Cardinal High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Eldon, IA)

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'W-Ll:-'r f r- -'X - wx V . , , , v A - 3 A r K 1 F fs ? Q 'F f F u +5 --c , fr 1 L C.H.S COMET 1964 ! 'X-I Ac n X 'J f fQ Published by the C.H.S. Annual Staff - 1964 Q- 1 I -u q I X' rpg, 4 . 'it' L R-, '7 ' A L ,IfL1fraclu.c.A1'or2, 1'-iff, L CL EL I Sparc!-5 5116 N 1 Ht i 7777a.Sl'c, -Z7-341 H Or9a.rz2ja.g,lionS 35'-Hn l ,k0..Ac1fmfnf'sr!ra.,t!iofL 'f.3'.5Q- O fl ! Cn' Classes 55-'76 'jcffool Life, 77-14 lQdUefl1'5fn3 15- 91'-' + A +V Wy P r rf if - 5 ll f 1 1 1 4 w ,ABQ-Cf J sfw 1 I Foreword We, the Annual staff, present to you the 1964 Cardinal Qpmet, a remembrance of the past year. We hope that as you thumb through the pages, fond memories will return ofthe friends with whom you have gone hand in hand through the years. lt is hoped that this yearbook will bring much enjoyment. To you - the 1964 Cardinal Comet. The Editor CA HDINA L 5111... tLg . COME ' xl!! M We Honor Your Dedication In appreciation for your fine Work here at Cardinal, not only as teacher and coach, but as principal, to you, Mr. Watt, We dedicate this annual, the 1964 Cardinal Comet. This picture was taken at a faculty party at which Mr. Watt's birthday was honored. The faculty members chipped in to buy his gift. It is up to you to guess what it is. ATHLETICS A Helping Hand is Given ridiron Enthusiasts KNEELING: Left To Right, D. Fountian, C. Baayen, S Durflinger, J, Smith, R, Hamilton, M, Courtney, S, Stearns D. Snakenberg, C. Creech. SECOND ROW: R. Messerli, Asst.Coach, M, Archer, Head Coach, J. Sprouse, H, Saner, B, Davis, A. Pilcher, S. Moughler,H. Martsching, J. Hemm, D. Pauls, T. Shultz, Asst. Coach. THIRD ROW: G. lrwin, J. Christman, C. Wolf, R. Chance, D. Grimm, G. Davis, C. Bowman, K, Allen. A silent moment for Coach Coach Archer tells quarterback to SCUUHZ- throw the ball. Cardinal 20 O Cardinal Cardinal 6 Cardinal 14 Cardinal 13 Cardinal 1 2 Cardinal O Cardinal 19 Cardinal O M271 iv, .aLWai.FV'?'11I4i21L'7!'ifk,ie3'KXrY'!!K P9ERi5rL'ii u'3l1K5.B'.' l1 11 Varsity Games Ottumwa J.V Waco Central Eddyville Van Buren Ainsworth Pekin Harmony Bloomfield O 19 13 13 19 27 46 18 48 wm W Gunners 0 the Gridiron FRONT ROW: Left To Right, M. Payne, J, Archer, ROW: Coach Messerli, J. Streeby, K, Smith, D. A, Bedford, D, Harmon, M, Baayen, J, Pike. SECOND Cloke, D, Pauls, H, Morrow, P, Garrels, L, Adamson. SOPHOMORE lN ACTION Fresh.-Soph. Games Cardinal Cardinal Cardinal Cardinal Cardinal Cardinal Cardinal 13 38 21 7 12 l2 7 Pekin Ottumwa Waco Ottumwa Reserves Van Buren Washington Bloomfield COACH MESSERLI 4 3. ---.... W ots of YEA COMETS Highlights 0 Homecoming Alice Tooley was crowned homecoming queen at the annual bonfire held Dctober 31. The royalty is pictured here as they were presented on the float at halftime. LEFT TO RIGHT: Kaye Eddy, second attendant, Alice, and Maxine Adam who was named first attendant. Following the victory game a dance was held in the Agency gym. Music provided by. the Doyle Quick band and the beautiful decorations helped make the dance a big success. OTHER CANDIDATES: Cheryl Hayden, Sandy Johnson, Linda Dimmitt. ,ww I' . A ik, Hard-Luck Cagerettes Members of the girls' varsity basketball squad are, FRONT ROW: manager, Jane Vass, Kaye Eddy, Carol Payne, Linda Harmon, Janice Adam, Vera McCormick, Barb Fligg, Carolyn Winston, and Susan Although the girls' basketball team won only one game out of l7 starts, they dropped several games that could have gone either way. The one victory was the first game of the season against Waco. The second Pekin game, and Central games were almost won by determination. Against Central, the Comettes were nearly victorious. Central won the game in the last ten seconds when one of their forwards made a long shot. With only two seconds remaining to be played, the Comettes Harmon. BACK ROW: coach, Harold Sharp, Judy Daugherty, Carla Zuehlke, Fran Johnson, Rita Wilkinson, Arlene Snook, Judy Welsh, and Linda Hancock. failed to score, and Central was victorious by one point. The non-experienced team had only one returning regular, Carolyn Winston, and two other letter-winners, Carla Zuehlke and Fran Johnson. This year's letter winners are Carolyn Winston, Carla Zuehlke, Vera McCormick, Linda Harmon, Susan Harmon, Fran Johnson, Judy Welsh, Carol Payne, Rita Wilkinson, Arlene Snook, Barbara Fligg, Judy Daugherty, Janice Adam, and Linda Hancock. Rebound mob scene. Carla shoots up and over. .Ianice's basketball ballet. I just love the Beatles! Winston makes good like a basketball player Everyone for the rebound should. f ophomores Gain, Experience Members of the sophomore girls' team are, FRONT and coach, Leo Morrow. BACK ROW: Jill Jones, ROW: Susan Brown, manager, Carol Adam, Judy Trudy Hamilton, Connie Denny, Cheryl Hayden, Billye Widmar, Sandy Johnson, Kathy Malone, Pat Frescoln, Jo Maynard, Shirley Streeby, and Mary Low Hanna. London Bridge is falling down. Whatever goes up has to come down. Billye Jo gets a free throw Little Comets FRONT ROW: J. Smith, S. Stearns, K. Allen. BACK ROW: T. Sedore A Winston J Bruns C Baayen, Coach T, Schultz. Don t just stand there, All The Cardinal sophomore team had a good year. Their record was lO wins and 7 losses. They got off to a bad start at the first of the year With only l Win out of 5. But the end of the season was a different story: they had five straight Wins. In the final game they broke Walsh's winning streak of 14 straight games with a 55-46 victory. These players should prove to be very profitable to Cardinal in the next few years. FRONT ROW: D. Batterson, L. Durflinger, G. Wheaton, B. Roath, B. Fligg, G. Kesselring, Asst. Coach R. Streeby. BACK ROW: Coach D. Watt, G. Irwin, T. Schultz. R. Hamilton, J.Chrisman, R. Pickens, R. Booth, Cardinal Opponents Waco 61 62 Central 54 43 Davis County 53 54 Eddyville 53 47 Van Buren 54 58 Pekin 61 34 Fairfield 59 68 Harmony 50 48 Waco 70 67 Walsh 57 69 Central 77 61 Central 69 38 Harmony 61 64 Davis County 68 61 Eddyvnie 44 42 Van Buren 57 41 Pekin 61 34 Harmony 53 67 Walsh 56 55 Blackhawk Conference Standings Wins Losses Cardinal 9 3 Harmony 9 3 Waco 8 4 Eddyville 7 5 Van Buren 6 6 Central 3 9 Pekin O 12 The highlight of the season didn't come until the last game of the regular play with a 56-55 win over Ottumwa Walsh. lt was the first time in Cardinal history that a Comet five had defeated a Walsh team. This win ended a great season in which the Cardinal Cagers were Conference co-champs with Harmony. Cardinal got off to a bad start losing its first two games by a total of 2 points. But they came back strong to finish with 12 wins and 7 losses. Coach Dale Watt had many outstanding performers. Rex Booth leading scorer was an all-conference first team member, while Bob Fligg and Leon Durflinger were second team choices. Jim Chrisman received honorable mention. Those receiving varsity letters are: Rex Booth, Bob Fligg, Jim Chrisman, Leon Durflinger, Rod Pickens, Ron Hamilton, and Greg Wheaton. Comet Cager Champs gr' May I have this dance? iw i Gimme that ball ,'.. Two big ones for Rod! Get that rip! It's good for two points Where did it go? Leaders of the School pirit VARSITY CHEERLEADERS are from Lett To Right: Justine Livesay,Linda Powel1,Linda Dallneiglvlaxine Adam, Cheryl Mclvlullin, Pat Carter, Judy Adamson, Connie Gideon, and Linda Potts. SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS are from Left To Right: Yvonne Jarr, Linda Hervey, Holly Jobe, Carla Miller and Vicki Watton. Cardinal Batmen FRONT ROW J Sprouse G. Wheaton, Bat Boy R, Booth. BACK ROW Bat BoyJ Bruns C Baayen T Sedore K Allen Bat BoyG Davis.SECOND ROW: J, Chrisman, R, Hamilton Coach M Archer Not Bat Boy T Johnson J Hemm F. Fromi,M, Courtney, shown, C. Harnish. BLACKHAWK CONFERENCE STANDINGS Won Lost Eddyville Van Buren 10 l Harmony Cardinal 7 5 Waco Central 6 6 Pekin A Win over Conference champs, Van Buren, closed out the finest baseball season in Cardinal's history. The boys finished second in the Blackhawk Conference with a 7-5 record and finished with 12 Wins and 6 losses overall. The Comets were defeated by a strong Centerville team in the finals of the sectional tourna- ments. The season was highlighted by three no-hitters, two pitched by Jim Chrisman and one, by Jerry Hemm. Fourteen boys received letters: Jerry Hemm, Mike Hughes, Jim Chrisman, Rex Booth, Jerry Sprouse, Bob Pool, Craig Baayen, Fred Fromi, John Slutts, John Courtney, Mike Courtney, Ron Hamilton, and Keith Allen. Members of girls' track are from Left to Right, Harmon, Carla Zuehlke, Jancie Adam, Becky Steele, BACK ROW: Mr. Harden, assistant coach,PatCarter, Naomi Baugh, Linda Harmon, Linda Canny. FRONT Geraldine Lewis Crane, Judy Welsh, Linda Hancock, ROW: Linda Potts, Carol Payne, Barbara Fligg, Arlene Snook, Lynda Redeker, Fran Johnson, Connie Carolyn Winston, Vera McCormick, Cindy Allman, Denny, Linda Benson, Mr. Sharp, coach. MIDDLE Marty Kaprich, .Ioan Winston, Sharon Ragen. ROW: Valerie McFarland, Connie Blackburn, Susan 1963 Girls' State Track Runners-up Trophy 'N Participants 0 Track DISTRICT CHAMPIONS Cardinal girls won their first district championship held at Mid-Prairie. Some excellent performances were turned in and twelve Cardinal girls qualified for the state meet. STATE CHAMPION RUNNER-UP Cardinal girls came up with surprising wins in the state meet including first place in the 220 yd. relay and first in the 440 yd. relay. Thus enabled Cardinal to finish in the runner- up spot. Carolyn Winston was again state champion in the 60 yd. dash. IOWA FEDERATION MEET Cardinal girls placed high in Federation meet held at Drake in June, as Carolyn Winston swept lst place in the 100 yd. dash and 220 yd. dash. NATIONAL WOMEN'S FEDERATION MEET AT HOUSTON, TEXAS Cardinal was represented by Carolyn Winston in the National Women's meet. Carolyn placed 3rd in the 100 yd. dash and 4th in the 220 yd. dash. DUAL MEETS Cardinal track girls were undefeated in dual meet com- petition for the 1963 season, gaining victories over Eddyville, Waco, and Pekin. RELAYS CHAMPIONSHIPS Cardinal girls won the Hawkette Relays held at Mid-Prairie. They also won the first Blackhawk Conference relays held at Wayland. SPECIAL EVENTS CDrake Relaysj Carolyn Winston placed first in the l00 yd. dash for women at the Drake Relays and Joan Winston placed 4th. Cardinal placed 3rd in the Drake Relays 440 yd. relay for women. WACO BOMBER RELAYS Carolyn Winston placed first in the 60 yd. dash. The Cardinal zo 440 yd. relay also finished in first place. Track Girls Per orm 7 -L., I - , wr'-W GQ ,, as , 'W gif ,' - A v L :'-- cy Q Q 4 r' 5 ir 3' f .f ,QE Q 1 Ji? wi MX H4 ,2 ,, 1, , J- 2 if Lad, f if -t ,I A . fig V 3 W 1. ,sw Y 5 K 'N' 'W 2 Jin 3. JW 4 , 'I 1 1 I - 12' X .1 2. Carolyn and her followers 3. Sharon and Carol showing how it's done Carolyn Brewer ' flying high My si' My, Lf-if , , - will 1 fe s if T, ,:::if:-ffgrifmr ' Wai ,,.. f' YE gf ' U51 .. , K ., 'iw ' wifi?-e r U ' . www LL 'f-- ,ew .. yew . rgigrvfkbigsw 'Qi hwy, W, l fi .. 6. Who are you waving at, Zuke? 5. Carol leads the pack 4. Valerie vaults again . 7.. Sister rivalry 8, Holding hands 21 ardinal Thinclads 5 5 2 3 Y' v kwin!! wif W? iw-'f 5 WWWMW if T' 4 PI 'mi RA 3 rt K' 'Sale iizkig hx at-I .g Exam, fi iggwibigxi .ii iii 0.33 .v,. ,H .-'. . .- -.-'- I , ' 4 , lhle FRONT ROW: L. Baugh, R. Chance, J. Winston, J. I-Iemm, B. Streeby, R. Booth, M Hughes, G. Wheaton, G. Davis, T. Whitham. SECOND ROW: D. Boos, J. Courtney, J Thompson, A. McNie1, J. Sprouse, A. Pilcher, H. Martsching, D. Batterson, C. Streeby S. Durflinger, D. Fountain, G. Irwin, J. Howard, J. Chrisman, R. Leland, D. Bartlett B. Baugh, L. Durflinger. LAST ROW:T. Johnson G. Kesselring, R. Hamilton, G. Gruwell S. Courtney, T. Baker, R. Kephart, B. Roath, R. Pickens, C. Creech, C. Russell, D. Pauls, D. Grimm. CARDINAL TRACK RECORDS 100 yd.lDash luarry Baugh 10.3 Alan MCNiel 220 yd.lDash Alan hdcbhel 22.4 440 yd.l ash 'Terry1DurHinger 53.6 880 yd.l1un John Courtney 2307 1 Mile Don Bartlet 4546 8 60 LH llurdles rTOD1,BOOS 7 9 120 Ln llurdles BiH Baugh 14.4 180 Ln llurdles Clreg VVheaton 21.8 60 H. Hurdles Gary Rogers 8.1 Jin1DAarlay H 12011. Hurdles Gary Rogers 15.6 Jirn hdarlay H 440 yd.11L. luarry Baugh 45.7 Jerry Whnston H Greg Wheaton Ray Dage ' 880 yd. RL. Mike Hughes 1:34.4 Alan McNiel Jerry Winston RaylDage H 2-hdie Rlh KendaU.EJigg 8342 John Courtney H 'TerrylDurHinger H Gary Rogers hdde RLL T1lDurHinger 3 37.1 Lu VVelsh J. Vvinston H CL Rogers H hdedley RW 'T.l urflh1ger 3347.4 A. MCNie1 D,Jones H G,lRogers H 1963 1963 1961 1963 1963 1961 1962 1963 1962 1963 1962 1963 1963 1963 1962 1961 YI 1962 YI YI 11 ,-,Q A. McNie1 up and over. R. Dage throws the shot. Gopher gallops in. J. Chrisman glides through the air. f Q k X - . . tra ' 5 'Skt' o W 6154 5-7fW32f-eifi ,' ' : ia? F Z ' : 2. 54152 ' -- - w w 1' if 4- , f f t, V -1 t F V I 'f t -i f Y - . e f. ,L , - f'f fE'1fl4 ' 'Q 11 2 , ' -'Af ' 'Q , ft-M :gg ' ,.-- 1 ' A vt H 31 of h ' , Off to a good start. Close, but not close enough. ROW ONE: From Left, D. Fountain, D, Miller, J. Dage, D. Cloke, R. Black, R, Humble, D. Black, L. Leazer D. Ma'or J Pike E H ck rt D B Giltner ROW THREE D Pratt A. Bedford Y , J , . , . e a , . . . : . , . McFarland, R, Creech, L. Dovico, M, Miller, R, L.James, T. Johnson, D. Pauls, A. Tarbell, D. Jackson, E. Humble. ROW TWO: A, Tarbell, C. Ireland, D. Bradfield, C. Bowman, R. Livesay, Coach Lamis, L. Garret, H. Morrow, L. Cassill, S. Sprouse, R. Messerli. This second year ofwrestlingat Cardinal started again with all new wrestlers except four. The four returning were Larry Dovico, Roy Jackson, Jr. Garrett, and Don Fountain. The other 25 boys out had had no previous wrestling experience. Although they only won two and tied two, the boys gained very valuable experience this season. Every boy on the squad improved during the year and wrestled at least twice. Some of them had impressive records to show for it. Two of Cardinal's outstanding wrestlers were Larry Dovico and Roy INDIVIDUAL RECORDS W L T 95-Dave McFarland 4 12 0 103-Ralph Creech 4 11 1 112-Larry Dovico 16 4 2 120-Mike Miller 2 15 1 127-Lynn Leazer 2 15 0 133-Dan Cloke 1 ll O 138-Roy Jackson 15 5 0 145-Don Fountain 5 6 0 154-Jr. Garrett 6 10 0 165-Bob Davis 7 10 0 180-Arlan Tarbell 1 8 O Hwt. -Tom Johnson 1 10 0 Varsity placed 3rd Pekin Tourney 7th Ft. Madison Tourney 5th Sectional Tourney The varsity won 64 individual matches within the weight classes - 42 by decisions, MOST WINS: Larry Dovico-16 wins. MOST PINS: Roy Jackson and Larry Dovico-6 pins each. MOST MATCHES WRESTLED: Larry Dovico-22 matches wrestled. MOST Jackson. Larry wrestled at 112 lbs. with a record of 16-4-2. He placed 3rd at the Ft. Madison Tourney, lst at the Pekin Tourney, and 2nd in the Sectional Tourney. Roy wrestled at 138 lbs. with a record of 15-5-0 and also placed lst in the Pekin Tourney and 2nd in the Sectional Tourney. Next year will see all of the boys back except one and from the experience gained this year it should be a promising season. TEAM RECORDS We They Morning Sun 2 46 Ottumwa J.V. 16 32 Winfield 18 27 Pekin 24 23 Bloomfield J. V. 5 39 Washington 8 40 Bloomfield J. V. 9 35 Sigourney 15 24 Winfield 33 20 Pekin 21 21 Morning Sun 8 39 Sigourney 21 21 TOTAL W L T Varsity 2 8 2 Jr. Varsity 4 6 0 22 by pins. They also had 4 ties. TAKE DOWNS: Larry Dovico-17 take downs. HIGH POINT MAN: Larry Dovico-1371f2 points. L Letter Winners In Athletics Members of the Girls' Letter Club are: FRONT ROW: Left To Right, Vera McCormick, Carolyn Winston, president: Carla Zuehlke, vice-president, Linda Dallner, secretary: Frances Johnson, treasurer, and Janice Adam. BACK ROW: Jill Jones, Cindy Allman, Trudy Hamilton, Susan Harmon, Judy Welsh, Carol Payne, Arlene Snook, Barb Fligg, Linda Harmon, Cheryl McMullin, and Becky Steele. Members of the Boys' Letter Club are: FRONT ROW: Left To Right, Don Fountain, Steve Durflinger, Jim Chrisman, Harry Martsching, Gaylord Davis, Fred Fromi, and Larry Dovico, SECOND ROW: Albert Pilcher, Greg Wheaton, Chuck Russell, Mike Courtney, Leon Durflinger, Jerry Hemm, Tom Whitham, and Jerry Sprouse. BACK ROW: John Slutts, Rex Booth, Rod Pickens, Dave Grimm, Craig Baayen, Richard Chance, Ron Hamilton, and Chuck Creech. MUSIC Hands swinging in rhythm The vocal department under capable The mixed chorus takes part in many musical festivals and contests throughout the year. Their Christmas program is the most outstanding attraction of the year. The mixed chorus is directed by Mr. Charles McClain. MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: J. Major, P, Webb, C. Payne,P. Creech, C. Courtney, S. Dale, J, Smith, V, Stevenson G. Wilburn, E, Heckart, L, Benson, L, Dimmitt L. Potts, W, Troxel, C, Strother, SECOND ROW M, Reighard, P, Bonney, D, Newland, J, Widmar M. Lamis, L. Harmon, N. Dick, M. Johnson, T: Whitham, G. Wheaton, C, Mulcahy, S. Lane, J. Vass P. Carter, N. Bradshaw, THIRD ROW: C. Morrison, C, Winston. F. McDowell, L. Dallner, L. Pyle, W Rupe, R. Humble, D, Fountain, S. Moughler,T. Baker C, Sumner, V. McCormick, M. Hanna, S. Dye, J Livesay, Mr. McClain. FOURTH ROW: S. Harmon V. Rupe, C. McDowell, J. Rupe, J. Groves, R Wilkinson, R. Scott, G. Kesselring, C, Wolf, B Roath, T, Cope, A, Winston, C. Miller, C. Zuehlke J. Welsh, D. Phillips, C. Hayden. ef' 12,41 ' .H direction delight audiences GIRLS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: C. Gobble, J. Major, S, TroXel,W. Troxel, J. Vass, P. Carter, D. Newland, C, Payne, P. Bonney, L, Dimmitt. P. Webb, L. Hesse, L. Potts, C. Strother. SECOND ROW: L. Dallner, J. Livesay, L, Shartzer, D, Gatlin, C, Mulcahy, M, Reighard, P, Creech, C, Morrison, L, Benson, L. Harmon, L. Canny, J. Widrnar, Mr. McClain, THIRD BOYS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: E. Heckart, S. Dale, S. Moughler, G. Wheaton, J, Smith, C. Courtney, G. Wilburn, P, Webb-accompanist. SECOND ROW: V, Stevenson, N, Dick, C. Sumner, M. Johnson, W, Rupe, R, Humble, qi-i ROW: S, Lane, M, Lamis, V, Watton, H. Newquist, C. Winston, F, McDowell, A. Tooley, V. McCormick, M. Hanna, M, Van Blaricom, L, Pyle, J. Jones, S. Creech, S. Dye. FOURTH ROW: S. Harmon, V. Rupe, S, ,Mourer, J. Rupe, B. Maynard, J.Groves, C. Miller, C. Zuehlke, R, Wilkinson, J. Welsh, D. Phillips, T, Hamilton, M, Dimmitt, C, McDowell, C, Hayden. T.Whitham, Mr. McClain. THIRD ROW: D. Fountain R. Scott, A, Winston, G, Kesselring, C, Wolf, B Roath, T. Cope, T. Baker. fa with their performances. GIRLS' TRIO GIRLS' SEXTET LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Lamis, accompanist, J. Welsh, C. LEFT TO RIGHT J, Major, J, Welsh, C, Miller, Zuehlke, D. Newland. C. Zuehlke, D., Newland, V, McCormick, M, Lamis the accompamst. 1 BOYS' DOUBLE OUARTET DOUBLE MIXED QUARTET FIRST ROW: E. Heckart, S. Moughler, C. Sumner, G, FIRST ROW: E. Heckart, G, Kesselring, D, Phillips, Wheaton. SECOND ROW: T. Baker, G. Kesselring, R, P. Carter, L. Harmon, J. -Widmar, C, Sumner G. Humble, M. Johnson, V, McCormick-accompanist, Wheaton, S, Johnson-accompamst, The marching band and MARCHING BAND The Cardinal marching band has certainly been a great asset to the school this past year. The band participated in many parade-sg the parades are as follows: Harvest of Harmony, Centerville Pancake Day, Parson's Homecoming, and the Fairfield Fall Festival. They also participated in half time activities at all homefootball games. The new uniforms that the band purchased last year made the Cardinal band a stand out. The new uniforms are more convenient than the old ones, because after marching band the white shields are taken off and they have simple blue-black concert uniforms. The band is directed by Mr. Lloyd Ruby. MAJORETTES The Cardinal majorettes led the marching band Barbara Fligg,CarolPayne.SECOND ROW:Connie at the home football games and in the numerous Gideon, Judith Daugherty, Diana Phillips, Jill parades. They are as follows: Drum Majorette: Jones, and Judy Widmar. Carla Zuehlke. Twirlers FIRST ROW:Jane Vass, the concert band along with CONCERT BAND The concert band makes many public appearances J. Rupe, E. Heckhart, S. Moughler, N. Dick, K. Knaak, during the winter and spring. The band takes part in R. Scott, H. Jobe, M. Reighard, C. Zuehlke, L. many combined band festivals. ROW ONE: C. Miller M. Britt, S. Harmon, C. Wymore, V, Rupe, J. Livesay S. Mourer, M. Dimmitt, A. Peebler. ROW TWO: J Adamson, L. Potts, M. Johnson, P. Frescholn, M. Lamis, K. Black, L. Dallner, L. Dimmitt, S. Johnson, Adamson, T. Hamilton, R. Long, S. Dale, Mr. Ruby, P. Creech, P. Carter, L. Harmon, L. Powell, L. Benson, W. Troxel, D. Miller, C. Irwin, M. Hanna, L. Hancock, F. Johnson, C. Hayden, and C. Morrison. STAGE BAND The stage band plays at all home basketball games, C. Morrison, C. Hayden, F. Johnson. BACK ROW: it also plays at some of the school dances. This band M. Lamis, E. Heckart, J. Rupc, S. Johnson, L. adds a -freat deal of spirit to our school. FRONT Dimmitt, L. Dallner, C. lrwin, D. Miller. STANDING: ROW: Zuehlke, M. Reighard, H. Jobe, R. Scott, Mr. Ruby, L. Harmon, P. Carter. the small groups provide SAXOPHONE QUARTET A : C. Morrison, M. Reighard, C. Zuehlke, F. Johnson BRASS TRIO: S. Johnson, L. Dimmitt, L Dallner. R. Scott CLARINET TRIO: M. Britt, A. Peebler, C. Miller SAXOPHONE QUARTET B : C. Hayden, K. Knaak, H. Jobe, 33 much pleasure and enjoyment CLARINET QUARTET BH: M. Johnson, P. Frescoln L. Adamson, L. Potts CLARINET QUARTET A : J. Adamson, M Britt, S. Harmon, C. Miller BRASS QUARTET: D. Miller, L. Dimmitt, L. Dallner, L. Hancock OR GANIZA TIUNS ' Hands paying for kn l dg V F? The Students' Mouthpiece Soon after school begins, a represent- ative to the Student Council is chosen from each home room. The president and vice- president have been elected by the entire student body in the spring of the previous school year. When this group meets for the first time, it chooses a secretary and treas- urer. The purpose of this organization is to promote harmony among the student body, to give such aid and support as needed to school originated clubs and organizations, to promote better student-faculty relations, to STANDING: Left to Right, Kaye Eddy, Barb lfligg, Alfred Winston, Tom Whitham CTreasurcrj SEATED: Left to R ight, Phyllis Creech, S u s an Harmon QSecretaryy, Fran Johnson fPres- identj, Darrell Batterson, J e r r y Hemm fVice-pres- identy. The Sponsors, Mrs. Shive and Mr. Watt, and represen- tative Boh Fligg are not shown. promote better sportsmanship, and to en- courage good conduct and speech in our school. The Council's activities are: spon- soring Football Homecoming and other dances, decorating the shcool forChristmas, Helping community' organizations QWorld Clothing Weekjg and holding dress-up days, sloppy day, bermuda day, etc. In order to develop leadership to the advantage of our school, the president and vice-president are sent to Cedar Falls to State Student Council Workshop which is held annually. World Clothing Week ss Decorating for Christmas Future Hope. Paddle Pushers BACK ROW: Left to Right, Alice Tooley, Linda Hervey, Karen Roberts, Holly Jobe, Fran Johnson, Rita Wilkinson, Linda Hancock, Carla Zuehlke, Craig Sumner, Dona Liles, Willeta Martsching, Judy Newquist, Marcia Lamis. SECOND' ROW: Left to Right, Maxine Adam, Jane Vass, Carol Adam, Linda Harmon, Charlene Morrison, Linda Dallner, Madeline Britt, Lexia Wilkinson, Phyllis Creech, Linda Dimmitt, Linda Hesse. FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Sandra Shilling, Colleen Reisch, Pat Frescoln, Brent Roath Qvice-presidenty, Susan Harmon qpres- identj, Margaret Reighard fsecretary- treas- urcrj, Shirley Rupe, Ruby Martsching, Andrea Peebler, Doris Newland. Perhaps one of the busiest organizations at Cardinal this year was the Future Teachers of America, better known as the F,T,A, its membership grew rapidly from fifteen or sixteen students to forty-three. Under the guidance of the sponsors, Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Nobile, the officers and members found many ways to expand their views on the teaching profession and on education as a whole. Several times, members taught classes in place of teachers who had gone to special meetings. In order to observe different teaching methods, some of the seniors visited nearby school districts. The seniors also attended a Prospective Teachers' Day held especially for seniors at iowa City. There, they were given a tour of the campus, material on the requirements to become a teacher, heard speakers, and were entertained by the Old Gold Singers. The entire group participated ina special meet- ing where interested freshmen were oriented in the club's purpose and its aims, a tour of the High School building was a special feature. The money making project was very successful. Something new, the sale of paperback books, was installed. Books on the English reading list, as well as hundreds of others, were obtainable at low prices. Through capable leadership and the co-operation of all, this club was very successful. We predict that it will continue in this capacity and that its activities will benefit all who participate. 66Friends, Romans, Countr Men. . . Officers of the Jolly Jesters Club are Vera McCormick, presidentg Michele Fligg, vice-president, Linda Powell, secretary, and Carolyn Winston, treasurer. LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Dallner, and Mary Lou Hanna. Margaret Reighard, Tom Cope, The people who participated in district speech contest at Fairfield, Iowa, February 22, were dramatic declamation - Carolyn Winston, Linda Dallner, and Mary Lou Hannag humor- ous declamation - Margaret Reighard and Vera McCormick, oratorical decla- mation - Judith Newquistg interpretive prose - Linda Harmon and Jane Vassg interpretive poetry - Margaret Reighard and Tom Copeg Extempora- neous - Janet Rupe. From the district contest there were six that went to state contest in Grinell, Iowa, on March 21. These were Mary Lou Hanna, Linda Dallner, Margaret Reighard, and Tom Cope. Because of sickness Fran Johnson and Carla Zuehlke could not go to the district speech contest but did partic- ipate in the state contest. i., if if 17 SOPHOMORE CLASS PLAY Along Came Harriet Carla Miller as Mousey Wilson, Judy Widmar as Harriet Wilson, Phyllis Creech as Barbara, Cheryl Strother as Arlene, Marilyn Dimmitt as Dean, Holly Jobe as Doris Gaylord. This is a story of the life of college girls. They are confronted with Harriet who is largely responsible for the sudden popularity change of Mousey. These Promote the Dramatic Arts SENIOR CLASS PLAY French Toast Craig Sumner as Stoney Jones, Linda Dallner as Nancy Smith, Justine Livesay as Nanette, Jane Vass as Mrs. Smith, Donna Liles as Madame De Tour, Keith Brown as Charlie, Cheryl McMullin, Nancy McFarland, Glen Kesselring, and Paul Keasling as guests. This is a humorous account ofa man's miserable night before his wedding. It happens he finds out that he is already married to a French girl and has to explain to his fiancee. The only problem is, was it a dream or not? JUNIOR CLASS PLAY A Date for Bobby Sox Carole Whymore as Bobby Sox, Tom Cope as Harold, Doris Newland as Margie, Judy Adamson as Mrs. Hanna, Alan Dehm as Mr. Hanna, Marcia Lamis as Student Director. Bobby Sox runs into some difficulty on her first date. On the way home, her date, Harold, fell into a pond While changing a tire. They arrive home later than expected and cause much confusion in the Hanna home. 39 we at 'Q Cardinal ameramen BACK ROW: Left to Right, C. Reisch, F. McDowell, A. Peebler, Mr. Peebler QSponsory, K. Knaak, L Redeker, D. Fountain, F. Fromi,G.Irwin, T. Gardner J. Pool, T. Cope, T. Baker, J. Grove, J. Rupe, R Humble, D. Phillips. SECOND ROW: Left to Right, S. Schilling, K. Malone, D. McFarland, P. Power Camera club has become a large and quite busy organization in the school. The club takes pictures of sports events, dances, and other events. They also take pictures of homecoming queen candidates. Here is shown, to the left, Keith Brown as he takesa picture of one of the candidates. To the right he is shown working in the dark room. The last picture shows the finished product. B, Eckelberg, Y. Jarr, M. Britt, E. Heckart, L. Hesse, Nl. Snook, C. Denny, N. Dick. FRONT ROW: Left to Right, J. Adam, S. Creech, S. Brown, J. Garber, C. Cobble CSecretaryj, M. Van Blaricon QPresidenty, S. Dye fTreasurerj, D, Thompson Nice- Presidentj, D. Catlin, P. Orms, D, Fountain. 'Ei This Annual From Yours Trul M 'ff ' Ulf. The journalism class publishes the monthly school newspaper, E Crier, and the annual, Que Comet. Much hard work is put into the make-up of these two projects. The picture in the top left shows the executives: Crier editor, Fran Johnson: Comet asst. editor, Linda Powell, Comet editor,Nancy Bradshawg and Mrs. Bailey, the advisor. Crier asst. editor, Carla Zuehlkeg and Leon Durflinger, the business manager of the Comet, were not present. TOP RIGHT: Working on the class section on the Comet are Carole Wymore, Kaye Eddy, Rosa ea Kunzman, and Shirley Bradshaw. LOWER LEFT: These reporters double as typists. They are from left to right: Vera McCormick, Maxine Adam, and Judy Welsh. MIDDLE RIGHT: ln charge of the activities section are Pat Shumate, Evelyn Archer, and Vicki Dungan. LOWER RIGHT: These sports-minded people are Steve Durflinger, Linda Harmon, Jerry Sprouse, and Mike Bedford. Keith Brown, the photographer, is naturally not shown. Pep lub Builds Spirit THE PEP CLUB OFFICERS ARE FRONT secretary, Carole Wymore co vice president ROW Left to Right, co-president, Dick Kenney Black co secretary Willetta Pumphrey co-vice-president, Linda Adamsong Martschingg co president Margaret Reighard treasurer Craig Sumner. SECOND ROW: co- The Pep Club was established to build school spirit and to provide and maintain high standards in high school athletics. All students who are Willing to support the club may belong. Associate members include students participating in sports. They may attend meetings but they may not hold office. Cheer- leaders may act as an advisory group. Our famous male cheerleaders ,ning , K I AD I I . . Dedicating hands to a teacher W-,Av-Q, 5 Sl 'sf . I nal? if I Z We attempt to achieve If if, rj, 35373: 7 Mr. Isenberger assumed the role of superintendent this year Before coming to Cardinal, he taught at many other schools including Ekdors Training School for Boys. Mr. Watt, our principal, taught government class last year. In addition to being principal, he is also the boys' basketball coach. the best for the students BOARD LEFT TO RIGHT: Harold Hite, W. W. lsenberger, Alice Dallner, secretaryg Ross Wells, Wilmer Schewe, George lVlcCombs, Russell Swartz, and Charles North. rf' nwusiwrs f ', Lois Frescoln assumed the duties of secretary to the Carol Penrod has served as secretary to the principal superintendent this year. for two years. The Cardinal Teachers Mr. Archer teaches seven physical education classes per day as well as being athletic coach. Here the boys are shown as they learn judo. Mrs. Bailey conducts three English ll classes, an English 12 class, a journalism class, two study halls and a junior home room each day. The class has finished reading a play Our Town. Barbara Fligg and Jerry Sprouse are pointing out the picture of the author, Thornton Wilder, while the class observes. Mrs. Brown teaches Algebra I and ll, geometry, trig and analytical geometry, Typing I, and conducts a senior home room and a study hall. Janice Adam and Mike Stribling are shown as they work a few Algebra problems. spend much time Mr. Breen teaches Wood Shop l and Il, Metal Shopl and ll as well as basic electricity. Dwayne Cassill and Dick Pumphrey are shown as they work Ona project. Mrs. Gobble is shown with her Office Practice class as she explains a machine. Mrs. Gobble also teaches shorthand, bookkeeping, and Typing l and II. nuuqlll Mrs. Eklofe teaches Home Ec. I,lI, and Ill, biology, and conducts a home room and two study halls. Her Home EC. Il class is shown observing Linda Adamson as she works on her sewing project. in researching and presenting MRS?- Mr. Messerli, as well as being a guidance counselor, teaches sociology and coaches wrestling. Shown here are Donna Liles and Denny Durflinger as they write some sociology terms on the board. ff' A' , Mrs. Nobile teaches French I,ll, and III. She also conducts a home room as well as three study halls per day. Here Mrs. Nobile is shown with her French III class as she discusses a lesson. Mr. Peebler teaches physics, chemistry, Science Seminar, and economics. He has a home room and two study halls per day. Margaret Reighard and Neil Dick are shown as they set up a chemistry experi- ment. 323 i ' ..,, 1 Us rseagfwgew izsswwwgnaziazg- sifsfzrw-we ssh i:?iS?iffts?fS11. V m,w-1eWf- J Q ue: , . ss, ' :fA1 5' i55 ,refill sr J r A if fa Q .., 9 ff - -ffm,-. ,wslis i. i P X' f- ,f.ii212Qsfa ,i2Q - 1 , ' V Q, M ff? f ii'i 1 important materials Mr. Sharp teaches world history and U.S. history. He has a home room and two study halls per day. He is also the girls' basketball coach. Sharon Creech and Jim Bruns are shown pointing out areas on a map to the world history class. Mrs. Shive conducts three English 10 classes and two speech classes per day. She also supervises two study halls. Linda Dallner and Craig Sumner are shown acting out a pantomime for speech class. Mrs. Warner teaches U. S. history, Modern Problems, and government. She also has a home room and one study hall. Carolyn Mulcahy and Steve Kurka are giving a speech for the government class, using a chart to point out specific terms. 'E' Hw1w1 to make us f sf' I far of K2 better students Mr. Messerli, aside from his duties as sociology instructor is the guidance counselor. He arranges for entrance exams seniors must take in order to qualify for college. He also tests students to find what subjects a student should take in his next year in school. N ...W ..... rr..fMx'e f,-- 3 3 3 Lb Because of many new books and reference materials the library is now better equipped and a good place to study. taff Members Our cooks work hard every day in pre- paring tasty meals for the students. They are LEFT TO RIGHT:Mrs.Parrett,Mrs. Oasing, and Mrs. Hanna. They are shown here as they begin preparations for another meal. John Darnielle, our janitor, does much in keeping the rooms and halls cleaned and waxed. He has worked at Cardinal since the high school was opened and has come to be a familiar figure here. lf We, The People 0 Cardinal Jump, girls, jump. Meg, where did you get all those freckles? tt Always eat- ing aren' I you, Tom? Archer, man of the Underworld. You got troubles, George? In my opinion ---- What's so interesting? Always goofing off! What are you think- ing about, boys? Nice informal shot?????? K x 1 -- -f'-well CLASSES . Gentle hands of a student. . . I Q. .. . . . . was-S mnlbmv-Qldgr 2, Sophomore class officers discussmg money makmg . . plans are Alfred Winstoni Presidentg Steve Rupe 'fr X Fw f132m r1 Sf .. .. My 4. fe J Treasurer Carla M1ller, VICG Pres1dent J1mBruns, Secretary. as , -M ig f if 15 se fs X y E X V' 7 ar' V 4- 1 4 H4-: -f.:z fas-- fi ew w ! 3 . 's SIM Q g iii f 1:3 i .. Z, fLf llfflg ight fix :if fill 4 Don't you dare take my. . . Say,- where is everyone? X Who's superstitious? No! You don't say. All alone am I. Hurrying to class The Thinkers Well! UT irst year f'i?'?iE1-X:if'V f 5'5V':Q':ffQ'f U' f'Z7M 23Zl ' :' :. Xf?fIi5fAfffS: .. . E Q ' V gf :- w As2'.4,'1z'. 1 V K 11 .-my .,s- 'i 'VVS ' ,, L V153 'V L D . .g.VzwVf.:.-A-V , H i ii ..., K 'V - ' K ,2 L ia V aan , , 4? a ??fEgJf.'f?'-5 if- 'fa ,K eil .. 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'W '31 iff' if 532114s3g1f553Qlslff5lQgfe4S55wQi Hgslfaifafz im,qgge?f,,f gs' ff meals f,kg3gg5ilg,g5.,f:gygg,g':s:a45 f. ,.,.,,.. ,. r,..c,,e ii E, ,gf,,3,.m,s,,,,,i V .,,,,ki5,M,i, lie ,wear-isfevzzf : lsnsrf.-7 efgsixikig-z, fi M eflst-Jsgfifit 'S ' f gi?5'5 1i?2?Zf' i z . ir VH- 25' . ,H V 'f--tasgvg . .:' ,,iiY:'.1 . W L ' fc ii' f ,jvijyful t 'SM -I E: 1livXS.i.iw.li? 5 M F ,Q , , ' V Y' T , -- f ' f' .,1ffli'525Y11f gf' he :21 ftitif-:fav-.ikme.: 5 1, Y' S' iwvg f M, was K '- ,fiz,sZQrtg:ffff 11- w 2fSf ' w2 iw' , r A ' M ' S ' fi-iff' ' g - ww ? iiif ig Carole Wymore Helping themselves to acokeare senior class officers Jerry Hemm, vice-presidentg Lonnie Batterson, treasurer Rod Pickens, secretaryg Kenny Black, president. R . V , . 1. Who's the smile for Kenny? 2. Quit dinkin' around, Kesselring 3. Smile, you're on Candid Camera 4. Duh ! 5. Bird woman of Alcatraz 6. Don't be mad, Craigie 7. What ya dreaming about, Rita? 3 We, the MARY MAXINE ADAM- The smiling cheerleader Maxine has participated in many activities. They include Basketball, Cheerleading45 Foot- ball Cheerleading 45 F,T,A, 45 Drama Club 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Camera Club 45 Letter Club 45 Honor Roll 3,45 AnnualStaff 45 Crier Staff 45 Li- brarian-45 and,Home- coming Queen Candi- date 4. LINDA ELAIN E ADAMSON- X5Lb.y the blush? Linda has taken part in Pep Club 2,3,45 was Pep Club Vice-President 45 and took part in Marching Band 2,3,45 and Concert Band 2, 3,41 E V E L Y N J E A N ARCHER- Where's my poQp,:E? Evelyn has taken part in Basketball C h e e r- leading 35 Football Cheerleading 35 Pep Club 35 Letter Club 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Crier Staff 45 Twirl- er 25 and Speech Play 3. senior class DALE La VERNE BATTERSON- Where's y.QurEbLd? Lonnie has been a Class Officer 2,45 he has participated in Mixed Chorus 25 Glee Club 25 Honor Roll 2,3,45 KENNETH LE ROY BLACK- Now Q meeting M C.0me. KJ Qrder. Kenny has been an active mem- ber in Pep Club 2, 3,45 he has beenPep Club Vice-President 45 Class President 45 and has partici- pated in Marching Band 2,3,45 Concert Band 2.3,45 Class Plays 35 Honor Roll 2,45 and Sportsman- ship Committee 4. REX RAYMOND BOOTH - Mig. Q forward Rex has taken part in Basket- ball 2,3,45 Track 2, 3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Sportsmanship Com- mittee 45 and is a member of the Letter Club 2,3,4. 0 1964, have chosen NANCY C A R O L BRADSHAW- What's the news Nance? Nancy was in Pep Club 2g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Glee Club 2,3, 43 Honor Roll 2,3,4g Crier Staff 3,4g An- nual Staff 3,43 Annu- al Editor 4. KEITH ALLAN BROWN - Smile, you're Q Candid Camera! Keith has taken part in Football 2, Camera Club 2,3, 4g Class Play 3g An- nual Staff 43 Crier Staff 43 Sports Man- ager 2, M I C H A E L D ON CARR - Wake up., Mike! Mike has par- ticipated in Football 2g Track 25 and was Sports Manager 2. JOHN RICHARD CHANCE - My-Qs big. smile? Richard has taken gpart in Basketball 2, ,Foot- ball 2,3,4g Track 2, 3,45 and Letter Club 2,3,4. JAMES RICHARD CHRISMAM-What Q Q homeroom caper? Jim has taken an active part in Basketball 2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g F,T, A. 45 Track 2,3,4g Football 2,3,4g Pep Club 2,3, LetterClub 2,3,4g Pep Club Of- ficer 3. BEN CLOKE Shakespeare Q. Ben has participated in Football 2,3,4g Track 2,3,4g Pep Club 2,3, Camera Club 2,3,4g Letter Club 3,4g and Sports Manager 2. our motto GERALDINE LEWIS CRANE - What's cookingL Gerri? Gerri has taken part in Basketball 2,35 Track 2,3, Pep Club 2,3,45 Camera Club 3,45 Drama Club 4. CHARLES RICHARD CREECH-Hi, Chuck! Charles has been in Football 35 Track 2, 45 Letter Club 45 Football Student Manager 4. LINDA ANN DALLNER - Heres our blond C, I-I. S. Cheerleader! Linda has participated in Basketball C he e r - leading.2,3,45 F,T,A, 45 Pep Club 2,3545 Drama Club 45 Letter Club 3,45 Letter Club Secretary 45 March- ing Band 2,3,45 Con- cert Band 2,3,45 Mix- ed Chorus 2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Honor Roll 3, 45 Sportsmanship Committee 45 Li- brarian 35 V oc al Small Groups 2. An- nual staff 45 Crier, Staff4. WARREN LEON DU R F LIN GE R Where's Cheka? Leon has taken part in Basketball 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Baseball 2,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Letter Club 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Crier Staff 4. AL DEAN FARRINGTON- What ever lgppened Q the hood on your car? Al Dean has partici- pated in Basketball 2,3, Track 2,3, and Pep Club 2,3. WILSON OWEN FINNEY - Q5 Kit Cardinal! Wilson was Kit Cardinal during Football season of his senior year. 'Khaki f I 67 which ROBERT EUGENE FLIGG - Who's Q ,Cf-QIZX 1 E E Chemistry room 7 Bob has participated in Basketball 2,3,4g Football 2,3,4g Track 2,3,4g Letter Club 2, 3,43 Student Council 2,3,4g Honor Roll 2, 3,45 Sportsmanship Committee 3,43 Val- entine King Candi- date 4. IVIICHELE F Ll GG - How's Q15 -pose? Mickey has taken part in Pep Club 2,and she was Drama Club Vice-President DONALD LEE FOUNTAIN- Hey, Sam I Don has taken part in Basketball 23 Football- 2, 3,4g Wrestling 3,43 Track 2,3,4g Baseball 23 F, T.A. 2,33 Pep Club 2,3,4g Camera Club 2,3,4g Drama Club 45 Letter Club 3,4g Mix- ed Chorus 2,3,4g Glee Club 2,3,4g Class Play 3, and Sports Manager 25 he was Kit Cardinal 2, we plan DIXIE LEE GATLIN -HQ QM ,With Q husky- voice. Dixie has participated in Softball 45 Football Cheerleading 43 Pep Club 2,3,4g Camera Club 4, Glee Club 4, Librarian 3. LINDA CATHERINE HANCOCK - rims Office Practice? Linda has been active in Basketball 2,3,4g Track 2,3,4g F,T,A, 4g Pep Club 2,3,4g Drama Club 45 Marching Band 2,3,4g Concert Band 2,3,4g and Class Play 3. LINDA ANN I-IA RM ON -Qi, realli? Grief! Linda has par- ticipated in Basket- ball 2,3,4gF.T.A. 2, 3,43 Drama Club 4, Letter Club 45 Student Council 25 Marching Band 2,3,4g Concert Band 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Glee Club 2,3,4g Class Play 3,4g Honor Roll 2,3g 4, Annual Staff 4, Crier Staff4g Small Vocal Groups, 2,45 Valentine Queen Candidate 4. to follow SUSAN JANE HARMON - cl, my Sue l has taken an active part in Basketball 253,45 Track 2,3,4g Soft- ball 35 F.T.A, Sec- fetary 35 F, T, A, President 45 Band Vice-President 45 Student Council Sec- retary 45 Marching Band 2,3,45 Concert Band 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Class Play 35 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Libarian 4. JERRY LEE HEMM Cool QQ' Jerry has particgaated in Foot- ball 2, ,45 Track 2,35 45 Baseball 253,45 Letter Club 2, 3,45 Class Play 35 Annual Staff 35 Crier Staff 35 and was Class V i c e - President 45 StudentCouncilVice- President 45 Valen- tine KingCandidate4. FRANK HOW A R D, JR-Junior BulldogQ Howard. Junior has taken art in Foot- ball 2,3i45Track2,35 Baseball 25 Letter Club 2,3,4. LARRY DONALD HUMBLE-lAme.r.e.5Lou heading, Cotton? Larry has been in Basketball 25 Track 2,35 Baseball 2,3. JOHN DENNIS JEFFERY - XQQ Q Log matching- now? Dennis has partici- pated in Basketball 2,35 and Track 3,4. FRANCES ILENE JOHNSON- -Quiet, , , Brain Q work! Frances has taken art in Basketball 2, 5,45 Track 35 F,T,A, 2,3,45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 DramaClub3,45 Letter Club Treas- urer 45 Student Coun- cil 3,45 StudentCoun- cil President 45 Marching Band 2,3,45 Concert Band 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 35 Glee Club 35 Class Play 35 Honor Roll 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Crier Editor 45 Sportsman- ship Committee 4. ,V - 4 wgjgg 4?? sf,R'15 KR li ' A 2 ziasgtlfiffw A K 2' eviiffsssfiifsgiIHSS5'-iif-iffit?524i1.4QI 3 S, . , 4 .3435 -M539 ' 6233455 3 h -xy if 5,45 Q X as 3234-ft? 3427 N323 Q it 1- vw,-.eeerl-2s?'gf l ., v 4 it -af Q sit, the rest PAUL EDWARD KEASLING -Q54 current events?Paul has taken part in Drama Club 45 and was Sports Manager 3. STEVEN THOMAS KURKA-Mya S t e ve! Steve has taken part in Football 3. RICHARD WAYNE KEASLING - What's Q Des Moines 7 Richard took part in Football 2. DONNA MARIE LILES-What Qppgi- ed to the cocoa, Donna? Donna has taken part in F.T.A. 45 Drama Club 4g Class Play 35 Honor Roll 4. GLEN P A U L KESSILLRING - The Cardinal playboy. Glen has participated in Basketball 3,45 Track 3,43 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Glee Club 3,4g Class Play 33 Small Vocal Groups 3,4. JUSTINE ANN LIVESAY - Qgijour, Nanette. Justine' has participated in Basketball Cheer- leading 3,4g PepClub 2,3,4g Drama Club 4g Letter Club 4g March- ing Band 2,3,4g Con- cert Band 2,3,4gMix- ed Chorus 3,45 Glee Club 3,4g Class Play 3,43 Honor Roll 4g 0 our lives. JUDITH ANN MADDEN-Q gtg -gg. Judy has been in Basketball2,4g and Marching Band 2, HARRY RICHARD MARTSCHINC- Whar'S me 5112211 limipagalf' Harry has participated in Basketball 23 Foot- ball 2,3,4gWrestling 3g Track 2,3, Letter Club 2,3,4. WILLETTA ANN MARTSCHING- ,Future E SSE Willetta has taken part in F.T,A. 2, 45 Pep Club 2,3,4g Dra- ma Club 4g Pep Club Secretary 4g Class Treasurer 2,3gClass Play 33 Valentine Queen Candidate 4. V E R A M A E MCCORMICK He - 'QL Mazeyl Vera has taken part in Basket- ball 2,3,4gTraek2,3, 4g Softball 2,3,4g Pep Club 3,43 Letter Club 43 Drama Club Pres- ident 4g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Glee Club 2, 3,45 Class Play 3,4g Honor Roll 3,4g An- nual Staff 4g Crier Staff 4g Small Vocal Groups 2,3,4g Vocal Aceompanist 3,4. CAROLYN JEAN MCDOWELL - Why QQQQ, .CarDly.uL7 Carolyn has partic- ipated in Camera Club2g Drama Club 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Glee Club 43 Class Play 33 and Honor Roll 4. N A N C Y L E E MCFARLAND - l'm Sm-all M Lmgmyl' Nancy has taken part in Pep Club 2,3,4g Camera Club 2,3, Drama Club 4g Honor Roll 43 Annual Staff 35 Qlrier Staff 3. CGWQ Have Crossed CHERYL ANN MCMULLIN - Rah, yi Cardinal! Cheryl has participated in Basketball Cheer- leading 3,45 Football Cheerleading3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4g Dra- ma Club 45 Letter gllub 3,4g Class Play JUANITA ELLEN METCALF - Better known ag Cricket'J Juanita has taken part in Basketball 25 Pep Club 4g and Cam- era Club 3,4. JOSEPH ROB ERT VIILLER I-Ie A A ' JJ. Curly head! Joe has participated in Track CYNTHIA LOU MOORE - 'MW E ill face, Cindy? Cynthia was a mem- ber of the Announce- ment Committee 4. CHARLENE MARIE MORRISON - Grief! Charlene has partic- ipated in Basketball Zg Track2g F,T,A,2g 3,4g Class President 2g F.T. A. Vice- President Sglvlarch- ing Band 2,3,4g Con- cert Band 2,3,4g Mix- ed Chorus 2,3,4gG1ee Club 2,3,4g Class Play 3. J E R R Y D E A N MORROW -Qgypu think you'll like -gov- ernment cl a s s as much ag- yi liked modern problems? The Ba , C A R O L Y N A N N MULCAHY - HoW's E -plggyl Carolyn transferred from Walsh in her Senior year, but she has taken part in Mixed Chorus 45 Glee Club 45 and Motto Com- mittee 4. JU DITH LORENE NEWQUIST - You Egg yy Judith has participated in F.T.A. 45 Pep Club 2,3,4, Drama Club 45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Li- brarian 4. CAROL ANN PAYNE Sometimes known g Epeedl' Carol has taken part in Basket- ball 2,3,45 Track2,3, 45 Softball 35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Camera Club 35 Drama Club 45 Letter Club 45 Class Secretary 25 Camera Club Secre- tary 35 Marching Band 25 Twirler 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Class Play 35 Homecoming Queen 3. RODERICK STUART PICKENS - Wanna ggi Rod has taken part in Basketball 3, 45 Track 3,45 Letter Club 3,45 Class Sec- retary 45 Class Play 35 Rod transferred from Bloomfield in his Junior year. ALBERT SYLVESTER PILCHER - Who's the carrot-topl Albert has taken art in Football 2,545 Tra c k 2,3,45 Letter Club 4. JOHN ALLEN POOL The guy with gag in the middle of his Ea? John has-pa? ticipated inwrestling 35 and Camera Club 2,3,4. The Ocean Lies Ahead. LINDA MAY POWELL - Her Ro al Hi hness -Y-. wg.,- Linda has taken part in Basketball 2, Soft- ball 2g Basketball Cheerleading3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4g Class Secretary 3g Drama C lub Secretary 4g Marching Band 2,3,4g Concert Band 2,3,4g Class Play 3,4g Honor Roll 43 Crier Staff 4g Annual Assistant Editor 4, Harvest of Harmony Queen 4. JOHN RICHARD PUMPHREY - Bon- JE, Pierre Dick has participated in Basketball 23 P,T,A. 45 Pep Club 2,3,4g Pep Club President 4. MARGARET JANE REIGHARD - Some times called 'Megl Margaret has taken part in P,T,A,2,3,4g Pep C1ub2,3,4gDra- ma Club 4, Pep Club President 4, Class Vice-President 35 P. T.A. Secretary- Treasurer 4, Band President 4, Student Council 3g Marching Band 2,3,4g Concert Band 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 3,45 Clee Club 2,3,4g Class Play 3, Honor Roll 2,3,4g Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 4. KAREN KAY ROBERTS - How -CQ ou like 7th eriod BL- T .. P... study hall ? Karen has taken part in F. T.A, 4, Pep Club 2, 3,45 and Drama Club 4. JAMES DOYLE RUPE-'E gtg man VIRGINIA ANN RUPE Answers Q GinnyQj Virginia has partic- ipated in F.T,A, 2, 3, Marching Band 2, 3,43 Concert Band 2, 3,4g Mixed Chorus 2, 3,43 Glee Club 2,3, 4, Class Play 3. May good fortune W ILBUR DEAN RUPE - Champgn ggi chewer. Wilbur took part in Mixed Chorus 33 and Glee Club 3. PATRICIA JOAN SI-IUMATE - Have horse Q ride. Pat has taken part in Basketball 23 Pep Club 43 Drama Club 43 Marching Band 2, Concert Band 23 Mix- ed Chorus 23 Glee Club 23 Annual Staff 43 Crier Staff 4. CHERYL ANN STEVENSON-Q1 yy like last minute iopp,mg?Cheryl took part inBasketball during her Sopho- more year. VINCENT CRAIG SUMNER - Craig Sumner, ESQ,Q'Craig participated in F,T, A, ,43 Pep Club 2,3,43 Drama Club 43 Pep Club Treasurer 4g Student Council 23 Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Glee Club 2,3,4Q Class Play 3,43 Honor Roll3,43 Small Vocal Groups 4. DANIEL C A R OL THOMPSON-Camera ggi Danny took part in Football 23 F,T,A, 43 Camera Club President 33 Sports Manager 4. Camera Club Vice-President 4. ALICE J OANN E TOOLEY - QMIQQ makings nj agueenu Alice took part in Basketball 23 F,T.A, 43 Drama Club 43 Class President 33 Glee Club 4g Class Play 33 Honor Roll 43 Annual Editor 33 Crier Staff 33 Home- coming Queen Can- didate 23 Home- coming Queen 4. andprosperit JANE ELLEN VASS Devil Q dgguise, Jane has taken part in Basketball 23 Track 23 F,T,A. 2, 3,43 Drama Club 43 Twirler 3,43 Mixed Chorus 223,43 Glee Club 2,3,4g Class Play 3,4g Honor Roll 43 Annual Staff 3g Crier Staff 33 Sports Manager 4. P ATTI SUE WEBB Spider Webb.Patti has participated in Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 2,33 Concert Band 2,33 Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Small Vocal Groups 2,3.Glee Club 2,3,4g Vocal Accompanist 213,45 J U D Y DARLENE W ELSH - How's Dennis? Judy took part in Basketball 3, 43 Track 3,43 Basket- ball Cheerleading 2, Football Cheerlead- ing 2,3,43 Pep Club 2, ,4g Drama Club 43 Letter Club 2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Clee Club 2,3,43 Class Play 33 Annu- al Staff 4g Crier Staff 4 3 Sportsmanship Committee 3gLibrar- ian 33 Small Vocal Group 2,3,4. LEXIA JOAN WILKINSON - Real sweet kid. Lexia has taken part in F,T,A, 43 Pep Club 2,3,43 Drama Club 4. R l TA M AX l N E WlLKlNSON - gguard 'QQ Rita' Rita transferred from Fairfield in her sen- ior year . She has taken part in Basket- ball 4g F.T.A.4g Pep Club 43 Drama Club 43 Mixed Chorus 4g Glee Club 4g Honor Roll 4. CAROLYN JEAN WINSTON-Talks ai fast as ge runs. Carolyn has partici- pated in Basketball 2,3,4g Track 2,3,43 Pep Club 2,3,43 Letter Club3,43 Dra- ma Club Treasurer 43 Letter Club Pres- ident 43 Mixed Chorus 3,43 Glee Club 3,4. follow us orever. CLAIR CEDRIC WOLF- Alias Ced Clair took art in Football 3,45 ,Track gg Pep Club 2,3,45 Letter Club 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Glee Club 2,3,4. PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE INCLUDE: CARLA MARIE ZUEI-ILKE - Dear Carlabbe Carla as participate in Bas- ketball 2,3,45 Track 2,3, 45 Softball 2,3,45 F,T,A, 3,45 Drama Club 45 Letter Club 3,45 Letter Club Vice- President 45 Band Secre- tary-Treasurer 45 March- ing Band 2,35 Concert Band 2, ,45 Drum Majorette 45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Class Play 3, Honor Roll 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Crier Assistant Editor 45 Sportsmanship Committee 45 Small Vocal Groups 2,3,4, DAVID MERLE GRIMM-I-Ie's not reall rim! Dave has COLLEEN REISCH-What's happening in Office Practice? taken part in Football 2,3,45 Track , 5 aseball 2,45 Colleen has participated in F T A 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3'Z and Letter Club 2,3,4. Drama Club 45 and Librarian 3 The Line-up. F There goes that durned bell The pizza connoisseurs again. S CHO UL LIFE Prom-going hands Selected from Linda Harmon was born in Ottumwa, lowa, on August 6, 1946. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Harmon. Linda has always gone to school in what is now the Cardinal district. Her subjects this year are government, chemistry, journalism, speech and English 12. She is an honor roll student. Her activities as a senior include basketball, track, softball, Girls' Letterclub, Future Teachers Drama Club, instrumental and vocal music, speech, and senior motto committee. Linda's hobby is keeping a scrapbook of the activities of the Cardinal Community School District. Future plans include going to l,S,U. at Ames Where she will major in English or elementary education. Frances Johnson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W, H. Johnson. She was born on March 5, 1946, in Oskaloosa. Fran has always attended Cardinal schools. Her subjects are governmentfmodern problems, chemistry, journalism, French Ill, and English 12. Her activities are basketball, F,T,A., pep club, drama club, Girls' Letter- club treasurer, instrumental music, pres- ident of student council, editor of the Crier and she serves on the sportsmanship and motto committees. Fran's hobbies include eating and reading. She plans to attend Ottumwa Heights and l.S.U. to become an elementary education teacher. The youngest candidate, Linda Powell, was born on January 10, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Millard Powell. She, too, is a Cardinal student from way back. The subjects she is taking this year are governmentfmodern problems, journalism, speech, and home economics, She is on the honor roll. Linda's activities are cheerleading, PepClub, Drama Club secretary, band, and announcement committee. In journalism she serves as assistant editor of the school annual, The Comet. Last fall, as the Cardinal band's candidate, Linda was chosen queen of the Harvest of Harmony held in Ottumwa, Putting her hobby, sewing, to good advan- tage, she makes many of her own clothes. ln the future, Linda will attend beauty school. Margaret Reighard, born on October 24, 1946, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reighard. She started school at Agency. As a senior at Cardinal, her subjects are governmentfmodern problems, chemistry, speech, French Ill, and English 12. She is an honor roll student. Her activities include co-president of Pep Club, F.T,A, secretary-treasurer, band president, vocal music, drama club, and motto committee. Meg's hobbies are sewing and letter-writing. Future plans include attending college at Kirksville where she hopes to become a secondary education teacher. Later, she would like to be a guidance counselor. 1 i 4 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Huff are 1 parents of Alice Tooley. She was b December 28, 1945. Her first school ye? were spent at Newton switching to this ar while in the fourth grade. Alice, an hor roll student, is taking governmentfmode problems, speech, English 12, and sociolog Her activities this year are F.T.A,, Draw Club, girls' glee club and the pictt committee. She was elected by the studei to be Homecoming Queen. Alice says tl she would like to be an airline stewardei a group of candidates Dale QLonniej Batterson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Batterson. His birthday is September 8. He has always lived in and attended school in this area. His subjects are governmentfmodern problems, English 12, science seminar, and physics, in which he is an honor roll student. Lonnie is treasurer of the senior class and he has served on the senior announcement, picture, and motto committees. Listening to records and reading are his favorite pastimes. ln the future, he may continue his education. Leon Durflinger is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Durflinger. He was born on November 23, 1945. Beginning his school- ing at Batavia, he then went to Agency. As a senior at Cardinal, his subjects are governmentfmodern problems, journal- ism, wood shop, and metal shop. His activities are basketball, track, baseball, letter club, Pep Club, business manager of the annual, The Comet, and the announcement committee. His hobby is sports and, as we all know, he is quite good in them. Leon plans to farm after graduation. Robert Fligg is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fligg. He was born on February 15, 1946, and has always lived in Eldon. An honor roll student, Bob is taking these s u b j e c t sz governmentfmodern problems, trigonometryfanalytic geometry, s c i e n c e seminar, and economics. His activities are football, basketball, track, letter club, student council and the sportsmanship and picture committees. His hobbies are watching tele- vision, listening to records, and participating in all sports. Bob was all-conference tackle in football and a key basketball player. He plans to continue his education at Iowa State University at Ames. Jerry Hemm, son of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Hemm, was born on June 25, 1946. He has always attended Cardinal schools. His subjects are governmentfmodern problems, trigonometryfanalytic geometry, wood shop, and economics. He is active in sports--football, baseball, and track-- letter club, vice president of the senior class, and student council vice president. He served on the senior announcement, picture, and motto committees. Jerry's hobbies are listening to records and to the radio, and collecting junk, He says he isn't sure, but he might go to college. Craig Sumner is the son of Mr. and Mrs., Vincent Sumner of Eldon. His birth date is November 29. 1946. As an honor roll student, he is taking these subjects: governmentfmodern pro lems, physics, English 12, and Frenchll, and speech. Craig's activities include vocal music, F,T,A., Pep Club treasurer, and the picture committee. He played the lead in the senior one-act play, French Toast. When asked what his hobbies are Craig replied, I don't have time for hobbies ! Next fall, he will attend State University of Iowa at Iowa ity. The King and Queen of Cardinal were chosen in a method much different from that of last year. During a lengthy senior class meeting, it was decided that the candidates should be secretly nominated. Each senior received a sheet of paper with the names of the members of the senior class. They were to vote for six boys and six girls. A second vote was taken among the top ten boys and ten girls. ln order to be nominated for Cardinal King or Queen, a student must have main- tained a C average and must have participated in four activities. The King and Queen of Cardinal were crowned at the Junior-Senior Prom and they reigned that evening over the dance. 79 the royalty were crowned at the Junior-Senior Prom Min W T Fantasy of the Sea The 1963 Prom for Cardinal High was held on May l8, 1963. The gym was decorated as though it were all under the Water. Three large mermaids and their spoken phrase Fantasy of the Sea, designed and made by Mrs. Eklofe, beautified the wall directly behind the speakers' table. The tables were decorated with a variety of shells, starfish, and little octopuses. The meal consisted of Sea Water Supreme qpunchj, Baked Octopus Sharnj, White Caps with Breakers fmashe potatoes and gravyj, Ocean Sponge qhot rollsj, Jelley Fish on Seaweed qjello saladp, Sea Foam on Coral Cobbler Qpie a la modej, Water of the Mirky Deep fmilk - coffeej, and Pearls in a Sea Shell fnuts and mintsj. Speeches were given by Dean CollOpY, President of the Senior classg Alice Tooley, President of the Junior Classg Cliff Moore, Mrs. Shive, and Mr. Leland. Marty Kaprich and David Bud Streeby were crowned King and Queen of Cardinal. Music for dancing was provided by Walter Richardson and his band. Sell it to you cheap! s S i ' , i 1.,,,..,.....,,.,Q.1Quf-Qu-,-.., H2 waz, 4 nrlw- flfllfl What's the name of that book, Dennis? E YH Organizational Fun The spirit of Cardinal. An air of confidence?'?'?'?'??? ls this the man? The younger set. Kind of hard to conceal. 'Y 'I G1-P 52 lk X 4- -.mf-vaf ' 2-iiszmggl gwffzsf, x mg 4,-. newer ww rfg,wlf1'w W - 3 flf.ffi1:, 1 ii i .5 .l - rims? 3 ,,.,,..,3Ef.:', k . ,,,::.5,,,, .. 5 4 :V - A 83 Autographs CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1964 UNION BANK gl TRUST CO. THIRD gl MARKET AGENCY OFFICE OTTUMWA, IOWA AGENCY, IOWA WHERE MORE PEOPLE LIKE TO DO THEIR BANKING .. . -... .....A. .. ...... .. .. ...... 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DICK NORELCO DICTATING, MIMEO, SPIRIT, OFFSET PI-IOTOCOPY, ADDERS, CALCULATERS, PORTABLES OE ALL KINDS NEW AND USED BUSINESS MACHINES 333 CHURCH STREET OTTUMWA, IOWA GIL SI-IAVER OWNERS GEORGE BOITNOTT PI-IONE 682-1880 Jos'ren's OWATONNA, MINNESOTA CREATORS OP FINE CLASS RINGS, AWARDS ANNOUNCEMENTS, YEARBOOKS, AND DIPLOMAS I 7l Leazer's TV 6- Appliances Deal 472-3359 305 W. Burl. Ave. Fairfield, Iowa RCA WHIRLPOOL RCA VICTOR Camera Shop Congratulations To The Class Of 1964 Compliments Of Cambell Funeral Home Ambulance Service Eldon Batavia Of Ottumwa 100 Years Oi Service To This Area Member FDIC i A. D. Hayes Company Custom Grinding Mixing Full Line Purina Chow Phone OL 2-3215 Eldon, lowa Subscribe To Your Hometown Paper The Eldon Forum :S The Batavia Beacon For The Latest In Local Events Serving The Community With News, Advertising, And Community Printing Official Publications Of Jefferson, Wapello Counties, And Cardinal Community School District Harold F. 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