Brooklyn High School - Echoes (Brooklyn, IA)

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First Row: Cleft to rightbz Larry Roth, Tommy Ryan, James Ryan, Robert Johnston, Phillip Ry- an, Thelma Carter, Eunice Audas, Henry Price. Second Row: Alice Conger, Annie Peak, George Danovski, Steve Orsborn, Janice Cronk, Bill Montgomery, Miss Dunn. Third Row: Charles Hansen, Edward Kuntz, Marilyn Manatt, Dorothy Ostrom, Bob Mowrey, Nor- ma Carter, Betty Mowrey. Absent: Billy Lippincott, Mary Jane Reida. JUNIOR I-IIGI-I First Row: Cleft to rightb: Jimmy Murphy, Denny Belland, Roger McLain, Barbara Courtney, Dolores Roudabush, Gayle Gross, Dona Patten. Second Row: Jane Anthony, Shirley Taylor, Harriett Byerly, Marilyn Wagner, Marilyn Barber, Miss Adamson. Third Row: Wallace Rhinehart, Colleen Falls, Betty Griffen, Beverly Bentzinger, Dick Armstrong . r... . . ..,,i ,I ., kid, .,,,,.,, Page Fifteen

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FRESI-IMAN CLASS First Row: Cleft to righth: Richard McLain, Sam Belland, Maynard Saylor, Bruce Mitchell, Duane Roudabush, Clarence Cornelius, Max Clayton. Second Row: Alverda Goodrich, Beverly Dale. Shirley Patten, Charlene Prusha, Marie Force. Thelma Crider, Frances Lievens, Agnes Gallagher, Grace Ecklund, Neoma Kriegel, Evelyn Hall. Third Row: Dorothy Beem, Lona Layer, Rita Himschoot, Ralph Willett, Charlotte Douglas, Mar- garet DeLoof, Joyce Maschman, Dorothy Vogel, Darlene Paul, Mary Sue Rigdon, Buster Reida, Mrs. Montgomery, sponsor. Fourth Row: Norma Roth, Richard Douglas, Raymond Cadden, James Rhinehart, Don Brannian, Raymond Channel, Bob Cram, Bob Evans, Paul Himschoot, Joseph Collum, Doris Hawkins. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President ,.... ..................................... R ichard McLain Vice-President .... Mary Sue Rigdon Secretary ...... .... S hirley Patten Treasurer ........................ Evelyn Hall Student Council and Echo Staff .... .......... B ruce Mitchell Sponsor .........,.............. .. Mrs. E. L. Montgomery The freshman class, consisting of thirty-nine pupils, is the largest in high school. Twenty-two are girls and seventeen are boys. Fifteen or sixteen pupils' names usually appear on the honor roll each six weeks from the freshman class. The class had charge of the entertainment for one school dance. The freshman girls won the girls' class series While the boys had to settle for runner-up of the boys, division. The teams were coached by Delmar Ford. The trophies were made by the Industrial Arts class and presented in the as- sembly. Page Fourteen

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Fi1'St ROW2 Danny Billifrk, Betty Johnston, Nancy Richman, Jane Stirniman, Lucile Crider, Car- ol Bunn, Donna Roudabush. Second Row: Dona Carter, Willis Freese, Marlene Wheeler, Harold Hiner, Alice Billick, Ronald Niemann, Max Mcllrath, Miss Tappen. Third Row: Cleft to rightbz Acquin Ryan, Barbara Brimmer, Wanda Roudabush, John McMullin. Harvey Caddell, Terry McGeorge. FIFTH and SIXTH First Row: fleft to rightbz Eugene Wheeler, Colleen Reida, Barbara Johnston, Richard Rhine- hart, Barbara Willett, Anita Manatt, Eddie Patten, Miss Hensley. Second Row: Raymond Mullin, Jimmie Doonan, Mary Duffus, Janice McMul1in, Eleanor Severe, Lewis Goodrich. Third Row: Walter Ostrom, Max Taylor, Doris Heishman, Don McGeorge, Carolyn Armstrong. Don Audas, Laverne O'Halloran. Page Sixteen