Boone Valley High School - B Line Yearbook (Renwick, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1960 volume:

Don Lerdal 110 GIRLS Team Record 12 HBH Team 5 Offensive Ave. Defensive Ave. Janice Bottin Laurel Schipull Beth Schipull - Janice Bottin - Judy Odland - Laurel Schipull Beth Schipull G Beth Schipull Laurel Schipull Vivian Pergande BOONE VALLEY BASKETBALL 1964-65 SEASON'S TOTALS 7- H'-f BOYS - 4 Team Record 9 - 10 - O HBH Team 5 - 1 48.5 9 Offensive Ave. 57.4 4O.6 ' Defensive Ave. 57.6 BASKETEALL Ql2IZEN5HIP AWARD TEAM CO-CAPTAINS Q Judy Odland ALL-CONFERENCE lst. Team 2nd. Team 2nd. Team - Honorable MGD.. Moser IMPROVED Lois Lerdal 367 212 149 LEADING SCORERS LEADING REBOUNDER LEADING IN ASSISTS Jerry Eimers Jerry Eimers d Phil Ogan Don Lerdal - lst. Team John Hawk - Honorable Men. Jerry Carlson Don Lerdal 529 John Hawk 279 Don Lerdal 227 Judy Odland 92 Janice Bottin 74 Jerry Eimers 80 BEST PERCENTAGE FROM FIELD Beth Schipull 58? Don Lerdal 541 IBEST PERCENTAGE FROM FREE THROW LINE Beth Schipull 5572 John Hawk 66? Kent Swanson 63? TEAM HONORS Tied For First Place in Won the North Star Conference with a 8 - 1 Conference Tournament. Record. Jr. High Bobcats Record Won 5 lost 5 Won 6 lost 1 A1 im 1 4, Q: -, sc., V .4' -1 W- -fan 1-, ,. 4,505 fx? rf? 1. J 4.1. 1 if.. r.,', .,,1J,,'.,l , ' A Lai-TJ L v. M it-JA f' 'H M, 7 wx 1501 .L 4. Q,-., L.. ' ' ' Q??gsTQ .qv-4 A. 1 4 -4, : A . .. . . .- .U f P 1.121 Z, 41-' 3, . 5 'WA-E?1t 1.4. ' gi' f ' - 'f ,fi C.: wg J- k ' , ' , +wE.S?r45QH f Q ' . -ei - A , .- V. V 'jf' 'K-Liam, ,fiBir'w1 4A 2203 - Q 5 1 A 15 P M A-,fr-f- l +615 -. f .A - V A - x 2 '1,41w. . , . arf. 42' '1 li - 1 f-:.L2...5. A 1 ' -, ,, - Q r fi- T.'EH.' HQ- 'fb-fir--fn-J 4- f-I , 5 QQ: L., yyff'-wg , 3 I M swim Mime . ' ff .r ,' fr' rf ' QMS Lpxiai nc. ',i?5f'MQ ff . 1 If qIwSB d3iEi F'f:'f'T'.'l' 1-y Q :wr 'T - -, - i - Ydfir We fail, ,rf UA.-,:..-'x':r--' :Q , P 1 'f 53 ifiill zzfizsf ' ' , Q - 4 - , f ,3Sjf1f1n:545'I1,0: L- -Aff. .f .. 4.zQug:,, V, 1 bidi assi? sie ::eT::fii giggi 4 ff ,. L K rw 'Nl , ,'f-1:11-.,' 57. , f',:.v' Q ':,11,-W W ,vga . A 't . ' ' A f- Jig. ,- L g W. i 521. '? qffgli 0 ,Q 3231? 2,11 7?60 glam ::2:g2 S: Walcane IV gauze Wafkq Scion! 2eouac2:a6, Vawa D We, the senior class of 1960, wish to dedicate the fourth edition of the B-Line to Daryl 1. Friday, a young man of our community. While serving his duty in the armed forces of his country, he contacted chronic leukemia. The last seven months of his life he give himself to medical research. During this time doctors tried various new drugs and experiments to find a cure for the fatal disease of leukemia. PLEASANTFIELDS FARMS Renwick , Iowa 7a 7fKrywa77Ze'!!4 Sunday, June 20, 1959, the Renwick Community was deeply saddened by the sudden death of Myrna Rae Mills, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Mills. An autopsy showed her passing was caused by the bursting of an aorta artery. Having just comple.ted her sophomore year she was very active in school and church. Her friendly personality and smile along with her enthusiastic willingness toward all she attempted and did will never be forgotten by her family, friends, and fellow students. CORNER STORE Renwick, Iowa Lloyd Swanson STANDARD OIL TANK MAN Renwick, Iowa S 'e TO THE CLASS OF 1960: You have just completed another step up the ladder of life. While taking this step you have been active students in the Boone Valley High School, and each of youfhas made nu- merous contributions to our school program. I sincerely hope that your next step will lead you closer to the goals that you have set for yourself and toward the ful- fillment of your fondest dreams. May each successive step bring you Happiness, Health, and Prosperity. Congratulations and best wishes. THE RENWICK TIMES Zowwlofg ' SEATED, from left to right: Jim McGowan, Norman Hesse, Clifford Skiye, Donald Clowes, Lyle Kitley, Lauren Schipull, Wesley Carlson, Harold Goettch. Presikient - - ---- LYLE KITLEY Secretary - - - - HAROLD GOETTSCH Treasurer - - - - - JIM MCGOWAN Sponsored by F. H. A. I I I I I I I I I L I I I I 3 i I I I I I I I I I I I I I F I w I I I I I I I I I WESLEY CARLSON C. M. GILLESPIE KEITH BAESSLER EUGENE MOVICK Buena Vista Iowa State Wartburg Upper Iowa Superintendent H.S. Principal Instrumental Science and Math Music LARRY DORHOUT JACK YOUNG PEARL SMITH RAYMOND KNAPP I. S. T. C. Iowa Wesleyan Parsons Iowa State Business Education Sports and Science and Sports English Driver 's Training Social Studies PALMER- NEREM CHEV. MCGOWAN GROCERY LYLE ROBERTS Lots LEAVERTON JANET GORRELL Gusrnz GUNDERSCSNE I.S.T.C. I.S.T.C. Ft. DodgeJ.C. Eagle Grove I.C. Jr. Hi. Principal Kindergarten First Grade First and Second Grade SHIRLEY SMITH ELEANOR SWANSON DORIS KEISTER - LORETTA DORHOUT Parsons Eagle Grove J.C. Buena Vista I. S.T.C. Second Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade v1or.A KEPEER I FRANCIS Nowzicitc AUDR1-:Y Trss JACK KNUDSEN Iowa State Buena Vista Eagle Grove J .C Parsons Sixth Grade Seventh Grade Eighth Grade Science THE QUAKER OATS STEVE PALMER TRUCKING SECRETARY RENWICK IANITOR VERNON IANITOR Ona Marie Engstrom Mr. Fisher Mr. Green RENWICK COOKS VERNON COOKS HARDY COOKS Mrs. Peer Mrs. Darland M1-5, Pannell Mrs. Arne Mrs. Bottleson Mrs, Bird BUS DRIVERS FIRST ROW: Mrs. Bird, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Erwin. SECOND ROW: Bob Fisher, Brice Torgerson, Harold Green. BACK ROW: Bill Hippen, Rev. Beisemeyer, Arnie Block, Rev. Emmert. HARDY CO-OP ELEVATOR Renwick, Iowa I I I I I I I 1 I I I I 1 I 2 I I I I I I I I I I , I I II I I I I I I I I I 5 I U 2 I I I I 1 I I , I I I I I I I I I I I DAVID MAN DSAGER Dave President Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play 33 Speech 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball 3,42 Track 2, 3, 43 . . . A thing done right today, means no trouble tomorrow. DOUGLAS ROSEBERRY Doug Vice President Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 3, 43 Band President 43 Brass Sextet 3, 43 Trombone Quartet 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 2, 3, 43 Class Play 33 Annual Staff 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1.2, 3,42 . . . Don't get serious. IU DI TH GILLE SPIE Judy Secretary Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Operetta 1, 23 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 3, 43 March ing Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Sax Sextet 1, 33 Sax Solo 1,23 Sax Quartet 1, 2, 3,42 Class Officer 43 Class Play 33 Journalism 1.4: F. H. A. 3,4: F. H. A. Officer 3,43 . . . She takes it easy, has her fun, as hours slip by, one by one. JANET MARTIN 'Bubbles' Treasurer Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Operetta 1, 23 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 3, 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Sax Sextet 1, 43 Sax Quartet 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 3. 43 Student Council 23 Class Play 33 Journalism 1, 23 Annual Staff 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. 3, 43 . . . She's always willing and ready for a good time. RUDY BLESSIE RAYMOND GORRELL - - DUANE BIRD Butch Basketball 1.2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: . . . A quiet man, he doesn 't snore in class. RONALD BOTTIN Ron Glee Club 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Operetta 1, 2: Football 1, 2.4: Track 1,2, 3,4: . . . The more you know, the more you know, you ought to know. LARRY CAMERON Men of a few words are the best men. LYNN DARLAND Tub Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Operetta 1, 2: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3: . . . Use your head, it's the little things that count. FRED EN GSTROM DOROTHY DICKMAN Glee Club 2, 3, 4, . . . work fasclnates me. I can sit and look at it for hours. LINDA ENGSTROM Inky Glee Club 2: Band 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 3,4g . . . 'Everytime you speak, your mind is on parade. KENNETH FRIDAY Ken Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Oper- etta 1, 2, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sax Solo 1, 2, 3, 4: Sax Sextet 1, 3, All-State Quartet 2g Boys' Octet 23 Class Officer lg Class Play 3: Annual Staff, Editor 43 Baseball lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, . . . What you don 't know, you can always learn. IMOGENE HEGGEN Ima Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 35 Operetta 1, 2, Journalism l,2, 3: Annual Staff 45 F.H.A. 3, 4: . . . Everything is funny as long as it happens to someone else. WILBUR NISSEN 85 CO. DOUGLAS HUNTLEY Deke Glee Club 1, 2g Mlxed Chorus 1, 2, Class Play 3: Basketball 2, 4g Football 1, 2, 3: . . . To worry little, to study less, is my idea of happiness. DONALD JOHNSON Donny Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 45 Track 1,2, 4g . . . I came, I bluffed, I grad- uated. PAUL HEGGEN Archie Glee Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Journalism 1, 2, Annual Staff 43 Librarian 1, Basketball Manager 2, 4, Football Manager 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, . . . 'Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more! ANNE HUSCHKA Annie Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Journalism 1:F.H.A. 3,45 . . . lf you have a minute to spare tell me all you know. DR. N. H. HESSE BARBARA KAMP Barb Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Operetta 1, 2, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Brass Sextet- 3, Horn Quartet 1, 2, Journalism 1, Basketball 2, F.H. A. 3, 4, . . . Easy on the eyes. SHARON KAY KRAFT Glee Club 1, 2, Operetta 1, 2, Marching Band 3, 4, Journalism 1, F.H.A. 3, 4, . . . Two minds with but a single thought, two hearts that beat as one. N MARILYN LERDAL Merk Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, Concert Band 1,2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 4, Woodwind Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4, Flute Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 4, Flute Solo 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Sec- retary 4, Class Officer 3, Journalism 1, Basketball 1, 2,3, F.H.A. 3, 4, . . . With her ability, success is an easy path. DAROLD MCKENNA Kenny Basketball 1,2, . . . 'Talk more, think less. DR. W. H. LONG RONALD NEREM Ron Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 A11- State Chorus 2: Operetta 1, 23 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, Student Council 4g Speech 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 1,2, 3,4g . . . He is a hard worker, especially with the girls. RICHARD NISSEN Rich Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2.3, 4, Annual staff 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3,4g . . . Be ashamed to find your- self ldle. DELORES OBERHELMAN Dee Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Concert Band 3, 4: Marching 3, 4, Journalism 4, Annual Staff 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. 3, 43 President of F.H.A. 4: . . . Love conquers all. SHARON RILEY Glee Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: F.H. A. 3, 4g . . . My heart is as true as steel. FARMER COOP ELEVATOR IUDY SKIYE 'Sky' ism 1, 2, 3, 4g Speech 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, F.H.A. 3, 4: . . . 'Happy as a lark, enjoys herself both daytime and dark. JERRY TIELLE B one s Glee Club lg Class Play 3g Speech 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball 1, 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 43 An- nual Staff 4, . . . Some men grow, others swell. MARTHA TRASK M arty Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Operetta 1, 2, Concert Band 1,2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Sax Sextet 3: Journalism 1, 2, 35 Speech 43 Librarian 4, Basketball 1,2g F.H.A. 3, 4: . . . She may not be a Ford, but she sure can rattle on. JAMES WEYER Jim Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Octet 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Operetta 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 . . . He studies, but what? RENWICK SAVINGS BANK Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Operetta 2, Class Play 3g Journal- SHARON LYNN ZENTNER Shay Concert Band 3, 4: Marching Band 3, 43 Pep Band 4g Basketball 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 45 Journalism 1-43 F.H. A. 3, 45 Class Officer 23 Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Operetta 23 . . . Shay's high school days have many delights, but they can't compare with her high school nights. The graduating class of 1960, began school at many different places. L. Cam- eron, L. Darland,J. Gillespie, D. Huntley, A. Huschka, B. Kamp, M. Lerdal, D. Mandsager, J. Martin, R. Nerem, R. Nissen, D. Roseberry, I. Skiye, J. Tjelle, M. Trask, and S. Zentner started at Renwick. L. Engstrom, and K. Friday started at Ver- non. D. Bird, D. Johnson, D. McKenna, and I. Weyer started at Hardy. Others who have joined the class along the way are R. Bottin, I. Heggen, P. Heggen, S. Kraft, D. Oberhelman, and S. Riley. We became a part of Boone Valley High School at the beginning of the freshman year. The class officers were: President, D. Roseberryg Vice President, D. Mand- sagerg Secretary, K. Fridayg Treasurer, R. Nerem. The class officers for the sophomore year were: President, D. Mandsager: Vice President, D. Roseberryg Secretary, I. Gregory: Treasurer, S. Zentner. I The highligrts of the junior year were the class play It's a Girl' and the Junior- Senior Banquet, A Southern Plantation. We sold refreshments at football and basket- ball games to earn money for the banquet. We also won flrst prize on our Homecom- ing float. The class officers were: President, D. Roseberry: Vice President, D. Mand sagerg Secretary, M. Lerdalg Treasurer, I. Martin. One of the highlights of our senior year was the trip to Waterloo. Other highlights included a visit to the Humboldt courthouse, the class play, and skip day. The class officers were: President, D. Mandsager: Vice President, D. Roseberryg Secretary, J. Gillespie, Treasurer, I. Martin. HARDY LUMBER CO. Hardy, Iowa DHPOLG Lynn Hon B Rich r 5 wi Q Doug R, Barb Ken v ,5T.lQi Go Janet wx' 5 K Q l A P. ' , ff xv' 8 ifligz . 2 ,, N ' 55 - 5 .i.,.,k kms x ,MQW vb. it. . 9 V . .lf-fx ' , .3 ' K.. T. . f. an X 1 - L- -455 hw . it ,Q Q Q 1, 4 X if . , A Qi- Q H sf , - S : .fv rif T- ., K .LQ- W 'kL- 7 'V .,,, N .Lg f ' Q . R TJ A .U MQ Q2 53 i , o V -. . I Wi! - f -- f . ,K ,. , fs M . g--- g 'T ..,.. v ig: - V 1 QQ I I lx kk.. S L :ff 5 I rg gi. .Mi wg W ,gfis Egg iii? LE , ff. ,. 22.1.35 S3 Q fx ,xg . Lx A iff: yv A 31258 K 'g,-M-Mrk , K , nd, J ,ff . 144: 70eZl4awl J We, the Seniors of Boone Valley'Comm. School, being of semi-sound minds and spirits, do hereby will and bequeath the following: I - Duane Bird - will my pretty black rlnglets to Janet Hansen since I want no other girl to have them. I - Ron Bottin - will my straight A's and willingness to work to Alan Henriksen. I - Larry Cameron - will my quiet unassuming manner to Judy Hansen during ex- citing moments. I - Lynn Darland - will my weight to Verle Tate in case he might want to play football next year. I - Linda Engstrom - will my great basketball skill of moving fast and yelling loud to Ruby and Mary Huntley. ' I - Ken Friday - will my sharp-looking cowboy shirts to Bill Clowes, since Bill likes them too. I - Judy Gillespie - will my innocent way to Jerry Tokheim, in hopes he can fool 'em the wayl did. I - Imogene Heggen - will my ability to sew to Janie Hefty, so she can keep ln style next year. I - Paul l-leggen - will my ability to drive to Penny McCurry in hopes that she might stay on the road. I - Doug Huntley - will my notes on How to Treat Women to Tony Anderson as he now has them memorized. I - Anne Huschka - will my ability to attract men to Roberta Veldhouse. So far Bert's been using only a magnet. I - Donnie Johnson - will my hot car to Gorden Jensen and Jim McGowan on their trips to Fort Dodge. I - Barbara Kamp - will my ability to remain calm at all times to Judy French who can put it to good use. I - Sharon Kay Kraft - will all my good times in Eagle Grove to Donna and JoAnn Thompson, knowing they will use them willingly. I - Marilyn Lerdal - will my musical ability to play the piccolo to Ed Hebner. I - Dave Mandsager - will to Merle Anderson any spare girls, since he has an adequate supply. I - Darold McKenna - will my enthusiastic manner to Diane McCurry. I - Janet Martin - will my ability of getting along with Mr. Movick to Bonita Engstrom. I - Ron Nerem - will my gift of gab to Judy Ann Johnson and Judy Erwin, in case things get dull next year. I - Rich Nissen - will my intelligence and willingness to study to Larry Anderson, who seems to be allergic to school books. I - Delores Oberhelman - will my good fortune to Janice Odland in hopes Janice will get hers sooner than next leap year. I - Sharon Riley - will my book How to Hold a Man to Gloria Nerem for I no longer need lt. I - Doug Roseberry - will my seat in the front of the study hall to Denis Kitley because he's up there all the time anyway. I - Judy Skiye - will my short hair to Norman Tincher, so he can see where he is going. I -Jerry Tjelle - will my well-known Art of Conversation to Harold Bisbee. I - Martha Trask - will my ability to talk my way out of assignments, tests and just plain ordinary trouble to Sheila Kepper. GREEN FOOD MARKET Renwick, Iowa I - Jim Weyer - will my shy ways to Dean Nuebuger. so he can keep the teachers always guessing. I - Sharon Zentner - will my position in basketball to Sandy Kraft in hopes they do a better job next year. To the school we hereby bequeath our respect and honor. To the junior class our good behavior so that they might be praised by the teachers as we were. To the sopho- mores we will our ability at being able to get along with each other. To the green freshmen we will our experience. P The year is 1975 Duane Bird, an officer in the Marines, has found around the world trips to be rather boring after three or four times around. On this trip he has decided to look up former classmates. In Chicago we find that one of the clty's major hospitals is being turned upside- down by three fun-loving nurses. Marilyn Lerdal, Janet Martin, and Martha Trask. Rich Nissen lives in Indianapolis, the home of the famous 500 mile race, where he designs noisy cars for each Memorial Day. Fashion Guide of America, edited by Iudy Skiye, has just won this year's award as the best new magazine in the New York area. The magazlne's top model, Barb Kamp, can be seen on the cover of practically every leading magazine in the nation. Sharon Kraft is always busy keeping Barb's appointments straight. X No one goes to New York without a side trip to Greenwich Village, the beatnik capital of the world. As we enter one of the Vil1age's famous coffee houses who do we see but Lynn Darland. Do you recognize the bearded, poetry-reading beatnik? Of course, it's Ron Nerem. Two of the former graduates are in television. Judy Gillespie is a regular come- dienne on the Steve Allen Show and Donald Johnson plays the accordion on IUBILEE, U. S. A. On the way south our flight has a stopover in Atlanta. As we step off the plane we see the crowd gathered around a platform. Ierry Tjelle is delivering an inspiring speech ln his campaign for the leading presidential candidate, Dave Mandsager. ln sunny Florida we stopped at the winter quartets of Ringling Brothers Bamum and Bailey Circus. There we find Larry Cameron training elephants in preparation for the show 's spring opening at Madison Square Garden. Brasilia, the new inland capital of Brazil, is boasting about its eight sided civic center designed by world architect, Ton Bott Bottln. Now our tour takes us to London to the music of Ken Friday and his band who are ap- pearing at the London Palladium. Sharon Riley has been raising Drummers for Ken's band. One of the United States' prominent nuclear scientists, Paul Heggen, is in Russia demonstrating the ability of the American driver. In tum the Russians are showing Paul BURK'S D-X Renwick, Iowa PETE SADLER D-X TANKMAN Renwick, Iowa through the salt mines in Siberia. Here to his surprise, he finds Jim Weyer managing one of the mines. On to Africa where the beat of native drums announces the arrival of Darold McKenna He has just begun his fourth expedition to the center of the Dark Continent. New 4-H clubs are being organized in India by Imogene Heggen. Through her work 400, 000 new members have joined 4-H. Australian teenagers are dancing to the music of American rock'n'roll singer, Doug Huntley, appearing in Me1bourne's civic auditorium. Aboard a ship we see two WAVES, Anne Huschka and Linda Engstrom, saying sayonara to Japan as they leave on another tour of duty. we are now headedfor Canada to see the country's latest pro football hero, Doug Rose berry. Sharon Zentner has been our stewardess for this whole trip around the world. At home again, we find Delores Oberhelman Clowes busy with her duties as a house wife. She and her husband have just returned from a cattle buying trip to the West. Processional ---- ---------- ---------------------- Ins tr umental Ensemble Invocation ------------ - - The Reverend Norman Johnson Salutatory Address -------- ------------- J anet Martin Solo, Concerto in G Minor - - ------------------ Kenneth Friday Presentation of Key ------- - - -David Mandsager, Senior Class President Acceptance of Key - - - - - Dean Neuberger, Junior Class President Address, Doors - - ---- Mr. Edmund G. Groomes, Menlo, Iowa Solo, Orientale ---- ------------------- M arilyn Letdal Valedictory Address ---- ------------ --'-- K e nnerh Friday Presentation of Diplomas - - ---w-------- Lyle H. Kitley Benediction - --------- - - - - -The Reverend Norman Johnson Recessional - - - -- - - ------- Instrumental Ensemble r 1 w w 1 ii E1 lr li In 'I ll IH ,11 , I u u I4 Ilx n 1 v 4 1 Y 1 F WI 4 fe li I :I I 5 is ! ,. ll In IF ': In E SE 'n M r I . 5 A gw S! in ll m1.nnr...l.:. 1 ,nl-nur.vu1.wu-n.-.- nrun1.u-'.1uuu..n...-.uw1--.1n ---.-nu 1, I--.U-'1-.N-I -'un .V..-...,....,.U-......... 1....,......1..-...f,...,..v..-.,.................. ...... ........ ,..,.-. I PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER DEAN BILL PENNY JUDY NEUBERGER cLowEs MCCURRY HANSEN LARRY ANDERSON A JUDY ANN IOHNSON MERLE ANDERSON sHEn.A KEPPER TONY ANDERSON DENIS KITLEY HAROLD BISBEE SANDRA KRAFT BONITA ENGSTROM DIANE MCCURRY JUDY ERWIN HM MCGOWN JUDY FRENCH GLORIA NEREM JANET HANSEN IANICE ODLAND ED HEBNER VERLE TATE WANDA HEFTY DONNA THOMPSON ALAN HENRIKSEN IOANN THOMPSON MARY HUN TLEY NORMAN TINCHER RUBY HUNTLEY JERRY TOKHEIM GORDAN JENSEN ROBERTA vEDLHoUsE M. B. RICHARDSON HARDWARE DR. SUTTON l 11.1.nunuvxru--v.n-.uv-un.:-x.uruu'.I 1-nunlnu-ue .u'nu.nn.r-:urn-1, u.nn- -suv'-neu.:-vnu . uzvnnunQ.:-sgn.nnnl.nn u.nn.un nun. vu,l.1 l.l'un1-v nun-nnnu n-u mga..-.u nruiu nun S pRES1pENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER SECRETARY Claire David Glenda Joyce Nerem Cloves Smith Hefty James Anderson Ierilyn Kraft Carol Ame Dennis Kubly Sharon Bosworth Dennis May Dawn Clowes Earl Nelson Kenneth Eekoff Gary Nerem Kathleen Emmert Terry Nerem Galen Engstrom Steve Packard Harlan Fisher Randall Palmer Fred Hansen Nancy Richards Ruby Luc Heggen Pearl Riley Nancy Helmich Rodney Torgerson Kathleen Helmke Reggie Tate Don Kelling Larry Tincher Ronald Klassie Roxie White PRILIPP TRUCKING Renwick, Iowa HARDY LIVESTOCK Hardy, Iowa 1 1 v I , I w N L1 N- il , ,I , h 1 bu U H U W V l 4 ' I x I w r 9 i I I 4 5 i . I I PRESIDENT VICE'PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Donna Beverly Marlene David McCurry Hoveland Meyer McCurry Kathleen Anderson Ellis Macha Jim Cameron Dianne Nelson Lyle Cameron Patty Richards y Charles Dobbs l Marilyn Schmits Betty Engstrom James Schnetzer Larry Hebner Tommy Tjelle Philip Hefty Phyllis Veeder Carol Hesse Lavonne Veldhouse Marvin Hoffman Carol Johnson Paul Wanken WISCONSIN LUMBER CO. R 1 n W 1 I E s 1 1 E I I r I 1 1 1 E i l I 1 F I I l I I H Q 1 4 F a I Q 5 I 5 E i r 1 f l a i 5 i 1.,vr-vuxn -'nnnnn-nAn--14114 4.nunn--n-:u1.nn.4san.r zrnnuzunnxu nnn.w,uu, u'.aun1n u--z.n1vurnnn-:nn-nn,xn.a vx,4.-1'.1n.nrnan'u.. ,n-r.xx.nwnunvunannu:u,n--u1nv.n-w. nvn-wv4 nu.4Lrnu11n- nun-nnu,nn.unn .4.un:.r1 I-1..n.u1r:u Roger I anice Ruth Hoffman I-lenricksen Larson Tommy Anderson Diana Naim Penny Baessler Bruce Nelson Charles Boyer Jim Nelson Diane Clowes Carolyn Nerem Arlan Emmert Vicki Nerem Dennis Green Steve Palmer DeRay Heggan Dennis Rapp JoAnn Hoffman Marie Schmits Charles Huntley Nancy Sorlie Mary Huschka Gloria Thompson Mickey Kepper Marvin Thompson Gloria Kubly Sandy Thompson Maxine May Harold Trask Darlene McCurry Linda Waltz Monty McCurry Darlene Welter Phillip Torgerson TINY'S Renwick, Iowa HENRY KRAFT Renwick, Iowa PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY-TREASURER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Dianne John L aur el I udy Hanson Heggen Schipull Anderson Alan Anderson Eilene Hoveland y Mary Berkenes Cecile Huntley David Bisbee J ay Huntley Marvin B osw orth Marilyn Kubl I anice Botrin Carole Lawson Pat Dobbs Mack Mills Richard Dobbs Judith Odland Rebecca Eardman Phillip Ogan Brenda Hamm Edward Stiel Kathryn Hebner Ronald Tate Norman Helmke Bonnie Thompson Norman Hesse Allen Veeder GUGGER 8a SON Renwick, Iowa SEGER GROCERY Hardy, Iowa mzchzgf' 2 BACK ROW: P. Ogan, E. Stiel, I. Heggen, R. Tate. T. Anderson, M. BOSWOYITI. P- TOTSPSOH- Coach, Mr, Nowack. SECOND ROW: C. Boyer, N. Hesse, J. Nelson, M. Kepper, H. Trask, M. Mcfjurry D. Bisbee, B. Nelson, M. Mills. FRONT ROW: A. Anderson, R. Hoffman, S. Palmer, A. Emmert, C. Huntley. BACK ROW: P. Dobbs, M. Kubley, M. Berkenes. K. Hebner, J. Borrin, L. Schipull, R. Erdman, Coach, L. Roberts. SECOND ROW: D. Nairn, C. Huntley. M. Huschka, I. Odland, D. Clowes, L. Waltz, M. Schmits, P. Baessler, V. Nerern, J. Anderson. FRONT ROW: G. Kubley, D. welter E. Hoveland. J. Hendrikson, C. Nerem. NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Renwick, Iowa, Stanley McCurry HEETLAND PRODUCES Renwick, Iowa W 4 1 g I, , 1 I Y 1 3 I 4 U ,I H w. r! H I 1 1 I I I 1 1 K i 3 F I I 1 1 N ! 1 l A I u I l 4 f 5 H a I ll If ii 2 , i W wr 1 1 fl 3 I 1 - ,u,nu.n.u-rn.n.n::-un.:-uuwun:uu:nn.u.:nu-n-nun.uruununun.u-u:nu.gnu.v.ru-,uunnu..nz.1,.nu.nunv-:.nunru.vn--.nrun.w.-nun.-n:nn.ununn:-u-gn uu-un.r,- n.r.:,u.-.n. .mamma Qaeda!! FRONT ROW: D. Neuberger, E. Hebner, D. Mandsager, R. Nerem, D. Roseberry, I. Tjelle, C. Nerem, L. Darland, W. Rapp. SECOND ROW: Coach Smith, M. Hoffman, G. Jensen, D. Clowes, C. Dobbs, T. Anderson, P. Hefty, T. Tjelle, B. Clowes, Coach Young. BACK ROW P. Heggen, Manager, L. Anderson, R. Nissen, D. Kitley, L. Hebner, N. Tincher, G. Nerem, D. Kelling, L. Tincher, H. Blsbee, Manager. The football team opened up the season in a manner similar to that of a giant-killer, thor- oughly runnlng over a game Titonka team. However, there was a lapse in their play during their next two games. The Bobcats struck back and scored a great moral victory over the Irish of Emmetsburg Catholic, and finished up the season playing inspired ball while compiling a 4-4 record. SEASON RECORD 37 Titonka 0 13 Ventura 19 6 Thompson 19 0 Emmetsburg Catholic 16 19 Gilmore City 12 25 Dows 12 '1 Algona Garrigan 0 0 West Bend 7 BOB FISHER RADIO Xu TV Renwick, Iowa LANE CLOTHING Humboldt, Iowa gage' Z FRONT ROW: E. Hebner, K. Friday, R. Nerem, D. Neuberger, R. Klassie, R. Nissen, Coach Young. SECOND ROW: G. Engstrom, C. Nerem, D. Bird, G. Jensen, M. Hoffman, D. Rose- betry, H. Bisbee, Manager. BACK ROW: P. Heggen, Manager, D. Huntley. J. McGowan, D. Clowes, L. Hebner, M. Anderson, D. McCurry, P. Hefty, D. Kubley, R. Torgeson. The boys' team opened the season splitting the first four games in the won-lost column. Then it seemed as though the roof literally fell in and the boys went into a tailspin only to come up fighting, winning an inspiring victory over a fine LuVerne team. The season was marked with ups and downs as it seemed the team just could DOI maintain their winning ways. 40 Kanawha 24 65 LuVerne 43 41 LuVerne 51 36 Corwith-Wesley 51 51 Crystal Lake 46 47 Crystal Lake 60 37 Franklin Cons. 80 35 Goldfield 56 28 Corwith-Wesley 63 '77 Gilmore-Brad. 62 34 Goldfield 42 61 Stanhope 82 38 Pocahontas 54 61 Alexander 35 50 Dows 42 68 Burt 51 LITTLE NINE BV 32 Goldfield 51 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT BV 43 Prairie View 34 BV 48 Rockwell City 49 ARNE MOTOR SALES Renwick, Iowa COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Humboldt, Iowa adn! JERRY T151-1-E RICHARD NISSEN LYNN DARLAND Track Co-Captain DAVE MANDSAGER Track Co-Captain RON NEREM DUANE BIRD KEN FRIDAY Basketball Captain COACH YOUNG RoN BOTTLN PAUL HEGGEN Boys' Basketball Football and Baseball DOUG ROSEBFRRY Football Captain Most Valuable Player COACH SMITH Girls' Basketball Football and Track 3 FRONT ROW: L. Veldhouse, S. Kraft, S. Zentner, I. Martin, D. Oberhelman, R. Huntley, L. Engstrom, D. Thompson. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Smith,,J. Gillespie, Manager, G. Smith, B. Hove land, G. Nerem, M. Huntley, J. Skiye. Manager. BACK ROW: J. Odland, C. Hesse, M. Schmits, B. Engstrom, D. McCurry. The inexperienced Bobcats ended the basketball season with a'2 win 16 lost record. Perhaps the best played game, both defensively and offensively, was against Goldfield. Although the Bob cats were HOC always victorious, they still kept their hopes up and gave their rivals plenty of com- petition. 22 West Bend 46 33 Dows 27 Kanawha 33 19 LuVerne 29 LuVerne 51 16 Corwith-Wesley 47 Crystal Lake 39 20 Crystal Lake 28 Franklin Cons. 81 34 Goldfield 31 Corwith-Wesley 61 31 Gilmore -Bradgate 29 Goldfield 41 46 Stanhope 26 Pocahontas 33 24 Alexander LITTLE NINE 33 Gilmore -Bradgate 34 GIRLS' SECTIONAL 25 LuVerne 44 GUNDER MANUFACTURING CO. Humboldt, Iowa Quality Church Furniture TORGERSON BARBER SHOP Renwick, I0wa . Z v DELORES OBERHELMAN C 0-C a ptain Guard I ANET MARTIN Co-Captain Guard and Forward SHARON ZENTNER Forward LINDA ENGS TROM Guard RENWICK CREAMERY 8a CHEESE FACTORY 1466 FIRST ROW: B. Clowes, T. Nerem, P. Heggen, R. Bottin, E. Hebner, J. Tjelle, D. Neuberger, D. Mandsager, D. Bird. SECOND ROW: H. Bisbee, Manager: W. Stupke C. Dobbs, D. Kelling, G. Nerem, D. Clowes, J. Schnetzer, D. McCurry, P. Smith, Coach. THIRD ROW: F. Schickell, Coach: D. Roseberry, G. Jensen, L. Hebner, D. May, T. Tjelle, J. Anderson, K. Eckhoff, L. Tincher, L. Darland, R. Palmer. Increased interest was in the spotlight of the track season at Boone Valley this spring. Co-Captains Dave Mandsager and Jerry Tjelle led the team comprised of thirty-three members. It should be said that these two boys helped to arouse interest in track from its very beginning here at Boone Valley, because of their fine efforts to excel. The track coaches are Mr. Smith and Mr. Schickell. During the year the team took part in the following meets: the State Indoor Meet at Iowa City: Goldfield, and Dows at Eagel Grove: r.he Bronco Relays at Belmond: a dual meet with Goldfields the North Star Conference Meet at Mason City: and the District Meet at Milford. 440 and 880 YARD RELAY TEAM D. Mandsager, R. Palmer, J. Tjelle, D. Neuberger Z FIRST ROW: D. Neuberger, J. McGowan, E. Hebner, D. Huntley, C. Nerem, J. Wey- er, R. Nissen, H. Bisbee, Manager. SECOND ROW: J. Young, Coach: G. Nerem, L. Anderson, M. Hoffman, E. Macha, R. Klassie, M. Anderson, P. Hefty. Due to poor weather conditions, the baseball team had a late start this year and won but one ball game. Leading hitters on the squad were Doug Huntley and Doug Roseberry, who hit .455 and . 364 respectively. Departing senior lettermen in baseball are Doug Huntley, Rich Nissen, Doug Roseberry and Jim Weyer. SEASON RECORD 4 Goldfield 12 3 Corwith 21 10 Kanawha 9 2 Klem m e 3 SECT IONAL 4 Goldfield 14 Senior Letterm en JIM WEYER DOUG HUNTLEY I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1.-.nn--.I-un,-...nu --I I I,-ln.--n,,'Iu--.v,n.-nl-4--III nnuuI.-I-I.-nrInn.-In-.1-...Juv-n-w.,u,-.,-U-.-In .uuul un nl-nun-II. -I-vu'-.I-rn,.I. un.nIn,'-IIu- v-'nun -...u.nnn-1,-In.--I ATTENDANT Sharon Zentner SANKEY IMPLEMENT Renwick, Iowa 7 . 2044114 QUEEN Delores Oberhelman dual JOYCE HEFTY Sophomore RUBY HUNTLEY Junior DONNA MCCURRY Freshman BARBARA KAMP Algona Zami Zaeeouz DELORES OBERHELMAN Mason City 1 I l -r1-.annum1-nn..-urnunwn.-n41u.u.-.uur.n.rn1n.:u1-1.v-ur 131.-u,nn.r.,a-.r.-n nun .-u '-1u.u-vun.n'ru.n.-nu.u.-nun.: u gn-u.unw. nun -nun: .1 Lnunn-1-n hun'-un.n.ruu.nn vnm-'r.u.' nr ru. 14009046 Sfdff SEATED: Jerry Tjelle, Delores Oberhelman, Ken Friday, Barb Kamp. STANDING Mr. Dorhout, Judy Sldye, Sharon Zentner, Judy Gillespie, Janet Martin, Paul Heggen Doug Roseberry, Rich Nissen. Editor ------ Assistant Editor - - Business Manager - - Activities Manager Athletics Manager - - - - - - - - - -KEN FRIDAY DELORES OBERHELMAN -' - - - - - RICH NISSEN ' ' ' JANET MARTIN - - - DOUG ROSEBERRY Photographers - - - - - - JUDY GILLESPIE SHARON ZENTNER Advisor - - - ------------------------ MR. DORHOUT BOONE VALLEY ELECTRIC CO-OP FIRST ROW: J. Hansen, J. Skiye, S. Zentner, P. McCurry. SECOND ROW: M. Hunt ley, J. Odland, R. Veldhouse, G. Nerem, S. Kepper, B. Engstrom, J. Hansen, R. Huntley, W. Hefty, Mt. Knapp. THIRD ROW: A. Henrikson, N. Helmick, C. Hesse, B. Engstrom, J. Johnson, D. Oberhelman, J. Gillespie, D. McCurry, J. Erwin, J. Mc- Gowan. BOBCAT TALES Editor - Sharon Zentner Assistant Editor - Penny McCurry BOBCAT SCRATCHES Editor - Judy Skiye Assistant Editor - Judy Hansen Sports Editor - Alan Henrikson IOWA'S MOST COMPLETE SPORTS STORE Athletic Equipment For All Athletic Events Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle Athletic Uniforms and All School Athletic Supplies KAUTZKY'S Where Sportsmans serve Sportsmans Phone 2 1791 Fort Dodge 510 Cent. Ave. FIRST ROW: R. Heggen, C. Arne, C. Johnson, D. Clowes, I. Gillespie, P. McCurry. SECOND ROW: D. Mandsager, T. Anderson, R. Nerem, K. Emmert, J. Tjelle, M. Hoffman, Mrs. Jensen. THIRD ROW: N. Helmick, R. White, S. Bosworth, J. Skiye, J. Hansen, M. Trask. r 4 FIRST ROW: H. Bisbee, M. Anderson, T. Anderson, D. Kitley, D. Roseberry. SEC- OND ROW: R. Bottin, D. Bird, J. Tjelle, E. Hebner, C. Nerem, I. Weyer. THIRD ROW: Coach Young, R. Palmer, R. Nissen, L. Darland, R. Nerem, D. Neuberger, B. Clowes, Coach Smith. FOURTH ROW: M. Hoffman, T. Nerem, P. Heggen, R. Klas sie, C. Dobbs, G. Nerem, D. Mandsager. 7.74,-4, FIRST ROW: Mrs. Rossman, J. Gillespie, D. Oberhelman, J. Hansen, R. Huntley. SECOND ROW: I. Heggen, M. Lerdal, G. Nerem, S. Kepper, S. Zentner, B. Kamp, J. Martin, A. Huschka, D. Thompson, S. Kraft, S. Kraft, J. Thompson, M. Huntley, J. Skiye. THIRD ROW: M. Trask, D. 'McCurry, J. Erwin, J. Odland, R. Veldhouse, J. Johnson, B. Engstrom, L. Engstrom, S. Riley, P. McCurry, I. Hansen, W. Hefty. President - Delores Oberhelman Vice President - Janet Hansen Secretary - Judy Gillespie Treasurer - Ruby Huntley The Future Homemakers of America of Boone Valley High School meet once a month. This year our meetings covered the subject Careers. We discussed the topics which we felt were most interesting, important and helpful to us. Each year we spon- sor an activity to earn money and to take a field trip. This year we sponsored the lunch at the Science Fair. PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY M. B. RICHARDSON WISCONSIN LUMBER COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS WOLTZ STUDIOS, INC. Des Moines, Iowa Judy Judy Jerilyrl Joyce Hansen Erwin Kraft Hefty Diane Hansen Maxine Ma y Darlene Bonnie JoAnn McCurry Thompson Hoffman Pioneer Cheese Factory WILSON HARDWARE Pliunbing, Heating, Wiring Phone 2891 Bottle Gas Hardy, Iowa Ruth Larson Carole Lawson s E I 1 1 1 3 PF la iz 9 a F Zend CORNETS Jim McGowan Gordan Jensen Sheila Kepper Harold Bisbee David Clowes Dennis Kubly Dianne Clowes CLARINETS Joyce Hefty Carol Arne Ruby Heggen PERCUSSION Ron Klassie Clair Nerem Ellis Macha Tom Tjelle LaVonne Veldhouse Ron Torgerson FLUTES Marilyn Lerdal Dawn Clowes Bonita Engstrom Sharon Bosworth BARITONES Tony Anderson Penny McCurry Tom Anderson TUBAS Ed Hebner Denis Kitley Marv Hoffman SAXOPHONES Judy Gillespie Delores Oberhelm an Judy French Ruth Larson Martha Trask Roxle White Terry Nerem Sharon Zentner TROMBONES Ken Friday Lynn Darland Doug Roseberry Janet Martin Kathy Emmett Bill Clowes Verle Tate Glenda Smith Alan Henriksen Linda Engstrom Ruby Huntley Bev Hoveland Penny Baessler Dennis Kubly FRENCH HORNS Gloria Kubly Galen Engstrom Barb Kamp Jan Henriksen Gloria Nerem Ron Nerem Betty Engstrom Larry Tincher Reggie Tate Vicki Nerem Harold Trask Phil Hefty The Boone Valley High School Band took part in the following activities during the past school year. D uring June and July of 1959, the band presented six summer concerts: on September 25, 1959, the marching band participated in the half-time show of the Thompson-Boone Valley game: on October 3, 1959, the marching band took part in the Algona Band Fes- tival at Algonag On September 9, 1959, the marching band marched in the Homecoming Parade and also marched in the half-time show that evenings on December 22, 1959, the concert band presented the Christmas program: on February 29, 1960, the Junior and Senior Bands presented their Mid-winter concert. On April 8-9, 1960, the band mem- bers participated in the Solo and Small Ensemble contest at Manson: on April 30, 1960, the concert band took part in the large group contest at Gilmore Cityg on May 24, 1960, the Junior Band played at the Junior High Commencement activities: on May 25, 1960, the Wind Ensemble played at the Commencement activities of the High School: during June of 1960, the marching band participated in the festivities at the Mason City Band Festival at Mason City. Pop Zend BACK ROW: R. Tate, B. Kamp, M. Trask, D. Kitley, V. Tate, T. Anderson. THIRD ROW: B. Engstrom, D. Clowes, M. Lerdal, R. White, K. Ernmert, S. Zentner, P. McCurry. SECOND ROW: J. McGowan, S. Kepper, G. Jensen, D. Clowes, H. Bisbee, L. Darland. FIRST ROW: T. Tjelle, R. Torgeson, H. Trask, L. Tincher, G. Eng- strom, A. Henrikson, R. Klassie. 'Me 'Haley-64:4 BACK ROW: Alan Henriksen, Bi11C1owes, Doug Roseberry, Gordon Jensen, Sheila Kepper, Dennis Kitley, Jim McGowan, Ron Klassie, Dawn Clowes. FRONT ROW: Janet Martin, Mr. Baessler, Ken Friday, Judy Gillespie, Verle Tate. fandom Zan! BARITONES Tom Anderson Monty McCurry PERCUSSION Roger Hoffman David Bisbee Robert Huntley TROMBONES James Nelson Harold Trask Alan Anderson Mack Mills Ronnie Tate Larry Nelson SAXOPHONES Norman Lee Helmke Eddie Stiel Arthur Nelson Mary Huschka CLARINET Penny Baessler Janice Henriksen Mickey Kepper Gloria Kubly Darlene McCurry Mary Berkeness Janice Bottin Rebbeca Erdman Kathryn Hebner Marilyn Kubly Carole Lawson Gerri Martin Mary Ellen McCurry Marilee Neuberger Vivian Pergande Beth Schipull Arlyss Smith Vicki Nerem FRENCH HORN Dennis Green TUBA Charles Huntley I CORNET Diane Clowes Bruce Nelson Carolyn Nerem Marvin Bosworth John Heggen Cecile Huntley Judith Odland Phil Ogan Laurel Schipull Jerry Carlson Bobby Clowes Bob Johnson Don Lerdal Karen Helmick Gloria Yanney FLUTE Ruth Larson Diane Kay Helmke Linda Kay Helmke Vicki Ogan Jerilyn penny Kraft Baessler Roxie Glenda White Smith Carol Sharon Hesse Kraft Wtdzed FIRST ROW: N. Helmick, G. Smith, J. Hefty, l. Heggen, R. Heggen, J. Hansen, M. Lerdal, M. Meyers, D. Nelson, D. McCurry, D. Oberhelman, B. Engstrom, C. Hesse, C. Johnson, R. Veldhouse. J. Odland, R. White, Accompanist, Dawn. SECOND ROW: Mr. Canfield, G. Nerem, N. Richards, P. Richards, J. Johnson, S. Kepper, K. Ander- son, B. Engstrom, S. Kraft, B. Hoveland, K. Emmert, L. Veldhouse, M. Schmits, K. Helmke, A. Huschka, J. Hansen, J. Gillespie, R. Huntley, P. McCurry, M. Huntley, W. Hefty. THIRD ROW: L. Darland, R. Nissen, D. Johnson, R. Nerem, K. Eckhoff, J. McGowan, P. Heggen, K. Friday, C. Nerem, G. Jensen, T. Nerem, M. Hoffman, J. Weyer, D. Mandsager, A. Henriksen, V. Tate, R. Torgerson. , I FIRST ROW: G. Smith, N. Helmick, S. Bosworth, P. Veeder, J. Hefty, G. Nerem, R. Huntley, J. Hansen, P. McCurry. I. Odland, R. White, W. Hefty, Mr. Canfield. SEC- OND ROW: P. Richards, D. McCurry, I. Heggen, M. Lerdal, K. Anderson, D. Nelson, M. Meyers, R. Veldhouse, M. Huntley, B. Engstrom, C. Hesse, C. Johnson. THIRD ROW: N. Richards, J. Johnson, S. Kepper, B. Engstrom, S. Kraft, B. Hoveland, K. Emmert,'L. Veldhouse, M. Schmits, K. Helmke, J. Hansen, R. Huntley, C. Hesse, Dawn Clowes. FIRST ROW: R. Torgerson, V. Tate, G. Nerem, L. Darland, Mr. Can- field, Director. SECOND ROW: M. Hoffman, G. Jensen, I. Weyer, D. Johnson, R. Klassie, R. Nerem. THIRD ROW: R. Nissen, K. Eekhoff, P. Heggen, C. Nerem, J. McGowan, T. Nerem, K. Friday. Marilyn Lerdal Clair Nerem ana I Wo BRAS S SEXTET Ken Friday Denis Kitley ' ' I Wmnow Woodwind Trio Flute Quartet Drum Ensemble Miscellaneous Woodwind Quartet Trombone Quartet French Horn Quartet Brass Quintet , Sax Sextet casein- Cddhlpldm Sr 4? 7 0 K 4 'D 4 PROGRAM Hopee Welcome - - - - -Dean Neuberger Thani-:ee Muchee --------- - - - Dave Mandsager Kutow to Our Honorable Seniors - - - - -Judy Gillespie Chopsrick Melodies - - - ------- Quartet Goodi Fortune - - - - Roberta Veldhouse Geishia Girls - - ---- Sextet Coolie Givie -------- -------------------------- J anet Martin I 4 may I5, 1960 THE CAST Lights, Camera, Actionl You're Tickling! The Junior Class presented a three-act comedy, Wednesday, November 4, 1959. The play, 'The Campbells Are Coming, was directed by Mr. Knapp. Ma Brannigan ---- ------------------------- R oberta Veldhouse Catalpa Tapp - - - ----- Sandy Kraft Betty Brannigan - - - ---- Judy Hansen Dick Brannigan - - - - - Tony Anderson Bildad Tapp - - ' ' -Jim McGowan Cyrus Scudder - - - ---- Ed Hebner Jeffrey Scudder - - - - - Larry Anderson Kaye Brannigan ---- - - Janet Hansen Kingston Campbell ---- - - - Gorden Jensen Mrs. Augusta Campbell - - - - - Penny McCurry The Junior Class play was a hilarious farce with hillbilly trimmings. Kay Branni- gan became engaged to a young snob, Kingston Campbell. The aristocratic Mrs. Camp- bell and son, believing the Brannigan family are hillbillies, arrived to find out the truth. The Brannigans appeared barefoot, dressed in rags, carrying shot guns, and frightening the Campbells. One riotously funny situation after another followed to the roaring cli- max. Mr. Knapp!!! i Jist us hillbillies. B Oh. Yeah? I'm scared, Rich. Me, too! Boys will be boys! ll Da. Da, Dag The Senior Class presented a three-act farce, Crewcuts and Longhairs' Wednesday evening, May 11, 1960, in the high school gymnasium. The play was directed by Mrs. Jensen. ' Elwood Drooper - - - Biff Watherspoon - - Corney Watherspoon Sam Vigor ------ Fran Vigor ---- Louise Fuller - - - Gloria King - - - Archer Renford - - - Rock Thornton - - - Dr. Lee Balance - - - - - Dave Mandsager - - - Doug Roseberry - - - - -Judy Skiye - - Jerry Tjelle - - -Judy Gillespie - - - - - -Marilyn Lerdal Delores Oberhelman - - - - - -Rich Nissen - - - Ken Friday ------------------------------JanetMartin The intriguing plot of the Senior Class play revolved around the mysterious ex- change of personalities. Young Dr. Drooper, a quiet, scholarly, English teacher, and Biff Watherspoon, the not-so-bright school football hero, had their personalities ex- changed while under hypnotic suggestion. 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