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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1962 volume:

Jw.. -,1'e-- Airv .LAL-.-. V. .' ' ' .'i n ff: v- .fm-5.-zsfalfff'-fn-,zz Aw. ,wggfimg-A,m5W,g? -A - -Q ,fx ia! 1 1 ,, , 1 L f v 4 1 1 4 ,A ., 4. 4 - .-.,,.,:-- F , -A ' . f- , , 1- ' 1 -N: Pa-.dll - ' A V f W - '-f': 'T . P' .fl ' -,f- ,U ' 7444 1962 Z- lm 'gauze Wafleg Qamuacdq Seine! 2eauwZ46, 7acaa We, the class or 1962, are pleased to dedicate this annual to Mr. W. Keith Baessler. With this dedication, we acknowledge his thirteenth year of teaching at the Boone Valley School. Mr. Baessler's record of twelve division I band winners is an outstanding achievement. We, the seniors, in addition to many others who know you, Mr. Baessler, will always remember your admirable ability as a band instructor. Your sense of humor, your enthusiasm for music, and your interest in all other ac- tivities have been enjoyed by everyone. To you, Mr. Baessler, we dedicate this yearbook. .uk .W ADMINISTRATION gawwlafg ' SEATED: Gerhard Nerem, Loren Schipull, Dean James. STANDING: Supt. R. Wesley Carlson, Clifford Skiye, James McGowan, Harold Goettsch, Norman Hesse. President - - - - LOREN SCHIPULL Secretary - - - HAROLD GOETTSCH Treasurer - - - JAMES MCGOWAN The Board of Education is the governing body of the school district. They plan and carry out the school budget, make decisions on such subjects as salaries, the purchase of school equipment, school ex- pansion, etc. This year much of their time has been spent planning and preparing for addition of the new section to our school. We have much for which to thank them, for they have helped, through their efforts and interest, to maintain an up-to-date, well- equipped school system. ' TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1962: TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1962: During the past five years it has been my privilege to observe your growth and develop- ment and to know you not only as students but as individuals. As a class you have successfully upheld the standards and traditions of your school. You will now be sailing out into the sea of life. Each of you has individually charted the course you now wish to follow. You are the captain of your ship and in your hands lies your future fate. May the training which you have received from your home, your church, and your school stand as beacons to guide you through a safe, successful, and rewarding journey. Congratulations, b e s t w is h e s, and smooth sailing. R. Wesley Carlson, Supt. As you go out from Boone Valley High School to take your place in the many fields of endeav- or, I trust that your activities will be a credit to the worthwhile concepts which your school has undertaken to teach. Yours is a special responsibility -- to uphold a superior tradition of scholarship, to strive to become a well rounded citizen, and to adhere to only those practices which will develop you physically, mentally and morally. It has been a distinct pleasure and privilege for me to work with you and I extend to you, each and every graduate, my sincere wishes for a useful and happy future. Success and happi- ness can be yours! E. Movick, High School Principal Wwfff I EUGENE MOVICK RICHARD NELSON C, M. GILLESPIE Upper Iowa Drake Iowa State H. S. Principal Business Education Industrial Arts Science Guidance Counselor Driver Education RITA MAE ROSSMAN RAYMOND KNAPP MARCELLA JENSEN Iowa State Iowa State Augustana Homemaking English English Science French THOMAS CANFIELD JAMES BOELMAN KEITH BAESSLER ' Morningside I. S. T. C. Wartburg V0ca1 Music Social Studies Instrumental Music PEARL SMITH RICHARD BASHAM GAYLE PALMER Parsons Upper Iowa William Penn Science Business Education Math Athletics Math Athletics LARRY DORHOUT JACK KNUDSEN LEONARD DECAMP I. S. T. C. Parsons I. S. T. C. Ir. H. Principal Science Social Studies Jr. High Jr. High LORRAINE TWAIT ANN TJELLE JANICE BASLERf Emmetsburg Jr. College Morningside Wartburg Jr. H. English Four-Six Math Sixth Grade MARTHA THOMPSON DORIS KEISTER ELEANOR SWANSON Ellsworth J. C. Buena Vista Eagle Grove J. C. Fifth Grade Fourth Grade Third Grade LORETTA DORHOUT GUSTIE GUNDERSON DORIS DAY I. S. T. C. Eagle Grove J. C. Eagle GIOVC J. C. Second Grade Second Grade First Grade LOIS TEICHERT PATRICIA GUGGER Southern Illinois U. I. S. T. C. First Grade Kindergarten BUS DRIVERS STANDING: Mr. Fisher, Mr. Helfner, Mrs. Ogan, Mrs. Erwin, Mr, Klasse. SECRETARY SEATEDr Mr. Block, Mr. Green, Rev. Ona Marie Engstrom Emmgrt, HARDY RENWICK CUSTODIAN CUSTODIAN Mr. Fisher Mrs. Ogan VERNON COOKS RENWICK COOKS Mrs. Darland Mrs. Arne Mrs. Bottleson Mrs. Peer VERNON CUSTODIAN Mr. Green E .kkA iflf .-,' Q, l- fh. ! K ,E ne A E wi fi ff? gif... 1 fy A , EQR Qs: L A nn, HARDY COOKS Mrs. Anderson Mrs. Pannell SN X ,ix X , , 1: eff 'Y I fli CLAIR NEREM Chick President Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2,3, 4, Capt. 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Marching, Concert, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 4, Vocal Solo 2, 3, 4, Instrumental Solo 2, 3, 4, Drum Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Brass Sextet 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3,4, Class Officer 2, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Student Council 3, Annual Staff 4, Band Council 1, 4. Some day l'll be a great President, but until then l'1l just be great. GLENDA SMITH Glen Vice-President Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,4, Officer 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Vocal Solo 3, Girls' Sextet 2, 3, Mixed Double 2, Trio 2, Class Officer 2, 4, Class Play 4, Student Council 4, Journalism 3, F. H.A. 3, 4, Officer 4, Annual Staff 4, Music Editor, Speech 4, Homecoming At- tendant 3, 4, Algona Band Queen 4. She started wearing high heels because she got tired of being kissed on the forehead. ' JOYCE HEFTY Secretary cheeueader 1, 2, 3, 4, Band douncii 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Instrumental Solo 3, 4, Clarinet Trio 1, 3, Clarinet Quartet 2, 3, 4, Woodwind Trio 2, Miscellaneous Woodwinds 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 4, Class Play 3, 4, F. H. A. 3, 4, Officer 3. 4, Annual Staff 4, Editor, Homecoming Attendant 1, 2. A big happy smile, and lots of things worthwhile. ALICE MCDONALD Treasurer Marching Band 1, 2, 4, Concert Band 1, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Vocal Solo 4, In- strumental Solo 3, 4, Horn Quartet 1, 3, 4, Brass Quintet 3, Brass Sextet 4, Mixed Double 3, Class Officer 4, Class Play 3, 4, F. H.A. 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Sports Editor, Speech 4, Mason City Band Queen 4. The world is full of willing people, some willing to work, the rest willing to let them. JAMES ANDERSON Jim Basketball 1, Track 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Class Play 4, Annual Staff 4, Movie Projectionist 4. All the world may not love a lover but all the world watches him. CAROL ARNE Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Clarinet Trio 2, 3, Clarinet Quartet 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, F. H.A. 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Speech 1, 2. With her ability, success is an easy path. SHARON BOSWORTH Sharl Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2 3, 4, Class Play 4, F. H.A. 3, 4, Speech 1, 4. She chatters as she goes and she goes on forever. DAVID CLOWES Dave Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Band Council 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 4, Brass Sextet 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 3, Class Play 4, Annual Staff 4. He's not a 1ady's man but a ladies' man. DAWN CLOWES Basketball 1, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Flute Solo 2, 3, 4, Flute Trio 1, 2, 3, 4, Flute Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4, Miscellaneous Woodwind Group 2, 3, 4, Mixed Double Quartet 4, Girls' Trio 3, 4, Girls' Sextet 4, Accompanist 2, 3, 4, Band Librarian 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Class Play 3, 4, Student Council 4, Officer 4, Journalism 1, 3, 4, Editor 3, 4, F. l-I.A. 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Speech 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Attendant 4. I can believe anything -- provided it's incredible. KENNETH EEKHOFF Ken Football 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Student Council 4. I never made a mistake in my life, at least, never one that I couldn't explain afterwards. KATHLEEN EMMERT Kathie Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4, Officer 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Solo 2, 3,4, Clarinet Trio 2, 3, Clarinet Quartet 3, 4, Girls' Sextet 3, Class Play 4, Student Council 2, Journalism 3, 4, Edi- tor 3, 4, F. H. A. 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Speech 1, 2, 3. A ready hand, a friendly heart, always ready to do her part. E GALEN ENGSTROM Gay , Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Track 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 4, Trombone Quartet 3, 4, Class Play 4, When you take stuff from one writer, it's plagiarism, but when you take it from many writers, it's research. HARLAN FISHER Fish Basketball 1, 3, 4, Football 4, Track 3, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4. I d0n't say we all ought to misbehave but we ought to look as if we could. FRED HANSON Track 3. That man's silence is wonderful to listen to. NANCY HELMICH Nan Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Journalism 1, 2, 3,4, F. H. A. 3, 4, Officer 4, Speech 1, 2. She likes to like people, therefore, people like her. KATHLEEN I-IELMKE Kathy Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 3, 4. I don't believe everything today I believed yesterday, I wonder if I'll believe everything tomorrow I believe today. DONALD KELLING Don Football 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Class Play 4, Annual Staff 4. If you think before you speak, the other fellow gets in his joke first. RONALD KLASSE Ron Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Track 3, Letter- men's Club 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Solo 2, 3, 4, Drum Ensemble 1, 2, 3. 4, Class Play 3, 4, Student Council 4, President, Journalism 1, Annual Staff 4. My interest is in the future because I'm going to spend the rest of my life there. JERILYN KRAFT Jeri Basketball 1, Cheerleader 2, 3,4, Girls' Chorus 1, 3, Vice- Pres. 3, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Class Play 3, 4, Speech 3, 4, Homecoming Queen 4. That must be wonderful, I don't understand it at all. DENNIS MAY Denny Track 1, 2, 3, Class Play 4, Journalism 1. I have never let my schooling interfere with my education. l FJETLAND on. COMPANY EARL NELSON Sn0ok Track 1, 2. I rise from bed the first thing in the morning not because I am dissatisfied with it, but Ican't carry it with me during the day. GARY NEREM Gar Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3,4, Baseball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, V. - Pres. 4, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, Class Play 4. Don't take life too seriously: you'll never get out of it alive. TERRY NEREM Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Dance Band 4, Sax Quartet 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Octet 2, Class Officer 3, Class Play 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Annual Staff 4, Student Council 4. When I take a gun in hand, the safest place for a pheasant is just opposite the muzzle. STEPHEN PACKARD Steve Class Officer 1, Class Play 4, Trust everybody but cut the cards. BRAUMAN'S REFRIGERATION, Eagle Grove HARDY CO-OP ELEVATOR RANDALL PALMER Randy Track 1, 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 2, 3. It is not necessary to understand things in order to argue about them. PEA RL RILEY F.H .A. 3.4. Promise is most given when the least is said. LARRY TINCHER REGGIE TATE Football 3, 4, Baseball 1, 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, French Horn Quartet 2, 3, 4, Brass Sextet 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Student Council 4, Officer 4, Annual Staff 4. The more I see of the representatives of people, the more I admire my dogs. Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Blessed are they who have nothing to say, and who cannot be persuaded to say it. ROXIE WHITE Basketball 1, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Clarinet Trio 2, 3, Clarinet Quartet 3, 4, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Journalism 1, 2, 4, F. H.A. 3, 4, Speech 1, 2, 4, Drum Majorette 3, 4. Busy souls have no time to be busybodies. 3 5 We, the seniors of 1962, began our schooling at various places. C. Arne, Dawn Clowes, K. Eekhoff, N. Helmich, K. Helmke, D. Kelling, J. Kraft, E. Nelson, C, Nerem, G. Nerem, T. Nerem, S. Packard, R. Tate, L. Tlncher, and R. White began at Renwick. J. Anderson, Dave Clowes, G. Eng- strom, J. Hefty, R. Klasse, and G. Smith started at Vernon. D. May and R. Palmer started at Hardy. S. Bosworth, K. Emmert, H. Fisher, F. Hanson, A. McDonald, and P. Riley joined the class in later years. Hardy and Renwick sixth graders joined forces when the Renwick Community School was organized, and our Vernon classmates joined us in seventh grade when the Boone Valley School was organized. Highlight of our first year in high school was Freslunan Initiation. Our class officers were S. Packard, President, K. Nerem, Vice-President, S. Gregory, Secretary, and J. Hefty, Treasurer. Our sophomore class float won first prize in the 1959 Homecoming Parade. We elected C. Nerem, President, Dave Clowes, Vice-President: G. Smith, Secretary, and J. Hefty, Treasurer. We were very active in our junior year with the concession stand at ball games, first prize in the 1960 Homecoming parade, the Homecoming dance, the Junior Class Play, and the Junior-Senior Prom. Dave Clowes, T. Nerem, J. Kraft, and Dawn Clowes, respectively, led our class. Our senior year proved to be the most memorable and also the busiest. Remembrances from our final year at B. V. are Homecoming, senior trip to Cherokee, Skip Day, Junior-Senior Prom, straight I's at large group music contest, and of course, Baccalaureate and Commencement. We, the seniors of 1962, being of weak character and weaker minds do so will and be- queath the following items, knowing the school would be lost without them: I, Jim Anderson, will my height to Jim Cameron, knowing he could use several inches. Yet, I see he's getting along with some of the shorter girls without my help. I, Carol Arne, knowing that my horse is safer than my driving habits, will my horse to Gary Lowe in hopes that he can stay on the good side of Barney. We, Sharon Bosworth and Kathy Helmke, will our gift of gab and boisterous dispositions to Lyle Cameron, in case he wants to liven the place next year. I, Dawn Clowes, will my dignity and keen interest in classes to Larry Hebner, knowing he'l1 make the best of them. l, Ken Eekhoff, will my unusual, mysterious attitude to Dave McCurry in hopes he'll have as much fun fooling people as I have. I, Kathie Emmett, will my journalism mess to Betty Engstrom after realizing that it needs a more efficient system. I, Galen Engstrom, will my quietness in study halls to the teachers, knowing they will need some rest time after attempting to teach the juniors something. I, Harlan Fisher, will my speech and English classes to Carol Ann Johnson, in hopes she can undo some of the damage I've done. I, Fred Hanson, will my 1960 convertible to Marilyn Schmits, so she won't have to always explain about Paul's bucket seats. We, Joyce Hefty and Roxie White, will our ambitious, always-on- time nature to Phil Hefty. I, Nancy Helmich, will my pretended bashfulness to Cheese Macha. Goodness only knows he needs it. I, Don Kelllng, will my blonde, blonde hair to Marlene Meyer so she won't have to spend so much time and money on peroxide. I, Ron Klasse, will my last name to Bev Hoveland. She'1l get it before long anyway. I, Jeri Kraft, will my ability to go with several boys at the same time to Carol Hesse, although she seems to have done a pretty good job of it already. I, Allce McDonald, will my ability to get along with the Junior Class so well to Donna McCurty, in case she gets lonesome for her college guy. I, Dennis May, will my hot Mercury to Charlie Dobbs: that is, if there is anything left of lt when I'm through. We, Earl Nelson, Steve Packard, and Dave Clowes, will our perfect attendance record to Paul Wanken because we know of no one else who can equal it. I, Clair Nerem, because of my ability to get on the good side of the teachers, will my pu1l to Marv Hoffman, in case he runs out of his share. We, Gary Nerem and Reggie Tate, will our ability to hang on to money to Ilm Schnetzer -- in case he wants to put a down payment on a new Wanderer. I, Terry Nerem, will my red hair to the junior girls, since my color doesn't wash out. I, Pearl Riley, will my silence in class to Dianne Nelson, hoping she'll take the hint and rest her vocal cords awhile. I, Glenda Smith, will falthough I hate to give it upj my ability to get along with Mr. Smith to LaVonne Veldhouse knowing she'll love to be his secretary next year. I, Larry Tincher, will my extreme quiet attitude in class to Tom Tjelle -- and you can take that any way you want to. To the teachers, we will our deepest gratitude for their patience while attempting to teach us something in these gracious Halls of Wisdom. To the Juniors, we will Room A, in hopes they'11 get a few of those A's on their report cards. To the Sophomores, we will our privileges as upperclassmen -- in case they get a chance to use them. To the Freshmen -- Live it Up -- you've got three years ahead of you. WISCONSIN LUMBER CO. ?u,b4ecq It is 1985 as we set sail for New York harbor. Upon docking at Amsterdam, we go sight-seeing and find our pal Don Kelling in his FLOW-ER bed fyou know, flower garden.J It appears the bump on his head from the Senior Class Play affected his brain. The height of festivities in Holland is the crowning of Miss Jeri Kraft as Tulip Queen. Aboard ship and on our way, we find that the radio operator, after much deliberation, has deciphered the call letters of R-O- X- I-E. We immediately know that this must be Electronics Chief Jim Anderson radiolng information back to a friend in the States. fRoxie learned a long time ago how to translate Jim's messages, so she is chief stenographer at the Pentagon.J Upon arriving at London, a taxi is waiting to take us to the palace. We immediately recognize the driver as Harlan Fisher. Harlan doesn't have his own cab. This IS cheaper, you know, since the Fisher boys DO have their share of car troubles. At the palace the hostess greeting us is Kathy Helmke. She wanted to travel after leaving A. I.B. and took her first job as private secretary to a prince. Of course, she married the boss. - On the way back to the dock in the Fisher taxicab, we collide with a street car. We are injured slightly and are rushed to the Royal Hospital. As they carry us in on stretchers, Larry Tincher is standing guard at the royal entrance. Larry didn't go into business for him- self because he's definitely in favor of a light overhead, he prefers blondes. In the hospital we pass the reception desk and two lovely nurses, Carol Arne and Nancy Helmlch. While waiting, we overheat a conversation between the famous psychiatrist Dr. Dawn Clowes and her patient. Have you ever been troubled by improper thoughts? . . . Why no, to tell the truth, Doctor, Irather enjoy them! I'm sure all of you know that Clair Nerem is commander of the newest atomic powered submarine. fl-le's an underwater, undercover agent.J He asked me to go with him on his latest mission. It seems he has been assigned to a SPECIAL project -- something about Up Table Up. QI know atomic power is miraculous, but I didn't realize it is maglc.j Arriving at Hawaii, we find Navyman Steve Packard having the time of his life. In his spare time, he watches the s-w-a-y of grass skirts. fTornadoes may be called twisters, but they've got nothing on hula dancers.l Dave Clowes tells us Hawaiian volcanic soil makes excellent farm land. He suggests that farms be put on turn tables -- it would be much easier to rotate crops that way. With such advanced ideas, he is sure to go places. In Paris, the city of fashion and night life, we take time to visit the famous Cafe de Paree where Mademoiselle Pearl Riley is head waitress. We find Parisian artist Terry Nerem sketching. He thinks the world is filled with beau- tiful things, but, unfortunately, TOO many of them are married. His paintings are in de- mand as well as are his models, one of whom is our own little Glenda Smith. Glenda models the latest in women's fashions -- you know, all those things that go in one year and out the other. From Cairo we travel to the deepest, darkest part of Africa and find Kathie Emmert serving the only missionary post in that part of the continent. Describing the mannerisms of the tribal people, she says, They ain't got no manners, and they don't wear no cos- tumes. In the distance, we hear a spine-tingling, pop the clutch, the ape call of Tarzan Eekhoff as he swings along from one tree to another. fKen complains of the rainy weather in the jungle. A friend says it can't be too bad since he looks sunburned. Ken insists it is rust., A weekend excursion takes us to Frankfurt, Germany, home base for Head-Army Engl- neer, Ron Klasse. Aboard ship and bound for home, we notice Reg Tate, who has just recently joined the Navy. The captain asked him if he had cleaned the deck and polished the brass. Reg answered, Yes, Sir. And with my telescope I swept the horizon. fHow's that for am- bition D Scientist Professor Galen A. Engstrom, another passenger on our cruiser, is en route to Eagle Grove University to complete blueprints for his new invention -- an earthquake de- tector that works like an alarm clock. An alert fellow, he has an alternate patent ready for an alarm clock that works like an earthquake. fThat's the kind most of us need. J Ship nurse for the entire journey has been Ensign Joyce Hefty. She cares for seasick passengers by day and acts in the crew's play as a part of the ship's entertainment by night The play is styled after the Ben Casey series and named 0uch. Returning to the States, we are thrilled by the welcome sight of the Statue of Liberty. With great relief, we plant our feet firmly on native soil and watch the Fords go by. Here we find Fred Hansen as a Ford salesman, which reflects the enthusiasm he has always shown toward this great vehicle: Let me call you Lizzy I'm in debt for youg Let me hear you rattle As all good Fords do. Keep your headlights burning And your taillight too, Let me call you Lizzy I'm in debt for you. Before returning to Renwick, we make several more stops. I have always wanted to see a pro football game. With Gary Nerem as star quarterback, this event was a must. On to the Texan oil fields, we see Sharon Bosworth as a gusher type stenographer. fShe also married her boss and is doing oil right for herself.D Miss McDonald is a teacher. The other day she asked a troublemaklng pupil whether he had any brothers or sisters. The child answered, No, I'm the only child. Alice said, Thank goodness! fSurely the Boone Valley teachers didn't feel that way about any of the 1962 seniors.l Back in our home town we notice a local business firm, the May Bus Line with daily stops on streets in the southern end of town -- 8 A. M. sharp. Although Dennis has been out of school for twenty-three years, his car has such STRONG habits. You're probably thinking, Thank goodness the 1962 Class Prophecy is finished. I'1l justsay, I enjoyed the trip and thank you for reading this. HEETLAND PRODUCE ARDA'S BEAUTY SALON ShmrQQ AJQER 'mx-. A . xft: x1-..1.XQ ,L ws Q ,f f N- fi: 3.31 D sa, J. xg 2 Jim 3Snmy - . K 'f?',4.1- , ,' W --K,--XJ' Sigvg Aahmlaam haQuw U35 vAWi+ FTQS v gxgge lf. ,- if f -.,-Q My li -1, ig 6 sr 1 .J A ,qw Fon -i fx If-. VJ X V , I i 1 ' - - ff' , 1... , 5 fy Mm AW ' gp X Ke? W 1 if 'N X ' J' 0 gf: ww wni . A QQs N mf' . H xi W 3 z. MW f f Q ' l f i W , : ' 4 A' - ' 'MV ea -Ji Sihlig, 'X .,, I awry .f.L2.f I 1 ,WW , L 'Q r- ri 9.1 lan 'E Processional - - - - - - ------ JANICE HENRIKSEN Invocation ---------- - - THE REV. NORMAN JOHNSON Hymn, Ho1y, Holy. Holy -------------------- AUDIENCE Vocal Solo, I Want to Walk With God Today ----- BEVERLY HOVELAND Sermon, Build On These Things --------- THE REV. GLENN EMMERT Choral Selection, Hymn of Freedom - - - - -MIXED DOUBLE QUARTET Benediction - - - ---------- - - -THE REV. NORMAN JOHNSON Recessional - - ' ' JANICE HENRIKSEN Processional - - - - - - INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE Invocation ---- - THE REV. LAURICE STREYFFELER Salutatory Address --------- --------- J OYCE HEFTY Solo, The Lord Is My Shepherd - - - - CLAIR NEREM Presentation of Key ------- - - - CLAIR NEREM Acceptance of Key ------- ----- MA RVIN HOFFMAN Address, The Power to Become' - - - - -DR. VIRGIL LAGOMARCINO Solo, Concertino ------- -------- J OYCE I-IEFTY Valedlctory Address - - - - - KATHLEEN EMMERT Presentation of Diplomas - - ------ LOREN J. SCHIPULL President Board of Education Benediction - - - - - THE REV. LAURICE STREYFFELER Recessional - - - - - INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Yellow and White Yellow Rose CLASS MOTTO Before Us Lies the Timber: Let Us Build LOCKE'S JEWELRY, Humboldt GAMBLES, Eagle Grove Commencement Address Salutatory Address Processional Valedictory Address Presentation of Key Vocal S010 Recessional Instrumental Solo -M MARVIN HOFF MA N DAVID MCCURRY Pres. V. -Pres. Sec. Treas. CAROL HESSE CAROL JOHNSON Larry Hebner Philip Hefty Beverly Hoveland Gary Lowe Pat Richards Marilyn Schmits James Schnetzer Tom Tjelle Lavonne Veldhouse Paul Wanken RENWICK TIMES Jim Cameron Lyle Cameron Charles Dobbs Betty Engstrom Donna McCurry Ellis Macha Marlene Meyer Dianne Nelson l'1, . I, Q q . . . 3. '.,.' Il' EV , v - w w i .f' Ogg, q , 'X , ' 9 ' if I Q X . if Ma uf-w-5139 X ' Q 2 ff FV If .A I ' EIL.-,,2yf ,gg 5, 755.1 I 1 :k5,Q,xf1,g,v,:,5,E5 ,E W li ' ess N '41, :ip 155- ' zzz: avr. 1.11. 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RONALD TATE CECIl.E HUNTLEY MARY BERKENES NORMAN HESSE Janice Bottin Patricia Dobbs Richard Dobbs Carolyn Hefley Norman Helmke Eilene Hoveland Phillip Ogan Laurel Schlpull Eddy Steil Bonnie Thompson Allen Veeder Alan Anderson Judy Anderson David Bisbee Jerry Eimers Rebecca Erdman Brenda Hamm DiAnn Hansen Jay Huntley Carole Lawson Sharon Lowe Mack Mills RENWICK SAVINGS BANK Marvin Bosworth Kathryn Hebner I udith Odland A ' - agdrd Pres. V. - Pres. SSC. Treas. ROBERT JOHNSON JANET SKIYE MARYELLEN MCCURRY VIVIAN PERGANDE Sandra Eimers Mike Eng Kare LlndaKay Helmke Scott McCurry Bob Linda Richards Beth Schipull Jerry Carlson srrom n Helmich Linda Jen McDonald Michael McPeak Gerri Martin Arthur Nelson Arlyss Smith Earl Smith Linda Smith Roger Slater Gloria Yanney Rose Cathcart Bobby Clowes Larry Dobson Robert Huntley SCH Dean Kitley Donnie Lerdal Larry Nelson Marolee Neuberger Victoria Ogan PICS. V. -Pres. Sec. Treas, DALE TOKHEIM THOMAS STEIL Gloria Boyer Dale Cameron Vicki Garman Dennis Hefty Jean May Miriam Nelson Richard Nelson Kent Swanson Darlene Thompson James Anderson Richard Baessler Ruth Bird Tim Carlson Terry Dobbs James Ellinger Danny Emmett LaDonna Erdman Denny Foth Margaret Huntley John Huschka William James Willis Jergenson Alan Johnson Lois Lerdal Paula Oppedahl Pamella Peterson Dennis Rasmussen Donald Riley STEVEN LANE S HARON HESSE Karen Bottin Linda Schriber Linda Walkner Diane Yanney RENWICK COMMUNITY CREAMERY 1 1, g 33 Goldfield 14 39 Corw ith- Wesley 42 28 Livermore 24 44 Corwith- Wesley 32 29 Goldfield 19 24 Livermore 13 FIRST ROW: K. Bottin, M. Nelson, A. Smith, V. Pergande, L. Helmke, B. Schipull, M. Neuberger, G. Martin, R. Cathcart. SECOND ROW: L. Lerdal, P. Oppedahl, D. Yanney, G. Yanney, V. Garman, M. Huntley, R. Bird, P. Peterson, D. Erdman. NOT PICTURED: L. Jensen, M. McCurry, J. Skiye, V. Ogan, S. Eimers. 18 Goldfield 21 Corwith- Wesley 44 Livermore 29 Corwith- Wesley 3-5 Goldfield 38 Livermore 17 25 '22 19 29 19 1 FIRST ROW: B. Johnson, J. Carlson, B. Huntley, B. McDonald, D. Lerdal, L. Nelson, B. Clowes. SECOND ROW: M. McPeak, R. Baessler, D. Cameron D. Kitley, T. Dobbs, W. Jergenson, D. Emmert. THIRD ROW: D. Foth, D. Riley, M. Engstrom, T. Carlson, S. Lane, K. Swanson, T. Steil, A. Johnson. DR. W. H. LONG, Dentist W z . . 7 FIRST ROW: R. Baessler, R. Slater, A. Nelson, D. Kitley, L. Nelson, M. McPeak, M. Engstrom, S. Lane. SECOND ROW: B. McDonald, S. McCurry B. Clowes, D. Lerdal, J. Carlson, T, Dobbs, D. Cameron, B. Johnson, T. Carlson, Mr. Knudsen. THIRD ROW: A. Johnson, R. Nelson, J. Anderson, I. Elllnger, D. Tokhelm, K. Swanson, D. Rasmussen, D. Emmert. 6 Gilmore City-Bradgate 7 33 Twin Rivers 13 6 Humboldt 25 26 Twin Rivers 13 4 l az 6 o fa ? Jean May, Sharon Hesse, Gloria Boyer, Darlene Thompson, Linda Walkner HARDY LUMBER COMPANY ' guna! CLARINETS Mike Engstrom Mary Ellen McCurry Bob McDonald Gerri Martin Marolee Neuberger Beth Schipull Ruth Bird Karen Bottin Margaret Huntley Darlene Thompson Diane Yanney Marcia Anderson Anne Clowes Sharon Erdman Vicky Helmke Jeff Lane Kathy McKenna Patty Matteson Donna Palmer Mary Stevenson BA RITONES Robert Johnson Gloria Yanney CORNETS Karen Helmich Linda Jensen Donnie Lerdal James Anderson Rich Baessler Alan Johnson Dennis Amerson Dwight Anderson David Berkenes Joan Helmich Norman Marty Bruce Pergande TUBA Jerry Carlson SA XOPHONES Arthur Nelson Vivian Pergande Janet Skiye Bill James Miriam Nelson Tom Steil Kent Swanson Rebecca Klasse TROMBONES Tim Carlson Steven Lane Rick Nelson Paul Gimer Mark Hansen David Hebher David Hoffman Dan Rundle FLUTES Linda Helmke Vicky Ogan Lois Lerdal Paula Oppedahl DRUMS Bob Clowes Bob Huntley Larry Nelson Larry Anderson David Gimer Ricky Thompson Wayne Veeder The Junior Band performed at the annual mid-winter concert and also at 8th Grade Commencement exercises. 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Anderson, J. Tate, M. Espe, J. Hippen, S. Arne, R. Bleich, D. Foth. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Thompson, C. Sander, L. Nelson, J. James, J. Lerdahl, D. Martin, V. Bosch, S. Deppe, G. Dangelser, K. Swanson, S. Burk, S. Prilipp. THIRD ROW: F. Hefty, G. Roseberry, J. Schipull, C. Erwin, D. Trask, P. Ogan, E. Pohlman, B. Cathcart, D. Schneider, J. Nerem. V..Sobek. Sdxtd made FIRST ROW: J. Schriber, P. Matteson, K. McKenna, D. Palmer, M. Stevenson, M. Anderson, V. Helmke, B. Klasse, A. Clowes, S. Erdman, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Basler, B. Pergande, D. Anderson, J. Helmich, W. Veeder, D. Amerson, D. Gimer, P. Gimer, D. Hoffman. THIRD ROW: G. Eimers, R. Sorlie, N. Marty, C. Palmer. J. Lane, R. Hansen, M. Hansen, D. Rundle R. Thompson, D. Berkenes, L. Anderson. 'MM FIRST ROW: B. Foth, D. Veeder, L. Rundle, L. Jeregenson, D. McPeak, J. Kraft, E. Amerson, A. Larson, M. Burk, R. Hippen, D. Peterson. SECOND ROW: T. Heifner, D. Pohlman, M. Amerson, P. Nielsen, R. Lose, D. Emmert, F. Hefty, E. Nelson, A. Helmke, D. Olson. THIRD ROW: R. Nelson, D. Pogge, R. Berkenes, K. Swanson, J. Schneider, D. Schlpull, D. Veeder, P. Kraft. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Swanson, Ricky Palmer. '7omZ4 FIRST ROW: T. Westre, R. Sanders, R. Pergande, I. Steffenson, M. Hoveland, T. Carlson, D. Thompson, S. Hansen, C. Hansen, J. Matteson, S. Dangelser, B. Gillespie. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Kelster, D. Johnson, L. Gist, R. Rademaker, C. Hamm, L. McCurry, L. Lane, J. Fitch, D. Clowes, M. Swan, P. Anderson, L. Riley. THIRD ROW: K. Cameron, R. Eimers, W. Lawson, P. Garman, M. Block, T. McCurry, N. Schipull, K. Oppedahl, D. Pogge, R. Anderson, S. Brayton, I. Wanken, G. Reichter. FIRST ROW: C. Wergeland, R. Ellsworth, R. Bennett, J. Heifner, P. Anderson, L. Yanney, D. Nielsen, M. Siemens, M. Cameron, T. Eimers, D. Welter. SECOND ROW: K. Toresdahl, L. Rasmussen, L. Carlson, D. James, J. Ogan, N. Melnke, M. Dobbs, A. Fitch, G. Larson, A. Hebner. THIRD ROW: V. Larson, D. Rundle, G. Stansbury, M. Nelson, B. Hefty, L. Foth J. Bosch, L. Sobek, D. Oxley, G. Rasmussen, Miss Day. FIRST ROW: A. Roseberry, C. Nelson, M. Kurfman, B. Martin, J. Anderson, C. Schnetzer, S. Hippen, B. Arne, K. Baessler, J. Lerdal, J. Oxley, M. Stansbury, C. Liscum, R. Lawson. SECOND ROW: S. Erwin, D. Thompson, C. Martin, B. Rasmussen, R. Nervig, J. Lane, C. Dobson, L. Dangelser, C. Cameron, P. James, M. Anderson, D. Palmer, D. Pohlman, G. Brock. THIRD ROW: Miss Gunderson, D. Reichter, C. Sander, M. Garman, L. Block, C. Hamm, L. Mills, M. Wanken, J. Helmke, B. Martin, S. Kiley, P. Erdman, Mrs. Dorhout. SEATED: L. Crossley, R. Zimmerman, P. McPeak, R.Hefty, B. Dangelser, S. Veeder, C. White, L. I-Iippen. STANDING: D. Lawson, D. Olhausen, M. Olson, S. Brayton, B. Heifner, D. Lippolt, D. Lippolt, D. Movick, C. Meinke, 1. Woodley, L. McCurry, R. Lane. SEATEDg T. Erwin, D. Brock, B. Nielsen, D. Stalzer, J. Nelson, C. Huntley, D. Anderson, L. Hoffman. STANDING: D. Thompson, C. Schriber, B. Kleen, C. Werling, S. Sorenson, A. Yanney, M Anderson. NOT PICTURED: Kim Sassman, Kathy Kraft. GREEN'S FOOD MARKET cl- - - 14- AI FIRST ROW: L. Gist, L. McCurry, B. Rademaker, M. Swan, P. Anderson, D. Clowes, D. Martin, V. Sobek, J. Schriber, L. Nelson, R. Nelson, S. Burk, P. Ogan, S. Pri1iDP. I. James, M. Espe. SECOND ROW: L. Riley. D. Johnson, C. Hamm, J. Fitch, L. Lane. I. Tate, I. Hippen, S. Arne, D. Schneider, J. May, G. Erdman, B. Cathcart, C. Sanders, V. Bosch, E. Poelman, S. Deppe. THIRD ROW: D. Trask, D. Anderson, G. Dangelser, I. Lerdal, G. Erwin, S. Dangelser, J. Matteson, C. Hansen, S. Hansen, D. Thompson, T. Carlson, N. Schipull, R. Anderson, M. Hoveland, R. Pergande, T. McCurry, K. Oppedahl, K. Cameron, M. Block. FOURTH ROW: T. Westre, M. Stevensen, A. Clowes, S. Erdman, B. Klasse, V. Helmke, D. Palmer, M. Anderson, K. McKenna, P. Matteson, J. Helmich, G. Roseberry, J. Schipull, J. Nerem, K. Swanson. FIFTH ROW: P. Garman, G. Reichter, D. Rundle, D. Berkenes, D. Hoffman, D. Amerson, D. Gimer, M. Block. P. Gimer, B. Pergande, R. Hansen, D. Anderson, R. Thompson, N. Marty, C. Palmer, L. Anderson. This chorus gives students of the fourth, fifth, and sixth grades voice training and experience needed for junior high and high school music programs. This year the eighty- two members of the chorus have learned to enjoy each other's voices and also add to their concept of music. PALMER - NEREM CHEVROLET, INC. QUAKER OATS, INC. FRONT ROW: K. Eekhoff, R. Tate, G. Nerem, D. Clowes, H. Fisher, D. Kelling, C. Nerem SECOND ROW: Mr. Smith, G. Lowe, S. Palmer, R. Hoffman, T. Tjelle, M. Hoffman, C. Dobbs, M. McCurry, Mr. Palmer. THIRD ROW: D. Bisbee, R. Tate, J. Huntley, C. Huntley M. Mills, A. Veeder, I. Hefley, J. Schnetzer, J. Nelson, B. Nelson. The Bobcats ended the football season this year with a creditable 5-2 record. The team played good ball all season and never seemed to lose their enthusiasm for playing. In the season's final statistics, the Bobcats finished with 186 points compared to 67 points earned by the opposition. Five of the boys were named for the All-Conference team. Captain Clair Nerem, Gary Nerem, and Don lielling were selected for the first team. Marv Hoffman and Dave Clowes were given honorable mention. SEASON RECORD 6 T ltonka 32 52 Pomeroy O 14 Ventura 19 21 Emmetsburg Catholic 19 39 Gilmore City 0 32 Dows 7 19 Kanawha 0 FARMER'S CO- OP ELEVATOR Zaye' ff? FIRST ROW: R. Hoffman, M. Hoffman. C. Nerem, G. Nerem, R. Klasse, G. Engstrom. H Fisher, H. Trask, B. Nelson. SECOND ROW: G. Lowe. N. Hesse. S. Palmer, A. Emmett I Heiley, D. Bisbee. Mr. Palmer. NOT PICTUREDg P. Ogan, E. Steil. J. Eimers. Although the Boone Valley boys ended the season with a 6-8 record. everyone was very proud of the games they played. With Captain Ron Klasse leading the team's scor ing, every member showed improvement as the season progressed. In the Conference Tournament the boys won their first game but lost the second. The team was defeated in the first round of the Sectional Tournament. Ron Klasse was elected to the A11-Conference first team by the basketball coaches of the North Star Conference and Gary Nerem was given honorable mention. 32 Ventura 42 Corwith-Wesley 35 LuVerne 54 Dows 43 Fertile 48 Franklin 41 Goldfield 48 40 44 SEASON'S RECORD 36 63 39 43 61 50 21 55 49 65 40 61 60 65 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT LuVerne Kanawha SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Klemme Kanawha Klemme fovertimej Corwith-Wesley LuVerne Goldfield Rockwell-Swaledale Sheffield -Chapin 42 42 59 617:14 ' 24111143 SEATED: L. Schipull. D. Clowes, J. Odland, M. Schmits. M. Huschka, G. Smith, C. Nerem D. welter. M. Schmits, L. Veldhouse, B. Engstrom, I. Henriksen. STANDING: J. Bottin, L. waltz, K. Hebner, S. Woodley, Mr. Smith, E. Hoveland, P. Dobbs, C. Huntley. Our girls' basketball team, ending their season with a 13-8 record. has improved greatly this year. They were able. by being in second place in the Sectional Tournament, to advance to District play at Clear Lake. The girls won their first game with little difficulty but were de- feated in the next two games. This left the Bobcats with the fourth position in the District com- petition. The great determination of the team helped them to advance. They played well together, and showed good sportsmanship throughout the season. The basketball coaches of the North Stat Conference singled out three of our girls for honors. Carolyn Nerem and Lavonne Veldhouse were named to the All-Conference second team, and Glenda Smith received honorable mention 54 West Bend 37 63 Kanawha 57 45 Ventura 47 55 Corwith-Wesley 40 43 Corwith-Wesley 62 66 LuVerne 76 40 LuVerne 59 54 'Corwith-Wesley 50 49 Dows 39 38 'LuVerne 65 '76 Fertile 43 67 Goldfield 56 36 Franklin 31 33 Rockwell-Swaledale 31 64 Goldfield 47 58 Sheffield 36 ' North Star Conference Games SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT DISTRICT TOURNAMENT B. V. 73 Corwith-Wesley 60 B. V. 48 Woden-Crystal Lake 36 B. V. 53 Twin Rivers 56 B. V. 46 Franklin 50 B. V. 47 Twin Rivers 50 'Q Girls' Sectional Runners-Up Trophy 1962 GLENDA SMITH. Captain I 4 FIRST ROW: L. Hebner, A. Emmert. M. McCurry. T. Tjelle. C. Huntley, D. Clowes, T. Nerem. SECOND ROW: S. Palmer. D. McCurry. E. Macha. C. Dobbs. C. Nerern. G. Nerem, K. Eeekhoff. THIRD ROW: R. Klasse, G. Lowe. D. Bisbee, B. Nelson. P. Hefty, G. Engstrom H. Fisher. FOURTH ROW: M. Hoffman, J. Schnetzer, R. Hoffman. H. Trask. I. Hefley. W. H. HELMKE WHYTE 8a SON. Goldfield FIRST ROW: C. Dobbs. T. Nerem. C. Huntley. D. Clowes. G. Nerem. K. Eekhoff. M. Hoff- man, D. McCurry. SECOND ROW: J. Eimers. R. Tate. I. Huntley, T. Tjelle. A. Emmett, N. Helmke, A. Veed er, D. Bisbee. Four seniors, four juniors, five sophomores, and eight freshmen comprised the B. V. track team this year. Twelve of these boys earned letters. Dave Clowes led the team in the total number of points scored. Terry Nerem placed second in the high hurdles and fourth in the low hurdles at the North Star Con- ference track meet. Boone Valley participated in the following track meets: Pocahontas Relays - Pocahontas North Star Conference Meet - Belmond Triangular Meet - Dows District Meet - Eagle Grove The 1962 Bobcats improved school records in the 880 yard relay and the mile relay. NOONAN AND TOMKE JEWELRY. Eagle Grove GRIFFITH'S BARBER SHOP. Goldfield 'B FIRST ROW: P. Ogan. H. Trask, G. Nerem, C. Nerem, M. Hoffman. A. Anderson, D. McCurry SECOND ROW: Mr. Palmer, M. Bosworth, M. Mills, M. McCurry, J. Schnetzer, J. Nelson. B. Nelson, J. Eimers. The Boone Valley Bobcats ended the spring baseball season with a 0-4 record. A1- though they always seemed to be on the losing end, the Bobcats made respectable show- ings in three of the four games played. Leading batters were Marv Hoffman. Harold Trask, and Jerry Eimers. Pitchers in losing causes were Marv Hoffman and Bruce Nelson. BASEBALL SCORES 5 Clarion 17 0 Kanawha 4 1 Kanawha 4 SEC TIONAL TOURNAMENT 0 Clarion 3 LEUTHOLD GRIFFITH CLOTHING, Eagle Grove DA VE CLOWES Football Track fCo-Captainj KEN EEKHOF F Football Track DON KELLING Football HARLAN FISHER GARRY NEREM FO0Ib811 Football Basketball Track BURK BROTHERS SERVICE - General Repair Baseball NEESSEN-REIL CLOTHING - Eagle Grove CLA IR NEREM Football fCaptainj Basketball Baseball REGGIE TATE Football TERRY NEREM Track fCo-Captainj GALEN ENGSTROM RON KLASSE Basketball Basketball fCapta1nj TlNY'S CONFECTIONARY PRIDE SEED CORN - LAWRENCE NEREM JOYCE HEF TY CAROL JOHNSON . Zaeen JERILYN KRAFT DAWN CLOWES GLENDA SMITH DIANNE NELSON Junior MAXINE MAY Sophomore LAUREL SCHIPULL Freshman fS mwl2 GLENDA SMITH Algona ALICE MCDONALD Mason City ORGANIZATIONS Neve Neeuwew W. KEITH BAESSLER, Director TUBAS Marvin Bosworth FRENCH HORNS etty Engstrom B ES UT FL Marvin Hoffman Alice McDonald Glenda Smith Dawn Clowes Clair Nerem TROMBONES Tate Reggie arlene McCurry D Ruth Larson Charles Huntley Beverly Hoveland McCurry 'U .-4 5 N Q r: 2 3 cd ..: on I? o ld ev U r: 83 ce eu 'JI z: 1: S Q Harold Trask Dennis Green Kathryn Hebner Carol Hesse BELLS Galen Engstrom Sharon Bosworth LaVonne Veldhouse Larry T lncher CORNETS A LTO SA XOPHONE Donna McCurry James Nelson Diane Clowes Mary Huschka Dianne Nelson C an 6 n lTl S2 and 3.::.E'3LE .H-2325 HE EE 'Un-4 m 0 2255229 Orr!-1u.uQcz bs E., E5 1-.H wav -sg, gag f.: L: :fu 25 EES can ml-E :: -EEE 3.2.-SBOCC 3.-4'H::-.SON Bfaiaziw UVJ.go::.-zo :SEEESE Q3usauE'E. U, E 2 91 O D4 gi a Ss: O .2 'CE :egg 'Digg ua Eg: gf 94 as eu Or: 're Zn-U En-4 moo .go Hi-U :nz O-9 Q I-4 Q 0 VD A: wiasguugx I-11+-OA:--'lc sunrise:-'...::: Emomkfug 0o:,0 ' aaa:-N352 uiiimusc QBXQQSRQ was THOMAS CANFIELD, Director Curry, R. White, Mc Anderson, T. man, J pson, B. Erd TH ich, B. Tho T ROW: J. Hefty, M. Schmits, C. Lawson, N. Helm FIRS accompanist. J Odland, C. Johnson, V. Nerem, D. Clowes, J Bottin, A . McDonald, S v-4 FD 3 rd -E E CD L5 untley, May, D. Nelson, C. H iksen, L. Schipull, M. Berkenes, M. land, J. Henr VC COND ROW: E. H0 SE mke, P. Ogan. K. Hebner, K. Hel Clowes, L. Waltz, D. G. Nerem, I Huntley, C. Huntley, B. Engstrom, M. Huschka, THIRD ROW: K. Emmert, D. Hansen, C. Hesse, D. McCurry, Veldhouse, N. Hesse. Schmirs, L. M. H. Trask, D. Eekhoff, M. Bosworth, Eekhof f, S. Palmer, A. Emmert, K. urry, D. Green, L. Hebner, R. Hoffman, cC RTH ROW: B. Hoveland, C. Nerem, M. M U FO an, R. Klasse, A. Anderson, T. Anderson, C. Boyer. Hoffm Nerem, T. Nerem, M. C. E. SUTTON DR. S. LLOYD SWANSON , 1 FIRST ROW: J. Henriksen, Accompanist, L. Schipull, M. Schmits, C. Hefley, C. Lawson, N Helmlch, S. Bosworth, C. Huntley, M. Huschka, J. Anderson, B. Erdman, B. Thompson, R. White, C. Arne, K. Hebner, Mr. Canfield. SECOND ROW: D. McCurry, B. Engstrom, C. Hesse, M. Berkenes, D. Welter, S. Lowe, B. Hamm, E. Hoveland, L. Waltz, R. Larson, J, Odland, J. Bottin, P. Dobbs, S. Woodley. THIRD ROW: D. Hansen, B. Hoveland, C. Nerem, K. Emmert, D. Clowes, V. Nerem, D. McCurry, D. Nelson, M. Schmlts, K. Helmke, M. May, D. Clowes, A. McDonald, L. Veld house. NOT PICTURED: Marlene Meyer, JoAnn Hoffman. 'gage' FIRST ROW: Mr. Canfield, C. Huntley, D. Green, D. Eekhoff, H. Trask, M. McCurry, C. Nerem,. T. Nerem, R. Klasse, N. Hesse, M, Bosworth, P. Ogan, V. Nerem, Accompanist. SECOND ROW: R. Tate, J. Huntley, R. Hoffman, L. Hebner, S. Palmer, K. Eekhoff, A. Emmert, M. Hoffman, T. Anderson, C. Boyer, A. Anderson, M. Mills. RENWICK WELDING SHOP WILBUR NISSEN AND COMPANY .44 I W. S O L O I S T S Left to right: Ron Klasse, Drumg Vicki Left to right: Vocal Nerem, Bass Clarinetg Ruth Larson, Flute: Marie Ann Schmits, Clair Nerem Janice Henriksen, Plano and Clarinetg Alice McDonald, French Horn. Miscellaneous Woodwind Clarinet Quartet Flute Quartet ...I We Flute Trio Woodwind Trio Girls' Trio Mixed Double Quartet Brass Sextet Drum Ensemble WALTZ INN W 81. H CO-OP OIL CO. V P Wiazckivzggmnd Pep Zane! l I I I The marching band performed at all the home football games, at the Mason City and Algona Band Festivals. and in the Homecoming Parade. The pep band was always at home games to support the basketball teams. On December 14, the concert band performed their annual Christmas concert. They also, during the year, played for a mid-winter, pre-contest, and two exchange concerts. The vocal groups performed six times during the yearg at a Christmas concert, a mid-winter recital, pre-contest recital, large group contest, and two exchange concerts Mr. Canfield, and Mr. Baessler have also been kept very busy supplying musical groups for class plays, church programs, and other such activities. This has been a very successful year for both instrumental and vocal music. A11 four groups - band, mixed chorus, boys' chorus, and girls' chorus, at large group con- test, received three division I ratings. This is a record never before obtained by Boone Valley and one in which both students and directors should be proud. EAGLE BOWL LYLE'S MOBIL SERVICE FIRST ROW: Mr. Knapp. V. Nerem, R. Larson. J. Kraft, K. Emmett, B. Engstrom. D. Clowes R. White. SECOND ROW: N. Helmich, C. Huntley, L. Waltz, C. Nerem, M. May. J. Henriksen, K. Hebner. THIRD ROW: B. Thompson, J. Anderson. P. Dobbs, J. Odland. D. Clowes, L. Schipull, D. McCurry. J. Hoffman. S. Lowe, B. Hamm. NOT PICTUREDg C. Lawson, D. Rapp, C. Boyer, J. Nelson. BOBCAT TALES EDITOR - Ierilyn Kraft ASSOCIATE EDITOR - Ruth Larson BOBCAT SCRA TCHES EDITOR - Kathie Emmett ASSOCIATE EDITOR - Betty Engstrom MUSIC EDITOR - Roxie White SPORTS EDITOR - Dawn Clowes RENWICK LAUNDROMAT GOETTSCH INSURANCE Speecd FIRST ROW: R. White. S. Bosworth. D. McCurry, V. Nerern. C. Hesse. A. McDonald, Mrs Jensen. SECOND ROW: G. Smith. C. Lawson, B. Hamm. J. Kraft. D. Hansen, R. Larson. THIRD ROW: M. Huschka. D. McCurry, C. Johnson, J. Hefty. D. Clowes. 7. 114. FIRST ROW: K. Emmert, I. Kraft, N. Helmich. Treas., Mrs. Rossman, J. Hefty. Pres., G. Smith. Sec.. R. White. SECOND ROW: S. Bosworth, C. Arne, B. Hoveland, D. Clowes, L. Veldhouse, M. Schmits, D. Nelson, B. Engstrom. THIRD ROW: A. McDonald, P. Riley, P. Richards. C. Hesse. D. McCurry, M. Meyer. NOT PICTURED: Carol Ann Johnson. V. -Pres. PIONEER CHEESE FACTORY ' EARNEST MACHA PRESIDENT RUH Klasse The Student Council consists of eleven members and an advisorg one representative from each class and each extracurricular organization. The Student Council has the privilege to consider and recommend school procedures. Each student can contact one of the eleven representatives about any matter that needs attention. It is then brought to the attention of the entire council by the representative and the matter is considered by the council with the help of the advisor. The Student Council offers an excellent way to help the school function orderly and in a manner de- sirable for learning. It is the government of the stu- dent, bythe student, and for the student. SEATEDg N. I-Ielmich, G. Smith, R. Tate, Vice-Presidentg R. Klasse, Presidentg D. Clowes, SCCI6I3l'y Tl'68.Sl.1!eIg T. NSICITI. STANDING: Mr. Movick, Advisorg B. I-loveland. M. Schmits, I. Bottin, K. Eekhoff. NOT PICTURED: Carol Ann Johnson. EDITOR ------- ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER MUSIC EDITOR ' - SPORTS EDITOR ' ' ADVERTISING SALES ANNUAL SALES - - - PHOTOGRAPHERS - ' 5545! PEOPLE'S CAFE LAWSON HARDWARE ' - Joyce Hefty - ' Kathie Emmert - ' Ron Klasse - Glenda Smith Alice McDonald - - Clair Nerem Dave Clowes Don Kelling Reggie Tate ' Carol Arne Dawn Clowes - -Terry Nerem Jim Anderson W JAMES SUNDRIES ARNE MOTOR SALES The Junior Class presented You're Telling Me, a three-act comedy on November 5, 1961. The play was directed by Mrs. Jensen. Bill Andrews - - Jerry Andrews - - Donna Andrews - Professor Andrews Dick Mallon - - - Ioan Mayberry - - Beth Robinson - - Joe Alcott - - - - Izzy ------- - - -I -u -- - - ' PHIL HEFTY ' 'DIANNE NELSON ' ' 'CAROL JOHNSON MARVIN HOFFMAN ' ' ELLIS MACHA ' ' CAROL HESSE MARILYN SCHMITS - - LARRY HEBNER BETTY ENGSTROM This light-hearted comedy revolves around star-gazing Professor Andrews who impresses his lovely daughter to such an extent that she turns down a ro- mance with a baseball hero for a career in astronomy. Although there are the usual misunderstandings, with aid from sa sister, a brother. and a neighbor, all ends well. ROSEBERRY IMPLEMENT SEGAR GROCERY Page The Senior Class presented three one-act plays on April 17 1962. Th ays were directed by MR. KNAPP. THE SALVATION OF LONNIE MCCAIN A Modern Comedy Donald Young - - - - - -STEVE PACKARD Lucretia Finley ---- - -DAWN CLOWES Montgomery Cubeul - - ---- RON KLASSE Sick Girl ------- - - NANCY HELMICH Christopher Wooly - - - - - CLAIR NEREM Lonnie McCain ---- - -REGGIE TATE Custodian ----- - - GARRY NEREM Office Helper - - - - CAROL ARNE Student ----- - -KATHIE EMMERT Student ---- - - ALICE MCDONALD Student - - ' SHARON BOSWORTH THE MONKEY'S PAW A Drama Mr- White ----------- - - - DON KELLING MIS- White - - - -JOYCE HEFTY Herbert ---- - - - KEN EEKHOFF The sergeant - - - - GALEN ENGSTROM Sampson - - - ---- TERRY NEREM THE TRYSTING PLACE A Romantic Comedy Mrs. Curtis - - - Lancelot Briggs - Mrs. Briggs - - - Jessie Briggs - - Rupert Smith - - Mr. Ingoldsby - - Mysterious Voice - ' IERI KRAFT DAVE CLOWES -ROXIE WHITE GLENDA SMITH HARLAN FISHER - - -DENNIS MAY I IM ANDERSON hp? Exploring Salisbury House and Grotmds Picnicking at Greenwood Park Traveling through Waiting outside the Register Des Moines and Tribune NORTH CENTRAL LIVESTOCK CO. KENEFICK'S PHARMACY. Eagle Grove '- '?uw FANTASY OF THE SEA Master of Ceremonies - CHUCK DOBBS Welcome ---------- - - MARV HOFFMAN Response - - - - CLAIR NEREM Vocal Solo - - - - -MONTE MCCURRY Class Prophecy - - - - CAROL ANN JOHNSON Class Will - - - - ' IERILYN KRAFT Vocal Selection - - - ' GIRLS' TRIO Humorous Reading - - - ' MARILYN SCHMITS P. H. SADLER DR. MaCDONALD'S VITAMIZED FEED, HOWARD DASCH - General Trucking 1-iwafwl CITIZENSHIP AWARD - Clair Nerem SC HOLARSHIPS Kathleen Emmert Jerilyn Kraft Clair Nerem Roxie White Quick, to the water fountain! . . 'S Q A? 'NMC NE QS' I if ak QA! QQ v 9 'xg QS N N 5 if ik 5 A N N I S K qi 5 is l , 1 I I . an Q,,,, fgfiggh ' Q QQ Aiwa she Go, Dave! ilooking for Something? ' 1 Ooh, That Smarts! lt.- 1.,.4- ......l,- I, n-nmi Pfrnnn! ,f . -'-. . 1 --A :v w - ., V .. 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