Cardinal High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Eldon, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1963 volume:

— Cardinal Community High School was built in 1959, from the cooperation and inter . of the people of the Cardinal Community. Cardinal is a consolidated high school consisting of four schools previously inde- pendent: Agency, Batavia, Eldon, and Selma. This high school's main purpose is to prepare the young people of Cardinal Community for the life that lies ahead. It provides new, modern teaching facilities and a large variety of subjects and extra curricular activities. The Comet MAY Foreword We, the Annual Staff, present to you the 1963 Comet, a revelation of days gone by at Cardinal. As you thumb through the pages, you will be able to relive the many past experiences that have taken place throughout your high school years. It is our ambition to bring back your fondest memories in the form of pictures and brief literary explanations. The interest and leadership inspired through membership in various organizations, the sincere appreciation of music and dramatics, the spirit and teamwork created through athletic participation, and at last, and forever to be cherished, the fun found in all aspects of school life, each individually play a major role in the make-up of this book. To you, The 1963 Comet Introduction................ 1-4 Personnel ....................5-14 Classes .................... 15-44 Organizations ............ 45-54 Activities ................. 55-66 Sports ..................... 67,87 Advertising ............... 90-103 Dedication To Madame Nobile, we the Annual Staff, proudly dedicate the 1963 Comet in deep appreciation for the ex- tensive amount of knowledge and trust that she has given us. Not only has she performed her task of teaching with great admirability, she has also become the friend of each and everyone of her students at Cardinal. We hope, Mrs. Nobile, that your presence at Cardinal High will be extended for many years to come. We do our best R. F. LELAND Superintendent Of Schools HARRY WOOD Principal DOYLE MILLER Supervisor Of Elementary Education for the schools and students CARDINAL BOARD OF EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Harold Hite, Mrs. Alice Dallner, secretary; Mr. Robert Leland, Mr. Wilbur Schewe, Mr. George McCombs, Mr. Ross Wells, Mr. Clifford Moore, and Mr. Russell Swartz. SECRETARY Mrs. Carol Penrod took over the position and duties of school secretary in Nov- ember of 1962. Before coming to Cardinal, she was the secretary at the Eldon Attendance Center. The ulty: teachers off Cardinal MR. SHARP conducts four World history classes and one study hall; he coaches girls' basketball and ts the assistant football coach. Mr. Sharp's history class is studying the Middle East. Here he is pointing out the area to Judith Daugherty, Doris Newland, Mike Bedford, and Tom Baker. MR. BREEN teaches two classes of Wood II and III, one class of Wood I, Metal II and III, and basic electricity. In this picture, Mr. Breen and some of his students are working on wood projects. MR. HARNISCH instructs three junior classes of U. S. history and one physics class. He has a junior homeroom and one study hall. In addi- tion, he is the football and track coach. Mr. Harnisch and members of his physics class are shown at the force table. 8 de ply involved MR. WATT teaches two physical education classes, government and modern problems, and conducts a first semester study hall. He also coaches boys basketball. Mr. Watt is shown here at the charts pointing out some of the fundamentals of government to his students. MR. PEEBLER conducts three physical education classes, two chemistry classes, and economics. Here, in this picture, Joan Winston, Valerie McFarland, Mr. Peebler, Neil Kibler, and Tom Baker are working on the electrolyses of water. MRS. BAILEY conducts three English II classes, English Composition, and English Seminar. She also has a sophomore homeroom. In this picture of a Job interview, Mrs. Bailey is por- traying the “boss interviewing Dennis Jeffrey and Jim Chrisman with Vera McCormick as hei secretary. in the teaching MRS. NOBILE conducts two sociology classes, two French I, and one French II class. She also has one study hall. Mrs. Nobile and four of her students are going over some conjugation in French. MRS. EKLOFE conducts three home economics classes, two study halls, one biology class, and has a Junior homeroom. She is also the sponsor of the Pep Club and the cheerleaders. Here Mrs. Eklofe is instructing some girls in home economics. MRS. CUMMINGS teaches one Algebra I class, two Algebra II, geometry, trigonometry, and Analytical Geometry. She conducts a senior homeroom and is the sponsor of the F.F.A. In this picture, Mrs. Cummingsand members of her algebra class are working out a few problems. 10 of the students MRS. GOBBLE has two bookkeeping classes, shorthand, office practice, and typing. She also has a second semester study hall and a senior homeroom. Here Mrs. Gobble Is showing some of her students how to use the adding machine. MR. HARDEN teaches personal typing and drivers education. In addition he has a sophomore home- room and coaches wrestling. In this picture Mr. Harden Is giving a few typing pointers to his students. MRS. SHIVE teaches four English 10 classes, speech, and has two library periods a day. Four English students, Pat Carter, Linda Potts, Denny Durflinger, and Brent Roath, are working on diagrams. off Cardinal Community. MISS HUNTER has four guidance periods a day and teaches two English 12 classes. She gives advice to the students and answers their questions. Library Nearly all the students at Cardinal have at least one study hall a day. In this room are found all the references needed for any research work as well as magazines and fiction books for reading enjoyment. One unique feature of the study hall is a corner lounge equipped with comfortable chairs reserved for those who wish to relax and read. 12 Indispensable Staff Members The cooks at Cardinal put in a full day's work preparing the meals for the hungry students. These ladies, Mrs. Anna Parrett, Mrs. Della Osing, and Mrs. Naomi Kriegh, are shown preparing the next delicious meal. Our dependable janitor, John Damielle, has been here since Cardinal High School was opened. Over the years, he has faithfully kept the halls and rooms clean. 13 SENIORS CHOOSE CLASS EMBLEMS SELECTION COMMITTEE: Left to Right, Marty Kaprich, Tudy Reed, Sandra Martin, Mary Lynne Selsor, Connie Blackburn, Edward Abernathy, Alan McNiel, Mike Hughes. SENIOR CLASS MOTTO Wisdom is knowing what to do next, skill is knowing how to do it, virtue is doing it. by David Starr Jordan CLASS PLOWER-White Rose CLASS COLORS-Light Blue and White CLASS ADVISORS Mrs. Gobble Mr. Watt Mrs. Cummings 14 SENIORS We, the first SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President, Dean Collopy; Vice President, John Courtney; Secretary, Carolyn Brewer; and Treasurer, Gale Mace. 16 What's the Joke, boys? graduating class GRANT EDWARD ABERNATHY-Look out girls: he's j big, strong tackier. Ed’s outstanding activities were sports and music.. .a member of chorus and band...his sports include football, track, and wrestling.. .and Letterman's Club... His favorites include Trank Fontaine, Natalie Wood, Twilight Zone ...his favorite pastime is hunting... his future plans Include attending college. GARY LEE ADAMSON-Qur first Presley fan. Gary took part in freshman basketball and track; he likes to drive around Ottumwa... His favorites: Elvis, Connie Francis, Kirk Douglas, Doris Day ... He likes movies and pizza... favorite movie is The Hustler and his favorite TV show is Ben Casev. . .in the future he plans to get a Job. ED ABERNATHY GARY ADAMSON DON BARTLETT BOB BATTERSON DONALD RAY BARTLETT-He's fast-ln track. Don has been active in sports including football, basket- ball, baseball, and track.. .he is also a member of the Letterman's Club. His favorite pastime is watching TV, swimming, listening to records, and playing basketball. In the future he plans to join the Marines. ROBERT W. BATTERSON-Someday you'll be a Batterdad. Bob's activities included speech and Senior Picture Committee... his pastime, chasing girls.. .he likes cherry pie and the late shows... his favorites are Rock Hudson, Sandra Dee, Johnny Cash, Connie Francis... movie. Pillow Talk... sports, basketball... in the future he plans to go to Colorado and work. SHARON BENSON BILL BAUGH SHARON RUTH BENSON-A girl with wit and humor. Sharon was one of the Crier and Comet staff... honor roll.. .in freshman year, class officer, chorus basketball, and band... sophomore year, librarian band, F.T.A., and Pep Club... her favorites: pizza, Ray Charles, Jane Fonda, Richard Burton, Route 66.. .future plans-stay home, clean house. WILLIAM M. BAUGH-Hey, let's twist! Bill excelled in music and athletics... he participated in chorus and several small groups... his sports included football and track.. .a member of Letterman's Club ... All Conference Guard and honorable mention for All State-2 years.. .likes to travel.. .future plans: Centerville Junior College, a Job at Morrells, and a '63 Sting Ray. to spend our entire EDITH RUTH ANN BERNDT-'Twas her thlnkln’ of others made you think of her. (Browning) Ruth was active in band and chorus... Mr. Ruby’s librarian ... Pep Club... Speech. .. Junior Class play... Senior Picture Committee. She likes reading and music, her favorite vocalist is Ricky Nelson. Ruth watches Ben Casey and Hawaiian Eve... Her favorite subjects are commercial courses, and her future plans include going to Iowa Success School. CONNIE NORINE BLACKBURN-Knowledge is power. (Bacon) Connie took part in chorus and band... was active in basketball. .. Girl’s Letter Club (president 11).. .an honor roll student for four years ... Pep Club (president 12)... First Attendant Home- coming Queen 11... Senior Class Play... Rock Hudson, Doris Day, Bobbie Darin, and Connie Francis rate high with Connie, other favorites include basketball, the movie Ben Hur. and TV the show Wide Country.. .after graduation Connie plans to attend A.l.B. DANIEL LEON BOOS-Boos not Boos. Danny partici- pated in chorus and Glee Club, double boys' quartet 12.. .football and basketball (manager 12)... a member of the Letterman's Club 12...Camera Club 10... his pastime - eating... favored Ricky Nelson, Dee Sharp, John Wayne, and Sophia Loren. . .in the future he plans to get a Job in Des Moines. MARCIA JEAN BRAINARD-Future president of Chevrolet Motors. Marcia was an honor roll student all four years.. . a member of Crier and Comet staff... speech... lead in Senior play.. .chairman of Senior Announcement Committee.. .her pastime, cars... favorites: Stingrays, T-Birds, Route 66 and pizza . ..her future plans include a Chevrolet garage, if you hadn't already guessed. MARCIA BRAINARD DANNY BOOS CAROLYN BREWER JOAN BURKHOLDER CAROLYN SUE BREWER-Come on. everybody! Yell! Carolyn’s activities included basketball, track, and softball.. .cheerleading. t. F.T.A... .Pep Club ... Senior Class play... Crier and Annual staff 11 ... honor roll... Senior Class secretary... First Attendant Homecoming Queen 12...she likes to listen to the radio... her favorite recording artists are Ricky Nelson and Connie Tiancis.. .her future plans include a college education. JoANN BURKHOLDER-She's so quiet it makes you wonder what she’s up to. JoAnn participated in both band and chorus... her favorites include Hawaiian Eve, Connie Francis, Sandra Dee, Tony Curtis, ice skating; her pastime is listening to the radio ... Jo’s favorite class is office practice and in the future she plans to go to Iowa Success. high school years ECHO PAULINE CASSILL-The quietest echo we've ever seen. Echo's activities were chorus.. .F.T.A. .. .and Pep Club...Crier and Cardinal staff 11... Senior Picture Committee. ..Candidate for Snow Princess 12... She likes to listen to music in her spare time., .her favorite recording artists are Connie Francis and Ricky Nelson.. .after school she plans to do office work and later get married. CHRISTINE HAZEL CLOKE-Chris was a member of chorus and band... F. T. A. and Pep Club... Deco- ration Committee for Homecoming 12...she likes Charleton Heston and Debbie Reynolds, Elvis Presley, and Connie Francis, pizza, Beverly Hillbillies... her favorite song is Hey, Paula ...her future is as yet undecided. ECHO CASSILL CHRISTINE CLOKE DEAN CRAIG COLLOPY-He thinks like a philosopher, and acts like a king. A member of chorus... Junior Class play.. .an honor roll student all four years ... Student Council (President 11)... Senior Class president...a Week in Washington participant ... he likes hunting and fishing and tinkering... in the future he plans to attend Iowa State Uni- versity and become a mechanical engineer. JOHN DALE COURTNEY-John was very active in sports including football, basketball, baseball and track... a Letterman's Club member... Pep Club (vice-president 12)... Senior Class play (stage manager)... he was class vice-president 10, 11, 12... a student council member 9, 10, 11... he likes watching football games on TV and loafing ... his favorite food is steak... he is considering going to college this fall. DEAN COLLOPY JOHN COURTNEY RAYMOND DAGE VERNA DAGE RAYMOND LEE DAGE-Does he or doesn't he? Ray was active in sports—football, baseball, track, wrestling, and basketball 9.. .a member of chorus 9, 10... Freshman class president... his favorite food is fried ham...he likes James Arness, Elvis Presley, Ricky Nelson, and Connie Stevens... his favorite TV show is Cheyenne; he also likes track, wrestling, and skating. VERNA MAE DAGE-A girl with instant smile. Verna was a member of chorus all four years.. .honor roll 9, 12...her favorites Include Ricky Nelson and Connie Stevens; her favorite TV show is Hawaiian Eye... She likes ice skating, swimming, reading, and music.. her favorite food is fried chicken... her favorite color is lavender... She may attend Bob Jones University in the future. MARY MARIE (DAY) DOWNEY-Downey used to be a Day. Mary participated in Freshman softball... Camera Club... she was married December 22 of last year... she likes to go hunting with her husband ...at the present she is working for a Parson's College student as a baby sitter. LINDA SUE DENNY-Linda participated in Freshman chorus.. .a member of Camera Club and Pep Club ... she likes to read, sometimes listen to radio, especially likes mysteries.. .clerical classes are her favorites.. .in the future she plans to get a Job. MARY DAY DOWNEY LINDA DENNY the new Cardinal MICHAEL O. DUGAN- Kookie of Cardinal. Mike participated in Freshman basketball and Glee Club ... he likes girls and loafing... his favorite movie star is Charleton Heston...as recording stars he likes Dion and Connie Stevens...his pastimes include drag racing and swimming.. .he is undecided about his future. CHERYL ANN DYE- Can build castles in the air. (Bacon) Cheryl was a member of chorus and Glee Club 12.. .a Pep Club member...Crier and Comet staff... honor roll 12... a librarian 10, 11... she likes mountains and lakes... her pastimes are swimming, hiking, reading, and listening to music ... her favorites are George Maharis, Doris Day, Route 66. and Twilight Zone.. .Cheryl plans to go to college and major in education. MIKE DUGAN CHERYL DYE BETTIE ESSARY JANE ESSARY BETTIE SUE ESSARY-Enrolled in Parson's yet? Bettie participated in Camera Club and Pep Club ... she was on the Crier and Comet Staff... honor roll 12...her favorites are George Maharis, Elvis Presley, and Brenda Lee. ..she likes pizza. Route 66, and Red Skelton. ..in the future she plans to get an office job in Des Moines. EMMA JANE ESSARY—Jane worked in the cafeteria ...was Mr. Wood's secretary for Office Practice ... she's a hard worker.. .we expect she'll make a fine office worker in the future. KENDALL STEVEN FLIGG-The style is the man him- self. (Nuffon) Kendall was very active in sports and music... he participated in football, basketball, baseball, track, and golf.. .a member of Letterman’s Club... he was a member of chorus and small groups ... an honor roll student.. .class president 9, 10, 11 ... Blackhawk Student Advisory Council 12 ... he likes watching TV and water skiing.. .his favorites are Charleton Heston, Sandra Dee, and Connie Stevens. .. his future plans include a college education. JANE ANN FRQTZ-Variety is the very spice of life. (Cowper) Jane was a member of chorus, band, and brass sextet... Pep Club (vice-president 10)... speech (contest 9, 10, 11)... Junior Class play .. .Crier and Cardinal staff 11... she «likes to go riding in cars. have found ourselves KENDALL FLIGG JANE FROTZ ( i« DONALD GRAHAM DAVID HEMM DONALD EUGENE GRAHAM-He's a cracker! Don participated in Freshman basketball and tracx... he likes to work on cars in his spare time.. .he enjoys football and basketball games.. .his favorites include Elvis Presley and ice cream.. .after gradu- ation he plans to enlist in the Army. DAVID HEMM-Where va' hoppin' to. Toad? Dave was a member of Freshman Glee Club.. .in his spare time he likes to loaf with the boys... he likes steak, big ones, and soft pies; his favorites are Burl Ives and Walter Brennan.. .in the future he plans to get a job, a new car, and then either loaf or go to trade school. DONALD CARL HERVEY-The cool cat in a hot tin. Don participated in chorus and Glee Club...a member of Pep Club... speech 12... Senior Class play... his pastimes include cars and girls... besides his pastimes he likes food and sleep... his favorite movie stars are John Wayne and Melinda Dlllion... in the future he plans to become an X-ray technician. VERNA JOYCE HOUK- The Thinker ... Joyce was a member of Freshman Chorus... Pep Club... her favorite class is home economics. ..she keeps her- self busy making things.. .Joyce likes to listen to the radio and read... she plans to work in an office after graduation. DONALD HERVEY JOYCE HOUK MIKE HUGHES JEANETTE IRWIN looking forward ROBERT MICHAEL HUGHES-This guy's too cautious to get trapped. Mike was active in sports... he participated in football, basketball, baseball, and track... a member of Letterman's Club... he was a class officer 9, 10...his pastimes include sports and listening to records... Elvis is his favorite recording artist. .. his favorite food is T-Bone steak... he plans to go to college and major in math. JEANETTE JOYCE IRWIN-I hear you’re going to Iowa Wesleyan; what was that student ratio again? Jeanette was very active in band... basketball 9 and track 12... a member of Camera Club, F.T.A., and Pep Club... speech... Jeanette likes to dance; her pastime is reading.. .in the future she plans to be- come a teacher. MARTHA JOYCE KAPRICH-She had all the royal mak- ings of a queen. (Shakespeare) Marty was active in chorus... band... basketball, track, softball... Girl's Letter Club... a football cheerleader 12... F. T. A.... Pep Club... Junior and Senior plays.. .honor roll Stu- dent Council 10, 11, 12 (vice-president 12)... Home- coming Queen 11 (candidate 12).. .Football and Track Queen Candidate 10.. .Class officer 10... she likes movies. Rock Hudson, Lana Turner, Elvis, and Brenda Lee., .after graduation she plans to attend college and major in psychology. PATRICIA LOUISE LEAZER-Blow that whistle with steady nerves. Pattie was active in chorus... band (majorette)... basketball cheerleader... Camera Club 10... Pep Club (Advisory Board)... Junior and Senior plays...Crier and Comet staff... honor roll... Stu- dent Council 12... Hamecoming Queen Candidate 12 ... Class President 9... Pattie likes to sew and swim... her favorite class is English Composition ... other favorites include Rock Hudson, Doris Day, Burl Ives, Connie Stevens, Alcoa Presents... in the future she plans to teach high school home eco- nomics. MARTY KAPRICH PATTIE LEAZER REGINA LEWIS GALE MACE REGINA ELAINE LEWIS-Her manners are the best. Regina was a member of chorus all four years... Pep Club member... a librarian 9, 11... she enjoys horseback riding, reading, swimming, and ice skat- ing... she likes simple foods-cake, potato chips, giant hamburgers, and ice cream... her favorites include Ricky Nelson, Rock Hudson, Bobby Vee, Dion, and Bobby Rydel.. .after graduation she plans to Join the Navy and become a secretary. GALE DEAN MACE—Gale participated in basketball and track... he was Senior Class treasurer... in his spare time he likes hunting and cars.. .enjoys fried chicken and tenderloins.. .his favorites are Rock Hudson and Brigette Bardot, Connie Francis and Ricky Nelson... he plans to attend Iowa State Uni- versity at Ames next fall. to our graduation JAMES L. MARLEY-Jim participated in baseball 9, track, wrestling... Letterman's Club... Pep Club (Advisory Board)...he likes T-bone steaks, mashed potatoes and gravy, com, pizza, and fried chicken ... his favorites are Rick Nelson, Rock Hudson, Tommy Sands, and Connie Francis. ..in his spare time he likes to hunt, eat, boat and swim.. .after jraduation he plans to get a Job. SANDRA MARTIN- Grande Nicolette, Qui est Aucassln? Sandy's a member of chorus and band ... basketball and Girls' Letter Club... an honor roll student.. .on Student Council 9, member of Blackhawk Student Advisory Council 12.. .she likes reading and horseback riding; her favorites are James Darren and the Highwaymen... in the future she plans to become a nurse, and intends to attend St. Joseph's School of Nursing in Ottumwa. JIM MARLAY SANDRA MARTIN valerie McFarland WAYNE McGHEE VALERIE JAYNE McFARLAND-This girl's ready to hit the Oregon trail. Val participated in Freshman chorus.. .basketball (manager 12), track and soft- ball.. . a Camera Club member (treasurer 12)... Pep Club... was on Crier and Comet staff... in her spare time she listens to music, day-dreams, joy rides, and looks at cars and what's in 'em.. .her favorites are Elvis and George Maharis, Route 66, Connie Francis, and Jim Reeves... after graduation she plans to enter nurses’ training. WAYNE B. McGHEE-Qptimist or Pessimist? Wayne participated in Freshman basketball and track... also sophomore baseball.. .he is undecided about his future plans. ALAN McNIEL SHELIA MORROW ALAN McNIEL-Ai took part in basketball, baseball, and track.. .a member of Letterman's Club.. .Camera Club... his pastime is sports... he likes tenderloins, tossed salads, and milk.. .his favorite actor is John Wayne... likes recording star Ricky Nelson... his future plans include a college education. SHELIA AMANDA MORROW-Look who's marching down the fleld--ln long, red underwear! Mandy was active in both Junior and Senior plays... a member of both chorus and band (majorette and vice-president) ... Crier and Comet staff... was in Pep Club (Ad- visory Committee)... she likes dancing, skating, and swimming.. .pizza is her favorite food.. .other favorites include Jerry Lewis, Rock Hudson, Ricky Nelson, and the Everly Brothers.. .after graduation she wants to attend either beauty school or business school. but yet we will CAROLE LYNN NELSON-Carole participated in Fresh- man chorus and band... a member of Pep Club... her pastimes include eating and listening to the radio... her favorite foods are chicken and noodles and Pepsi and potato chips.. .her favorite recording stars are Dion and Elvis Presley... after graduation her plans are to go to work. DAVID LeROY ORNDUFF-Got anv gum? Dave took part in basketball. Freshman baseball, and track... Junior Class play... speech 10... he likes all actors and recording artists... his favorite TV show is Route 66... he likes country-fried chicken... after gradu- ation he plans to attend a trade school. CAROLE NELSON DAVID ORNDUFF MARY ELIZABETH PARRETT—Mary was active in chorus and band.. .a member of Freshman softball team... F.T.A. (president 12)... Senior play.. .on the honor roll four years... Student Council 12... Freshman class treasurer... she likes to be outdoors . ..her favorites include Gharleton Heston, Doris Day, Sandra Dee, Johnny Mathis and Bobby Darin ...future plans are either business school or college. LAWRENCE La VERNE PAYNE--La Verne was sports writer for the Crier and also a member of the Comet staff.. .he took part in Freshman basketball and baseball.. .he is now helping his father on the farm. MARY PARRETT LaVERNE PAYNE ROBERT POOL BOB PUMPHREY ROBERT LOUIS POOL-How many pools are you gonna have when you can afford it ? Bob participated in basketball, baseball, and golf... a member of Letterman's Club.. .sports writer for Crier and a member of the Comet staff. ..all sports are his favorites... in the future he plans to go to a trade school. ROBERT J. PUMPHREY-Bob took part in basketball, wrestling. Freshman basketball, track, and was the Freshman class treasurer... his pastimes include swimming, skating, and watching television... hamburgers are his favorite food. .. Elvis is his favorite recording star and actor; his favorite actress is Doris Day.. .after graduation Bob plans to get a factory job. be continuously GARY WAYNE OUICK-Are you still blowing your horn? Gary participated in band (soloist 9, 10, 11) also Brass Sextet, Cornet Trio, and Brass Quartet... a member of chorus and boys' double quartet.. .his sports included Freshman basketball and track... and honor roll student 12.. .his favorite actor and sir. jer is Elvis Presley.. .his favorite food is pizza ... his pastime is water skiing with girls. SHARON KAY RAGEN-Bunny participated in band... Freslsnan chorus.. .basketball, track, and Freshman softball., .football cheerleader 12.. .a member of F.T.A... .her pastimes are taking part in various sports, listening to the radio... having a good time with her friends.. .she likes spaghetti and meat balls and apple pie.. .her favorites are Jonn Wayne and Debbie Reynolds... Ricky Nelson and Brenda Lee... in the future she plans to go to California to visit her sister and get a Job in an office. GARY QUICK SHARON RAGEN REA RAE REED-Better known as Tudy. Tudy took part in Freshman chorus and band (majorette 10, 11) Freshman basketball and softball...a basketball cheerleader 11.. .Camera Club and Pep Club... Crier and Comet Staff (Assistant Editor)... Fresh- man Class President.. .Chairman of Prom Invitation Committee 11... Senior Motto Committee... she likes horseback riding and foreign foods... her favorites are Boris Karloff and Barbara Stanwick. ..in the future she plans to attend college... take pro- fessional skating lessons...life saving lessons .. .later plans to own a ranch and raise registered beef cattle. MARY ELLEN RUPE-Got a letter to dictate ? Mary Ellen was active in chorus and band.. .a soloist (instrumental 10, 11, 12) and brass sextet... her pastimes are sleeping and ice skating.. .she likes canteens and pizza... her favorites are Sandra Dee, Dean Martin, and Nat King Cole... in the future her plans are either an office Job or AIB. TUDY REED MARY ELLEN RUPE STEPHEN SCHMITZ MARY LYNNE SELSOR STEPHEN M. SCHMITZ—Wake up Steve. Steve participated in football and track... his pastimes are listening to the radio and driving... his favorite food is steak... he likes Randolph Scott and John Wayne... his favorite recording star is Ricky Nelson . ..he is undecided about his future plans. MARY LYNNE SELSOR-Good things come in small packages. Mary Lynne took part in chorus and band (soloist 10)... basketball and softball... a basketball cheerleader 11, 12...F.T.A. (secretary- treasurer 11)... Pep Club (Advisory Board)... Junior Class play... honor roll student 12... Freshman Class treasurer... Junior Class treasurer... she plans to attend State College of Iowa. RONNIE SIMMONS JIM SLUTTS remembering our first days RONALD LaVERNE SIMMONS-Ronnie participated in Freshman track. ..his pastimes include listening to the radio, swimming, dating, and skating... his favorite food is tenderloins. ..he likes Sandra Dee and Ricky Nelson.. .he is undecided about his future. JAMES SLUTTS-Die that crazy walk. Jim took part in Junior and Senior track... he was a member of chorus ... Letterman's Club.. .a member of Junior Class play .. .he likes roller-6kating, swimming, water skiing, pool, ping pong, and ice skating... his favorite food is fried chicken.. .other favorites are Sammy Davis, Jr., Dean Martin, Ricky Nelson, and Dion... after graduation he plans to get a job for about 2 years and then go to a trade school. KATHLEEN SMITH-What’s so interesting about the Navy ? Kathy participated in basketball 9, softball 9.«,. .a member of Pep Club all three years.. .Camera Club 12... Senior Class play... librarian 12... speech ... she likes to dance, play piano, and read... she likes Clark Gable and Elvis Presley.. .her favorite record is From a Jack to a King .. .after gradu- ation she plans to become a beautician. SANDRA KAY SMITH-Sandy was a member of chorus all four years... she participated in basketball... was a member of band (majorette)... Junior and Senior plays... honor roll student... she likes to watch television and go skating.. .her favorite food is fried chicken.. .Troy Donahue, Connie Stevens, Johnny Mathis, and Connie Francis rate high with her... her future plans include business school in Des Moines. KATHY SMITH SANDRA SMITH JAMES SPROUSE VIRGIL STEWART RAMON ELLIS (JIM) SPROUSE—Is vour car in one piece vet, Jim ? Jim's activities included football, basketball and baseball.. .his pastimes are cars and girls...he likes Elvis Presley, Connie Francis, and Connie Stevens.. .in the future he plans to go on to school and specialize in auto mechanics. VIRGIL DALE STEWART—Virgil was active in track; he participated three years...his pastimes include girls and water skiing.. .his favorite food is ham ... other favorites include Kirk Douglas as an actor and Elvis Presley and Bobby Vee as recording stars ...his future plans; become a millionaire, what else ? at Cardinal DAVID WAYNE STREEBY-Dave participated in football, basketball, baseball, and track... he was a member of Letterman's Club (treasurer 12)... Junior and Senior Class play... Student Council (vice-presi- dent 11) and (president 12). . . also member of Blackhawk Student Advisory Council.. .he likes eating and sleeping and being outdoors... his favorites are Doris Day, Dean Martin, Connie Francis, and Johnnie Crawford... His future plans Include attending college. TIMOTHY STREEBY-Got any picnic baskets, Tim? Tim’s activities included Freshman chorus.. .foot- ball, baseball, and track...he was a Letterman's Club member... took part in Senior Class play... his pastimes are swimming and playing ping pong ...after graduation he plans to go to college. DAVID STREEBY TIM STREEBY DARWIN TARBELL KAREN VanBLARICOM DARWIN CARROLL TARBELL-Cardinal's -Tall Man. Darwin participated in Freshman track.. .all four years of basketball... he was a member of Letter- man’s Club... Camera Club... speech... Junior and Senior Class plays... a librarian 12... his favorite day is Sunday because he can go to church and doesn't have to work; therefore, he has time to sleep.. .he plans to attend Midwestern Broadcasting School in Chicago and become a radio announcer. KAREN LORAINE VanBLARICOM-How does it feel to be a newspaper woman? Karen took part in four years of chorus... Freshman basketball... three year member of Camera Club (secretary 11 and vice presi- dent 12)... Senior play prompter... Crier (Editor) and Comet Staff member... Student Council 11... her favorites are Connie Stevens and George Maharis as recording stars and Robert Walker, Jr. and Susan Hayward as actor and actress.. .after graduation she plans to get married. JIM VASS JUDITH WALKER JAMES ALLEN VASS—Hev. Brown, where's Toad? Jim took part in football his Senior year... his future plans include a college education. JUDITH ANN WALKER-Music is the thing of the world that I love most. (Pepys) Judy participated in chorus Girls' Sextet, and Girls' Trio. ..band, Brass Sextet, and Comet Trio... she also took part in softball 9... four years of basketball cheerleading.. .Girl's Lettei Club... Pep Club... F. T. A_____Junior and Senior plays... Student Council 10 (secretary).. .Class secretary 9... she plans to become a medical tech- nologist. BETTY WEBB BETTY JANE WEBB-Betty participated in chorus and band in freshman year... softball 9... Camera Club ... Pep Club... speech... she likes to play pitch, listen to rock 'n roll records, go car and motorcycle riding... her favorite foods are pizza and Pepsi... other favorites Include Elvis, Doris Day, and Rock Hudson... she plans to get a Job at Morrells and later get married. JAMES VIRGIL WEBB-Jim took part in basketball, baseball, and track in his freshman year.. .he likes pizza...his pastimes are playing pool and working on cars.. .James Garner and Elvis Presley are his favorite actor and recording star.. .after graduation he plans to find a good Job. JAMES WEBB including our first football team SHARON MARIE WELSH-Sharon participated in chorus ... freshman basketball... Pep Club... her favorite food is fried potatoes.. .her pastime is listening to records... actor George Maharis, actress Connie Stevens, singer Perry Como, TV show Route 66, and movie Ben Hur rate high in her favorites.. .other favorites include basketball, home economics, and the hymn Sunrise ., .in the future she plans to attend beauty school in California or Ottumwa. PATRICIA MARIE WHITTOM-Pat's activities included chorus... honor roll... Pep Club... at school she favors Office Practice Class .. she likes swimming, listening to music and reading.. .her favorites are Rock Hudson, Doris Day, and Connie Francis... others are Pillow Talk and Hawaiian Eye... her future plans include a visit to France. SHARON WELSH PAT WHITTOM JERRY WINSTON JOAN WINSTON JERRY WINSTON- Here we go Loop de Loop. Jerry participated in chorus and small groups.. .football, basketball, and track (captain 12)...a Letterman's Club member... Pep Club... speech... his favorite pastimes are boating, flying, swimming, and eating . ..he plans to work this summer and later attend college in Wayne, Nebraska. JOAN WINSTON-She alms high and always hits her mark. Joan took part in girls' basketball (captain 10 and 12)... track... member of Girl's Letter Club ... Camera Club... Pep Club... Crier and Comet staff... her favorites are George Montgomery, Debbie Reynolds, Ray Charles... she likes pizza, track, late shows... favorite pastime is watching TV... her future is undecided. follow us forever. CLAIR CEDRIC WOLF - Alias ’ged;: Clair took part in Football 3,4; Track 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Letter Club 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4. PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE INCLUDE: DAVID MERLE GRIMM - He's not really grim! Dave has taken part in Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Baseball 2,4; and Letter Club 2,3,4. CARLA MARIE ZUEHLKE- ' Dear Carlabbev Carla Has participated in Bas- ketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3, 4; Softball 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Drama Club 4; Letter Club 3,4; Letter Club Vice- President 4; Band Secre- tary-Treasurer 4; March- ing’Band 2,3; Concert Band 2,3,4; Drum Majorette 4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Class Play 3, Honor Roll 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Crier Assistant Editor 4; Sportsmanship Committee 4; Small Vocal Groups 2,3,4. COLLEEN REISCH - What’s happening in Office Practice? Colleen has participated in F.T.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 4; and Librarian 3. There goes that durned” bell again. The pizza connoisseurs. A swinging class Yea Red! Togetherness Uh Oh! Jim New tie, Kendall? Getting warm, Darwin? CRAIG YEAGER and the homecoming activities. RAYMOND CRAIG YEAGER-Cralg's activities were Freshman basketball and track... Senior Picture Committee.. .he goes driving in his spare time...his favorites are Elvis Presley, Paul Newman, and Tuesday Weld.. .he likes pizza., .his future is undecided. CONNIE BLACKBURN CHOSEN FROM The King and Queen of Cardinal were chosen for their many outstanding merits per- taining to school. They were chosen by their appearance, leadership, scholastic ability, character, and service. Several students from the senior class were nominated by the entire class. Class officers then picked the top 12 boys and 12 girls. Each senior then voted for three with the final seven chosen by the officers. These final seven candidate's pictures and records were sent to John Henderson, President of Iowa Wesleyan, for the final selection of the King and Queen. His choices were Marty Kaprich and David Bud Streeby. SO REIGNED OVER THE JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM GROUP OF CANDIDATES JIM VASS CRAIG YEAGER MIKE HUGHES TIM STREEBY ALAN McNIEL «Juniors: JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President, Alice Tooley; Vice-President, Margaret Reighard; Secretary, Linda Powell; and Treasurer, Willetta Martsching. The officers are discussing plans for the junior-senior prom. 32 Mr. Sharp is giving pointers on basketball to the girls. We have completed Maxine Adam Evelyn Archer Dale Batterson Larry Baugh Kenneth Black Rex Booth Nancy Bradshaw Keith Brown Michael Carr Frances Johnson Paul Keasling Dick Keasling Glen Kesselring Steven Kurka Justine Livesay Pamela Loomis Geraldine Lewis Donna Liles 34 have found our minds wandering Harry Martschlng Charlene Morrison no PHOTO AVAILABLE Rodney Pickens Jerry Morrow Judith Newquist Carol Payne f S John Pool Linda Powell Dick Pumphrey r year Margaret Reighard Colleen Reisch Karen Roberts Jim Rupe Virginia Rupe Wilbur Rupe Charles Smith Verle Steen Cheryl Stevenson Victor Streeby Lexla Wilkenson Carolyn Winston Clara Zuehlke Judy Welsh 36 Sophomores: SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: President, Patty Carter; Vice-President, Tom Whitham; Secretary, Carol Wymore; and Treasurei, Connie Gideon. The sophomores are working to save money for their Junior- senior prom. 37 This year Janice Adam Judy Adamson Cindy Allman Thomas Baker Darrell Batterson Shirley Bradshaw Judith Daugherty we became initiated Larry Dovico Vicki Dungan Denny Durflinger Stephen Durflinger Shelby Dye to Cardinal’s Kathy Gobble Gary Gruwell Ronnie Hamilton James Hopwood Jo Ann Hopwood Rick Humble Gary Irwin Roy Jackson Tom Johnson Ronnie Kephart Neil Kibler way off life Richard Leland Ronald Long Walter Major David Marnholtz Connie Martsching Ruby Martsching David Miller Shirley Neal Doris Newland LuAnn Ogles Marilyn Olinger Pam Or ms Dennis Pauls Andrea Pee bier Linda Potts Linda Pyle Ronald Ragen Lynda Redeker Brent Roath David Pratt activities, and Shirley Rupe Charles Russell Wayne Scherer Arlene Snook Mary Snook Jerry Sprouse Stephen Sprouse Rebecca Steele scholastic standings. Marcia Whitmore Sophomore scramble in the halls. John and Darrell on their way to class. 43 43 Student Statesmen STANDING: Left to Right, Tom Whitham, Dan-ell Batterson, DeanCollopy, Frances Johnson, Pattie Leazer, Barbara Fligg, and Mary Parrett. SEATED: Left to Right, Bob Fligg, Mr. Watt, Dave Streeby, Mrs. Shive, Margaret Reighard, and Marty Kaprich. 46 Marty Kaprich, Mary Parrett, and Barbara Fligg are decorating the school halls for the yuletide season. Govern Democratically LEFT TO RIGHT: Secretary, Bob Fligg; president, Dave Streeby; vice-president, Marty Kaprich; and treasurer, Margaret Reighard. Margaret Reighard is one of the busy council members getting the school decorated for Christmas. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council is an organization working for the betterment of our school. This group is chosen to try to make school more enjoyable for the students. Its main job involves planning and carrying out all- school functions or other activities beneficial to the school as a whole. The president of Student Council is Bud Streeby; vice-president is Marty Kaprich. Our working secretary is Bob Fligg and our efficient treasurer is Margaret Reighard. Members of the council are Tom Whittom, Darrell Batterson, Barbara Fligg, Frances Johnson, Pattie Leazer, Dean Collopy, and Mary Parrett. Cardinal is fortunate to have an active, working Student Council that is willing to assume responsi- bilities . 47 Future Teachers of America SEATED: Left to Right, J. Adamson, P. Leazer, F. Johnson, J. Vass, S. Emry, M. Kaprich, M. Selsor. STANDING: C. Sumner, J. Irwin, S. Lane, J. Rupe, C. Zuehlke, D. Fountain, V. Rupe, L. Harmon, M. Reighard, B. Roth. The Future Teachers of America is an organization designed to show members what the teaching profession offers. On November 30, 1962, the F.T.A. took a trip to Ottumwa to the Ottumwa Heights College to observe Prospective Teachers Day. They observed a third grade laboratory class; they also heard why the junior high teachers of Walsh chose teaching as a profession. This day was very educational to the F.T.A. members. OFFICERS SEATED: Left to Right, S. Harmon, Secretary-treasurer; M. Parrett, president; Mrs. Cummings, advisor; C. Morrison, vice-president. 48 Camera Club FRONT ROW: Left to Right, J. Rupe, T. Reed, J. Pool, C. Payne, Secretary; D. Thompson, President; K. Van Blaricom, Vice-president; V. McFarland, Treasurer; J. Winston, J. Irwin, M. Britt. SECOND ROW: D. Fountain, B. Essary, D. Newland, K. Smith, M. Van Blaricom, A. Peebler, J. Garber, B. Webb, V. McFarland, L. Denny, M. Downey, V. Dage, D. Fountain. LAST ROW: K. Brown, M. McGinness, T. Gardner, D. Tarbell, Mr. Peebler, J. Garrett, T. Baker. This picture was snapped on December the 12th as the new members were preparing to take off their shoes for part of their initiation. Each new member was supposed to dress as his master ordered and act as an old member's slave. In this picture some of the members are sitting around the record player goofing off. Karen was our snake eater for the evening. In case you may be wondering, the snake was made of rubber. nt Athletic Achievement GIRLS' LETTER CLUB The Girls' Letter Club was organized to honor the girls earning letters for their athletic achievements. The girls first get their letter and a pin shaped to represent their sport. Following this they receive bars for each additional year. LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Walker, Marty Kaprich, Joan Winston, Connie Blackburn, Judy Welsh, Sandy Martin. BOYS' LETTER CLUB The purpose of this club is to create closer relationships between the letter winners of the various sports. The Letter Club members have earned a letter in a varsity sport. All boys receiving letters are automatically members of the Letter Club. SEATED: Left to Right, Bill Baugh, Jerry Hemm, Jim Slutts, Bob Fligg, President of the club Mike Hughes, Rex Booth, Kendall Fligg, and David Streeby. STANDING: Jerry Winston, Jim Chrlsman, Harry Martsching, John Courtney, Alan McNeil, Jim Marlay, Darwin Tarbell, Tim Streeby, David Grimm, Leon Durflinger, Dan Boos, Don Fountain, Larry Baugh. so Rep Club Inspires Enthusiasm Promoting better enthusiasm for and support of the Cardinal athletic teams is the Pep Club's chief objective. The Pep Club consists of approximately 200 members. An advisory board was chosen to simplify the many jobs. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Selsor, C. Payne, L. Powell, D. Pumphrey, J. Marlay, P. Leazer, F. Johnson, J. Chrlsman, G. Kesselrlng, J. Livesay, W. Martschlng, S. Morrow. OFFICERS: Left to Right, J. Courtney, vice-president; C. Blackburn, president; C. Brewer, secretary-treasurer. Nancy McFarland and Cheryl Dye are laying out Joan and Janey work on the various organizations the class pictures for the annual of the school, including the vocal music, band, and the school clubs. Jerry Hemm, the artist, designed the cover for the 1963 annual. Cardinal The members of the sports division, Sharon Benson, La Verne Payne, and Pat Leazer, are shown as they select pictures for the annual. Alice Tooley, Editor; Tudy Reed, Associate Editor; and Bob Pool, business manager are shown as they finish an article for the annual. The activities committee is shown as they discuss the layout for their section of the annual. In Pictures The entire annual staff with Editor, Alice Tooley, and Advisor, Mrs. Bailey, are shown around the teacher's desk. To no single individual belongs the credit for this edition of the COMET. The staff, composed of twelve seniors and five juniors, has worked together to put into words and pictures the events of this school year. The capable editor of the 63' COMET was Alice Tooley. Her assistant was Tudy Reed. Bob Pool was the efficient business manager. Competent workers on organizations were Joan Winston and Jane Vass. Jerry Hemm was our talented artist. The qualified members for the activity division were Valerie McFarland, Bettie Essary, Karen Van Blaricom, Marcia Brainard, Shelia Morrow, and Nancy Bradshaw. Our reliable sports editors were Sharon Benson, Pattie Leazer, and La Verne Payne. For classes Nancy McFarland and Cheryl Dye were chosen. 53 The Crier Tells All The school paper, the Cardinal Crier, is published once a month. The staff does its best to inform the student body of past happenings and upcoming events. Editor Karen Van Blaricom and assistant editor, rattle Leazer, are shown here as they lay out the next ediUon of the Cardinal Crier. The sports editors make on-the-spot reports of all the games. Here La Verne Payne, Joan Winston, and Bob Pool review their notes of a game before writing their articles. The Crier reporters are grouped here as they complete the work on the Crier for this month. They are Jerry Hemm, Tudy Reed, Janey Vass, Nancy McFarland, Marcia Brainard, Cheryl Dye, Nancy Bradshaw, Valerie McFarland, Bettie Essary, Shelia Morrow, Sharon Benson, and Alice Tooley. The band and small instrumental groups MARCHING BAND This has been a red-letter year for the marching band. New band uniforms were issued late in October of 1962 to the Cardinal band members. The members were given a chance to display their new uniforms at the Parsons Homecoming Festivities. The uniforms are made of a heavy duty wool. The color is a blue-black with a white shield. A Cardinal's head is on the back of the white shield. The shield can be removed and then the uniforms are used for concert band. The band is under the direction of Mr. Lloyd Ruby. 36 The Cardinal majorettes led the marching band at the home football games. They are Pattie Leazer, Shelia Morrow, Janey Vass, Sandy Smith, Barbara Fligg, and Carol Payne. are extracurricular activiti SAXOPHONE QUARTET CLARINET ENSEMBLE C. Zuehlke, M. Reighard, C. Morrison, S. Emry J. Adamson, L. Potts, J. Irwin, L. Adamson, J. Burkholder BRASS SEXTET J. Walker, M. Rupe, J. Frotz, M. Selser, P. Webb, G. Quick WOODWIND TRIO CLARINET QUARTET A. Peebler, D. Newland, M. Britt S. Martin, C. Blackburn, S. Harmon, M. Britt providing pleasure and enjoyment ROW ONE: S. Martin, C. Blackburn, M. Britt, C. Wymore. ROW TWO: S. Harmon, J. Adamson, L. Potts, J. Burkholder, K. Black, M. Lamis, G. Quick. ROW THREE: J. Irwin, L. Adamson, R. Long, M. Johnson. STAND- ING: P. Carter, G. Wheaton, R. Berndt, L. Powell, L. Benson. The instrumental band has made many public appearances throughout the year. These include summer band concerts and talcing part in the band festival of the combined schools. 58 for the participants and their audience. ROW ONE: A. Peebles D. Newland, J. Walker, V. Rupe, J. Livesay. ROW TWO: M. Reighard, C. Zuehlke, K. Knaak, R. Scott, C. Mon-ison, F. Johnson, J. Rupe, M. Parrett, L. Dallner, P. Webb. ROW THREE: M. Rupe, C. Cloke, G. Irwin, L. Redecker, J. Frotz, L. Hancock. ROW FOUR: L. Hannon, Mr. Ruby, W. Troxel, M. Selser. STAGE BAND This group of students appeared at each home basketball game. The band was greatly appreciated. It seemed to add a great deal of spirit to our games. ROW ONE: C. Zuehlke, M. Reighard, F. Johnson, C. Monrison, S. Emry. ROW TWO: M. Parrett, L. Dallner, G. Quick, P. Webb, M. Rupe, C. Cloke, G. Irwin. ROW THREE: M. Lamis, L. Harmon, M. Selser. Mixed Chorus Provides Enjoyment MIXED CHORUS FRONT ROW: Left to Right, M. Lamis, V. Dage, R. Berndt, J. Walker, P. Carter, J. Vass, W. Troxel, L. Potts, P. Webb, K. Van Blaricom, C. Dye, J. Burkholder, M. Parrett. SECOND ROW: C. Winston, C. Cloke, C. Payne, S. Welsh, P. Whittom, L. Pyle, N. Bradshaw, J. Newquist, C. Courtney, W. Rupe, T. Whittom, M. Johnson, G. Wheaton, C. Sumner, L. Benson, L. Harmon, S. Lane, S. Harmon, D. Newland, C. Morrison - Director, C. McClain. THIRD ROW: S. Morrow, S. Smith, E. Cassill, N. Baugh, J. Livesay, L. Dallner, P. Leazer, B. Baugh, D. Boos, D. Fountain, J. Garrett, B. Roath, M. McGinnes, L. Baugh, V. McCormick, M. Kaprich, M. Reighard, J. Garber, J. Rupe. BACK ROW: R. Lewis, J. Welsh, J. Frotz, F. Johnson, M. Rupe, G. Quick, D. Hervey, K. Fligg, R. Leland, E. Abernathy, D. Collopy, J. Winston, C. Wolf, G. Kesselring, J. Slutts, S. Martin, V. Rupe, C. Blackburn, C. Zuehlke. The mixed chorus is directed by Mr. Charles McClain. It is made up of 78 members. The mixed chorus's main appearance is the Christmas Program. They have also taken part in many vocal festivals. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The girls' glee club is made up of 56 members. Seventeen first sopranos, seventeen second sopranos, and fifteen alto's. BOYS’ GLEE CLUB The boys' glee club is made up of 22 members. Six first tenors, ten second tenors and six baritones. 60 GIRLS' TRIO LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Webb, J. Walker, D. Newland, and M. Lamis. For Music Enthusiasts BOYS' DOUBLE QUARTET LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Collopy, G. Kesselring, K. Fligg, G. Quick, D. Boos, B. Baugh, L. Baugh, G. Wheaton, and accompanist, V. McCormick. DOUBLE MIXED QUARTET FRONT ROW: Left to Right, C. Blackburn, V. McCormick, S. Welsh, S. Morrow, P. Webb, accompanist. BACK ROW: K. Fligg, G. Wheaton, B. Baugh, and G. Kesselring. GIRLS' SEXTET LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Webb, C. Zuehlke, J. Welsh, J. Walker, M. Kaprich, D. Newland, and M. Lamis, accompanist. WHO’S WHO IN SPEECH LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Winston, oratorical interpretative poetry; Jeanette Irwin, dramatic declamation; Bill Baugh, oratorical interpretative prose; Martha Kaprich, humorous declamatory; Don Hervey, interpretative prose; Darwin Tarbell, humorous declamatory and interpretative poetry; Ruth Berndt, dramatic declamation; Francis Johnson, ora- torical declamation and interpretative poetry; Dave Ornduff, humorous poetry. During the district speech contest held at Ottumwa, Iowa, on February 23, Carolyn Brewer received a Superior rating and proceeded to the state speech contest held at Grlnnell, Iowa. The rest of the speech students received Excel- lent ratings. 62 But I never shot no one before Play Cast Paw Hollowbone-Don Hervey; Maw Hoilowbone-Marty Kaprich; Grandpappy Hankley-Tim Streeby; Grade May Hollowbone- Connie Blackburn; Sara Jo Hollowbone-Carolyn Brewer; Fanny Jane Hoilowbone-Sandy Smith; Sis Hoilowbone-Shelia Morrow; Pepper Hoilowbone-Larry Dovico; Widow Blairhouse-Kathy Smith; Bertha Blairhouse-Pat Leazer; Slim Blairhouse- Dave Streeby; Melissa Dugan-Marcia Brainard; Isabel Todd-Mary Parrett; Hortense Todd -Judy Walker. MISS MADELYN HUNTER Director Headin’ For A Weddin' The hero Homer Hoilowbone, has fallen in love with a debu- tante, Melissa Dugan, whose picture he found in a newspaper wrapped around some fish. He begins a correspondence with Melissa telling her that he lives in a mansion, will be vacationing in Europe, and is a very refined, educated person. Actually, he lives in a shack in the mountains with his dirty, shiftless family. Maw and Fanny Jane work hard, but Paw only eats, sleeps, and teaches Gloria, his pet skunk, to do tricks. Sarah Jo and Gracie spend their time teasing Homer and chasing boys. In the midst of a snow storm, Homer is writing to Melissa when Gracie May grabs it and reads it aloud. Paw insists it is a courtin' letter and demands to know the girl's name. They jump to the con- clusion that it was written to Bertha Blairhouse just as she, her widowed Maw , and her brother arrive to take refuge from the storm. Homer is busily ducking Bertha when another unexpected guest arrives, Melissa Dugan! She tells them she became lost in the snow storm while on her way to marry a handsome, well- educated young gentleman with whom she had been corresponding! Homer desperately tries to keep her from discovering his identity, but his efforts fail and Melissa Dugan learns the truth. Homer finds himself engaged to the boisterous Bertha—until Gracie May tells her that Homer has spells during which he thinks he is a dog. All ends well, however, even for Gloria, the skunk, who becomes a television star! 63 Homecoming CAROL PAYNE QUEEN PATTI E LEAZER SECOND ATTENDANT MARTY KAPRICH LINDA BENSON KAYE EDDY 64 Festivities Homecoming turned out to be a very rewarding event to all the C.H.S. students in spite of the stormy weather. At the Bonfire Carol Payne was crowned Homecoming Queen, with Carolyn Brewer and Pattie Leazer as first and second attendants. Umbrellas turned out to be as popular as the students but everybody was in smiles. The home- coming night was a complete success for the football boys because of their victory over Van Buren. 65 After the game the students danced in the gaily decorated commons until twelve. ENCHANTED ISLE The Prom held on May 5, 1962, was one of many merits. The deco- rations were extremely picturesque. A large Hula dancer, created by an artistically talented faculty member, Mrs. Eklofe, adorned one of the walls. In every corner a palm tree was to be found. The table decorations were made of palm trees and Hula dancers. The meal was definitely one of the high points of the evening and consisted of steak, mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans, rolls, jelio, milk and coffee, and for dessert banana cream pie. Speeches were given by Kendall Fligg, president of the junior class, Terry Durflinger, president of the senior class, Jim Fisher, Miss Hunter, Mr. Hill, Mr. Leland, and Mr. Johnson. Judy Picken and Ted Hull were crowned Queen and King of Cardinal and the entertainment of Doyle Quick and his band concluded the evening. Gridiron VARSITY FIRST ROW: Left to Right, G. Wheaton, J. Slutts, A. Pilcher, J. Hemm, J. Howard, D. fountain, D. Bartlett, L. Baugh. SECOND ROW: Coach Hamish, H. Martsching, B. Baugh, B. Fligg, T. Streeby, M. Hughes, K. Fligg, B. Streeby, E. Abernathy, Coach Burnett. THIRD ROW: J. Courtney, D. Grimm, R. Chance, J. Sprouse, C. Baayen, C. Wolf, J. Vass. COACHING STAFF The two men chiefly responsible for Cardinal's rugged football team this year are Coach Chuck Hamisch and Asst. Red Burnett. These men being football players themselves, taught the Comets many plays that made them a top-notch team. SEASON SUMMARY The Cardinal Comets finished a strong second in the Blackhawk Conference, losing only once to number one Pekin, and being tied by a strong Central team. Cardinal's main strength was its fine defensive team, which was number one in the Blackhawk Conference. Cardinal's offensive team was led throughout the year by Larry Baugh and Dave Grimm, two hard-charging Cardinal players. Cardinal's 6-2-1 season showed still an improvement in last year's record. The 1963 teams' outlook is also bright and will depend largely on lettermen Jerry Hemm, Harry Martsching, Larry Baugh, Dave Grimm, Dick Chance, Bob Fligg, Dor Fountain, Graig Baayen, Greg Wheaton, and Junior Howard. BLACKHAWK CONFERENCE STANDINGS CARDINAL TOTALS FOR SEASON 1962 Pekin W_ X X £L_ O. Pt. Times carried Rushina Yardaae 4 0 1 111 31 Name Yards aained Ball Per Carry Cardinal 3 1 1 51 25 Dave Grimm 549 99 5.5 Yds. Harmony 3 1 1 104 53 Larry Baugh 346 48 7.3 Yds. Eddyville 2 2 0 85 86 Greg Wheaton 288 62 4.6 Yds. Central 1 3 1 48 58 Mike Hughes 159 38 4.2 Yds. Van Buren 0 5 0 27 167 Craig Baayen 41 10 4.1 Yds. Gaylord Davis 51 8 6.2 Yds. TACKLES PASS RECEIVING TOUCHDOWN PASSES Name Tackle Games Plaved Name Passes received Received Yardaae Ed Abernathy 53 9 Don Bartlett 14 3 166 Yds. Bill Baugh 42 7 Kendall Fligg 7 102 Yds. Harry Martsching 40 7 Mike Hughes 5 1 72 Yds. Dave Grimm 36 9 Greg Wheaton 3 38 Yds. Larry Baugh 28 6 Dave Streeby 3 29 Yds. Mike Hughes 20 9 Larry Baugh 2 28 Yds. Dick Chance 16 5 PASSING SCORING Passes Touchdown Passes Points After Total Name Thrown Passes ComDlete Yds. Perce nf Name Touchdowns Touchdowns Points John Courtney 46 2 18 230 39% Dave Grimm 6 0 36 Craig Baayen 26 2 12 175 46% Don Bartlett 3 3 21 Greg Wheaton 4 2 30 50% Larry Baugh 3 0 18 Mike Hughes 2 0 12 John Courtney 1 0 6 Jim Vass 1 0 6 Craig Baayen 1 0 6 Junior Howard o I TOTALS 17 5 107 Battlers FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE FIRST ROW: Left to Right, J. Sprouse, M. Courtney, D. Snakenburg, R. Leland, C. Baayen, D. Pauls, J. Thompson. SECOND ROW: Coach Watt, B. Davis, G. Wheaton, G. Davis, R. Hamilton, R. Long, T. Sedore, Coach Sharp. THIRD ROW: S. Durflinger, L. Leazer. I. Bruns, E. Humble, M. Bedford. Cardinal Freshman-Sophomore football team had a fine season and it looks like many of these bovs will be playing varsity ball next year. 1. Cardinal 19 Ottumwa (reserves) 0 2. Cardinal 26 Van Buren J. V. 6 3. Davis County 26 CardinaJ 7 4. Cardinal 28 Pekin 6 5. Cardinal 27 Ottumwa (reserves) 6 6. Washington 13 Cardinal 0 The Freshman-Sophomore team ended the season with a record of 4 wins and 2 defeats losing only to strong Davis County and Washington. Many of these Freshmen and Sophomores have tasted some varsity action and will no doubt be right in the thick of the battle next year. With such a hard- working group, no doubt Cardinal will shine on the gridiron next year. 60 All-Conference Bill Baugh Guard Honorable Mention IDPA Bob Fligg Tackle Ed Abernathy Tackle Honorable Mentiorv IDPA Kendall Fligg End David Grimm Back Team Members Larry Baugh Back Honorable Mention Mike Hughes Back Honorable Mention Jin' Slutts Deiensive Back Harry Martschlng Tackle Honorable Mention Jerry Hemm Center Honorable Mention Varsity FRONT ROW: Left to Right, J. Courtney, G. Kesselring, L. Durflinger, A. McNlel, D. Jeffery, D. Bartlett, K. Fllgg. BACK ROW: J. Winston, B. Fllgg, R. Plcken, D. Streeby, D. Tarbell, R. Booth, J. Chrisman, A. Farrington, Manager D. Boos. COACH DALE WATT BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES- -1962-63 SEASON Cardinal Opponent Opponent's Score 34 Bloomfield 45 25 Pekin 28 45 Van Buren 38 56 Central 47 42 Harmony 73 50 Mid-Prairie 20 28 Eddyvllle 52 49 Pekin 38 51 Walsh 61 62 Van Buren 43 32 Pekin 35 62 Bloomfield 74 54 Central 58 55 Fairfield 48 47 Harmony 38 41 Eddyvllle 53 50 Walsh 74 57 Twin Cedars 31 Totals: Off. 852 pts.; Def. 856 pts.; Avg. Off., 47.3; Def. 47. 5. Final Blackhawk Conference Standings Eddyville-8-2 Cardinal-5-5 Harmony-5-5 Pekln-5-5 Central-4-6 Van Buren-3-7 ■ FRONT ROW: Left to Right, C. Payne, S. Ragen, J. Winston, C. Blackburn, S. Martin, S. Smith, M. Kaprich, C. Winston. SECOND ROW: L. Harmon, P. Essary, S. Harmon, G. Lewis, L. Hancock, F. Johnson, C. Zuehlke, J. Welsh, V. McCormick, Manager, V. McFarland. SEASON RECORD GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Cardinal Opponent Opponent’s Score 40 New London 30 30 Pekin 36 70 Van Buren 55 62 Mid-Prairie 45 S3 Central 35 51 Waco 43 56 Harmony 73 62 New London 39 70 Eddyville 55 61 Moravia 49 43 Pekin 38 61 Van Buren 48 61 Mid-Prairie 59 58 Van Buren 68 63 Central 41 50 Harmony 59 66 Winfield 56 80 Eddyville 41 Sectional Tournament 36 Pekin 31 73 Fremont 32 62 Mid-Prairie 35 Coach: HAROLD SHARP Sophomore FRONT ROW: Left to Right, G. Wheaton, G. Irwin, B. Roath, R. Leland, R. Hamilton, R. Streeby. BACK ROW: Coach Burnett, D. Brain, D. Batterson, T. Gardner, R. Kephart, W. Scherer. SOPHOMORE BOYS SEASON RECORD Cardinal's Score Opponent Score 12 Bloomfield 49 34 Pekin 26 35 Van Buren 27 40 Central 43 OT 30 Harmony 68 18 Mid-Prairie 22 34 Eddyville 25 24 Pekin 35 33 Walsh 56 37 Van Buren 17 30 Bloomfield 45 30 Central 28 39 Fairfield 50 46 Harmony 43 44 Eddyville 21 37 Walsh 50 67 Twin Cedars 25 Basketball SEASONS RECORD - SOPHOMORE GIRLS 14 wins Score Opponent's 2 losses Score Nov. 20 35 New London 25 27 42 Pekin 52 Dec. 1 48 Mid-Prairie 40 3 34 Van Buren 28 8 46 Central 39 10 48 Harmony 33 11 40 Waco 41 18 47 New London 19 22 48 Eddyville 16 Jan. 10 36 Pekin 34 11 42 Van Buren 33 12 58 Mid-Prairie 27 28 28 Central 24 Feb. 2 44 Harmony 35 5 43 Winfield-Mt. Union 41 2 OT 8 39 Eddyville 14 678 503 Off. Ave. Def. Ave. 42.4 SOPHOMORE RESERVES 31.4 Dec. 5 22 Agency 9th 21 12 47 Eldon 9th 19 Feb. 6 32 Agency 9th 27 75 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, J. Adam, P. Carter, B. Fligg, K. Eddy. R. Kunzman, A. Snook, J. Daugherty. BACK ROW: Coach Kunzman, C. Allman, S. Emry, M. Olinger, N. Baugh, J. Adamson, L. Benson, M. Snook. In Action 77 Cheerleaders Promotion of school spirit challenges our C. H. S. cheerleaders to perform to the best of their ability at all games at home or away. They do their best to combine the students in demonstrations in support of the team. Whether on a cold football field or in a packed gymnasium these lively and vigorous girls led the student body enthusiastically in cheering. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: Left to Right, C. Brewer, S. Ragen, E. Archer, J. Welsh. BACK ROW: C. McMullin, M. Kaprlcn. 7« BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: Left to Right, C. Brewer, M. L. Selser, L. Dallner, P. Leazer. BACK ROW: J. Walker, C. McMullin, J. Live say, E. Archer, L. Powell. Track FRONT ROW: Left to Right, M. Carr, T. Streeby, J. Hemm, T. Durfllnger, M. Hughes, B. Baugh, L. Baugh, J. Winston, D. Fountain, B. Cloke, A. Pilcher, B. Hunter, J. Howard. BACK ROW: Coach Sharp, A. McNiel, H. Martsching, D. Bartlett, D. Grimm, J. Courtney, R. Chance, D. Jones, R. Booth, D. Streeby, T. Hull, K. Fligg, D. Boos, G. Rogers, J. Prang, J. Marlay, B. Fllgg, J. Fisher, J. Slutts. Coach Harnish. SCHOOL RECORDS MADE BY CARDINAL TRACK BOYS. EVENT NAME TIME YEAR 100 yard dash Larry' Baugh 10.5 1962 50 yard dash Larry Baugh 5.7 1962 220 yard dash Dick Jones 24.5 1961 440 yard dash Terry Durflinger 53.6 1961 880 yard dash Kendall Fligg 2.09 1962 Mile Run Don Bartlett 4:48.5 1962 60 Low Hurdles Tom Boos 7.9 1961 120 Low Hurdles Bill Baugh 14.4 1962 180 Low Hurdles Bill Baugh 22.2 1962 60 High Hurdles Gary Rogers 8.1 1962 120 High Hurdles Gary Rogers 15.6 1962 440 yard relay Dick Jones-Alan McNiel 46.5 1962 880 yard relay Larry Baugh-Ray Dage Dick Jones-Alan McNiel 1:35.4 1962 Mile Relay Terry Durflinger-Larry Baugh Terry Durflinger-Jerry Winston Gary Rogers-Larry Welsh 3:37.1 1961 Medley Terry Durflinger-Dick Jones Alan McNiel-Gary Rogers 3:47.4 1962 Two mile Kendall Fligg-John Courtney Terry Durflinger-Gary Rogers 8:42 1962 Pole vault Bill Hunter 10' 1961 High jump Alan McNiel 5'6 1962 Broad jump Bill Hunter is'si ” 1962 Discus Dick Chance 126'1 1962 Shot put Raymond Dage 45' 1962 Football throw Charles Lewis 186' 1961 fit LM • • • Bomber Relays Champions Champions 3rd Annual boinDer Keiays Champions 800 Yard Relay Mile Relay 440 Yard Relay OTTUMWA RELAYS At the Class 'A' State Indoor Meet at Iowa City, Cardinal finished tenth in the state. Gary Rogers got fourth in the high hur- dles, scoring two points; Larry Baugh, second in the fifty yard dash scoring four points. This made a total of six for Cardinal. Cardinal bowed to Davis County at the Bloomfield track meet in the spring of 1962. In the 120 yard high hurdles Gary Rogers placed first, 16.7; Jim Marlay, third, 17.4. Larry Baugh, 10.7; Raymond Dage, 10.9; and Virgil Stewart, 11.0; finished first, second, and third in the 100 yard dash. Bill Baugh, football stand-out, demonstrated his running ability by placing first in the 120 yard low hurdles. Our 440 yard relay team of Stewart, McNiel, L. Baugh, and Dage placed first with a time of 47.4. Five feet four inches was Terry Durflinger's winning high jump. Starring in pole vaulting was Bill Hunter and Ronnie Mace with a vault of 9'0 and 8'9 . With a leap of 17'4 Bill Hunter capped the broad Jump event. This meet even though it was a loss, boosted the boys morale to the height of a winning season. CARDINAL TROUNCED VAN BUREN 80-26 Score 1st 2nd 3rd C-VB 100 yard dash L. Baugh R. Dage V. Stewart 9-0 2 mile relay K. Fligg, J. Courtney 5-0 T. Streeby, B. Streeby 220 yard dash Van Buren D. Jones M. Hughes 4-5 Mile run D. Bartlett Van Buren R. Chance 6-3 440 yard dash T. Durfling er J. Winston Van Buren 8-1 440 yard relay A. McNiel, L. Baugh 5-0 V. Stewart, R. Dage 60 yard low hurdles Jim Marlay J. Slutts Van Buren, tie 7-2 Mile Medley R. Mace, R. Booth 5-0 D. Jones, G. Rogers 880 yard run D. Bartlett Van Buren K. Fligg 6-3 880 yard relay A. McNiel, B. Baugh 5-0 J. Howard, L. Baugh Mile relay T. Durflinger, M. Hughes 5-0 D. Fountain, J. Hemm High Jump Van Buren Van Buren A. McNiel 1-8 Discus T. Hull Van Buren R. Chance 6-3 Shot R. Dage R. Booth Van Buren 8-1 80-26 PEKIN SKUNKED BY CARDINAL 89-26 120 yard high hurdles G. Rogers R. Ma e Pekin 8-1 100 yard dash 2 Mile Relay L. Baugh J. Courtney. D. Fountain, T. Streeby, B. Streeby R. Dage -tie- V. Stowart 9-0 0-5 220 yard dash R. Dage L. Baugh M. Hughes 9-0 Mile Run 880 yard relay D. Bartlett V. Stewart, D. Jones, A. McNiel, G. Rogers Pekin Pekin 5-4 5-0 440 yard dash T. Durflinger J. Winston D. Fountain 9-0 120 yard low hurdles B. Baugh Pekin J. Marlay-J. Slutts. tie 6-3 Mile Medlay Pekin R. Mace, R. Booth, D. Jones, K. Fligg 0-S 880 yard run G. Rogers D. Bartlett Pekin 8-1 440 yard relay V. Stewart, A. McNiel, L. Baugh, M. Hughes Pekin 5-0 Mile Relay B. Hunter, B. Baugh, J. Hemm, M. Hughes Pekin 5-0 Football Throw T. Hull Pekin J. Hemm 6-3 Shot-put R. Dage R. Booth Pekin 8-1 Discus T. Durflinger Pokln T. Hull -j-3- 89-26 Cardinal placed third behind Fort Madlaon. 87 1 4 and Davis County. 70 1 2 with a score of 49 1 2 at the Washington relays. Cardinal revealed outstanding ability throughout the meet, as shown by the following scores: Event Name Place Time or Distance 880 yard relay 2nd 1:38 120 yard lows B. Baugh 4th 15.1 Mile Medley Relay 5th 4:00.5 880 yard run J. Courtney 4th 2:13.1 440 yard relay 3rd 46.5 Mile relay 2nd 3:41.2 100 yard dash L. Baugh 3rd 10.7 120 yard High Hurdles G. Rogers 1st 16.5 2 Mile relay 4th 9:03.7 440 yard dash T. Durflinger 3rd 53.9 Mile run D. Bartlett 2nd 4:52.8 The competition was rough. but our boys proved to be a potential power in the Class A. Cardinal finished second at the OSKY relays behind powerful Ankeney. Taking second In the 440 yard relay. 880 yard relay, and the mile relay wero Durflinger, Winston. Homm, Rogers, and Bartlett in the mile run. We finished 4th in the medley relay and 5th in the 2 mile relay. G. Rogers finished first in the high hurdles, B. Baugh, second in the low hurdles, and L. Baugh second in the 100 yard dash. Thirty-four schools participated in this moot. Cardinal victories at the Bombor Relays held at Wayland. Placing first in the one mile run, Don Bartlett. 880 yard relay. 440 yard relay, and one mile relay. Cardinal advanced to an early lead. Racking up more points wero Larry Baugh placing second in 100 yard dash, G. Rogers, second in 120 yard high hurdles and T. Durflinger third in the 440 yard dash. A fine showing was made in the mile medley. 4th place, the two mile relay, 4th place, the pole vault,.5th place B. Hunter, the high Jump, 4th place, Alan McNiel, and the shot put. 4th place, R. Dage. low hurdles, 120, B. Baugh, 2nd place. Cardinal brought home the runner-up award from the Mustang relays at Bloomfield. Behind Davis county. Cardinal left larger schools behind, such as Centerville, Albla, Fairfield, and Washington. Cardinal's creditable performance was revealed in these events: B. BAUGH: 440 yd. relay, 2nd place; Mile relay, 2nd place; 880 yds. relay, 3rd place; Medley relay,3rd place; 2 mile, 2nd place; low hurdles, 1st place. L. BAUGH: 100 yard dash, 5th place. D. BARTLETT: Mile, 2nd place. G. ROGERS, J. MARLAY: High Hurdles, 1st 2nd places. Eleven schools took part in this meet. Cardinal soundly defeated the all participating schools in the Blackhawk Conforoncc track meet with a score of 143. Cardinal excelled in all events. 100 yd. dash L. Baugh 10.5 1st Place ♦Mile run D. Bartlett 5:01.0 1st Place 220 yard dash D. Jones 24.6 2nd Place 120 yd. high hurdles G. Rogers IS.85 1st Place J. Mar lay 16.7 2nd Place 440 yds. dash J. Winston 56.4 3rd Place 180 yd. low hurdles B. Baugh 22.25 1st Place 880 yd. run J. Courtney 2:12.2 2nd Place •Football throw R. Booth 180 7 1st Place T. Hull 168 8 2nd Place •Pole vault B. Hunter 10 0 Tie for First Place •Shot put R. Booth 40 1 1st Place R. Dage 39 10 2nd Place •High jump A. McNiel 5 5 1st Place T. Durflinger 5 3 2nd Place Discus Throw D. Chance 110 6 2nd Place T. Durflinger 106 10 3rd Place Broad Jump B. Hunter 17 10 1st Place 440 yd. relay 47.1 1st Place •Mile relay T. Durflinger 3:43.5 1st Place J. Winston, J. Hemm, G. Rogers 880 yd. relay 1:39.0 st Place Medley relay 4:00.1 2nd Place ♦Two Mile relay 8:42.4 1st Place 1962 Blackhawk Conference Record Setters. Cardinal placed third at the Fort Madison Relays behind Alexis with a score of 34, taking fifth in the 100 yard dash, Baugh, 10.7; and high hurdles, Rogers, 15.6; fourth in the 440 yard dash, Winston, 54.5; third in the 880 yard relay. 1:36.4; and 440 yard relay, 46.5; second in the mile relay, 3:39.9; and fust in the medley relay, A. McNiel, T. Durflinger, D. Jones, and G. Rogers. 3:47.4; setting a new record for Cardinal. Cardinal capped its second year of track by sweeping the Class A District meet at Faufleld by scoring 66 1 3 points to the second place team. Mid PraUio who scored 39. There were 12 schools entered in this meet. Cardinal onded a fine track season by winning the district meet and sending the 880 relay, 440 relay, medley relay, and mile relay teams to the state meet at Iowa City, with Bill Baugh in the 180 yard low hurdles, Larry Baugh in the 100 yard dash, Don Bartlett in the mile run, and Gary Rogers in the high hurdles. Our congratulations go to Gary Rogers for finishing fourth in the state. His outstanding showing is a credit to Cardinal High. 1. B. Baugh 2. T. Durflinger G. Rogers 3. R. Chance 4. D. Bartlett 5. D. Streeby D. Bartlett 6. B. Hunter 7. D. Streeby FRONT ROW: Left to Right, C. Payne, C. Morrison, S. Harmon, J. Winston, C. Winston, M. Kaprich, C. Swinney, V. McFarland, C. Brewer. BACK ROW: Coach Sharp, S. Ragan, C. Zuehlke, M. Fiedler, S. Winston, C. Blackburn, L. Hancock, L. Harmon, V. McCormick. Girls' Track STATE MEET QUALIFIERS Carolyn Winston-100 yard dash, 60 yard dash, 440 yard relay Joan Winston-100 yard dash, 60 yard dash, 440 yard relay Marty Kapnch-440 yard relay. Medley Relay Connie Blackburn-Shuttle Hurdle Relay Sharon Ragen-Shuttle Hurdle Relay Carol Payne-Shuttle Hurdle Relay Connie Swinney-440 yard relay. Shuttle Hurdle Relay Shirley Winston-Medley Relay Vera McCormick-Medley Relay THIRD PLACE FINISH IN STATE MEET AT PLEASANTVILLE Carolyn Winston-State Champ in 60 yard dash and 100 yard dash. Joan Winston-Fifth in the 60 yard dash. Carolyn Winston, Marty Kaprich, Joan Winston and Connie Swinney-Second place in the 440 yard relay. Third place finish in District Meet at Wayland. Second place finish in Quadrangular Meet at Harmony. 84 State Track Champion Carolyn holds her first place trophies for the 60 yard and 100 yard dash. Baseball Brigade FRONT ROW: Left to Right, R. Pool, B. Baugh, W. McGee, D. Bartlett, J. Courtney, A. McNlel, R. Clark, R. Booth, L. Durfllnger. BACK ROW: M. Baldridge, D. Fountain, H. Craft, M. Hughes, T. Durfllnger, T. Hull, R. Mace, J. Baugh, C. Hart, B. Hunter, Coach Sharp. The 1962 team also included: Tim Streeby Jerry Hemm Bud Streeby Brent Roath Dugan Brain Tom Johnson Jerry Sprouse Junior Howard Jim Chrisman 1962 Blackhawk Baseball Conference Standing Van Buren Eddyville Cardinal Pekin Harmony Central W L 9 1 6 4 5 5 4 6 3 7 ■ s INAUGURATION OF WRESTLING FRONT ROW: Left to Right, L. Dovico, 95 lbs.; B. Pumphrey, 120 lbs.; T. Whitham, 127 lbs.; N. Kilber, 133 lbs.; R. Jackson, 138 lbs. BACK ROW: Coach Harden; J. Garrett, 145 lbs.; D. Fountain, 145 lbs.; H. Martsching, 154 lbs.; C. Russell, 167 lbs.; R. Long, hwt.; E. Abernathy, hwt. Wrestling was inaugurated at C. H. S. this past year with a record of two wins, eight losses, and one tie. Cardinal had only eleven men report for the squad this year, but they were fortunate in having one for each weight except the 103 and 112 pound classes which Cardinal had to forfeit. Although the team's season record was not too impressive. Coach Harden feels that the season was quite successful in that out of 102 matches actually wrestled. Cardinal won 41 while losing 53 and tying 8. Impressive records gained by Cardinal wrestlers this first year were Larry Dovico in the 95 pound class with a 6-3-1 record, who also reached the semi-finals in the sectional tournament; Harry Martsching in the 154 pound class with a 7-4 record; and Ed Abernathy in the heavyweight division with an 8-2 record. We hope for a more successful season next year since we have nine of our eleven wrestlers returning; and with the interest that has been built up this year our squad will be larger and more experienced. INDIVIDUAL RECORDS TEAM RECORD Cardinal Opposition 95-Larry Dovico—6-3-1 Bloomfield J.V. 8 36 120-Bob Pumphrey—2-8-1 Fairfield J. V. 17 19 127-Tom Whitham—3-5-2 Ft. Madison J. V. 32 9 133-Neil Kibler—1-7-1 Ottumwa J. V. 17 21 138-Roy Jackson--4-6-l Cambria-Corydon 27 21 145-Junior Garrett—2-7-1 Morning Sun 10 36 145-Don Fountain—1-0 Washington 8 34 154-Harry Martsching--7-4-0 Ft. Madison J. V. 17 24 165-Chuck Russell—3-6-1 Cambria-Corydon 22 22 165-Gaylord Davis—0-1 Bloomfield J.V. 13 34 Hwt-Ed Abernathy—8-2-0 Morning Sun 13 36 Won Lost Tied Won by Falls Won bv Decisions Cardinals 41 53 8 15 26 Opponents 53 41 8 25 28 86 Total matches actually wrestled—102 Chuck Russell goes in for a take down. Junior Garrett switches for a two point reversal. Larry Dovico spins around to pin his opponent. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ELDON IOWA 75 YEARS OF FRIENDLY SERVICE A STRONG BANK IN A GOOD COMMUNITY DEPOSITS INSURED The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WASHINGTON, D. C. $10,000 ro each otfosiToi $10,000 88 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1963 UNION BANK TRUST CO. 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