Cedar Falls High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cedar Falls, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1963 volume:

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My 11. 4 .- Q ,,.- v k C' C-'3 K '-J , -ff Lfk, ,,., x,.'k 1'LYC,vx,.'x'4fAf ,-'fu cw Ln' 4, 'fi ' L C -W. 1 X -M 177, C, WCW' C751 ' .,.. AL Cslkg !vl V A I KV. ,l,V,-L . f .1 YEARBOOK STAFF-SEATED: JoAnn Henderson, Rita MesKinuen, Sue Guenther, Tim Steffn, Enlffol Cathy Donnell, Tim Steffa. STANDING: Don Redfern, Dave DeBlauwe, George Conklin, Richard Hastings, George Holm. Tim Steffa , George Conklin c Cathy Donnell , Donald Redfern Richard Hastings George Holm ,, Rita MesKimen JoAnn Henderson Sue Guenther Dave DeBlauwe Mr. C. Collinge , George Conklin Mr. C. XV. Pries Activities eeee Seniors C C. Classes C ,.eeeee Organizations c Athletics . so Faculty . , , ,, Edifor Arfiffmzl Editor , ,, Affizfilier ,, , .. Sporty Bmifzesr Manager . Or gdlZiZ1Zli07ZJ Clfmef Seniors , , ,,,,,,,, Ari ,, Pbologmpby Afivifor , . Page Seven Page Nineteen Page Forty-nine Page Sixty-six Page Eighty-three Page Ninety-seven 2 C. W. Pries, Aflzfimf fl globe to mclcly to leave 11 mark, thosn who Loma after more choobe w1I1 attempt than the i i The zmrld if all of zu, am! if we do not collapfe, il will fmt. -BOOTH TARKINGTON 'N Ev 06 Owv Qclwoff SEATED: J. Williams. G. Oleson. R. MesKimen. S. Ryan. D. Redtern. DI. Gnagy. G. Conklin, S. Anderson. ROW TWO: S. Box- xvell. B. Force. T. Wfillett, C. Donnell. D. Jesperson. A. Behrens. G, Macheak. T. Fee. A, Searle, R. Morii. ROW THREE: T. Steffa, D. johnson. M, Reisetter. R. Hughes. S. Brooks. R. Armstrong. E. Jacobsen. 1. Lester. C. Williams, M. Hammer, J. Miller, President Ed Jacobsen discusses a problem with Vice-President Dave Johnson. Secretary Cathy Donnell. and Treasurer Rich Hughes. . . the student government of our school . . What exactly does that mean? The Cedar Falls Senior High School Student Forum affords students the important op- portunity of voicing their opinions in the affairs that directly concern the organization of their educational system. This voice may take the form of their Forum dele- gate representing their views, or it can take the form of the students presence at Forum meetings. The Student Forum was very active this year, it planned and executed the Homecoming activities, it pro- vided the students with an office telephone, it established new rules of self-government by adopting a new constitu- tion, it worked in cooperation with the Guidance Office in acquainting new students with the school, and it pro- duced a handbook for use in the guidance program. The Student Forum has been active in the past, but even more important, let us consider the good it is capable of doing in the future. Let each student recognize and make use of these important capabilities. Because of its importance to the student, because it is the voice of the student body, it is fitting that the Student Forum be given this special recognition. Early this year during the weeks of state and local campaigns and elections, student assemblies were held in the form of political rallies. Later, mock elections were held to determine where lay the sentiments of the student body. The Democratic political rally reached an uproarious climax when the party symbol satidirectly in the path of political progress. Q O 7 i '1 ww? .w.... ,,., -1' j,,,..v-X fs' fx,-am . .,,,, v-' mm, R . '3 1 Jew fm: vw Q 'mlwgglk FLD! Us 3 Q? LouiwAW2W Qlsucga LM Bw-b wzsbg CatL5DoawwUD ' omLO0aLLa,co, Twelve bodies in the cellar. Two s There couldnt be a connection . . . could there? This delightful story is about two kind-hearted sisters who put lonely old men out of their misery by slipping a little arsenic into their wine. The nephew Mortimer, a drama critic, is totally unaware of his aunts' hobby until he finds the thirteenth victim in the window seat. He blames the murder on Teddy Brewster, his charming but slightly off-balance uncle who think weet old ladies upstairs. s he is Teddy Roosevelt. Mortimer leads a merry chase trying to keep the body hidden from his girl friend and three friendly policemen who keep dropping in. The arrival of Dr. Einstein and Brewster, Mortimer's brother and the black sheep of the family, adds suspense and extra hilarity to this uproarious comedy. jonathan Abby Brewffer ..,,.r,...,,.,,,,, Ilflrzrlba B1'ew,rler Teddy Brewffer Marliwer Breuwfer Elaine Harper fozmlbmz Brezzxrler Dr. Efzlffeifz ,.,,,, Rev, Hfzrper Officer O'H1mz , Officer Bropby ,,.,, ,, Offircr Kleif' ,,,,.,,.. , Liezffemwl Rooney .Miz Gibby .,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,r M4'. lViIberfp007z Cast .. jane Schneider Linda LaRue jay Wlilliams Phil Pirages Harryette Lucas ,, Dave johnson Bill Borchardt David Eblen Richard Hastings john Uban . Mark Reisetter Craig Willianus Dave DeBlauwe Bob Therkleson jane Schneider, jay Wfilliams, Linda LaRue I2 Bill Borchardt, Dave johnson ' Tack It is not often that educational opportunities such as those at Project SO are made available to high school students. The atmosphere was new and excitingg the teaching staff was excellent. Student reports and surveys, outside speakers, and unique demonstrations were fre- quent. This is the last year that the old building at Finchford will be used by the high school as a classroom. The doors are closed 'and the halls are empty, but the experience gained there will always be remembered. Y . M Fi lb. Open discussion was an interesting part of the program at Project 80. Students were allowed to speak freely without the presence of a teacher. Each member of the discussion group contributed in his own way to the flow of the stream of thought. YE The work was hard, and it required that each student discipline himself according to his own abilities. I3 ' T' N Cd1'oU5Ql' Carrie Pipperidge julie fardwz Mm. Mullin ...., Bifly Bigelow ..., In Policemfzfz ,, Druid Bmmmbe Carol Buhrow Diane Alford Georgene Gersema john Gnagy Steve Ryan jeff Llewellyn Nellie Fouflef ,,,,,, ..... S ue Guenther Erzofb Saou' ...... figger C migizi ..,, ,, , Armmy ,,,,,,,.,,,...., 2nd Policeman ,,.. ., Cnplnzzz ,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,.,, Hmfefzly Friend Stfzrkeepef' Y ,ff,,,., , Louzye ,,..,,,,.,,,,,,,.. ,,., Ezzacb Snow fr. ,, Prnzcfpfzl ,,,.,.,,,,,,,, ,,,, D11 Seldozz ,,,,. Gary johnson John McCarter Sheryl Lund Mark Reisetter Rich Hastings Doug Cannon Tom Mark . Harryette Lucas Loren Swanson Don Olson Craig Williains Diane Alford and Sue Guenther ,,. was. ' wr K . a- . ,. va' 'QM Steve Ryan, Diane Alford, john Gnagy, jeff Llewellyn. CfZI'0.7lJ'6'! was this year's most outstanding produc- tion. The enthusiasm and cooperation of the stu- dent body produced a memorable musical. Caramel unfolds a strange and beautiful love story, told in many unforgettable songs. Lovers walk the rocky Maine shores, sailors sing of the sea, townsfolk gather for a gay clambake, and life and death are viewed from a typically New England heaven. john Gnagy and Doug Cannon I5 Gary Johnson and clan. TlwfQagoJofytlwf Tli0JLlMf0lU - Saga of the Seven Seas, the theme of the 1965 junior-Senior Prom, was well developed in decora- tions, in menu, and in entertainment. But there were exceptions to this theme and one was the Boys' Barbershop Quartet. Their theme was every senior's theme. C. F. High, We say good-by , f a. t, i f- . To testing and homework 7 And other such fun, . 1 And .even to Stanard, M That Son of 1 Gun. 4. , Pals by the score, And gals galore. And that ole gang of mine They raised cain all the time. L J A We say good-by fi To C. F. High. Don Olsen, Phil Pirages, Mike johnson, Don Redfern Dave johnson Randy Lewis jzmmr Clan Preridezzt Senior Clam President I6 Sm Pfunw Tom Mark and Sue Boileau Pete Newman, Lynn King. Charles Lakin, john Uban George Conklin Mfzxlfr of Ceiwliozlfeii' I7 Th St' d t Yew ik LOWSNX, e Jr users 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ritsuko Morii and Ed Jacobsen 1 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jespersen ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ., ,1 QQ 1 1 1 1 ' A fi Georgene Gersema and Randy Lewis I8 , SSS S Y Sis Yi if ff CLASS OFFICERS: Vice-President Phil Pirages, President Randy Lewis, Treasurer Don Redfern, Secretary Aaron Holmstrom. o I9 I GAIL AIKEY LINDA ALBER LOUISE ALLEN A L L LLL 2 GARY ALTENHEIN DICK ANDERSEN CLYDE ANDERSON DENNIS ANDRESSEN MIKE ANTHON CAROL ASFAHL 20 JIM BALL DAVID BEDELL LYN BEEBE JANET BEIER BOB BENDER EDITH BLOHM DONALD BOLMGREN CONNIE BOUSUM SANDRA BOXWELL 2I PATTY BRANDHORST CHERYL BRIDEN STEVE BROOKS NANCY BROWN I SHARON BUEHLER MARCIA BURKHARDT 22 CHRISTENA BROCKA JIM BRUMBAUGH JUN E CARMICHAEL KAY CARSON JIM CERNEY JO ANN CHASE SHARON CHRISTENSEN MARTY CHRISTIANSEN MIKE CHRISTIASON CAMILLA CIHAK MARY CLARK PHYLLIS COON 23 NANCY CELBERTSON BOB CREERY JEFF CROWELL BOB CUTLER BRIGGITTE DANNENFELSER JIM DAVEY ,433 . af: f LINDA DENKINGER CATHY DONNELL DOROTHY DUTTON 24 JAMES EHMEN RODNEY ELIASEN DENNY ELLERMAN BILL ELLINGER KAREN ERICSSON KAREN EVANS 1 LARRY EVANS STEVE EVANS JEANEANE FAHRER 25 ROGER FIELDING LINDA FLEENER LINDA FLETCHER BARBARA FORCE LARRY FOX SHERRYL FOWLKES FRANK GAAB RONALD GABBARD JOYCE GARTH 26 JOYCE GERDES KAREN GIESEN -IANNA MAE GORDON JOYCE GODSEY DONALD GARRISON SANDRA GREENXWOOD DOUG GEIGER JON GUYNN JACKIE HALTER 27 PAT HANSEN LARRY HARPER MARK HARPER FRANK HARTKE RICHARD HASTINGS JUNE HEICHEI. -Q..,,,k , ' if I JQRAA ?fff?E4'ff,, . I I I Q 4 if I 3 I I if JERRY HELLER DIANE HENNINGS BEVERLY HETH 28 JACKIE HILTON GEORGE HOT-M JANICE HOLMES AARON HOLMSTROM MAX HOOL BETH HORN DAYON HUFFMAN CONNIE HUMBERT ARTHUR IDE 29 GREG KEMIENSKI RON KETTXWIG JIM KIKENDALL BARB KEIZER TERRI KERN LARRY KIBBEE MARY KIBBEE CLIFFORD KING LLOYD KNAPP 3 I ! .. JOHN KNOOP CLARICE KNUTSON CLAUDIA KNUTSON f .V RICK KOONTZ MARGE KRAMER JEANNETTE LANG CHARLES LARSON JACKIE LECKEEE LEON LETCHFORD 32 RANDY LEWIS PAT LEY BOB LUDERS DICK LUEDERS JOHN MQCARTER LARRY MCCULLOUGH 33 ANN LUDEMANN SI-IERYL LUND DICK MCMULIQEN JIM MARKS MICHAEL MAY RITA MESKIMEN i JACK MARKUSSEN JUDY MARTIN RHEA MERSHON KEN MERVIN JIM MESSERER ALLEN MESSERLY 34 GARY MLLLER JUDY MILLS STEPHEN MOORE RITSUKO MORII CHERYL MORLAN ALAN MOSER MARLENE MULLER LINDA MURRAY CONNIE NELSON 35 JEANNE NELSON NANCY NORMAN BOB OBELE GAY OLESON LESLEY OLIVER DON OLSEN -UM OLSEN DAVID ORCHARD CAROLYN PACKARD 36 FRED PARRISH JEROME PESARTIC JIM PETERSEN PHIL PETERSEN PHIL PIRAGES N KENNY PORTER GLADEN RAGER SHEILA RAGER 37 SHARON RAVN DON REDFERN ROBIN RENNER LARRY ROBERTS .X-MMM' A . f CHARLES REFSI-IAIIGE JOAN REID MIKE RILEY SHARON RITER KATHY ROEPE RUTH ROSAUER 38 KENT RUBY JOEL SCHARDT RICHARD SCHLIMER RICHARD SCHMITT JANE SCHNEIDER BARRY SCHNEIDERMAN LARRY SCHNOCK JANICE SCHURMAN ARLAYNE SEARLE 39 JAY SHAXV CARLYN SHEPARD DAVID SIMPSON LINDA SMITH BOB SMITH RON SMITH 40 KARLA SHREVE LOUIS SMITH JOANN SORENSEN W. PN, DIANE SOUTHARD PERLE STAINBROOK KEITH STILWELL JANETT STOCKER TIM STEFFA JEANNE STRAUSER KAROL STUEBEN GRAIG SWANSON 4l JIM SWEET i I STEVE VOSS DANA WADE CHUCK WALDORF RONNIE XVALBAUM SCOTT WALLER WANDA WARREN KAREN XWARRICK WILLIE XVASKOXX' BRIAN WATTERS 43 SONDRA XVESTENDORF TIMOTHY XWESTRICI-I SHERYL WICK E3 ' I, Am TERI XVILLETT JAY WILLIAINIS SHARON WILSON KAY WINNING BARBARA XWISBY DICK XVITHAM 44 ROBIN NVITTKE CHUCK WITTKE GEORGE WOOD LINDA NWYANT LEON XWYMORE JAMES DENGLER JEFFREY YOUNG SUSAN GIQENTHER DAVID ZEINER 45 , Rev. A, G. Schardt, Rev. Dale Huffman Cspeakerj, Rev. Wayne Gordon N Mrs. Genevieve Madsen, Orgmzifz 'fa llfli H5 Mr. C. C. Stanard. Rev. Ronald jespersen, Dr, XX'm. Anderson, Dr. P. Murray fspeakerj, Mr. M. Voorhees. An important part of the commencement ac- tivities is the speaking. This year the guest speaker was Dr. Murray: his topic was False Values. Mr. C. C. Stanard makes his final remarks to the seniors. Mr. M. Voorhees, President of Board of Education, granting diploma to john Tietz. john had the highest academic record of his graduating class. 47 1 - .' Yf n 'ft t t 'ft zgtf ff nottto AMS . 7 of' W' Fw t L,,. At. ' . if 'iff it .. jf f . at 1255 . 1 tt ,wif , -'V. Y 'ft ' 5 t 9' ' if gizy N V. J - I H 1' 'I gm? A ' f X, S. 5, if-V ' ff A 3 'J ffl, .,:, :-., I M Y l '::! .V j t in K . ' ::' f',1, ,ig c.. 1 R- .V-. ,K W if fl h mmL'.A, t Q A t S X, ll, K 2. V , K I H X - no t zvb o t .VAA ottn .M VL . yn Q n f ? Q if ff 1 it -K f fx i g. R, Y M, Wing 'fs -4 , .,i' A .,., to n W ff ,' nn L K It ,,. ' N VV ' V ,.. 5 W 'bu , .,L, 1, 5 - W' o M f' o W A,f Q ff':' n tot tt J 1 1' -.-: , ,,,, . Q .-.- if ':'V 1 5 ' .Y -ff m ' L 'f , A I A KDZV Vyk V a t .f f ,,, x A is M ' ,, . f ' W f ' - . ,:-- '- if A- f ,. . 'V 1 H 5 . , Ef: .L ,, , :A' ' o , .... 5 o oot wif' Q t . o t . to -A :'Ag M Y n W ,. Vr E L. S l:V.A,,? 2 '-- , pig! TVVDSKZ t , g x f K, :I 45. yi. I , ff : ' H Y- W , . My in ff W ., :1, . -- 'ml - vac it ' -:'f 2 ff' M fr, f ffl, .14-, - fs- in :' I W' g-v' it Y' N N 7 N V V U ..,,. ' ' ' ' if 1. , ,.,, ,. 3 ttiv W . my . 1 t A 1., ' rt . H 5 g tt t oooo i' t Ko t ' 4 ' if .--' - -: V -- 9 .- - , . ? :Z 3 Q o 5 , t V.,, :'v to t H -:t. , , .A A n o o K ' 6 t I ' -A - o o ',--f t 1 - f I., kWffrf?: kkyy N 'gg' ,,.-' .'l- ? ...A. ' ' ' ' K ' fs ig .L -f: Lr. ,.., - ,- - V V 'L 1 'Af. f -,, JLL 2 : A ' QQ t o AX' Q :QI Z 5: A' Q ghii .,.. . ,- :qzl Q L' 'H ' Q 1 ,.V 1 L 4 V a Us An important part of graduation is the last informal meeting at the Senior Party. 48 49 J'OQassO' President-DAVE JOHNSON Vice-Pesident-GEORGENE GERSEMA Secretary-JOAN NIELSEN Treasurer-DON BOXWELL 50 Veda Boyd Mary Boyle Bill Brees Terry Carlton Duane Carney Diane Colvin George Conklin Shirley Cox Gerald Cummings jon Cunningham Mark Damsgaard Doug Dane Ann Davis Jan Davis David DeBlauwe Brad Df:H0ff Alan Dieken Delores Diekman Dan Dreier Dave Drenner joan Dutcher Connie Dyal Jeanne Eastman David Eblen Carroll Achenbach Bruce Adams Diane Alford Gary Anderson Steve Anderson Dick Augustus -lim Ayres Nancy Barnett Milton Bear David Beck jennifer Beck Dick Becker Pat Bechner Dan Bedell Carolyn Blanchard janet Blough Sue Boileau Linda Bolin Dick Boorom Bill Borchardt Don Bosley Bette Bossert Don Boxwell joan Boyd i Russell Fecht Karen- Ferrell Edward Fickess john Finical Cynthia Finkle Gary Fobian Linda Fox Vernon Franklin Diana Friis Maryann George Stephen George Georgene Gersema Daniel Gnade Kent Gratten Lynne Greenley john Gross Mary Hagberg Barbara Halverson Charlotte Hansen Patricia Harken Dennis Hartman Mary Hartong Thomas Hedeen Shirley Heidt ,.,i.,.,,,: Kathleen Held jo Henchal JoAnn Henderson Robert Hile Michael Hilenmn Helen Hill Patty Hoeppner Sharon Holbrook jackie Holmes Miriam Holms Danny Hoppes Margaret Huebner Karen Hughes Paul Hurd Sally Idso Terry Imhoff Rose Ann jackson Kathleen Jensen David Johnson Marsha johnson Richard johnson julie jones Jeanne jungling .Iuanite -Iunker Barbara McCann Donny McCarter Thomas Mark Francene Martens Carolyn Mercer Dennis Miller James Miller Thomas Miller Williani Miller Sandra Mitchell Judith Mitze Cheryl Moehlis Ruth Morris Dayle Moyle Robert Muller Virgil Murray Craig Natzke Marilyn Nelson Peter Newman joan Nielsen Dennis Nissen Douglas Oberman Janice Olin David Olsen Wfilliam Kern Harry Kettler Lynn King Terry Knapp Norman Koefoecl Michael Kraya Charles Lakin Doris Larson Linda LaRue Dennis LeBloncl james Lehman Thomas Leutzinger Daniel Lichty Larry Lindley Nanelle Lininger Jeffery Llewellyn Alice Long David Loy Harryette Lucas Susan Lund Valerie Lusthoff Deborah Lutz Charles Lynch Donald McCaIley ,QQ Asilmiia Rebecca Olsen Robert Olsen Kay Otto jon Page Diane Peterson Alan Pierce Patricia Pille Richard Price Bruce Quegg Pam Quegg Larry Ravn Robert Ravn Susan Ravn Barb Reed Craig Rebholz Morris Reeser Betty Reid Sharon Reid Mark Reisetter Dennise Richardson Steve Ristveclt Eric Rose Jucly Rose Tom Rovier gg.5ng5mt:ri53g.ry5ihwan nigga-fm' Dan Rubenclall Mike Runclall jim Saegar Larry Sammons Monty Samuelson Bob Sands jim Sassaman Denny Schmidt janet Schoentrup Georgia Schwickerath Dick Scobee Dawn Sechrist Diane Shook Robert Simpson Linda Sisson Carol Smith Charles Smith Devon Smith Ellen Smith Kenneth Smith Barbara Sokol Eric Sorenson Janice Stegman Diana Stokes Donna Straub james Stenseth Daryl Stevens Patti Stocker Mary Ellen Stoll Diane Stout Harold Strever Loren Swanson Sandre Syhlman jo Tarr Darla Thompson Lynette Trimble Williani Trowbridge jozette Truesdell john Uban janet Walton Richard XY'aters Robert XY'iedemann Marvin Vifhear Mary Wheat jane XX'hite Sonja Vfhitesell Jim Wfhorton Allen Wildehour Norman Koefoecl and Steve Pries working On set construction for a production. junior and Sophomore coopera- tion! Craig XVilliams Sue Vifright Toni Wfolf JoAnn VC ood5 Sally Wfoods Judy Ziereth Susan Zurbriggerr Sharon Chase Stan Syhlman Gary Petrie Ronnie Camlin Rudy Petra Qoplwmofwlliass O 7 , f'-ri 1 y J Q Q5 M- r Wx President, RUSS ARMSTRONG Secretary, IOHN GNAGY Secretary, LARRY SEARLE Treasurer, RICH HUGHES 56 Diane Barnard Janine Bartling Becky Bnumeier Linda Beam jim Bear Marjorie Beasley Mike Beckner Anne Behrens Bill Behrens Ted Behrens Diane Beier Linda Bell Bob Benzer David Bergstrom Sandra Berg Elizabeth Bertlshafer Linda Bigelow Mike Bird Gretchen Biretz Bo Blake Bruce Blanford Steve Blough Pam Bock Cathy Bonney Denny Ackerson Richard Ackerman Toni Adams Kathy Albright Janna Alderman David Anders Carl Anderson Diane Anderson Judy Anderson Colleen Andreesen Roberta Archer Ron Arends Ralph Armenti Gary Armentrout Rusell Armstrong Harold Asmus Ernie Backerman Jim Bagg Carolyn Baker joAnn Baker Linda Ball Harry Banks Valerie Bandti ld Carol Barkott lbe,+v'A 2 E E 5 Z i S : 2 2 x i I i 3 S i 3 f 2 5 3 , E 3 rilkfmi-, 'T1sf,,QEwifSf3!Zf' 'f'Pln21?k 'E ' KAW. as fri-2' SW, AQQ,5iN3? 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L,.M'vi5 KX' X ey Dave Hansen Erlene Hansen Kim Hansen Carol Harding Craig Harmon Christine Harper Cindy Harper Jim Harrinstein Robin Hastings Ron Haskey Bob Haugabok Steve Haynes Judy Hazelwood John Hecklsmillei' Donna Heinmer Gary Hinkle Tom Hennessey Linda Hennings Linda Henricksen Diane Hile Sharon Hillson Rose Hoppes Jerold Howe Ron Hron Carol Hubbard Larry Hudson Barbara Huebner Richard Hughes John Hunt Richard Ide Ross Ingalls Richard James Arne Jensen Claudia Jensen Curtis Jensen Bob Jessen Marilyn Johnson Nancy Johnson Ricky Johnson Ronnie Johnson Terry Johnson Sharon Johnston Steve Jokumsen Brad Jones Francis Juhl Jim Juhl Rosemary Juhl Bob Justis lvfary Ann Lowe Dennis Loy Dane Lyons Mary Lyons Dick McBride Darla McBroom Nancy McCaffery Marvel McCormick Steve McCoskey Cindy McCoy Bill McCraken Steve McCrea Paul McDonald Bill McGarvey Tom McGinnis Kathy McLeland Linda MCVey Gerri Macheak Dave Madsen Dave Malam Dawn Merling Janet Mathes Karen Matthias Donna Maulson Edith Kampman Kirstan Kennison Terry Kidder Dennis Kinder Mike King Rick King Sherry King Barb Kiemhus Gary Klodt Kathy Koehn Tom Koehn Tom Koshatka Gary Krueger janet Kuhlmann Laura Lakin David Lampman Bob Lang Leslie Larsen Rod Larson John Lester Larry Lerchford XVilla Lines julie Liscom Sylvia Liyingstom saw-frwfzsmzri s1i.ap1rfi Dave Maxson Sandra Mayo David Mease Lauren Mervin Frank Meskimen David Messerly Dennis Metcalf Gary D. Miller ' Richard Miller Shelia Mills julia Minikus Bob Minikus LaVerne Mixdorf Larry Moehl Harold Moon Roger Moon Nancy Moore Bob Morford Barb Morgan Kathy Muldoon Becky Muller Roger Muller Gary Mullin Madonna Murphy Afllnilwemh Joyce Nangle Roger Nanke Kathy Nubel Barb Nelson Sheryl Nelson Steve Northey Mary Beth O'Brien Jack Oleson Marva Olson Scott Olsson Jo Ann Ove Lynda Panter DeLaurie Parks janet Parrish Charlene Patterson joe Perkins Allen Petersen Audrey Petersen Ron Peterson Joe Petra Roy Petra Roberta Phelps Gary Phillips Bob Phillips Dave Santee Cheryll Schlimmer Mary Schloman Gary Schmitt Janis Schnook Darlene Schulz Linda Schverman Larry Searle Dick See Bob Segebarth JoAnn Sells Sandra Sells Terry Sheerer Greg Shellord Debbie Simpson Charlene Smith Cheryl Smith Nancy Smith Sandra Smith Steve Smith Paulette Smoldt Larry Sorenson Denise Speck Charlene Standley John Picken Doug Pierce Paulette Pirages Audrey Pollock Nancy Potter Steve Pries Terri Raisch Dennis Ramus Merry Rathbone Dawn Reese Tom Reisinger Ron Rhodes Sharla Rhoades Pam Ritter Rex Rockey Larry Rogers Roberta Rogers Larry Ross Myron Ruby Sam Runyan Steve Ryan Ron Saltzman Ron Sandkamp David Sands Gloria Vandeventer Joe Vich Beth Voorhees Teri Wade john Wagner Bill Wnhner Barb Wfaitek Terri Warkenthien Allan Wfatters Linda Weber Wfayne Welsh Dean Wfestberg Sharon Wfestendorf Sherry Vfhite Linda Wilke John Williams Perry Vifolfensperger Bob Wood Diane Workman Danny Wfray Teddy Wfyant Charlene Patterson Larry Sachay Carlton Troutner Mick Starcevich Craig Stravness John Steffa Carol Steinberg Mike Stitchmen Meri Jo Stocker jay Stoddard Ed Stokes Sandra Strudthoff Bob Surby Bob Swanson Linda Sweet Cathy Tarrence Ed Terhune Susan TeNWalt Connie Thomas Susie Thorson Terri Thorsrud Shelia Threet Barb Thurston Barb Townsend Marcia Trepp Nancy Truman Steve Tyler Debbie Randy Judy Wfilliam Conklin Countryman Melka Schuemnn OQWGQQO' X, X ,Jf sg, 72 as s V :wud Fouatlvpcmiodf Ns. 47 Bowl DRUM ENSEMBLE: jim Cer- ney, Richard james, jay Wil- liams, -Ion Crews, Larry Ravn. SEATED: MIXED CLARINET QL'flKTET.' Diana Friis, Sheryl Lund, SOLOISTS: SEATED: Pam Bock, Kay Winning, Ar- Kay Winning, -Indy Mitze, STANDING: IV OODW'IND QUINTET: layne Searle, Constance Davis. STANDING: Gary Mil- Mike Christianson, Diana jespersen. Beverly Heth, jerry Howe, George ler, jay Williams, Jerry Howe, Richard Fmtzke, Wood, SAXOPHONE SEXT ET -SEATED: fiinda Smith, M-rlayne TRUMPET QUARTETWSEATED: Marjorie Beasley, John Heckls- Searle, Suzie Thorson. STANDING: :f1Connie Humbert, Charles miller, Rodney Larsen, Curt Jensen. TROMBONE QUARTET- RCf5hf1USC, :i:Chflfl6S V'Hlfl0ff fi:-Msmbef Of SHXOPIHOHC QUHN60- 68 STANDING: Lyn Beebe, Barbara Force, Barbara Halverson, Craig Rebholz. ' Band ' o Dfumu ofu MQJ JIM MILLER Lesley Olixer, Jenna Palmer fcaptuinj, Sandy Mitchell, Joan Nielsen Kathy Roepe. 69 W 70 The Tri-School Music Festival in which the Choir participated. ACOPPQWH ' FRONT ROW: L. Allen, L. Alloer, S. Lund. DI. Schneider, D. Alford, M, Vaughn, B. Horn, C. Briden, C. Donnell, L. Wyant, C. Knutson, A. Luclemann, T. Wfillett, H. Lucas, Director john Evenson. ROXX' TVUO: S. jones, K. Roepe, L. Greenley, C. Knut- son, M. Jacobsen, J. Mitze, bl. johnson, S. Guenther, S. Ruger. J. Olin. K, Ericsson. M. Wheat, J. Gordon, S. Boileau. ROW THREE: G. Miller, M, Christiason, D. Drier, M. Anthon. P. Pirages, T, Steffa, V, Murray, C. Wittke, C. Williams, K. Smith, K. Bucllce, J, Tietz, R, Eliason, D. Olsen. ROW FOUR: B. Trowbridge, C. Lynch, E. Rose, B. Borcharclt, T. Mark J. Schardt, D. johnson, D. Cannon, D, Redfern. M. johnson, J. Llewellyn. j. Uban, G. johnson, L. Sammons, K. Ruby, L. Beebei NOT PICTURED: N. Lininger. K. Shreve, J. Nielsen. Director John Evenson Mfwwl MIXED CHORUSSFIRST ROXW: C. Hanson. J. Beck, M. Nelson, R. hlershon, F. Martens. D. Lyons, B. Lang, J. Hunt. S. Zur- hriggen, S. Fowlkes. Mr. Evenson. director. SECOND ROXW: P. Stocker, R. Olsen, J. XVoods, B, Reid, M, Hamer. B. Jones, D. W'ray. G. Schwickerath. B. Sokol. THIRD ROXV: L. Murray. S. Idso, J. Zierath, J. Picken, H. Strever. S. Ryan, L. Sachau, R. Saltz- man. R, Miller. J. Reid. A. Long. FOURTH ROW: T. Wolf, S. Holbrook, P. Pille, J. Bear, B. Morford, D. See, T. Behrens, D. Metcalf. J, Henderson, S. Lund, D. Smith. NOT PICTURED: M. Johnson, K. Carson, R. Fratzke. J. McCnrter, J. Chase. O Y SOPHOMORE GIRLS GLIIE CLUB-ROXW ONE: Mr. Evenson fdirectorj, K. Muldoon, J. Cooksey, B. Kjemhus. C. Gabbard, L, Mixdorf, C. Gard, V. Bandfield. J. Clark. J. Burgess, V. Geerdes, C. Buhrow, J. Frink, D. Hemmer, V. Franks. T. Fender, J. Baker. Hansen, P. Pirages, N, Buth. ROW TXWO: M. Stocker, M. Murphy, D. Barnard, T. Thorsrud. P. Smoldt, E. Bertls- hofer, P. Bock, J, Parrish. B, Thurston. J. Graham, C. Schlimmcr, K. Matthias, C. Harper, C. Frink, S. Johnston. ROW THREE: D, Marling, S. Mills. J, Fowlkes. K. Collinge. M. Lowe, D. Reese, L. Schurman, S. XX'e-stendorf, L. Ball. D. Conklin. M, Johnson, C. Smith, B. Morgan, S. Hillson. R. Dietz, M. Rathbone, L, Vifilke. ROW' FOUR: P. Fullbright, T. XX7yant, D. Workiiian, L. Fohian, R. Hastings, E. Kampman. C. Thomas. N. Johnson. P. Ritter, Denise Speck, C. Hubbard, S. Booth, L. Wfeher, S. Garvin, J. Gordon. L. Mervin. C, Standley, C, Stenherg, K. Kennison. ROXV FIVE: B. Townsend, C. Bonney, S, Berg, D. Simpson, S. XVhite, D. Parks, P. Crawford, S. Sells, P. Hall. L. Sweet, Bartling, J. Liscom, M. Trepp, C. Haes, L. Beam, R. Archer, J. Hazlewood. NOT PICTURED: B. Voorhees. T. Fee, P. Chase, K. McLeland, D. Schulz. S. Smith, S. Mayo, T. XX ade. 7I s Vocab Musto Groups GIRLS' TRIPLE TRIO: Left to Right: D. Malling, C. Stenberg, C. Schlimmer, GIRLS' TRIOJ C. Hubbard, C. Schlimmer, C. Buh- L. Wilke, S. Booth, D. Speck, J. Parrish, P. Ritter. row. I-fi? ,, t 5 ..,. GIRLS' SEXTET' S- 101165, S- Gllvnflw- C Shrew- S- Ruger. DOUBLE MIXED QUARTLr.f Left to Right: J. Muze, M. Jacobsen, M. B- HOIU- 5- Lllflsl- .l- Sfhflffdffl Reisetter, D. Cannon, J. Tietz, S. Ryan, J. Olin. J. Gordon. 4 P .., I 1 I I CHAMBER s1NGERs.- Left to Right: J. Llewellyn, J, Nielsen, H. Lucas, D. Johnson, D. Olsen, I S. Guenther, S. Lund, J. Schardt, G. Johnson, S. Rager, D, Alford, E. Rose, K. Budke, T. Mark, L. Alber, C. Briden, Accompnnist J. Schneider. THE FOUR BIDDEN: Top to Bottom: D. Redfern, M. John- son, P. Pirages, D. Olsen. GIRLS' QUARTET: J. Olin, J. Neilson, J. Mitze, H. Lucas, S, Boilenu. ORCHESTRA IIRS1 RCW L Alber D Alford, G. Miller. J. Steffa. B. Thurston, Ruth Coleman. SECOND ROW: J. Parrish D Mailing S Booth B Heth S Lund, C. Davis, J. Howe, D, Friis, A. Searle, R. Fratzke, Mrs. Hahn, director. THIRD ROW L Ixmpp R Armstrong J Carney R. james, R. jackson. V. Franklin. L. Searle, B. Force, B. Halverson. George Conk- 'es' Ritsuko attended the Prom with her escort, Ed Jacobsen. The personal image we reflect to others is important to each of us. This year Ritsuko Morri, the American Field Exchange student from Kanazawa, Japan, acted as an ambassador between her home in japan and her home in the United States. Ritsulco was not exactly sure what America would be like when she came here, but after spending a school year with her American family, the H. Searle family, after attending school for a yearg and after living as we live she has had many of her questions answered. Ritsukds personality was an important element towards developing a better understanding between our two countries. 73 vwama. eng, SEATED: J. Henderson, D. DeBlauwe, R. MesKimen, T. Steffa. S. Guenther. D. Reclfern, G. Holm, C. Donnell. STANDING: R. Renner, W. Warren, B. Wfisby, M. Holms, I.. Roberts. G. Conklin. B. Horn. J. Olin, A. Ide, R. Hastings, K. Roepe, S. Lund, G. Macheak, 1. Mitze. Tgofu l-iff-Lime Each year the Tiger Hi-Line staff, under the direction of a student editor, produces a page of weekly school news in a local news- paper. The writing and subject mat- ter is both informative and enter- taining: it includes editorials, es- says, poetry, a calendar of events, numerous articles concerning the activities of the student body, and photographic coverage of recent im- portant school events. One of the most important ac- tivities of the staff is to produce one issue of the Ceffm' Falls Daily Remwl. The experience gained on the staff is invaluable to the future student of journalism. SEATED: L. Wfyant, S. Xlifick, R. Mershon, T. XX'illett. STANDING: G. Miller, G. Miller, S. McCrea, C. Morlan, C. Hansen, Mrs. Blow. 74 W 5 M N. , Aliffxw V' gm ki' . AMR 3 zmzbutwa STANDING: R. Fielding, B. Keizer. Mr. Blow. I.. Vifymore. R. Luders. j. Martin. SEATED: J. Stocker. L. Roberts. The Camera Club is an organiza- tion composed of students interested in learning camera techniques so that they might better their photog- raphy and their knowledge of that science. Mr. Bullers, their advisor, is responsible for many of the photographs throughout this year- book. Distributive Education is designed to pre- pare a student for a successful career in a distributive occupation. It comprizes of two coordinated activities: 1. Covers a training station in a retail or service business under the supervision of the employer 2. Includes classroom instruction that en- ables the trainees to further their knowledge and progress on the job. Distributive Education, under direction of Mr. Blow, combines both business and so- cial activities. U . S. George, G. Miller, R. Peterson. G. Phillips, M, Frey. C. Jensen, S. McCrea, Mr. Bullets. Library Club, which is composed of all the students who work in the school library, has two principal functions. First, it pro- vides an opportunity for group instruction in library procedures. Second, through social activities it helps the students to become bet- ter acquainted with each other and, conse- quently, better able to work together. STANDING: N. Lininger, C, Harper. C. McCoy, D. Maulson. K. Jensen, P. Bekner, C. Bousum, R. Ide, B. Thurston, il. Marks, A. Ide, G. Macheak. M. Burkhardt. SEATED: R. Renner, D. Barnard, J. XVhite. -I. Minikus, J. Nelson. The purpose of the Junior Classical League is to study Greek and Latin civilizations. We believe that an acquaintance with civilizations of Greece and Rome will help us understand and appraise this world of today, which is indebted to the an- cient civilizations for its government, laws, litera- ture, language, and arts. L31-'J,,l'5 'l A - 8 J- ical if .lr . it 1 . . ROW 3: L. Larsen, C. Haes, G. Brunskill. R. Buckmaster, J. Williams, T. Hennesey, J. Les- ter, M. Starcevich, M. Ruby, L. Hudson, J. Petra, C. Hubbard, K. Collinge, B. Jessen. ROW 2: B. Lange, J. Steffa. M. O'Brien. M. Trepp. K. Tarrence, J. Nagle, S. John- ston, L. Mervin. N. Halverson, S. Berg, T. Foote, C. Davis, D. Madsen, M. Lyons, Mrs. Pratt. ROW 1: L. Mixdorf, C. Andre-eson, S. Livingston, C. Jensen, D. Conklin. all BUIIEVX, S.. U , J Lt it . M ,, ef H. LL J al X . 0 ROW' 3: Mrs. Pratt, C. McCoy. K. Budke, B. Burns, R. Gabbard, G. Carney, B. Bender J. Stoddard, R. Saultsman, D. Orchard, M. Fry M. Hamer, J. Vick, L. Fixer. Row 21 Tf Johnson, B. Baunier, H. Banks, J. Brown v D. Claybough, D. Mease, D. Dunham, J. Guynn, D. Lyons, R. Swanson, C. Harmon, C. Troutner. ROW 1: T. Adams, J. Hunt, K. Albright, C. Paterson, K. Chapin, A. Dow S. Strudoff, M. Beasley, G. Greenly, L. Mci Vey, L. Bigelow. . if L.Lf'jfil.,lg,,,gf 1v ggra i 'UB if , 4 v 4 6.- 3 1+-.1 2.4. K . W.. ll f -Q M x f ' -...H . ROW 3: S. Sells, J. Gordan, R. Hastings, P Smoldt, J. Ove, D. Bier, R. James, R. Arm strong, M. Lowe, C. Garvey, D. Parks, R Rogers. ROXX7 2: R. Phelps, K. Mathiason, P Crawford, J. Alderman, C. Harper, J. Bundy M. Johnson, J. Crews, L. Searle, J. Knagy, J Graham, M. Murphy. ROW 1: Mrs. Pratt J. Baker, D. Workman, C. Thomas, J. Frink B. Gaden, K. Kennison, C. Standley, J. Bur gess, E. Hansen. 3-.3i5,1:.r.W.v,,..... .T 'a,,,Ta ' .-aW' ls iawf'-1'.f? :51.'r1Ea. i - ' 4 - yr 3 OFFICERS: President John Tietz. Vice-President Charles Refshauge, Secretary-Treasurer George Woocl, not pictured, Jets is ai new organization designed to stimulate among high school students an in- terest in engineering and to assist capable students in training for careers in the var- ious fields of technical engineering. L Q sf BIOLOGY CLLB IIRST ROW K Albright L Biealoxx K Kennison A Dow M. Hagberg, D. Lyons, J. Dutcher, K. Chapin SECOND ROW Mr McCallex S Bets K Collinge 9 Boxxxell R Arends, D. Wfray, G. Shellard, J, Vich, R, PGP The purpose of the Pep Club is to further the enthusiasm of the entire student body towards athletic events. The red blazers of the Pep Club members were seen everywhere our teams participated in athletic contests. o 7 Ass o ez 5 Each year the GRA organizes the ARMY-NAVY game. It is only fitting that the boys should cheer for the girls' basketball This year's tournament was played before a large crowd teams. Too often we forget the simple beauty of this side of our of enthusiastic fans. young men and their personalities. 79 Vafwftg Mary Lou Loulse Allen JJHCUC Tremaine Senior Stocker Cffpmiu- Swfiw' Senior Connie Dyal jyfzigr Gersema Nelson fmzlor jmzior 'SOP Judy Clark, jackie Frink. Kathy Muldoon. Valerie Bandfield. 80 N Thespiow Q ' THESPIANS-FIRST ROXW: S. Jones, C, Knutson, B. Borchardt, J. Llewellyn, L. Swanson, R. Morii, S. Syhlman, P. Bock, C. Buhrow, D. Worknuan, L. Bigelow, N. Halverson, D. Eblen, J. Williaiius, E. Hunsen. SECOND RONV: C. Knutson, H. Lucas, L. Greenley, J. Mitze, XV. XX'arren, S. Lund, J. Dutcher, N. Lininger, L. Ravn, S. Lund, B. Therkleson, J. Schneider, K. Winning, M. Samuelson, L. La Rue, D. Larsen, J. Davis, M. Wlueat, J. Breithaupt, D. Speck, C. Standley, S. XVoods, Mr. Picht, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: G. Johnson, J. Jungling, J. Lung, R. Hastings, B. Bender, T. Steffn. J. Johnson, D. Drier, B. Force, C. Williaziws, J. Ubnn, D. Johnson, M. Reisetter. S. Pries. C. Harmon, G. Gersemu, C. Fogde. QPW Left to Right: K. Collinge, L. Donnell, T. Knapp, M. Hamer, M. Hartong, P. Riter, B. Vorhees, M. Starchevich, J. Gnagy, J. Tietz, K. Fry, J. Stoddard. C. Troutner, C. Donnell, S. TeW'alt, J. Brown, G. Conklin, C. McCoy, J. Willianis, T. Thorson, T. Steffa, Advisor Robert Kemp, D. Bedell. 8I The Lettermen, a club comprised of athletic letter winners, devotes its time to the extension of interest in athletics. They donated their time to helplng at athletic events throughout the year. This year they did something that will always mer1t them extra krespectg they organized and hosted a special benefit wrestling meet for Keith Stilwell it V' , K all '- 'I x Q v v 1 W , ,X 2 'T ,..? ' Q 3 w W 1 -K e x M i A-' s 5 as ft inf. J .Ki +1 iw , A ' 'f 'X ' Vt Q 'gt 4 , ,ar ei' Viggo .Q far ' ' f W 1' ' f it f ' .. js' Q , E V alt' s 2222?-Wy 5 .J,r .L I fl X5 do isa tt, a t 92 Aww 3 E E E 3 Vwwffg Team ROW 1: Assistant Coach Keith Young, Dick Witham, Marty Christiansen, Bill Ellinger, Randy Lewis, Richard Schmidt, Mike johnson, Larry Harper, Ed Jacobsen, Don Redfern, Rick Koontz, Head Coach Ed Lyons. ROW 2: Assistant Coach Fred Smith, Don Boxwell, Doug Dane, Him Cerny, jim Sweet, Mark Harper, Duke Strever, Chuck Lynch, Bill Miller, john Gross ROW 5: Virgil Murray, Alan Dieken, Harry Kettler, Terry Carleton, Mike Hileman, Lynn King, Mike Rundall, Bruce Quegg Bill Achenbauch. ROVU 4: john Lester, Russ Armstrong, Charlie Lakin, Dan Rubendall. 1 962 Qeosow 85 CF OPP 6,,, , XV. Waterloo . . .,... ...31 7., H, .tCharles City N ........13 0, ,. e , Fort Dodge ,,,.. i,,.,, , ,28 32, ,, , ,eNew Hampton ,,,.. ec,.....19 45, , , Columbus .,.c.,, ...V,, , 7 ,, H, , .Waverly , ,,,,,, 14, .., UE. Waterloo Y, 13, ,, ,,r., ., ,,Mason City . W .,.,,...27 ff A 'Sb 1326 x 355 R W wk' Ways? 'wwe Jf wmv? i 'Vw i CW W7 Vwwvtg BaAI2tballbTeww FRONT ROW Dan Rubendall, Bob Simpson Marty Christiansen Don Redfern Virgil Murray Richard james Tom Hedeen BACK ROW Coach Harry Anderson Terry Imhoff Anon Holmstrom Lwrry Fox Brian Wwtters Dick Withqm Phil Pirages Don Bomxell Lxnn King, Charlie Lakin Daxe Oleson Assistant Couch Bob Rice 196268B05E.efbaUfl20C0'1Jf New Hampton eWaverly ,,,,,,,, eMason City ,,,,, Columbus ,,,,,, E. Waterloo ,,o, CE. Des Moines Independence , E. Waterloo ,e,, Charles City .,e, Columbus ....,, W. Waterloo , Fort Dodge Wfaverly ee,,,,,, Mason City ,, Fort Dodge .,e, E. Des Moines W. Waterloo A. Charles City E. Waterloo Q. Af! ,... .-.. .. , AQ. 9, .ag ,M 2 M' an gm. x ', law, ,M 'X J, N 1' av Phil Pirages looks for an opening. Dan Rubendall arches a shot over n Vifest defender. i h h Qop Baslwfbawiecww l h 1 Y 2 90 , Vdfwftg Wfcestlfmg Squad ROW 1: jack Oleson, Dan Hoppes, Rodney Eliasen, Doug Pierce, Skip Franklin, Randy Lewis, Sam Runyan, Jim Sweet, Roy Petra, Doug Dane, Bill Ellinger, Jim juhl. ROW 2: Tom Leutzinger, Steve Anderson, Raleigh Buckmaster, Allen Messerly, Joe Petra, Ron Sandkamp, Bill Schuerman, Larry Hudson, Mike Rundall, Larry Harper, john Lester, Bob Cooper. ROW 3: John Hunt, Rex Rockey, Larry Letchford, Milton Bear, Doug Dunham, Larry Filer, Larry Sammons, jon Page, jeff Llewellyn, Harold Asmus, Terry Carleton, Bruce Gulick. ROW 4: Bob Lang, Dave Maxson, Bob Morford, Gerald Carney, Ron Rhoades, Bob Benzer, Dave Madson, Steve Smith, Larry Ross, Francis juhl. ROW 5: Dave Lampman, Dave Malam, Clyde Anderson, Bruce Blanford, Rick johnson. 1962-ee wwswmg Recofwb WON LOST 5 5 CF OPP. 24 e.,,..t.,,iet,,, E. Des Moines ....., ...... 1 8 16 ,.,...,....,,,,, XV. Waterloo ,,,,,,28 20 ..,iie,,,,e,,,,, Osage ........,,.,,, uuurr, 2 1 15 ,.e,, te,t,,ee , E. Waterloo ,.,,. ,.,,,, 3 2 23 ,,.,,, .,,,, . Mason City ,... ,.i.., 1 4 24 ,,,,,,, .,,,,, F ort Dodge ...,, .,,..,. 1 8 18 i,,,,,,,,,,,,,., Maquoketa .... ..20 23 ,,..,.,.,u,..,,. Waverly u,,r,,,,., ..,.., 1 2 16 ,,,et,,,,e,,.,.. Iowa Falls .,,,ir.,. ...,.. 2 4 24, ,,.t,,,,e,,,,e New Hampton .,.. .,.,.. 1 5 RANDY LEWIS JIM JUHL First District First District Third State 9' Third State The tenacious Tigers are ready for action. Rodney gets a quick takedown and then the pin. ...- Ellinger reverses. then takes control. Juhl begins big mkedgyvn 92 fsfnwt and Big Qf4aTwwl2f ' 1 Q62 Twcbf Qeasow INDOOR Columbus, Charles City Triangular East, Wfest Triangular Mason City Dual Waxferly, Columbus Triangular OUTDOOR Columbus Dual Marshalltown Dual Oelwein, Wfaverly Triangular Comet Relays East Dual District Meet Big Six Conference Meet Big Four Meet TRACK COACH COLE COLLINGE 93 lst Zncl lst lst lst 2nd lst 3rd 2nd lst lSt 2nd Mark Harperg Big Six, Comet Relay, and District Record Holder. Richard Schmittg lst Place Big Six, and District High jump. Mike johnsong School Record Holder, -ith State. Don Boxwellp School and Big Six Record Holder in the Pole Mile Relay District Champions Dave Bedell, Stan Voss, Mike Vault, May, Dave Johnson. Two-mile Relay District Champions Stan Voss, Brian Watters, Medley Relay District Champions Virgil Murray, Larry M: Mike Christiason. Charles Lakin. Cullough, John Lester, Terry Imhoff. 94 ,af ,f 5' QQ ' f , v'r ' 1 W .A A . , , , mm 5 if K + 1 J U in -111 M 'Z 12' ' 5 J 3 E 9 J s If 5, ,f ,nik N W we we j Tmw FRONT ROW: J. Cummings, XV. Wfelsh. B. DeHoff, T. Imhoff, M. Christiason, L. Searle, D. Gnacle. BACK ROW: J. Crowell L. McCollougl1, B. Watte1's, J. Harrenstein. S. Haynes. D. Beclell, Coach Collingc, GOEQTQMW STANDING: D, Metcalf, A. Moser, B. Miller, G. Carney, P. Pirages..KNEELING: S. Franklin, J. Heck- lesmiller, T. Behrens, R. See. 96 Maggy af 955' ,a Q ,mfwa lm. m Q lm ya 97 Boom 1 K. Marvin Ziesmer, Willard Hansen picturedj. y L2 , ' .- 0 , J 1,1 Q 2 HARRY ANDERSON WIULIE BAILEY BIRS. BARBARA BLOW' Coach, Social Studies Librarian English ELAINE BLUMHAGEN RONALD BRINKLEY DAVID Bl'I.I.ERS Business Education Guidance Mathematics MRS. ADRIANA BUSOT FRANK BLTXTON ROBERT CARTER Spanish Science Social Studies 99 COLBURN COLLINGE ROBERT DRESSELHAUS OLIVER EASON Coach, Physical EJUCP-fiOf1 Coach, Physical Education lklnthe-matics. Science JOHN EVENSON ANTON HGFSTAD ROBERT KEMP Vocal Music Science Speech, English CHARLES KOCH BLYTHE LABIME AIRS, NQRLIA LUBBS SOCli1l SfLIdlES Phygifgl EduC:Lti0n IOO ANTON LUND EDWARD LYONS DAVID MCCALLEY Instrumental Music Coach, Guidgmcg Science pcm MRS. JOANNE INICCOY HELEN INICDOWELL INIRS, GENEVIEVE IVIADSEN Homemaking English English RICHARD MARCUSSEN CHARLES MEINS HENRAIETTE MULLER Art Industrial Arts Busmess Education IOI JOHN NERO RAYMOND NICHOLS DONALD NUTTING Social Studies Mathematics, Coach Industrial Arts DALE PARRISH MERLE PICHT CLARENCE PRIES Mutlieiniirics Speech Business Education ROBERT RELLII-IAN MRS. DORTHY STRLTYK JON TEHVEN Social Studies Spanish English IO2 iWRS. GLADYS XWAGNER LEO WALTON KEITH YOUNG English, Business Social Studies DfiVCf EdL1CHfi0fl, COHCII Education AIRS. CAROLYN PRATT BIRS. ELAINE TRAIN Latin Guidance W i I03 MRS JLDY BURKET STUDENT OFFICE HELP-H1gh School Offlce FIRST ROW' K Gxesen 1' hfartens SeCret1rymPrmc1paIs S Surbrxggen L Broun Mrs Burket SECOND ROW' I Rose S Rhoades C offrce C1hak J Hrchel S Rlger S. Braden L Srsson Offlfe STUDENT OFFICE HELP-Attendance Offrce R Colemm S Jones N Moore J Stegman B Wantek S Run, Mrs Wfoodcock r . in f Z sk -FILE: MRS VIVIAN VIRDEN Secretary IH Enghsh Dept CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Ruth Krumlincle, Mrs. Edna Peter- sen, Mrs. Dorothy Garth, Supervisor, Mrs. Vivian jokumsen, Mrs. Gladys Jacobson, Mrs. Helen Barnet, Mrs. Vivian McCracken. We look forward to that part of the clay that includes relaxation and lunch. CUSTODIANS-CLOCKXWISE: Carl Carlson, Chris Olson Qheacl custoclianj, Claude Hostetler, Kenneth Ball. 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