Cardinal High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Eldon, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1962 volume:

Thi i all that remained of homes .along a stretch of road in the Bel- lAir section of Los Angeles after a brush fire swept the area—worst in jo% Angeles history. i Redstone rocket carrying Astronaut Virgil Grissom’s capsule lifts ofT Cape Canaveral launching pad on space flight. A freedom rider bus goes up in flames after a fire bomb was tossed through a window near Anniston, Ala. Roger Maris, New York Yankees’ outfielder, finishes swing after hit- ting 61st homer at Yankee Stadium on last day of season. Model family fallout shelter holds attention of visitors at the Kentucky State Fair in Louisville, symbolic of the upsurge of national interest in civil defense. President Kennedy and cabinet members before the first cabinet session at the White House. From left. Postmaster General Edward Day, U.N. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson, Vice President Johnson, Defense Secretary Robert McNa- mara. Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman, Labor Secre- tary Arthur Goldberg, Welfare Secretary Abraham Ribi- cofT, Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges, Attorney General Robert Kennedy, Secretary of State Dean Rusk, President Kennedy, Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon and Interior Secretary Stewart Udall. AGENCY BATAVIA ELDON SELMA GROWTH Growth is essential to life. The purpose of a school is to mold the lives ol young people; therefore, it must grow with the needs of youth. That is what Cardinal com- munity is doing. It has grown from four independent districts into one large community school district. The four former high school buildings now house the grades and junior high classes, thus allowing all high school students to attend the new, modern, centrally- located building. CONTENTS UNDERGRADS .........PAGE 10 - DEDICATION In appreciation for your devotion as teacher, librarian, and friend to the student body, we the Annual Staff are honored to dedicate to you, Mrs. Martin Shive, the 1962 Cardinal Annual. 3 ADMINISTRATION Under the efficient direction of the school administrators and the Board of Education, Car- dinal High School has made another giant stride in its growth during the 1961-1962 school year. Richard E. Hill, Cardinal High School Principal Doyle Miller, principal at Agency Robert F. Leland, Superintendent of Cardinal Community Schools Harry Wood, principal at Batavia Jack Sapp, principal at Eldon BOARD OF EDUCATION Cardinal is under the direction of the above board members. Seated, left to right: Horace Hite, secretary Alice Dallner, Robert Leland, George McCombs, president Clifford Moore, Lloyd Whitham, Russ Swartz, and Clell Johnson. Miss Mary Ann Ward, Secretary to Assistant Superintendent, Richard Hill. CLASSES AND FACULTY Mrs. Nobile spends two hours daily teaching French I, and is French II, and III instructor. In addition she conducts first hour study hall. Teaching and learning are two main factors in the process of educational growth. In addition to teaching Modern Problems, government, and sociology, Mr. Gaul has one study hall and is the assistant boys' basketball and football coach. Miss Pennel supervises the English Composition class which is responsible for publishing the school paper and yearbook, teaches three junior English classes and one study hall. Miss Hunter is our guidance counselor and also is the English 12 instructor. Besides teaching the World History classes, Mr. Sharp instructs two physical education classes and also coaches girls’ basketball and is assistant football coach. Mrs. Besh teaches three home economics classes, biology, and has two study halls. Mrs. Shive is the instructor of the English 10 classes, speech and is also in charge of the library. In addition to being the instructor of two bookkeeping classes, Mrs. Gobble teaches shorthand, office practice, and typing. Mr. Peebler's school day consists of two classes of chemistry, three of physical edu- cation and health, and one of economics. COOKS AND CUSTODIAN Shown below is our dependable custodian, John Darnielle, at- tending to the boilers. These three ladies shown above are responsible for serving some 200 meals a day. They are Mrs. Osing, Mrs. Parrett, and Mrs. Hanna. Sophomore class officers: Charlene Morrison, president; Lonnie Batterson, vice president; and Carol Payne, sec- retary; Willetta Martsching, treasurer; is not shown. UNDERGRADS SOPHOMORES Pages 12 —16 The undergraduates will be directly involved in Cardinal's progress next year. The officers of the junior class as shown above: Kendall Fligg. president; John Courtney, vice president, and Mary Lynne Sel- sor, treasurer. The secretary, Connie Blackburn, is not shown. t 111IV MAXINE ADAM NANCY BRADSHAW JIM CHRISMAN LINDA ADAMSON 4b KENNETH BLACK JOHN BREWINGTON BEN CLOKE EVELYN ARCHER KATHY BLAGG LINDA DALLNER REX BALL REX BOOTH FORREST DAY DALE BATTERSON RICHARD CHANCE LEON DURFLINGER ROBERT FLIGG AL DEAN FARRINGTON DONALD FOUNTAIN WILSON FINNEY DIXIE GATLIN LOLA FLETCHER DAVID GRIMM MICHELE FLIGG LINDA HANCOCK LARRY HUMBLE ( w SUSAN HARMON DENNIS JEFFREY FRANCIS JOHNSON JACK HOPWOOD PAUL KEASLING JUNIOR HOWARD RICHARD KEASLING 13 GERALDINE LEWIS ft DONNA LILES JUSTINE LIVESAY GL KESSE f PAMELA LO ...IS STEVEN KURKA A JUDY MADDEN CAROLYN McDowell CYNTHIA MOORE HARRY MARTSCHING NANCY McFarland CHARLENE MORRISON m I •■v Jr WILLETTA VERA McCORMICK MARTSCHING MIKE McGINNISS CHERYL McMULLIN JERRY MORROW CAROL PAYNE LINDA McCOY JOE MILLER 14 ALBERT PILCHER I PATTY SHUMATE JANE VASS LINDA POWELL MARGARET REIGHARD JOHN POOL JAMES RUPE VIRGINIA WILBUR RUPE RUPE CRAIG SUMNER DANNY THOMPSON CHERYL STEVENSON COLLEEN REISCH SHERRY SCHMITTER ALICE TOOLEY I CAROLYN WINSTON CLAIR WOLFE CARLA ZUELKE JUANITA DICK METCALF PUMPHREY KAREN ROBERTS The perfect Sophomore Girl in the opinion of the Annual Staff should be as follows: Eyes like--Linda Powell Figure like--Carol Payne Hair like--Alice Tooley Nose like--Linda Dallner Lips like--Patti Webb Personality like--Cheryl McMullin Voice like--Evelyn Archer Teeth like--Micky Fligg Brains like --Margaret Reighard Manners like--Susan Harmon Smile like--Linda Adamson The perfect Sophomore Boy in the opinion of the Annual Staff should be as follows: Eyes like--Rick Chance Muscles like--Junior Howard Hair like--Bob Fligg Nose like--Jerry Hemm Mouth like--Harry Martsching 0 Personality like--Leon Durflinger Voice like--Dave Grimm Teeth like--Glen Kesselring Brains like--Kenny Black Manners like--Joe Miller Smile like--Mike McGinness Posture like--Rex Booth GARY ADAMSON MARCIA BRAIN ARD CHRISTINE CLOKE CONNIE BLACKBURN CAROLYN BREWER CHARLES CREECH BOB BATTERSON JO ANN BURKHOLDER JOHN COURTNEY DON BARTLETT RICHARD BOSTWICK DEAN CALLOPY RAYMOND DAGE VERNA DAGE 17 MARY DAY Ww. LINDA DENNY J JANE FROTZ DONALD GRAHAM BETTY ESSARY JERRY JEFFREY MIKE HUGHES JEANETTE IRWIN DIXIE KESSLER PATTIE LEAZER MARTY KAPRICH BILL KEMPT REGINA LEWIS WAYNE McGHEE ALAN McNEIL SHEILA MORROW MARGUERITE MARTSCHING CAROL NELSON 4 VALORIE McFarland , JERRY NORRIS BOB PUMPHREY GARY QUICK SHARON RAGEN RAE REED MARY ELLEN RUPE STEPHEN SCHMITZ KATHERINE SELSER MARY LYNNE SELSOR RONALD SIMMONS JAMES SLUTTS CHARLES SMITH KATHLEEN SMITH SANDRA SMITH JAMES SPROUSE VIRGIL STEWART JUDY STEELE TIM STREEBY DAVID STREEBY VICTOR STREEBY ANITA SWINCOE DARWIN TARBELL KAREN JIM VASS VAN BLARICOM JUDY WALKER BETTY WEBB 20 JAMES WEBB JOAN WINSTON SHARON WELSH PAT WHITTOM JERRY WINSTON CRAIG YEAGER THE PERFECT GIRL The perfect junior girl in the opinion of the annual staff should be as follows: Eyes like--Marty Kaprich Figure like--Judy Walker Hair like--Patti Leazer Nose like--Sandra Smith Lips like--Jo Ann Burkholder Personality like--Carolyn Brewer Voice like--Mary Parrett Teeth like--Echo Cassill Brains like--Connie Blackburn Manners like--Regina Lewis Dances like--Linda Pearson Smile like--Katherine Selser THE PERFECT BOY The perfect junior boy in the opinion of the annual staff should be as follows: Eyes like--Vic Streeby Athletic like--Kendall Fligg Hair like--Jim Vass Nose like--Gary Adamson Mouth like--Raymond Dage Personality like--John Courtney Voice like--Alan McNeil Teeth like--Craig Yeager Brains like--Dean Callopy Manners like--Jim Fisher Smile like--Virgil Stewart Posture like--Mike Hughes GRADS The graduates have furthered Cardinal's growth during the past years, and in return, have been aided in their development by Cardinal. . O MOTTO % e The only difference between stepping stones and stumbling blocks is the way you use them. The senior class officers as shown from left to right: Vicki Campbell, treasurer; Sandra Streeby, secretary; Terry Durflinger, president; and Paul Sorenson, vice president. JAMES BAUGH Class Play 11,12; Cam- era Club 11,12; Mixed Chorus 10,11,12; Boys' Glee Club 10,11,12; Football 11,12; Base- ball 10,11,12; Track 10, 11,12; Golf 11.12; Crier Staff 12; Annual Staff 12; Pep Club 11; Letter Club 11,12; Letter Club Officer 12. NILA BLACK Class Play 11; Mixed Chorus 10,11,12; Girls' Glee Club 10,11,12; Sextet 10,11,12; Speech 12; Pep Club 12; Class Officer 10,11; Honor Roll 10,11,12. MICHAEL BENSON Class Play 11,12; Camera Club 11,12; Mixed Chorus 10,11,12; Boys' Glee Club 10,11,12; Boys' Double Quartet 12; Basketball 10; Pep Club 11,12; Librarian 10. VICKI CAMPBELL Student Council 10,12; Class Play 12; Homecoming Queen Candidate 10; Dance Band 10; Mixed Chorus 10,11,12; Girls' Glee Club 10,11,12; Sextet 10; Double Mixed Quartet 10,12; Concert Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Honor Roll 10,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Softball 10; Speech 12; Class Officer 10,12; Letter Club 10,11,12. 23 LOUIS BISHOP Football 12; Track 10, 11,12. ROSEMARY CARTER Class Play 11; Cheer- leader 12; Mixed Chorus 10,11,12; Girls' Glee Club 10,11,12; Double Mixed Quartet 10; Sex- tet 10,11,12; Concert Band 10; Basketball 10; Speech 12; Annual Staff 11; Pep Club 11,12; Crier Editor 11; Soloist 10,11,12; Pep Club Officer 12. RONALD CLARK Class Play 10,12; Cam- era Club 11,12; Concert Band 10,11,12; March- ing Band 10,11,12; Bas- ketball 10; Baseball 10,11,12; Track 11; Crier Staff 11; Annual Staff 11; Pep Club 11, 12. SALLY STREEBY COURTNEY Student Council 11; FT A 10; Dance Band 10; Mixed Chorus 10; Girls' Glee Club 10; Sextet 10; Honor Roll 10,11,12. BEVERLY GRUWELL CONNER Mixed Chorus 10; Girls' Glee Club 10. DAVID COURTNEY Camera Club 11,12; Track 11; Baseball 10. HARLEY CRAFT Camera Club 12; Foot- ball 11,12; Basketball 10; Baseball 11; Track 12; Letter Club 12; Li- brarian 12; Boys’ Bas- ketball Manager 10,11, 12; Baseball Manager 11; Track Manager 11. CHERYL DALE Class Play 11; Mixed Chorus 10,11,12; Girls' Glee Club 11,12; Con- cert Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 11,12; Softball 10. % MARY ELLEN ECKELBERG Softball 10; Speech 12; Crier Staff 11, Annual Staff 11. BOB DIMM1TT Class Play 11,12; Cam- era Club 11; F.T.A. 10,11,12; Mixed Chorus 10,11,12; Boys' Glee Club 10,11,12; Boys' Double Quartet 12; Foot- ball 11; Basketball 10; Track 11; Speech 12; Pep Club 11,12; Librarian 12; Pep Club President 12. GAIL DORRIS F.T.A. 10,11; Mixed Chorus 10,11,12; Girls' Glee Club 10,11,12; Basketball 10; Speech 12; Crier Staff 12; Annual Staff 12; Pep Club 11; Librarian 10,11,12; Honor Roll 12. MARIE FIEDLER Mixed Chorus 10; Girls' Glee Club 10; Basketball 10,11,12; Softball 10; Class Officer 10; Letter Club 11, 12; Letter Club President 12. TERRY DURFLINGER Student Council 11; Football 10,11,12; Bas- ketball 10,11,12; Base- ball 10,11,12; Track 10, 11; Class Officer 10,11, 12; Letter Club 11,12. MICHAEL GARDNER Mixed Chorus 10; Boys' Glee Club 10; Concert Band 10; Marching Band 10; Cornet Trio 10; Basketball 10; Baseball 10; Letter Club 10. RONNIE GIBERSON Basketball 10; Track 10. VICTOR HAMILTON Class Play 11; Basket- ball 11; Baseball 10,12. RUSSELL GRAHAM Basketball 10,11,12; Baseball 10,12; Track 10. KAY GONTERMAN Class Play 11; Mixed Cho- rus 10,11,12; Girls' Glee Club 10,11,12; Sextet 10; Double Mixed Quartet 11, 12; Concert Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Clarinet Trio 11; Clarinet Quartet 12; Pep Club 11,12. CHARLES HART Basketball 10; Baseball 10,11; Track 10. JANE HAVENER Mixed Chorus 12; Girls' Glee Club 12; Crier Staff 12; Annual Staff 12; Pep Club 12. 26 DIXIE HUFFMAN Mixed Chorus 10; Ma- jorette 11,12. TED HULL Student Council 12; Class Play 11,12; F.T.A. 10,11,12; Mixed Chorus 10,11,12; Boys' Glee Club 10,11,12; Double Mixed Quartet 11,12; Boys' Double Quartet 12; Basket- ball 11; Track 11,12; Speech 10,11,12; Crier Staff 12; An- nual Staff 12; Drama 11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Letter lub 11,12. BILL HUNTER Basketball 10,112,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Track 11,12; Class Officer 10. BARBARA JACKSON Class Play 12; Cheer- leader 10,11,12; Soft- ball 10; Speech 12; Crier Staff 11; Pep Club 11,12; Pep Club Officer 12; Class Offi- cer 10; Homecoming Queen Candidate 10. ANITA JARR Basketball Cheer- leader 10,11; Football Cheerleader 11,12; Mixed Chorus 10,11,12; Girls' Glee Club 10,11, 12; Pep Club 11,12. ARLENE JEFFREY Speech 12. 27 SANDRA LEWIS Mixed Chorus 10,12; Girls' Glee Club 10,12; Basketball 10; Softball 10; Speech 12. DICK JONES Mixed Chorus 11,12; Boys' Glee Club 11,12; Track 10, 11,12; Letter Club 11,12; Librarian 11; Pep Club 12. RICHARD LEWIS Mixed Chorus 10; Boys' Glee Club 10; Track 10. RONALD MACE Basketball 10,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Class Officer 10; Letter Club 12; Honor Roll 10,11, 12. HERB MARNHOLTZ Senior Class Play 12; Jun- ior Class Play 11; Basket- ball 10; Baseball 10; Li- brarian 12. ivan mcdaniel KAREN McCOY Mixed Chorus 10; Basket- ball 10. MARILYN MILLER Cheerleader 10; Mixed Chorus 111,12; Girls' Glee Club 10,11,12; Sextet 10. BILL METCALF Football 11; Basketoall 10; Baseball 10; Track 11; Pep Club 12; Letterclub 12. NANCY McMULLIN Class Play 12; Cheerleader 10; Marching Band 11,12; Speech 12; Pep Club 11,12; Class Officer 10; Honor Roll 10,11,12. 29 KAREN KRUSEMARK MOONEY 0 SUE POTTS Class Play 12: F.T.A. 10.11; Cheerleader 12; Speech 10, 11; Pep Club 11.12. SANDRA PEARSON Class Play 11,12; Dance Band 12; Mixed Chorus 10, 11,12; Girls' Glee Club 10, 11,12; Concert Band 10,11, 12; Marching Band 11,12; Softball 10; Pep Club 11; Li- brarian 10. CARLA POTTS Mixed Chorus 10,11,12; Girls' Gltc Club 10.11.12; Concert Band 11,12; March- ing Band 11,12; Flute Trio 11; Speech 10. JERRY POTTS JUDY PICKEN Student Council 11,12; FTA 10,11,12; Mixed Chorus 10, 11,12; Girls' Glee Club 10, 11,12; Sextet 10,11,12; Double Mixed Quartet 10; Concert Band 10; Marching Band 10; Basketball 10,11, 12; Class Officer 10; Honor Roll 10,11,12. JERK.' PRANG Class- ’lay 12; Camera Club IV, 11,12; Mixed Cho- rus 10; football 11,12; Basketball 10; Baseball 12; Track 11.12; Golf 12; Speech 12; Crier Staff 12; Annual Staff 12; Lrama 10,11,12; Pep Club 11,12; Letter Club 11.12. GARY ROGERS Mixed Chorus 11,12; Boys' Glee Club 11,12; Double Mixed Quartet 12; Boys' Double Quartet 12; Football 11,12; Basketball 10; Track 10,11; Pep Club 11,12; Let- ter Club 11,12; Girls' Bas- ketball Manager 11,12; Honor Roll 10,11,12. CHARLES ROSS DONALD RUPE Class Play 11,12; Camera Club 11,12; Mixed Chorus 10, 12; Boys' Glee Club 10,12; Speech 12; Basketball 10. DYANA SPINKS Class Play 10,12; Mixed Chorus 10; Basketball 10,11, 12; Softball 10; Letter Club 12; Band Majorette 10. FLOYD SPILLMAN PAUL SORENSON Student Council 10; Football 11; Basketball 10,11,12; Golf 11,12; Class Officer 12; Honor Roll 10.11,12; Homecoming King Candidate 10. CONNIE SWINNEY Student Council 12; Class Play 11; FTA 10,11,12; Dance Band 12; Mixed Cho- rus 10,11,12; Girls' Glee Club 10,11,12; Concert Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 11, 12; Clarinet Trio 10,11; Clarinet Quartet 11,12; Wood- wind Trio 10,11; Basketball 10,11,12; Softball 10; Speech 10; Crier Staff 10; Class Of- ficer 10,11; Letter Club 11, 12; Honor Roll 10,11,12; Accompanist 10,11,12. SANDRA STREEBY Class Play 11,12; Mixed Chorus 10; Girls' Glee Club 10; Class Officer 12; Honor Roll 12. KAREN CRAWFORD TALLEY Class Play 12. JIM TAYLOR Dance Band 12; Concert Band 11,12; Marching Band 11,12; Honor Roll 12. LINDA TEETER Mixed Chorus 10,11; Girls' Glee Club 10,11. LARRY WILLHOIT Class Play 11,12; Camera Club 11; Mixed Chorus 12; Boys' Glee Club 12; Pep Club 11,12. MARGIE WHARTON SHIRLEY WINSTON Student Council 10; FTA 10; Class Play 11; Mixed Cho- rus 10,11,12; Basketball 10, 11,12; Softball 10; Speech 12; Letter Club 10,11,12; All State Guard Candidate 11; Girls' Glee Club 10,11,12. JUDY WADDLE IN MEMORIAM Two years ago we heard the news of the sudden and tragic death of a friend and class- mate, Steve McClure. We regret that he is not graduating with us. In sincere respect for memories of Steve, we offer this space in memoriam. 34 Judy P. Don't come near me Connie S. Look what I got. Harley C. I'm da champ ! Nancy Me. Didn't know walking was this hard. Karen T. Mama doesn't trust me. Terry I don't see nothin' funny. Karen Me. 1 don't like to smile. Donald R. Three Musketeers. cold! Ted H. Like hi! e°« o Cheryl D. N-N-Nice puppy. 35 PRINCES PRINCESSES 1961-1962 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY It was a cool, foggy morning in November, 1986. I hadn't slept much all night. At 5:30 A.M. I tried to rouse my wife out of bed to tell her of my plan to hunt up our class- mates of 1961 at CHS. She buried her head in the pillow and mumbled something about my being nuts and told me to go away. I finally got her interested in the idea and we de- cided the best way to start was to find Mr. Richard E. Hill, our principal. I called a friend who was in the FBI, and he helped us locate him in New York as President of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. We spent all morning canceling appointments and dates we had for that week. After lunch we climbed aboard our private jet for New York OFFICE OF RICHARD E. HILL, PRESIDENT OF THE METROPOLITAN LIFE IN- SURANCE CO. It was a crisp fall day, the kind of day that makes you want to reminisce with old friends. The office door opened, and my private secretary told me that two people were waiting to see me They were Vicki Campbell and her husband Ted Hull who is a rancher in New Mexico! They had a 1962 Cardinal annual with them, and they were look- ing up all their classmates of '62. Soon we were discussing the old students of CHS. 'Yes, I know about several of them. When I was an insurance salesman, I met many of them. Last week I drove by Cardinal. How it has grown! It covers at least four acres now; one would hardly recognize it. He continued to say. Connie Swinney has recently composed a concerto, which she recorded at Carnegie Hall. Terry Durflinger has just returned from Europe, where he set a new record in the Grand Prix. Judy Waddle and Beverly Snook have jointly opened a very successful matrimonial bureau and have each acquired a husband. Larry Willhoit, Dick Jones, and Mick Benson are all shining shoes at the local barbershop. Nancy McMullin is chief surgical nurse in a Chicago hospital and is hopelessly in love with the head doctor, Gary Rogers. Sharon Martsching is teaching in the Pekin High School, and Mary Ellen Eckelburg lives with her and writes bedtime stories for the Batavia Beacon. Pharmacist Bob Dimmitt was sent up the river last year for illegal distribution of narcotics. I also heard that Reverend Steve Wilkinson is a missionary in Russia trying to recivilize the people who survived the 5,000 Mgt. Bomb blast that wrecked Russia. It was reopened by ex- plorer and adventure scientist, Ronnie Clark. Gail and Jerry Potts now own a string of gas stations throughout the Middle West. Arlene Jeffry and Anita Jarr have an enterprising guinea pig farm that is owned by the Governor of Wisconsin and his wife, who was Sally Streeby. I see a divorce has been granted to Dixie Huffman and Bill Hunter. Russell Graham is a surveyor in Alaska, and I've heard that Marie Fiedler, his wife likes the climate fine. David Courtney's criticism on English literature has been published and is very widely known. Barbara Jackson's novel, LOVE IN THE TWILIGHT HOURS, has just sold a million copies.” Judy Picken and Paul Sorenson run a hot-dog stand in Selma. Charles Ross and Don- ald Rupe are the best photographers in Ottumwa. Victor Hamilton is chief dog-catcher in Batavia. Rosemary Carter decided to keep her fate at home, so she gives vocal les- sons and hates all kinds of men. Karen Crawford is matron at the Eldon laundromat. Carla Potts married Louis Bishop. Ivan McDaniels is a trapper in Canada and Sandra Pearson drives a taxi cab in Waterloo. Linda Major and Karen Mooney preferred matrimony to a business career. Jim Baugh is a waiter in a tea room where Floyd Spil- man specializes in cake baking. Richard Lewis is a butcher and works in Harley Craft's meat market. Nila Black is Herb Marnholtz's private secretary. He has become quite wealthy from oil investments. Karen McCoy, Beverly Gruwell, Sandra Lewis, and Marilyn Miller found an ancient city in Asia Minor. Charles Hart, tired of common life, joined the Foreign Legion. Shirley Winston teaches school in South Carolina. Margie Wharton is a clerk at Penny's and Sue Potts is one of the chief designers of Simplicity. Kay Gonterman married a minister and lives in Kansas City.” Last night we heard on K .1.0. A. the Jim Taylor orchestra. Cheryl Dale and her hus- band Ronnie Mace now reside south of Bladensburg on a huge pig farm. Jerry Prang is a distinguished lawyer in the huge metropolis of Agency. Linda Teeter operates a motel in Burlington. Mike Gardner and Bill Metcalf own one of the best race horses in the United States. Sandra Streeby is a top designer for M.G.M. Ronnie Giberson runs a helicopter station. Jane Havener went west to seek her fortune and completely disappeared. Dyana Spinks after four hard years of study, married a very influential politician. You know, I think we have located nearly every member of the class,” declared Vicki, except LaVern Payne.” He is a fireman in Miami Beach.” Vicki, do you realize what time it is?” asked Ted. We must hurry for we are late now.” And so they left, leaving me to reflect upon the fates and fortunes of the class- mates of CHS.” ACTIVITIES Cooperation is necessary for growth. The students have expressed their varied interests by working together in different groups. FOOTBALL.............PAGE 43 BASKETBALL...........PAGE 49 MUSIC...............PAGE 56 ORGANIZATIONS.....PAGE 62 42 FOOTBALL ACTION WHAT WAS THAT LAST PLAY? WHERE’S THE BALL? 43 FIRST ROW: Bill Baugh, Jim Slutts, Danny Thompson, Danny Boos, Albert Pilcher, Donald Fountain, Tim Streeby, Mike Hughes, Lewis Bishop, Larry Baugh. SECOND ROW: Robert Pool, Terry Durflinger, Jim Baugh, Ted Hull, Kendall Fligg, Harley Craft, Ed Abernathy, Jerry Prang, Vic Streeby, Harry Martsching, John Courtney, Charles Creech. Keith Brown. THIRD ROW: Coach Raymond Gaul, Junior Howard, Raymond Dage, Gary Rogers, Dick Chance, Bob Fligg, Rex Ball, Dave Streeby, Dave Grimn, Donald Bartlett, Jerry Hemm, Ben Cloke, Coach Charles Harnish. FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Harry Martsching, John Courtney, Albert Pilcher, Danny Boos, Lewis Bishop, Ben Cloke. SECOND ROW: Raymond Dage, Jerry Hemm, Donald Fountain, Junior Howard, Danny Thompson, Larry Baugh, Jim Slutts. THIRD ROW: Richard Criner, David Grimn, Donald Bartlett, Bob Fligg, Charles Creech, Dave Streeby, Rex Ball, Vic Streeby. Not Shown: Jim Fisher. Ed Anernathy Anybody got a line that needs bustin'? Jim Baugh Bill Baugh Praise the Lord and pass the football. Dave Grimm Kendall Fligg Terry Durflinger You block and I'll run. Gary Rogers 45 Bob Fligg Ted Hull FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Homecoming Queen Candidates and their escorts, L. to R.: Alice Tooley, Ted Hull, Connie Blackburn, Gary Rogers, Queen Marty Kaprich and Terry Durflinger. CARDINAL HOMECOMING Dance with me Henry! 4 a bonfire at Batavia. The cheer- leaders and Kit Cardinal led the cheers, and the team was presented to the fans. The senior members each gave a pep talk. After the talk the students joined hands and Kit Cardinal headed the procession as the students danced through town. BASKETBALL VARSITY FRONT ROW: C. Swinney, M. Kaprich, C. Blackburn, M. Fiedler, S. Winston, V. Campbell, J. Picken. SECOND ROW: A. Essary, S. Ragen D. Sprinks, S. Martin, J. Winston, C. Brewer, Coach; Mr. Sharp. Left to Right: C. Swinney, M. Kaprich, V. Campbell, S. Martin, M. Fiedler, S. Winston, C. Blackburn. SOPHOMORE GIRLS CDt0 T,8 ' RONT ROW: L' Harmon, C. Winston, A. Tooley, C. Zuehlke, C. Stevenson. L. Powell, C. Morrison, J. Vass, and C. Payne. SECOND ROW: P. Shumate, G. Lewis, J. Metcalf, L. Hancock, F. Johnson, V. McCormick, P. Essary, and S. Harmon. From left to right: C. Payne, G. Lewis, C. Stevenson, C. Zuehlke, V. McCormick, L. Powell, and L. Harmon. Oops-a-Daisy! SOPHOMORE GIRLS’ ACTION Get that tip off! BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Leading the cheers for both the boys' and girls' basketball teams this year are the cheerleaders shown below, left to right: Mary Lynne Selsor, Tudy Reed, Pattie Leazer, Judy Welsh, Judy Walker, and Barbara Jackson. 52 VARSITY Standing from left to right, FRONT ROW: Assistant Coach Gaul, Bob Pum- phrey, John Courtney, Jerry Winston. Leon Durflinger, Terry Durflinger, Bill Hunter, Coach Criner. SECOND ROW: Donald Graham, Rex Booth, Paul Sorenson, Russell Graham, Dave Streeby, Ronnie Mace, and Kendall Fligg. JUNIOR VARSITY Sitting from left to right, FRONT ROW: Dick Pumphrey, John Pool, Harry Martsching, Donald Fountain, Dennis Jeffrey, manager Harley Craft. STAND- ING, BACK ROW: Coach Criner, Dick Chance, Jim Christman, Bob Fligg, Dave Grimm. Rex Ball, A1 Dean Farrington, Larry Humble, and Coach Gaul. Ally-oop! Whoa, Bill! ACTION Starting five --Kendall Fligg, Rex Booth, Russell Graham, David Streeby, Bill Hunter. The starting five varied many times during the season. Heads ip! JUNIOR VARSITY ACTION CONCERT BAND MR. RUBY The instrumental music at Cardinal High School is under the direction of Mr. Lloyd Ruby. He is in charge of the Concert Band. Marching Band, and the various small groups. The direction of both the Agency Jr. High Band and Batavia Grade School Band is among his other duties. Cartwheel MARCHING formation. MAJORETTES Dance Band From left to right, FRONT ROW: Sandra Martin, Carla Zuehlke, Margaret Reighard, Charlene Morrison, Pattie Leazer. SECOND ROW: Linda Dallner, Patti Webb, Gary Quick, Mary Ellen Rupe, Christine Cloke, Sandra Pearson, and Connie Swinney. STANDING: Mr. Ruby, and Jim Taylor. Clarinet Quartet From left to right: Kay Gonterman, Connie Swinney, Connie Black- burn, and Sandra Martin. 58 Brass Judy Walker Mary Ellen Rupe Jane Frotz Sextet cornet 1 rio From left to right: Gary Quick, Linda Dallner, and Patti Webb, Saxaphone Quartet From left to right: Charlene Morrison, Margaret Reighard, Carla Zuehlke, and Pattie Leazer. Mr. McClain MIXED CHORUS Cardinal's choral music director is Mr. Charles McClain. He directs the mixed chorus, two glee clubs, and the various small vocal groups. He also has charge of vocal and instru- mental groups at Eldon Junior High School. BOYS’ GLEE CLUB The two glee clubs are composed of the mixed chorus members. FIRST ROW: M. Miller, K. Gonterman, S. Morrow, C. Potts, S. Smith, R. Carter, N. Black, B. Baugh, M. McGinnis, L. Baugh, M. Benson, B. Dim - mitt, C. Dale, L. Pearson, K. VanBlaricom, P. Webb. SECOND ROW: V. Dage, J. Vass, P. Shumate, J. Walker, P. Leazer, L. Wilhoit, C. Sumner, L. Batterson, D. Rupe, A. Jarr, M. Parrot, L. Harmon, C. Morison, V. McCormick, C. Swinney, Instructor Mr. McClain. THIRD ROW: S. Pearson, S. Welsh, M. Bradshaw, L. Dallner, P. Whittom, J. Winston, D. Callopy. G. Rogers, K. Fligg, T. Hull, D. Boos, V. Campbell, J. Picken, C. Blackburn, S. Harmon, M. Kaprich. FOURTH ROW: S. Lewis, R. Lewis, J. Welsh, J. Frotz, C. Zuehlke, S. Winston, J. Havener, P. Plank, G. Dorris, E. Aber- nathy, J. Slutts, G. Quick, C. Ross, D. Fountain, J. Baugh, V. Rupe, S. Schmitter. GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB CLUBS SOPHOMORE GIRLS’ SEXTET Acc. J. Frotz, C. Zuehlke, J. Welsh, V. McCormick, L. Harmon, L. Dallner, and P. Webb. BOYS’ DOUBLE OUARTET D. Collopy, G. Rogers, K. Fligg, T. Hull, J. VVinston, B. Dimmitt, M. Benson, B. Baugh, and Acc. P. Webb. VOCAL GIRLS’ TRIO J. Picken, J. Walker, N. Black, and Acc. C. Swinney. DOUBLE MIXED QUARTET GIRLS’ SEXTET B. Baugh, G. Rogers, K. Fligg, T. Hull, V. Campbell, K. Van Blaricom, K. Gonter- man, S. Welsh, and Acc. N. Black. M. Kaprich, J. Picken, R. Carter, J. Walker, N. Black, K. Gonterman, and Acc. C. Swinney. ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED, from left to right: Dave Streeby, John Courtney, Craig Sumner, Ted Hull, Bob Fligg, Linda Harmon. Vicky Campbell, Martha Kaprich, Karen Van Blaricom, Judy Picken, Connie Swinney. STANDING: Mrs. Shive, Dean Callopy, Mr. Ward. The Student Council is shown here with the president, Dean Callopy, presiding. FIRST ROW: Virginia Rupe, Jane Vass, Margaret Reighard, Mary Parrett, and Echo Cassill. SECOND ROW: Charlene Morrison, Connie Swinney, Judy Picken, Mary Lynne Selsor, Patty Leazer, and Sponsor Miss Hunter. THIRD ROW: Susan Harmon, Frances Johnson, Ted Hull, Don Fountain, Bob Dim- mitt, Linda Harmon, and Colleen Reisch. OFFICERS Judy Picken..........President Connie Swinney.......Vice-Pres. Mary Lynne Selsor . . . Sec.-Treas. Madelyn Hunter.......Sponsor CARDINAL PADDLE PUSHERS The Future Teachers of America is an organization whose purpose is to provide the students with an op- portunity to explore the teaching pro- fession more thoroughly The F T.A. was founded in 1937, and is in its second year at C.H.S. The Cardinal Paddle Pushers meet the first Monday in each month at 7 o’clock P.M. The club attended an F.T.A. District meeting at the Ottumwa Heights College on October 14, 1961. Another activity included on this year's agenda was a candy sale which provided financial support. FRONT ROW: David Courtney, Jerry Prang, Bob Dimmitt, Mick Benson, Valerie McFarland, Jeanette Irwin, and Dan Boos. SECOND ROW: Sponsor, Mr Peebler, Chuck Ross, Ronnie Clark, Jimmy Fisher, Alan McNiel, Karen Van Blaricom, Don Fountain, Bill Baugh, and Jim Baugh. CAMERA CLUB Ronald Clark....... Pres. Jimmy Fisher.........Vice-Pres. Alan McNiel........Treas. Karen VanBlaricom . .Sec. The Camera Club has been in existence for two years; during this time it has de- veloped many pictures and sponsored a photo contest. For the photo contest, pictures were turned in to the Camera Club where the local officers judged them and sent the best ones to Rochester, New York, to compete for national honors. GIRLS’ LETTER CLUB From left to right: Shirley Winston; President. Marie Fielder; Vicki Campbell; Vice-President, Connie Black- burn; Marty Kaprich; and Secretary-Treasurer, Connie Swinney. Athletes who have earned at least one varsity letter during the school year, may apply for membership in the Letter Club. The members strive to uphold admirable standards of citizenship and sportsmanship and maintain a co-operative attitude toward others During the year several activities are sponsored by the Letter Clubs. BOYS’ LETTER CLUB From left to right, SEATED: Dave Streeby, Kendall Fligg, Tim Streeby, Ted Hull, Gary Rogers, Dave Grimm. SECOND ROW: Harry Martsching, Jim Vass, Ronnie Mace, Ed Abernathy, Rex Booth, Bob Fligg, Harley Craft, Leon Durflinger, Jim Baugh; and THIRD ROW: John Courtney, Terry Durflinger, Jerry Hemm, Mike Hughes, and Larry Baugh. Sponsored by COMMUNITY LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING VILLAGE By using our new coin operated dry cleaners you can save up to 75% on your cleaning -- Also Norge Washer Dryers -- Coin Operated Press Attendants on Duty at All Times Call Sommer Russell Zuehlke, 1100 W. Burlington, Fairfield, Iowa PEP CLUB The purpose of the Pep Club is to boost the school spirit and the morale of the participants in ath- letics. The Pep Club was organized at Cardinal in I960. Some of its duties are to elect football and basketball cheerleaders, and provide trans- portation to out of town games for club members and other students wishing to attend the games. Mrs. Besh is the sponsor of the Pep Club, and she is present at all meetings that are held in the home economics room. The club has approximately 50 members. OFFICERS President . . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Bob Dimmitt Nile Black Rosemary Carter Barb Jackson FIRST ROW: Jane Frotz, Cheryl McMullen, Valerie McFarland, Linda Pearson. Cheerleaders: Sue Potts, Anita Jarr, Judy Welsh, and Rose- mary Carter. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Dye, Sharon Welsh, Pat Whittom, Nila Black, Nancy McMullen, Jerry Prang, Dick Jones, Larry Willhoit, and Barbara Jackson. THIRD ROW: Sponsor, Mrs. Besh, Lexia Wilkin- son, Karen Roberts, Linda Hancock, Sherry Schmitter, Beverly Snook, Francis Johnson, Justine Livesay, Linda Dallner, Kathy Smith, Karen Van Blaricom, Jeanette Irwin, Maxine Adam, and Nancy McFarland. FOURTH ROW: Margaret Reighard, Linda Adamson, Kathy Blagg, Jane Havener, Patty Leazer, Mickey Fligg, Kenny Black, Don Fountain, Ted Hull, Don Hervey, Bob Dimmitt, and Dick Pumphery. 66 Oh, Gorsh! THUNDERHEAD Herb Marnholtz, Ted Hull, Vicki Campbell, Barbara Jackson, Chuck Ross, and Jerry Prang. He's real sorry ma'am. He didn't mean to shoot your cow. THE LIFE OF THE PARTY Sandra Pearson, Sue Potts, (on floor) Jim Baugh, Bob Dimmitt, Larry Wilhoit, Ronnie Clark, Sandra Streeby, Nancy McMullin, Barbara Jackson, and Karen Crawford. 1961 GRADUATES JUNIOR, SENIOR BANQUET DAILY LIFE AT CARDINAL 70 Quips and Quotes Mr. Sharp: Smile but don laugh. Write your congressman Mr. Ward: Is that right? Mrs. Nobile--Tres bien!!! Mr. Gaul—Who's Mr. Gaul pac- ing to? Mr. Hamish—Okay— Miss Pennel—1 don’t 1 Have you heard tv Cardina. Progress. Have you e how far man has com� , the ages? Take the sdK instance. About fifty year., they were one room buildings ne teacher for a whole mess kids. Now we have, in our schoo all classroom , teacher and od ministration offices, a librar study hall, locker area, guidanc suite, nurse’s suite, toilets, an visual education facilities. This i the main part. There are oth parts such as a boiler room, load ing dock, shop classroom, an proper tool storage, teacher offic and finishing room, music suit� lockers and physical educatio facilities and hot lunch facilitie. The O’ ’‘ hoolhouse took u an ar 90 sq. ft., aboi fit - Ordinal take 34 044 «4 CARDINAL CALENDAF Oct 19 PI • Party, 7:30- 20 Teach o Moines. 20—Senior 28—Hnrmoi Nov 4--Va A school i students att say that sc! heart of the sponsibility dent body, spirit, the s all of the v your school, of it and s! individuals your school, debate, das . . . An individual who does not bad' up hi school is like the po- who is old enough to vc- doesn't. He Is passing • sibility off on the School spirit i- Ity. so do vc find tha� some - Cardinal Crier Stafl Complete On September 5. 1961. the Eng lish Composition Class el� ed th« staff for this year's Cardinal Crie paper. Those nominated and electer are as follows: Editor Nominee -Carolyn Brewei and Ted Hull. Editor for Page 1 Nominees—Jam Havener and Gail Dorris. Editor for Page 2 Nominees Jan Frotz and Jerry Prang. Editor for Page 3 Nominees—Jlrr Fisher and Echo Cassi 11. There was need of two sport� editors: two were nominated anc subsequently elected by acclama- tion. Editor T d Hul Editor of Page 1 Jane Havenei Editor of Page 2 Jerry Prang Editor of Page 3 Jim Fishet Sports Editors-Gail Dorris and Jim Baugh Reporters—Carolyn Brewer, Echc Cass ill, Jane Frotz, Kathy Smith This completes the staff for thi� year’s paper. THREE NEW BISKS FOR CARDINAL The Cardinal School purchased iree new International school ses. They are small buses with eating capacity of twelve. They be used in Agency. Eldon and via. buses arrived Tuesday morn- Vptember 12. 1961. at th' ’ll School, driven from Oh Robert Fite, Mrs. Bor n and Mr. Bert Pratt. “ft by train from 0 jn of the Month coming event are you 4 forward to most? Carole Nelson—The day that 4X I is out! 2. Sharon Welsh—Getting m y class ring 3. Pat Whittom—■Christmas va- cation! 4. Darwin Tarbell - Basket hall season. 5. Ronnie Mace—Lunch hours. 6. I eon Durflinger—Getting out jf .school. 7. Jim Fisher—Summer vacation. 8. Jane Havener Graduation! 9. Kathy Smith — Junior-Senior banquet. 10. Gail Dorris Junior-Senior banquet. 11. Ted Hull—The winning of ur fourth football game. 12 Carolvn Brewer—Getting my mas vac' STANDING, from left to right: Jim Baugh, co-editor; Ted Hull, editor; Jane Frotz, Echo Cassill, Kathy Smith, and Jim Fisher. SEATED: Jerry Prang, business and sales manager; Gail Dorris, Jane Havener, co-business manager; Miss Pennel, advisor; and Carolyn Brewer. Meets et twice thi� meeting was ber 12. Th« re elected: mitt. t Black. i Carter, kson. for the foot- I eading th •id Jarr, Jud arter, and Sue tried out were Dorris, and Pot 'ill be another lers for basket- V v j t- g was held on 15. At this t iing comimlitres were appoint a Dick Jones was appointed nrtirman of the membership c flaJttee. Others on the comr ore Larry Wilholt. Frances son, and Bill Metcalf. TY man of the poster com Karen Van Blaiicom. H ers are Dick Pump’ Schmitter. and Mick McMullin is the c CRIER AND ANNUAL STAFF AUTOGRAPHS 72 AUTOGRAPHS 73 First National Bank Eldon low a 74 Years of Friendly Service A Strong Bank in a Good Community Member of Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations to the Class of 1962 Union Bank and Trust Co. Third Market Ottumwa, Iowa Agency Office Agency, Iowa 91 Years of Banking Service to Southern Iowa Member FDIC Member Federal Reserve System Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of. . . 1962 DUREE PORTRAIT STUDIO 107 North Market Street Dedicated to the Finest in Photography KUENKEL'S EDITH'S GROCERY Diamonds—Fine Jewelry—Watches MU 2-5221 Ottumwa, Iowa New Address 109 S. Market Candies—Groceries—Pop The Store Across from the School Authorized Bulova Jeweler Eldon, Iowa THE FAMILY CAFE Congratulations Chas Cleo Denham A P FOOD STORE Phone MU 2-9448 509 East Main 321 East 2nd Street Ottumwa, Iowa Ottumwa, Iowa KIRK'S NURSING HOME JACOBS SHOE REPAIR SHOP Our Aim is Care with Kindness All Types of Leather Goods Repair Agency, Iowa Telephone OL 2-7819 Phone WE 7-2331 Eldon, Iowa LEAZER'S TV APPL. R.C.A. TV., Whirlpool Appl. and Admiral Soles Service GIB AND MAXINE KEASLING Dial 472-3359 306 W. Burlington Eldon, Iowa Fairfield, Iowa Iowa State Bank § Trust Company of Fairfield, Iowa Bank of Friendly Service Co-operation GLOVER MOTOR CO. SMITH'S STANDARD Biggest Best Selection Used Cars in SE Iowa Tires—Tubes—Batteries—Welding Key Making Chrysler—Dodge—Lancer Dial MO 2-2761 Ottumwa, Iowa Batavia, Iowa Compliments of J. C. BLUNK CONSTRUCTION CO. AB'S DRIVE IN 524 W. 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Israel and Son Clothing and Shoes Hardware I Need Your Head Dry Goods-Notions To Run My Business Phone OL 2-7617 Phone OL 2-7717 Eldon, Iowa Eldon, Iowa Subscribe to Your Hometown Paper THE ELDON FORUM THE BATAVIA BEACON for the Latest in Local Events Serving the Community with News, Advertising, and Commercial Printing Official Publications of Jefferson, Wapello Counties, and of Cardinal Community School District Harold F. Shipler, Publisher Editor Olson Sporting Goods Sports Equipment For Every Sport Phone MU 2-3858 112 North Court Ottumwa, Iowa Standard Tank Wagon Service Compliments Of For the Best in Petroleum Products Roy Potts Coll Dole Cox D-X Tank Wagon Service MO 2-2524 Phone OL 2-3222 Batavia, Iowa Eldon, Iowa Creek Oil Company One-Stop Service Goodyear Gates Tires Apco Dealer Gasoline-Kerosene-Furnace Oils Phone 2-2351 Batavia, Iowa KeWASH FERTILIZER CO. Complete Line of Fertilizer Bulk Spreading—Bulk Delivery Ralph Boone THE FARMERS SAVINGS BANK Since 1888 Phone No. OX 5-3861 Blakesburg, Iowa Pockwood, Iowa Phone 938-2861 BLACK’S TIRE CO. WALTER A. ZOLGAR, INCORPORATION 100% Home Owned General Contractors Phone MU 2-8063 647 West Second Street 114 S. McLean St. Ottumwa, Iowa Ottumwa, Iowa Compliments of Courtney’s Garage Bolt Chev-Olds Dealer Jefferson Motors C 0 Motors Danialson Motors Fairfield Iowa Congratulations to the Class of 62 The Camera Shop Ottumwa Iowa Ottumwa Retail Florists Burretta's Flowers Edd the Florist Kranz Flowers Mote's Flowers Congratulations Class 6?1 Speed Wash Coin Operated Laundry Using Speed Queen Washers Agency, Iowa Blake Plumbing and Heating Inc. Residential and Industrial Contractors Phone WE 7-2641 Agency, Iowa Eclipse Lumber Company Republic Fence Mule-Hide Roofing DuPont Paint Keith Hockersmith, Manager Phone OL 2-3114 Eldon, Iowa Fidelity Ottumwa, Iowa Complete Banking Service MANLEY O. STEVENS pREsnxNT Curb Banking With Uniformed Attendant Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System Whitmore Hardware Appliances--Paints Plumbing Elec. Service Phone MO 2-2141 Batavia, Iowa Lannings Service Station Hervey’s Standard Service Phillips 66 Sales and Service Sales And Service Tires-Batteries-Accessories Batteries-Accessories-Tires Wash-Lube-Tire Repair Phone WE 7-2661 Phone WE. 7-2761 Agency, Iowa Agency, Iowa Grover s Hardware Congratulations! Class of 1962 The Store for All Phone WE 7-2601 Agency, Iowa RONNIE NELSON’S GARAGE Automotive Hydromatic Service Specializing in Hydromatic Transmissions, Brake Work, and Tractor Repairing Towing Service Phone WE 7-3131 Agency Iowa Agency Dairy Deluxe Lewis and Mary Chickering Congratulations to Class of 62 Agency, Iowa Campbell’s Funeral Home Eldon — Batavia Iowa Ambulance and Funeral Service Our Aim is to be Worthy of Your Friendship Phone MO 2-2651 Batavia Phone OL 2-7615 To the Seniors! Congratulations and Best Wishes Sunbeam Bread Serving Southeast Iowa Since 1875 BURKHOLDER GROCERY CRITCHLON COAL Mabel Glenn When Your Bin Gets Low Quality Groceries Call Critchlon Dial OL 2-7813 Ottumwa, Iowa Eldon, Iowa Hawkeye Lumber Company Pole Building Center of Southeast Iowa Phone MO 2-2531 Batavia, Iowa FINNEY INSURANCE AGENCY STANDARD TANK WAGON SERVICE George P. Israel, Agent Established 1908 OL 2-7515 Eldon, Iowa The Best in Petroleum Products and Service Don Pool Phone OL 2-7558 Eldon, Iowa “DEB” JOHNSON IMPLEMENTS Allis-Chalmers Batavia Iowa BATAVIA ELEVATOR COMPANY Grain-Feed—Fertilizer--Seeds--Coal F. E. Saner, Owner Phone MO 2-2411 Batavia, Iowa H. C. BENSON “Boney’s Standard Service” Upholstering, Refinishing, Repairing Sales and Service Better Build by Benson Phone OL 2-7513 We Call for Deliver Eldon, Iowa Phone MU 4-4273 71 1 Church Street Ottumwa, Iowa Compliments of Home Cooked Foods WALTER ZUEHLKE General Insurance Country Style Ice Cream JONES SODA GRILL OL 2-7717 Eldon Iowa HARMON BROTHERS Royal Blue Food Store Monarch Foods and Quality Meats Phone OL 2-7815 or OL 2-7711 Eldon Iowa Shady Lawn Cafe Good Food Courteous Service Carrol and Orin Havener Evelyn--Dorthy Mary Helen-Jane-Nila Patty--Patti—Sharon—Susie COWLES T.V. APPLIANCE ELDON FURNITURE COMPANY RCA, Whirlpool Home Appliances Television and Radios Bottle Gas F. N. Voss, Proprietor Service All Makes Home Appliances Radio and Television Furniture and Appliances Bottle Gas 211 East Main Ottumwa, Iowa Phone MU 4-6509 OL 2-3217 and OL 2-3121 Eldon, Iowa HUGHES SUPER VALUE BELLAMY HARDWARE AND LOCKER SERVICE Housewares, Hardware Paints, Gift Items, Toys Glenn and Glenn D. Hughes Eldon, Iowa Compliments of HIXONS GROC. AND LOCKER We Feature Home Killed Meats Custom and Complete Processing Batavia, Iowa Phone MO 2-2160 SORENSON RADIO AND T.V. SERVICE MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP OTTUMWA PROVISION CO. RHYNAS JEWELRY KATIES BAKERY MOLLY'S MARTINS REXALL DRUG STORE BALLINGALL HOTEL WALKER'S OFFICE SUPPLIES J. C. PENNEY CO., Fairfield, Iowa SEIFERTS, Fairfield, Iowa HY-VEE STORE, Fairfield, Iowa MADISON AVENUE COAL COMPANY Krusemark Excavating Contractor Basements Under House Excavation Septic Tanks Lateral Sewer Ditches Water Ditches Free Estimates Back-Yard Swimming Pools R. F. D. 6 Ottumwa MU 2-5526 Compliments of Best of Luck to the Senior Class of 1962 BERNSTEIN'S Family Clothing and Shoes P. D. MORLEY INSURANCE Sat. Eve. to 8 P .M . Weekdays to 6 P .M. Notary Public 112 E . Main Ottumwa, Iowa Phone 2-2841 Batavia, Iowa Congratulations, Class of 1962 PARDUN'S PRINT SHOP You Never Outgrow Your Need for Exercise For Health's Sake, SKATE! For Fun Galore, Everything in Printing SKATE AT SKATE MORE Phone 2-2422 (Virgil, Coro Rita Jean Fisch) Batavia, Iowa Agency, Iowa Compliments of JOSTEN'S Treasure-Croft Jewelry and Stationery Owatonna, Minnesota Compliments of FARMER’S CO-OP DAIRY Keosauqua, Iowa HERFF JONES COMPANY 1401 N. Capital Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana Class Rings Medals Club Pins Trophies Plaques Compliments of FRED J. AND SHIRLEY STOEKER 2740 15th Ave. Marion, Iowa % One of the year’s most dramatic pictures as East Berlin soldier leaps over a barbed wire barricade into West Berlin. Soviet-built personnel carriers tow artillery pieces through Plaza Jose Marti in Havana, Cuba, during parade honoring the third anniver- sary of Castro’s revolution. In the background are five-floor high pictures of Castro and Lenin. Adolf Eichmann, charged by the Israeli government with the murder of mil- lions of Jews, is flanked by guards in his bullet-proof dock during his long trial which started in April . Cuban government picture caption says this is Castro’s militia in action in area of Laguna Del Tosoro (Treasure Lagoon) southeast of Havana during unsuccessful invasion attempt by expatriate Cubans. Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev embraced Russia’s cosmonauts, Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev ex- Maj. Gherman Titov, left, and Maj. Yuri Gagarin, after both made change smiles with Mrs. John F. Kennedy space flights around the world. when they attended a concert in Vienna during the President’s trip to Europe which included a meeting with Khrushchev. ' Katanga president Moise Tshombe placed a wreath on the coffin of United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold after Hammarskjold died in a plane crash while enroute to Congo cease-fire talks. Princess Margaret and husband, Lord Snowdon, the former Antony Armstrong- Jones, with their first child, David Albert Charles, Viscount Linley. Delegates from United States, Britain and the Soviet Union resume nuclear test ban talks after end of Russia’s 1961 test series. as enthusiastic crowds greet President and Mrs. Kennedy to the Colombian capital. WuU World