C omplzmentf 0 MC KAY MUSIC CO 228 West Thu d St eet Phone 2 3683 Da enport lowo I' . I I Wholesale Plumbing Supplies I I f 'r r V SCH RODER INSURANCE AGENCY Eugene H Schroder Professlonal Arts Build: g 1630 State Street Phones Busuness 54781 Residence 5 OIOO LU JACK SCHIERBROCK CHEVROLET CO Quant Cuties Largest New and Used Car Dealer 1838 State Street Phone 5 2641 Bettendorf Iowa Chevrolet Square Davenport Iowa COOK S MUSIC STORE 113 West Third Street Phone 2 5388 Davenport Owa . . .n Bettendorf Iowa Compliments of I I THUENENS SERVICE STATICDN FARWELL BOWLING CE TRAL T PETRQLEUM 3 S COMPANY I 1510 Stcte Street Bettendort, lowo Ebonite Bowling Balls I S I ' Phone 84-2671 Wolcott MMD ' RWE BRQCKHAGE SANDWICH MBSILE SHOP SERVICE 24 Hour Service Cas for Lessv Sock Order 535 SCHNEIDER T V AND APPLIANCES T - B tterses-A 5- 38 33 s ne - V 5 A ' A 3, A S , r. - i U. tote t - d f 1540 S S 5 2493 B tt Cong at lot ons F-Yigeemz l1ll XL.-.ll Ploneer Central Dlvlslon Bendix Avncahon Corporation X , J ff' COMPLIMENTS OF RUSSELL ELECTRIC INC I C Ph - 1730 G t St t Bette d f I w DAIRY QUEEN STGRE is if rg ag 1 I Y Q 5 an-can fb 326 mh sneer Products J Beftendorf, Iowa i liiirif Q YIM: 'W-sM,,,, M - 'YWw ,A ,N as M Q v Q x w x Am - ETTENDQ BANK AND TRUS COMPANY Y VF 5 W in M' PARKING k wp ity Your future rs here' Q Nova 15 the trme for the first brg decrslon toward your future And theres a brg future for those vrho choose careers m sclence and engr ' neermg Consxder the possrbrlrtres x rn the vrtal gas and electrlc lndustry Stop rn we ll be happy to drscuss -Z opportumtres IH this growing, field 2 e 9 'Q yours 1 bet! hung Q xowzx. xnnnvoxs C L MOONEY PLUMBING AND HEATING 'fx ff' nillieuib- .mi 321 17th Street Bettendorf, Iowo . uh fN I t f Q XX V. . . J e r , I 'H . ' r W Q P Q, '54 Y , 1 1 ,. po .r., ' ' I W pr 1 fu -b-, I I Cas and lflvrlria' lfmulmnvy lllll -guns , SLACKSQ fffllllf i Y PSHIRTS' Sgrlgcjgxf XNEPXRX Qs vx1i11ixsH1NG51C3 Y Sh pp Q h Rdh BETTENDORF PRESS sERvisoFT H 1, h d Citi., WATER COMPANY Y 1336 S 16165 52112 C - . O X In Our N ' ear ------- I Plcizo o in 1 I -he '--'- Center ' Bettendorf ' ' ' ' For All T e Locol News eo T e C mpliments of . . Official Newspaper For Sco County i of Bettendort Pu Iis e ee By LeRo E. Kcikert See Us For Phfme - Wed in nvitotions B d f Business ond Sociol Announ ments Commercial Printing tote Street D' I - KIMBER LANES JESTEL'S Th : . A ' 1 ' shoes and Clothin i t 5' ' Q , gf Z ' for the S' '1 Entire Family 1702 State Street 711 mth Street Bettendorf Iowa Bettendorf owa IGWANA FARMS MILK COMPANY I... 1416 State Street Bettendorf Iowa I 41, 'Im A1'.':ffjj3':'5'51,'i-i.1.I, ' , 1 HV Q 1' I F ' 1.aI.IQQ.ll1131I.g', ' , , k 1.A Q 'H , I 116 C ompliments 0 f PLUMB5 sc:HLEeEL's DRUG Distinct WaII and Floor Coverings 1739 State Street Featuring Mohawk Carpets 5-2677 5-1809 Bettendorf Iowa I 608 State Street Bettendorf Iowa ECGNOMY LAUNDERERS AND CLEANERS I I303 Grant Street Bettendorf Iowa 1 +53 I QI viii 5 Q Yifloy 1, 6 1 3 1 'I ' I 'Y .I 'q-. .- A , W , , ou 'M N 'Z Q' 'A ' 5-fu I -ge l ,. A A WM U V -Aw? -A W, I H7 CONGR TULATIONS CLASS OF l96O DR R A WOODWORTH K AND K ELECTRIC AND HARDWARE COMPANY HAN S USED CARS VOELLIGER BROTHERS Foot o ARCADE HAIR FASHIONS CORA S GIFT AND FLOWER SHOP LOU S CITY SERVICE BEN FRANKLIN VALLEY TRUCK AND EQUIPMENT COMPANY MC KENNA DRUG J W DAVIS COMPANY HILLTOP BARBER SHOP L AND M ROYAL BLUE SUPER MARKET ABEL ANIMAL CLINIC KERN CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC BARNES SUPER VALU STATE STREET BARBER SHOP CENTRAL OFFICE SUPPLY VALLEY AUTO SUPPLY OLLAR HARDWARE COMPANY 1833 State Street 1719 State Street 1720 State Street fthe Memorual Brndge 1530 State 1606 State 801 State 1829 State 1324 Grant 2714 Central Ave Street Street Street Street Street Davenport Iowa 2708 Central Ave 2620 Central Ave 619 14th 2136 State 14th and Grant 1120 State 1721 Grant 1211 State Molune Illnnols Street Street Street Street Street Street ARROW ENGINEERING 133 - 12th Street CONGRATULATIONS - SENIORS RIVERSIDE FUUNDRY BETTENDORF WA 551' 'X A , I - M.. XV 'Q ' di W- LW is Artis? of work Harriet Anderson, our remote-conirol schoolmaie, keeps right up wiih her class. :fi Noon-time, tune-time ,rw Creative, manl THE DINETTE 1733 State Street Betfendorf, Iowa JP 5x MC DONALD'S DRIVE IN Davenport, Iowc REHEARSAL Right: Beat drums beat. Below: Careful now. Lower Right: Tom Lytton and Steve Grossman pre- sent Randy Corbin with tickets for the Iowa-Notre Dame game far being high salesman in the Junior Class magazine contest. LINDQUIST FORD SALES Beftendorf, Iowa - ,rj C.. ' , WY ve' f f--.-.-,.- ,. .av- H 4 -ni! J 1 A F S FUND RAISING STEWART PHARMACY Beffendorf, Iowa J REGISTRATICN DAY ! 'v-ff M. L. PARKER Davenport Iowa CITY CAB CO. 5-4622 Bettendorf, Iowa if , wr Mfr ' 3.1 LITOGRAPHS 4 4 , t . t L , it V V U 1 1 ' I I ,' ' LA L 'Q H' . . bb LM' v , fr HH t J V , . YV ' Y , 1 L . I L , ,ww ,AP LN 4 BRIX CLEANERS 1723 State Street, Bettendorf, Iowa AUTOGRAPHS W iff W ff W riff M LIMM lm wwf Ll 3 an . LOOKING TO THE FUTURE REMEMBER THE BEACON I96I F 9 x 6 5 L F E : F E i e . f fog-40 V IN TER C OLLEGIATE PRESS Publrshers Manufacturers Yearbooks Yearbook Cowers Drplomas Graduation Announcements Factory Home Offnce Kansas Cnty Mo USA ,X H f-N 1 9' P ,Wai HOMECOMING BONFIRE This und otlwvr fond mwzuori Cnw- prfrwrvvd for YQU in your T960 BEAQON. I