Burlington Community High School - Pathfinder Yearbook (Burlington, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

1 ' f' 1 3 L ' X ' L f P' I v , G3 I I , I 1 I Mt' f ' I I nf 1 I I I g L V 4 ' , 1 f b 4 1 3 r' 4: L I D f ,V 1 I J Ji yo I . . ff ,L P 4 If D r L, u x I f N L 1 fl Q 1 Q '3 :K X 1 ' -Eg. we '. .ggfis - 'ri-434 s . f s. Q Q-1' P . . O I 9 ,it , , H rx x... ' H -'1 gflfkn , 11 P' .x,:.,g. ' . . L. ...p '-5 w x 7 Q... ,1- . W5 , . wa l' .Q A ' ,. 1 ,,V , t Y . 1 ,ww - mm, xWk.'v 4 , xii. Llc QL, 1 Lf: C -J QQ? gigs Oar -WY QIQIQIQIQYAYQYJQI as I N af, 5-51 T'-s .- - - V1 --'we' 'N . 5 ,N f' f- V . N H sf Jw JJ 1 xx' S l l:tgU C 'rf ,f ,w. 3 in 4,5- 'sbs ewrsfw v. , P e ents '- '1--5i.1At+Yi r ,U 3' , of .56 Paffwhder Staff 00000 .,. , I - x 3 I ' 1! J, , 1: 'Y ' , , Q- , 1 I I , lu v,1.1,lfi f -Aff'-.-159,-.f ' ,bfi-.IA I i 1 , f-Yflffmr fi 455' , 5'-5 '5?fT A 'li ' ' ,-1:44-.,,'aav1 f f if , -,,, :ffaw if E Q. L-'L ' ' ' ' r ' 4 -A . ' - if--'Q' ' 392' ' , ' ,,,rm,zr ,f,f -' , ' 1' -if ' i'52'3:. . , , if ,sf nxt - f. X 6, Y f u'-:-Qt:,- . , 1' ' L.f'f..- ,z,1f,' , f my M ,,,-I. -A f,,3f-.,9,-- .ug Y .- ' QQ ...x 4 155, , Q-ji -V',-gF,A-vN4- v-aryl, -. , 5' ,, ... ' ' ' ' ' QT. 'ef 713' ,jf E3 , ,C-if . : - , -- A, ,,,,5,. zz- fselg 1' . ug 1 1' - F q' , -f x ,LGT rf. 'V ' -1: xp- ' - '-.' M fer'-.1 ff , .ay - . . l 1 1-udjqf., .M ' +A ' .- , . . fiimii' 4' gf ' 12-21: Q . , A w 1 ,L X - -'. L- 1. . A . rf- 1 , '- ' 1 V - J . .1 -.52 ' - : 1 :'x::.TLf:f.Inmf.g , -Q.-'gr-. f 7g 1 - V-f,- M-f'-3-1 1 A-V V ,, , 'J ' -V -' J A - - 'Y ' Y ' X XX XR ,XZ x xx X x' 'N X X X f Q , . ya, ,T , 1 w 3, . J Y. Q 4 H I . r L w AA , S ,,-. Ax, 4 , ,,,, . .W , ' fx. - w , . .. 4 ,-..f , . 1 ,. , sq., , ..,.,M xv M. P .1 r- vu-: b :fH.:'5i'QF . .w , .. 'rf' 12'--' f -4-..N-.----..-.....-.-..-,.---.,.- .-..,,.,..,.4...,-.-...-W H--A 1, we .- fr V ' ' J U 1' F-M, ,v 'V W . w nfl. f ' ff V 1 L f , - zz W, I 1 , 5 1-' fl , A I-I ' 11 ' -2 A A I 1 H ,H II ' , '1 V uf' 1 ' 2 Q lf 3 V 51-f 1 A' K 1 H.-ll ,A if.-41? ' s 1 xt 1 Q, fp-Rf - . 3 1 fg .- 55 ' I Q V ' ' I 2 1 n lf 2 . X 3 W. . 1 ' 2 ',x ' 5 bb! jr. ,. 1' , JJ E 9 E up w V ' .9 1 s 1 Q I Q . Q s I 9 5 I 'N ' , 1161: qw, ' 4 u.y:.L4,L.f.! . 5 of - 5 '3-.wfa:55.g':aZ'.1'g4. 'N-H. ,N .Agetq-IQLZLL b , ,-,-, ,W , . ,..,.,, , , , 5 1 L ! Q 4 I S E p i af : ', 5 1' 1. i ? 5 2 E . i A 5 f . , A 5 f S 3 1 ? ff , , Q ,f . ! , - TZ' ,1 A sf 'E-'5Qffi1Q'11I3Qis1lif?7'VL ' V' , . f Ha----':1il'E21., ' Y -'vie f'?' , A ' ' f'f' 'fWh'i iff?n ffif i '-f'f-'535577512-M' U 'l 5 ' 0 1:35375 f 1 'G.FTi 'Tf 'H TL JW -P W 0 1wE J?wmf2Hr3y 'fw3'sf- h -A ' - , auf!! ! .L Am -i:,,g1 1.': 4 :., :J ' f ,1, I 'S' ,f ' ,1.:.,.v.-., . ' . ' P1 34 4' N --fwfi, 1 - ,,,,,QfX in-an-ggi.: 4 . v- , ' ' Y R . ,V .. f- g . - 'f ' .K . , A-A ,-,..,f.,-- ....vn.. , - V I. -A , . . A JIJQYM3 SX Ipk'j'1.-'- 'fd . , lf ...V , -Nm4g5Q:p,,f4 X - ,, X A N' . I 1 M ,. .. .. ,.S,,..Q. Q wggm W K X -, f ,Q 2-.egg-' . K -g5.e,J9gQ:1Nw,gx,-QJN . sg A K K , . ..,,1 - ' fzfigfswwv Q ..b- x , - ' fs' . ..., . X - -ziivffs' x -X A fs ai, ,.I 'A 'fwiggfl . ,,,,X,...x.-f ff ff ff , X, 1 , H J X ,Q 5 , if ' 5 gi 3? f ' Q 'rfgg Q :z:z31Q ' t K' ' Qfiiiff 3 'A I fir? ' . - M ,lain K - , , - v N ,vm .5 43, 4 sv K K in xx M .. ' ,J ng K X Q X 77 . ,i N555 'hi ' 3: L ,x..x r K ' ' if X, 5 it .x-L. ,L,X,,,,,.,.x,.,..W , ,N , - - 4 'W if 1 SS - 1 -1 . ,W ' 1 ' ya' www Em QE ' ' I QQ ,gdb QNX . ,. A I, f , I f s 3 Q. N 2:3 V f 9 J in I ' V1 . 4, QQ ,jg Q A I. 'lm3'.551x 1 Fi ' , JJ, AL., N g., ' r SAL.. , ,ix A . 5 1-,' L Q . 4 . x QIBN :f xc , fix Y isle' kr ', X . 1 N U ' 'i X lx ' . 'Q HU QQ .-wg A , h ,f X s. F Q - . I u 4 A L 1- 1. , ,. , 1 ' 4 4 'N' 3 , , ' r ' ' L' - . 1 ' b iw' I ,- 1. ' H - '. . I t H 1 l Q Qi ' fs! , A, ,,. CNE . - :-H' .. '-,LE -of - . ,::,:'1'rEr. ,.-.:5,:..:- . y,,.,, , , . . v X, , -, ,F-:.,':--.1-.g..-: .z. ,-,.:,,:-,1--:,,,, .,, -:::- -r ' ,. , . .9 .wins Y .-: K .w.,. .x ..5u.--g.-gx.-- L-r, , :.,,1.iL:-Xia.. M. .-,'1.o.uf..d9 M.. - t'-r z-11,4--h - .1-. A-.-.t,.--.M n. . --4. ' ' f Lic: I M , , , .. '.-g.,:g,,:,4,-- - . . . 'A-. - an-.1 . Wig.. V -aqf.-3.-3,5235 .5 ' -' -E. 55,3-:5-5g:5gEi A ' - - - Q' i f1'i i - -wife. . we .... at , , .g-'aiiag-f+'L' A t.'.-xmzggf - .:zeaim!Q+wf-19 it , , .5234-. fi: f . ':fs.'-N25 ' 1952 -' ' U12 Ei? 1 . .... V 3 Kiwi. I, ' -'fL?3??'f'?23 4353551755 ' 1 Tifgfgfiffh . .- 2H?E C 5sf53:i 7 ' 5 Mi, ...-.- - in ,-wi, f '4..:.:r:Qt i 1- ' 'Af-ct'1i'5Pa+21: E E' tr- ' ' . wr :- r ' ., . 'Y f !i1i 5f3Ee?fiirZ.'f , , ., ,e t345kN 'f31'- - M Ein? ,. .-iff-f:v'1f -Q.. 1 iii? . .. . .1 if. P1 ' ' ' . A y I 'f:51y22,hn',Jfie J!-JL , ,- . .,., .. ' v f . :ag A ' . , as , --,.,,,:::'4-v-gy -. -,,v.-,-f.:.--:.-.- .. . --X-Q.:-.-fag, A-4 .... '---- Y-.M - .-1 b 'A -. -- ' ' ' ' ..., f.-'gf 'A ' ,, ' ' ' :za-,.,ass1f1gt,,,. . gli -41,4 ,.'., ii -13i':P1'fiL1-GBT E Q.- I 32- .- - :Hi-nkiiiilff ,. 5 5 ...4 r ' FN l To the class of l956: A gg, For the past three years we have been cast members ' l A-M ,, , HH ,T .,- r.:...1.-.-....n . ..', N ..,....,.. of a very successful play, High School Days . ihe play - t3r?55!:.,21 ' 5 A has been a success because we have worked together to ' make it so. As the curtain rose on our sophomore year, we were uncertain, undecided about many things. Since that time, however, ir many factors have aided in making us more mature young people with definite plans for the future. Classes, teachers, and counselors have all played their parts. Our play has had variety, and we've had wonderful times together at class parties, Homecoming, sporting events and many other activities. Before the curtain falls, one scene is yet to be enacted ..... graduation. From here. as the lights dim, we will enter onto a new, wider stage ..... the stage of life. May each of you find great success there! N 'Um X Dr. Millard Z. Pond I I Of Um ? ' Executive director of this production is Dr. Millard Z. Pond, Superintendent of the Burlington school system. His duties as head administrator for the schools are many, including planning for the future of the system, the interviewing and hiring of new teachers and planning the school budget. Dr. Pond is interested in all school activities and participates in or attends many of them. Former BHS principal, Dr. Harry W. Kingham, as Director of Secondary Education, has the job of co- ordinating the curriculum of the secondary schools. He fills a new position this year and has the re- sponsibility of setting up the duties of his job. Many cities are making this change to help improve their educational systems. Filling the important position of BHS principal is Mr. Leroy F. Pease who can be seen at all school activi- ties and is well known in the community. After being vice-principal for many years, Mr. Pease is 'vw' 1 , W. W W. ff 'f ' 'iw Dr. Harry Kinqhom well qualified to serve as principal, a position he assumed this year. ln addition to supervising stu- dent activities and his other duties, Mr. Pease was responsible for successful experiments with new hall regulations and the new time schedule. Mr. Leroy Pease Bacher. Paul, B.A., MS. Chemistry Bauercampor. Bernice, BA. Yfnqlisli Blank. Vernon. BS. World Community, Swimminrg Crzavli Burrowl. Earl. HS. Business F'illl'tlllUll Bushnell. Lowell. HS. fiytr-fwli, Drrirliritivs Cardle. Margaret. HA., MA. lillfllllill l.itorrxtum Carter. Grover. HS. liiolm 1 y Cheadle. Overton. HA. llrivr-I Vlrltllfllilul, Bciskc-tlwall Coawli, ffoiiiisv-lirifi Cornish. Mary, BS, l'l1y:s1f'r1I lxiliwatioru Crilley. Katherine. HA. tliufly llall Supfzrvisor Cromwell. Esther, HA. l.ritm Deininqer. Iames. li.M.lI., MM, A Cffigfpf-llfi, Mixml Cflioius Dodds. Cliiiord. HA., M.A. World ffommumty, Aiiiwrivrin Prfzlvlmiis, f1turl4-nl Cfounwil Advisor Dunn. Gladys. HA., MA. l.ilirriry fi4'li'Il4'1f, Liliraritin Ebner, Lyle. tif-3. Aiilvrivari llisloty, Wrcstlirifr Cc Engle. Arthur lwlustrirrl Arts iavli Qu I I . f f-hmzfmz ' ' Robert E. Lucas, Assistant to the Principal. Mr. Robert Lucas, as assistant to the principal, has a wide range of activities filling his day, including student guidance, health, discipline, and attendance matters, as well as the adiust- ment of students schedules. Mr. Lucas, along with Mr. Pease, is responsible tor planning many important school functions. ln addition, he is a teacher ol mechanical drawing. 74dl4ZfQ Q yn: -Hz. rf ua, t, is is Ns X 'Q gi s Q fs-Q acuity Forbes. Milton. BA., MA. Biology Fretz. Thad. BS. Printing Griesel. Catherine. BA., MA. Speech, Iournalism I-laberichter. Lloyd. BS. Coaching, Physical Education Hamilton. Marion. BA., M.A. French, Spanish Haskell. fonan. B.A., MA. American Problems Hohlen. May. B.F.A., M.A. Fine and Applied Arts Howe. Helen. B.A., M.A. American History, Counseling lacobson. Marion. B.A. English, Paihfinder Advisor Iohannsen. Carl. B.A., M.A. Physical Education, Athletic Ccach Kamphoefner. Fred. B.A., M.A. American Problems, American History Klisart. Luke. B .A. Distributive Education, Salesrnanship, Distributive Practices, Personal Fyping, Business Law Q. W. 9 . Pt is ,... Q ' .Af Yi 33' Eff .. X ' I U '-'- if A 1 .X , i s in E xx Air F251 .A y sf J ,N 15, , ,,. W. K '- f' 'fi' 1 J.-2-I ' tthqnf ' K' I it .. 'll -f -us. X X L 'X aw Y if ii fl t .Wild we 5 Se Qi it is Y Fri Q 'fs- 'i. .. --' E WAV H5 mln-in 5 '- -sf Y Korilla. Mildred Textbook Librarian Kroeger, Alma. B.A., MA. Counseling Leake. Harry. B.A., M.A. Director of Industrial Education Lolz. Edwin. BA., M.S. Biology Lowther. Anna Mae. BA. English, Social Studies McKinney. Virginia. BS. Physical Education Melzian. Ruth. B.A., M.A. English Meuler. Milton. B.S., M.S. Mechanical Drawing, Counseling Olson. Iohn Vocaiional Welding Padovan. Virginia. B.S.C., M.A. Typing, Shorthand, Counseling Park. Edward. BSC., M.A. Bookkeeping Patrick. lohn. B.S. Audio-Visual Co-ordinator, lndustrial Arts, Assistant Basketball Coach l lin.. SW 1 e 4. Smith. Ellen. HH, M Il. Wfirlfl Chimnivinity, fIfiul1:1fl1li'1 Smith. Fred. HJ, M11 Wrlfwflrslllwyi Strand. Vivian. HA., M A, MVllll lll'lll4'Ii Strausor, Reverand E. William. lhlilf- lluatftry Tackleson. Harold, HA. ltrffllmll flifrli, Mfxtlll-tn11t1f':a Trowbridge. Vernon, llfl, Mil. Mrxtlir-iwxttws Van Hulzen. William. HA., M.l4.. llfmkkr-rlgiiiifq, ffl'-rl' al llf'f ir'.:, White. Wilfred. ll A., M.A. l'luy-'iff' Wright. Maurice. HA., l!l.M. Pllllfl lim-f'tfwr Yos. David. lffl., lfl.l'. liwlwqy, Al'lf'lfll 7wflfa Paule. Laurine. HA. Enqlish Powell. Dorothy, BS., M.A, Fnqlisli Recktenwald, Charles, BA. Ainorivan Prohlmns, American History Riepe, Mary. B.A., MA. Homo Manaqomont, Foods Robichaud. Marcel. BA., MA Lanquaqos Roslyn. Muydine. BS. Foods, Cafeteria Manaqer Salyers. Joseph. B.F.A. Speech Samons. Emily. B.A., M.A. Enqlish, Reading Scarlett. Dorothy. B.S, Advanced Clothlnq, Tailorn Schmoker. Kenneth. B.A. Mechanical Drawinq, Physical Education Schmoker, Maedel, BS. Advonved Typino, Arlvmivotl Shorthand, Office Traininfl Siebers. William. B.M., M,M. Orvhestra Dlrevtor in Wading gehhd 74e Scenea Wen . . . Mrs. Margaret Klein, Secretary to Mr. Pease, keeps financial records for clubs and various school organizations along with her many other duties. Mrs. Louise Casper, the Registrar, sends transcripts to various schools and colleges as well as acting Secretary to Dr. Kingham. Mrs. Heath, high school nurse, and Mrs. Blaufuss, Housernother, take care of the health of BHS students. Mrs. Marian Gulick, former textbook librarian and now Secretary to Mr. Lucas, is in charge of the rnain office and the office girls. The cooks prepare the food served in the cafeteria under the direction of Mrs. Madine Roslyn. Mrs. Margaret Klein acts as secretary to Mr. Pease. The high school Regis- trar is Mrs. Louise Casper. Taking care of the aches and pains of BHS was Mrs. Martha Heath and Mrs. Helen Mom Blaufuss. Taking care of the hungry stomachs of BHS students was i f the iob of the cooks. iw., In charge of the main office is Mrs. Marian Gulick. X X - NSW rl AI1fIfrg.'fr,,VM-xxlv-:. XX' typicgcxl AIIIUUCIFIII Problem, who lost Count? Aludffxswfxx, M1131 Amr Amfwld, i xmlyn Ayvr, Hf-I-'1. Bflhh, Illfmxf ,un lim, Hwxw 1, H-ull. 'li Wwllafxm IM-'x::.:., Hwh Iwi H1 fbirxmrw, I? 'iw-rY Rfxdvll,IIdwL1ldg Hfwxn, Hruluwxi. w Hvfw mf-, Imrlmxx IC'-,L Uwxru 111 Ia' nr! 2 M-:VJ In-t Hwnlz xx! H1-Uv, Hvf11I1nI1,Gf1ry, Hvlxxxfflk Psxllwlrx. 'R fa '55 fin V ' ' 1 A 1,: ' I Q f N . ', -: : .A 5 R, my if f 4: GQ an W' 8 'K rw X X - X uw .: :xg Q' 5 i .... Y wi' Bennett, Sherrm X Bertram, Luvfern Bohlen, Lors Booten, Allen Borden, Mzldrfed Brenneke, llfivld While the girls talked .... Bresser, Kohn Brooks, Peqqy S Prawn, loyce Brunk, Rosemary Top Row: Brust, Mrchuelg Cunheld, Larry, Buhmeyer, Douqlusg Cm-specke-n, Duvxd. Bottom Row: Chestnut, Donuldg Chomyclcx, Alexander, Chrrstensen, Coleman, Kay. tnYS Curlscn, Lfrvcmno: Curfentn-r, lmrryg Nfrncyy Clurk, Eleanor: Cohrvrm, Indy: Nnlit. NAA X ,QQ A .mn 1, ff11IIw11, 111131 T C1111l11,11111' YW 1 x 1:1,,,,,1-1, 1111- boys sztrnwvd it KXVVKIYI Stars N11 11111111 111115y,fl1111i11,l'1111',',VI111fy,1 1' 1 H .1-1:1117 111. 1'111, I111,' .u1.., f1w.11 KW111 1 I111Iy f,f111111fi, I1.f1 Cmlvy, Gw1111rI11Iy11 4,c111111111, V111111111 C1111-11, T1-11y LI1111111, 1111111 411511, I11 111111 1111-1:.1111, J1 ' .1111'1l1, S11111i111g lF11v1:1, M111,ly11 1111 w- 1, I'111:'1Yf ff1iw111df:,11111111111 IIll11u1,P11v111ly 1 1 A- ' ,Q-'M' '5 1 X - 0' Ag ,anfii ill A 1 ,Q-gp WEMXF- AE: f -' .., .gfg x 1 Q Q. ff? 1 Q11 Y '35 SLM S5 3 4 'fig X X5 Q Q cs 1, , 5 E3 NE X FX Lf L' K. Ni . r f K, mg, ,,.,. 1 -qv , X. 5. W -,. L :. m :., , , X new Enqebretson, Dfenmfs Erick sun, Bonnie Errckson, Gfxry Friar, Ierry Fxsher, Eormro Frtterer, Io Arm Folker, Norman Frerifrq, Carolyn While Peggy sneczked out of Chemrstry for or n afternoon snack . . . Freylinq, Iohn Fruehlinq, Larry 'Top Row: Fry, Ioyceg FYIICIUISI, Iudrthg Grrbrrel, Hrchurdg Grrley, Fredq Crum I 1 B udmrr Bottom Row: Gorman, Roberto: Gibbs, Donna: Grllespre, Putrrcrog Goble, Ronald Goodbur Mcrry Gordon W 'Ei-. E 2 f is ,. , Y, J l .sw -Qi F A fe r EZ: I zbl IZT, V I '-,. - E, ,. Vzglv Q r ' 1 4- A 111-11111111, 1111101115: 1.111111 :J 1111'y 1111111111 VV 111111111 C1111111, 1N1.v1- H111'k1111111, Sllxnu 1111l111111, S1111d111 N 1 'Qi ,. T. v k flllf hir: 'TOWN hooks c1wf1y for tho duyl .'.1.1.111111, 5111111111 YI :111'1l11, 150111111 v- 4 .N xx N N X y I 1 x N R xi ,. Q Q H11!111, 1511111111 H-1111, I.1111y ww 111, M117 111111, 1111-11-111 H111111111111 1211111 1' H 11111111-1, H1-1111 'i11'1111'1 V1r111'111' H11rr1::, I111'k. 1 Huw' 3 6 J 111111, M1111 1, H111. 111, 1'11111':1g H11 fx, 1.11111 H1-1141111'k::1111, H1111-1111, H1'::1111, t'111c11y11g H1ll, 111ly11K11y. Ci 6' J - E Q S' ,SX 5 fy xx F1 k as gf' 4 1 A .4'Z3i1f?fif 1 n Q Q Q. G' w . is 4.5: QS X v- S- 'X 1 ,Q X I! . Nw 2 X ,v L 1 SQ Ns + Q 1 if ,,A. xg bi Q if ,fr Hofmann, Borborr: H Howe, Ccrrol unqer. Sherry Hurs9Y, fine? Sandy carried towels , Huston, Susmx Ireland, G 1ry Idcobs, Cldrd Iocobson, Lmdw Top Row: ' -- ' Fl 'lotto Iohnson, ludltllg Iohnson Idnssen, Delores, leii1oy,De1oms, Iohnson, ,mx , Bottom Row: Iohnson, Robert, Iones, Mary, Iones, Nancy, Kennedy, Sharon, Kennedy, 131111111 Krni Ianni-2 A fwwi ,.r,..,,,A Z in , .H Q in A an sf A .,. Gifs' -5,11 . .' ,, VR 1-M if Q 41 ix y ..- qw vi Q- n- E lmwrg, ,,,, M. ,. Vg Z Q 0 is jp? 1 b , Q , M b , is .. , , - Kerri, Iocxunv Kerr, Mnrvm Kwfftx 1, Sully Klmlmfl, Fhillwzs but Harb fmd Sue did the office work. Kxxhy, Lurry Klrkpcltnck, Max Kmqixt, Wllllum Kobus, Wlllmm Huw: Kulp, Iucinthp Kufzh-1, 'T'hrm1f1:,7 Iwmmlufxl mu, K-xmvlmv, Imxmb, Nrvnvyg hmdsss, Vcmnwg Lcivmv, Hlchrlrfi nn Huw: I.:-ukff, fhxmhfr, I.wHl:-I, I1-rxyg In-xdxq, Hmxvddg IJ-wls, Uxnrwy Lowxs, Sully: Lmkm, Lnrry. ' 9 ,':'. A ,ff 'ef' x W hx x X . 1 X . X 5 R xg gig J x - . if-f - N s Xl' E Logan, Ellen Lohmann, Carl Lucas, Richard Lundqren, Iohn Vtfhen teachers piled it on ...... t Mahalic, Marilyn Martin, Donald S llll S Mathias, Larry Mattson, David 'lop Row: Maxwell, Rodney, Mellinqer, Lorettag Meyer, Carl, Mxller, Carolyn, Miller, Frances, Mohme, Iayr Bottom Row: Morgan, loan, Morse, Dorothy, Moses, Roberta, Mower, Beverly, Murphy, Lmtony McCa1n, Shu-le mnmmwwf , ln , R dx wt- s.1 -. z le.-.s'u.uvss,fA.N,.Lf.7A1 6 we piled it up! McCannon, Wayne MCClurq, Larry McConnell, Ted MCKGSSOX1, Mary McKee, Walter Nelson, Edward Nelson, Elizabeth Nelson, Iudy law: l l!1f'1l, M'UllYl1f N'??9lllfi, Mfuy Loup Nlnihols, Carrnenp Ockerl, Wllllfllllf Odell, Charlnsg Oetken, Donald, n Huw: DH, lfmf-I: Ozzlvvxvk, Mfxrrrlay Osshfxrnv-, lohng Orzsian, IoAnnp Owens, Lmdag Pnrlsh, Ion. vs:- Q 35 , 41. F U 9' 9 . .35 K fx x Q X SJN: 9 + x Q' x 4- si 'S li x , X Q1 1 - wif Yu -: Wx 1, -CS X? xr t Dfw mi , Y- Q vm rr te X J? wifi WA H' , H.-A 5 :ig 1 X :Z , M ' : X xx f Parry, Irxmes Patterson, Karen Pearson, Iudith Penrose, Linda Iudy spent her time talking to them cmd . . . Petersen, Larry Peterson, Mcxrtlyr. S S Ptcxdenhcuer, Phyllxs Ptstortus, Leqtu Top ROW: Pttzer, Iterlrtettclg Pohl, Ftedj Pmsctt, Cftmrles, Pmssul, Itlvkg Pauley, I.t1t11fx, Puvvt-1, Iftlwfuri. Bottom Row: Rem, Ierryy Renmnqer, Lester, Rhemschmtdt, Larry, Rtchrxrd, Sandro, Rtchte, Grtnldtrmy Ftxvks ttt , my sg. mmf, 5 W, ls. ,get f. av -mx If 'UE 1 Vicuy, Elcxine, cmd Ncmcy went after them! Huw, Huw-, Hun 11 fm Nw 7' nlzzmllxll, .whnrwxly ., lnlrxf4, fl'-ri, EwI1lmcit,C,f1rlc1' E P1 is 1 :Ig Hvxthwxlfwlci, W--ndf-lg Rynmlt, Sully, Smxthruff, Iohng Scxvflqe R1hE'Ikd, Mmqvry Rxqqoll, Iohn Rocxscr, Donald Robb, Iohn Robe'-Its, Imw Robmson, Dnvxd Rnbxnson, Ve-lmn Rockenbmth, Anim , Rummney Schafer, Roberi. Svhmltt, Fvlqom-5 Sclxrevnfar, Iohng Schultz, Loxs. ji' 'F lx, QI- 'G- A D 3 we Al 4 5 . 72 X , , , ff' .x. Y I if H- ff Q, A 5 , 9 , .. M. www' 'bw Wwe..- i1:. 'g:fE:' 1 3. ':2'1'i 1: I:' 525552:-,: -N X X in Q: r .: 13, 15- 5, .,, .,,,.5, .t I ,V ' Z B if , : X 231. . Q 2. fx 452 , ra- 'H' A A' 2 . 4:39 2 we Y 9 'L 14 Q9 Schulz, K, Don Schunemcm, Steve 5 Q 3, I Q Sears, Roger Shay, Beverly Sheoifer, Elaine Sheldon, Dcxvrd Everyone qot to the game . . . Slckels, Roger Simmermon, Roqene Top Row: Skerlk, Iosephp Slxqer, Ioyceg Sliqer, Indy, Smlih, Adrcuxg Smxth, Alxcey Smlth, Bob M Botiom Row: Smiih, George: Smith, Ioan, Smlth, Mclrthcrp Smlth, Sondra, Spicer, Larry, Stunbcxry Kelth Nw oxcffspt K. Hon who had Ccir trouble! Llylvwf, KQV :z Huw, ltlwxvl, Hwlw H, fin xrxmm, HMM-xl: flu 11:r1q41- flwlllwx nw Hffw f'1f? 3'fI'1 Y,TU ,lrmfwf'I r11Ik1-1,111-rnlfi, Ifxylcu sv Q- ' iq- 'TU W.. I mr 'xv 5952 P W. uf' 3 6 tukfvy, I.-m. Stfwnlwlf rw I, flhwxlvy Stollwx I' fly 'Stomp Imn. Story, low out, Ifxvk Strfwk, H v My 1 11 Iwi, W-llwfmu, Sylvvsiux, I.1x1d.1g 'l'vwf14 , lfxmwfzz TI1m11'1f:, Prilrxrimp Tluvrlxms, Rlvhrxlri 'NM gs. 'Q- 9 G , x Q ,. J? 'Sf'- x F mxw E is -S 6 I' - S , Q, 9 X Nm K' sa xg Xx X , Q ' --f. 1 'U 9 . ' A - N,,,, . V Eb Q? QA - flbl Q . 3 Thye, Leah Trail, James Turner, Eugene Underwood, ludith Elected to Boys' State were Carl Lohmann al Ted McConnell and ...... Underwood, Larry Vahle, August S t S Vaughn, Beverly Vedell, lack Top Row: Voqelqesanq, Diane, Voigt, Laura, Von Ende, Nancyg Vorwerk, Iauesg Waqner, Daley Wahl, Ve Bottom Row: ' Walker, Delmer, Walker, Gordon: Walker, Shirley, Wall, Albert, Vlfard, Wmllramg Warden. H0591 V, ' t tw 'aww Wu TWH ' E.'! ' E rxlf y wfnmfrwfxrfivri H11-Sprnrt::ll1f1r1:sl1ipTlcnplly, Stars i vu w 1, mm, fvwM-ufl.wl1, U11l!,1v!g fy wx 5 ml Vlmll 4 'vw IW ,M .. 3 bm w bmw w Im ' N Y! N xx 1 W Y 1 'V ' w H w, 1lf,f1,M11fi1 '.'v vil1fr1Imwr Verl, V VVrx!:1N , 1 NN Q-hh Www wi W'vn'rln, 1114111 WJ-M,kvrw1'x Wwlvwl M Mx-1, Wfxxztwvxlar 1' 'lfxmilxx XA,fly4wl11, u,1l Wlmvfm lfl, IMI: Imlrig Nxllwm, In r1l1t,Gwm-g Y1mw'y,'Wxllw1u1 Y J 1' 4 1122-x X X X N 5 7 Hz ., . X X Y Q' X Q NX N X . K N X R S - X xx X XQ X Q X f XXX NS v RSX xx X x X9 X X X N RX QP K YQ h sw X S 1 x .--x . X X X N vi Y 1 X W Q.-1 -s X SX A up , f ' X ,H uw 1 is 4'4'4W ibvqgyqnmwi 45 ,, 4 4- 94 'law -an-eq. M u 'f 'f 1 'lk , iv V2 4 -in-an A 'mffva ,ff i M I E 1- ij? Nw-m,.,,,, 4 W, , ...Q WEL '4 5: flfiifgigqci i M gtg 5 fxg Qgj, 4 M Hin, ips in Q ' if U? in Qui., fn 5 Wu, :ETS ' N U ' . , V is Q 4 Q wg 'iwnli Nw, My 3 54, 1 Wo.. an 3 'fn ' H- ff sw ff, , , ' if 5 5 v 15 'hugh N 8' A W Q 1 ' 5 15553 N 'ik u X- vw - ,Q Wi? , f 1' 4 Q Wi 1 V ,gg , 5 gi M W M ,W 5 ' bv ,sm X -+2 E E ? fhiikl 1255535 Sk M - Q an g Q q w QA . Q Q HH! , Q:'- A,,. ':'. .l2' D --rz 2 ' ' f f b AqV:b2AbQ Q Y 32 . , is Q ' :raiAf:: 53155 .- ,ww ffwffgqgf , ., be lzig,g5g'g45gHggW,3 . ,Wag Nmgw :ig t , Xi. x 'Hhs I iz! Qi 'li' ? f ? 5 52 2 A? 'R 5 if ,S bww ,.,, ,HI .,.,.... .. H . X A V' 1'1,f111 :. N1 1:1111 III1 1'11'11Cl111f1y wf-11 1'11ws1-11 1 x '11-- 1311111111 1'1'Il9S 11:-a 1V1r1s1 11f111l11fII 111 1111- 111153. 111111111 11:4 f111f 'Il 111 i'1'11 f9f11111c1111r1111 f1111'1 111111 1 1511: 11f111111:1, 11'1111'1111 I1fl'I1f1fIIl1 111141 S1'IkV1Il'I 113 11-1 111- 1'f11 11 11 111- 115111 11141 r11:s11 11:5 41 111151. 1111 111 1.f1v1 1111111 1: 11:11 11 'I,1v's 1111111y111'?1v1f11:a '1V111 'f.'11:, 111' 'wi 111111411 vlmss 11111s1r11111' 111f1111 'N1'I1 111:: 1111111y 111' 1113111 11v11111s:1111'111c1111r11'-11111 M1111 f 11:11 1-1111111 1'-1111: fII1'1 11f1:f11Q11111r111 11111111, KIIIV1 :1'1':11111 1:4 11 y 1111! 1,11 v11111111:a 111m-f1si1111s. Llzf 111111 1'1--1':a f11f111k11111 1'I1Q 111111111114 111111Q-- 11111111 wwii 1411 1'1 .'1l VIII1 .l1-U11 fy 1111. Aw nf- Virqinia Taeqer and Don Crowder, as the Seniors' choice for Most Versatile, both have a wide ranqe of activities and interest. Ginny is known to all students as a peppy BHS cheerleader, and durinq her luniar year she was cheerleadinq captain. This year she is vice-president of the Senior class. Don is also outstanding in student activities and has served as an officer both in Student Council and his class. Dori will be re- membered as an excellent athlete who was co- captain of the football team in t956 and a varsity basketball player. it S '-he S . ,, my J we it f-is K e et' wa ,x r' Q 4 651 Two very amiable people are lanet Orr and Delmer Walker, chosen as Most Likeable. Fellow students know them because of their leadership and participation in many school activities. Ian has heen chosen as a class officer, Student Coun- cil officer, and as royalty on many occasions. Delmer also has served as a class officer and royalty, alonq with his participation in sports. The friendliness and consideration Ian and Delmer show to others make them well liked by their many friends. fi 5 f ' 5 ,df ' ' Miss Alma Kroeqer Mrs Laurine Paule , . . and Buck Cheadle. Iunicr Class sponsors Pulling strings for the lunior class this year were first semester officers Dick Iohnson, presidentg Bruce Wy- borny, vice-presidenty Karen Hanrahan, secretary and David Eyre, treasurer. For the second semester, lim Rinker, presidentg Mary Milnes, vicefpresidentp Pat Pine negan, secretary and loe Mensing, treasurer headed their class. To the first group tell the task ot planning the lunior class party with the aid of Mr. Buck Cheadle, Miss Alma Kroeger and Mrs. Laurine Paule, their counselors. The second semester officers also Worked with the counselors to plan the lunior-Senior prom which was held in May. These leaders were responsible for collecting class dues and making arrangements for all class parties and other class functions. They did a ter- rific job of leading their class on the way to the top. Front row: David Eyre, treasurer: Pat Finnegan, secretary: Mary Milnes, vice-president. Back row: Bruce Wyborny, vice-president: Dick Iohnson, president: Ice Mensinq, treasurer: Karen Hanrahan. secretary: lim Rinker. president. 1 2 E tTr'7tt I AM '-. -.2 na, J P D P I 9. 4 X 4 9 x .s i s 1 xQ WN if Q Xxx Q1 W 'I is X X ei xx 'N 3 Y is .,., A X -um C S .xl .... X ss. 1 isis XS XX A N tx X . Q -M . 1 1 . ., W In . i , Y ew -R 1 ,K . V. K A 1 r ' ' 51. ' I I 'W it . .I A 'PN N - h . .,. S ' Jw' gg.-, 5 h - . 5 4 . . . ' 4 s , I In .3 . t - wh 1 -2 - Y' I J V--- J W .. I wif W f . .I 5 ' 4.3 : - V ' , f ,, -. . , . . A I .. Y ...jx 'iii ., A I :N A , Q ,,,. ,xl ,R A 1 ... -, x . Q A . , v , I, -. S . X ,lid K , xg flow I P, Ahrisz, P. Alderson, I. Alfred, H. Anderson, M Anderson, D. Andrews, B. Archibald, M. Atkinson, B. Bailey, I., Bailey linw 2 I. Baird, B. Ballard, B. Barker, R. Barrett, I.. Bates G. Bauer, M. Beaher, K. Beck, I. Beckman, I. Bell How Ii D. Bennett, S. Berkshire, P, Bischoff, N. Bishop, I Bliss, C. Blovker, B. Blodqett, B. Bloomberg, I. Bohlen H. Bolanclor How 4 B. Boolen, L. Booten, P. Briqhtwell, I. Brolin, B. Burmyardner, M. Carstensen, L, Carter, N. Chambers, B Clmpniart, I.. Charlvonneaux Nx s N . .A . Q .1-ga 1 , sm i Q Row 5 D. Cheney, I. Chomycia, D. Clay, A. Consolver, L, Coppes, E. Cornwall, I. Cornwell, D. Cramer, M Crane, M. Crooks Row 6 I. Crowder, C. Crowner, D. Crowner, R. Dalton, D. Darnall, I. Darrah, P. Darrah, G. Davis, I. Davis, N Davis Row 7 M. Deem, I. DeIayne, M. Dickson, I. Disselhorst C. Dorothy, B. Doty, M. Drennen, I. Dufort, P. Dunn S, Dustman J www in 5:-is I .. . 17 . P V . at V, K H A V, I gr' xg. ww - f I ' ii. ' J . 1,1 , - .1 W N as f ,i ,, W Q ii vu ,rw K ' : J 7 4 f Q A ' . L 2 I F izvzwi i f ' . . 4 W . f 2: ' if A . ' 'mi -' . I 'ir Q? I -' 1 I YL.: H 3 Q J ..-Q f . W - hw sf: 2 1 1 -' A Q - F FN' , I X . , - ' . NF 1 ' uv , my ..,, A .5 - , I. . . t . , Dv: ,. -..-:M-.,. . SWAN 4 .3 I in Y 5 :3232 xt '. ff - - . S' I I li 5 Q. . 3 .1 -1 .' I 3-R :E if - r N f It F,.- g.: . :L if . -- H --' f'-we ft V -f to 1 it ' Q.. P ' Q . - Q' ti i 'sr' . ' A . -5 g: n - L . H E I .4 Nik .QQ .f ' v-IN.. , ' 5 .Sim .. K li - K - I X. - ' ' W. g H ZS.. ..,,.. I gi I a l. A I - - S . E 1: L .. - f . ,.,. R W gf W N Y E A 4 1- ,L la VA x an . Em , . 2 . 512 -.oi , . . an . -.., .. Q X . QQ . i ig? :Fl - f , 5 , N. t , .gg 'f X X i .- W K . 'jj - ns, an .. . -' f f- X ,fue . . A. ,i i f. f - A . . 15,-gf. - I .. G. I- .,..,. I-5. - . .gay 1 I . 'F t. , ' 7 ' W N.. 3... , M Q . .. , 4 A. is P1 F ,.,,, ..., .. H I . . I . ' - 1 -I Q NA fi t , , 5.53, .,., DF '53 .Bur S ,,.. .- iii ii . K if .. I' X . 3... . . ,. . ., X ia r .,,. --. ,gf 1. xr - lf V, J'.-gk..-' .5 -:ww . if-fx , . . I I . gi, , , .ti . -PN I. ,f M- .. ' I V f H ' ' .... - . F gm , , if K ' , ,,, - - . is . . ig? y 1 ' 1 if. '- - 1 ' - I 'P' M- ' ' M L' -'3 2 - 1. :ASQ 1' .1 fa. N. S :si - f - . Q , . - 1- Q. A .. - t '--gp' :,'f.2:. r . 1. .. I s 3 V 12. Q., ii. 'qi , . . ,, 'WW' fi: xx ' i A '. ' Q i A no . 'Q-L H I i f 'i '1 Ftow l- -A, Eaton, I. Ebbesmier, D. Edwards, L. Eggen- berger, I. Eggleston, I. Eland, M. Eliott, K. Erickson, D. Eyre, I. Faris Row 2 - S. Fehlberg, R. Fehse, R. Feilcert, W, Ferguson, S. Fincher, I. Finnegan, P. Finnegan, R. Flaatten, K. Fladt, T. Fletcher Row 3 VI. Follcer, I. Foster, K. Freed, P. Freitag, D, Friclc I. Friedman, R. Friedman, H. Fritzche, C. Furnald, D. Gallagher f Row 4 -B. Gardiner, C. Gaston, I. Gaston, I. Gerardi, D. Gibson, I. Gillmartin, T. Graff, R. Gull, T. Guy, I. Hale Row 5 - F. Hall, W. Halrnan, I. Handrich, K. Hanrahan, L. Hanson, I. Harding, D. Harken, D. Hart, K. Haugen, R. Hauser Row 6- P. Hausner, B, Hawkins, P. Hay, M. Head, M. Hedgepeth, L. Heininger, L. Helmick, E. Hickman, B. Hickson, M. Hill Row 7 -I. Hodges, I. Hoffman, S. Hofmann, I. Hogarth, L, Holihan, W. Horne, R. Hosiord, R. Hunt, Fi. Huston, M. lves 1. f, 4 'JV 'li -.M I X ...N I, . -Q .,:, my s. 3 -. f I BL ., . vw A V K. N Q, 1 i . Q.. hi ,s if -nw I L.Q,,,N-.F a n W' A 6 . bk at . J , qbbqu , ff., i s X if - M - 'M' .mf .fm X in f Lzfmr ' I -, if .. 315. X . P4 -K , 3. I -an 4, ig 3 ' 'i I In -1' . , . wr. 'S I 'I F- I 2' I 'qv I N 1 'Vx xic 'S 4 .. . I I 1. , 5' K1 ' F- f 'fag 5 ' I Nr Mi . 'll' , ' ' 1' D Q ' :fb An 1 -f' 1 y, J Q f K ' .9 ' 4 ,A Q ' ' I xL.. - Q: , , A , , JM 5- , . ,- 1 'No , 3, 0, . AN., i - , ' No . . 'A ,M I ' Q 'Q' , , 1 , I .Q , Q? Mg- , h .3301 ' If ji' , 1 .xx ' : sae. . K 9-A - 5 P ,g g , S- - I , - .. -I - sv ' - .- mf . FV : NW' f - V ' , I . I ii: I '. ' , I . Q - iii I' 7-T A' I I I ' 'I ' 4--b . 15 . G-Q I' is vu -X K A I ' . 5' IC Qi I KI y . -Q 3. S-Q , ka Q I ... Q A , , Q3-is 14 J IVF 1 ' .g - ... 2 .. I ' . ' l . ' - M -, an . ' ' fl-'1 Q' ' I ai - 1. -4' -1:5 ' I . f - . ,,.... ' ' I , A Iluw I R. Ifvnkins, 'l', If-Snlciris, L. Ioliclrinseri, I. Iolinson, Row 5 M. Mahoney, G. Mollonee, R. Munninq, M. Mor- Iolinsmi, S. Imlirisnri, W. Iolmson, T. Iomls, I, Kmpiton, Il. Km-rim' slicrll, I, Mcilhews, M. Mauer, B. May, P. Melford, I. Mensinq, T, Metcalf Huw 2 S. Kelly, P. Kiniori, L. Kirkpcxlriclc, D. Klein, I. Row 6 R. Miles, I. Miller, S. Miller, S. Mills, M, Milnes, H. Kwlfiis, V. Kcwli, I. Kruft, K. Krfitz, M. Krekel, H. Kremer Moerlce, K. Monk, R. Morgan, S. Morrison, D. Morse lliivv li S. Kiflirilirrllrrr, W, Krieqer, I. Kulp, D. Kusier, C. Row 7 I. Mosenci, M. Mos?-no, C. Mumme, I. Mumm, C. lmiiiiciir, M. Lrxrikfcirul, I,. Larkin, I. Law, I, Lee, S, L99 Mundrly, S. Mrconnon, C. Mc'Cull9y, S. Mvlrluqli, D. Hww fl P. Leffli-I, S. l.,PllIY1fll l, Fi. Lind, L. Lolimunn, G. Nees, G. Nelson lmrifi, fi. Lwnq, M. Loving, P. Lnwury, B, Lowtliorp, A. lflfillflc X A ,if - , ,,,.- .av .H e avy gr i p s , ,. 1 If 87' 5 avi.. g if If 1 7 ' Q. wal wi. P' ' ..,. . s-4 'F' ' S 1 Row l-R. Nelson, N. Newton, l. Nichols, W. Nichols, N. Row 4 -R. Riddle, R. Rinker, R. Riizman, R. Robinson, L. Nickell, V, Nielsen, T. Niemann, I. Niewoehner, P. Rodin, D. Rolf, K. Rosenberg, S. Roslyn, I. Rowley, I. Notion, I. Pauly Ruark Row ZAB. Peck, P. Penrod, P. Perkins, B. Peterson, M. Row 5--l. Rucker, I. Rule, I. Rump, R. Ryan, K. Ryner, I. Peierson, I. Philpoii, P. Philpoti, L. Pierce, N. Pilqram, Salcleen, L. Sandburg, R. Savage, C. Savely, G. Schafer S. Platt Row GW I, Scheu, M. Schlieper, M. Schrader, D. Schulze, Row 3 A E. Powell, S. Prier, B. Raines, E. Rapp, C. Rasche, H. Schulte, G. Schwarm, C, Schweitzer, B. Scott, P. B. Ratclifie, E. Rayer, I. Reid, M. Renshaw, R. Richie Seiden, R. Serin R 1 f z I .. 1 ? .UF .wr :si 3.1 '54 -.4 'ozgxlz QIU' X ...Q I - . N ... . is is s, . Q Nsgix 1 X. MX Six Ab. vs YC? T' x.. X gm ,4- Q . , ,s,. y . x X L .. . I i' it ' 1. . . wg I . -I .. . , ui Q . . .- 1 J - I I i ' TL . . ' - was -ff - -W I. S Qi A 5.4-fe, 3. I 5, .4 R .-.. X ., Q . - 3, N sys sf. A- -I f A . 2 V - S - , H F 1, sv' f .rk ii . 'I : 1. . : gg . -r , 1 X in jr IlQ.f! .2 I 22. F ss y t . N. .- ,::. . . r. L.. V f K1 K H J' I tv I 'f EY' X N 'fS T 2 X 11' X I f. Yi ,, A 1 .. x. . ..,N ' ' l f ' S N N ' E Xl s.. iii- V. 1 1 X if . . . Wi . K, x J, K. R. , an 5, to x, -W. .- 2 , In r s ff-:rv Q .s ' F v ' K 1 iw, ..., L , X Q ,m s lv.. .. ' A gl- N f ' S SB . 1 , . .. ..-., .X . is i at t - 12 s 1... . tl s W ', '..': , ' N 'N ? I . , . i X X X sei XX X N 3' X Q, ff fr N -. ss wr N How l Cf, Shipley, R. Sieael, C. Siekman, G. Sipes, P. Sloan, B. Smith, D. Smith, I, Smith, I. Smith, L. Smith How 2 H. Smith, B. Sprinqer, P. Stoecker, H. Stoezmer, L. Stoernier, P. Stolze, T. Starks, D. Stout, R. Stroup, I. Swanson How 3 H. Swenson, S, Taeqer, B. Temple, I. Thimmesch, D. Tlionias, G. Tilton, I. Timmerman, P. Trimble, D. Tiowtiridqe, I. Twyman How 4 R, Unzioker, I. Utt, G. Vahl, V. Vahle, I. Walker, H. Wallentine, I.. Waterhouse, H. Watson, I.. Watson, I. Weaver ltow fi ll. Webb, G. Weede, S. West. E. Whitman, A. Wiemor, S. Willard, P. Willem, N, Willson, B. Wilson, M. Wirt Row 6 C, Wischmeier, R. Wright, D. Mlunnenberq, B. Wyborny, P. Young, S. Young, I. Zachmeyer, B. ffaiser, N. Zeller on 77Zemofz6am Ronald Hoslord, a fine member of the lunior Class, passed away Feb- ruary 26, 1956, at the aqe ot 16. He was known to his triends as a cheer- tul. and unsellish companion. Ronnie was outstanding in Boy Scout work and had reached the rank ot First- Class Scout. For two years he was a member of the BHS Camera Club. Ronnie will lonq be remembered by his classmates and teachers in BHS. l QW A. ' Q Sa-N4 1. ,aw as as Ah x in 65: EK it ,EHS K QRS X 2 I ,,,.,,.,, Q ' if 2 R Q .':.-'.:Pi:' 3. . . , I 1 1 1 Q. A ng, an I 1 A V A .L G' sv K . Q, ig 3 53.5 Q l . tv I J i si V. ,A .xt . g., 1 f k,k. Ivy. Q K X, , ' .r, B, ' fl-A fl hh A V- Q, -4 fig 4 . I ' 5 ,, 1 Q4 J' f. I xy B gag W. if ,. sh , . DX . gs .K - . 'f-X , 1-A ,N D, . . . ,f x l-wg-n A 1 ,ox nw' ' ' . N . tl 4 Q. ,Qs A455 9 iw' I A ,J - U jx f ' , ,je lfj l Vg, ' ' K X If - I 2' ' B, . . X . Q . Q' -my A I , X . ' , R . , 5-. . f I r ' . . T ,tw 1 f 1 x I V bv . it - l In 'Rig 5, xx Y. A A ...N .., H ,Q F . t , ,. , ,. ..f .. 1- .rs . w .I 2, if ,Iv V ' - 5. ' f ' 1 N - . ,TQ , E 9' 'Eff E, - gh, I. , ffl? X . XX X ' ,, , . . S ' '4 -1 ' - ' I I n ' 'mix ' e qi -- - or S ' ' 7 ' . T . . ' ' 1 Q ' . D X - 9 N i . , . -vi 1 . - .sQN 'N' . .5 2 , my Q 4 X :T w 7 'U' --v . ' . f' 3 ' - M I 4' -- 1 'I I K 3 - - t , ' 1. - 5' ' I I X . y., ,A SQ wie, gizgiiw ,ex g .. 'f i g A ' 'h ff - A q , A 'a ., A A . -.I . + fi' , , 5' .f - p .- . 2 ya.. . I r - 2 4 I 4 1 ' . :V -f f Iv , ' A L' .tv .V . Q. K Q . t A A ' -' ,g W . MQ. it sig: KQ J X A Q' 4 . t I .V y 'Q - bi N 1 1 Jw 1' V 'V fl it I f ITIL I- Aj, X . '. x. Sa' 'fvs,.,,', Y .V ' .,,. .X f' A SN -X f. . . I wg: . - 5 .- ' ,Lf - M, fa ' ' rl A R F S' .. , S-M ' A ' -I ' ff . 2. 5: Q., 1 1 Y 'F L I 5 if rf 2- 5 H . 5 4 i 3 I . .Q 'I X I WI' wg, W ' 7 1 ,,,, f ' sr- 5. , f X ...ici .1 f . 2 I r-:-,jt54,, 4 A . f. . W A ' SA liow I D. Aflmord, I. Adams, B. Adams, B. Albright, I. Alley, F. Allen, D. Amenell, B. Anderson, L. Anderson, H. Anderson How 2 B. Anderson, S. Andrew, V. Babb, T. Bailey, I Baker, K. Ballard, C. Ballinger, P. Bartlett, V. Beckman S. Beelwe How 3 C. Beetner, M. Benliart, I. Bennett, I. Bliss, B. Bloo- berq, B. Bloom, B. Bloomer, C. Bradford, I. Brainard, P. Brandt Bow 4 P. Breen, C. Brockway, D. Brooks, M. Brooks, C. Brown, C. Brown, D. Brown, G. Brown, M. Brown, S. Buescher Bow 5' D. Buhmeyer, H. Buikema, P. Bulmahn, L. Burch, B. Burneti, B. Burns, E. Butler, I. Butler, C. Carpenter, S. Carter Row 6 D. Charles, E. Cliatman, G. Chesnut, L. Cline, I Coffman, S. Cohoon, W. Coleman, S. Cotton, D. Conn I. Conn Bow 7 -M. Connelly, S. Connelly, I. Coons, D. Crandall B. Criner, C. Cromwell, B. Cross, M. Cuppy, I, Danielson E. Davis I A ? X k 5, .gr , my . 3 v is I . rf I-2 9' W 4 fa.. ff it -ft 1 I I 'ff s it ' ' I grgffig K' 4 is Q .. . ,, 4, -. 3 I .yr Hz I .. - ' ..., , , r , I H i In -ewes I s at ke ' Km W ffl' si fi ,vi ML ..,. 5 HH , I l .,., ,.,., ' . 4 ..... 5 J, ..,. V I gi. 7 ' . -. r-V555 'Iii fl- f 0 2' ...- f 1 at 'Q -: ..: g, E -., .... . E I A . .,.. Manx 1 D 4 'S 5 ,ig ? . -,--,., Mg. he -ts mf was IN H .ff 54, ,,.,,..: W ' Q-if , T gnc .,.: M ulll Z A L 2 WA' 1 lr r I is mea ,ai r y How l D. Davis, L. Davis, R. Davis, C. Dayton, S. Decker, G. Dirth, I. Dochterman, H. Dowell, D. Downs, M. Drain Row 2 fI. Easton, I. Eccles, E. Elmore, P, Engle, D. Erickson, W. Ertzenger, R. Eyre, I. Faris, R. Follcer, H. Fausett Row 3 H- I. Fendrych, H. Fisher, W, Fisher, R. Fitzgerald, S. Flaatten, I. Floyd, S. Floyd, R. Faulkner, M. Freitag, M. Fretz Row 4 C. Friedel, L. Friedman, I. Fruehling, G. Furnald, D. Gallagher, B. Gapen, I. Gardner, K. Gardner, K. Garniobst, D. Gerling Row 5 -P. Getcnell, I, Gilchrist, R. Gooch, I. Gossard, T. Green, D. Greiner, N. Grossman, N. Grossman, G. Gumper, I. Hall Row 6- -R. Hall, C. Hand, Fi. Hand, l. Hanna, R. Harden- brook, I. Hardy, T. Harsch, I. Hartman, I. Hartman, B. Hass Row '7-- B. Haugen, P. Head, P. Heater, E. Hedgepeth, H. Helmick, I. Henderson, C. Herman, G. Herman, M. Herr, I. Hill Hr 1 W rw ,-,, R4 'F Wig? vw H4 56 'S S G' 33. Q, 'mg x KR n 'ir-,' ,Nb iw X' N fm fx .. f SX A vw? . QRS SX , . 153 Row l - W. Maxwell, D. Mears, G. Mellinqer, I, Menden- hcrll, G. Messer, D. Meuler, F. Miller, I. Miller, N. Miller P. Miller Row Z R. Miller, D. Mohler, W. Morrison, B. Mower, M Moyers, T. Mueller, L. Mumm, L. Mutlcliler, I. McBrien D. McCain Row 3 G. McCcxudless, I. McCully, T. McCu1ly, D. McDor- mcm, L. McKeoWn, I. McKnight, I. McLane, M. McPilce X. Nation, B. Nebel an - Um .iff y , 'I H 'f ' . fi.. M M, e 9 VH- QQ . 45. 642 Xie, 'if 1, ,mf 5 rx -qv :. feb... 'Sr ' I x if 'ui R, .1 1 ' Lf HLA if, - I .L A is Row 4 - S. Neff, D. Nelson, W. Nelson, I. Nesius, N. Norris, S. Norris, D, Norton, I. Nunnickhoven, C. O'Brien, I. Ockert Row 5 -- S. Odell, P. Orr, H. Orth, L. Patton, M. Patrick, I. Paulus, P. Peavey, S. Pelco, A. Pemble, R. Penrod Row 6 - -W. Perkins, D. Berry, L. Peterson, R. Pfcrdenhcuer, I. Phillips, R. Philpott, E. Pierce, M. Piercy, R. Pilqer, A. Pistorius R Q I 33,111 Si , 2.5 1 P . zb. . ' I W ,Q fl- .. - - I ' Q.Q I f 1. S-f V ,iw . . A, . ' . 3 ., A is ' v . . if 'A ' W ' 1- :Qi fi I K I 'I ix ,lf f tier. 'W .., 11- '-l: ,pc ' - ., I b 'vt l Q , I I f P vw I 1 at.. it ttoo I Ai Rffwxfwlkig .hh A I , M t N 1 .,,, ,J , ' Q' ' . P' I ,N 5 - tt' 'N H- I I S V , W--v' ' ll' K A Row l D. Pleasant, C. Plock, C. Poland, M. Powell, R. Powell, P. Purdum, B. Pyle, I. Ouell, R. Ralston, K. Rawson Row 2 S. Reeves, F. Reynolds, D. Rich, M. Ridqe, R. Ridge, I. Rieke, D. Riqqal, B. Riley, W. Roasa, R. Robbins Row 3 B. Roberts, D. Roberts, I, Roberts, S. Roberts, R. Robinson, G. Rockenhach, I, Roslyn, I. Roth, D. Ruble, M. Rust Row 4 I. Rutherford, lvl. Rutherford, M. Ryan, D. Samuel son, C. Savage, M. Schaefer, D. Scheideman, A. Schoene, S. Schulte, I. Schwartz Row 5 B. Schwerin, E. Sheckler, M. Sherrin, L. Siefkin, R. Siegel, S. Silver, L. Sliqer, E. Smith, I. Smith, N. Smith Row 6 E. Snowden, E. Snowden, I. Snyder, B. Sommer' field, D. Spooner, B. Sprague, D. Sprock, I. Stanbary, S. Stein, S. Stenstrom x.. -5- 4? ' 1 .,.. as ' it I p , . , ' . I 'gl H A ix. Ah ,Y at . V SY, if-Q E t ,I E K f D ' 'N' M' - I . H .:. - . -ef' . Nm S fy-1 ,r 3 if W ii, . Q Vi. ' sg, V 4 ' ,.,.H f '. I U rf Z, .., .L ' . he , :. f,f?i P v . A is ,,.. 1 4 f Q 1 I .MQ t , V 'I I . . , ww K , it .f t -I ' ,I S is ir- li 'V 1 uw 1 A . t if . . . - .I .1 W . X X fr ., ,.,. ' - 'r I w , , . ' .I X Q tp... if - .ti ek A-.I fl L. . . f I..-. I .-.1 1. l A1 - 3325.5 . . ' 1 . l. El if ' . gf' I - ' I W . Q1 . ig ' ', Q l7'T3f . 5 .I I p V I . 'Ii N 5 1: W , ' g . W ' in . F ' P' T' .I 5 ,.. if ' w f f ,I iv Sw , we -I - , K f I ,-...M 4? 'fi' A A .I .Z I r I ,U , 4 I, V A ju ... get J - ,Z-.-, A V . V. ,f I --we . J V- 3 V .Q , 1 E . Q, ,I K Y J , Q by I it iw 2 W ,EZ . ' . 95, V. ' Q W Q V 433 , Q ... 'S' b E A. w ' Sr V , w e -R. 't , N -.,. if t 3 gin, f x : v -- 'I uma- ' A t. :, . 'E L lf L V 1 1--QQ. gf . .Hit 1 -. . xii. ' , ' . -. ' ' 'M .' . v if ww - ' . . 'Q I .,., , , 5 E I i K X.. ,Q '.i,.,,,i I 1 . ,, i .S ti H, J 'E' . M gl'-Q V . - X' . J ..,..-:- Q1 W . ' '- S . 5 1: 1 1 ' Q 5 ... ,E Q, ,,, W H',,.. in 3 ,W K f . . A' we f ? 2 .. ' ' t if 'P ig., I ' .. . is H it 'K if ., 3' '- ai' I 'Al ' fn A . A.. . tr' . ...V ... '--Q . X - i K S- - . 3x if as -gi ? he V g I if vf ' Q5 1. -. .T 'm sg K in Row l T. Stevens, M. Stevenson, P. Stewart, I. Strassheim, L. Streeter, G. Sumpter, D. Swann, B. Swanson, I. Swan- son, W. Swink Row 2 L. Swozel, B. Taeqer, G. Tenqlin, L. Thomas, G. Thompson, L. Thurman, B. Thye, I. Thye, E. Timmerman, G. Timmerman Row 3 f P.. Tinder, R. Torn, R. Troutman, F. Tuchel, L. Turner, R, Turner, B. Vahle, E. Vahle, I. Vanner, I. Vonbehren Row 4 D. Waqaman, G. Waqler, N. Wales, H. Walker, M. Walker, S. Walker, NIV. Vtfalker, F. Vfall, M. Water- house, C. Watkins Row 5 I. Watkins, S. Watkins, I. Watts, I. Weaver, B. Webb, G. Webb, D. Welch, R. Welch, E. Werner, L. Werner Row 6 H. West, L. West, N. West, L. Westerbeck, D. Wiedemeier, C. Wiese, B. Wilke, O. Williams, B. AWills, B. Wills Row 7 -B. Wills, P. Wilson, I. Wilt, S. Witherbee, K. Witte, R. Wittcamp, S, Wolkenhauer, B. Zachmeyer, S. Zaiss Cn ,K Biology Club - Members of the Biology Club, under the direction of Mr. Milton Forbes, have taken a field trip to Crapo Park. They have also worked on individual projects. One group of students has experimented with plastic embedments and several have studied the embrology of the chicken. Taxidermy has proved an interesting activity too. Om ?'zaar5devl Business Club - Field trips to KBUR, Benners' Warehouse and Midwest Biscuit Company highlighted a busy year for the Business Club. With Mr. William Van Hulzen as sponsor, they did typing for Mr. Lucas, had a candy sale, sold at a basketball game, had programs planned by different members on job inter- views, employment applications, and various kinds of office information, and enjoyed par- ties on special occasions. Bridge Club - The Bridge Club, under the direction of Miss Catherine Griesel and Mrs. Ellen Smith, undertook the project of learning to play that fascinating card game. Struggling through contract bridge techniques, the mem- bers often found that there were four dummy hands in one foursome. Trying to learn which card was which proved too much for some, and those ended up playing rummy. 7nz'e'ze4L'4 ,... Camera Club - One of the various activities of the shutter bugs of the Camera Club was the sponsorship of a school-wide photo con- test in March. The traveling salon of the National High School Photographic Awards which was brought to BHS was endorsed by the club. The club participated in the Home- coming parade, took several field trips and planned a picnic in the spring. Mr. David Yos is the club advisor. .miiu - m. .ar 1 V Chamber Orchestra - The Chamber Orches- tra under the surpervision of Mr. Williani Sie- liors poriormed on a number of occasions for church and civic organizations. This stringed- instrurnental group has spent much time work- ing on musical selections especially arranged for small orchestras. Ensemble groups of three or ioui players prepared music for the String Clinic at lowa City and the state rnusic conf lest. . f 1 . Ng.. 3 Clothing Club- Members of the Clothing Club spent their club periods sewing a variety of garments which included blouses and skirts for beginners and suits and dresses for veteran sewers. Each girl has an opportunity to select her own project. They have also sold at a football game to raise money for their club. This group is under the supervision of Mrs. Dorothy Scarlett. Walked 714 .learn Wea: 740:94 .... Cooking Club - The Cooking Club, a haven for hungry students, spent most of its time preparing a variety of foods which included cookies and candies. Along with old recipes the club experimented with new and different dishes. The members prepared popcorn and candy during club period and had several popcorn and candy sales in order to defray the cost of cooking supplies. Mrs. Mary Riepe is the supervisor of the Cooking Club. The Creative Entertainment Club was another addition to the club system this year, and was directed by Mr. joseph Salyers. The main objective in the organization of this group was to develop a creative enjoyment which can be found in all mediums of entertainment. Deuda ec! Um Oatcdde 7wL'ezeaz'4 . . . Dance Band-Under the direction ot Mr. Maurice Wright, the dance band presented many programs to various organizations. Dance Club -- This club furnished a chance for the guys and gals ot B. H. S. to learn how to dance. For beginning dancers only, this years members have learned the tox-trot and a couple ot tast steps. Drama Club - Under the sponsorship ot Mr. Lowell Bushnell, the Drama Club helped pre- sent two well performed and staged plays tor which they furnished: the stage crew, pub- licity committees and the business commit- tees. They also sponsored a dance, candy sale, and Homecoming tloat. Among these groups were: Kiwanis, Botary, American Business Men's Club, as well as high school, college, and junior high assem- blies. The dance band also played tor a num- ber ot school dances. Distributive Education Club -- A new club this year, under the supervision of Mr. Luke Klisart, is the D. E. Club. During the tall, they had a sales project and the proceeds were used tor an Employers Appreciation Banquet during the last ot April. I I I I fzauwl ewcce. mmwg, eozecbliaa Future Nurses' Club-Witli Mrs. Martha Heath as supervisor, rnernbers ot the Future Nurses' Club learned about the field oi nursing by seoina rnovies, havina discussions, and listen- ina to quest speakers. They also visited Mercy hospital and nurses' hoine and the County Frxrni. Fire Squcxd-The tire Squad, sponsored by Mr. Paul Bacher, conducts tire drills twice yoarly in all city schools. They advocate saiety devices and rules within the school buildinfg and try to eliminate tire hazards. Also, they co-operate with the Fire Depart- rnont in tire prevention. le Several bowling parties were held. K1 in servations ot tarrninq conditions. Girls' Athletic Association- Basketball oi ball, tennis, and table tennis are a few of the major activities GAA rnernbers have enioyecl durina their club period. Under the super vision of Miss Virginia McKinney, they also studied use of the trampoline and quiet aarnes Future Farmers' Club- Students further de veloped iarniina interests in the Future Far rners' Club. Studying iarrnina methods and conservation practices was the main proiect of the club directed by Mr. Edwin Lotz The aroup heard reports and made first-hand ob The Gun Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Streedbeck, has seen movies related to guns and hunting, studied different types of guns, and spent several club periods in target prac- tice. Also, the group has studied the care and use of guns and hunting regulations. Intemcrtional Relations Club - Under the sponsorship of Miss lonan Haskell the lnter- national Relations Club visited local indus- tries and contributed many services to help better the community. To promote better rela- tions the group collected gifts for Korean or- phans, gave a high school assembly during National Brotherhood Week, and took part as consultants at the U.N. Birthday Party in order to give further significance to the name of the club. muted 7Zew 74644 '7n Old f4at6adz'eza . . . Jewelry Club - The Iewelry Club, sponsored by Miss May Hohlen, was newly organized this year. The members were kept busy mak- ing such pieces of jewelry as bracelets, rings, necklaces, and earrings. The jewelry, all of which was designed by the students was made of copper, silver, or stone. Interesting methods of coloring the stone were used. Lettermens Club-Under the advisorship of Mr. Harold Tackleson and Mr. O. M. Buck Cheadle, the Lettermens Club spent their club meetings in discussion and participation of the sporting activities going on during the school year. The boys watched films of pre- vious games played by BHS and profited from their mistakes by talking them over. They also discussed offensive and defensive tactics of their opponents. 1 xt X M -1- fwiy, i ..... -1 me- it 'li if- - -C Hi-Steppers - A new marching group, the lli-Stoppers, was taught drills and routines on their own time by Hogene Simmerman. The girls marched between halves at BHS basket- ball games and were invited to drill at Strong- hurst, Illinois. They also sold at games to pay lor their uniforms. The club sponsors were Miss Mary Cornish and Mr. Charles Hecktenf wrilri. 751 Library Club-Supervised by Miss Gladys Dunn, the Library Club members have gained much valuable knowledge about the use ot a library. The students learned how to locate books and other important sources of informa- tion on subiects ot interest. The main service project ot the second semester was their or- ganization of material in the pamphlet tile. neo SaaZS mzd6fze4z'6ueQfzou,b4, Pep Club-The Pep Club began their year by sponsoring and presenting skits at the pep rallies. Under the direction at Mr. Lyle Ebner, this group passed out programs at the football games, sold refreshments, and entered a tloat in the Homecoming parade. Participating ac- tively in boosting school spirit, the Pep Club deserves a lot ot credit tor a job well done. Poster Club-The Poster Club, under Kenneth Schmoker is an important group in the B.H.S. club system. The members are constantly kept busy by making posters and signs which ad- vertise Homecoming, school plays, Class par- ties, and many other important school tunc- tions. The club has devoted many hours ot service to the school. t- lu Y. Q 'Zi' it 4416754 'kms agayhzfqfoffiea... Radio Club - Operation of the central sound system every morning is probably the most widely known activity of the Radio Club. Under the supervision of Mr. Wilfred White, this club also operates sound for assemblies, plays records and tapes for classes, goes on field trips to electronic establishments ,and measures sound levels around the building. Boys' Swimming Club-Members of the Boys' Swimming Club, under the direction of Mr. Lloyd Haberichter, are continually trying to improve their swimming. The boys work on individual strokes trying to perfect them and have contests among their members. Racing and diving practice, along with recreational swimming, are included in their activities. Proiection Club - Members of the Projection Club, under Mr. lohn Patrick, are responsible for the showing of all educational films and slides. They operate and take care of audio- visual equipment and preview films for teachers. Also, they check in and ship out audio-visual materials. Record Club-The Record Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Anna Mae Lowther, spends most of its time listening to popular records provided by the members. The group has also studied High Fidelity recording, As it does each year, the Record Club, has taken several field trips, including an interesting and informative visit to App's Music House. L er' il s...1i 44457 Uazfaaw e... Typing Club--Sponsored by lVlr. Burrows, the 'l'ypint1 Club did personal typing and ivriflffnrcl typinu service to other students and twc1t'lic,i:9.'l'l1evy hada tloat in the Homecoming iiaraclo and took a field trip to Benner Tea Olliftfvs and Vlhirelioiise. Teenage Drivers' Club-The main purpose ul thu 'lborirrtgf-e Drivers' Club is to convey the idea ol traffic satety. Movies and demonstra- tions pri-sfvriterl helped emphasize this. The ineinbors, under the quidance of Sergeant lNIIlSll, :sais ty patrolman, visited the County tfourthousn and police station. Trigons - The Triqons, under the supervision oi Mr. Robert Lucas, spent another busy year. Among their many activities were selling at the games ond tournaments, painting the streets for the Homecoming festivities, and entering a float in the Homecoming parade. Tumbling Club - Boys in the Tumbling Club under the sponsorship ot Mr. Carl lohannsen, comprise one oi the athletic groups oi the school. Members ol this club learned stunts on the trampoline, horizontal bar and various turnblinq activities. The more experienced turnblers were able to help newer members. Seated lett to right: lon Parish, Don Brooks. Ioe Gaston. Norman Davis. Peggy Brooks. Butch Riddle. Kathy Beck. Stand- I inq left to right: Iunella Thimmesch. Dale Hurliman. Mike Beetner. Ierry Rhein. Terry Ienkins, Shirley Zaiss. Negative team. Ioe Gaston. Mr. Ioseph Salyers. advisor. Affirmative team. Peggy Brooks Kathy Beck, and Don Brooks. 'Me 2 71 S Delete Sgmd Wtwwz to Sam Www. feceweal 74394 Wanna Norman Davis. and Iunella Thxm mesch. Debate - The debate team, under Mr. Ioseph Salyers, has been successful in all its tourna- ments this year. The A squad, composed ot Peqqy Brooks, Iunella Thimmesch, and Don Brooks, attirmative, and Kathy Beck, Norman Davis, and Ioe Gaston, negative, attended tournaments at Coe College, Iowa State Uni' versity, and Augustana College. The group won district meets ot both the Iowa High School Speech Association, and the Iowa Forensic League, and then attended the state finals of both organizations. In addition, the debaters took part in many individual events, where they aIso met with much success. f, V24-,Q 1 2,5 M 4 .tif -'23 , - Q ' 4 1,392 1. ?i ZX, 1 M .ff ly, , 5,14 1 1 7' ' 1 - f , . f- ' 0 ,. . ' Z L XZ , ff . : ff, . A 15,3 .X f C 5: N. L 347' I' V K ja ,ff 'E . 1 'V ' ,,,. f , ,ffkf HA 'P W I fu ' 1 ,A 4' FX -' 5 55 4, H- 1 f. 1 ff 5 , A - ,, . -. rf' ,,,y ,.V, ' , , -' nk f I. fh, q4l,:,-- xf . - , , ' . - --ff? ' u f 'ff' A p.,?y ' ',, .fn . Ihr! 5:59:72 , ,pf-, 'f' fff i 4' X nf' 15,6 ' ' ff f , ' t , E QA in Hs 1 , 3 ff f' is 3 2 3' 1 l 1 1 S2 . 3 'f i K S 1 I 1 Q ek' 1 . 1 X ' 1 I L 3. 4 D egg, I Q 1 ' 'gi gs A i ,A , NX 1, E A ,,4Qs ' ii! W . ?L . f E I .a 1 5 , 1 1 1 4 r ' . Sw ii '15 Xxx The Executive Committee consisted ot: Carl Lohmann, vice- president: Ted McConnell. president: Anita Rockenbach. secretary: Ianet Orr. treasurer: and Don Crowder, Sergeant-at-Arms. 7 Swim Under the supervision of Mr. Leroy Pease and Mr. Clifford Dodds, the Student Council sucf cessfully performed many functions. This group was responsible for the planning of assemblies, sponsoring of the club program, planning of the honor point system, and Honor Point Banquet, as well as overseeing all Homecoming Festivities. A major project this year has been the sponsoring ofa Foreign- Exchange Student to attend BHS next year. loe Gaston Was elected president of the Iowa Association of Student Councils, and lim Rinker was elected to the cabinet of the same Service Committee: lelt to right, Bob Straw. lim Smith, Ianet Election Committee: left to right, Ed Nelson, lim Smith. Carolyn Orr, Sally Lewis, Marie Stevenson. and Celia Watkins. Miller, Ioan Smith, and Anita Rockenbach. Council advisors were Mr. Clifford Dodds and Mr. Leroy Pease. Row 1 - Bill Bailey, Peqqy Brooks. Iim Parry, Ianet Orr. Harold West. Doris Perry, Lois Bohlen, and Carl Lohmann. Row 2 -lim Rinker, IoAnn Ossian. David Eyre, Ioan Smith. Iim Smith, Mary Ann Waterhouse, Carol Iohnston. Bob Straw, and Diane Darnall. Row 4-Ed Timmerman, Helen Buikema. Dale Hurliman, Celia Watkins, Marie Stevenson. Ed Nelson, Mary Powell, and Don Crowder. Row 4 - Don Martin, Ruth Eyre, Don Brooks, Fred Conrad. Iohn Hill, Marcia Krekel, K. Don Schultz, and Sally Lewis. Row 5-Iohn Disselhorst, E. C. Rapp, Carolyn Miller, Richard Iohnson. Barbara Ratcliffe, Ice Gaston, and Ted McConnell. ' ' 7044 2 ' e 7oz Wamezoac ptldjkdfd oifgcmixation. The committees ot the Council were in charge of the various activities. The lfxocutive Committee consisting oi the officers, was responsible tor setting up the standing cximmittees and planning the agenda for all Council meetings. The officers this year were: Tr-d McConnell, president: Carl Lohmann, vice-prestdentg Anita Roclcenbach, secretary: Irmet Orr, treasurerg and Don Crowder, Ser- geant'atfArms. The Assembly Committee was responsible for the planning ot all special and activity assenihlies. The main task ot the Assembly Committee: left to right seated, Carol Iohnston. Peqqy School Spirit Committee was to encourage good school spirit at games, pep assemblies, and at all times throughout the school year. Concessions at the games were handled by members ot the Service Committee. The Club Committee was responsible for the smooth and effective operation ot the club programs. The duties ot the Election Committee included the supervision of all school elections. As the students' governing body, the Council should be commended for the outstanding qualities ot leadership shown this year. Honor Point Committee: Front row. Ioan Smith, Helen Buikema Brooks. Diane Darnell, and Barbara Ratclitte. Standing, Carl Loh- and Diane Darnall. Back row. Butch Riddle. Iohn Hill, and Bob mann Iim Rinker. and Ed Timmermon. Straw. Miss Margaret Cardle was head of the committee. 1.1 - 1 .s m Nancy Iones, Kiki Laqomarcino, Kay Coleman. Sue Huston, Ted McConnell. Pat Bennett. Iim Trail. Back Row: Io!-lnn Ossian. lim Tate, Fritz Conrad. Iohn Paule. Diane Voqelqesanq. 'Me Pmpk ef Quay ?ccZZ6e4ed tie 7Zew 704662 , Miss Griesel Seated: Eleanor Clark, Larry Spicer. Steve Dustman. Fred Galey. Liz Nelson. Standing: Bch Straw. Leqia Pistorius. lanet Hursey. Rosemary Warden. l.fif g.. Providing the student body with the news, editorials, and laughable features was the weekly job of the PGG staff, under the direc- tion of Miss Catherine Griesel. Serving as Editor-in-Chief was Legia Pistorius, and Ianet Hursey was Managing Editor. As Feature Editors Liz Nelson and Rosemary Warden were responsible for all feature stories. The position of Associate Editor was filled by Eleanor Clark. Sports material was super- vised by the three Sports Editors, Robert Straw, Fred Galey, and Larry Spicer. Ted McConnell was selected as Business Man- ager, and Sue Huston acted as Assistant Business Manager. The Advertising Staff, who were in charge of selling advertising to finance the paper, included: Pat Bennett, Fred Conrad, Helen Hammer, Kiki Lagomarcino, lim Tate, lim Trail, and Diane Vogelgesang. Members of the Circulation Department were Kay Coleman, Nancy lones, and loAnn Qssian. 1 M Steve Dustman and Iohn Pauly Own X I 'x Miss lacobson Sue Hackman Sherry Hunger Ed Nelson Bart Wilkerson Ianet Orr Kay Hill This year's Pathfinder Staff included front row: Ianet Orr, proolreader: Miss Marion Iacobson, advisor: Kay Hill. Copywriter: Sherry Hunger. managing editor. Back row: Ed Nelson, business manager: Bart Wilkerson, sports editor: Steve Dustmcrn. photographer: Sue Hackman, editor-in-chief: Iohn Pauly, photographer. ,mad tie gem Zack 'iliiiiwnilizi' prmsoriiriticviis fzlvmi lvy tim-fi Vfrflifimior Smit wivriiimi this lilfvti llkllllilililfi trim 1' ww mill many lwmlcivlires. Ars Nw YVYII lNlUf1i'Wf1!it'Il, 5lll'UlVlSf'Kl l'y Miss Nniivii lust-li I ll' ii, ultima :il llivi fsififf lWN'CTIllI' ci iwiriliiy. Z'- iii fir: lf11ltwrmC'li1 f, lim- llliflilllfill iinvfl-wi ill. wwrk wi lliw rxwiip. Siiviiy iiiirx-vw, Nirmxilnri-1 lfflitwi, lwmnilw? cut wfwil-1 'I'l1llW14Ir' My: 121. All lwlfzivifms was Y:-iiisfxvtwi V13 Fil N- mn, llllfllill :-2:1 Tvfitiri-wr. Km' ll1ll':s vim Willy wma wiltiim vowy. llolmim Kay mini aw- fn mlm.: wi :fi ilu: mlf:f1.:s,1r1mfwl l'iuul1'wr1flrr', Irxrwl 0.13 Spills llklllxilf lim! Vfilkwiazvii, lim 'lmtiif' wi Vliviiiirw mx-i hwy: lil of Tl:-N f1l'fXllS. s'rw't1ci1. lll1t'!.'41I't:1ili-NIS Sfmt' lll15iII'xiii mol I1lml':11ly pvliviilwl Ilifip1c H11'i:4. 1, ,.! x, rv.. ...-.i I gy' .A Ilvdv' K ,.,-an Pl ' x W1 f E ,arf 'Ki V aw is K Us K 'li Xi- ,E 31 fm-Q, A' gf .. ffm' 1' N awk. if 3,,.,--1-1 A , 4 b ff 'J ' ., :'i Lx ga is 2 www 5' 5. .-Q ,,. , X MN-W N 1 ff 4, me N Q if Q, 3' WW png A1 y 4g W4 wi. gf, '-fs ,f X f ,E ,ws wwf KH gf Q bf, ff Wh ff , , 5 ww iw if-f k 'f w 1 'H' , y if X 1 3 wi , mf ff? . v f ax , K 1 xxx f' x Mfr Q'-nu. Sham Y 3 is V Ai A A 'Lk 'IBM K S , 0- Q ljfbeff ,ga Q QV Vjif, f Q If Efx fx fi! A W V 1 t 5 A ' F fx . Aww, WM iff 7, was ww i X. Q, ii f ji 3 wa, L fig A Wai ,gh MJ? I f imwwni im. K 4Ah Wg nf., 0 Under the direction of Mr. William Siehers, the Burlington High School and College Or- chestra presented an excellent concert on February lb at the Memorial Auditorium. ln his third year at B.H.S., Mr. Siebers chose a varied and well accepted program which highlighted Mendelssohns Symphony No. Ill in A Minor, better known as the Scotch Sym' phony, and Victory At Sea composed by Richard Rodgers and arranged by Robert Russell Bennett. Earlier in the year, the string section was in- Bill tunin' his fiddle! vited to Des Moines by President L. L. Wood- ruff from Des Moines county schools where they performed with the A Cappella Choir at the Iowa State Teachers Convention. On April 21, several small ensembles and solos were performed in competition at the lowa State School Music Contest in Chariton where they were well received. May l8th and 19th, the orchestra traveled to Davenport to the Mississippi Valley Music Festival where they performed alone and with orchestras from Davenport and Ottumwa under the direction of Mr. Leo Kucinski of Morningside College. All during the school year, small groups played for various civic functions and social gatherings. ,.- 4l The A Cappella Choir, directed by Mr. lames Deininger, had a year tilled with many performances. Some ot these were: high school assemblies, State Teachers' Convention in Des Moines, Thanksgiving service, World Day ot Prayer Service, and Good Friday Services. For the first time, the choral groups presented a Christmas program open to the public. Probably the highlight ot the year was the Music Festival held in Davenport. The Choral Concert teatured music by the high school chorus classes. A Cappella choir, and a college group. The orchestra accompanied the chorus tor part ot the program. Mr. Deininger gives suggestions to Bev Mower. accompanist. Vocal Ensemble Club. 4 f , , 1 . , I ev, ,yy .gvfl - ,ALJ :yy .rub , -, f 'f l ,' ,, ' Q ,, , f df 'f ,-,ff ki, . ,FQ 71 ,,, ',Q 1 5- v , eg I 1 Z r ' IW . f f ll? '- I , M. ? f f o I ff 1' - I f O f X 1 ' . 1 x r A ff ! f 'Q -sf , I , , 1 I , 1 A ' f ' , , f I ,1 1 ,af J , 4 v I f 4 1 ff ' ' I ,f ffx, f If ., n ' ,ff ai .,-I fir , X mg , x 'x S 1 ' x X K N Q. EAA sl-ifas X Sf S. : QS Q QS Q S 'L ., 1 F-,,.,...,-V- . 1 T I----gg ?,,,?,:::i ?,?- , Q ..-, at 5 1-. WWW x A N7 1 j'-I ' r V T ' ..- Queen Anita Rockenbach 4 gs ,. n I ' . 3: ,..+ lb ' Q , Attendant Kay Coleman Attendant lane! 011' I 1 ,N F P I ftrx Q Ps ,,1 ' ,fy L .i fri '4 N I 1 A I tl 44 Y 'V H5 Iv 4 1 5 21 Queen Ariitu Rockenbocli ond her dttenddnts, lunet Grr cind Koy Coleman were elected by the student body to reign over 1955 Homecoming. Festivities were stdrted with cr pep ossembly in which the 1915 BHS football codch, his wife, cnd o rnernber ol the teorn were presented. A skit wors given by the Pep Club. Seventeen tlodts took port in the pcirode with prizes won by the Outdoor Crolts, Drunid, und Future Nurses Clubs respec- tively. The bonfire, plonned by Sophomore Student Council rneinbers, preceded CI snctke ddnce which led to Brcrcewell Stadium. At holttime, the Home- coniinq roydlty were escorted dcross the field by members ot the Student Council. Lcrst yedr's queen, Dionci Colerndn, ond her escort, Student Council President Ted McConnell, led the procession lol- lowed by dttendonts Koy ond lonet and their es- corts, Fred Conrcid find Don Mdrtin. Queen Anite, escorted by lim Perry, preceeded crownbeorer lunice Richcrrdson dnd her escort, Randy Ddnniel. The 1915 tecnn was introduced following the core-- ndtion ol Anite by Diono. The onnudl donce fol- lowed the qcime. Row comin R 9 bash. Vngini ole-man candida' Home ow.: ISU? C queen , pm B 0 Tae ' Elimb eg W e 11en. get' fqner ANe1s:1:e pon: , hilq RSC C1Clg ken. Queen Anita and her attendants Ianet and Kay. l crown you . Lyle Grifieth provided the music. S X X lv Vg iw l lL 3 lY 'x eadofz 66444 77cvzZq l de pampdm gall B X Icnet Orr and lack Vedell reiqned 'EV' f us Pumpkin Seed Queen and King. Yellow cornstocks ond oronqe pumpkins decordted the iiirlsz' qyni on November ll tor the Pumpkin Boll , this yecirs Eiwnioi Clciss Pcxity. Seniors chose lcinet Crr ond lock Vedell to rcfifgn cis Pumpkin Seed Queen ond King . Gene Wright served os muster oi ceremonies, introducing asnloiz-its Gwen Corley, Anita Hoclcenboch, George Smith ond Monte Sticlclnr. Bob ond lock lohnson presented some donce numbers, ond u icizz combo consisting of Ldrry Linkin, Beverly Mower, K. Don Schulz ond Bruce Wyborny. Committees under the direction oi Miss Virqinio Pddovcxn find Mr. Milton Muehler, senior sponsors ond the iirst semester senior olliifrvrs, worked to make the porty o success. Bob Iohnson cmd lack Iohnson im- pressed the crowd with a tap dancing rouiine. Go! Go! Go! George Dig that crazy heal! - ....m1 Wcrilin' for the grub! No arms can ever hold. cmckvw Zlee all fence 70: M Qmfiaybn With Gobblers' Gallop as the theme, the junior class elected Pat Trimble and Bill Bailey to reign as king and queen over their annual party held November 18 in the girls' gym. Chuck Savely, as capable master ot ceremonies, introduced Monte Stickler and Roberta Feikert, who provided intermission entertainment. Dancing proved to be an enjoyable main event of the evening and refreshments were served in the cafeteria. With the aid of the junior advisors, Mrs. Laurine Paule, Miss Alma Kroeger, and Mr. Overton CBuckl Cheadle, the class officers and various committees Worked to make this party a great success. 1 fl im' 'W , we The king cmd queen were Bill Bailey and Pai Trimble. An acl oi a real qenilemcm??? 'Wien www! M145 ' King Tom and Queen Carolyn. 1 And he said . . . When You Wish Upon A Star , the Sophomore Party, was held on March 24. lilendinq with the theme were blue and white streamers, stars, and wishing well. Carolyn Ploclc and Tom Bailey were chosen queen and king respectively. Alan Pistorius, master of ceremonies, introduced the program consistinq of Alice Pemble, vocal soloist, lim Paulus, saxophone soloist, Carolyn Cromwell, Alice Pemble, Ioyce Rielce, and Pat Wilson, Vocal quartet, and Bob and lack lohnson, tap dancers. Music tor dancinq was provided by Frank Seusons. The theme song beinq sung by Alice Pemble. The Lady and Four Tramps '74e Zmffaaa Sewage ' On November 29 and 30, BHS students pre- sented The Curious Savage , the first three act play of the year. The Cloisters , an asylum tor the mentally unbalanced, is the setting of the story. The guests have entered the Cloisters to get away from the turmoils of the outside world. The theme ot the play lies in the lines ot Mrs. Savage. There are plenty of charities tor foolish people in desperate need and none tor people with a desperate need to be foolish. Mrs. Savage is the main character, an old lady with a halt smile, giving an appearance ot mirth and determination. Florence is a very gentle woman with a sweet and tremulous smile and is inclined to be elegant. Hannibal thinks he is a great musician but really isn't. A sweet girl with a gay and somewhat mischievous nature describes Fairy Mae. Ieftrey is a very serious good looking man, Mrs. Paddy hates almost everything and believes she is a very good artist, and Lillie Belle is a very self-assured Woman of about 40. Miss Willie is the nurse at the Cloisters and Dr. Emmett is a typical American doctor. Titus is a humorless looking senator and Samuel is a meek judge. Members of the Drama club comprised the stage crew for the production. A few guests at the Cloislers . Mr. Lowell Bushnell, director. Guests: Florence ...... ..... M ary Powell Hannibal ..... ., ..... Mike Sherren Fairy May ...... , ....., .. Liz Nelson Ietfrey ,....,.. .... . Mike Carstensen Mrs. Paddy ....... ..... C arol Ann Dayton Family: Titus ..... . Iohn Bohlen Samuel ........ . .. Eddie Butler Lily Belle . .............. ........ C arol Iohnston Mrs. Savage .... Mary Ann Waterhouse Staff: Miss Wilhelmina .... ........ N oreen Wales Dr. Emmett ............,., ....,. M ike Brooks Q L 5 f-Q 9 I V 4, 1 lf , Q fd? I 1: -If--vf,'5f 4 sa 9' ' .. --.Quo-., Q Y 1,4 Q1 F! JB S x 'f Q . .Q l K W Q. Q4 Pzeaented Wise- Wanda Dance The iunior journalists were responsible lor the success of the Tender Trap. King Don cmd Queen Carol led cr dance. Now it's her turn! Red and White streamers, hearts, and mouse traps tor a humorous touch put everyone in a festive mood tor this year's Vice-Versa Dance sponsored by the lunior lournalists under Miss Griesel's supervision. Sue Platt and Don Crowder, voted the Most Likely To Trap and Be Trapped , reigned over the dance. Fred Conrad, as master ot ceremonies, introduced the entertainers ot the Tender Trap . Vocal solos were provided by Anita Roclcenbach and Patsy Perkins. Annalee Weimer and Gerry Mallonee presented a tap dance num, ber. The remainder ot the eveninq was spent dancing to the records ot Frank Seusons. U f I' K. ,f A ,f J! .. , 'L Coach Harold Tackelson and assistant coaches Lloyd Haberichter and Lyle Ebner. ' 70416466 The Tackmen ended the season with an eight win, one loss record, clenchinq the Little-Six title. They won all conference qames. For the first time in four years, they trampled over St. Ambrose, Davenport, which alone was a qreat Victory. Co- captains Fred Galey and Don Crowder did an excellent job of leading the team on to victory. Dave Sheldon was named Most Valuable player with least amount of pub- licity and Co-captain Fred Galey received the Sportsmanship Award. Four of the players on the team, Ed Bedell, Dave Sheldon, Bob Moerke, and Don Crowder made the first team of All-Little-Six. Phil Hahn made the second All-Little-Six team. ln addition to these honors, Ed Bedell and Bob Moerke made the first team on All-state and Coach Harold Tackelson was the All-state Coach. The first qame of the season was lost to WestWaterloo by a score of 6-9. After this one loss, the on All-state. Iddie headed for another touchdown? X A Break that line! Ride 'em Cowboy! Washinqtori by a score ot 3212, Keokuk was dropped 32-7, Ft. Madison by a score of 34-6, Mt. Pleasant 19-14, Gttumwa by a score of 14-Q, and Fairfield 47-14. This is a record of which we can all be proud, and We wish as much success to next year's team in their season as this year's team had in theirs. How l- Coach Harold Tackelson. Fred Galey. Larry Fruehlinq. Ioe Bruntmeyer. Bill Bailey. Iim Taylor. Dave Sheldon. Ed Bedell. Phil Hahn. Tom Kuster. Roger Sears, Iohn Schreiner. Row 2 --- Carl Lohmann. E. C. Rapp. Gene Wriqht. Delmer Walker. Don Crowder. Norman Wilson. Mike Brust. Larry Peterson. Laverne Sandburg. Dick Gull. lack Vedell. How 3 - Ilm Hinker. Ron Leidiq. lack Weaver. Mike Connelly. George Smith, Delbert Morse. Bob Moerke. Larry Iohannsen. Bob Swanson. Dave Witte. Dave Eyre. Ronnie Dalton. Row 4 - Assistant Coach Lloyd Haberichter. Steve Schuneman. Paul Kenyon. Dan Wiedemeier. lim Trail. Don Cheney Steve Dustman. Winston Ferguson. Dick Gabriel. Larry Watson. Max Kirkpatrick. Iim Vorwerk. and Assistant Coach: Lyle Ebner. Qifffm sf? 'L 0 Ulf? .gy ' 5222? -2-Q '.---- . W TW ,,-. 'ma U IIE? ' is' X X 6 K .v.-' I M X ,A M .,V I .:. . ' S 'f 4+ 'M ' ' xg iswf? .:1,. W ,. . . ,.,. me 3 J V' Q .:--'-- ':-' - ' : '.:,. ,.:::Q 5 a ., Q 'fe ,,-f w f 1 'f'l F :2 Z., . ,,,.: -,.,,, Q zzz .., u I Q 5 ': f 1 ' ,QQQCQ 51589 gm. Ents: 2 ihe ssrfxri if Xff1g:fT,5p V3 iw fi fa: W, Q, 5112? rs' Viififz pix , IV Yifzfg M-U Q . Fx- :iw 1? rs? :Ev 1,- ix W 'Ein' :ugh KF' M sc fro , zziyis A Q16- f5ki'5'i'iS 4.9 si P E: Y, , Xi gyfmgy b Wish . IE X zrfi 5 hiigf 99 ex . CYXGQX Q' si D9 A 63 CA, Q 25566832135 wwe Qi? NAU 9 1fB 5!Kx5 903 O0 ev X Q 'VS Xp X,45 D only I 3 Qwiiai ,Q Qi Q ' 3 L34 5, rs 'lo -ii: mf MQ Taz ' ii I . f C , . Rn., 1. h?'Af'53 :SU , ' ,j?'gf'?'U 'Q ' -Umm: Fifi 009 Q ov' 'f'sX0 10 Mart in 'lon lvl. vm umll-l' g . . ' 'Hlllw 1 I ount High's rolled to a first gam 12 6 0 of BH ' Tr The the steam in the night in a Little Zfgeg the 91 wx, They A COT oqe 'll slate break, with xen MA oi mn 25 yards for the L 29 , scored the point attack two extra points. TP leson's la Q33 4 9,5 'l 9 0 . 'ly ef. 96555 X15 ,G - X I Yr! Xgwf' an we 59 32,0 tin rzunl-' 2' Sm, dow' 'l'i0dS- TD on a line play. R110 remained Late in the second GTS! quaftef kuk was halted on the Cepted PBSS two yard lme and lost the YIBTCH 1188? ever, a Burlington fumble 1 twice in play was quickly 'time held points for Keoliuk. X periods two points was 21 1115+ 'L The Graypupv 'ce' zaypups come in the lf OI! 0 . x e ef xl, 5 geS5oQx5e'.1, ze? Y-9 .cle Q1 X QW Q3 lead at 'lllcd . 5 -X5 -2? ev 'gelfvzf W2 we 13' QXX0 WPG 61' vw kgxewxieel Final half yzmpl mul swe Vic! The kickoff. Ed ball avross the ep. hig 4 nd Berlell C goal on a me buck to z'urnz1i'11ing fzwkod a own rigl the li xml zen X llw llama ' from the ,. . ..,.,, lnzg jnuu? nl eil. X the v we ,so we wg the game C 56? KP 9 me 0 We fg, ball on 0 K' eb 109 H 649' Q19 R30 eo une if' AUS B1'lllll. K line Q X0 622 'L GAX bvwev 9 0 15,0 1100 xv? , point nz dv Zi X8 Fd il ,OF Sd' S. ng! atop We 'Pax fs Q,-Nl schools of Ed jx? X ,Na P, 36: attack Kp?9t09Xxe as ihey 95 x 01 5 , .fi 1-gd 'f lm-l, xx'-6 gc 'C93 9:4 extra . X 151, Sem' the 623221 T, bpought thilft. 12168 Sant to tht iowvgvg ' 01-Qwd . .3-1 C yard pxsfhezz' ' after ggi? the he avg. Q Gnd I long- e 5K'xx,0g,'C 2 92. age? QW 'QC completed and 663, later -A5 llgve to find 19.7 iw- Q Q wirh 'CUM 11 il' inc mm 1-'mall . Ovg . J Plllcgng, 31 lm-om 'the 0 while YOIQUE by an imufy On in 'football at Parsoxist to the Pe M . ,nt , 12 Dun: . . The amfmmv cm,..Q1,.whe1'e l'1..f.1,the 7 and umm whellher Oak 'L of QI 1 K' l J g ORBAXN 1 -Vo. get BQ? 0 . ei' X +8 6 oo C369 X998 . r, C Assistant coach Kenneth Schmoker, Couch Carl Iohannsen. and Assistant coach Don Howells. Honorary co-captains Tom Bailey and Ierry Schwarz. aalfdll Coach Carl Iohannsen's sophomore squad made an excellent record for themselves this year by ending the season with a total of seven Wins and no losses. They piled up a net score ot two-hundred and tour points against the opponents' twenty-eight. The sophomore calendar consisted of teams from Keokuk, Mt. Pleasant, Fairfield, Ft. Madison, Ottumwa, and Muscatine. Although the team did not actually elect season captains, Tom Bailey and Ierry Schwarz served the team as co-captains tor most ot the qames. wi smiemwp-swans-mwfwnNsWswv issimw-KAww- Hi 1 Q, , . 'iW..M,m..-us1,,s.m,N,,Mwi., mama , wir Mmunu. t Row 1- David Leake, Bill Zach- meyer, Bob Hunold, lorry Von- behren. Steve Weatherby, Bol: Martin, Doyle Ruble, Lee Davis. lack Easton, Ron Fitzgerald. Pa' Breen. Row 2-Assistant coach Dor Howells, Ion Hunt, Torn Bailey Fritz Tuchel, Ned Norris, Richard Tinder, Iohn Roth. Ed Marsh Mike Brooks, Carol Weiss, Coach Carl Iohannsen. Row 3-Don Halbert, Bill Max! well, Gene Snowden, Ierry Schwarz. Bill Fisher, Bob Tae qer. lim Martin, Eddie Butler, Iohn Floyd, lack Iohnson, and Charles Savaqe. in .muh ryan 4..a 4. i, x T Q- S f X Q 8 'V ' X 'SS' Q 1 f rv is A I X X X gk y S M iq, X ' X, I , Qi 1 if mr - , A-'arf x A 1' M. A 1 Q M ' is dI!lYnl5Jll'Qi4ll illlhlhiil fnons, Troian g ,M I 4 ,OU 'B wks to ntuge, eir downed , played into comentzifm 6' L U ff Se .,, x 1' S' ik ' 'X Us fry, if LN ,avg ,gf zqffdlv. SU x 0 , ,A f ,4 ' ff'ff'ri 4 H!-iv vs-H, M Mifw ' diva. U, f 1 'V ' we Y ,Q if in . .X , ffm, , li' A 'rw X lffysw. ' Q'fV f , .vmg gffsfgzm EM smffy gm 1 J ! ,- 1?,.f,' 1, , .354 :A , x , , ffeflzzf Via' , dlh !'37:wi- x 3' HX Jain' I , 1 ' 1 f, N ff Iggy. Q1 7 1 Wig-,fi nf :wiv f lf Jxyi, A , X Y.: fam, 51 ' Qf mn- H4 1 Y Id .,.L,A4 I f I larch 2, 'y in Six Rffgypll 'd Galey i by s to lead Ltack. G free: f ra was 1 N Q xkv kfifvurnuvvvunuwuv--url anthers, 69 . ,or- 'ff twfs wrt, it M , Wm, or hw spilt the and lim'- xm Hwy' Iimlll. si up ?wimU!1 as follow ,: 3 Marting ui Epointgg If'-ff QMOGITKQ, vii pf h01'S1i, Zi fyiiiss, Burk iw! Civ- Y and S fmiili 2 :sg H1554 X. WIRE? The' mnw ig .hounds sw ai-ww fhe Pzmiiwi 'W U14 Y xg-hi for 'ire W1 K Jussi x i UN' iv i iffy x' 5 Y lead api-run, Iwi 1 1 X gd A QU X W . W .mx W . U9 civamw V V , .NX ei 1 lksxmaxx x' ff 7 39 'Y he um . 'if' gow' A vxabf' wax XO GW, xi 9 0096i in X I 51,712 .M fl!!! v-,,, A Hy, ,II i' i no 1 me r , , I jf S1 V' '?i.Q!ijt-ig? illji K ji Hz, 5 ? ,, 2, f . Wm f .4,,!5x gym, 1290! ....,m!f,Vf'1,,' P Ffffgf k , 63 'ip 49 I gf? . Cv 212 K fd ilfiffwlfhrjf? 15139 Q? Q APU '11 Agia inf Ikea 51,1153 If X' X Uh, I j J .S , gh, Xn, I t xlxfggx . M. R F bpGg:5n 1,5 51? N151 fi? if Nzzzffyajx .wj7Qgy,?nA21EQ,Gg'v,i,? an 5, V f w ' r , 2 ' M ' A . , , 'X Ex W , , - ,., fiffgg, 9 PL, me 3 1f1,,, fo 15, ff, fm' pu, im ,y f x ,f7':'l f1'5m,, ' is-A, '27 M Ibn .. WVR , ' 1, iv ,, Gin WZ' . fgfff ff M fv mi ' ' .9 vw. ff ,. I 1 ,, 4m1wo:!'r1F mrfur pmnrs , , .,.i me x - ' Qcfgsxxfx 1 4 MU- Q ' :v K 16-59. ' IM.,- ' pn q U unds o auf-I lhvfl' mont nc-es of th:- fum hal Ph, A 'Warn hum ,fr r 1 I n In the th 1 U Q . 'fm ,Lx .Az .V 1 W V' fjlllfff ill J X .,, -ml f, '1'M.,'2 V -.nx I ,. VV, 1 .1 I J J 1 ,, f.,I , 4 ,- gf-M nf NIIIU- ll, li .Ugg a , 'I1l4i'0, ILL' A , 1. 1 , X , M 1 rn,-, , . Mn, I . 1 :H ffm if hy 9 'irter f0 ma ke th Far Q Il 4 I Nall ay! X rout d H 18 nom: lead b at Wa. o UL A. ,UA U Burlington 81-69 12- ixal-Kd , Xu? , MW aff' x39 s Ill 0 uv'-K 1 , R I 'X C , 0 C x QW f H I f ' f-1.1, ll- 1'1f.iHm-llflx gi t 1' i, f-' ff, ' .N , HIM 1 1,-V INK ,anim ' ' lp, , 'f lijn , MFI v l ff-,,,.- 0' 'J' ls 1-N0 Swaig INN Iiuuw 2' H1 Ulf' Burlmlli 0 lx! Q 1 N 2 N5 . 1, ilx's::x2.f 5 5 1 x Y Hx ,!!,dy:21!iWi5 5 iwsd X ! rl pf my .JK W on, 4 iz ' 1 nl-'As 1 115 VH' il X, wg KX Q .1 'Q Ex x fig Xu. x i m'-zwfwal. TWH ' 'X ' I ,sm Iiopzffil-X W i 1. gg 352553127-A A L ,,,,-ggi 42:1 if s ,If - :mfr .1,. 'Ls ,mi ff ' 5' VWW1 12513 f 5, g,. gil i V5 2-?s.'f4i 5 6 K. ht H0 Ulf?- lwfi' IFE! 1 1 UPG11- Q22 liiiff. 111 -sa l'f'1, SY 0 11110 fgz- ounters, W1 V508 1l:v4.f,.,y th 4 I'1'r9L 0 H'Vvu f, 4 P ' f 4' 1 plgnff- ffl Hmivll xv Oulu' ws!! y I nine, N Wifll fun!- . au los! tho seo:-in fzeld ggals and g total of 22 ITOX 0 mn 1 KHR Snnfgn I4 r jamdsw 73 f' -,M 'FTC i Vis N351 ncwli X . 1 X-md Tm, llryxzzixlxq Fmt Wmwyn OU , , X ',. :VC ix ' ,, -.2- ' mlm yflmhiliwjl fir-Xilxmmi mul. XM b um UW ' s 'xx MIX J ,N'x ' 9311 ff! sis 4' X ,,g-x X3 1 i The Grap Pups played several good ball games and came out oi the season with a total of nine wins and eleven losses. Their conference record was eight wins and six losses. They netted nine hundred seventy-seven points against the opponents nine hundred fifty-four. Under the direction oi Coach Glen Osborne, they traveled with the Varsity Squad and played the sophomore teams from each school the varsity was play- ing. Bob Martin, with two hundred seventy points, was high scorer for the team and Alan Pistorius was runner-up with two hundred ten points. We are sure that many oi the members oi this years team will contribute much to next years Varsity squad. Zmhetlad Row 1 lack Johnson Bob Martin Burt Cross Steve Stenstrom, Ethelbert Chutman. How 2 Alan Plstorlus hm Fruehlmq Iohn Danielson Tcm Bailey, Pat Breen. Row 3 Couch Glen Osborne Bill Fisher Dave Leuke Ierry Schwarz, Earl Elmore. and Bill Maxwell. 7cwmczmeat Qfdgilizfee Buck and his black derby did it all. Q . A Proud Greyhounds display An energy refill for Moerke second place trophy. alter a rough game. Forever lei us hold Buck Cheadle hiqh. Rah Rah. Rah! Zaye' Gary Bennett, Ioe Gaston. Charlie Gaston. Iohn Riqqall. lim Trail. Ed Whitham. and I-'red Galey made up this years boys' tennis team. Coach for the team was Mr. Hubert Turner. gm' me Coach Virginia McKinney's girls' tennis team was composed of Sandy Leake Sally Lewis. Pat Bennett, Iudy Criner, leanine Walker, Mary Powell, Diane Lewis Leqia Pistorius, loleen Story, Priscilla Bulmahn. Carolyn Brockway. Ruth Chapman Liz Nelson. Kathy Beck. and Mary Mosena. I an 'Ea A1 'Q K ww. 5? sf Q is Y Z 2 Delores Wiedemeier and Sharon Lewis were the faithful ones who kept up the spirit of the sopho- l mores this year during the football l and basketball seasons. Sharon Lewin Delores Wiederneier Z. W. S. 7c'amea The Swimminq team placed second in the Little-Six conference meet with live wins and one loss. They came in sixth in the State Championship meet. Co-captain Carl Lohmann set four new records during the dual meet season and he also set a new conference record in the two-hundred yard free style. Coecaptain Larry Fruehlinq was undefeated in dual meets and set two records in the backstroke. Several others of the team made excellent records for themselves. Row l -Iim Taylor. Fritz Tuchel. Ierry Tilton, Bob Wright, Steve Buescher, Bob Hunold. and Doyle Buble. Row 2 - Dick Gull, Paul Kenyon. Dan Wiedemeier, Harvey Schute. Larry Fruehling, Carl Lehmann. and Coach Dale Blank. Wawdlq 'mad Coach Carl lohannsen's track squad could be found during sixth period and after school each day running, jumping, and practicing vigorously tor the coming rneets. lt paid oft, because Captain Ed Bedell and the squad did Very good jobs in the several meets in which they participated during the track sea- son. Several ot the boys who were persistent during both toot- ball and basketball seasons, did equally good jobs during track. For the facts, and nothing but the facts, BHS was proud to be the producer of such a fine tearn. Lyle Ebner assisted Coach lohannsen in the line of coaching and did a lot to help the 'team out. Assistant Coach Lyle Ebner and Coach Carl Iohannsen. Row Row Row Row Don Martin, Delbert Morse. Richard Gull, Paul Kenyon. Steve Schuenrnan, Gary Eccles. Bob Smith, Eddie Butler, Iohn Laraway. Doyle Buble, Lester Renninger, lim Tate. Ed Rapp, Leroy Hansen, Larry Waterhouse, Dave Eyre. lim Kent. Ronald Fitzgerald. Dave Amenell, Dick Penrod. Phil Hahn, lerry Filer. Gene Wright, Delmar Walker. Harvey Schutte, Bill Nelson, Bob Morgan, Rod Champion, lohn Roth, Roger Torn, Dave Gibson, Bob Swanson. lohn Robb. Max Kirkpatrick, Iohn Wilson, lack Rucker. Chuck Savely, Hugh Stoermer. Ned Norris, lim Allely. Bob Wright. Ron Dalton, Steve Witherby, and Don Crowder. l' --mq.'tug..,, of ,fe Zen Iunior High Schools. Members ot the squad are Roger Huston, Ronald Peterson, Don Chestnut, Bill Ward, Terry Ienkins, Darrell Conn, and Roger Sears. Qwzyloand an The Wrestling team this year did not make as good a record as it might have, but it produced several champions. Lee Davis, Dave Sheldon, Bill Knight, and Tom Iones were Little-Six Champs. Under the leadership ot Mr. Lyle Ebner, the team wrestled several very fine meets. Many of the wrestling meets which they lost were lost only by a few points. Honorary co-captains for the season were lim Tate and Dave Sheldon. Since only two seniors wrestled consistently with the squad this year, next years outlook is brighter. Bow 1-Lonny Heater, Fred Furnald, Iohn Logan, Don Nelson, Craig Bradford, and Bud Fritzche. Row 2 -Denny Darrah, Terry Guy, Iack Easton, Gene Snowden. lohn Roth, Gerald Thompson, Mike Prez. Row 3-Assistant Coach Ken Schmoker, Gene Wright, Gary Davis, Lee Davis, Richard Tinder, Norman Wilson, lim Tate, Ronnie Fitzgerald, Dave Sheldon, and Steve Schuneman. Not pictured are Tom Iones, Bill Knight, and Eddie Butler. The Bar Squad, under the super vision of Coach Carl Iohannsen made several appearances. A well as the many grade school ap pearances which they made, they also presented assemblies for both Horace Mann and Oak Street Vowlezzfo adn! ' ' Ablard. Camille Sue. Camel --- Typing Club, Dancing Club, Future I-lomemakers, Semester Honor Roll III, A.R. Basket- ball III, A.R. Volleyball II, Y-Teens Adams. Robert. , Bob Albright. Donna lean. Ieanie - Dance Club, Record Club, Semester Honor Roll I, Basketball, Chorus I Albrlqht. Vallln. Leon Dancing Club, Swimming Club, Chorus Il Allen. Helen I..- Projection Club Anderson. Charles Eugene. Mick - v- International Relations Club, Boys' Swimming Club Anderson. Mary Ann - Library Club, Secretary - Treasurer of Library Club Arnold. Carolyn Lee. Carol --- Drama Club, Dance Club, G.A.A. Ayer. Helen Ioyce H- Drama Club, Iunior Journalism, Basket- ball I, Honor Roll V, other activities from Lancaster High School Babb. Elaine D.- Fashion Club, Business Club Il, Semester Honor Rolls II, A.R. President, Business Club Secretary, Treasurer, and President Babb. Norma Elaine - Dance Club, Sewing Club II, Semester Honor Roll I, A.R. Secretary and Treasurer Dalbort. Wllltam F. Blll - Future Farmers of America, Out-- door Crafts, Outdoor Crafts President Bearnes. Richard Leroy. Dlck - Outdoor Crafts Club, Gun Club, Dancing Club, Semester Honor Roll I. A.R. Treas- urer, Chorus II Beckman. Robert Wesley. Bob - Gun Club, Dance Club, Other activities at Danville, Iowa ledell. Donald Edward. Eddie - Lettermen's Club III, Se- mester Honor Rolls V, Football III, Basketball Ill, Track Ill Detail. Robert Edward. Bob --- Dancing Club, Vice-President of Aviation Club, Swimming Club, Semester Honor Rolls III Betne. Barbara Ann. Barbte - Dancing Club, G.A.A., Pep Club, Teen-Age Driving, Y-Teens, Basketball II, Chorus Il, Varsity Cheerleader Dell. Norman Ray. Norm -- Aviation Club II Bendix. Margaret Anne. Maggte --- Future Nurses Club, Swimming Club, Record Club Benhart. Bette L.. Bet -- Social Dance Club, G.A.A., Future Nurses Club, A.R. Basketball Il, A.R. Baseball II, A.R. Volleyball, Chorus III Bennett. Gary N.. Gar --Teen-Age Driving Club, Letter- men's Club II, Letterman's Club Secretary, Basketball I, Tennis Il, Baseball Dennett. Patricia. PB - -Bridge Club, Drama Club, Vocal Ensembles, A.R. President, Bridge Club Vice-President, Sophomore Class Officer, A.R. Basketball II, A.R. Volley- ball II, Varsity Squad I, Tennis II, Student Council Alter- nate, Mixed Chorus II, Glee Club I, Iuntor Journalist, P 6-G Ad Staff, Mardi Gras Attendant Bennett. Sherron Mae. Sherry A.R. Vice-President, Bas- ketball III, Volleyball II, Student Council I, Other activi- ttes at Hannibal High Bertram. LaVern Davls ----Teen-Age Drivers Club, Dancing Club Bertrand. Phillip Anthony. Phil --- Aviation Club, Study Club, Radio Club Bohlen. Lois llene-Swlmtmng Club, G.A.A., Study Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, A.R. Secretary, Intramural Bas- ketball Ill, Intramural Volleyball Il, All-Star Volleyball I, Chorus I, Glee Club l, Senior Class Secretary Booten. Allen Dale. Al - -- Dancing Club, Swimming Club, Track I Boothe. Larry Howard Borden. Mildred Vlrqtnta. Mill --- Astronomy Club, Library Club, Record Club, Library Club Secretary Brenneke. David William. Red -- Outdoor Crafts, Gymnas- tics Club, Swimming Club, Semester Honor Roll I, Track Il, Outdoor Crafts Bresser. Iohn - Outdoor Crafts Treasurer, Chorus I, A Cap- pella I, Messtah I, Music Festival I, Spring Concert Il Brooks. Peggy Anne. Peg -Intemational Relations Club, Future Nurses, National Forensics League - Burlington Chapter, Semester Honor Rolls V, International Relations Treasurer, National Forensics League President and Sec- retary, Student Council VI, Orchestra II, Music Festival II, Extemporaneous Speaking, Radio Speaking, Dramatic Reading, Original Oratory, National Forensic Leagues Honor Distinction, Voice of Democracy, Second-Place Winner in the U. N. Contest Brunk. Rosemary Ann. Rosie -Dance Club, Pep Club, Chorus II, A Cappella I Bruntmeyer. Ioseph Anthony. Ioe - Gymnastic Clum, Se- mester Honor Roll I, Football III Brust. Michael Russell. Mick -Photography, Letterman, Football I Buhmeyer. Douglas Edward- Archery Club, Study Club, Driving Club Cantleld. Larry Frank - Teenage Drivers Club, Dance Club, Bowling Carlson. Lavonne Mumrn Bonnie - Burlington High Activi- ties: Chorus I, Band III, Orchestra II, A Cappella I, Girls Glee Club I, State Band Contest I, Ensemble Contest I, Music Festival III, Other activities at Marion High School Carpenter. Everett. Larry Carp - Swimming, Aviation, and Dance Band Club, Band III Carspecken. David Lewis Chestnut. Donald Leron. Don - Biology Club, Bar Squad, Gymnastic Club, Projection Club, A.R. President, Biology Club President and Vice-President, Football ll, Bar Squad Il, Track I, Chorus I Chomyela. Alexander H. - Poster Club, Letterman's Club, Basketball II, Semester Honor Rolls II Christensen. Nancy Io-G.A.A., Semester Honor Rolls II, Basketball ll, Volleyball I, Ping- Pong Tournament Il, Chorus I, A Cappella l, Music Festival, Three on a Bench Clark, Eleanor Marie. L -Dance Club, G.A.A., Typing Club, Bridge Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, All-Star Girls Bas- ketball I, lntermural Basketball II, Intemiural Baseball I, lntermural Volleyball I, Junior Iournalist, P :S G Associate Editor Cohoon. Iudy Marie Iude -Cooking Club, Record Club, Semester Honor Roll I, A.R. Volleyball Coleman. Kay Frances. Shortie e- Semester Honor Rolls II, A.R. Treasurer, Girls Varsity Basketball I, Iunior Iour- list, P 6- G Circulation, Homecoming Oueen Attendant Colton. Ierome Lee. Jerry -Swimming Club, Future Drivers of America, A.R. Vice-President, Future Drivers ot Amer- ica President Conrad. Fred M.. Fritz -- Drivers Training Club, Pep Club, Dramatics Club, A.R. Treasurer, Dramatics Club Prest- dent, Student Council Vl, P G G Ad Staff, Time Out For Ginger, Homecoming Escort Cook. Emllle lane. Ame1la -- Bridge Club, Semester Honor Rolls IV, A.R. President, Chorus III, Other activities from Gladstone High School Cooper. Ioyce Ann. Coop - Dancing Club, Pep Club, Drill Squad, A.R. Treasurer, Student Council Alternate, Bas- ketball Il, Volleyball III, Track I Cooper. Iudy Ann. Coop - Dance Club, Dance Club In- structor, A.R. President, Volleyball Il, Basketball II, Soph- omore and Senior Cheerleading Corley. Gwendolyn Lucille. Gwenie -Dance Club, Pep Club, Drama Club, A.R. Basketball I, A Cappella I, Chorus I, Declamations Carman. Virginia Ann. Ginger -Alpha Community Service Club, Cooking Club, Clothing Club, Bible Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, A.R. Basketball II, Attendance Awards Vndez 70 Seaview ,4c ' Crabb. Terry Wayne Criner. Iudy Ann-Dance Club, G.A.A., Semester Honor Roll I, A.R. Treasurer, A.R. Track I, A.R. Basketball II, A.R. Volleyball Ill, Tennis ll, Glee Club I Crist. Eleanor Elizabeth. Busby -Fashion Club, Drama Club, Chorus I Crowder. Donald Lee-Lettermans Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, A.R. Vice-President, Football Co-captain III, Basketball III, Track III, Baseball III, Student Council I, Student Council Officer, Iunior Class Officer. Senior Class Officer Cuppy. Sandra Iean. Sandy - Vocal Ensembles, Semester Honor Rolls V, A.R. Secretary, A.R. Basketball Il, A.R. Volleyball I, A Cappella II, Girls Club I, Mixed Chorus I, Music Festival II, Choral Concert III, State Music Con- test Il ' Curry. Nancy lane. Nan - Dance Club, Library Club, Drama Club, A.R. Secretary, Library Club President, Drama Club Vice-President, A.R. Volleyball I, Bowling Club Vice-President of Bowling Club Danielson. Violet lola. Vi - Dance Club, Record Club Vice- President of Record Club, A.R. Volleyball I Darrah. Sandra Sue. Sandy -Social Dance Club, Swim- ming Club, A.R. Basketball I, A.R. Volleyball II, Track I, Chorus I Davis. Marilyn Mae- Mixed Chorus ll, Girls' Glee Club ll, Pep Club, Other activities at Columbus lunction High School . Dilsaver. Ioyce Iosephine. Red -Record Club, Drama Club, Vocal Ensembles, Photography, Basketball III, Volley- ball II, Chorus III Downs. Dwight Everett. Pap -Safe Driving Club, Shuckers Hot Rod Club, Projection Club Drewer. Peggy 1loAnn. Peg - Swimming Club D. E. Edwards. Donald Dean. Tiger -Dance Club, D.E. Club, A.R. Volleyball, A.R. Basketball, Typing Awards Elliott. Beverly Ioan. Bev -Sewing Club, Business Club, Typing Club, A.R. Treasurer, Chorus II, Art Award Engebretson. Arnold Dennis. Big Engy --Aviation Club, Swimming Club, A.R. Treasurer, Orchestra Ill, Music Festival Il Erickson. Bonnie Lou. Erick --- Sketch Club, Dance Club, Sketch Club Vice-President, A.R. Basketball I, A.R. Volley- ball I, Art Award Erickson. Gary Dana. Gare -Archery Club, A.R. Presi- dent, Vice-Presidnt and Treasurer, A.R. Basketball III, A.R. Track II, A.R. Volleyball II Filer. Ierry David. Ier -Drama Club, Photography Club, Semester Honor Roll I, Wrestling II, Track II, Orchestra III, A Cappella I, 'Three on a Bench, Brigadoon, Gramercy Ghost, Curious Savage, Time Out for Ginger Fisher. Bonnie Clair. Bon -G.A.A. Social Dance Club, Track I, Basketball II, Ping-Pong I, Student Council I Fitterer Io Ann. Io -- Dance Club, Vocal Ensemble, Future Nurses Club, Future Nurses Club Treasurer, Intramural Basketball III, Intramural Volleyball I, Chorus I, A Cap- pella II Folker. Norman Neal. Haysee - Gymnastics Club, Dance Club, Study Club Freitag. Carolyn lane. Katy - Record Club, Pep Club, Bridge Club, Basketball III, Volleyball III, Track I Freyling. Iohn William-Study Club, Gymnastic Club, Dance Club Fruehling. Larry. Lar - Lettermen's Club, Swimming Club, Semester Honor Rolls II, A.R. President, Senior Class Sec- retary, Football III, Swimming II, Track I, Band II, Music Festivals II Fynquist. Iudy Ann. Finny -Pep Club, Drama Club, Bridge Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, A.R. Vice-President, Pep Club Vice-President, Bridge Club President, A.R. Basket- ball I, Band III, Orchestra III, Pep Band II, Woodwind Trio I, Woodwind Quintet I, Chamber Orchestra I, Briga- doon Orchestra I, B.H.S. Band Queen, Junior Class Vice- President, Senior Class Treasurer Gabriel. Dick Lee. Sunset -Lettermen's Club, Semester Honor Roll I, A.R. President, Iunior Class President, Iunior Class Treasurer, Football III, Basketball Il, Track I Galey. Fred Lee. Ferd -- Lettermen's Club, Semester Honor Rolls, IV, A.R. President, A.R. Vice-President, Football III, Basketball III, Baseball III, Tennis II, Track I, Assist- ant Sports Editor of P :St G, Class President, Football Co- captain, Ir. Class Party Royalty, Visa-Versa Royalty, Basketball Tri-captain Gann. Lula Belle. Lu -- Alpha Club, Pep Club, Future Farmers, Semester Honor Rolls III, Future Farmers Club Secretary-Treasurer, A.R. Basketball III, A.R. Volleyball III, A.R. Track I, Typing Awards Gardiner. Charles Edward, Chottsy -Art Club, Social Dance Club, Chorus II Garman. Roberta Marie. Bert - G.A.A., Dance Club, Drill Squad, A.R. Track I, A.R. Basketball I, Chorus I, A Cap- pella Il Gibbs. Donna Lee-Dance Club, Service Club, D.E. Club, News Reporter, A.R. Basketball I, A.R. Volleyball I Gillespie. Patricia. Maureen. Eyes - --G.A.A., Business Club, Vice-President Glee Club II, Mixed Chorus Goble. Ronald Lee. Ronny - Bridge Club Goodbar, Mary H.-Drama Club, Pep Club, Bridge Club, A.R. Vice-President, A.R. Basketball II, Volleyball II, Student Council I, Orchestra III, String Ensembles III, Music Festival IV Gordon. Wilbur Eugene. Bill - Lettermen's Club, Semester Honor Roll I, Basketball II, Track I Graham. Delores lean. Dee - Dance Club, G.A.A., Sewing Club, Sewing Clug President, Chorus I Graham. Sandra Io. Sandy --- Fashion Club, Camera Club, Camera Club Treasurer-Secretary Grahl. Nancy Ann-G.A.A., Drill Squad, A.R. Vice-President, A.R. Secretary, Sophomore Class Secretary Griliith. William Roger. Bill -Biology Club, Semester Honor Rolls V Groen, Dave Lee. Groan --- Aviation Club, Tumbling Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, Intramural Basketball II, Choxusl Hackman. Susan lane. Suz -- Future Nurses, Pep Club, Bridge Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, A.R. Secretary- Treasurer, A.R. President, Basketball I, Volleyball II, Chorus I, Orchestra Librarian I, Orchestra III, A Cap- pella I, Music Contest II, Music Festival III, Pathfinder Editor, Girls Glee Club Haqemeier. Sharron Ann-Dance Club, Study Hall Club, Chorus I Hagerla. Donna lane. Hag - Dance Club, Swimming Club, Future Nurses, Future Nurses' Club Secretary, Basket- ball III, Volleyball I, Chorus III, Coral Concerts III Hahn, Philip Henry. Phil ---- Lettermen's Club, Teen-Age Drivers Club, A.R. Secretary, Football III, Basketball I, Track III, Band III, Orchestra III, State Contest III, Festi- val III, Intramural Basketball II, Intramural Volleyball II, Intramural Track I, Band Day II Hale. Larry Lloyd -- Fire Squad, Outdoor Crafts, Projection Club, Fire Chief Hall. Mary Carolyn-Photography Club, Future Nurses Club, Semester Honor Rolls Il Hall, Sharon Lyon- Dance Club, Pep Club, A.R. Secretary, A.R. Track I, A.R. Volleyball II, A.R. Basketball III, Chorus II, Concerts III Hamilton, Sandra Kay. Sandy -Dance Club, Cooking Club, Volleyball I, Chorus III Hammer. Helen Marie-- Bridge Club, Semester Honor Rolls IV, Basketball II, Glee Club II, Activities at Grandview High School Harmer. Patricia Kay. Pat - Cooking Club, Chorus Club, Dance Club, Basketball II, Volleyball II, Mixed Chorus Ill Harris. lack Lee-Dance Club, Photography Club, In-Rel Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, Photography Club Vice- President, A.R. Volleyball II, Student Council Altemate Harris. Myrna'Kay. Zeke - Dance Club, Vocal Ensembles, Future Nurses Club, Swimming Club, Music Festival III, Band III, A Cappella II, Chorus I Harrison. Patricia Kay. Pat -Semester Honor Roll I, A.R. Volleyball III, Basketball III Hecox. Lorin Claire, Sam -Gymnastics Club, Outdoor Crafts Club, Driving Club, A.R. Vice-President, A.R. Basketball I, A.R. Volleyball I, Student Council I Vndez '74 Sandor ffotdaddea Hendrickson. Barbara Ieanne. Barb ----Business Club, Cook- ing Club, Business Club President, Cooking Club Presi- dent, A.A. Basketball I, A.R. Volleyball I, Band Ill, Music Festival III Hester. Carolyn Ann. Carle - Future Nurses, Semester Honor Roll I Hill. Marilyn Kay. Kay -W Drama Club, Dance Club, Business Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, Business Club Secretary, A.R. Volleyball II, A.R. Track I, Glee Club I, Choral Con- cert l, Contest Speech I, Iunlor Iournallsm, Pathfinder Copywriter, A.R. President, Attendance Awards Hofmann. Barbara Kay. Hoff ---- Future Nurses II, Semester Honor Rolls III, A.R. Treasurer, Future Nurses President and Treasurer, A.R. Basketball III, Volleyball II, Track I, All-Star Basketball Il, A Cappella Il, Chorus III, Music Festival II, Girls' Glee Club, Attendance Records Howe. Barbara Carol. Howle -- Dance Club, Pep Club, Teen-Age Driving, Girls Intramurals III, Chorus Il Hunger. Sherry Ann. Sher -W Alphas, Future Nurses, Pep Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, Future Nurses President, A.R. President, A.R. Basketball III, Captain, A.R. Volley- ball III, Student Council Alternate, Iunlor Journalists, Pathfinder Managing Editor Hursey. Ianet Ann. Ian -Dance Club, Pep Club, Bridge Club, Semester Honor Rolls III, R.R. Treasurer, Iunlor Iournallsm, P 6 G Managing Editor, A.R. Volleyball, A.R. Basketball I Huston. Susan Ellen. Suzy -Typing Club, Business Club, Bridge Club, Semester Honor Rolls IV, A.R. Vice-Presi- dent, Buslness Club Vice-President, Glee Club I, Chorus III, Iunlor Iournalism, P G G Advertising Manager Ireland. Gary Lane -- Projection Club, Dance Club, Bowling Club, A.R. Treasurer, Projection Club Vice-President lacobs. Clara May- Photography Club, Sewing Club, A.R. Basketball Ianssen. Delores Lurene. Dee -- Nurses Club, G.A.A., Se- mester Honor Rolls V, Coral Concert Ieffrey. Delores Darlene. Dee --- Dance Club, Study Hall Club, Teen-Age Drivers Club, A.R. Basketball II khllblh Charlotte Eileen Char -- Future Nurses Club, Record Club, A.R. Treasurer, Record Club President, Future Nurses Club Vice-President, A.R. Basketball I, A.R. Track I, Student Council II, Orchestra III Iohnson. Iudlth Ann, Iudy --Record Club, Vocal Ensembles Club, Cooking Club, Semester Honor Rolls I, Basketball Ill, Volleyball I, Chorus Ill Iohnson. Keith LeRoy. Mouse - Lettermen's Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, Baseball I Johnson. Linda Kay. Lin -Swimming Club, Dance Club, .Dance Band, Vocal Ensemble, Semester Honor Rolls ll, A.R. Treasurer, Band III, Chorus I, Pep Band I Iohnson. Robert --- A.R. Secretary, Fire Chief, A.R. Basketball lonee. Mary Martha-Semester Honor Rolls IV, A.R. Secretary lones. Nancy Norlne. Nan --- Drama Club, In-Rel Club, Se- mester Honor Rolls IV, In Rel Treasurer, Choral Concerts II, Girls Glee Club I, Declam, Iunlor Iournalism, P G G Circulation Manager Iones. Richard E.. Dlck -- Swiming Club, Dance Club Kennedy. Phillip Lowell. Phil --- Bridge Club, Record Club, Study Club, Boys' Glee Club I, Chorus I Kennedy. Sharon Lee - Cooking Club, Sewing Club, Bridge Club Sewing Club Treasurer, Chorus Il Kent. Iames K.. lim W Lettermen's Club, Gymnastics Club II, A.R. Vice-President and Secretary-Treasurer, Track III, Football I, Legion Baseball I, A.R. Basketball, Track, and Volleyball Ill Kerr, loanne Kathryn. Mutt --- Dance Club, Library Club, Semester Honor Rolls II, A.R. Basketball and Volleyball Kerr. Marvin LeRoy. Hotrod - Camera Club, Gun Club Koster. Sally Ann. Sal - Dance Club, Vocal Ensemble, Intramural Basketball II, Band III, Chorus III Kimmel. George Francis. Franie Swimming Club, Study Hall Club, Safe Driving Club Kirby, Larry Russell, Goose --- Dance Band, Track-II, Band Ill, Orchestra II Knight. William Earl, Willie fvf- Fire Squad, Cooking Club, Pep Club, Gymnastic Club, Fire Squad Captain, Wres- tling II Kobus. Wllllam H. - Study Hall Club, Dance Club Kulp. Iudlth Kay. ludy - Study Club, Dance Club, Typing Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, Student Council Alternate, Student Council I, Chorus I Kuster, Thomas Taylor-Swiming Club, Lettermen's Club, Semester Honor Roll I, A.R. Treasurer, Secretary, and President, Football III Laqomarclno. Katherine Mary. Kiki - Drama Club, Pep Club, Bridge Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, A.R. Presi- dent, A.R. Basketball III, A.R. Volleyball III, Glee Club I, Iunlor Ioumalist, P G G Ad Staff, U. N. Play Lamb. Nancy Lee. Nan - Drama Club, Pep Club, Bridge Club, Semester Honor Rolls II, A.R. President, A.R. Bas- ketball I, A.R. Volleyball, Chorus Landesl, Vannle Faye - Dance Club, Swimming Club, A.R. Vice-President, A.R. Volleyball II, A.R. Track I, A.R. Bas- ketball I, Chorus III Lavtne. Richard Paul - Dance Club, Teen-Age Driving, Bowl- ing Club, A.R. Secretary, Chorus I Leake. Sandra Ann. Pepper - G.A.A., Photography Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, Photography Club Treasurer, G.A.A. Treasurer and President, A.R. Volleyball II, A.R. Softball I, A.R. Basketball III, A.A. Track I, Tennis II, Table Tennis II Lefller. lefty Paul. Shadow - Gun Club Leldlq. Roy Ronald. Little Pinky -Gymnastics, Dance Club, Lettermen's Club, A.R. Secretary, Football III, A.R. Track, A.R. Volleyball Lewis, Diane Susan. Di --Drama Club, G.A.A., Bridge Club, Nurses Club, Semester Honor Rolls IV, A.R. Treasurer, A.R. Vice-President, Track I, A.R. Basketball Il, A.R. Vol- leyball Il, Tennis, Glee Club I, Concerts III, Second Place in l Speak for Democracy Contest Lewis, Sally Rae. Louie - Dance Club, G.A.A., Semester Honor Rolls II, G.A. Vice-President, Basketball III, Vol- leyball II, Track I, Student Council II, Chorus I, Orchestra III, Music Festival III, Tennis II, Gym Assistant ' Linkin, Larry Ross. Happy Hooliqan - Dance Band III, Cooking Club, Semester Honor Roll I, A.R. Vice-President. A.R. Secretary, Band III, Orchestra II, Music Festivals Ill, State Solo Contest III Logan. Ellen Faye. Shorty - Future Nurses Club, Semester Honor Roll I, Basketball III, Baseball III, Volleyball II Lehmann. Carl lohn. C. I. - Swimming Club, Fire Squad, Biology Club, Map Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, A.R. Treasurer, Senior Class President, Football Ill, Basket- ball I, Swimming II, Tennis Il, Student Council III, Student Council Vice-President, Student Council Chairman of As- sembly Committee and Homecoming, Band ll, Orchestra I, Music Festival II, Student Council, Member of State Cabinet of IASC, Vice-President of Southeast Division of IASC, Boys' State Lucas. Richard Dean. Dick - Swimming Club, Gymnastics Club, D.E. Club, A.R. Vice-President, A.R. Track, A.R. Basketball Lundqren. Iohn David. Swede -- Camera Club, D.E. Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, Chorus I Mahallc. Marilyn Kay -- Bridge Club, Business Club, Dance Club, Choral Concert III, Glee Club I Martin, Donald Carl, Hands - Dramatics Club, Lettermen's Club, A.R. Treasurer, Football I, Basketball Ill, Track Ill, Student Council I Mathias. Larry Eugene - Swimming Club, Sale Driving Club, A.R. Secretary, Student Council Alternate, Chorus III Mattson, David Charles. Dave M Dance Club, Study Club, Semester Honor Rolls III, A.R. Secretary, A.R. Treasurer, A.R. Basketball, Intramural Basketball, A. R. Volleyball Maxwell. Rodney Francis. Curly -Dance Club, Study Club, Teen-Age Driving Club, Semester Honor Roll I ,Track I, Intramural Volleyball II, A.R. Track, A.R. Volleyball Melllnqer. Loretta Mae, Mel - Dance Club, Record Club, Chamber Orchestra Club, Semester Honor Roll I, Record Club Secretary, A.R. Volleyball II, Chorus I, A Cappella ll, Orchestra III, Music Contest III Meyer. Carl William-Archery Club, Dance Club, Study Bridge Club, Band II '7oulez 74 Sendo: Miller. Carolyn Ann-Future Nurses Club, Record Club, Se- mester Honor Rolls V, Student Council I Miller. Frances Bremhorst. F rankie -D.E. Club, Home Plan- ning Club, Pep Club, A.R. Secretary, A.R. Basketball II, A.R. Volleyball I, Chorus II Mohme. E. Jayne - Drama Club, Business Club, In Rel Club, Projection Club, Trigons, Semester Honor Rolls II, Student Council Alternate, Trigons Vice-President, A.R. Basket- ball II, A.R. Volleyball II, Chorus II Morgan. Ioan Marie. Jo -Pep Club, Drill Squad, Basket- ball III, Volleyball III, Gym Assistant Morse. Dorothy Agnes. Dottie -Drama Club, Jewelry Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, Chorus I Moses. Roberta Joann. Bert - Sewing Club, Business Club Mower. Beverly Ann. Twitch - Dance Club, Dance Band, Semester Honor Rolls III, A.R. Volleyball II, A.R. Basket- ball I, Orchestra III, A Cappella II, Music Festival III, Music Contest III, Girls' Glee Club I, Accompanist for Boys' Glee Club Moyer, Bob Jack. Robert - Outdoor Craft Club Murphy. Linton Vaughn. Murph -Dance Club, Outdoor Crafts, Semester Honor Rolls II, A.R. Secretary McCain. Shirley Ann - Clothing Club, Girls' Glee Club I McCannon. Frederick Wayne. Mac -Archery Club, Gun Club, Cooking Club, Football I, Track I McClurq. Larry Alvin - Swimming Club, Projection Club, Fisherman's Club, Gun Club, Projection Club President, Baseball II, Intramural Baseball III, Intramural Basket- ball I, A.R. Volleyball I, A.R. Basketball McConnell. Theodore Alan. Ted - Radio Club, Fire Squad, Semester Honor Rolls V, Fire Drill Director, Student Coun- cil III, Student Council President, Attended District and State Conventions, Band I, Junior Journalism, P :S G Busi- ness Manager, Boys' State and Boys' State Senate, Rotary Representative, l955 Honor Point Banquet Speaker Mcliasson. Mary Carol - Swimming Club, Business Club, Se- mester Honor Rolls V, Business Club President, Basket- ball III, Volleyball I, Gym Assistant McKee. Walter Lee-Swimming Club, Projection Club, Poster Club, Photography Club, Model Airplane Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, Poster Club Vice-President Nelson. Edward K.. Ed -- Astronomy Club, Bridge Club, In Rel Club, Dance Club, Record Club, Student Council I, Chorus I, Attendance Awards, Typing Awards, Path- finder Business Manager Nelson. Elisabeth Ann. Liz -Drama Club, Pep Club, Bridge Club, Semester Honor Rolls IV, A.R. Basketball, A.R. Vol- leyball, A.R. Track, Girls' All-Star Basketball, Tennis II, Student Council I, Girls' Glee Club I, Choral Concerts II, Junior Journalism, P 6-G Feature Editor, The Curious Savage , Easter Seal Queen, Sophomore Class Party Queen, Sophomore Mardi Gras Attendant, Junior Class Party Queen, Vice-Versa Dance Queen, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Attendance Awards II Nelson. Iudy Lynn - Dance Club, Record Club, In Rel Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, A.R. Basketball II Nelson. Marilyn Ioan. Lynne - Fashion Club, Record Club Nesius. Mary Lou - G.A.A. Pep Club, Bridge Club, A.R. Vice- President, Secretary, and Treasurer, A.R. Basketball II, A.R. Volleyball II, Chorus III, Girls' Glee Club I Nichols. Carmen Elaine - Clothing Club, Chorus I, A.R. Bas- ketball, A.R. Volleyball Ockert. C. William - Swimming Club, Poster Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, Map Club President, Poster Club President Odell. Charles Wayne. Daddy -Record Club, Teen-Age Drivers Club, Projection Club Oetken. Donald Raymond. Oat eCooking Club, Gymnas- tics, Reading Club Orr. Ianet Helen. Jan - Drama Club, Pep Club, Chamber Orchestra, Semester Honor Rolls V, A.R. President, A.R. Treasurer, Orchestra Vice-President, A Cappella Presi- dent, A.R. Track, Student Council I, Student Council Treasurer, Orchestra III, A Cappella II, Music Festival IV, String Ensemble II, State Music Contest II, Pathfinder Prooireader, Sophomore Mardi Gras Attendant, Home- coming Attendant, Senior Class Party Queen, Sopho- more Class Vice-President, Attended State Student Coun- cil Convention ,4 Osbaclr. Marcia Ioan. Marty W Dance Club, Highsteppers, Trigons, Semester Honor Roll I, Drill Squad Vice-Presi- dent, Basketball II, Volleyball II, Track I, Student Coun- cil I Osbome. John Earl. Ozzie - Teen-Age Drivers Club, Swim- ming Club, Dance Club Ossian. lo Ann. Jo - In Rel Club, Future Nurses Club, Se- mester Honor Rolls V, In Rel Treasurer, A.R. Basketball II, A.R. Volleyball III, Tennis II, Student Council I, Speech Letter, Junior Joumalism, P 6 G Exchange Owens. Linda Sue-Dance Club, Business Club, Bridge Club, Semester Honor Rolls II, Intramural Basketball II Parish. Ion Keith. Doc -Swimming Club, Biology Club, Dance Club, Chorus I Parry. James Edward. Jim -Lettermen's Club, Semester Honor Rolls II, A.R. President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer, Football II, Basketball II, Track III, Stu- dent Council I, Band I Patterson. Karen Kay-Dance Club, G.A.A. Study Club, Library Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, All-Star Basket- ball II, All-Star Volleyball I, Chorus I Pearson. Judith Kay. Judy - Future Teachers, Record Club Pelca. Charles LeRoy - Astronomy Club Penrose. Linda Louise. Penny --Projection Club, Dance Club, A.R. President, Projection Club Secretary, Chorus III, Girls' Glee Club Petersen. Larry Arthur. Pete -Dance Club, Lettermen's Club, Semester Honor Rolls II, Football III Peterson. Marilyn Lee. Pete - Record Club, Cooking Club, Semester Honor Roll I, A.R. Basketball, Chorus III, Choral Concerts III Piadenhauer. Phyllis G.. Pfady -Alphas, Typing Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Secretary, A.R. Basketball, A.R. Volley- ball, Intramural Baseball, All-Star Basketball and Vol- leyball II, Track I, Gym Assistant, A Cappella I, Orches- tra III, Choral Concerts III, Music Festivals III, String Contest II, Girls' Glee Club, Attendance Awards, South- east Iowa Symphony Orchestra I Pistorius. Leqia Lou. Lei - G.A,A., Semester Honor Rolls V, A.R. President, G.A.A. Vice-President, Sophomore Class President, Senior Class President, All-Star Volleyball Il, All-Star Basketball II, A.R. Track, A.R. Volleyball, Tennis II, Student Council I, Girls' Glee Club, PGG Editor, Homemaker of Tomorrow Award, Gym Assistant Pitser. Henrietta Maxine. Etta - Record Club, Chorus I Pohl. Fred Lee-Semester Honor Rolls V, A.R. Secretary, Football I, Basketball I, A Cappella I Poisel. Charles Albert. Chuck W Future Farmers, Outdoor Crafts, Future Farmers Vice-President, Outdoor Crafts Vice-President, A.R. Basketball, A.R. Volleyball Poisel. lack -- Outdoor Crafts, Gun Club Pooley. Laura Beth. B - Dance Club, Drama Club, Semes- ter Honor Roll I, A.R. Vice-President, Intramural Basket- ball II, Chorus I Power. Joseph Edward. Atom - Archery Club, In Rel Club, Band III, Band Festivals III, Bowling Club, A.R. Volleyball Rein. Ibrry Dean-Photography Club, Creative Entertain- ment, Baseball I, Contest Dramatic Declamation, Radio Speech, Typing Certificate Renninger. Lester LeRoy. Buzz - Semester Honor Rolls IV, Aviation Club Vice-President Rheinschmidt. Larry Walter-D.E. Club, Fishing Club, Se- mester Honor Rolls III, A.R. Secretary, News Reporter, Bowling I Richard. Sandrae In Rel Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, In Rel President and Secretary, Intramural Basketball II, Intramural Volleyball I, Chorus I Richie. Geraldine Mae. Jerri -Dance Club Study Club, Future Farmers Ricks. Janet Lee - Bridge Club, A.R. Secretary Rlgqall. John Paul. Rig - Lettermen's Club, Driver Train- ing, A.R. Vice-President, A.R. President, Basketball III, Baseball III, Tennis II, Track I Riherd. Margery Rosalind. Susan -Swimming Club, Typ- ing Club, G.A.A., Semester Honor Rolls III, All-Star Vol- leyball II, Intramural Volleyball II, A.R. Track I, Softball II, Choral Concert 7ndex 70 Roaea, Donald Maurel- Projection Club, Dance Club, Se- mester Honor Rolls IV, Projection Club Vice-President, A Cappella II, Messiah I, Festival Il, Boys' Glee Club, Attendance Awards Robb. John Patton. J. R. -Aviation Club, Photography Club, Reading Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, A.R. Vice- President, Photography Vice-President and President, Basketball II, Track I, Football I Roberts, lone Faye, Onie - G.A.A., Alphas, Typing Club, Semester Honor Roll I, Basketball I, Volleyball l Robinson. Davld Ralph. Dave - Art Club, Sketch Club, Jewelry Club, A.R. President and Secretary, A.R. Basket- ball ll, A.R. Volleyball ll, A.R. Track II Robinson, Velma Marlon - Study Club, Library Club, G.A.A., Chorus I, A.R. Basketball Rockenbach. Anita M.. Neaty - In Rel Club, Sewing Club, Pep Club, Vocal Ensemble, A.R. President, A Cappella President, A Cappella Secretary, Basketball Il, Volley- ball II, Student Council I, Student Council Secretary, A Cappella Ill, Brigadoon, Music Festival III, Girls' Glee Club, Homecoming Queen, Junior Mardi Gras Attendant, Sophomore Class Treasurer Role, Ronald Allen, Rosebud --Dance Band, D.E. Club, Semester Honor Roll I, Orchestra I, Band II, Dance Band Il, A Cappella II Rutherlord. Wendel Ray. Wendy -Swimming Club, Library Club, Aviation Club, Study Club, Chorus I Rynott. Sally Rae, Sal -G.A.A., Vocal Ensemble, Chamber Orchestra, A.R. Secretary, A.R. Volleyball I, A,R. Basket- ball Il, A.R. Track I, A.R. Softball I, Band III, Orchestra III, A Cappella ll, Music Festival III, Pep Band I, Madri- gal l, Municipal Band, Southeast Iowa Symphony III Saatholl, John Allen. Egroeg - Photography, Radio Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, A.R. President and Secretary, Tennis III, A.R. Volleyball II, A.R. Basketball Il, Intra- mural Baseball II, Student Council Alternate, Band Ill, Orchestra Ill, Festival III, Solo and Ensemble Contest III, National Merit Scholarship Screen and Semifinal Savage. Rematne Leon - Projection Club, Teen-Age Drivers Club, Camera Club, Study Club Schafer, Robert Waldo, Red -Drama Club, A.R. Treasurer, Prop Man Schlag. Fred R. - Gymnastics Club, Dance Club, Bridge Club Schmidt. Carla Faye. Smitty - Sewing Club, Cooking Club, Future Homemakers, Typing Club, A.R. President, Sec- retary and Treasurer, Typing Club President, Basketball II, Volleyball II, Baseball I, Chorus I Schmitt. Eugene Stephen. Dyke -Teen-Age Drivers Club, Dance Club Schreiner, lolm Wllllam. Spudly - Semester Honor Rolls IV, A.R. President and Vlce-President, Football III Track I Schultz. Kelth Donald. K. Don - Dance Band, Dance Club, Swimming Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, A.R. Vice- Presldent, A.R. Secretary and Treasurer, Junior Class Treasurer, Student Council II, Dance Band Il, Band III, Orchestra Ill, A Cappella II, Madrigal Singer, State Music Contest II, Pep Band, Tric-City Music Festival, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Track, Intramural Volleyball, S.U.I, Voice Clinic, Messlah, A Cappella Choir Schultz. Lots Marte, Lo -Cooking Club, Future Nurses Club, A.R. Basketball II, A.R. Volleyball II Schunernan. Stephen Terry, Steve - Radio Club, Letter- men's Club, Vocal Ensembles, Semester Honor Rolls IV, Football III, Wrestling II, Track III, Baseball I, Student Council I, A Cappella III, Tric-City Music Festival Ill, Intramural Track, Volleyball and Basketball Civil Air Patrol Sears. Roger Pierce, Roo - Semester Honor Rolls Ill, Dance Band, Football III, Basketball II, Track I, A.R. President, Band Ill, Dance Band III, A Cappella I, Boys' Glee Club I, A.R, Basketball, Track, and Volleyball, J. C. Blasters Pep Band Shatter, Blaine Mariory. Shale -- Dance Club, Pep Club, Drill Squad, Swimming Club, A.R. Secretary, A.R. Bas- ketball II, A.R. Volleyball, G.A.A., Student Council Alter- nate, Chorus ll, Hi-Steppers Sam Ammo Shay, Beverly Ann. Jeff -Dance Club, Library Club, Library Club Secretary, Basketball Il, Volleyball I, Band III, Music Festivals III, Band Concert III Sheldon. Davld LeRoy, Dave - Gymnastics, Lettermen's Club, Dance Club, A.R. President, Vice-President, Foot- ball III, Wrestling II Slolrell, Robert Frank - Pep Club Slmmerman. Rogene Mae. Ro-Gen -Cadet Teachers, Hi- - Steppers, Orchestra I, Accompanist for Boys' Double Quartet, Madrigal, Girls' Trio, and Glee Club Slzertlr. Joseph Franklin, Jay -Radio Club, Fire Squad, Semester Honor Rolls Il, Radio Club President, Chief Technician of Fire Squad, Swimming I, A.R. Track, A.R. Volleyball ' Sllger. Joyce Lynn-G.A.A., Semester Honor Rolls Il, A.R. Basketball III, A.R. Volleyball III, Chorus II Sllqer. Judith Jane. Judy -Dance Club, A.R. Basketball, A.R. Volleyball I, Chorus I Smith. Adraln LeRoy. Smitty - Dance Club, Dance Band, Band III Srnlth. Alice Mae - Dance Club, Future Homemakers, Bridge Club, Chorus I Smith, Bob M., Smitty - Radio Club, Semester Honor Rolls III, Track III, A.R. Volleyball III, A.R. Basketball II Smith. George Edward. Porque - Swimming Club, Letter- men's Club, A.R. President and Vice-President, Letterman President, Football III, Track I, Art Awards, Gold Key II Smith. Ioan Barbara. Io - Dance Club, Sewing Club, Busi- ness Club, Semester Honor Rolls Il, Business Club Trea - urer, Intramural Basketball III, Intramural Track I. A.R. Volleyball Il, Student Council I, Chorus I, Attendance Awards Srnlth. Martha Ann-Dance Club, Future Homemakers, Bridge Club, A.R. Basketball I, Girls' Glee Club I, Choral Con- certs II Smith. Sandy lean. San -Hi-Steppers, Varsity Cheerleader, A.R. Basketball III, A.R. Volleyball III, Track I, Chorus III, Attendant to Dolphin Queen Spicer. Larry Dean - Lettermen's Club, Record Club, Biology Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, A.R. Treasurer, Biology Club President, Football, Student Council I, Junior Jour- nalist, P G G Assistant Sports Editor, Gramercy Ghost , A.R. Basketball and Volleyball Stanbury. Keith Edward. Stan -D.E. Club, Dance Club, Projection Club, A.R. Basketball, A.R. Volleyball, Or- chestra II Starkey. Lol: Ann. Lou - Swimming Club, Jewelry Club, Record Club, A.R. Volleyball III, Orchestra III Stelnbrecher. Shirley Ann - Sewing Club, Chorus I Stlckler. Monte Davld - Swimming Club, Projection Club, Vocal Ensemble, A Cappella l, Chorus II, Glee Club I, State Music Clinic, Chorus Concerts, Madrigal Singer Stoller. Jerry Lee Stone. Llnda Lou, Lin -Sewing Club, Pep Club, Drill Squad, Girls' Swimming, Semester Honor Roll I, A.R. Basketball II, A.R. Volleyball II, Student Council ll, Chorus I, Hi- Steppers Story, Joleen Diane. Jo - Chamber Orchestra, G.A.A., A.R. Treasurer, Tennis II, Ping-Pong II, Golf I, Student Council Alternate, Orchestra Ill, String Sections II, A Cappella I, Southeast Iowa Symphony I, State Contest III, Golf Championship, Accompanist for Chorus Stout. Warren lack, Arm -Art Club, Dance Club, Gymnas- tics, Safe Driver's Club, Art Club Officer, Baseball III, A.R. Basketball II, A.R. Volleyball III, A.R. Track, Art .Award Strock. Beverly Katherine, Bev -Swimming Club, Vocal Ensemble, A.R. Vice-President, Volleyball I, Track I, Student Council Alternate, Choral Concert III, State Music Contest I, A Cappella II, Girls' Glee Club I, Music Festi- val II, Chorus I, G.A.A., Trigon Straw, Robert Nlccolls, Bob -Fire Squad, Biology Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, Biology Club Secretary, Fire Drill Director of Fire Squad, Student Council I, Junior Journalism, PSG Sports Editor, Rotary Representative Swearlnqer, Sylvia Louise. Sylv -Alphas, Swimming Club, Record Club, A.R. Basketball III, A.R. Volleyball Il, Christmas Concert I, Spring Concert I Vozdez 74 Semin Swisher, Bill Arthur. Swish -Outdoor Crafts, Pep Club, Teen-Age Driver's Club, Dance Club, A.R. Vice-President, A.R. Basketball, A.R. Volleyball, A.R. Track Sylvester, Linda. Lin -Pep Club, D.E. Club, Dance Club, A.R. President, Intramural Basketball Il, Volleyball II, Band III, Chorus III Taeger. Virginia, Ginn - Swimming Club, Pep Club, Drill Squad, Semester Honor Rolls III, A.R. President, Vice- President, Drill Squad Vice-President, Basketball III, Vol- leyball I, All-Star Basketball II, All-Star Volleyball I, Student Council II, Glee Club I, Chorus I, Time Out for Ginger , Swim Queen Attendant, Gym Assistant, Senior Class Vice-President , Tansey, Larry Lee-D.E. Club, American Legion Baseball, Semester Honor Roll I, D.E. Club President, Baseball ll, Track I - Tate. Iames Warren, lim - Swimming Club, Dance Club, Tumbling Club, Semester Honor Rolls Il, Tumbling Club Vice-President, Wrestling II, Track I ,Chorus II, Music Festivals III, P 6- G Ad Staff, A.R. Basketball, A.R. Vol- leyball, Service Letter Taulker. Gerald Lee. Ierry -Projection Club, Biology Club, A.R. President, Projection Club Vice-President, Biology Club Treasurer, Football III Taylor, Iames Ronald. lim - Swimming Club, Lettermen's Club, Fire Squad, Semester Honor Rolls III, A.R. Vice- President, Swimming I, Football III, Track II, Golf I Thomas. Orville Richard, Tommy - Dance Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, Chorus I Thomas. Patricia Ann. Elphira -Study Club, Vocal En- semble, Chamber Orchestra, Semester Honor Rolls III, A.R. Basketball II, A.R. Volleyball II, Orchestra III, A Cappella II, Music Festival III Thye, Leah Louise, Le - Bridge Club, Business Club, Dance Club Trail, Iames Richard, T -Lettermen's Club, Dance Club, Semester Honor Roll I, Lettermen's Club Vice-President, Football III, Track I, Tennis I, Iunior Iournalist, P GG Ad Staff Turner, Eugene Lee, Gene - Astronomy Club, Study Club Underwood. Fudith Ann-Drama Club, Business Club, Bridge Club, Projection Club, Bowling League, Semester Honor Rolls III, A.R. President, Business Club President, A.R. Basketball, A.R. Volleyball, Student Council Alternate, Girls' Glee Club I Underwood, Larry Roy. Lave -Reading Club, Airplane Club, Fishing Club, Gun Club Vice-President, Baseball Ill, A.R. Basketball II, Volleyball Il Vahle. August Frank. Augie - Study Club Vance. Larry Dean. Lard -Aviation Club, Dance Club, Broom Club Vaughn. Beverly Ann, Bev -Cooking Club, Business Club, Bible Club, Camera Club, Semester Honor Roll l, Cook- ing Club Treasurer, Camera Club and Business Club Secretary, A.R. Basketball II, A.R. Volleyball II Vedell. lack Ronald-Swimming Club, Lettermen's Club, Dance Club, A.R. President, Football III, Wrestling l, A.R. Basketball and Volleyball, Student Council I, Band II, Duke of Mardi Gras, Senior Class Party King, Music Festivals Voqelqesanq. Diane. Vogie -Dance Club, Pep Club, Bridge Club, Semester Honor Rolls II, Iunior Iournalism, P GG Ad Stalf Voiqht. Laura Mae - Cooking Club, Future Nurses Club, Se- mester Honor Roll I, Future Nurses Club Secretary, A.R. Basketball, A.R. Volleyball Von Ende, Nancy Ann - Dance Club, Sewing Club, Semester Honor Roll I Vorwerk. Iarnes Edward, lim -Gymnastics Club, Letter- men's Club, Semester Honor Rolls III, A.R. Secretary, Football III, Track I ,-4ctcbf6Zc'e4 Wagner, Dale William ---- Semester Honor Rolls III, Radio Club, A.R. President, A,R. Volleyball, A.R. Track Wahl, Vera Ann, Annie - Photography Club, A.R. Basket- ball, A.R. Volleyball, Chorus I, Glee Club Walker, Delmer George - Lettermen's Club, Semester Honor Honor Rolls Ill, A.R. Treasurer, Football III, Baseball III, Track Ill, Sophomore Class Party King, Junior and Senior Class Treasurer Walker. Gordon E., Gordie - Vocal Ensemble, Semester Honor Roll I, Football I, Band I, A Cappella Il Walker. Shirley lean - G.A.A., Home Planning Club, Semes- ter Honor Roll I, Choral Concert II Wall. Al Carl, Bertie - A.R. Basketball, A.R. Volleyball Ward. William Arthur, Buck - Gymnastics Club, Tumbling Club, Bar Squad, Bowling I, Band Ill Warden, Rosemary Kay. Rosie -- Pep Club, Drama Club, Semester Honor Rolls V, A.R. Vice-President, D.E. Club Treasurer, A.R. Volleyball, A.R. Basketball, Iunior Jour- nalism, P G G Assistant Feature Editor Watson. Larry Gene. Pete -- Dance Club, Gymnastic Club, Lettermen's Club, Track I, Football I, Student Council I Webb, Donald R., Lefty -Gymnastics Club, Gymnastics Club President Weede, Sonia Sue. Suzie - Semester Honor Rolls V, Office Practice, A.R. Basketball III, Bowling I, Volleyball III, Debate I Welch. Lynda lean, Lynn -- Future Nurses Club, Dance Club, Bridge Club, A.R. President, Dance Club President and Treasurer, A.R, Basketball, G.A.A., A.R. Volleyball, Student Council Alternate, Chorus II Werner, Dolores Ann. Dode - Dance Club, Pep Club, Drill Squad, Semester Honor Rolls V, A.R. Basketball, A.R. Volleyball Westerbeck. Sandra Kay, Sandy - A.R. Secretary, Basket- ball III, Volleyball I, Chorus I Whaley. Robert Eugene, Bob -Teen-Age Driving Club, Outdoor Crafts Club, Study Club, Semester Honor Rolls II, Tennis I Wheeler. Carole Elizabeth, Carrie -- Nursing Club, Mixed Chorus II Whitefield, Iohn Edward, I. E. -- Basketball II Wilkerson, Bartlett Lee, Bart -Cooking Club, Vocal En- sembles, Semester Honor Rolls II, A.R. Volleyball I, A.R. Track, A Cappella I, Orchestra II, Music Festival lll, Glee Club I, Pathfinder Sports Editor Willetord, Charles Arthur. Bones -- Dance Band, Archery Club, Fishing Club, Fire Squad, Assistant Chief of Fire Squad, Track I, A.R. Volleyball II, A.R. Basketball II, Band III, Music Festival III Willem. Donald R.. Willie - Dance Club, Swimming Club, Poster Club, Fire Squad Ill, Semester Honor Rolls IV, A.R. Vice-President, Poster Club Secretary- Treasurer, Fire Squad President, Track I ,A.R. Basketball, Intramural Golf II, A.R. Volleyball. Willem, Lillian lane, Ianie - Dance Club, G.A.A., Typing Club, A.R. Secretary, Typing Club Secretary, A.R. Track I, All-Star Basketball I, A.R. Basketball III, A.R. Volley- ball III Willson, Iohn Eldon, Speed - Dance Club, Outdoor Crafts Wischmeier, Ianet Louise-Bridge Club, Library Club, Dance Club, Semester Honor Rolls IV, A.R. Secretary-Treasurer Witte. Everett David, Dave -Lettermen's Club, Fire Squad, A.R. President, A.R. Treasurer, A.R. Secretary, Football III, Basketball I, Swimming I Wolford, Linda Lea, Lin - G.A.A., Dance Club, A,R. Bas- ketball III, Track I, Volleyball III Wollrenhauer, Carl H., Walku - Safe Driving Club Wright. Gene Raymond--Lettermen's Club, Gymnastic Club, Semester Honor Roll I, A.R. Secretary, Football lll, Wrestling I, Track II, Chorus III 'L 1 'I aa., I , .p.,. . ' 1 vi, Z. ,W i .14 11--Wi? 5 ,:',.', Qzqg, 1 at ,1 -ng:-3-f. 4 ., ,f, , r, , 1 ' Q ,-U51 5, r, v Aff ,,.f, ,g.Je.- 'E 2 ,-of ,ar f. xx V ,:' , Kirlf , V.-D- 2 , 'fiilaw 4 ,- Hmqg, f ,v fm Mxlzjifiwwg . , :wr-P ,I ' 4: '1m.,, . f , N, . Q, .M . .ann-.-may . ,- by ri AFC' ..- ytxm,..yl . .g., ., .-we , f' 1 4, 1 f-ian Nm X